Saints Are Not Sad History portrays the impoverished

portrays the impoverished

James Matthew Wilson on the imperative of beauty for happiness amidst the post-modern distortion of our capacities for creativity and innovation

solitary life

Görres explains the incarnate nature of the Church and the necessity of the sacraments

a study of John Henry Newman

Saints Are Not Sad History portrays the impoverishedEdited by F. J. Sheed The years between the two terrible World Wars bore witness to a revival in hagiography: numerous bestselling books took as their topic or inspiration the life of a saint. In the wake of these book length treatments of Gods elect there followed shorter sketches of saints, of the same decent reality, appearing here, there and everywhere. As a collector of these studies in sanctity, no one was (and is) better qualified than F. J.