A Benedictine Education Edwin O'Connor first published in 1931 and

first published in 1931 and subsequently revised in 1957 to reflect effects of World War II and the post-war years

Edith Stein

editor of the Revue thomiste

During the ruinous years of World War II

David Solomon

A Benedictine Education Edwin O'Connor first published in 1931 andBy John Henry Newman Edited by Christopher Fisher A Benedictine Education presents two essays by John Henry Newman which articulate Saint Benedicts vision of a schola servitii dominici, a school of the Lords service. As Christopher Fisher notes, the book aims to aid in the recovery of the Benedictine principle, a principle animated by a poetic disposition. The Portsmouth Institute, at which Fisher serves as Executive Director, works to develop this