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Commonweal week by week THE POPE'S MESSAGE p p OPE Pius XII, as he reveals himself in his frequent public statements, seems to be "ob- sessed with the unity of mankind," as a...
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WORKER-PRIESTS Heroes of the French Church A RECENT CRISIS DEMONSTRATED THE EXTRAORDINARY POPULARITY THESE PRIESTS HAVE ACHIEVED IN FRANCE IN A FEW YEARS. ROBERT BARRAT T is...
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priests, but also with the assurance that their continued existence is no longer in doubt--whereas three months before it seemed likely that their suppression, pure and simple, was in...
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of freedoms, such as freedom from freedom, provi-FROM ISRAEL sional freedom, and freedom under police supervision!) F the objectives, the work, the risks and the problems I of the Brethren...
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THE STAGE JOHN MURRAY ANDERSON'S ALMANAC M M ISS Hermione Gingold and a deft young attendant, Mr. Orson Bean, are the plums in this Christmas pudding. She is the English revue...
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THE STAGE JOHN MURRAY ANDERSON'S ALMANAC M M ISS Hermione Gingold and a deft young attendant, Mr. Orson Bean, are the plums in this Christmas pudding. She is the English revue...
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Sinatra and others resulted in memorable characteriza- tions. Roman Holiday: A delightful comedy with serious undertones, beautifully filmed in Rome where Gregory Peck, as an...
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BOOKS The Plight of the Irish GARY MacEOIN I I RELAND'S population fell from 8,178,000 in 1841 to 4,330,000 in 1951, a period of explosive expansion of world population....
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The Return to a Living Tradition QUEEN VICTORIA AND HER PRIME MIN- ISTERS. By Algernon Cecil. Oxford. $6. By JOHN A. LUKACS is very difficult to review, in I T America, and in...
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Vol. 059 Issue 013 (January 1 1954)
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