Joyce Kilmer , Sigfried Sassoon, Gerard Manley Hopkins, Joseph Mary Plunkett, Richard Crashaw and Dame Edith Sitwell (bonus).
The Library of Catholic Authors is a non-profit organization working to rescue Roman Catholic books and to promote and celebrate the culture which they contain.
This website offers a variety of information for Catholics. The collection of poems, essays, autobiographies and web links relate to a number of different topics including marriage and the family, meditation, meeting Jesus, to name a few. Excerpts from the Bible are also noted. The autobiographies included are those of St. Theresa of Liseux, St. Catherine of Siena, St. Catherine of Genoa as well as writings from Pope John Paul II.–Josie Gialanella
Amazon has a list of Top 10 Catholic Fiction and The Catholic Canon.
The Catholic Writers’ Guild is a group of writers, artists, editors, illustrators, and allied dedicated to building a vibrant Catholic literary and artistic culture. We do this by encouraging each other to create, publish, perform, and share our work; by reflecting upon core Catholic values (i.e., those in accordance with the teaching of the Magisterium) in art; and by networking among ourselves and with others within the faith and literary communities.
Various Christian literature on the ‘Net for your downloading pleasure
St. Augustine’s classics
The Flannery O’Connor Repository
Article at IgnatianSpirituality.com with links to poems and commentaries
C.S. Lewis website from HarperCollins
Hudson Review article
The Page at Christian Classics Ethereal Library devoted to his work with texts of some of his works.
The Centre based in Richmond Hill, Ontario which fosters understanding of Henri’s works on spirituality
Julian of Norwich
– classic St. Thomas Aquinas work online
links to resources about Tolkien’s Catholicism
St. John of the Cross (Victoria College, University of Toronto)
Dante’s classic from Project Gutenberg
St. Teresa of Avila’s spiritual masterpiece
tr. by W. Heywood
St. Therese of Lisieux’s autobiography in text and audio
Resources to study the life of Thomas Merton, the Trappist monk.
Walker Percy
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