While scholarly literature about the Holocaust is vast and continually expanding writings about the members admittedly very few in number of the resistance are still quite rare Men and women familiar to scholars like Gertrud Luckner John M Oesterreicher Dietrich Bonhoeffer and Henri de Lubac

What better way to introduce our readers to more black Catholic writers than to ask a selection of black Catholic intellectuals to tell us about their favorite books by their fellow writers?

'A Watchful Man,' biography of Paul Robeson by Jordan Goodman

'Jesus: A Pilgrimage,' by James Martin, S.J.

'I've Got You Under My Skin,' by Mary Higgins Clark

'Words Will Break Cement: The Passion of Pussy Riot,' by Masha Gessen