The Likeness of All Things

The Likeness of All ThingsIn a footnote to his magisterial 1998 encyclical Fides et ratio, Pope John Paul II reflects upon two questions from the Wisdom of Ben Sira: What is man and of what use is he? What is good in him and what is evil? These, the Pope writes, are the questions in every human heart, as the poetic genius of every time and every people has shown. In this collection of his own poems, written under various pseudonyms between the years 1946 and 1979, Karol Wojtya

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