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Men are not egoists. They are not able to be. Their misfortune is in not being capable of it. God is the only egoist. Man can only approach a certain shadow of love for himself when he knows how to see himself as God’s creature, loved by God, redeemed by God. Otherwise a man cannot love himself. —Simone Weil

The Little Flowers of St. Francis by Ralph Brown     The Perfect Joy of St. Francis by Felix Timmermans Lola's Luck by Carol Miller Simone Weil: Thinking Poetically by Joan Dargan The Shepherd of Mankind: A Biography of Pope Paul VI by William Barrett American Original: Life and Constitution…Antonin Scalia by Joan Biskupic Clare: A Light in the Garden by Murray Bodo  Edith Sitwell: Unicorn Among Lions by Victoria Glendinning 

Classics of Analytic Philosophy by Robert Ammerman   Before Revelation by Kevin Reinhart   The Conspiracy of Life by Jason Wirth   The Puritan Smile by Robert Neville   Simone Weil: Thinking Poetically by Joan Dargan   Matter and Consciousness by Paul Churchland   The Denial of Death by Ernest Becker   Remembrance of the Future by Michael O'Brien