Married Saints Chesterton editor of the Revue thomiste

editor of the Revue thomiste

The Princess and Curdie continues the adventures of Princess Irene and Curdie the miner’s son

“The gentle confidence and encouraging hope that marked John Paul II’s papacy animates these reflections on 'the hermeneutics of the mystery of man

Brian Barbour’s Introduction gives a fascinating summary of Maritain’s philosophical background

The Unknown God remains richly deserving of its accolades as “the spiritual biography of a generation” and a “weighty critique of modern agnosticism

Married Saints Chesterton editor of the Revue thomisteBy Selden P. Delany Married Saints, first published in 1935, illustrates the legacy of holiness left by men and women who vowed themselves to the sacrament of matrimony. Embarking from the simple yet life altering observation that saints are those who seek in all things to conform themselves to the will of God, Delany refutes any prevailing notions that Christian sanctity is properly reserved to individuals vowed to celibacy. Through nineteen succinct