Cross June 1958

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True , an interesting development has are now quite pleased to talk about as well as the toleration revolution was still in the air . Everywhere , enthusiastic admirers Then a most amazing thing happened : RAPP itself was between Catholics and " those of materialist world outlook " a series of events which took place as far back as the early They will use it again whenever they feel that it is needed for join were accused of deviating from the Party line . Eventually organisation had served its wicked purpose of bringing human of a new intellectual climate by the authorities . ' This climate beginning . We must never forget the famous zig-zags of policy war on the masses themselves . religion is coming back into fashion anywhere behind the Iron T can hardly be over-emphasised , however , that any official Poland Communism has come face to face with something which which the Reds follow in obeying Lenin's dictum to " take one The Double-Dealers the almost unbelievable amount of duplicity which it contains . created by the Government ? " presents it with an insoluble difficulty . In other words , it has quiet and sinister efficiency it undertook its task of swallowing father Dermot , C.P. believed . Cultural organisations flourished , and argument was thought under the control of the Party ; its members , even difficulties between Church and State and " honest discussion " he had no alternative but to join RAPP . Those who refused to though loyal Communists , simply disappeared from the scene . curtain . both heated and free . Then one very special organisation its control over what people think , say and write can be seen in should recall whenever we hear that freedom of thought or of is supposed to be one which encourages the ' free ' airing of some anxious questions to arise in the mind of one of our readers . One must be very careful about drawing conclusions - An example of the lengths to which the Party will go to maintain some up against a religion which is so much a part of the people , A pilgrims assembled at the famous Polish shrine of Tasna appeared on the scene . It was called the Russian Association step backward in order to spring two steps forward . " It is es , " why was that huge crowd allowed to assemble especially when these are based on the apparent virtues of a ad the wholehearted support of the Government . ' Gora for the Feast of Our Lady of Czechoslovakia caused of the Iron Curtain that a new and freer atmosphere is being v. The Communists have used it many a time in the in all similar societies . If a writer wanted to keep on writing , let policy on cultural and religious matters to approve It was the only organisation for creative minds allowed to exist . ities . Communism was then new , and the excitement the accomplishment of their evil designs . It is a pattern we Communist cultural policy anywhere is suspect from the very n place recently in Poland . It might be called the cre darism , of all things , is one of the problems the Commons dated , and its leaders were never heard of again . and thinkers were writing public declarations about what they BRIEF reference in our May No. to the mammoth thr. of religion . Party spokesman have even admitted that in created by the Government ? " --- Page 7 --- June 1958 . no. 2 . vol. 49 . sixpence . --- Page 8 --- NEAR interviews with Lucy and the late Bishop of F. Armstrong , Tr. , this volume records personal is drawing 1954 by April Oursler Armstrong and Martin when she spoke to Lucy , Francisco and Jacinta . r. Is there any hope ? ' Or will Russia predictions have been fulfilled will doubt for vided by the Blessed Mother on July 13 , 1917 , What secrets will it reveal ? of the Titanic struggle already underway manner in which each of Our Lady's other the end my Immaculate Heart will triumph . The Holy Father will consecrate Russia to me , to do to please the Blessed Virgin ? four questions are invariably asked . lasting peace would ensure ? IPUTNIK I and II have directed the atten- Leiria , two personages eminently qualified to # frequently raised questions in regard to shed light on the last three inquiries . an instant that Russia will eventually be Only those who are unaware of the precise And answers are contained in a book entitled continue forever to spread its errors throughout Dion of a tense . uneasy world to Fatima . The answer to the first question was pro- converted and peace will result . " and she will be converted , and the world will In answer to this , Mary declared , " ... in 3 . Is there anything special for Americans And , with attention focused on Fatima , HERE then are the answers to the most enjoy a period of peace . ' What's all this business about a " third Fatima : Pilgrimage to Peace . " Written in that Russia would one day be converted and Fatima , " Communism and the ultimate outcome Was any definition ever given of what They are : T. J. CAWLEY reminds " the world ? I . Did the Blessed Virgin give any hope Mary meant by the word " penance " 1960 secret " ? that ... . --- Page 9 --- the truly holy . her husband obtained an interview with Bishop play of lively imaginations . Some are completely wrong . make a league for modesty in dress - ' 3 . Did the Blessed Virgin or Lucy have that Americans who are concerned with In trying to arrive at an accurate picture When I think of the United States I think modesty in dress are doing more than they be very popular or smart ... . think to stave off the spread of godless Com- most intriguing since it involves mystery and about this : One of the things Our Lady speculation and gives the widest range for the Our Lady , and it would please her . of the matter . April Oursler Armstrong and no special message for the United States and nodesty would be a good sacrifice to offer to question of all . " And , in some ways it's the without that difference which characterizes ' If the Catholics in your country could any special message for the people of the It would appear from this " special message " Some of the details surrounding the " third munism's " fetal breath . Portuguese peasant pilgrims enjoy a picnic . It was expressed after long thought and not all to fulfil . ' anyone is to keep the straight way . It is a did not even mention its name . in the life of the women of your country . But especially asked for was modesty in dress . Lucy , however , did have a special message . munism and the ills this ' scourge has spawned . Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong that Our Lady had " The very first sacrifice that God asks of secret " are clear and exact . Others are happy . " very simple request . But it is the hardest of In response to this query Lucy informed There seems to me to be not much modesty Americans , on the contrary , who permit , This is probably the most heatedly discussed What about the third secret ? WHEN the Armstrong assured Lucy that when they too may be smothered by Comi- encouraging this spread and hastening the day have nothing to say . " she began . " that is very unusual or startling . And it will not promote or are indifferent to immediately are please Our Lady . ' United States ? implement that league and it will greatly outside fatima . such a league had indeed been formed , Lucv explained enthusiastically . " Oh. try to say , " she began , " that --- Page 10 --- The clipping which follows is taken from Croegaert , of Antwerp , says that last year , in one Christ Crucified in the homes of our own people . Though holy pictures of all sorts are to be seen , seldom does one see a large Many shops in Belgium are displaying numbers display on church notice boards , in shop windows only infrequently does one see the image of the " Universe " of March 21st , 1958 : are devoted to a special display . the crucifix " and bringing it back to the place of which he hopes will spread to other countries . Canon As a result of the Crucifix campaign , in Belgium , prominently also in shops and offices , in the waiting Promoter of the movement , Canon A. G. Brussels and Antwerp last year . Special Lenten sermons and appeals in news- This year small posters have been issued for printed below . In his covering letter , he and outside houses . ' In many homes there is room for everything the principal rooms of private houses , but hung papers and magazines urged the people to bring honoured place in every Catholic home began in crucifix on the wall of the living-room . ' FROM a zealous Tyrone layman we have The movement to give the Crucifix the most Like Christmas for the crib , Good Friday offers writes : " The Belgian crusade for