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A N Irish Catholic Actor Went So Far As To Conclude
Page 6 from 4th March 1966a denunciation of Archbishop Roberts by declaring: "He is possessed of a devil." But an Anglican journalist writing in The Guardian described him......
Ere You There When They Crucified My Lord?
Page 6 from 9th April 2004As Timothy Radcliffe ’s father lay dying he asked to listen to Haydn’s musical composition ‘Seven Last Words’, based on the final words of Christ......
How Laity Can Share The Work Of The Priest
Page 4 from 19th February 1960By Dom Christopher DELANEY, O.S.B. S T. PAUL, in describing the nature of the Church which Christ founded, likens it to the human body: Christ is......
An Open Book, Bound To The Spine Of Enthusiasm
Page 10 from 16th May 19804 Charterhouse It Chronicle IN EVALUATINCi the opinions expressed by the National Pastoral Congress, it is maybe necessary to, consider who the......
By Mother Margaret Mary
Page 7 from 8th July 1966MO perilous seas glimpsed 11 through magic casements are more heart-stirring and romantic than the life of Mary Ward. Her own contemporaries......
Defender Of The Church And Master Of Style
Page 4 from 24th July 1970by Christopher Hollis IT is collusion perhaps at all times—and certainly in these fast-moving, massmedia soaked days — for writers to go down into......
Producers " Tear Away" Real For Dream World
Page 10 from 31st December 1937Whither Cinema 1 9 3 ? From IRIS CONLAY, Catholic Herald Film Critic Although the Vatican City has had every I amenity of the modern town......
Two Views On
Page 10 from 3rd December 1954AFRICA I. The 'Time' technique ('quotes' and gossip). 2. An English reporter (without prejudice). R EADERS of Time. the American weekly, must......
Take Dour Choice Of Books For Children
Page 12 from 2nd December 1955By Clare Simon THE LITTLE. BOOK ROOM, by Eleanor Farjeon tOsford University Press, I2s , 6d.). T HIS is definitely not for addicts of horror comics......
Niemories
Page 5 from 16th June 1939OF CT. K. C. " Not We But What We Write" I SUPPOSE that nearly forty years have now passed since I first met G. K. Chesterton. I have so many......