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Letters To The Editor
Page 6 from 10th July 1936THE POPE AND THE LEAGUE answer to Mr. Gerald Wynne Rushton's letter about the attitude of the Vatican to the League of Nations. I feel I can begin......
St. Francis Of Assisi, Iigi (1182)-1226: Oct. 4
Page 12 from 9th September 1938By Father Martindale 0 CTOBER is an awkward month because it contains at least three saints who cannot be left out, at any rate in a first series......
St. Luke The Evangelist October 1
Page 12 from 30th September 1938OME saints survive largely because of their personal history-St. Francis, whether of Assisi or Xavier, for example : others have practically no......
In A Few Words
Page 8 from 19th May 1939The Ostrich in Palestine I VERY stron g ly recommend those who take an easy view that Britain's policy is always honourable and that of others......
Will This English King Be
Page 5 from 16th June 1939CANONISED? By T. E. Beasley Will King Henry VI one day be St. Henry? His personal sanctity and the veneration for his memory have never been in......
Of Persons And Places
Page 18 from 9th December 1938A Roving Causerie By G. E. .ANSTRUTHER A week in which Fleet Street launches another Christmas number invites a reflection not altogether......
Czechoslovakia: Semi-communist Or A Good Democracy ?
Page 3 from 16th April 1937Views Of Catholic Political Leaders Crazy Pavement Of Minorities By Our Central European Correspondent IN VIEW OF THE RECENT CAMPAIGN OF SLANDER......
Notes For Ransomers
Page 12 from 1st July 1938A PILGRIMAGE JOURNEY The Ransom Pilgrimage to Canterbury (in conjunction with the Knights of St. Columba) will be held next Sunday week, July 10.......
Sem Nary Students Camp Out For Osc Tt Ce Tenary Guests
Page 3 from 8th July 1938Birmingham Civic Honours For Cardinal Hinsley ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY, ST. MARY'S COLLEGE, OSCOTT, SEMINARY FOR THE ARCHDIOCESE OF BIRMINGHAM,......
To Pagans To Puritans
Page 6 from 22nd December 1939By Fr. AnselmBolton I T is customary in these sophisticated and enlightened times to scoff at the " Old English " idea of Christmas. In modern......