Antonio Arbiol y Díez facts for kids

Portrait of Antonio Arbiol

Antonio Arbiol y Díez (born in Torrellas, Spain, in 1651 – died in Zaragoza, Spain, on January 31, 1726) was a Spanish writer. He was also a Franciscan friar. He wrote books that gave advice on many topics. These included how to comfort people who were sick. He also wrote about how to raise children and offered good moral lessons.

What Did Antonio Arbiol Write?

Antonio Arbiol wrote several important books during his life. These books often shared his ideas about living a good life. They also helped people understand their faith better.

• Manuale Sacerdotum (1693): This book was a guide for priests. It taught them how to give good sermons and speeches.
• La Venerable y Esclarecida Orden Tercera de San Francisco (1697): This book told the history of the Third Order of Saint Francis. It explained their rules and the lives of important saints from that group.
• Desengaños Místicos (1706): This work talked about common mistakes people made during prayer. It also shared ideas about theology and spirituality.
• El Cristiano Reformado (1714): This book focused on the practices and devotions of the Third Order. It helped members understand their daily spiritual exercises.
• La Familia Regulada con Doctrina de la Sagrada Escritura (1715): This book gave advice on how to run a family. It used teachings from the Bible to guide its lessons.
• La Religiosa Instruida (1717): This book was written to teach and guide nuns.
• Visita de Enfermos y Exercício Santo de Ayudar a Bien Morir (1722): This book offered guidance on visiting sick people. It also taught how to help someone prepare for death.
• Estragos de la Lujuria y Sus Remedios Conforme a las Divinas Escrituras (1726): This book discussed the problems caused by certain desires. It offered solutions based on religious scriptures.

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In Spanish: Antonio Arbiol y Díez para niños