Liberty, Equality, Fraternity Connolly First published in 1933 in

First published in 1933 in collaboration with Claudel’s friend and colleague Monsignor John O’Connor

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Heir to one of Rome’s oldest and greatest families

And of that there is no fame or glory

Such a statement may seem too obvious to make at all

Liberty, Equality, Fraternity Connolly First published in 1933 inBy Fulton J. Sheen Liberty, equality, fraternity: slogan of the French Revolution and, in the words of R. H. Tawney, motto of a new world. In that new world three major systems bristle, each selecting its cornerstone from that motto. Liberalism, with its economic partner of capitalism, takes liberty; communism, equality; and Christianity, fraternity. The paradox of human affairs is that only Christianity, with its bonds of fraternal charity, makes