The Cruise of the Nona Pamphlets estranging it from their company

estranging it from their company and making it impossible to call it “the Roman rite

presuming no specialized knowledge

it is a journey to the heart of Catholic worship

Kwasniewski examines the intersection of Aquinas’s theological writings and mysticism

It is the Latin Church’s living liturgy

The Cruise of the Nona Pamphlets estranging it from their companyIn The Cruise of the Nona, Hilaire Belloc sets off to sail the English seas again, and to pursue from thought to thought and from memory to memory such things as have occupied one human soul. On one level a breezy record of an adventurous journey; underneath the surface, a wise and insightful study of modern life, particularly in its transition from the Victorian to the early modern period. Bellocs prose glitters and crashes like ocean breakers.