Jeremy Driscoll

Czeslaw Milosz was born in Szetejnie in 1911 and raised in Wilno, both of which are in present-day Lithuania. His family was part of the large Polish-speaking population of that city. For this reason he identified himself as a Polish writer. Living there through his university education, he was . . . . Continue Reading »

Looking at the Liturgy: A Critical View of Its Contemporary Form By Aidan Nichols Ignatius, 129 pages, $11.95 Something is terribly wrong with the Roman Catholic liturgy, and more and more people seem to know it. Unfortunately, what they don’t seem to know is where precisely the problem lies . . . . Continue Reading »