Catholic Revival in English Literature, 1845-1961, The

Focusing on the influence of Catholicism, this work analyzes the contributions of six key writers from the Catholic revival in English literature, spanning from Newman's conversion in 1845 to Waugh's trilogy completion in 1961. Ian Ker challenges Newman's assertion about the absence of Catholic literature by showcasing how these authors embraced unique aspects of Catholicism, including the role of the priest as a craftsman and the celebration of everyday life. This insightful examination will resonate with readers interested in the intersection of literature and theology during this period.