Page 8, 17th December 1937
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Catholic Herald
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1937 HEAD OFFICE: 110-111, Fleet St., London, E.C.4. (Central 6264-5) BRANCTI OFT/cEs: 11, Albert Square, Manchester. (Blackfriars 1067) 30, Manchester St,......
Cardinal Hinsley
The Catholic Herald, in the name of all its readers, offers its respectful, and heartfelt congratulations to Cardinal Hinsley on the occasion of his elevation to the Sacred......
Diplomatic Excursions
International q uestions are today in a more puzzlin g , but perhaps more hopeful, state than they have been for some months. With the virtual suppression of the League of......
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Candide And The Pink Clergyman
ANDIDE was rather embarrassed when he was shown into the clergyman's house. He was a foreigner and he hoped his manners were good. A cricket bat left idly in the well-carpeted......
In A Few Words
My Fated Flight I T was my luck, good or bad as you will, to be in the air-liner Horatius, when it was struck by lightning last week. Apparently I ought to say, when it struck......
Recent Remarks
Wise and Otherwise " While Rome is devoted to the care of its own people, the majority of foreign origin, it hardly touches the life of the poor."—The Church Times. " The......