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The Christian Officer His Opportunities
SIR, —Your correspondents have written many useful things about the Catholic officer's chance of helping Catholic soldiers to get to Mass on Sundays. My own experience (21......
Catholic Action In The Forces
Ste,—We have read with interest your letter " Catholic Action in the Forces " and we filly agree with what you say of the opportunity for helping men by the supply of the right......
A.r.p. Rations
SIR, — As winter approaches the most suitable rations to issue to wardens becomes a question of greater importance than ever. Here in Homey the local authority was Instructed......
Forgiveness
Sit—Mrs. Ellis will be interested to learn have heard two sermons on the subject the writes about. In both cases the clergy concerned were " informed " on by pious ladies as......
Revolutionary Programme And Spiritual Regeneration
SIR,--It is true, as suggested in the second paragraph of your excellent recent leading article, that many of your readers are beginning to wonder exactly what the CATHOLIC......
Cooperativism
Ste,—Congratulations on last week's article on Nova Scotia Co-operativisml Readers who would like to know more about this should read : Study Circles in Action, by R. P. Walsh.......
The "new Order" What We Are Up Against
was startled by your leader " What is Hitler up to?" No doubt all things are possible it is even possible that Hitler may hand over Germany to the Jews—but surely, in life and......
Economics And The Moral Law
Sur—You fake me to task for calling Adam Smith a Freethinker. 1 might quote Chas. S. Devas, himself an economist of note. as my authority, for in his Key to the World's......
The Pope And The War
Ste,—What the Pope has done, any Catholic bishop or priest would do to any soldier in any part of the world. Like the Pope, we bless (leaving others to curse) any soldier who is......
An Historical Parallel
SIR,—If the first casualty of war is truth, the second is certainly sanity, To some extent this is unavoidable and even natural at the present time. But Catholics should......
Vatican Radio
SIR,—With reference to Mr. White's amazement at the report that the Pope blessed two hundred Italians, we should recall the statement of the Vatican Radio: " Without knowledge......
Catholic Trades Unionists Confederation
SIR — Mr. Newbold's comments on the Trades Union Congress and his re,calling of the names of noted Catholic trades unionists makes an opportune moment to suggest that the old......
Irish Nationalism
Sts, — While I admire your readiness to print all views, I must confess that I am surprised at the fact that " Hibernicus " is not more vigorously answered by your British......
Might Till Right Is Ready
SfR,--I do not quite know what business it is of " Hibernicus " to tell us to curb our Nationalism when the history of Ireland itself is scarcely in accord with such advice I......
St. Augustine's Help
sm—It is a little surprising to think that " Hibernicus " should have found so much space in your already precious pages. Since his veiled remarks call forth some kind of......
American Catholics' Attitude To The War
From Captain Francis McC'tillagh SIR, — In view of recent letters on this subject, may I analyse for your benefit the views of American Catholics in regard to the Presidential......
Christian Co-operation
Ste,—In blaming " Christianity in the country in the last half-century " for its failure to establish what your leading article of November 8 calls " a courageous and......