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1 Too Often A New House Means A Drift From The Old Faith
Page 6 from 11th May 1956GROWING PAINS IN THE NEW TOWNS T EN years ago the New Towns Committee under Lord Reith worked out principles for establishing cornpletely new......
The Ascension
Page 4 from 9th May 1958By S. G. A. Lai' I T is easy to be a . little obtuse to the glory of the Ascension. The reasons are understandable, but selfish. What did the......
To Drug Or Not To Drug ... ?
Page 9 from 5th June 1959'MERCY KILLING' AND MORAL LAW D OCTORS are discussing Euthanasia: the Euthanasia Society has once more drafted a Bill in readiness for Parliament:......
Liturgical Obiter Dicta
Page 4 from 30th October 1959Culled from 'Liturgy' I do not know what circulati o n "Liturgy" has, but I bet it is not very bi g . "Liturgy" is the organ of the Society of St,......
Douglas Hyde's • Column
Page 4 from 20th May 1955tloomwmPie In The Sky ?&A, , - , Am. I -F HE old charge that the Church is concerned only with " pie in the sky when you die " sounds pretty silly......
Pageant Of 160 Cong R Egation S
Page 5 from 17th July 1953'Catholic Herald' Staff Reporter EARLY 900 nuns, monks, friars and other religious from 160 orders and congregations with stalls at the Vocations......
Putting Inspiration Into Modern Art
Page 5 from 12th March 1954From a Special Correspondent A T last we have in England the foundation for a permanent house of studies for the laity—and with a lively......
Artist In Pursuit Of Faith T He Phrase "the Pursuit Of
Page 6 from 13th February 1953faith" as the artist Norman Adams uses it expresses not only the attitude of a religious painter but also that of the many artists of a period like......
The Exuberance Of Frank Brangwyn
Page 3 from 24th October 1952ART I By IRIS CONLAY I F one were looking from a point outside this period on English religious art during the early part of the century one might......
The Pope Speaks To Prisoners
Page 6 from 4th January 1952Affection for young offenders— warning to the really guilty' "A VERY affectionate and fatherly word" was addressed by the Holy Father to young......