“I think it’s important for Catholics today to appreciate that we have a great literary heritage,” says educator and filmmaker Andrew Nash, “that there are writers who are as good as—in Hopkins’ case much better than—famous non-Catholic writers, like Wordsworth, that we’ve all heard of.”
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