This book includes essays dedicated to probably the two most famous Catholic saints - Francis of Assisi and Thomas Aquinas, two infinitely different people, as if personifying two equally different sides of Catholicism as such - intuitive-mystical and rational-philosophical (although at times Saint Francis was no stranger to philosophy, and Saint Thomas to poetry). Vividly, effectively, and written in a Chestertonian way, paradoxically and not without humor, these stories of life and thought are still of great interest to all readers who are interested in the history of religions and religious philosophy. The collection also includes Chesterton’s essay “Orthodoxy,” which is rightly considered the most brilliant an apology for Christianity of the twentieth century. The publishing layout is saved in PDF A4 format.