the more of crucifixes at all prices . In some , whole counters up while a priest blesses them from the altar . honour in homes . ' except a crucifix , " says Canon Croegaert . received , the " Universe " cutting re- homes is surely needed in Ireland too , for He has put into practice also the Christmas poster They bear the slogan " The Crucifix in the Home . " At the end of the service the crucifixes are he crucifixes to the collective blessing . scheme that originated in this country . homes . Those who buy the crucifixes will take them to rooms of doctors , dentists and lawyers . Croegaert wants to see the crucifixes not only in crucifixes to the Good Friday service . twemp church alone , 1,500 parishioners bring in unique opportunity for spreading knowledge of hurch to be blessed before being hung in their prominent display of the Crucifix in Catholic Brussels and Antwerp last year . --- Page 11 --- of Christ's sufferings have given us what Dr. soldiers proceeded to strip Him of His garments . world that He gave up his only-begotten Son , Barbet calls " the Passion according to the perish , but have eternal life . " And what which we cannot be certain , for example : called it . For our information we are indebted In the following paragraphs we shall try cross lay on the ground or after it had been manner of death did He die ? This is a question to gain some idea of what was meant by death to the eminent Catholic doctors whose studies cup of drugged wine . " It was customary among I of His previous malttreatment : a blinding of blood . Someone - it may have been one of the Jews to give this mild anaesthetic to those loved me . Jesus died for me . And what that should be of vital interest to us all . whether Our Lord , was crucified while the the good women of Jerusalem-offered Him a terrible truth contained in the simple statement are , it must be admitted , several points about to the many wounds of the scourging . We all the one that was lost until He found it . Jesus alleviation Jesus denied Himself . Then the so that those who believe in Him may not inspiration of our life . " God so loved the with a burning thirst caused by shock and loss not very important : they do not alter the Christ' Our Lord did for the world in general . Remember that the clothing had stuck fast He did for each of us in particular , going after fixed in position : whether four nails were inhuman of tortures " as an ancient writer loved me and delivered Himself for of the Gospel : " They crucified Him . " used or only three . But such questions are me . " This faith in the Son of God must be IVL faith I have in the Son of God , who ESUS reached Calvary suffering the effects for each of us , as it was for Paul , the sole TY real life , " said Saint Paul . " is the surgeon . " We are grateful to them . ' There headache and attacks of dizziness , together upon a cross , that " most hideous and most about to be executed , but even this slight --- Page 12 --- he had the feeling of being slowly strangled to of the torture called the Aufbinden which he the great chest muscles which control breath- turned red , then purple : the body was covered feet was increased so that He was almost time . Then the body would say once more to act as a model . Rope loops were affixed to the crossbar , and thrusting his hands . by slowly straightening . His knees a little . demned man by his hands from a post so that the future Cathedral in Galway . In order to carved the crucifix which many will admire in with every movement of the Crucified during the three hours of His death-agony . The only difference between the two was that and which the Nazis carried to the point of he man of strong physique though he was while violent contractions appeared in the sought relief by raising himself . This painful his feet barely touched the ground . After a ending in a state of general cramp . At last and the asphyxia were renewed and again . He but the sufferer could not breathe out , so that His movements became feedler : the pale face raised Himself the pressure on the wounded while he was a soldier in the first World War , standing on the nails . It was a position that saw inflicted in the Austro-German army have confirmation of this fact from the descrip- for the Victim could raise Himself to breathe the hands would have been atrocious . We murder in the concentration camp of Dachau . But how much this cost Him ! When He thus The death agony of Our Crucified Saviour included all the sufferings of this Nazi torture . tion given by Mrs. Clare Sheridan of how she accurate was the prophecy which spoke of Him . get the details perfect , she asked her brother writing continued for three hours . " How the cross , the mere agony of suspension from through them he hung there while the artist ing were locked . The lungs were filled with air . was able to endure the fearful discomfort for This punishment consisted of hanging the con- only a few moments at a time . and the head fall forward . Soon the cramp feverishly made a small model in clay . But muscles of the arms , sides and lower limbs . Even if the Victim had not been nailed to THE whole weight of the body of the crucified the death of the cross was more prolonged , as a worm who had no manhood left ! Gradually could be maintained only for a very short raising Himself on His poor wounded feet that we know from the account given by Dr. Hynek . with a profuse sweat . ' It was while painfully hung from his hands . What this involved death . --- Page 13 --- about the mysteries of life ... when they seek information It is knowledge , plus moral motivation and that climate of loving acceptance and personal and cultivation of right emotional attitudes . sex education . ' SEX education is the duty and the privilege It belongs in the home . Only in the home can enable the child to possess what is called , " adequate even the " well-intentioned " youth guides . about " men and women , but the moral training interest be achieved , for the home is the proper of the parent . It does not belong to the the child have his unique needs known and priests or Sisters , the student counselors , or God . It involves not only " information training , plus good emotional health that will served as they arise . Only in the home can God . It involves not only image and likeness of God . this reality that it may be seen and loved in it means to be a woman ? ' This is " sex- not only what is involved in being a man or a education , " and Catholic sex education teaches the reality of masculinity and feminity to our their children , and then refuse them a children . Most important , it is presenting very important area of knowledge - the know- W to be interested in the " education " of The word " sex " is a good example of a and a " person " is a creature composed of word that has lost its original meaning , and WHY do so many Catholic parents profess body and soul . Sex education is presenting ledge of what it means to be a man , and what acquired one which only partially expresses that man or that woman has been made in the what it should . " " Sex " is the quality of woman , but also , what is involved because being a masculine person or a feminine person , being a masculine person or a feminine person , --- Page 14 --- the two people involved consider to be love . of all answers' ought to be God and love . love is not present . True , love as it exists in older , the original answers do not need to be body , of mind and of soul that God has given New life comes about through the love of man truth , it is the great gift of God that enables a gifts of love that it has to give and receive . job in providing adequate sex education for mother or father can give an honest " yes " to love . Because it has , it has lost the meaning It is a similar situation in teaching a child person . It comes from the willingness of the himself , " Do I know what it means to be a parent to share with the child the great ions enlarged upon and enriched according to the woman , do I know and appreciate the gifts of love of the parent . It comes from the accept- What has happened in our present-day about life and love . In the very beginning he in the field of giving sex education by asking nearest biology book to discover the " facts that it comes . first of all , with the acceptance of life . " Naming the parts of the body will work and to give the love involved in being TN order to begin properly a child's sex who would say that under certain circumstances the children entrusted to his care . If the and woman , blessed by God . ' There are those be a boy , or it's wonderful to be a girl . This should be given