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Letters To The Editor
Page 2 from 7th November 1941INDUSTRIALISM AND THE CHURCH Can a Worker Serve God ? Sitto—There is one aspect of the industrial question which those opposed to the system never......
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......
On 50 Years Of Priesthood
Page 8 from 27th October 2006T omorrow, Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O'Connor celebrates the Golden Jubilee of his ordination to the priesthood .In the following interview with......
Signs Of An Easing Of Rigid Spanish Religious...
Page 4 from 31st December 1965with a New Year speech from General Franco approving proposals to remove restrictions on non-Catholic religions. He also urged Spaniards not to......
My History Teacher Splendid And Unfashionable
Page 10 from 3rd June 1977THE JAPANESE have a dauntin g system of morality. It i g nores, or used to, sex and drink and concentrates hierarchy of social obli g ations. This......
Desolation In The Liturgy Changes
Page 7 from 29th October 1965S IR"—Although it is perfectly possible to find unbalanced people in the "liberal" camp, inclined to over-intellectualise religion, it would be......
Dublin Letter
Page 2 from 31st July 1964JOHN HORGAN REPORTING A RCHBISHOP McQUAID of Dublin has formed a special commission to advise him informally on the application of the a gg......
Generosity In Ireland
Page 5 from 28th January 1972HE Blarney Deveropment Association has been deeply concerned at the plight of children who, because of unrest in their home cities or towns, are......
First Asked College Under Lay Control
Page 3 from 27th February 1970[ by JOHN O'KEEFFE LIKE any lusty new enter. prise, Newman College, the Catholic teacher training college which stands in 14 acres of Birminghi'm's......
Having Designs On Worship
Page 7 from 15th June 1979The Second Vatican Council provided the biggest upset to the accepted norm of church designs since the Council of Trent in 1545-63. Since the 1960s......