Stars of Comfort Paul Horgan as moral decay and intellectual

as moral decay and intellectual decline find no effective remedy in erratic reforms—and the dazzling duality of the Renaissance: glorious genius of artistic

As David Bentley Hart writes in his Introduction to this new edition

Yet for all Giuseppe’s schemes and successes

The Life of Baron von Hügel (1951)

Stars of Comfort Paul Horgan as moral decay and intellectualBy Vincent McNabb, O. P. Hilaire Belloc once declared that he would travel anywhere for the chance to hear Vincent McNabb speak. High praise, considering that McNabb himself set little in store by the power and weight of words themselves. The best or the worst of all sermons is a life led, McNabb said. We should measure the words by the life, not the life by the words. The life of this Irishman, however, inspired and informed his words: remarkable for