Literary Quote I Like
“It used to be the fashion,” I said, “to ridicule the Roman Church for its confessionals, but the world seems to be coming back to the practice. It’s a need of the race, I fear, and people will seek it -- whether in psychoanalysis or in the Oxford Group. The Catholics may be wiser than a good materialistic agnostic like myself cares to admit.”
--Rufus Bottomley in Anthony Boucher's The Case of the Baker Street Irregulars
“It used to be the fashion,” I said, “to ridicule the Roman Church for its confessionals, but the world seems to be coming back to the practice. It’s a need of the race, I fear, and people will seek it -- whether in psychoanalysis or in the Oxford Group. The Catholics may be wiser than a good materialistic agnostic like myself cares to admit.”
--Rufus Bottomley in Anthony Boucher's The Case of the Baker Street Irregulars
Labels: Anthony Boucher, Catolicismo, Citas Literarias II
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