The Latin Letters Of C.S. Lewis: To Don Giovanni Calabria Of Verona And To Members Of His Congregation, 1947 To 1961,New Ching Different Cover Same Title /

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The Latin Letters Of C.S. Lewis: To Don Giovanni Calabria Of Verona And To Members Of His Congregation, 1947 To 1961,New Ching Different Cover Same Title /In September 1947, After Reading The Screwtape Letters In Italian, Fr. Giovanni Calabria Was Moved To Write The Author, But He Knew No English, So He Addressed His Letter In Latin. Therein Began A Correspondence That Was To Outlive Fr. Calabria Himself (He Died In December 1954 And Was Succeeded In The Correspondence By Fr. Luigi Pedrollo). Translator Editor Martin Moynihan Calls These Letters 'Limpid, Fluent And Deeply Refreshing. There Was A Charm