truthful answers . As he grows person to be made in the image and likeness of of being a man or a woman . It could be said accordance with my vacation in life ? ' " If a ance of the child as an individual and as a of the parent of his or her own sex , and the is not learned in books it comes from the joy of life the gift that says it's wonderful to reversed or made new , they need only to be child's maturity . given to it by God . ' It has come to signify a reality may not be , but there is always an answer is " no , " then he need not rush to the ingredient that appears to be love , and that these questions , then he or she can do a good me ? " Do I know how to use these gifts in man , or a woman ? Because I am a man , or a A parent can begin to measure his competence purely physiological accident of birth . ' In culture is that sex has become divorced from either one . never explain the purpose for which they were education , we must give them the gift of IN sex education , the two main ingredients of their potential Identities was grown . God made as a man or a woman-to do the made . That purpose is to be found in the THE CROSS --- Page 15 --- is always doing things the wrong way and even Church keeps ever before its people the values If the parish is making some spiritual effort such fulfits his duties punctiliously . He wouldn't dream reluctant Catholic person made in the image and likeness of God . privilege to give a further gift of life - the gift that proves over the years , what it means to seldom likes any given parish priest . The Bishop Catholic parents , we cannot turn our backs on 00 . She does not hold with being dragooned given to them by God and His Son Who gave the parent who shows its worth . It is his is denied knowledge of its true worth . the is the parent who has given life - it should be where new life is not desired , and existing life the teachings of the Church , nor fail to give the Church of which he disapproves . He very as a retreat or a mission , you can count her out of missing Mass ' on Sundays and quite often he is ization because the people in it are too stuffs . " If the far-off Holy Father does not meet with his a word about the the gift that says this is how you'd love as a electant Catholic is always sure his fellow-Catholics . masculine and feminine alternately , in desperation ) the parish is making a big effort to pay for some ' whole woman ' begins with the parent . ' It There are all sorts of Catholics-good , bad and This is sex education ! are quite wrong . Their attitude , whatever it is , When a controversy blows up in the Press the money . " The Church to her is " they , " never " we . " approval . For example , you may find that he has great out-of-doors . She is in fact a first-cousin- be a man and what it means to be a woman- between . " But the oldest of all is the reluctant Education of the " whole man " and the heading of Good . He I'm going to use the into prayer . You almost expect her to pull that She will usually refuse to join any parish organ- Catholic . He or she usually falls under the general one about being better able to worship God in the His life that they might live forever . ' As ince-removed to the Nature types . a weekly communicant . But he gets no joy out indifferent , with about a thousand shades in his children at a non-Catholic college , for no good orts . But the reluctant Catholic is missing so too aggressive , too unaggressive ) irritates him . often tell you that the Church is always asking for much because he is not living up to his capabilities . In the Church , thank God , there is room for all -Information . In the first place there are so many things about them to our children . non-Catholics but he has no feeling for his own He is hypersensitive about suspected slights to reason : he just thinks he knows better than the of it . brethren . majority , you can count her out . She will quite pipe . --- Page 16 --- opportunity of examining your purchases . were hidden defects that only time or an expert of the cloth scapular after one has been enrolled It appears that you saw the articles before being only in lessening his payment in proportion . being in the instance submitted by you-the defects only recommendations of a salesman . If , in these scapular , which it represents . so your subsequent disappointment is due in some new one blessed when the old one is worn out or again . The scapular medal may be worn in place stantially different from what the buyer thinks it , position as the unsophisticated purchaser who You had an opportunity of examining them fully : particular scapular , it is not necessary to have a lost . The new scapular may be put on without by the terms of the advertisement , and that there always careful not to sway the balance unduly in both suppositions . You were in much the same there is really no " consent in the same matter . ' if as is generally the case , and is probably true Renewal of secular What should one do when a scabulary needs renewal ? the money . I paid nothing more for them . Am I Is it a sin to brav for money when you don't want what stronger if , as sometimes happens . you were listens without much criticism to the eloquent asked to sign the agreement before getting an must receive as many blessings as there are cloth and no valid contract ; the buyer may tell the To pray for such a favour and in the spirit Carmel " ( Co. Dublin ) . his own favour . This is the solution we recommend Must the new scabulary be blessed by a priest ? - needs of the family ?V.N. ( Cork ) . enters a large shop , is impressed by everything , is inclined to take things at their face value . and bound to pay for them ? " Caught " Dublin . mentioned in your question is certainly no sin . for granted that you were very much influenced seller so , and get his money back if he can . But to you . The case in your favour would be some- any ceremony . It is not necessary to be enrolled measure to yourself . At the same time we take it could detect . The case as stated seems to warrant lessen the value of the article , the buyer is justified the latter . ' Note , however , that that m circumstances , the defects make the article sub- When a person has been duly invested ; much but just enough to provide for the reason sked to pay anything beyond the original deposit . --- Page 17 --- high wages will dwindle away in the form of ears to the insidious whisper of crudity and sign of courage to lie in bed on a Sunday income-tax and the high cost of living . The along to the ocean of perdition . novelty of new surroundings and freedom number of conquests they have made in the from parental control must here be men- irreligion and scepticism and with the knack womanhood up to scorn and to boast of the tioned . These are the streams that may may change , you most assuredly will not . to drink to excess . Fools may consider it a man ! Be a man with the ability to morning and to eat meat on days of abstin- fancy you are old enough or clever enough the crowd . But take my advice , Eamonn , and keep tions . Don't be pulled by those who tell would-be-romantic sphere . Be a man with the power to close your a tight rein on your thoughts and inclina- mother's knee . Fools may consider it clever who will tell you that it is right to follow sweep you off your feet and carry you rapidly look things straight in the face , and make Take my advice , Eamonn , and don't ever up your mind that , though circumstances ence . Fools may consider it clever to hold to outgrow the lessons you learned at your BUT take my advice , Eamonn , and be a of saying an emphatic " No " to the associates are old enough to have outgrown the lessons you learned at your mother's knee . " " Take my advice , Eamonn , and don't ever think you --- Page 18 --- you have a soul to save and a mission to And in the land of the foreigner you may I'm that man no longer speaks at Marble Arch. confessor , and don't be afraid to tell him of can achieve all this only if you are a man sin . Think of the lessons you learned as a in the best and nobles meaning of the term the problems that may worry or perplex you . of home . Remember the people who really be never too busy to help you . Eamonn . to do wrong , " Eamonn , remember the lights done it in the past : and so can you in the future . But of one thing be certain . You than that you should commit a single mortal . you . Remember , too , that in the ultimate your new-found associates . " Others have wonderful things both for yourself and for set out that you will have difficulties before have been told that some five years ago love you-who would rather see you dead Eamonn . Be careful of the dance-halls you have it from good authority that his insanity if you are honest enough to look things . child . Think of the peace that was yours whether you succeed in saving your attend . Be regular in your attendance at The confessor may seem busy , but he will Wass and the sacraments . Those a definite that it will matter - and matter a great deal on that halcvon day when you first received analysis it won't really matter a lot how he was confined to a Mental Home ; and I immortal soul . Whenever you feel tempted air and square in the eyes - if you retain much money you managed to amass , but accomplish . the depravity of his ways . England , Eamonn . You can accomplish your sense of values and if you are wise enough never to lose sight of the fact that Jesus into your soul as Guest . was caused by the rottenness of his life and need help far , far oftener than you now the best of luck and grace in the road that You can do a great amount of good in you say it ! ' And I can only wish you all lies ahead . Be careful of the companions you choose , shall not pass this way again : therefore , remember . ... " Remember before you SO. Eamonn. be wise in time ! YOUILL be going to England next imagine . Thursday , Eamonn ? " Thursday , Eamonn ? How bitterly How bitterly --- Page 19 --- manner of organizing the contributions of the converted by Rome , whence through Pope St. came to end his days at these glorious tombs in a special way with the Holy City and the Church and is insepar from the dignity and Gregory the Great they had received the and various facilities for the spiritual and near the Vatican which is still called the Borgo . Pontiff and those associated with him in the Gospel , they regarded themselves as united Basilica of St. Peter . With similar intentions . Sovereign Pontiff . From very earliest times , to St. Peter and the Church of Rome . " This with that zest for travel which has remained Insofar as it constitutes a precise and accepted Pence appears to-day under a new aspect . family in his kingdom of Wessex . This tax glory " of receiving Baptism and of dying there , desiring to enter into life from the very material welfare of the pilgrims . It was known Its foundation is attributed to King Ina . and here there came likewise many nobles and buted to the Anglo-Saxons . " Having been discharge of his office , is as ancient as the his successor , Ina (689-726 ) , abdicated his throne after a reign of thirty-seven years and the first , perhaps , of the Scholae Peregrinorum as the Schola Saxonum , and gave its name , pilgrimages to the tombs of the Apostles . so characteristic of the English , they undertook the foundation of a kind of Pilgrims' House - Burgus Saxonum , to that quarter of the city by Offa II , King of Mercia , in 794 , who out of faithful . to-day's Peter's Pence can be attri- IN its name and form of organization . Peter's gratitude to St. Peter , made a vow in his own peasants , laymen and clerics , men and women . The influx of Anglo-Saxon pilgrims to Rome name and that of his people to pay a special of King Offa II . King Ceadwall journeyed to Rome to have . the faithful towards the support of the Sovereign at the end of the eighth century resulted in FOR the support of this foundation . Ina although some maintain that it was the work children to their Father . of the country , was called Romscot , to be paid amounted to one penny , which , in the language as Venerable Bede recounts , the " special offerings which they rightly make to him , like annual tax of three hundred mangons to the Faith , taught and propagated by him , or in the offering was confirmed , if not re-established . Thus Peter's Pence , as the contribution of imposed an " annual contribution on every provided with a church , living quarters . the freedom of the Church . in spite of enormous difficulties , to make These contributions were organized definitely Holy See . by King Ethelwulf 1853 ) . According to the According to the by King Ethelwulf ( 853 ) . --- Page 20 --- 48 . --- Page 21 --- and having rejected the so-called Law of of the Cardinal Vicar. issued various pertinent century' brought on a financial crisis for the committee of Catholics was organized to assist France has not had the honour to welcome the other things , the following : " Since Catholic rule , supported by the income from the Papa' The principal reformers generally confiscated appeared before the Christian world as the through collections gathered in the various tianity . they readily and freely accepted , along with a programme for " aiding the Holy an eloquent exponent in Charles de Monta- Tournai was particularly flourishing . which was the offering for the Pope . It con- the holdings of the Church , thus wiping out the Confraternities of St. Peter were established created and fostered for the welfare of the charitable assistance , and art which had been of St. Peter , which operated under the direction positive and immediate and all countries found sovereignty of the Popes in the nineteenth lembert who , in a speech to the Chamber of offerings of Christian peoples to the Holy See . Guarantees , found himself in dire financial name of Denier de Saint-Pierre . by its deeds that it shares in his trials ? " A they come to his aid with financial assistance , A issued on 31 October and 4 November . incarnation of the homeless and destitute the Holy See found itself cut off from its A like civil governments , was , as a general when Pius IX , having lost the Papal States unity of the Church ; so also , in many countries , stituted a bond with the centre of the Christian The Protestant Reformation divided the refugee . " The compassionate reaction was T Rome , in the year 1860 through Briefs Pope in his exile , should it not at least show the Pontiff and suggested to the Bishops that Holy See , which worsened when the Pontifical States were withdrawn from its control and people . In Ireland , the Protestant " bishop it rent asunder the bonds represented by the See . " Also in Rome , the Archconfraternity also appeared in France , and the unit at with their Faith , that expression of Faith very source of countless works of culture . States . " The struggle against the temporal Peers in France dramatically asked among instructions . A Confverie de Saint-Pierre These organizations became more important world and , through it , with all other Christians . ordinary sources of revenue . dioces . Collections were made and con- simply collected Peter's Pence for himself . siderable sums were gathered under the ancient FFER the " Reformation , " the Holy See Pius IX , forced to flee to Gaeta in 1849 . Tournament was particularly flourishing . --- Page 22 --- of enclosure , sometimes good mixed with evil . He countrymen in the struggle for national recovery . from the stormy political scene , most obser- most people and cause confusion and instability and emerged with a strong Parliamentary party . is one of withdrawal . He doesn't stop " to " think It is said that he wants to introduce a system vers thought that the world had seen the end De Gaulle has always seemed to think that he Gaulle could use his personal prestige as leader . If he insists on is the reform of the electoral system . When France's General De Gaulle retired and encourage the good in its weak and vacillating Since then things have gone from bad to worse he wartime Free French movement to unite his discrimination . efforts to survive . He has heard but doesn't under- similar to that in the United States . most outstanding public figure in France to-day . claimed great kudos from Resistance activities , The ramifications of French politics hewilder . but the integrity of the men who operate it . He will not quench . ' a new angle on an old theme : The general also quarrelled with his own followers This STANDARD news-item merely provides stand what the prophet said of Our Lord : " A come-back ? An English reporter says that De Gaulle's of France is now so bad that he can no longer look We feel that it is not the system that matters had there is a lot of good out there beyond his well of him . But has it ? The writer of this Northern Ireland is an old and bitter story . This became the focus of opposition to De Gaulle . and left the political field . from the shadows to attempt to do so . ' One thing on passively . had a mission to save France . He may now come comment in the Universe thinks not : But the Communists in France , as elsewhere , imised reed He will not break , and a smoking wick sees only the evil . He's just not the type to nurture restige has never stood higher , and that he is the and the