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Meet The " C.h." Writers—vii This Is
Aodh de Blacam A O DH DE BLACAM, who has written the Dublin letter in the Catholic Herald for over a year, is always blandly surprised when his contributions to this and other......
Capuchins And The "white Priests' Burden" Work In...
Next month Fr. Cuthbert, O.M.Cap., and Bra. Dominic, O.M.Cap., will set sail for Africa. The farewell ceremony will take place in the Capuchin Church, Church Street, Dublin, on......
"lend The League Moral Support" —pleads Ireland's Spokesman
At Geneva, Mr. de Valera has had a busy week. He presided at the Bureau for the arrangement of League procedure. In his address to the Assembly, the Irish statesman set forth......
The Good Things Of Eire Irish Protestant Opinion
The movement of Protestant opinion over to nationhood since the new order of things began is marked by an address of Mr. A. Haslett, formerly Deputy for County Monaghan, which......
"ulster Will Be Next"
The Forgotten Minority From Our Own Correspondent BLLFAST. " I ken tell you fellows Ulster'll be Mat." The unshaven ancient was summing up the European crisis in a hoarse......
Sea A Postolate Holds Congress In Glasgow
From Our Scottish Correspondent 800,000 Catholic seamen are represented at the Apostolate of the Sea International Congress, which opened yesterday in Glasgow. The Sea......
To Dance Or Not To Dance ?
When District Justice Walsh was told that a dance licence for Milford (Co. Donegal) hall was lapsing, as the hall was being converted into a cinema, he said: "That is worse. At......
He Was Henry Vhi's " Dawson Of Penn "
Anglican Memorial to Catholic Priest-Doctor A memorial to Dr. Thomas Linacre, Henry VIII's " Dawson of Penn," the famous priest-doctor (1460-1524), who was to Henry VIII what......