In praise of Paul Claudel
“The children in the choir were singing what I later learned was the Magnificat. In an instant, my heart was touched and I believed.”
By Robert Royal |The Catholic Thing | July 9, 2012
Who’s the greatest modern Catholic poet? In a way, an absurd question. It’s like asking, who’s the greatest: Bach or Mozart? Francis or Thérèse? Just thank God for them all. In realms of the spirit, competition is misplaced.
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