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Page 6 from 17th August 1935Know Your Own Times Religkm and the Modern State. By Christopher Dawson. (Sheed and Ward, 6s. net.) Reviewed by F. R. HOARE. " When the......
Mgr. Jackman's Review —(continued)
Page 6 from 17th May 1940TRANSLATION TO WESTMINSTER I N dealing with Bishop Bourne's transla tion to Westminster, Mr Oldmeadow quotes the Daily Chronicle's disparaging......
Many-sided `fr. Brown'
Page 8 from 15th February 1952Death of Mgr. O'Connor : He inspired G.K.'s 'detective' MGR. JOHN O'CONNOR, G. K. Chesterton's " Father Brown."' who for 32 years wa.s parish......
Lady Asquith As I Knew Her
Page 4 from 28th February 1969by Norman St. John-Stevas WI T the passing of La i d l y Asquith one of England's brightest lights has been extinguished. I give thanks for the......
Are Mixture Of Kind Gifts
Page 5 from 20th May 1983THE NAME of Michael Joseph Canavan was not a household word; I don't suppose many, outside the little walled garden of the Institute of Charity in......
Yorkshire's Own Hybrid Of The Sport Of Cricket
Page 6 from 10th June 1988We Don't Play It For Fun: A Story of Yorkshire Cricket by Don Mosey (Methuen £10.95). Cricket Walkabout by John Mulvaney and Rex Harcourt......
Fifty Years Ago Catholic Schools Faced Extinction
Page 3 from 30th December 1966By Robert Hoare THIS week delegates from 87 Catholic teaching associations throughout England and Wales are taking part in the 50th annual......
I Felt Like A Fourth Former
Page 5 from 25th April 1969M ISS BARBARA CHADWICK, in your April 11 issue, very kindly supplied "solutions" to my problems. She hinted that she is a professional teacher: and......
The Mass Makes The Difference
Page 5 from 30th August 1974Mr R. Sutherland's quotation (August 9) from Augustine Birrell is worth extending for the sake of another prophetic sentence. In The Nineteenth......
Fanatics' Foe And Ireland's Friend
Page 6 from 12th December 1969by H. MONTGOMERY HYDE The Chief Secretary Augustine Birrell in Ireland by Leon O'Brion (Chatto & Windus 42s.) AUGUSTINE BIRRELL was perhaps the......