"Diary of a Country Priest" is a novel by French author Georges Bernanos, published in 1936. The story follows a young, idealistic priest assigned to a rural parish in France. Through his diary entries, he reflects on his struggles with faith, loneliness, and the challenges of his parishioners. The priest faces various obstacles, including the indifference of the townspeople and his own health issues. Despite these difficulties, he remains committed to his spiritual mission, seeking to understand and connect with the lives of those around him. The novel explores themes of faith, despair, and the search for meaning in everyday life.