General is reported as saying that the state in France . ' In 1945 it seemed that General De Discrimination against Catholics in --- Page 23 --- fault in not knowing its people from top to bottom , sets the example for other employees who look on the boss , to find employees identified with the Catholics in the Six Counties are arising from the a few days , " other work , while the Catholic These scathing facts and figures clioned Exchange , and contemplate emigrating to Britain . serious problems concerning the employment of lesson which might well be learned in these try to place the non-Catholics in suitable alternative from The St. Louis Review carry a pointed workless must continue to sign at the Employment It comes as a shock to read in print the state- ment that America's No. I swindle is stealing from Not only does such thievery cast the nation's They are completely material in outlook and businesses at least Sr,000,000,000 a year , but it This answer may be an adequate one , but one this dishonesty as an open invitation to turn thieves . employment , while the Catholics are left to fend Excuses made to justify these thefts include the in not knowing what is going on in its own business . ynasty is in outer space following in Sputnick's particular article cited is that management is at feeling that management has never appreciated present wave of unemployment and , to a lesser neither man nor God . lost their employment have been taken on within and the other half is basically honest . The article presenting the facts indicated that In other words , highly regarded " old fashioned " word thieves , and to read that so per cent of all half honest . behaviour . They are the products of a society in the employee and this is the one way of righting people are honest or dishonest according to circum- the problem arises-efforts are at once made to The conclusion drawn by the author of the extent , strikes . answer is that too many people are losing their the swindle comprised the stealing of merchandise , culture . Others may have " personal reasons , grudges . trusted supervisors or executives . countries : moral sense . They have no shame . They fear A third may enjoy trying to outwit management . quick-fingered profit-sharing . of different religious breeds . But-and this is where position is measured in terms of dollars rather than and this , in better than half the cases , by well-paid , for themselves . real or imagined . which money counts more than talent and where Unemployment hits all . If a business or industry Of the remaining 50 per cent. half is dishonest equipment , and time from the nation's businesses , themselves . stances . the balance . Cases are known where Protestants who have orbit . In other employee may see no harm in a little closes down there is no distinction between those trusted supervisors or executives . and the other half is basically honest . neither man nor God . --- Page 24 --- spent nearly no minutes looking down at the this article by E. R. YARHAM Trollope wrote that " of all the sights on Trollope , who was one of the most hard-headed pressure tourist . Niagara Falls have created a Not that there is any need of this , for whatever bend of the Canadian Horseshoe Fall , and the opinion of the modern sophisticated , high- timetable and estimating his profits to a penny . sense of wonder in tens of millions . Among businessmen of his day , writing his novels to a them was the " famous novelist , Anthony walked on to a spur of rock jutting into the as these . Queen Elizabeth ( then" Princess ) The idea behind the new colour floodlighting , water and the rainbow that hangs over it . on the American side , and on the Canadian THE Falls are 167 ft. high and 1,080 ft. wide impressed when they visited the Falls . They t may surprising you to know that of none " so beautiful , so glorious , so powerful ' and the Duke of Edinburgh were tremendously earth which tourists travel to see , " he knew of course , is to make Niagara more impressive . interesting facts you'll find in side 158 ft. high and 3,100 ft. wide . The This is just one of the --- Page 25 --- 155 ft. to 170 ft. blunging with mighty thunder and the " whispered prayers of the early mis- encounters the precipitous drop of around for the marvellous sight , and then said Mass . hour . " Particularly during the hours of dark- of standing on the brink of eternity . With enough to repeat Oscar Wilde's typical but precipice represents the drainage of nearly a miles long and connecting Lake Erie with Lake 1678 , after their ears had heard its thunder Ontario . It is at almost the midway point may still hear above the thunder the crack of is computed at 100,000 million cubic feet per of lovers , the terrifying yell of the red man , sionaries to redeem the children of the Iroquois . to the sea via Lake Ontario and the picturesome Well , there's nothing to stop them . " stream of life been more varied or colourful . sweeps over the embankment and rushes away who accompanied the famous French explorer . and following spray into the gorge known as often almost overpowering fascination - a sense waterfall to the onlooker who regards it with . undeservedly famous remark : " It would be In no other spot of North America has the dropped upon his knees to thank the Creator The universe does not afford its parallel . " an imaginative eve . If he listens carefully he volume of water sweeping over the cataracts believed to have been the first white men to for many hours . At the sight , the Franciscan a Franciscan friar , Father Louis Hennepin , muskets , the roar of ancient cannon , the vows their vision on a cold morning , December 6 Rene Robert Cavalier de la Salle . They are the Te Deum from the little party being lost In reality the Niagara River is not a river ness water is withdrawn for power production , quarter of a million square miles of the mid- the Lower River . The water careering over the wards . " or the insane remark of the tourist , water is calculated at four to five million some the effect is hypnotic , even terrifying . of the strait where the vast flow of water at all , but a great spillway or strait some 37 many people viewing them feel a strong and St. Lawrence River . The energy of the falling horse power . much more interesting if the Falls ran back- nevertheless every week a cubic mile of water in the thunderous sound . WITHOUT question the Falls are among THE magnificent spectacle first burst upon continent of North America . But Niagara is much more than a mere These words uttered by a tall man in grey . have set eyes on the Falls . the greatest of Nature's wonders , and and there are very few who feel flippant --- Page 26 --- " Life as we live it requires us to wear masks . . But , in the sort of mask we are thinking inter control , and let our heart's almost love express # We can slip off our mask when we kneel to # YOU WITH THE MASK-examination of " There is the man whose appearance pro- put his mask on . onscience is another name for taking it off . from his house with a wild look in his eyes and A man in desperate need of money does not emerge Possibly . nobody ever oversees that he is wearing a He will not think it odd . " ir worried minds raise troubled eyes to Him and He bids good-morning to those he meets and does You with the mask-you and I and all of No . He puts on the mask worn by his neighbours certain's think he had gone crazy , if he behaved about . John Jones or Mary Murphy is perfectly is a cook either within or without the law . # Our feelings need to be respectably clothed . We can take off the mask we wear among our His after-business hours could not hear looking-into . AND He sees into the worried mind . too . He THE accepted lover who goes around beaming claims him a respectable citizen . " If he really do so , quite apart from the fact that beable would pray , without anyone knowing . We can show Him , at everyone is laughed at . ' He has forgotten to fellow-men , the ordinary mask that keeps our feelings he knows full well that he is wearing a mask to moan loudly . " A sometimes people who are considered iorries and fears . ' His self-respect requires him to recognisable and so are you and I . But there is another sort of mask , worn by people to get by just as our bodies do . are wearing masks . The false face cannot shield the false heart . Where about his business , whatever it is . He masks his mask . " He remains respected . He is concerned . knows when a brave face masks a troubled to put a mask on . A person who draws aloud These people may , or may not , be aware that they 1934 James itself . heart . His kind eyes look beneath the