Saints Are Not Sad History James Matthew Wilson on the

James Matthew Wilson on the imperative of beauty for happiness amidst the post-modern distortion of our capacities for creativity and innovation

solitary life

Searching for God offers fraternal correction in the fullest sense: firmly refuting the falsehoods that frustrate and confuse the creature’s search for the Creator and resoundingly affirming the truth that God has made the human heart for himself and it is restless until it rests in Him

draws Lise into the destructive

called to spread joy and trust and to walk in faith and hope

Saints Are Not Sad History James Matthew Wilson on theEdited by F. J. Sheed The years between the two terrible World Wars bore witness to a revival in hagiography: numerous bestselling books took as their topic or inspiration the life of a saint. In the wake of these book length treatments of Gods elect there followed shorter sketches of saints, of the same decent reality, appearing here, there and everywhere. As a collector of these studies in sanctity, no one was (and is) better qualified than F. J.