Perhaps the besetting Catholic danger is to live with the truth … — “Catholic Humanism and Modern Letters” The McAuley Lectures: Christian Humanism in Letters, Saint Joseph College, West Hartford Connecticut,(1954),p 65, reprinted in The Medium and the Light (1999), p 172

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Perhaps the besetting Catholic danger is to live with the truth until one is not concerned to look at it. We know it so well that we “couldn’t care less.”

“Catholic Humanism and Modern Letters” The McAuley Lectures: Christian Humanism in Letters, Saint Joseph College, West Hartford Connecticut,(1954),p 65, reprinted in The Medium and the Light (1999), p 172

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Year: 1954

Chapters: Catholic Church | Religion

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