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Dr. John-Mark Miravalle is truly a delight! “Beauty: What It Is and Why It Matters” has become my favorite book on this subject. It is has altered how look and listen to all things. I cannot recommend this book more highly! Don’t miss this compelling conversation.
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From the book description:
Rich with the wisdom of Plato, Augustine, Aquinas, and St. John Paul II, these pages unpack perennial truths about beauty and rivet them into your soul, opening the eyes of your understanding to the beauty all around us.
Offering an abundance of accessible examples, author John Mark Miravalle demonstrates that beauty is neither in the eye of the beholder, nor for the cultivated, the dreamer, or the “hopeless romantic” alone. On the contrary, the ability to understand, recognize, and delight in beauty readies all souls for heaven—and makes it easier for us to get there.From these pages, you’ll learn:
• Why beauty is not just a matter of opinion
• The virtues we need to perceive beauty and to enjoy it
• How to determine whether an artwork is truly beautiful
• The respective roles of reason and emotion in appreciating beauty
• How the beauty of nature testifies to God’s existence . . . while rejection of God obscures nature’s beautyWith the help of these pages, you’ll receive fresh eyes to marvel again (or for the first time) at the beauty of nature, music, art, architecture, and, most importantly, the beauty of God, the fountainhead and exemplar of all things on earth that are beautiful.


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Reading “Heaven’s Splendor: And the Riches That Await You There” was a shear joy! But so also was my conversation with its author, Sr. Mary Ann Fatula. What a “splendid” delight. Steeped in the teachings of the Doctors of the Church, such as St. Thomas Aquinas, St. Catherine of Siena, and St. Therese of Lisieux, this book is simply a delight. A copy of this book should be in every home! Highly recommended!



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“Hey, Turn Around Bright Eyes”

What a delight to talk with Ashley Hales about her book “Finding Holy in the Subrubs: 


