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THE RANK AND FILE AGAIN EDITORIAL remarks which appeared here on July 26 discussed a few problems of Catholic activity in a manner which aroused so much comment that we are returning to the...
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The Commonweal 375 Week by Week DURING a week of strange international repercussions, Congress managed to push toward a measure of agreement on several important projects. The...
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The Commonweal 377 YOUTH IN SPAIN By SISTER MONICA IN THE Parque Maria Luisa at Seville—the most idyllic park in the world, a microcosm of beauty—the white doves flip the pink water...
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378 The Commonweal Address of the Artist Who dwells in the marvelous forest imagination grew and peopled with beast; who in fantastic bowers finds the spirit's sun, in imitation of it teaches...
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The Commonweal 379 CITIES OF REFUGE By RALPH ADAMS CRAM SOME months ago I published in The Commonweal an inquiry into the measures then being taken in Washington toward national...
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381 ROME—THEN AND NOW By JAMES W. LANE SEVENTEEN years ago I was in Rome. The World War was ending. The Italians who had had their share of defeats such as the disaster at Caporetto, were...
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384 The Commonweal Seven Days7 Survey The Church.—Monsignor James H. Ryan, for seven years rector of the Catholic University in Washington, has been appointed Bishop of Omaha to succeed...
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The Commonweal 387 The Screen By GRENVILLE VERNON Mad Love "MAD LOVE" is an interesting picture, not because of the intrinsic merit of the story, which is a sort of an elaborated Grand...
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388 The Commonweal Communications THE APOCALYPTIC BEAST Boston, Mass. TO the Editor: The Seventh Day Adventist sect is small in numbers but its adherents have a propaganda spirit it were...
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The Commonwid 389 Books Chicago's Best Jane Addams of Hull House, by Winifred E. Wise. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company. $2.00. THIS book published with the imprimatur of Miss Addams...
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1930
Vol. 022 Issue 014 (August 2 1935)
The Rank and File Again
