Walking in a Lost World

Update: 2022-08-24

Description

Fr. Stephen Freeman describes a reading project, comparing the writings of Richard Leigh Fermor (1933), to those of Nick Hunt (2011) as they made walks across Europe. Fermor's descriptions belong to a world that has disappeared, while those of Hunt seem thin and attenuated. They point towards much deeper realities of our modern world.

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Walking in a Lost World

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The Goal of a Lesser Life

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The Community We All Need

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Walking in a Lost World

Fr. Stephen Freeman

Walking in a Lost World