The life path of a great man inevitably causes all sorts of interpretations, and therefore the assessments given to his personality are strikingly dissimilar from each other. The portraits painted by the prolific tribe of biographers who believed that they correctly described and interpreted the life of the late Jeremy Pratt Sibb, later Father Sibber, a monk of the Benedictine order, a saint recently canonized by the Roman Curia, were also extremely dissimilar. A critical analysis of the many life stories of this man, who had outstanding spiritual qualities, is not part of our task. The author has set himself the goal only to objectively and impartially tell about his wonderful life more quickly. Intimately , In the public domain, giving a special place to the early years of the formation of his personality and only briefly mentioning events of great public importance which are still fresh in our minds. However, the author from the very beginning wants to resolutely dissociate himself from the small but dangerous gang of militant atheists who have the audacity to consider the life of Sebber as a severe case of chronic constipation.