mask that we have to wear to pass ourselves among our odd " are simply people who have forgotten of the time , or all the time . Our friends and equaintances recognise the mask and think they who put it on for the purpose of pretending to be face , making him unrecognishable . fellow-men . He knows our real self as no other to wearing it that we don't even know we have it on . THE reason ? Because we all wear masks most hide his real self from all eyes . recognise us , and we , ourselves , are so accustomed is need to remove it when we turn to Him . But , the trouble is that we cannot mask face and see beneath , the man he really is , a man repentance may remould us . had they are not or to hide what they really are . in church and beats his breast is considered to he acting a bit queerly . He is probably a holy who lives a double life . man who has forgotten to put on a mask of knows it . " Quiz " looks out at- black cloth affair which concealed most of his THERE is the sedate businessman . neatly attired . THE Mask MAN with a mask would certainly attract ourselves' from God's eyes . He sees through it . show it . involved but he masks his holiness . He does not surprised if he could lift the sedate mask from his ND if the mask we wear is one worn to cover our eyes brim with tears of sorrow so that at the office , each one of whom would be horribly otherwise . upposition , if we were talking about a man wearing really need to tear it from our faces and let acknowledging respectful salutes from his knows it . chauffeur , the newsboy at the corner , the liftman sedate behaviour . " He could also be a hypocrite evil , to hide it from the eyes of men , then we A attention in the street " Quiz " would not but you or I have no right to decide whether uiet man kneeling beside him may be equally Dr so we might suppose . It would be a correct he is or not . He is showing holiness . The --- Page 27 --- of the soul . " Scepticism took possession of that Gilbert Keith Chesterton first saw the thing might not be merely the essence of a years Gilbert felt completely dissatisfied with in his quest for such a religion he passed , like many others , through a sort of " dark night him and at times he wondered whether every- and " The Man Who Was Thursday . The Chestertons were staunch members of for a religion that was based on truth ; and dream . fiction as " The Napoleon of Notting Hill ' its cold and cheerless artificiality . He longed to Literature , and by the time he was twenty of London University . " Failing to make the the Church of England ; but from his early educated at St. Paul's School , and later attended one his name was well-known and widely- a course at the Slade , which is the Art School grade as an artist , he soon turned his attention same time he was bringing out such works of reviewing for the " Bookman , " and he was acclaimed in journalistic circles . He was I was at Campden Hill in the city of London light of day on May 28th , 1874 . He was " The Illustrated London News . " At the The Daily News , " " The Spectator , " and also contributing articles and sketches to also contributing whom I knew so well has been honoured by the Vicar of Christ . Gilbert Keith Chesterton across the counter of her little shop . Much in the interim ; yet to that little old lady it she had looked at the youthful Chesterton seemed almost like the day before . And in the out of the Cathedral a little later . " Of all the and in her heart she was reviewing the years of the Holy Father's would surely have pleased water had flowed under the world's bridges that had come and gone since as a young woman same honour who accepted ' it gladly . but And her blue eyes grew suspiciously moist silence of her soul she was rejoicing and whisper- our shop as a little boy . ' ? ' she began , ing over and over again : " That little child both in this world and in the world to come , then came to an abrupt halt . later turned a blind eye to the responsibilities monarch who had indeed obtained the self- heard an old man whisper to his wife as I came was the reply which she gave her husband . The little old lady who walked by his side distinctions that he ever obtained this title gave an emphatic nod of her head . I always knew that he would achieve fame it entailed . honour while he was yet alive ! " I over- him most . ' Do you remember how he used to come into Faith . ' has been given the title of Defender of the WHAT a pity Gilbert didn't receive this --- Page 28 --- a summer's day . And I knew that the sight liked a good meal of roast beef and onions . He chubby face who had once upon a time crossed which he himself had been privileged to receive . he threshold of her shop and asked in a childish freely in his veins , and he could find happiness He showed from his own experience the of Salvation for all . As he himself once said the mind of that little old lady who emerged here will fall on all our civilisation a fatigue IT was on June 14th , 1936 , that , fortified by of Fidel Defensor on English coins would ever innocence of Father Brown " and " His treble for " a penny bar of chocolate " and who perpetually bored . minster Cathedral into the warm sunshine of afterwards serve to recall a little boy with breathed a courteous " thank you " as he jug of brown ale in the local public-house . " He soul left its earthly habitation and traversed secrets of labour interesting in themselves . from the cool refreshing shadows of West- Diversity " will convince even the most rollicking humour . Energy and zest surged need of God and His unfailing " grace . " He All his writings glow with that sense of life with the words of the Salve Regina falling in places that many another would find as dull he was " no art-for-art's-sake man . " His the unfavorable distance to the land where the Last Rites of the Catholic Church and liked music and skittles and clean , wholesome . alive sitting on an iron seat under an ugly I have been filled with life from within , " lamp-post at a third-rate watering-place . ' melancholic that life is well worth living . His Wisdom of Father Brown " will bring smiles gently on his ears , Gilbert Keith Chesterton's deserted junction . I have been completely thing : for everything will certainly be tired which is the one disease from which civilisations main aim was to bring to others the truth as " ditchwater . ' lavbreak and daily bread and the creative do not recover . ' of them , " he predicted . " tremendous Trifles " and " The Uses of prepared to leave . To the end of his life Chesterton enjoyed a he tells us . " in a cold waiting-room , in a pointed to the Catholic Church as the One Ark from the most hardened hearts . And he had no patience with those who are HESTERTON had no time at all for those Woe into them who are tired of every- time shall be no more . ' All this and must more may have been in and liberty . " All Things Considered , " And he insisted that " unless we make who go about with holier-than-thou faces . --- Page 29 --- teeper significance behind it all ? Auto- nrely a coincidence or could there be some was swiftly reviewing the outstanding events adulation that came his way , forgetting the night had passed over his head and he saw insisted that the boy should be called by tention and misery : but put we on the pursuit of happiness rose up " before his had spoken to his heart ; and there would a long year had so fervently prayed for the matically the intellectual-looking man picked however . dropped out of use early in the understood why long-sought happiness had at Carthage he gloried in the praises and ringing through his heart . up the book and began to read . And the mental vision and with new-found light he of his birth his father was pinning great In a sudden flash of revelation the spiritual average . As well as that , he was a fine days and nights' which he had spent in the be no'turning back now as lone as he lived . the high-sounding names of Aurelius . hopes on his son's future , and he , therefore , very first words to meet his eyes went colours " vanity of vanities . " The manv SLOWLY , very slowly , he closed the book . Lord Jesus Christ , and make not provision glinting on his face and the brighter sunshine so consistently eluded him . on November 13th. 354 , and he was the son for the flesh in its lusts . ' athlete . And during his university course to rest in Thee . ' in the direction of the mother who for many the sinful pleasures of life in their true conversion of her son . And , as he went , he of God's grace glowing within his breast . Augustine . The first part of that name . rimself up completely to the gratification in chamberings