Ever Ancient, Ever New: Ruminations On The City, The Soul, And The Church (Ernes L. Fortin: Colected Essays, 4)
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Ever Ancient, Ever New: Ruminations On The City, The Soul, And The Church (Ernes L. Fortin: Colected Essays, 4)

by Ernest Fortin, Ernest L. Fortin

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Ever Ancient, Ever New gathers Ernest Fortin’s collected essays on the city, the soul, and the church. As the fourth volume in the Ernest L. Fortin: Collected Essays series, it presents a focused opportunity to explore enduring questions through Fortin’s reflective writing.

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Ever Ancient, Ever New brings together collected essays by Ernest Fortin.

The volume considers the city, the soul, and the church as subjects for reflection.

Its title suggests an engagement with ideas that remain both enduring and newly relevant.

This fourth volume in the Ernest L. Fortin: Collected Essays series offers readers a focused collection of Fortin’s written thought.

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