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Averse to being called a “Catholic” novelist
the Maritains reveal how philosophy and the spiritual life intertwine and strengthen each other
Paperback: 424pp
immensely influential author
” honest and real
To the End of the World Caryll Houselander Averse to being called aBy Helen C. White To the End of the World tells of Michel de la Tour dAuvergne, a Frenchman of high ideals whose cherished ambition is to see the great monastery of Cluny enkindle in France the fervor of faith in Christ and his Church. Yet it is the year 1789 and monasteries great and small are to serve as kindling for an altogether different fire: the inexorable conflagration of Church and tradition in the name of Libert, Egalit, Fraternit. From the