This is a very good book about three holy men whose lives and experiences show the power of faith and God's continued action in our lives. There isn't much original here if you have read books about Solanus, Padre Pio, or St. Andre Bessette, but the author does a great job of laying out their lives, their holines, their humility, and the wonders worked in God's name through their intercession. Holy Simplicity is a significant attribute of each of these men and the author does a great job of showing this. The last paragraph of the book is a fitting way to end this review:
"Andre, Solanus and Pio came from marginal beginnings, and they struggled a bit to find their way. They faced failure and hostility. Yet they knew what they wanted to do: to dwell in the house of the Lord and serve God and God's people, especially the poor in body and spirt. Our true vocations can emerge in doing the same."