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Page 8 from 17th January 1936-Red Paint And Whitewash" In the current issue of G.K's. Weekly, Mr. Chesterton does us the honour of discussing a note that appeared in this......
What The Church Has Given The World
Page 8 from 6th May 2011INTRODUCTION At a recent debate, broadcast worldwide by the BBC, over 87 per cent of the audience rejected the notion that the Catholic Church is......
The 'queenliest Tower'
Page 10 from 15th December 1978ENGLISH intellectuals have an occasionally tiresome habit of rabbiting on about Chartres Cathedral. Of course they are right, but I would contend......
Wandering Round Winchester
Page 10 from 24th September 1976WE HAVE_ I am told, just had a Festival of Wessex. This statement is almost an act of faith on my part, because I saw precious little sign of it.......
One History: Mostyns And Welsh Church
Page 10 from 17th April 1987Nicholas Fitzherbert examines fifty generations of Mostyn lineage noting their contribution to the Welsh Church as Martyrs, recusants and......
Holland Plays Host To History
Page 10 from 31st January 1986BEFORE COMING to Britain last week, Israel's Prime Minister, Mr Shimon Peres, visited the Hague. There, an historic meeting occurred celebrating......
`bloody Question' For Martyrs
Page 12 from 4th December 1987THE lecture on the Reformation in Gloucestershire went well. The subsequent discussion was lively and informative. There were, one regrets to......
The Hidden Stream
Page 7 from 16th May 2003Fr Anthony Symondson SJ discovers English Catholic history in the treasures of Stonor Park D aphne Pollen's painting of the Forty Martyrs of......
Art
Page 6 from 11th March 1949"Of The Making Of Books There Is No End" By IRIS CONLAY THE Victoria and Albert Museum (at South Kensington) are exhibiting the whole story of......
English Catholics And Their Sovereign
Page 3 from 29th May 1953HISTORY OF A DOUBLE ALLEGIANCE By Dr. • GORDON ALBION LOYAL SUBJECTS o remain the Sovereign's loyal subjects has been the constant endeavour of......