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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Dorothy L. Sayers on failures in Christian writing and thinking
Best known for her Lord Peter Wimsey mysteries and her translation of Dante’s Divine Comedy, Dorothy L. Sayers was also a lay theologian of weight in the Church of England. Among her theological work was The Mind of the Maker and several es...
Flannery O’Connor on childish Catholic images
Flannery O’Connor, the short story master, novelist, and essayist, also wrote short book reviews for her diocesan newspaper, The Bulletin, from 1956 to near her death in 1964. Here she is reviewing the Dominican Victor White’s “Soul and Psy...
Flannery O’Connor on Church Prose
Flannery O’Connor, the short story master, novelist, and essayist, also wrote short book reviews for her diocesan newspaper, The Bulletin, from 1956 to near her death in 1964. Here she is reviewing The Catholic Companion to the Bible in 195...
Dorothy L. Sayers on middle-aged people out of touch with youth
Best known for her Lord Peter Wimsey mysteries and her translation of Dante’s Divine Comedy, Dorothy L. Sayers was also a lay theologian of weight in the Church of England. Among her theological work was The Mind of the Maker and several es...
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