Communism and Christianity A. J. Cronin (1871–1942) was professor of moral

(1871–1942) was professor of moral theology at the Dom­inican studium in Louvain and the Angelicum in Rome

” wrote the poet John Dryden in 1697

(John 12:24)

and his 1959 biography of Monsignor Ronald Knox (for whom he served as literary executor) is an exemplar of its genre

Communism and Christianity A. J. Cronin (1871–1942) was professor of moralBy Martin Cyril D'Arcy, S. J. Christianity and Communism diverge at the juncture of the Cross. In his consideration of these predominant religious forces, Martin Cyril DArcy agrees emphatically on this point with such figures as Archbishop Fulton Sheen, who wrote: Whatever then may have been the possibilities of a concord between the new Christian society and the earthly society, a covenant of peace and fruitfulness, they were ended at the