...and there is one on sale at the St Paul's bookshop next to Westminster Cathedral, which might be of interest to readers of this Blog. Produced specially for the Year of the Priest, it's a new simple life of St John Vianney...
Jamie and I are meanwhile enjoying a sudden new enthusiasm for Dorothy L. Sayers and are reading Busman's Honeymoon together each evening.And I've been re-reading Walter Hooper on C.S.Lewis with much pleasure and benefit...
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Your biography of Saint John Vianney sounds most tempting. I was thinking of looking for the one by Father William Rutler, but now I think I'll put yours on my wish list.
I got my copy over the weekend. It's very readable and quite short. It paints a good picture of nineteenth century French village life. There's a bit on the history of the Revolution, but mainly it sticks to biography, some of which is quite remarkable.
Should you ever find yourself in Witham, there is a Dorothy L Sayers centre at the library.
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