Ways and crossways
By: by Paul Claudel ; translated by John O'Connor, with the collaboration of the author
Contributors: O'Connor, John, 1870-1952, translator
Publisher: Sheed & Ward
Published: 1933
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 260
Subjects: Catholic Church
Notes: "These essays are translated from the author's ms. & appear here for the first time in book form."
Table of contents: title: Religion and poetry.; title: To the Catholic actors of New York.; title: Propositions on justice.; title: On evil and liberty.; title: Letter to Madame E.; title: The physics of the Eucharist.; title: Five unsuccessful letters.; title: On the track of God.; title: Two letters to Arthur Fontaine.; title: What thinkest thou of Christ?; title: On turning the other cheek.; title: My "childhood's winsome faith".; title: Letter to Alexander Cingria.; title: On art.; title: Postscript.; title: An underground church.; title: Ecce to ad ostium et pulso.; title: Two letters about St. Joseph.; title: The third meeting.; title: The presence of God.