and impurities , not in con- Down on his knees he went , the sunshine He was born in Algeria . North Africa . Not in riotings and drunkenness , not and restless are our hearts until they come Though last made us for Thyself , O Lord , of a mixed marriage . " From the moment of his life . his feet and proceeded to hurry along counsels of his saintly mother and giving Augustine was brilliant beyond the WITH the words on his lips . he rose to another word . God in that simple message boy's life . There was no need for him to read --- Page 30 --- was drifting farther and farther from pleasures of life cast their evil spell about and went to Rome . no longer . Augustine realised that . God disgusted by their hypocrisy , he left Carthage delved deep into Platonic philosophy and had spoken to his heart and ' commanded there for a specific purpose . But still the cogent was the order that it would continue Lord , give me chastity but not yet , then became a member of the Manicheans - may have been his subconscious prayer . on his mind . It was as if they stones Divinity but two . Shortly afterwards were telling him that he had been ' brought 7ET , to all intents and purposes , Augustine The Eternal City made a deep impression a sect that attempted to make not just one But now his conversion could be deferred to respond throughout the ensuing years with never-failing clarity . him to put his hand to the plough . And so m and he kept on defering his conversion . the tenets of the Catholic Church . He THE CROSS --- Page 31 --- cast a quick glance at her boarder , to whom she Junwood , the homely landlady at Vincent few days , she had noticed Vincent to be strangely so shrewdly guessed . " Although he had watched out of town . Some of the fellows borrow cars and thing was worrying him she had little doubt . diningroom just as Vincent was finishing breakfast . a trip out to a dance in a ballroom about ten miles of late he had little interest in the events which two weeks had passed without news , and he could vallev of Coolnaloon looked in the magic of a clear was wondering what was on his mind : that some- Mrs. Dunwood , with , her woman's intuition , had Yes , indeed , Mrs. Dunwood , " Vincent replied the kindly landlady inquired in softer tones , and and sunny autumn day . He rose from the table Kathleen , no letter had arrived from her . Now . grand morning for this time of year ! " Mrs. not even begin to guess why Kathleen had not Delaney's lodgines in Minnow Street , entered the the country , wouldn't it ? I think the countryside Plenty , thanks , Mrs. Dunwood ! " said Vincent . I thought that perhaps you might care to join us ? " period since he had come to stay with her . Vincent , meanwhile , continued on his way to Robin looked at him sharply . and prepared to leave for work . were happening around him . AS he left the house . Mrs. Du"wood stood for a moment and gazed after him . During the last Now and again a few of us here at the job take cerned had he become over Kathleen's silence that break that day . usually very enjoyable . As we're going to-night , work , all his thoughts on that one worry at which I intended going to the club as usual . That's all . ' TSN'T it a lovely morning . Mr. Delaney ? A written . SMILING I Chapter Six . Vincent looked at his friend absently . So con- Did you have enough for breakfast , Vincent ? " a regular crowd goes . It's a real night out , and looks its best in autumn , don't you ? " Er. ... nowhere special , Robin , " he replied . had become very much attached during the brief silent and withdrawn , and , in her homely way , she for the post day after day since he had written to It would be a great morning for a long walk in uietly , and he had a sudden vision of how the O'Shea inquired of Vincent during the lunch- Doing anything . O"Shea inquired of special to-night ? " Robin oing anything special to-night ? " Robin # UNITOR CRAWARDS Vincent during the lunch- --- Page 32 --- its last number for the night and the engines of charming personality of Stella that he contrived presently arrived at the lonely spot where the big evening ended , and when the orchestra had played hotel was situated . Right from the very start Robin said , and he proceeded to introduce Vincent to accompany him to a theatre two evenings later to those of the large party that he had not pre- that they have several more dances before the departing cars were commencing to rev in the and melody . seemed , indeed , eager to join the crowd . " Truth viously met . to tell , it had been chiefly out of loyalty to Kathleen Vincent enjoyed himself . The ballroom of the the following evening in three cars . They ducing a slim dark-haired girl to Vincent . was pounding out hits of the moment with very a So recaptured did Vincent become over the travelled westward into the countryside and that he had declined on the first occasion . car-park outside the hotel , Vincent asked Stella and Stella Marlow accepted . I was a gay party that set off from Dulchester hotel was large and colourful , and a good orchestra To Robin's amazement , Vincent agreed , and down to supper . This is Stella Marlow , " said someone , intro- ( To be continued ) Glad you came ? " inquired Robin as they sat " Of course ! " grinned Vincent . I don't think you've met all the crowd ! " Robin said , and he proceeded to introduce Vincent Glad you came ? ( By courtesy . --- Page 33 --- lead . Danny decides to have a go but both climate DKLAHONAN . THE : The canal rights of Whites A.A. - Suitable for Adult . arrives in Africa in 1895 to make his fortune with Biblical analogy ( King Solomon and the two bride's sister returns home to announce she has nan ! The script is witty and sharp but the in search of a lost city and treasure . ' In case we nothers ) is inappropriate and is inclined to make NAKED EARTH : Publicised as starring " the MAN ON FIRE : Problem : What is to happen the delicately handled ) . they have an accident on the question-will Danny , a young Irishman , who tivorce and , obviously , re-marriage . ( A.A. ) Audiences . Good photography but disjointed story . ( A.A. ) HAPPY IS THE BRIDE : A quiet or an elaborate wedding ? Chaos reigns as relatives arrive , as the and John Wayne we are taken across the Sahara . new flat to escape from it all and stay the night wav back and almost don't get to the church in his friend Harry , stav" there now that Harry is are which leaves little impression but the theme nammy a virtueous heroine . ' For the Irish it will he screen for a long time . " " Naked Earth " turns out to be neither diverse nor provocative . The at teenagers but quite unsuitable and unhealthy sed and hot coffee poured over a girl in a reform REFORM SCHOOL GIRL : Snakes are put in her most perverse and provocative given to come to should think this company too dull . Sophia Loren to-year-old son of a divorced couple . " Daddy Audiences . is adult . ( A.A. ) . another cheap and sensational production aimed omantic interludes are irrelevant and merely the bridal pair . When the frantic couple go to their ole ) should play the role of a man who accepts for them . ( A.A. ) . evolves around the antics of a ship's steward who annoy . ( G.A. ) Legend of the Lost : With Rosanna Brazzi NOT WANTED ON VOYAGE : A comedy which irms up also , drives Brazzi insane , shoots him and left her husband , as a brother comes with a rock 'n' and Indians are stressed in this competent western appear a pity that Bing Crosby ( in a non-singine and " an embarrassment to his employers . ( G.A. ) has rights too , although she ran off with another tearly loves him and holds on grimly . But mammy school when she is suspected of ' appealing . ' The and natives are underneath . This is tedious roll girlfriend who almost causes a breach between s a perpetual source of discomfort to the passengers with clean-cut Joel McCrea in the lead . " The nanages to catch a Timbuctoo-bound caravan with Wayne just when the last peach in the tin has gone . girl counterattacks with a pair of scissors . Just time . ( G.A. ) . 