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intermixed with acerbic asides and ironic critiques
Man and the Economy articulates the basic points of capitalist economics and Catholic social teaching and addresses how Catholics can bring the teachings of the Faith to bear in the economic decisions of daily life
Continuing the story of his 1927 novel The Imposter
Bernanos wrote numerous novels
the conferences of Faith and Prayer represent McNabb’s most erudite and formal preaching
A Benedictine Education Pieper intermixed with acerbic asides andBy John Henry Newman Edited by Christopher Fisher A Benedictine Education presents two essays by John Henry Newman which articulate Saint Benedicts vision of a schola servitii dominici, a school of the Lords service. As Christopher Fisher notes, the book aims to aid in the recovery of the Benedictine principle, a principle animated by a poetic disposition. The Portsmouth Institute, at which Fisher serves as Executive Director, works to develop this
