The Gospel of Jesus Christ, Volume I Silone and divine mercy into a

and divine mercy into a seamless literary garment

making it wonderfully clear that in God alone does mankind discover who he really is—the very image of the God who is Love

foster father of the Word Incarnate

capturing its passionate tensions and its high tragedy with discretion

whether material or spiritual

The Gospel of Jesus Christ, Volume I Silone and divine mercy into aBy M. J. Lagrange, O. P. When the Modernism crisis at the end of the nineteenth century threatened to lay an axe to the root of Catholic scholarship, Pope Leo XIII responded unflinchingly. The Church, he wrote, has nothing to fear from truth. Encouraging the growth and expansion of Catholic intellectual life, Leo XIII called in particular for the revitalization of biblical exegesis to oppose rationalist misinterpretations of Scripture. As an answer to