The Veil of Veronica normal and Jean-Jacques Rousseau

and Jean-Jacques Rousseau

The truth of the primacy of love is registered on hundreds of pages of the Holy Scriptures and is stressed so emphatically that it cannot be overlooked

Kirk defines “the permanent things” (a phrase borrowed from T

An admixture of hagiography and biography

utterly mistake the purpose of psychology

The Veil of Veronica normal and Jean-Jacques RousseauBy Gertrud von Le Fort Veronica is a young, motherless German girl living with her aristocratic grandmother and her religious aunt in the heart of Rome, the Eternal City. Befriending a poetic compatriot, Enzio, Veronica grows up poised between the pagan and Christian worlds. Afire with a glowing zeal for life and also feeling the call of divine grace, Veronica comes of age, turning toward God amidst a dramatic interplay of nature and grace that exudes