Hilda Graef Books

Hilda Graef, of German origin with Jewish and Protestant ancestry, found her way into the Catholic Church through the writings of Thomas Aquinas, St. John of the Cross, and G.K. Chesterton. During World War II, Graef fled to London to escape the threat of Nazism. Writing from an attic room that was frequently shaken by bombs, she developed a unique perspective shaped by her experiences. She later moved to Oxford, where her scholarly pursuits continued.

Mary. A History of Doctrine and Devotion

The Scholar and the Cross: The Life and Work of Edith Stein

The Scholar and the Cross: The Life and Work of Edith Stein
254 pages
9 hours of reading
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The narrative delves into Edith Stein's profound journey of conversion, exploring her inner spiritual life, academic achievements, and ultimate sacrifice during the Nazi regime. It paints a vivid portrait of her as both a saint and a scholar, highlighting her resilience and dedication. This work serves as a heartfelt homage to her legacy, capturing the essence of her faith and intellect in the face of adversity.
Mary. A History of Doctrine and Devotion
Leben unter dem Kreuz
Eine Studie über Edith Stein
Edith Stein

The Scholar and the Cross: The Life and Work of Edith Stein

Mary. A History of Doctrine and Devotion

Leben unter dem Kreuz

Edith Stein