A Mirror of Shalott Paul Horgan Pie-Raymond Régamey

Pie-Raymond Régamey

” their legends are “still beautiful to us

The Unknown Sea provides a near-perfect précis of Mauriac’s matchless ability to depict human freedom—and frailty—in the face of the infinite mystery of existence

Notable among Hughes’s surveys are those of the Council of Constantinople

Hughes marries the fervor of the former with the sagacity of the latter in showing how each truth of the Christian faith has a role to play in the eminently practical matter of uniting us to our Creator

A Mirror of Shalott Paul Horgan Pie-Raymond RégameyBy Robert Hugh Benson She said nothing, and her silence was the worst of all The contents of A Mirror of Shalott are ghost stories, recounted by a group of priests with varying levels of credence. These stories, as Monsignor Maxwell says on the first evening, deserve a hearing, and responses ought to be given on the basis of rational investigation and faithful adherence to God, who is Lord of both the dead and the living. One after the other, in an