INFERNO: A Journey Through Modern Hell in Search of Eternal Truth a wise and trustworthy sixteenth-century

a wise and trustworthy sixteenth-century master of the spiritual life

and the shepherd who refused to let the wolves in

presents here a life in twenty-eight chapters of the Blessed Virgin Mary

Thérèse of Lisieux is often remembered for her quiet sanctity

philosophy—bear the unstated watermark of Catholic influence

INFERNO: A Journey Through Modern Hell in Search of Eternal Truth a wise and trustworthy sixteenth-centuryCome friend, and let us now retrace the footsteps of the laurel wreathed Florentine that good Virgil guided once before, and enter into that Hell writ large on the canvas of modernity: that Hell broadcast, wi fid, and fibre to the premisesd into the homes and pockets of us all, thence to be refracted through scrying mirrors sigild with the forbidden apple. It is from those obsidian screens that very Hades doth then stream relentlessly into many lost