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Witnessing A New Dawn Of The Spirit In Walsingham
Page 8 from 5th March 2010I t must be 25 years since I’ve last picked up a hitchhiker. Or two: computer programmers on their way to Devon, if I remember correctly. Soon......
Wisdom Of The Curia
Page 8 from 14th April 1939Sin,—May I refer to the letters that have been appearin g for some time in the CATHOLIC HERALD about the Maltese clergy, and that, I must say, I......
Catholic Europe : Belligerent And Neutral
Page 12 from 15th September 1939A LBANIA.-Rallan. Pop. 1,003,000. Islam is the official religion of Albania but the large Christian minorities enjoy freedom. There are some......
Whitefriars Chronicle
Page 4 from 21st February 1964T HE Spanish Prince who has won the hand of Princess Irene of the Netherlands is remembered by Fr. Thomas Corbishley. Jesuit Superior of Farm......
Summarised Text Of A Speech To Be Delivered In Burford...
Page 4 from 14th May 1976TONY BENN, MP WE ARE HERE today to honour the memory of Private Church, Corporal Perkins and Cornet Thompson — three English Levellers executed in......
St Peter's Chair For Woman
Page 8 from 6th March 1987LAST week's threatened crisis in Anglican circles over female ordination tickled the fancy of certain church historians with an eye for the......
Just Catch A Bus In Normandy .
Page 6 from 25th January 1957By Vivian Rowe T HE next bus leaving the station happened to be going to Carrouges and that, as I remember. was the only reason for our being......
Oa Tm?, New Films
Page 8 from 25th March 1955E 'ON W Al The Airborne Gremlins Are Still At It 1 - 4 Lucrezia Borgia: I 'The Brute': Maria Schell: The Return minninnio of Anouk THE NIGHT MY......
Where Our Pilgrim Forefathers Lived
Page 3 from 24th July 1959when they came to Rowe By JOHN H ALES-TOOKE THE façade and colon nade of St. Peter's should be of particular interest to all Englishmen,......
Going Home With The Basque Children
Page 5 from 26th November 1937M. Y impression of Nationalist Spain is unlike anything I have read. Almost everything published in English has been chiefly concerned with war:......