
Albert J. Nevins
1915 – 1997
At the age of 17 he entered Maryknoll and was ordained a priest on June 21, 1942. Father Nevins was assigned to the Cultivation Department at Maryknoll, New York, where he served for 37 years. Father Nevins wrote 41 books, some translated into foreign languages, and edited or contributed to a score of others. He wrote hundreds of articles for Catholic and secular publications, movie and television scripts and radio shows. He lectured throughout the United States. He held the rank of Lt. Colonel in the Civil Air Patrol, a U.S. Air Force auxiliary, and served for many years as Group Commander for Westchester County, New York. Although Father Nevins never received a foreign mission assignment, he had dedicated his whole career to the mission apostolate of the Church, spreading the Word of God and the Lord’s urgent call to mission through millions of words sent to millions of people.
Books
- A Saint for Your Name
- A Catholic book of the Mass
- Parenting with style
- The Maryknoll golden book
- The Maryknoll Catholic dictionary
- The way
- The adventures of Ramón of Bolivia
- Away to Central America
- Builders of Catholic America
- The Maryknoll book of peoples
- Our American Catholic heritage
- Strangers at your door
- Called to serve
- The adventures of Pancho of Peru
- Away to Venezuela
- Life after death
- The Maryknoll golden book
- St. Francis of the seven seas
- The young conquistador
- Adventures of men of Maryknoll
- Answering a fundamentalist
- Away to the lands of the Andes: Columbia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Chile
- The making of a priest
- Scriptures of faith
- The world book of peoples
- American martyrs
- Away to Mexico
- General intercessions
- The Maryknoll book of treasures
- A Saint for Your Name (Boys)
- The Sunday readings
- The story of Pope John XXIII
- The adventures of Kenji of Japan
- Away to East Africa
- Catholicism
- The Life of Jesus Christ
- The prayer of the faithful, vol. II
- The meaning of Maryknoll
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