Coincidentally
Item Number: 55201
From The Da Vinci Code and Roswell to the pyramid on the back of every dollar bill, we all are fascinated by secrets, codes and coincidences. Fr. George Rutler - EWTN speaker, Crisis magazine columnist, and reigning Catholic wit-offers his fun reflections, full of surprise, on the coincidental links that connect the most far-flung parts of our worlds. Topics cover the gamut of human life, from Louis Farrakhan and Edgar Allen Poe to Benjamin Franklin and the propensity of Scottish physicians to dominate the Nobel Prizes for Medicine. Each 4-page reflection is accompanied by line art to give this volume the perfect feel of antiquarian delight-perfect for the language lover and curmudgeon in all of us.
Rev. George Rutler is best known as the host of a weekly program on EWTN and the pastor of Our Saviour in midtown Manhattan, NY, where he lives. A convert from Anglicanism, he has published a number of books that were enormous successes in beyond-trade markets.
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