Paradoxes of Catholicism

Exploring themes such as peace and war, wealth and poverty, and faith and reason, this collection of sermons reflects Robert Hugh Benson's journey from the Church of England to Roman Catholicism. Delivered in prominent cities like London and New York, as well as in Rome, these sermons delve into the complexities of human experience, addressing love, sanctity, and the balance between authority and liberty. Benson's insights offer a profound examination of spirituality and morality, making this work a significant contribution to theological discourse.