Excerpt from The Church and the Future
"In my own inward history this book ends a painful process of necessary readjustment, and I feel as one who, after much uncertainty, has at last chosen a path that is clear, however difficult and uninviting in many ways."
Thus Father Tyrrell wrote to a friend on June 27th, 1903, in regard to The Church and the Future, which he had printed privately under the pseudonym Hilaire Bourdon, and which was being circulated with great reserve and discretion. There was, during his literary career, a short period during which it was necessary that his advice to those in need should be anonymous or pseudonymous.
The reason for this course of action was, as his friends knew, that he was, at that time, deliberately attempting to accommodate his life to a position which was becoming daily more strained and difficult.
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