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IssueVol. 001 Issue 015 (November 18 1925)
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Paid articleOur Second Year
OUR SECOND YEAR AMONG Catholic intellectuals—priests, writers, teachers, journalists, artists, and students—in short, those who create or affect public opinion because they are listened to and...
Paid articleWeek by Week
WEEK BY WEEK HP HE problems that the great war has bequeathed -*¦ us are a matter of such daily preoccupation that it is difficult to comment adequately upon them each time a recurrent...
Paid articleReligion and the State
RELIGION AND THE STATE TV/TR. HERBERT HOOVER has followed the *** example of President Coolidge, declaring that the future is threatened with disaster "if religion cannot and does not keep step...
Paid articleWar Cadavers
THE COMMONWEAL November n> 1925 WAR CADAVERS T F THERE is a crack in the cupboard, the skeleton is ¦*¦ sure to slip out. The story told with bland humor to New Yorkers by General Charteris,...
Paid articleState Universities, II.. Ernest Sutherland Bates Father William Doyle, S.J.
Stuart, Henry Longan
FATHER WILLIAM DOYLE, S.J. By HENRY LONGAN STUART THE dawn of Thursday, August, 16, 1917, the front line from St. Julien to the Roulers railway south of Frezenberg was held by Irishmen...
Paid articleCram: Master Builder
Maginnis, Charles D.
CRAM: MASTER BUILDER By CHARLES D. MAGINNIS PROBABLY there is no more piquant personality in American art and letters than Ralph Adams Cram. The encounter of his name in five distinct...
Paid articleGood News and Bad
Repplier, Agnes
GOOD NEWS AND BAD By AGNES REPPLIER LAST April the editor of that very able paper, the Christian Science Monitor, published in The Independent an article which was widely read and warmly...
Paid articleClouds (verse)
Cane, Melville
Qlouds There were no flowers in the sky, Only a cobalt field Of glittering July. Under My gaze of wonder You grew From gathered dew; Your soil, the fertile breeze, Your seed, the hum of...
Paid articleFaggi's Via Crucis
Colum, Padraic
18 THE COMMONWEAL November n, 1925 FAGGI'S VIA CRUCIS By PADRAIC COLUM T NSTEAD of being flat and colored like the Stations of A the Cross that we are familiar with, these have...
Paid articlePoems
Kilmer, Aline; Low, Benjamin R. C.; Davies, Mary Carolyn; Thomas, Martha Banning; Tobin, James E.; Walsh, Francis; Mullins, Helene
November n, 1925 THE COMMONWEAL POEMS The Lovers Miranda's lover sees himself A shield about her tender form; He sees Miranda as a thing Too frail to brave a storm. Miranda sees herself...
Paid articleCommunications
COMMUNICATIONS ORIGINAL CATHOLIC THOUGHT Wawa, Pa. TO the Editor:—I have been asked what, exactly, I mean by "original" Catholic thought, a phrase used in a recent contribution to The...
Paid articleThe Play
Skinner, R. Dana
22 THE COMMONWEAL November n, 1925 THE PLAY By R. DANA SKINNER Lucky Sam McCarver SIDNEY HOWARD, the author of They Knew What They Wanted, is undoubtedly one of our most important and...
Paid articleBooks
Riggs, T.Lawrason; D., James J. Walsh M.; Walsh, Thomas
BOOKS The Religion of Yesterday and Tomorrow, by Kirsopp Lake. Boston- Houffhton-Mifflin Company. $2.00. HE title of Professor Lake's little book should have been The Religion of Tomorrow...
Paid articleThe Quiet Corner
THE QUIET CORNER / counsel thee, shut not thy heart nor thy library.—C. Lamb* "Do you like my new clothes, Doctor?" asked Tittivillus, apprehensively pulling at his new olive-green velveteen...
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