Practicing Catholic: Essays Historical, Literary, Sporting, and Elegaic
"George Weigel's range and intelligence is wonderful, full of urgency, romance, and wickedly pungent wit. Read and enjoy."  —R. R. Reno, editor,First Things“Weigel is one of the great writers of our time, a master of the essay. With sharp and elegant prose, he plumbs the profundities of subjects as diverse as baseball and Vatican II, and he takes the measure of some of the great men of the age. These essays are a joy to read, and they enrich both mind and heart.”  —Mark Henrie, chief academic officer, Intercollegiate Studies Institute“If Titian could handle a brush and Haydn had an ear for music, then one corollary is that Weigel knows how to write. These essays are of historical importance and someday the same thing will be said of their author.”  —Rev. George Rutler, Eternal Word Television Network