Commentary on Lamennais’ letters (1881)

by Charles Perin

“Documents handed over to me by the last wish of one of Lamennais’ friends and collaborators will reveal to us, even better than the writings carefully prepared for publication, the intimate thoughts of the superior but misguided men who founded the school of Modernism in the Church. They will shed the brightest possible light on ideas that today are hard to discern amid the successive, skilfully calculated attenuations that the heirs of the recluse from La Chênaie have made to them since the memorable encyclicals of Gregory XVI and Pius IX.”

Paperback, 72 pages