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On My Bookshelf: Psychohistorical Crisis

Posted on 4 October 2014 by catholicsensibility

This seems to be a running theme in my leisure reading these days: dissatisfaction. That might mean I either could write my own novel, or I could give up on everything but Ignatian spirituality. Other good authors have tackled Isaac … Continue reading →

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