Pulled Quotes (Catholic Editition)
David MillsMostly Catholic quotes I think interesting, convicting, insightful, sometimes amusing or annoying, which I've found for my own purposes and having them, want to share them.
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Lord Acton on judging morality in history
Lord Acton, though an English Catholic in the nineteenth century, influenced both English politics and English religion. Elevated to the House of Lords in 1869 at the urging of Liberal prime minister William Gladsonean, he was appointed Reg...
Pius XI on how to convert communists
In his Christianity and Democracy, written in 1942, the French Catholic philosopher Jacques Maritain quotes a letter Pope Pius XI sent to the French bishops in December 1937. The pope was responding to invitations from the French Communists...
G. E. M. Anscombe on modern priests' sermons
G. E. M. (Elizabeth) Anscombe was one of the last century’s major philosophers, especially among those writing in English, best known in those circles for her book Intention. A student of Wittgenstein’s, who later lived in her home and whos...
A drunk editor on a Mother Superior’s wisdom and kindness
James H. Richardson was the city editor of The Los Angeles Examiner, one of Los Angeles’s afternoon papers, back when big cities had such things. This is taken from his autobiography For the Life of Me, published in 1954.
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