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Letters To The Editor
Page 6 from 24th July 1936CATHOLIC ACTION AND INDUSTRIALISM " Intellectual Irresponsibility " SIR,—Mr. Noel Purgold, in his letter of July 10, states that " modern......
Getting Ready For The Time Of Their Lives
Page 8 from 11th July 2008Anna Arco meets the diverse young people who are preparing to join Pope Benedict XVI at this year's World Youth Day in Australia T he old World......
This Week, Education Is One Of The Most Important Subjects
Page 4 from 5th September 1975being discussed by the National Conference of Priests. Earlier in the year, at the Conference of Catholic Colleges held at Downside, TERENCE SHEEHY......
A Windswept Farewell For One Of The Most Beloved Of All...
Page 2 from 15th April 2005Local parishes should learn from this splendid Requiem Mass Liturgical commentary BY FR SEÁN FINNEGAN P EOPLE often speak wistfully of the old......
St. Luke The Evangelist October 1
Page 12 from 30th September 1938OME saints survive largely because of their personal history-St. Francis, whether of Assisi or Xavier, for example : others have practically no......
Looking To Christianity
Page 4 from 16th May 1941What The World Wants And What The Church Offers : Can The Two Be Reconciled? T O say that the world is looking again to Christianity has ceased to......
Points From Letters
Page 2 from 1st July 1949Mgr. Hughes Those of your readers interested in the work of the White Fathers may care to know of the wonderful tribute paid to a most......
Religion In The Difference The Forces Our Lady Makes
Page 2 from 23rd November 1956QIR,--May 1 refute Wing Commander Kane's charge of a narrow parochial attitude. I quote from my letter of October 19 " and we should need no......
Christmas—the Start Of A Revolution Still Going On
Page 4 from 24th December 1959By HENRY EDWARDS CAN never see Christianity becoming revolutionary," wrote one Jean Guehenno in Union pour la Verite (1930). If I agree with him,......
People And Places
Page 6 from 18th August 1978The recent "Prayer of the Heart" weekend at the Grail, Pinner, Middlesex, which attracted 58 people, was run by Philippa Craig, Jackie Rob o and......