Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Roads to Rome: Being Personal Records of Some of the More Recent Converts to the Catholic Faith
The fact of the existence of any religious conviction, capable of creating in men's minds, one after another, and quite independently of each other, a revolution involving the greatest losses in the natural order and oftentimes the most acute personal agony, challenges the attention of the most languid as it does of the worldly. It is a practical declaration that there are people who really live upon a belief and a hope in the invisible, and who count all as dross to win Christ.
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