Theodore Maynard
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 783238 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Theodore Maynard |
| PRENOMES | Theodore |
| SOBRENOME | Maynard |
| ASSINATURA | MAYNARD T |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 31 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 1 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 31 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1920 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1951 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
The Crown and the Cross
A Fire Was Lighted
Orestes Brownson
Too Small a World
Coventry Patmore's Doctrine of Love
Orestes Brownson
Orestes Brownson
Journal Article Orestes Brownson: Yankee, Radical, Catholic. By Theodore Maynard. (New York: The Macmillan Company, 1943. xvi + 429 pp. Frontispiece, appendix, bibliography, and index. $3.00.) Get access Charles C. Charvat Charles C. Charvat The Creighton University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 31, Issue 1, June 1944, Page 130, https://doi.org/10.2307/1893500 Publishe…
Second Sowing
The Story of American Catholicism
Opinions of Oliver Allston
Medieval Latin Verse
The Anglo-Saxon Myth
De Soto and the Conquistadores
Ruined Temples
Escape
Faith
Must I submissive bow to earth my head?Restrain the restless daring of my mind?Bound by the palimpsests of men long dead,Live in the daylight as a man made blind?''Yea, lowly bend thy stubborn neck and knees,And thou shalt win what thy proud ardours seek.This pathway leads to kindled mysteriesThat none have ever seen except the meek.''Never for me such craven sacrifice!Bravely I go upon a lonely quest.I will not fold my hands and close my eyesTo …
The Catholicism of Dickens
Youth and Age
Candles
Hymn
The Inn
Content and Happiness
Man should aim, at a happiness too great for man.'-Aristotle.A crust of bread,Brook water, and, for condiment,Wild berries, rushes in a cave for bed-With these my soul could be content.But when I seeThe kindled stars upon the skies That stretch to desolate infinity,I tremble, and tears cloud my eyes.My hands reach out To happiness, the unattained :This palace for my pleasure, that redoubt For my protection . . . Naught is gained!Like other foolsI…
Judas
Where are you going, Judas,With that rope in your hand?'To scatter what God will not forgiveTo the dark wind and the sand.''Why is your purse empty, Judas,Dangling light and loose?''Silver I had; but all earth's goldCould not ransom Him from the Jews.''Could you not cry for mercy, Judas?His kindness has no scope.''The kindest things that I shall find Are a tall tree and a rope.''Oh fool! fool! Even this sin, Judas,He will pardon from His cross.''…
At Communion
Now love to this unloving breastHas come, abandoning a throne; And trustful as a child at rest He lays His head-upon a stone.The Holy One to this foul cellDescends to banquet there with me. What can I offer but the smell And running sores of leprosy?Ah God! Ah Son of Man! Without A miracle how can it be?Make now the very stones cry out,The leper clean to welcome Thee..Theodore Maynard
Admonition
If clean thy heart, no bird'sSweet voice shall shrill in vain;And quick shall be thine ear for words The woods sing after rain.No willow in the wind Shall bend and thou not see-O sensitive and happy mind!-Glow earth and sky for thee.No horse shall arch his neck And thou not dream of Troy;And fluttering doves for thee bedeck Venus and her Blind Boy.No star shall ever shine Save over Bethlehem;Each rose shall bloom the Rose Divine;Each bud from Jes…
The Image of God
Epilogue
REAT joy is his who has been doomed from birth G To seek the glittering shadow of that beauty Which God has cast upon the minds of men, Whereof He is at once the Object shadowed And the intolerable Light that casts The semblance of Itself upon the world
The Church in Action in America
In many respects the rapid growth of the Catholic Church in the United States is the most remarkable spiritual phenomenon since apostolic times. The adequate account of that astonishing achievement has yet to be written ; but I can flash a light upon it by saying that in a little over a hundred years Catholic America has increased its dioceses from one to a hundred, and its membership from practically nothing to twenty millions of souls. I have b…
Human Shows, Far Phantasies, Songs and Trifles
Catholic Poetry
The Tribune of the English
Content and Happiness
Man should aim, at a happiness too great for man.'-Aristotle.A crust of bread,Brook water, and, for condiment,Wild berries, rushes in a cave for bed-With these my soul could be content.But when I seeThe kindled stars upon the skies That stretch to desolate infinity,I tremble, and tears cloud my eyes.My hands reach out To happiness, the unattained :This palace for my pleasure, that redoubt For my protection . . . Naught is gained!Like other foolsI…
Judas
Where are you going, Judas,With that rope in your hand?'To scatter what God will not forgiveTo the dark wind and the sand.''Why is your purse empty, Judas,Dangling light and loose?''Silver I had; but all earth's goldCould not ransom Him from the Jews.''Could you not cry for mercy, Judas?His kindness has no scope.''The kindest things that I shall find Are a tall tree and a rope.''Oh fool! fool! Even this sin, Judas,He will pardon from His cross.''…
At Communion
Now love to this unloving breastHas come, abandoning a throne; And trustful as a child at rest He lays His head-upon a stone.The Holy One to this foul cellDescends to banquet there with me. What can I offer but the smell And running sores of leprosy?Ah God! Ah Son of Man! Without A miracle how can it be?Make now the very stones cry out,The leper clean to welcome Thee..Theodore Maynard
Admonition
If clean thy heart, no bird'sSweet voice shall shrill in vain;And quick shall be thine ear for words The woods sing after rain.No willow in the wind Shall bend and thou not see-O sensitive and happy mind!-Glow earth and sky for thee.No horse shall arch his neck And thou not dream of Troy;And fluttering doves for thee bedeck Venus and her Blind Boy.No star shall ever shine Save over Bethlehem;Each rose shall bloom the Rose Divine;Each bud from Jes…
The Catholicism of Dickens
Youth and Age
Candles
Hymn
The Inn
De Soto and the Conquistadores
Ruined Temples
Escape
Faith
Must I submissive bow to earth my head?Restrain the restless daring of my mind?Bound by the palimpsests of men long dead,Live in the daylight as a man made blind?''Yea, lowly bend thy stubborn neck and knees,And thou shalt win what thy proud ardours seek.This pathway leads to kindled mysteriesThat none have ever seen except the meek.''Never for me such craven sacrifice!Bravely I go upon a lonely quest.I will not fold my hands and close my eyesTo …
The Anglo-Saxon Myth
Medieval Latin Verse
The Story of American Catholicism
Opinions of Oliver Allston
Second Sowing
Orestes Brownson
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