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THE SIGN OF THE CROSS

THE SIGN OF THE CROSS

TRAVELS IN CATHOLIC EUROPE

COLM TÓIBÍN

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Publisher:
PAN
Year of publication:
2001
ISBN:
978-0-330-37357-9
Pages:
243
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For four years from 1990, the author made a series of trips through Catholic Europe. This book is the result of the trips. It shows the complications and contradictions of the Catholic Church, and tries to unravel how they in turn influence a country's sense of nationalism. It tests both faith and the written word.

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