Beowulf Mother Mary Francis on behalf of the Mystical

on behalf of the Mystical Body of Christ

originally a series of lectures given at the beginning of World War II

and the Kinsellas reach the height of their success

and various wit of Chesterton’s

A Religious Revolution: The Protestant Reformation is the fourth install­ment in Henri Daniel-Rops’ magnificent History of the Church of Christ

Beowulf Mother Mary Francis on behalf of the MysticalTranslated by Ben J. Reinhard Dating from the age of Bede the Venerable, Beowulf is the quintessential Anglo Saxon poem, the heroic elegaic of man versus monsters. The hero, Beowulf, defends the Danes against the rampaging Grendel and his monstrous mother, and returns home, where he lives long and prosperously. At lifes end, however, he must confront the final foe, death, in battle with a dragon, deadly and ancient. Hark! We have heard of the Spear