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Tamilians And The Liturgy
Page 6 from 12th November 1937Advice from India SIR,--I have just received three back numbers of the " Herald" dated 3rd, 10th and 17th September respectively. With regard to......
The Great Assembly An Italian's Cry
Page 9 from 25th May 1935From Our nnme Correspondent 'fele City, Staten E e EN at 3 a.m. to day the Piazza di Sin Pelee) NN as dotted with fi gu r e --pilgrims determined......
Christian Social Ideals And Communism Eric Gill's Position
Page 6 from 21st May 1937Two Questions SIR,—Are not Mr. Gill and his critics alike confusing two entirely distinct issues? Support of, and collaboration with, organised......
Letters To The Editor
Page 12 from 17th January 1936Our correspondents are urged to limit their letters to 300 words; otherwise they are liable to be shortened or omitted alto gether. Letters must......
Six Monks To Build Prinknash Abbey
Page 16 from 5th May 1939--but none expect to see its completion in 50 year A FORMER MEMBER OF THE ANGLICAN COMMUNIT'' OF CALDEY TELLS THE STORY OF PRINKNASH ABBEY AND......
Could Englishmen Read The Bible?
Page 6 from 25th November 1938Professor Coulton And Fr. Thurston Silo—Since you invoke me in your introduction to a " scientific enquiry " by a veteran of 82 whose " reputation......
Population Problems
Page 14 from 2nd July 1937Fr. Francis Woodlock n A Menace To The Empire " Children Are The Best Old-Age Pension " Lecturing at Farm Street Church on " Parenthood,......
The Liturgy And The People Is Vocal Participation Necessary
Page 6 from 22nd January 1937For Active Co-operation? Sna-Writers of letters to the Editor are confusing the issue and the correspondence is developing into a consideration of......
In A Few Words
Page 8 from 27th November 1936The Second Spring Series The fruits of Mr. Tom Burns's—the well-known publishing expert—association with Messrs. Longmans are beginning to appear.......
The Liturgy And The People
Page 12 from 10th December 1937PLAINSONG AND THE FUTURE By DOM BERNARD McELLIGOTT I T is odd that plainsong, formed out of the natural rhythm of speech, should ever have been......