Peace After War, Vol. I Ratzinger an “infinity of masks”

an “infinity of masks”

” This provocative selection from Pascal’s Pensées reads as the epigraph to Josef Pieper’s 1967 Hope and History

reinforcing as it does Hollis’s conclusion that “if it be the purpose of man to love God with all his heart and to serve Him with all his mind

assenting to his justice

Peace After War, Vol. I Ratzinger an “infinity of masks”By Jos Mara Gironella Peace After War advances the chronicle of the Spanish Civil War begun in The Cypresses Believe in God and One Million Dead. Covering only the immediate postwar years and set almost exclusively in Gerona, the novel once again follows the Alvear family and their various friends and enemies, compatriots and competitors as they contend with the consequences of their bloody national conflict. Daily life in Spain quickly finds that the