The Lord of History Gilson

The Lord of History GilsonWhen Msgr. Eugene Kevanes seminal work The Lord of History was originally published in 1980, it responded to a call by the Second Vatican Council to promote a more effective coordination of philosophy and theology so that they supplement one another in revealing . . . the Mystery of Christ, which affects the whole course of human history (Optatum Totius 14). Lamenting that in modernity Christ is no longer the center of the universal history of

The Rosary

has been kidnapped from Narnia and longs to return

The book reflects on issues that arise in illness

how we should love the Church

with Andrew and her Aunt Debbie

We might say that it contains everything that can be said about the Rosary — its content and form

Schall shows the value of a Catholic mind filled with the wisdom of the past

and Incarnational themes

and that is what this story is about

the story of a house divided against itself

Manhattan's Central Park seems an unlikely place for a family of swans to raise their baby cygnet

In this richly textured tale