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Chamberlain V. Eden Where Does The Christian Stand ?
Sne—If the Bolshevisation of the League may conceivably fill its supporters with dismay—what is one to say to the Nazification of the Cserootec HERALD in particular and English......
Oswald Mosley's Letter
"Petrine Privilege " of Catholics Snt,—Let uk hope that Sir Oswald Mosley's recent letter Will dispel the suspicion with which even politically unbiased Catholics have for some......
Physical Fitness — The Catholic Contribution Sir—will You...
to bring to the notice of your readers the valuable work being carried on in the North of England by the Catholic Land Associations? These Associations whose centre is at......
Paolini In The Argentine Sir.---1 Was Delighted To See An
article on the " Paolini " in your columns last week. I should only like to point out that the movement is not exclusively Italian. The House at Buenos Aires has been in......
Legion Of Mary
Zealous Apostles of Catholic Press Sue—The apathy of English Catholics to our own Press, to which reference was made recently by "The Jotter," is certainly to be deplored. The......
Selling Papers In A " Respectable " Parish Sir,—i Begin
to sympathise with the Marxist hatred of the Bourgeois. Yet Marx never had the melancholy experience of selling papers on Sunday mornings outside a Catholic church in the......
Unknown Through Ignorance Silo—a Letter Appeared In Your...
February 18 appealing for subscribers to The World Problem. As its present low circulation in England is due almost solely to ignorance of its existence, perhaps you would......
An "unbeliever's" Dilemma
Where is Our Burning Zeal ? SIR,--May I he allowed to invite your readers' opinions on the views of an " unbeliever " friend of mine who, though drawn temperamentally to......
£250 Very Poor Offer !
Sta,-1 have read with interest the correspondence in your newspaper regarding Catholics employing Catholics, and "Executive's " letter of last week prompts me to write. As one......
Non Union Printers
SIR,—Your correspondents of the Catholic Printers' Guild have made a very bad start in trying to tie the Guild to the trade union movement. To suggest that all Catholic printing......
Miss Kate Sir,—in The Advertisement Of This Book Which...
last week in several Catholic journals, the statement is made that Miss Kate's childhood was one of "almost incredible depravity." May I point out that by inadvertence this......
Defence Of The Alcaz Ar
British Memorial Sue—The defence of the Alcazar at Toledo was not only a great heroic episode, but an important event in the history of Christian civilisation in Europe; it was......
United Christian Front In Action Slr, —i Am Pleased To
tell you the campaign I inaugurated about ten months ago to prove to all the justice of Franco's war, is still going strong—in fact stronger than ever. Up to last week we had......
Thanksgiving After Communion
Ste.,—Your correspondent, "Father of Family," is doubtless right concerning a few cases, but even so, is it correct to suppose that 99 per cent. of an average congregation......
—except Mr. Benvenisti Sir,-15 It Well To Continue...
general sound principles? (e.g., we ought to be just; only a living wage just). Lately in Dublin such truths were set forth—for instance, by Fr. Coyne, Si., professor—for the......
S S Bombing Of Civilians "
Need of a Better Definition Offer the following report to the comments of your readers apparently bewildered by the indiscriminately called ° bombing of civilians " in the......
Spain And German Encyclical Sir,—with Regard To The...
page 1 (February 25, 1938), under the caption "Jesuits are not leaving Franco," may I. draw your attention to the fact that the report is, as it stands, extremely ambiguous. The......
Books For Madras Sir,—we Are Starting A Catholic Club For
the City of Madras with a Library and Catholic Reading Room. We are in need of Catholic and other literature. Could you ask your readers to come to our rescue by sending us......
Halfpennies In The Box Sir,--i Have Waited For Someone To
comment upon the point of view of the priest who refused the halfpennies of his congregation. He is reported to have said that those who gave halfpennies could not afford to......