A summons for all budding bibliophiles

WE have been asked on several occasions to publish a complete list of the titles we are hunting down for readers. But such a list takes up a lot of space and is not exactly eye-catching; whereas the half-dozen titles published monthly is more likely to capture your attention. However, since this month is special, and we have extra space in which to spread our skirts, here is the list in foto. I hope you will cut it out and carry it about with you, pestering friends and other likely sources so that a real dent can be made in the search. Please write to me, Virginia Barton, cio the Catholic Herald, etc if you have any of thesebooks that you are prepared to sell.
Cathedrals and Abbeys of England and Wales by Richard MorrisMedieval Monasteries of
Great Britain by Butler and Wilson; Pilgrimage An Image of Medieval Religion by .1 Sumpter; The Other Face by Philip Cararnan SJ; The Catholic Directory volumes 1939 -1943 and 1947; Cardinal Newman by J Lewis May; Newman's Letters and Diaries volumes 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 21 and 22 (three sets needed); The Queen of Heaven 165 Paintings of Our Ludy (author unknown); Baron von Hugel and the Modernist Crisis by Bauman; Eucharist and the Hunger of the World by Monica Hellwig.
Facades by John Pearson; Forgotten Shrines by Dom Bede Camm (three copies needed); Thresholds of Peace by M B Sullivan; Letters and Sermons of Leo the Great translated by Charles Feltoc; The Life of Antonio Fogazzaro by M Pritchard; The Bells of Rome by Goran Stenius; Mary the Queen by Hilda Lewis; Bloody Mary by Hilda Lewis; Calvary Christ by Gerald O'Collins Si; The Difficult Commandment by Archbishop Goodier Si; The Enneagram by Helen Palmer; The Literature of the Old Testament 3rd Edition 1962 by J A Bewer; Listen Pilgrim by C W Jones; The Hour of the Unexpected by John Shea; The God who Fell from Heaven by John Shea; The Mantlemass Novels by B Willard; The Last Days of the Lancashire Monasteries by C Haigh; The Handle and the Axe by I C H Aveling; Bringing Back Christ (Stations of the Cross) by Daniel Lord Si; The Discipline of Girls by Madame Cecilia; Labourers in God's Vineyard by Madame Cecilia; Lost John by Barbara Leonie Picard OP; Catholic Recusancy in York by I C H Aveling; The Pastoral Rule by Gregory the Great (In English); More Than You Imagine by Salvino Briffa SJ; A Christian's Prayer Book; No Price for Freedom by Sir Philip Gibbs; Three White Veils for Alessandra by Lucy Napoli Prario.
The Cedar of Lebanon by Paul Daker; The Apprentice Saint by Louise Collis; Abbeys and Priories of Medieval England by Colin Plate; Letters between St Thomas More and Margaret Roper; The Apostolic Preaching and its Developments by C H Dodd; The Penguin Book of Mystical Verses edited by E Jennings; The Star of Bethlehem Mystery edited by Hughes; An Ideot's Devotions by Dame G More OSB; Prayer Books for
Men, Women, Girls and Boys by Fr Leo O'Halloran CSsR; The Making of Europe by Christopher Dawson; A Shower of Roses by Mother Agnes of Jesus; Green Pastures by .1 R Miller; Come Ye Apart by J R Miller; Reflections by Fr Hugh Lavery; Last Thing at Night by Fr Hugh Lavery; Life of St Clare ascribed to Thomas Celano translated by Fr Paschal Robinson; Pillars of the Church by J Brown (?); Four Last Things by St Thomas More; Life of St Thomas More by Cresacre More; My Father's Business by Abbe Michonneau.
The Catholic Church in Modern Wales by D Attwater; Man of Magic by P Galileo; The Great Hunger Ireland 1845 49 by C Woodham-Sinith; Life of St Damian by Robert L Stephenson; The Confessions of St Augustine.
Outline History off the Catholic Church by R Walker; Intoxicated with God by G A Maloney Si; Updated Devotions to the Sacred Heart by Fr Walter Kern; Hand Book to the Old Testament by Claus Westermann; Sir Thomas Gascoigne by Agnes Stewart; A Journalist's Odyssey by P O'Donovan (two copies needed); Let Dons Delight by Ronald Knox; Why Are You Afraid? by Fr Michael Buckley; St Thomas Aquinas by Louis de Wohl; Moral Dilemmas by 0 Vann OP; VHS video of Pope John Paul ll's visit to Great Britain in 1982
LIMERICK
WHAT could be tnore natural than to mark Bookery Nook's first birthday with a limerick competition? The entries were ribticklingly ingenious. The winner came in by a whisker.
To find buy or sell a good book You've only to take a quick look. Fur study and leisure Religion or pleasure Rely upon Bookery Nook Congratulations and a .f5 book token to ME Carpenter of Ham Common. There has to be a runnerup, even if Teresa Melling of Preston gets no prize.
There was an old crow in the Rookery Who decided to open a Bookery He retired to his nook To write his first book Not on birds. no on trees but on cookery If we survive another year a sonnet may be called for....