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Bishops' Diaries
Page 12 from 4th July 2003July 6 to July 12 Cardinal C 'Murphy-O'Connor (Westmei sax): Sat 1201 July:3pm Ordains Rev. Jim Byrne to the Priesthood. St Bernadette's Church,......
Dark Preoccupation With War : Avoid Hatred Of The Enemy :...
Page 8 from 6th December 1940Dark preoccupation with the war and the problems raised by it mark the Advent Pastorals of the British Hierarchy. The fortitude of the people......
Towards The New Feast
Page 7 from 7th March 1941DOMINICAN PRIORY STARTS "CHRIST THE WORKER" MASSES By a Staff Reporter I doubt whether I was persona grata when I called yesterday unexpectedly......
The Amazing Peace Of The ‘little Palace’
Page 9 from 17th June 2005‘ Y ou’ll be gobsmacked,” was the prediction as we drove up the winding roads through thickly wooded hills. My hopes raised, I was understandably a......
In A Few Words
Page 8 from 19th May 1939The Ostrich in Palestine I VERY stron g ly recommend those who take an easy view that Britain's policy is always honourable and that of others......
Catholic Film Premiere Planned For London
Page 10 from 25th March 1938ST. JOHN BOSCO'S LIFE STORY From IRIS OONLAY, CA INCILIC HERALD Film Critic News is abroad now of a big Catholic film premiere in the West End......
Equality Of Opportunity
Page 1 from 24th December 1942Sir Walter Citrine says: A "Our only 'Soothe in making . our proposals regarding Church schools is to provide equality of educational opportunity......
The Story Of The Century
Page 7 from 29th September 1950(Continued from page 1) majority strength and character of the Church of England. Manning was determined that Catholicism in England should not......
Parishes Have Started Catholic Action
Page 15 from 6th January 1939ri11' tilt ci 01114100 list. of parishes in which Catholic' Aetion Councils have been set up and officials appointed we are indebted in the main to......
Archbishop Who Watchtd A World War
Page 6 from 17th March 1944By F. A FULFORD A year ago London news-hawks got on tip-toe, while photographers taxied hurriedly to Paddington Station and. closed tightly in......