Lyra Martyrum Danielou She could not afford to

She could not afford to see it fall

Without faith

Her work was widely and critically appreciated and she was nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1950 and was awarded the Gottfried-Keller Prize in 1952

His major works include The Psychology of Character (1931) and The New Psychologies (1933)

Lyra Martyrum Danielou She could not afford toEdited by Benedict J. Whalen Lyra Martyrum is an anthology of Catholic poetry composed amidst what has been called one of the brightest chapters in the history of martyrdom for the faith: the English Reformation. Through their poetry, the saints and blesseds in this volume, including Thomas More, Philip Howard, Henry Walpole, Robert Southwell, and Nicholas Postgate, demonstrate steadfast faith in the Catholic religion. Spiritually poignant and