`  Sources (That I have sitting around): :1. p. 3 ``The Church of Ireland (Anglican and established until 1869) was a family affair, for William's own father had been Rector in Drumcliffe parish in County Sligo`` :2. p. 196 ``Yeats was proud of his family's long tradition as members of the Anglo-Irish gentry and of the Church of Ireland`` :3. p. 221 and p. 223 show that the Church still recognized him as one of theirs later in his life.  :4. p. 42 Discusses the mix of Christianity and Mysticism in Yeats's beliefs. The back cover even calls him a ``Christian`` and an ``Occultist``.  :5. p. 515 ``He lectured on 'magic and mysticism' and declared his commitment to 'Christian mysticism'.`` And so forth.   `