The Creed in Slow Motion Huizinga full of grace and truth

full of grace and truth

and—above all—for abiding faithfully and fruitfully in the true Vine

must be referred to God… (St

“No great moment in his poetry lacks a manifest tendency toward prayer and his personal existence amounts to a progressive opening of his soul to the spirit of prayer”—run the opening phrases of this modest yet brilliant 1942 study by Albert Béguin

Man and the Economy (Cluny

The Creed in Slow Motion Huizinga full of grace and truthBy Ronald Knox The Christian life demands both action and speech. Christians must, in the words of St. James, live by the word, not content merely to listen to it. And St. Peter exhorts: If anyone asks you to give an account of the hope which you cherish, be ready at all times to answer for it. The Slow Motion collections of Monsignor Ronald Knox take up these admonitions and provide indispensable assistance for the proper fulfillment of these