Henri Daniel-Rops
Daniel-Rops (Henri Petiot's literary pseudonym) was born in Épinal in 1901 and died in Chambéry in 1965. He was professor of history and director of Ecclesiae magazine (Paris), and became world-famous mainly for works of historiography: (1943), Jesus in his time (1945), and the ten volumes of the History of the Church of Christ (1948 - 1965). He has also authored several essays, works of children's literature and historical novels, among which are Death, where is your victory? (1934) and The Sword of Fire (1938). He was a voter for the French Academy in 1955.
Works (40)

Daily Life in the Time of Jesus
1962

The Protestant Reformation
1961

L'église des temps barbares
1950

Bernard of Clairvaux
1964

Cathedral and crusade
1957

The book of Mary
1960

Jesus and His times
1954

The Heroes of God
1959

The church of apostles and martyrs
1960

What is the Bible?
1958

The Church in an age of revolution, 1789-1870
1965

The Catholic Reformation
1961

The Second Vatican Council
1962

Sacred history
1949

A Fight for God, 1870-1939
1966

The church in the eighteenth century
1964

The Church in the Seventeenth Century
1963

Protestant Reformation

This is the Mass

The Book of Books
1956

Missa est
1951

Missa Est

Golden legend of young saints
1960

The heroes of God

The miracle of Ireland
1959

Cathedral and crusade

Jesus and His Times

Love is forever

The Book of Life
1956

Protestant Reformation, 1350-1564 (History of Church of Christ)

Monsieur Vincent

Daily life in the time of Jesus

Life of our Lord
1964

The Catholic Reformation

Our Brothers in Christ

L'E ́glise des apôtres et des martyrs
1948

Our brothers in Christ, 1870-1959
1967

What is the Bible?

Le Communisme, dilemme des chrétiens

The Catholic Reformation