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This third volume of the complete Integrity series features such issues as: · An honest assessment of Catholicism and the American experiment · The relationship between the Church & the Jews · A critique of capitalism & socialism · A critique of Frederick Hayek's The Road to Serfdom · The providence of God · Russia · A Catholic view of death · Christmas · The Renaissance It also features: · Short stories · Poetry· Book reviews "If men won...

Thy Faith Hath Made Thee Whole includes all of the articles Carol Jackson Robinson (1911-2002) wrote for Integrity, the magazine she co-founded with Ed Willock and others in 1946. A collection of many of her articles was published by The Angelus Press in the book, My Life with Thomas Aquinas, in two editions (1992 & 1995). This volume not only includes all of her articles for Integrity but also all her book reviews and editorials (October 1951...

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This book is a treasure trove of profoundly practical insights for living and loving faithfully in the twenty-first century. Just as St. Francis saw Assisi more accurately not as a fortified stronghold of safety and wealth but as a city hanging upside down by a providential thread, so does Carol Robinson evaluate the tenuous state of America. With Thomistic clarity and Chestertonian wit, she pierces through our current clouded state of affairs...

From the Foreword: "In Designs for Christian Living, Robinson practices what she preaches. Designs is not primarily a theological work but an essay into what Catholics can do in the here and now to begin the transformation of society. Interestingly, Robinson does not propose the formation of Catholic political parties or movements, she avoids the fallacy of urging the erection of a political house on the foundation of a cultural morass. Rather...

Book 3 of the Collected Works of Carol Jackson Robinson. Originally published in 1947.

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From the Editor's Note: This is the second volume of a multi-volume project to republish all of the Integrity issues published from 1946 to 1956. The original editors were Carol Jackson Robinson (1911-2002) and Edward Willock (1916-1960). Dorothy Dohen (1924-1984) succeeded them as editor in 1952.This volume features the first six issues for 1947. We have included a number of footnotes in order to provide more context into what was written at ...

This book is the second in Carol Robinson's Collected Works series. Her penetrating and original analysis of the modern world show the fruit of a mind absorbed in the thought of St. Thomas Aquinas - her life-long companion. We hope that these essays will help Catholics understand how the Faith has importance for the totality of their lives which must not be hidden away from the public square.Excerpt from the Foreword"Christianity, when it is o...

Excerpt from the Introduction: The articles in this little book, Breaking the Chains of Mediocrity, will discomfort the complacent Catholic. Though written seventy years ago, their urgent call has not lost any relevance: the Catholic life does not consist in a mechanical, mediocre practice of the Faith-one that simply meets the minimum requirements of being a Catholic in "good standing"-but in a fully-realized Catholicism that penetrates into ...

This is the first volume of a multi-volume project to republish all of the Integrity articles as they appeared between 1946 and 1956. This first volume includes the first three issues in 1946 (October - December). The original issues were edited by Ed Willock and Carol Jackson. They were replaced by Dorothy Dohen in 1952. Here follows an excerpt from the editorial for the first issue: In this first issue we are elaborating on the theme of our ...

Attacks from a Scriptural foundation the root things that are wrong with our society.... The devil, secularism, man merely animal, birth control, emotional problems, labor relations, all are covered briefly and in a stirring style thatcompels our attention" - James F. Cunningham, Catholic World. Carol Jackson Robinson (1911-2003) wrote numerous books pamphlets and articles, some under thepseudonym of Peter Michaels. She was a founder and edito...