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2001 Ad: The Millennium Year In Review Part 2
Page 2 from 4th January 2002new United States President George Bush to ask for an undertaking that he would oppose abortion, the use of cloned embryos in research and that he......
Pope Who Wanted To Dance A Furlana
Page 1 from 23rd December 1977THE film "Valentino" seems to be enjoying a reasonable success. This is in part due to the fact that the name part is taken by the dancer Rudolph......
Paths To Homelessness
Page 8 from 4th January 1974It is said that there are 100,000 homeless in Britain today, but even if the figure were less than this, it is alarming to say the least. This, in......
Heading Here On Youth Mass Etc
Page 2 from 29th August 1997The turnout at World Youth Day — which actually lasted for days — astonished cynics and heartened all who were there, reports BESS TWISTON DAVIES......
Can't Pay, Won't Pay, And Certainly Won't Say
Page 12 from 20th November 1987THE crash in world money markets has inevitably affected the finances of the Vatican though no one, as might be expected, can get any reliable......
Have Our Christians Lost Their Nerve?
Page 7 from 5th November 1965S IR,—We appreciate the attention given in your editorial article of October 15 to our article "Have Christians Lost Their Nerve?" We agree......
Iiie Late .father Cuthbe,kt, 0.5.f.c.
Page 11 from 31st March 1939Two Appreciations I KNEW Fr. Cuthbert for the best part of half a century. By his death the English Capuchin Province has lost a gentle and......
The Phoenix Is Alive And Well Ds. Charterhouse Die Chronicle
Page 10 from 25th May 1984SO MUCH has been written (by myself included, I must confess) about Poland's current sufferings that it is a relief to be able to write some good......
St. Margaret Of Cortona, A.d. 1297: Feb. 22
Page 12 from 25th February 1938By Fr. C. C. Martindale, S.]. F VER since the Gospels bequeathed to us, with reticent candour, the story of Mary the Magdalen, the Church has......
Whitefriars
Page 5 from 3rd July 1964MI CHRONICLE O FF to Rome this week on one of his frequent visits went Mr. Pat Keegan, one of England's best-known workers in the lay apostolate.......