John Lancaster Spalding writes about the fight inside each of us. He warns that worry steals courage and shortens life, and he says true zest comes from doing what’s right, not from gathering rewards. He also notes that thinking clearly and standing for justice helps shape the thoughts that follow.
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John Lancaster Spalding was a Catholic priest from the United States, best known for Pulpit oratory.
Quick Facts About John Lancaster Spalding
Born
June 2, 1840
Died
August 25, 1916
Nationality
United States
Profession
Catholic Priest
Notable works
Pulpit oratory
About John Lancaster Spalding
He co‑founded the Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C., helped create the Baltimore Catechism, and wrote many works on religion and education.
