The State in Catholic Thought Huizinga Brigid of Kildare was unique

Brigid of Kildare was unique in her own time and place: as a fifth-century woman

the benefit of these reflections is by no means limited to that time and place

does the answer to Tertullian’s query come to light

The first comprehensive study of Marcel’s thought to be published in the United States

and unless he behaves like a coward or a fool

The State in Catholic Thought Huizinga Brigid of Kildare was uniqueBy Heinrich A. Rommen Introduction by Bruce P. Frohnen, Ph. D. The family. The Church. The economy. The environment. Freedom, education, and poverty. What is the role of the state in promoting human flourishing in light of unprecedented challenges to the very fabric of society? The State in Catholic Thought (recommended by Fr. James V. Schall, S. J., in Another Sort of Learning) is an an immense and masterful survey of the development of the Churchs