More Italian Yesterdays

"More Italian Yesterdays" by Hugh Fraser is a historical exploration of Italy's past, particularly its religious roots and cultural evolution during the early Christian era. It recounts stories of significant saints and historical figures, like St. Boniface and St. Gregory the Great, illustrating how their lives influenced the spiritual and societal fabric of ancient Rome. The book starts with the author's friendship with Mary Grace and their shared journey to Rome, which sparks discussions about the saints and Christian history. A central narrative is the story of Aglaë and Boniface, depicting their transformation from a life of intense love to one of faith and devotion during a period of persecution. The book examines the lives, conversions, and struggles of early Christians, revealing the profound ways their faith shaped the trajectory of Christianity in Italy.