Baudelaire (1821-1867) was a Catholic.
He was deemed scandalous and intentionally provocative. I think he was deeply Catholic, writing on a wide range of subjects, perceiving the truth behind sanctimony, and provoking criticism and outrage. I like that.
As far as I see it, sanctimony cuts across all lines, race, ethnicity, education, religion, and economics.
He was deemed scandalous and intentionally provocative. I think he was deeply Catholic, writing on a wide range of subjects, perceiving the truth behind sanctimony, and provoking criticism and outrage. I like that.
As far as I see it, sanctimony cuts across all lines, race, ethnicity, education, religion, and economics.
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