A Watch in the Night Art and Poetry ” (Flannery O’Connor)

” (Flannery O’Connor)

promoted a particular type of subsidiarity

Flowing from her intimate relationship with Christ

he was elected to the Aca­démie française and in 1956 he received the Order of St

A Watch in the Night Art and Poetry ” (Flannery O’Connor)By Helen C. White A Watch in the Night tells of one Jacopone da Todi, a famous poet of the Middle Ages. Devastated by the sudden death of his wife, Jacopone forsakes all his earthy possessions, undertaking a new life of asceticism and penance and eventually joining the Franciscan Order. There he assumes a critical role in the Orders internal struggles between the Conventuals, who affirm a more lenient interpretation of St. Franciss rule, and