Flannery O'Connor Mission Studies - Theology would have indicated his eventual

would have indicated his eventual emergence as a leading figure in his countrys search for a peaceful future

a key to the healing of a sick society

All the Sinai Tablets on the walls of all the courtrooms in the land will not assure us of justice if we do not have hearts already shaped by what the sculptures signify

the rhythms of his days and those of his poor but faith-filled neighbors

Basil Pennington

Flannery O'Connor Mission Studies - Theology would have indicated his eventual"A bracing literary experience . . . . what a joy to have this judicious cornucopia of her writings!" Lawrence Cunningham This new and outstanding selection from her canon is essential O'Connor reading. LA Times Book Review A terrific read . . . . a riveting portrait of a woman of unquenchable faith. The Georgia Bulletin Flannery O'Connor (1925 1964) is widely regarded as one of the great American writers of the twentieth century, author of singular