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War And Peace Letters On The Situation
Page 2 from 2nd May 1941SIR,—The Christian attitude to war has been frequently discussed and theologians have detailed the principles by which an individual may decide the......
Notes And Comments
Page 5 from 16th May 1941THE GRAND INQUEST THE " g rand in q uest " on the recent developments of the war—the last to be held in the historic House of Commons—did not make......
The Arts: Little Jam For A Lot Of Bread
Page 7 from 24th January 1964By JOHN HORGAN "IREL "IRELAND, the old sow that eats AND, farrow," Joyce's bitter metaphor may seem out of place in the world of industrial......
Charterhous
Page 10 from 4th July 1980eke Chronicle ON1 . 01 the temptations towards a sentimental attitude to ccunienism is the occasional use — as invited guests — of a medieval......
Bishops Engagements
Page 8 from 7th October 1983C CorifIrmatIon. M Man. 0 Ordination. V Vlsitaticm. Cardinal Hume, Archbishop ol WeelMiriater Synod of Bishops. Rome. for the whole of this month......
Forbidden Fruits Of Literature
Page 3 from 31st December 1993The modern increase in crime and violence has many calling for a return to the Index of Forbidden Books the Catholic Church's version of......
The Plot That Never Was
Page 7 from 27th June 2003The 'Popish Plot' against Charles II, invented by renegade Catholic Titus Oates, though a complete fabrication, successfully stoked up popular......
A Man Set Alight By Ideas
Page 12 from 17th March 1978IT WOULD BE HARD to think of a more satisfactory life than that of Douglas Woodruff. He died full of years, recognised and admired, able to command......
Who Shall Decide The Price
Page 13 from 11th February 1938WE MUST PAY FOR OUR COAL? That Mine-Owners' Advertisement ! Is THEIR PROTEST JUSTIFIED? Mr. J. R. KIRWAN, of the Catholic Workers' College and......
Seven Ebrist-x-illsa56e6
Page 5 from 23rd December 1937North And South : Scotland : Germany : France : Town And Country By W. J. BLYTON W ' HILE waiting at home before starting out for Midnight Mass,......