"There is a kind of book about which you may say, almost without exaggeration, that it is the whole of a man's literary life, the unique child of his thought . . . Such a thing, for better or worse, is this book which follows. I have been writing it for 30 years and a little more; no year has passed but I have added to it, patched it, rewritten it, in the time that could be spared from other occupations."
The other occupations of Msgr. Ronald Arbuthnott Knox during the past 30 years have...
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