2 edition of Catholic Reading Circle Review found in the catalog.
Catholic Reading Circle Review
Published
1897
by W.E. Mosher in Youngstown, Ohio
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Written in
| ID Numbers | |
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| Open Library | OL25942155M |
| OCLC/WorldCa | 191709047 |
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Fast-forward towhen I was, as I am still, Rector of the Pontifical Beda College in Rome. I had finished a book on priesthood the previous year, called The Risk of Discipleship, and I thought then about these various Newman pieces and wondered whether I might not edit some of the articles, write up some of the notes, and fill in some gaps with fresh material and see what kind of a Author: Nancy Piccione.A longtime distinguished Catholic journalist, Lawler was an early enthusiast for the new pope, but had a conversion experience when he noticed one day that the pope was inverting the meaning of the day’s Gospel, not just being unclear (as he often is when speaking off the cuff), but actually contradicting what Jesus was saying and what had.
