Storia Della Vita, E Fondazione Che Fece La Gran Serua Del Signore La Madre Angela Maria Ventura Del Santissimo Sagramento
recounts the life and founding of the monastery of the Teresian Carmelites in Venice by Mother Angela Maria Ventura. Written by Giuseppe Maria Sardi, this historical biography details the spiritual journey and accomplishments of a significant figure within the Carmelite order. The book provides valuable insights into the religious and social context of 17th- or 18th-century Venice and offers a detailed account of the establishment of a prominent religious institution. This work is essential for understanding the history of the Carmelite order, the role of women in religious life, and the cultural landscape of Venice during this period.
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