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Why (and How) Moral Goodness Is Manifest in Jane Austen’s Novels

BOOK PICK: ‘Jane Austen: Writings, Politics, Society’ delves into the cultural milieu in which the novelist lived and the world in which her books take place.

Wait for Love, Jane Austen Says

Arts Letters: The Novels of Jane Austen

Females in Elite Sport: What Is the Christian Position?

COMMENTARY: Sport offers everyone — males and females — an opportunity to cultivate virtue, which provides a gateway for athletes to seek a life of holiness in union with the Triune God.

Jane Austen for All Seasons

The Author’s Timeless Texts Speak to Modern Love and Life

Jane Austen Revisited

Jane Austen: Timeless Love Lessons

Through her witty plotlines, Jane Austen gives us deep insights on courtship and marriage.

How NFP Makes My Life Like a Jane Austen Novel

When a couple follows God’s plan for marriage, they actively pursue virtue, seeking to grow in their love beyond the first attractions of youth.

Jane Austen: Living Toward the Eternal

Thomas More College professor Christopher Blum says Jane Austen has a lot to say to today’s society.

A Catholic Girl's Guide to Jane Austen

6 Reasons She's My Favorite Author

New Papal Book Is ‘Collaboration’ Between Francis and Austen Ivereigh

Ivereigh told the Register that while he took an active role in crafting Let Us Dream, the Holy Father was ‘wholly’ responsible for the book’s content.