1930s sat O. Objectionable . O.P. # Objectionable in part . de tings . is adult . ( A.A. ) ... --- Page 34 --- know the Missionary and for the they are ridiculed about it by At death's door they know they family influence , are unable to get they have a good grounding in the and well trained and give little or allow them to be baptised until faith , so that they will appreciate Catholics , but due to pagan and no trouble in school . At the age cook the media meal which is feet . It takes about that length ease of an old hand . When they consolations as a priest in Ramoutsa . of four or five they are able to their main food . I have stood in is the number of old men and FOR the first five years we were more or less trying to find our baptise them on their death bed . The African children are beautiful permission . One of my greatest teaching pagans every day , it is to prevent them entering the door . eyes of an Irish map or woman . amazement watching small boys . are beyond the power of relations . Our policy is to go slow and not of time for the African to get to women who have sent for me to who is used to all people being quite a sizable number . Missionary to know the African . not a very large number in the have expressed a wish to be Catholic . But to " us " who are meeting with , talking to , and of Heaven . it and not throw it away when others . Many thousands more reach the age of twelve , they herding flocks of goats with the --- Page 35 --- Ramoutsa and reward all those Catholics going for a visit to the inspiring it is to stand at the altar How grateful the priest is to the all the parts of the Holy Sacrifice . each "day the mystery of growth , during Mass and hear everyone especially by their prayers , to Blessed Sacrament . On Saturday who have made it possible for me . Sister who has taught these children felt they had made a great conquest , resretted one moment of it . May and following with close attention growth and with proper care being to bring the faith to the people of feat days and with great gusto to evenings I can count many who waiting for the little green blades drawing new life from old soil . We to sing the Mass in Latin on big sing the hymn to St. Patrick on singing their hymns in harmony have walked up to twenty miles . In the break between classes how to appear above the ground . They hear them recite their morning Bechuanaland . We feel that grand brought to fruition . work for the Bamalete and to and potatoes . How they watched rewarding it is to see Dagans and his feast day . to come to confession and remain . ups and downs . But I have not FOR six years I have been with before these children each day and overnight for Mass on Sunday . missionaries feel that same urge Ramoutsa . There have been many genuine pleasure in watching its with the Bamalete Tribe in What a pleasure it is to stand bring them nearer to God . God continue to bless our work in prayers before school . ' How camel tale . to hang a story , if not a suit case . luggage problem by recourse to a Camel's had in mind when he tried to solve the Sisters' any longer for the Missionary , but he adds tail , but they are very close acquaintances . you will see how the camels rate a picture . The camel may not be a means of transport romance and gives him something on which These may not be the actual camels Father F you have read Father Carthage's article --- Page 36 --- and of sympathy , Celeste . Is the pupil . Her essays are exceptionally Michael McDonald was delighted . He has wonderful gifts of insight Letters and essays are sparkling Nothing can compare with daylight of THE Cross are asked to pray sparkling with youth Power ? ' Hope you enjoy your an unknown cousin ? The readers Hope to hear good news of your exam . Ann Burke . We may have Glad you like Irish music , jigs , along the country roads . It is a reels and the homophobic . What writer . She is a Marvfield College . He is all for cheerful bright homes . great thrill to admire the wonders for the soul of Mrs. Dempsey . May with youth and enthusiasm . prize . Tell Vera McDonnell that and the sunshine into our lungs . God grant her soul peace and rest . sport . Are you happy now , ' Girlie old Ireland . It is the next step again ? . Celeste O'Keefe writes : " We do quite a lot of pedalling good to get the health-giving air What had Din Joe to say . John great times you are having with and Marie Ni Muircheartaigh ? of Nature while speeding along O'Driscoll is a most promising blue . blue sky - A hewitching corner immount argue . Dublin . " to Heaven . Clair N. HEilithe we neither want to live or work . Valerie Healey sent one of the to win Fr. Mac's 5 ! ... It has given the Kerry ' dancing days ' back Were you excited over meeting of our glorious Erin . Pius XII says without such benefits petitions . Our little friend Patricia pure air too . " " Yes . Celeste . it is Smith . ' There is no place like Ursula Walsh is up to her eyes in life be bright and full of blessings . and very good to breathe God's at play . very happy all the day a painting contest when we get a suitable picture for colouring . because . " Summer is a coming in . " All daffodils and blossoms and a good . Francis is pleased to hear and air . Our Holy Father , Pope school year so we are dancing and sings " This is the last term of the him courage to do more com- your grand news . Patricia . May she coming back to Kerry of the Kings to play the Cello , Geraldine Francis wants to know when is loveliest cards I have ever seen . --- Page 37 --- no need to place your name and March and one in April . They Wobbs that ever Francis during the holidays . Keep sunny days ahead is indeed a truly story of Our Lady of Lourdes a is advice for all of you . There is for three months . " Don't forget One came in February , one in Black Babies . ' It came at a very Francistown have come three carefree without any study to do apportune time . We used it to an essay for the competitions . This in the breeze , " says Mary Fingleton . once again children are happy and of Pines which you sent us for the are all for you . paper . Marie O'Dowd . Once is ' The meadows too have grown your brains from rusting by writing " The country is at its best in My opinion of the next most and the fields of corn are ripening summer charms and summer . The hedgerows are green cutting the sweet-scented grasses . " The heads of corn glint and sway body . The thought of the bright Bechuanaland Black Babies Bank . many thanks for the hundreds address on each sheet of essay letters which I want you to by the glaring sun from overhead . to believe that summer is the most delights . or as you say on return from there ? peruse . They are all connected Finucane . " It fascinates every- happy thought . Schools close and person mentioned cured at Lourdes . and the countryside echoes with SISTER Peter writes : ' Many . the sound of moving machines true one Mary Dorgan ? Was the pleasant season , " writes Mary FROM Khale . Ramoutsa and Both young and old are inclined . beautiful and entranceing charm is the Four Bees , the B.B.B.B. the three letters . sufficient . from Khale . this column and Guild-I mean with one of the main activities of --- Page 38 --- Dublin . efficiently and promptly During the summer season Ireland's national pilgrimage of Antrim . ' Hills of Donegal , etc . 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" he Saviour's wondrous career to the young folk sweden and other servants of God . Press , Kingswood , Surrey . pp. 288. 16 ) - mended in that he has given us a booklet which M. H. Gill & Son , Ltd. , 50 Upper O"Connell St. present book is indeed biographical . The main There are times , of course , when the adult imagina- rueries and leave the latter hanging in the air . attempted no such thing . ' His aim has been rather via an idiom with which they are quite familiar . acts emerge to such a degree that even those who Jesus Crucified . " And this is no small praise . At has here undertaken the task of adapting for young studv. Seldom has the formidable Mother Marie- he has accomplished what he set out to do - and Ourster Armstrong . The World's Work , Windmill tion is strained to breaking point , as , for instance . What , still another biography of St. Bernadette ! The author - the late Fulton Oursler's daughter- little visionary's role and of the momentous events the protestations of Hugh Ross Williamson , the as the following will be accepted without reserves - when Christ is pictured " whittling whistles and to help us towards a greater understanding of the need for lengthier treatment . " The references to STORIES FROM THE LIFE OF JESUS . By April the argument . Altogether , a sane , thoughtful Therese Vauzou received such gentle treatment . are unacquainted with the story of Lourdes and and edifying information . The author is to be com- THE CIRCIFICATION of our Lord Jesus Ltd. , 28 Ashley Place , S.W.I. pp. rot. 1016 Iother . In this he has been eminently successful : the writings of Maria d'Aereda . Anne Catherine doll beds " for the children . Greatest Story Ever Tolp . While maintaining We are in admiration of the author's great charity . THE CHALLENGE OF BERNADETTE. By Hugh Ross Williamson . 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