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The author not only painted a very concerning picture of the motion within the Vatican over the last few decades, but substantiated all claims well. The book is also structured in such a way that themes introduced in the beginning resurface allegorically at the end. Invigorating book.

Wonderful book , convicting and full of precious gems. Narrataion is great and i highly recommend this to any serious Catholic

Want to wake up? Read this book then have a long think. I hope this helps.

Short but to the point. We feel we know this holy sister a little better from her early childhood to her death.

Koestler’s whole purpose in writing this book was to somehow negate antisemitism by proving that Ashkenazic Jews were not Semitic. The fallacy of that purpose, of course, is the idea that antisemitism is at all rational or could be dispelled by any sort of proof. He was neither an historian nor an anthropologist, and most..

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Can we get another man to read all these Classic’s?! He reads well but is not blessed with a beautiful voice. Please bring in a beautiful voice

This is an incredibly well-researched story full of details about the nuances of life in Nazi Germany for Christians, their own often-ignored victimization, and a lot of cinematic moments of defiance from the very biography-worthy protagonist while condemning Nazism in a fiery yet relational that makes it even more sad and baffling than ever about..

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I really wanted to finish this book, but couldn’t get past the introduction. I am so sorry to say it, but I have seldom found a Catholic book with a good reader: natural in tone and inflection, and a rhythm that matches the syntax and content.

I loved this book. Initially, I was thinking “How much information is there actually?” But, I was pleasantly surprised with a rich history of the Holy Rosary.

Thomas a Kempis is rich in thought and language. So grateful this book is now in English.