Ralph McInernybooks in chronological order
Ralph McInerny (1929-2010), originally known as Edward Mackin and Monica Quill, was an American Catholic priest, philosopher, and mystery writer. He was a prominent figure in Catholic intellectual life and a defender of Thomistic philosophy. McInerny’s writing style was characterized by a combination of intellectual rigor, clear prose, and a penchant for creating complex and often darkly humorous detective stories. He frequently engaged with contemporary social and political issues, particularly concerning ethics and morality, often through the lens of his philosophical framework. McInerny was a prolific author, producing novels, short stories, non-fiction works, and academic guides, reflecting a broad engagement with intellectual and practical concerns.
Andrew Broom Books in chronological order
Egidio Manfredi Books in chronological order
Father Dowling Young Adult Mystery Books in chronological order
Notre Dame Books in chronological order
Proceedings of the Wethersfield Institute Books in chronological order
The Rosary Chronicles Books in chronological order
Sister Mary Teresa Mystery Books in chronological order
Standalone Novels in chronological order
1. Jolly Rogerson
2. A Narrow Time
Collections in chronological order
Non-Fiction Books in chronological order
Short Stories/Novellas in chronological order
ISI Guides to the Major Disciplines Books in chronological order
15. A Student's Guide to Philosophy
Murder Most Books in chronological order
13. Murder Most Romantic (By: Martin H. Greenberg,Susan Sizemore,Denise Little)
Anthologies in chronological order
1. The Intellectuals Speak Out About God: A Handbook for the Christian Student in a Secular Society
