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Fasting Communion
Page 3 from 14th April 1949The Present Position Sut,-Mrs. Mews seems to suggest in her letter (April 1) that it is within the competence of the English Bishops to introduce......
A Raring Causerie
Page 4 from 24th November 1939OF PERSONS AND PLACES By G. Elliot Anstruther " A LGOL'S " death has taken from /-% Punch a pseudonym that will be missed. Pen-names in that......
Mere Title—voltaire--and Shut Their Eyes With A Shudder...
Page 6 from 23rd September 1938should see him " white-washed." It was not intended as " propaganda." The alleged Arch-Sceptic Was chosen as a subject for the very reason that he......
Mary Lee Terry Str.—it Should Not Be Necessary To Defend
Page 2 from 4th July 1947the memory of a devoted wife and mother, an accomplished and delightful hostess and a Dominican Tertiary against posthumous slander. But as a......
Sta,—may A Welsh Convert, Who Has Practised Her Faith In
Page 2 from 6th August 1948half-adozen European countries, suggest that the Irish-English controsersy is impossible of solution unless England is allowed to be England and......
St. John's And St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Page 6 from 10th December 1937SIR,—As a recent patient in the Hospital of St. John and St. Elizabeth, London—a patient inexpressibly grateful for her good fortune in having been......
Richard Lowndes On The Rhymes Of Helen Parry Eden
Page 6 from 5th February 1993Sharp-witted satire in song WRITERS REVISITED WHEN the Wind comes up the lane And you go down The elms their spacious branches swing. The hidden......
A Plain-chant Obligation
Page 6 from 6th May 1938SIR,—Canon Jackman's defence of compulsory plain chant suggests that there is always the option of a Low Mass. This, of course, is usually the case......