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In A Few Words
Page 6 from 11th August 1939Blood 1 -0 11E STUDENTS' DISTRIBUTIST 1 REVIEW, which began life so gaily, has become disillusioned, and has changed its format, its price and......
Will This English King Be
Page 5 from 16th June 1939CANONISED? By T. E. Beasley Will King Henry VI one day be St. Henry? His personal sanctity and the veneration for his memory have never been in......
Of Persons And Places
Page 15 from 15th July 1938A Roving Causerie By G. E. ANSTRUTHER Fifty, golden; sixty, diamond; and after that? Since Life's vista inevitably shortens, it is but due to......
Ob1773 Ary
Page 12 from 21st April 1939Dorn Joseph Buguet, O.S.B. DISTINGUISHED MISSIONARY PRIEST We regret to announce the death of Dom Joseph I3uguet, 0.5.11., which occurred early......
Of Persons
Page 15 from 21st October 1938And Places A Roving Causerie By G. E. ANSTRUTHFR Kilkeel, in County Down, has cause to honour the memory of John Marmion, K.S.G., who recently......
Of Persons And Places
Page 15 from 22nd October 1937A Roving Causerie Jedburgh—the place has been spelt in eighty-two different ways, but modern usage will serve—has now got a new church in place of......
A Beacon In Western Europe
Page 5 from 21st July 1939By Robert Sencourt A LTHOUGH anxiety rushes our people's attention towards foreign affairs, as they involve negotiations from hour to hour, they......
10,000 Pilgrims Welcome
Page 16 from 9th June 1939y Cistercian Monks at Mount St. Iternard Abbey in the forest of Charnwood, Leicester 11 - 1HE Abbey Church of Mount St. Bernard at Charnwood......
Mount St. Bernard's Open To Visitors For Whit-week
Page 15 from 19th May 1939By permission of the Lord Abbot of Mount Saint Bernard's Abbey, Chart' wood Forest, Leicestershire, the Abbey Church will be thrown open to......
The Daily Prayers Of
Page 12 from 6th January 1939The Church XIX INTERLUDE: By Some Thoughts Charles G. Mortimer On Westminster Abbey IT must he difficult for the public to-day to realise the true......