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Page 5 from 18th June 1954ON THE EDGE OF THE COMMUNIST WORLD Morale and Faith are high Flowers are strewn in Echternach white Paper describes persecution among British......
Bishops' Diaries
Page 10 from 19th May 2000May 23 to 30 Archbishop C Murphy O'Connor (Westminster): Sun: No engagements supplied. Archbishop P Kelly (Liverpool): Sun: Midtalon: St Mary,......
Broadcasting
Page 11 from 3rd January 1936B . ), Wilfrid Rooke Ley DEAR LISTENER— It's been rather fun to imagine myself the bed-ridden listener this last fortnight, and it has been quite......
Who Ever Eats Fresh Herring ?
Page 5 from 16th September 1938By PETER HANSON T HEsummer herring voyage has now come to an end in Scotland, and the drifters have returned home until the English fishing in......
Radio
Page 11 from 25th March 1937BROADCAST OPERA A Tough Nut To Crack egg,"" 04 . /Ler; The regular features of broadcasting are We are at the end of March, and it cannot now be......
In A Few Words
Page 4 from 22nd September 1950One Man's Rest TOTTER is on holiday but we who are left quietly to carry on like to think of him slogging away from morn till night building ever......
Persons
Page 5 from 6th July 1951and Places Councillor Norman Hanson, a nonCatholic, is asking the Nottingham City Council to refund 12,320 to the Catholic authorities who bought......
Triumphal Season's C
Page 6 from 5th September 1980ose SEPTEMBER this year is a redletter month at the National Film Theatre. The long M-G-M season is being brought to a triumphal close with a full......
Plaster Saints That Blot The Irish Landscape
Page 9 from 28th January 1977A MONTH spent this past summer in West Cork brought very many delightful experiences, but it also contained one feature which raised in me......
Building A Church On Rock, Not On Straw
Page 6 from 21st May 1965Review by ARTHUR McCORMACK, M.H.M. T H F. first CICOP Conference (Catholic I nter-American Co-operation Programme) held in Chicago in January last......