St Thomas Aquinas and St Francis by G. K. Chesterton Traditional Mass Chesterton’s brilliant sketch of the

Chesterton’s brilliant sketch of the life and thought of Thomas Aquinas is as relevant today as when it was published in 1933

Written as a dialogue with Christ himself

Stephen Rossetti fears that many priests shy away from blessing people and objects because of a lack of awareness of the rich tradition of Church blessings and a deficit in training for this important pastoral practice

This book is fitting for Catholics seeking to deepen their devotion to the angels and understand their place in the economy of salvation

many readers loved them and suggested he publish them in a separate book for daily prayer

St Thomas Aquinas and St Francis by G. K. Chesterton Traditional Mass Chesterton’s brilliant sketch of theIntroductions by Ralph McInerny and Joseph Pearce Here, together in a single volume, are the two biographies that many critics consider both Chesterton's best, and the best short portraits ever written of these two great saints. St. Francis of Assisi is a profoundly Catholic work, explaining and illuminating the life of St. Francis in a way no other biography has. The spiritual kinship the author felt with his subject enables the reader to delve into