The Passion and Glory of Christ by F.X. Poelzl, translated and revised by C.C. Martindale, is a classic religious commentary focusing on Jesus' final days from the Last Supper to his Ascension, exploring his suffering (Passion) and divine triumph (Glory). Published around 1919, it delves into the theological and historical significance of these events, aiming to deepen readers' faith through detailed reflection on Jesus' life, death, resurrection, and promise of return. In essence, it's a comprehensive, devotional commentary on the core Christian narrative of Jesus' suffering and ultimate victory, making it a valuable resource for those interested in Catholic or Christian theology.