Catholic World Report Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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Mary Harrington’s Feminism Against Progress provides a tour and critique of the wasteland of the sexual revolution that, while not always fully formed, is invaluable in its honesty and call to resist the growing insanity, writes Nathanael Blake. https://t.co/WYxcWvKiNm

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Six lectures of Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger were almost lost forever. But now, they have been collected in a new Ignatius Press book, “The Divine Project: Reflections on Creation and Church.” https://t.co/KJObUxS8oq

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To a certain extent, Twain’s novel about the young, fifteenth-century French girl and Saint remains a puzzling act of devotion from a complicated man, writes Dr. Kelly Scott Franklin. https://t.co/ixk7QQedy4

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“This book,” says the author of Saint John of the Cross: Master of Contemplation, “exposes the very important teaching of St. John of the Cross on the link between the trials of purification and the advancement in depth in a soul’s relations with God.” https://t.co/oyxZfI7AJe

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Here is an interview with Daniel J. Mahoney, who wrote the Introduction to a new edition of the “great Catholic anti-totalitarian classic” written by the Hungarian prelate Cardinal Jozsef Mindszenty (1892-1975). https://t.co/JNlHO33TzC

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Louise Perry’s The Case Against the Sexual Revolution and Mary Eberstadt’s Adam and Eve After the Pill, Revisited, both analyze and criticize the current social crisis, but they differ on essential points of anthropology, ethics, and ultimate purpose. https://t.co/Ck1CI5aDfI

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C. S. Lewis’s novel about the diverging paths of newlyweds Mark and Jane Studdock challenges us to reform the way we love in world full of pride and independence, writes Julian Kwasniewski. https://t.co/FyyVsE5684

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EWTN host Raymond Arroyo is scheduled to begin a book-signing tour in Tampa, Florida, Nov. 13 to promote his new children’s book, “The Spider Who Saved Christmas.”https://www.catholicworldreport.com/2021/11/08/raymond-arroyos-the-spider-who-saved-christmas-book-tour-announced/

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The greatest strengths of Douglas Murray’s The War on the West are his refutation of anti-western myths and exposure of the extreme and often ridiculous levels to which the ‘woke’ anti-racist obsession can go, writes Piers Shepherd. https://t.co/KM2Qy5U189

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We are indeed seeing—as C. S. Lewis explained—the abolition of man through the abolition of essential human nature, writes James Kalb. https://t.co/FZXShZV76z