Literary Distractions Victor White When we look at the

When we look at the power for action which the Church displayed in the Dark Ages

Hailed as “Claudel’s single greatest achievement” and “the most remarkable of his dramas

is Assistant Professor of English at Benedictine College in Atchison

“The Giant’s Heart”

might “recover some warmth of the divine love

Literary Distractions Victor White When we look at theBy Ronald Knox The written word was but the score of a musical composition; there must be no sentence which was not worthy of being read aloud. Monsignor Ronald Knox wrote these words in homage to Robert Louis Stevenson. Well might he have written them of himself, for the principles he proposes were invariably brought to life in his own writing: his sermons, retreat conferences, detective stories, Scripture translationsand the seventeen essays in