The Lamb Philosophy As in all his works

As in all his works

and philosophically

spreading its branches to the four winds

By Jacques Maritain | Introduction by Raymond Hain

” Each with its own distinctive style and approach

The Lamb Philosophy As in all his worksBy Franois Mauriac The Lamb probes the darkest corners of the human heart to produce an inventive, provocative, and deeply moving chronicle of fear and hope. When Xavier Dartigelongue encounters the tragically charismatic Jean de Mirbel and learns of his failing marriage, he decides to postpone the priesthood for the sake of saving two particular sinners. His visit to the Mirbel household will immerse him in the demands of lust and the darkness of