Ronald Knox

She spent her first Christmas as a Catholic with Sheila Kaye-Smith and her husband, T. Penrose Fry , and attended Midnight Mass in the church they had built in their fields, with German prisoners of...

Winifred's youngest brother, Ronald Knox born in 1888, became probably the best-known of the family as a Roman Catholic Cardinal, as well as a writer both of religious works and of detective stories.

PF 's paternal uncles were a remarkable group. Ronald , famous as Father Ronald Knox, was a Roman Catholic convert and Biblical scholar. Wilfred Knox , also a respected Biblical scholar, was an Anglican priest....

With Summer Half, 1937, AT first committed herself whole-heartedly to Barsetshire. It was her second novel to be set there, and her biographer Margot Strickland believes that she may have been influenced by...

It seems to be No Son of Mine which she calls the best I had ever written or [was] ever likely to write, but which a professional critic impugned in a private letter calling it...

After EW 's book on Dante Gabriel Rossetti , which was connected with his early ambition to be an artist, came a number of biographically-oriented works which sprang from his Catholic faith. His lives of...

KN published A Soul in the Quad, a philosophical (and in part literary) monograph titled from Ronald Knox 's verse comment on the famous controversy about whether or not material objects exist if there...

Others contributors included Sayers herself, Anthony Berkeley , E. C. Bentley , and Ronald Knox . Each author's segment dovetailed into the next, but more often than not their idiosyncratic styles threatened the serial's coherence....

PF published her second biographical study, The Knox Brothers, about her father, E. V. Knox , and his brothers, the Catholic theologian Ronald Knox , Anglican theologian Wilfred Knox , and classicist Dillwyn Knox .

EW 's biography of Monsignor Ronald Knox was an act of piety and personal friendship.

She begins by quoting in its entirety Robert Browning 's poem entitled Memorabilia, which as she observes is better known by its opening line, Ah, did you once see Shelley plain? She approaches...