Mystics in action: Albert Schweitzer and Dorothy Soelle are figures who speak to the modern world.(Albert Schweitzer: Essential Writings; Dorothy Soelle: Essential Writings)(Book review)

National Catholic Reporter | September 15, 2006| | Copyright

ALBERT SCHWEITZER: ESSENTIAL WRITINGS Selected by James Brabazon Orbis, 176 pages, $76

DOROTHEE SOELLE: ESSENTIAL WRITINGS Selected by Dianne Oliver Orbis, 2Z7 pages, $18

In two recent volumes of its "Modern Spiritual Masters" series, Orbis Books presents selections from the writings of Dorothee Soelle and Albert Schweitzer. Both of these personalities of German Lutheran heritage addressed their messages to the contemporary world and tried to do so in categories that would be meaningful to modern people. And both backed up their claims with action.

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