title: St. Pius V: His Life, Times and Miracles
author: Prof. Robin Anderson
description: Professor Robin Anderson was born in 1913 at London to parents of Scottish and Irish descent. After receiving his education from Marlborough College and subsequently marrying Valeska Gert in 1936, he released his first short story a decade later through &#34;&#34;Horizon&#34;&#34; magazine. He subsequently converted to Catholicism through the influence of John Cardinal Henry Newman and Gerard Hopkins, and also became a fellow of the Institute of Linguists in 1961. Professor Anderson's works include &#34;&#34;The Quiet Grave&#34;&#34;, &#34;&#34;Gleams of English-Language Literature&#34;&#34;, and &#34;&#34;Pope Pius VII&#34;&#34;. The latter was published in 2001 by TAN.
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  **ST. PIUS V**
  
  
  A Brief Account of His  
  
  
  Life, Times, Virtues and Miracles
  
  
  _By  
  
  
  _Robin Anderson
  
  
  _Foreword by_
  
  
  Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani
  
  
  
  
  
  Copyright © 1978 by Robin Anderson.
  
  
  Originally published in 1973 by St. Michael's Press. Republished in 1978 by
  TAN Books and Publishers, Inc. Retypeset and republished again in 1989 by TAN
  Books and Publishers, Inc. Typography is the property of TAN Books and
  Publishers, Inc., and may not be reproduced, in whole or in part, without
  written permission of the publisher.
  
  
  Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 88-51510
  
  
  ISBN: 0-89555-354-6
  
  
  The photo on the front cover is of the statue of Pope St. Pius V by Leonardo
  da Sarzana located in the Sistine Chapel of St. Mary Major's Basilica in Rome.
  
  
  TAN Books  
  
  
  Charlotte, North Carolina  
  
  
  [www.TANBooks.com](http://www.tanbooks.com)
  
  
  1989
  
  
  
  
  
  OTHER WORKS BY THE AUTHOR
  
  
  Rome Churches for English-Speaking People
  
  
  The Quiet Grave—Intimate Journals
  
  
  Between Two 