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Dana Gioia
“All reality is mysteriously charged with the invisible presence of God.”
― Dana Gioia, The Catholic Writer Today: And Other Essays

Dana Gioia
“Catholic literature is rarely pious.”
― Dana Gioia, The Catholic Writer Today: And Other Essays

Dana Gioia
“Bells and incense!” scoffs the Puritan, but God gave people ears and noses. Are those organs of perception too humble to bring into church?”
― Dana Gioia, The Catholic Writer Today: And Other Essays

Dana Gioia
“The Catholic writer has the inestimable advantage of a profound and truthful worldview that has been articulated, explored, and amplified by two thousand years of art and philosophy, a tradition whose symbols, stories, personalities, and concepts and correspondences add enormous resonance to any artist’s work.”
― Dana Gioia, The Catholic Writer Today: And Other Essays

Dana Gioia
“To be a Catholic writer is to stand at the center of the Western tradition in artistic terms.”
― Dana Gioia

Dana Gioia
“To be a Catholic writer is to stand at the center of the Western tradition in artistic terms. *”
― Dana Gioia, The Catholic Writer Today: And Other Essays