St. John Henry Newman for All Souls Day

Joseph Pearce writes:

In this week’s Inner Sanctum I read and discuss three poems by St. John Henry Newman for All Souls Day.

We also continue on our pilgrimage to Rome with Hilaire Belloc, hearing him wax lyrical on Europe and the Faith.

Beginning a discussion of The Aeneid, I consider the extent to which Virgil’s epic can be seen as an expression of Roman nationalism.

In the weekly Ladydale Diary, I discuss my day-to-day work schedule, what I’m up to and what I’m doing.

Check out the Inner Sanctum at https://jpearce.co/ .

2020-10-30T07:53:53-05:00

About the Author: Dena Hunt

Dena Hunt's first novel, Treason (Sophia Institute Press), won the IPPY Gold Medal. Her second, The Lion’s Heart (Full Quiver Press), won the Catholic Arts and Letters Achievement award. Jazz & Other Stories, her third book, has just been published by Wiseblood Books. She is the book review editor of St. Austin Review.