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"promotion Is A Matter Of Indifference To Me"
Page 7 from 16th April 1965JOURNAL OF A SOUL is published by Geoffrey Chapman at 42s. 1945-1952 Papal Representative in France March 26—April 1 Retreat at Solesmes 1 during......
The World's Bloodiest Religion
Page 10 from 28th February 2003The horrifying remains of the Aztecs send a shiver down the spine of our art critic, Patrick Reyntiens H ere is one of those enormous, climactic,......
News From Abroad
Page 6 from 24th March 1944Last week the Pope masted at the special Lenten sermon in the Vatican Palace, preached by Fr. Gerolomo da Feted. O.F.M. The Pope has transferred......
The Church Began The Trade Union Movement In Mexico
Page 5 from 25th July 1941—DECLARE MEXICAN HIERARCHY In a joint pastoral issued to commemorate the jubilee of Rerum Novarum, the Mexican Hierarchy have denounced " the......
Mexican News Letter
Page 5 from 20th June 1941Religious Habit Worn Again In Mexico MEXICO CITY. For the first time since 1857 priests, brothers and nuns were seen in public in full religious......
Pope's Anxiety For Mexico Persecution Continues
Page 14 from 3rd September 1937From Our Own Correspondent. VATICAN CITY. The Pope once again on Saturday gave proof of his anxiety for the fate of Mexico and its Catholic......
"we Want To Go Home" Spanish Refugee Children Hate Mexico
Page 5 from 29th November 1940Spanish children sent to Mexico by the Arena Government ostensibly as refu g ees, but actually as political pawns in a vast propa"ganda scheme, are......
Conscience
Page 2 from 7th June 1963The Rev. P. J. Gibbons will, I hope, excuse a layman (who is certainly no theologian) for presuming to regard his criticism (May 24th), of......
Mexican News Letter
Page 6 from 4th June 1943Co-operation Between Church and State IMPROVES CONDITIONS BUT HAS NOT ACHIEVED COMPLETE FREEDOM "The situation of the Church in Mexico has......
What Happened To The Others?
Page 7 from 3rd June 1938Fate Of Basque Children In Mexico What has happened to the thousands of Basque children not fortunate enough to have come to England or France, to......