Remnant of Paradise

Essays by Alice von Hildebrand with Remembrances by Her Friends

By: Alice von Hildebrand

Narrated by: Jennifer Dixon

Alice von Hildebrand’s Classic Essays Now in Audiobook Format

Immerse yourself in the wit and wisdom of Alice von Hildebrand with this new collection of her classic essays, published shortly after her death in 2022. Beloved for her classic books such as The Privilege of Being a Woman, The Soul of a Lion, and By Love Refined, Alice von Hildebrand was perhaps even better known during her lifetime for her innumerable television and radio appearances. Her in-person brilliance lends itself most favorably to the essay format, where her sharp cultural critiques and reverence for timeless truths are conveyed with intimate care and sparkling clarity.

Pope Benedict XVI described Alice von Hildebrand as “a noble lady,” and you will understand why, as her elegant style is brought to life in Jennifer Dixon’s compelling narration.

Part I of this audiobook presents a curated selection of Alice von Hildebrand's most thought-provoking essays, delving into themes of friendship, truth, faithfulness, and more. Her reflections resonate profoundly with the experiences and questions of people of faith today, offering both inspiration and intellectual enrichment. Whether you are a long-time admirer or this is your first encounter with Alice von Hildebrand, you will be moved by her incisive analysis and engaging storytelling.

Part II features heartfelt remembrances and tributes from her esteemed friends and admirers, including Rachel Bulman, Raymond Leo Cardinal Burke, John F. Crosby, Anthony Esolen, Dana Gioia, Rabbi Mark Gottlieb, Scott Hahn, Peter Kreeft, and many others

Download the audiobook today and encounter the wit and wisdom of Alice von Hildebrand in a new and intimate format.

©2023 Dietrich von Hildebrand Legacy Project (P)2024 Dietrich von Hildebrand Legacy Project

Getting to know Alice von Hildebrand

This is a lovely little book of essays by Alice von Hildebrand as well as remembrances of her by people who know her. I have read some of her work over the years, and this set of her essays really captures her spirit, her worldview, and her way of presenting the truth to others. The narrator, Jennifer Dixon, delivered in a voice that was very well suited to the tone of the writing. Overall, I highly recommend for anyone who has an interest in Dietrich or Alice von Hildebrand.