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Paperback: 436pp

Similar to his saintly compatriots Jean Pierre de Caussade and Thérèse of Lisieux

Bernanos and Mauriac—Winsnes underscores her ability to show

bracingly forthright meditation on the meaning of suffering

The Desert of Love Rahner Paperback: 436ppBy Franois Mauriac The Desert of Love traces the psychological and physical torments of a father and son and the woman with whom they both fall in love. Through these three characters, Mauriac crafts a captivating account of human desire, crowned with a subtly brilliant conclusion. In 1926, The Desert of Love was named winner of the Grand Prix du roman de lAcadmie franaise. We choose the one path open to us, but it was never designed to lead us to our

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