God the Unknown Graham Greene where he also directed its

where he also directed its Thomistic Institute

” Anchoring his text to these two fundamental definitions

Gilbert Keith Chesterton needs no introduction

Görres possessed “an insightful certainty and a fearlessness about the pressing quest­ions and tasks of the Church today” (Joseph Ratzinger)

Cardinals Gibbons

God the Unknown Graham Greene where he also directed itsBy Victor White, O. P. Verily thou art a hidden God: God the Unknown makes these words from the Prophet Isaiah its lynchpin. Let one suppose, either consciously or unconsciously, that he has grasped God, and still must God elude him: God is always beyond the furthest advance one can make in knowledge about him. And yet the theologians task and the believers life retain their purpose. For the point of it all, as St. Thomas Aquinas attests, is that in