St. Thomas More Collection

In 1929, G.K. Chesterton prophesied that “Thomas More is more important at this moment than at any moment since his death . . . but he is not quite so important as he will be in a hundred years.” Thomas More was a leading Renaissance thinker and champion for self-government and free speech. His life shows us what it means to actively engage in the events of our time with courage and true prudence. His writings challenge us to examine ourselves in light of history and revelation, and ultimately, to be the best versions of ourselves in good times and in bad. The collection includes: For All Seasons: Selected Letters of Thomas More The Life of Pico The Four Last Things: The Supplication of Souls Dialogue Concerning Heresies A Dialogue of Comfort Against Tribulation The Sadness of Christ In these writings you will discover: Intimate access to the inspiring life and character of Thomas More: an ordinary lawyer who dared to be great. Tough questions that will make you think and examine your true motivations in the spiritual struggle. True supernatural perspectives that help us see this life and its trials in their proper place. Encouragement and good advice to face life’s difficulties with a cheerful spirit. Wise and moving commentary on Christ’s life and passion. Delightful and humorous writing by one of the Renaissance’s greatest minds.