from Leo XIII onwards
under the direction of Constant Van Gestel
the relations between imperial Rome and the fledgling Church
Paul’s business swings between success to failure and his marriage starts to succumb to its wounds
Most of these stories carry Commentaries to facilitate recognition of those techniques and their effects in a given story
God and the Unconscious Bacchelli from Leo XIII onwardsBy Victor White, O. P. Foreword by C. G. Jung One may easily say of C. G. Jung, Victor White, O. P., once commented, that he is on the side of God even when he seems to mock at him. Indeed, this remark underscores the very raison dtre of God and the Unconscious. Jung speaks, however unintentionally at times, a word that can rouse modern man, challenging his default, unconscious mode of immanent self sufficiency. This challenge is necessary, and