Mustard Seeds is a collection of essays by L. Brent Bozell, Yale Law School graduate, former editor at National Review, founding editor of Triumph magazine, and, in 1985, founder of MisiÛn Guadalupe, a program devoted to the assistance and evangelization of Hispanic immigrants. Section I, Early Sowings, begins with Bozell's early work with National Review; Section II, The Triumph Years, chronicles Bozell's development as a Catholic and as a Catholic thinker who formed an entire generation of Catholic thinkers; Section III, Heading Home, and Section IV, MisiÛ Guadalupe, include more recent essays, including Bozell's current writings about Christ's mercy. Throughout, Bozell's ideas are illuminated by a beautifully personal style which makes even the most difficult concepts strike home with life-changing force. Originally published in 1987 by Trinity Communications.

Mustard Seeds is a collection of essays by L. Brent Bozell, Yale Law School graduate, former editor at National Review, founding editor of Triumph magazine, and, in 1985, founder of MisiÛn Guadalupe, a program devoted to the assistance and evangelization of Hispanic immigrants. Section I, Early Sowings, begins with Bozell's early work with National Review; Section II, The Triumph Years, chronicles Bozell's development as a Catholic and as a Catholic thinker who formed an entire generation of Catholic thinkers; Section III, Heading Home, and Section IV, MisiÛ Guadalupe, include more recent essays, including Bozell's current writings about Christ's mercy. Throughout, Bozell's ideas are illuminated by a beautifully personal style which makes even the most difficult concepts strike home with life-changing force. Originally published in 1987 by Trinity Communications.