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very truthful and informative a must read for everyone well thought out truthful perspective

History might not provide a carbon copy in its repetition, but surely it rhymes. Absolutely blown away with the detail of this.

Gives so much extra information than just saying a scriptural rosary. I loved it.

Lots of information and parallels, informative book about the human condition to adapt as best as possible to horrifying situations. Says a lot about the human psychology but couldn’t get past the narrator.

“C.S. Lewis and the Catholic Church” was an excellent read. Brings together the life, Christianity, and writings of C.S. Lewis in an informative and readable book. The author has provided me with better understanding of the “big” differences between the Anglican Church and the Roman Catholic Church thru the life and writings of C.S. Lewis…

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I was very moved by the narrators descriptions & prayers. Would recommend this book to everyone.

Dr. Esolen does a magnificent job taking a complicated work and making it truly accessible to all. Like most people, I’m most familiar with the Inferno, but give this course a listen and I’m betting that the Purgatorio will become your new favorite. The insights provided are truly inspiring — it is the “most earthly”..

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This was a beautifully crafted book. Julia puts it all together perfectly. It’s a excellent example of scholarly research and it’s written in a way that Kevin Gallagher is able read it smoothly and clearly. It’s heartbreaking because these high ranking prelates in the “Mafia” (and other conspirators deep within the undertow) don’t give a..

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Excellent book about a miserable, but necessary subject. Kevin O’ Brien is the perfect narrator. I don’t know how in the world he portrays the damnable characters in the stories so well, but I suspect he should be put in jail for doing it so… perfectly. Hats off to his fantistic performances performance.

Everyone should listen to this book, confront the horrors ordinary people can inflict and reflect upon how to avoid doing so yourself.