Reunion All Round

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Reunion All Round is a 1914 work by Ronald Knox. It is a book that expresses the perplexities Knox experienced between his graduation and his conversion to Roman Catholicism. Knox was an English author, theologian, and dignitary of the Roman Catholic Church, best known for his translation of the Bible. He chronicled his spiritual struggles and their resolution in A Spiritual Aeneid (1918).1

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…Loose Stones (1913) and in Reunion All Round (1914). He chronicled his struggle and its resolution in A Spiritual Aeneid (1918). The final expression of his position appeared in The Belief of Catholics (1927). Six volumes of Knox’s sermons were published, including Heaven and Charing Cross (1935) and Captive Flames…
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…Loose Stones (1913) and in Reunion All Round (1914). He chronicled his struggle and its resolution in A Spiritual Aeneid (1918). The final expression of his position appeared in The Belief of Catholics (1927). Six volumes of Knox’s sermons were published, including Heaven and Charing Cross (1935) and Captive Flames…
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