From Rejoice in Saint Joan of Arc
Table of Contents
- Preface
- Introductory Notes
- Saint Joan of Arc Infobox
- Notes on terms
- Trials of Joan of Arc
- Important events & dates of the life of St. Joan of Arc
- The Historical Problem of Joan of Arc
- Trees that bear fruit
- Sufficiency of Joan
- Christian hope
- A captured mind
- Physician, cure yourself
- Paris for a pair of pants
- Jeanne, Daughter of God
- The Church Militant
- May God keep me there
- A good Catholic
- Crazy, Witch, or Saint?
- Prophecy fulfilled
- La Pucelle v.2
- Not your average witch
- A soul in peril
- Saving France
- So what is "France"?
- A mess only a Saint could fix
- A family affair: Armagnacs v Burgundians
- Paris, England
- Jeanne
- Little Jeanne
- Portrait of Jeanne
- Jeanne La Pucelle, Virgin
- Jeanne La Pucelle, Handmaid
- Jeanne, Catholic
- Did She Make It All Up?
- Spiritual or material?
- What's in a voice?
- Naming the Saints
- Jeanne and the Saints
- Saint Catherine
- Saint Margaret
- Saint Michael the Archangel
- Saint Gabriel the Archangel
- Saints Charlemagne & Louis
- Into France
- Joan the peasant girl
- Domrémy
- Neufchâteau
- Vaucouleurs
- Loaves and fishes
- In "France"
- Joan's Moment
- An invitation to the English
- Courage in war
- La Pucelle®
- Saint Joan's moment
- Victory at Orléans
- The battle flag
- Wearing the pants
- Knight in shining armor
- "A valiant champion"
- Manifest Destiny
- Wrong ways
- Which way?
- Getting the March on
- The necessity of Reims
- Crown Delayed
- House Divided
- Constable, traitor, hero
- Historical psychotherapy
- The Walls of Paris
- Caught up & captured
- Tried & True
- Betrayed
- Misfiring
- Joan's treason
- Relapsed
- Setting the Record Wrong
- Post hoc ad hoc
- Testimony too tight
- Sacramentally incomplete
- The point of it all
- La France
- English France
- Vive la France!
- Saving Catholicism
- The Babylonian Captivity
- Return from exile: Gregory XI & Saint Catherine of Sienna
- Saint Joan settles it
- The Fairest Deed in Christendom
- Two beasts
- Pragmatically speaking
- The "Letter to the Hussites"
- Saving Catholicism
- "The fairest deed" in Christendom
- A Catholic France
- Becoming France
- Conciliarist legacies
- Postscript: Inspired by God
- Appendix
- Notes on sources and quotations
- Use of the Trial records in this work
- Notes on usage, names and spelling
- Notes on archaic word use
