The Higher Court

The Higher CourtThe Higher Court (1911) is a novel of religion and romance by Mary Stewart Daggett, a writer well known in her community of Pasadena, California whose work has yet to find the audience it deserves. Father Barry, a young Catholic priest in the Midwest, is beginning to question his vows. A tense meeting with the local bishop, combined with a feeling of mental unease, have shaken Barrys faith to the core. Meanwhile, in the midst of a heavy blizzard, a

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