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 Vol. 031 Issue 006 (December 1 1939)
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Vol. 031 Issue 007 (December 8 1939)
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Vol. 031 Issue 008 (December 15 1939)
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Vol. 031 Issue 009 (December 22 1939)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 THE WEEK
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This Poor Distressed World ANYONE who follows carefully the news from Europe could not be surprised at the announcement that the Pope's physician had ordered him to conserve his strength...
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THE NEW BIRTH
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B., Richard Flower, O.S.
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THE CURSE upon the human race periodically bursts out into tangible expression. This is but a constant reminder to us that somewhere in the origin of history all was not well. Mankind labors...
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A CHRISTMAS SONG (Verse)
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B., Sister Chrysostom Koppes, O.S.
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O little stars, shine out, shine out And little winds blow still, And all you smallest angels rout High seraphs from the hill That looks upon a little town And holds a secret sweet, And little...
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JUST WAR
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Maritain, Jacques
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WITH what power events, when they involve suffering and bloodshed, challenge the spirit. More than ever reason has a duty to see clearly. But in the fire of such events ideas are quickly put to...
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CONSECRATION (Verse)
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M., Sister Mary Denise, R.S.
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Five barley loaves, two little fishes— My scanty store— I lay upon the altar of my heart. Would it were more! Wilt Thou in wondrous condescension These deign to touch That meagerness may...
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COUNTY AGENT
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Holman, Ross L.
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I TTOW CAN I keep my boys and girls from ~~i going to the devil? The 4-H Club is one •*• way the farmer is answering that question. The entire problem sums up to the question of giving the...
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CHRISTMAS NIGHT (Verse)
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Maynard, Theodore
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The cattle giving the Homeless home, Sharing their bed of straw, And shaming still all humankind By their dumb awe; The oxen that kneel each Christmas night, Prompt at the stroke of the...
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VIEWS AND REVIEWS
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Williams, Michael
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THE VERY COMPLETE nature of the exposure of the duplicity exercised by Soviet Russia in preaching, through its world-wide chain of direct and indirect agencies, the doctrines of democracy, while...
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COMMUNICATIONS
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T O MY AMERICAN FRIENDS New York, N. Y. TO the Editors: Will the critics of Maritain's defense of the role of France and England in the present war pretend for a moment that these "imperialisms"...
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THE STAGE
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Vernon, Grenville
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Maurice Evans's Hamlet CLJ T A M L E T " as Shakespeare wrote it, and certainly A X in many respects as he must have wished it played, is again on view in New York. We again owe this treat...
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THE SCREEN
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Hartung, Philip T.
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Jll of the People All of the Time t c ' - p H E LION HAS W I N G S " is a frank, undisguised A propaganda film distinguished by beautiful photography and excellent cutting and editing. Its...
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK
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Art of Teaching A Goodly Fellowship, by Mary Ellen Chase. New York: The Mac?nillan Company. $2.50. NO ONE who has read one of Mary Ellen Chase's sensitive and wise stories needs to be reminded...
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THE INNER FORUM
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RADIO LISTENERS will have another fine opportunity this year to tune in on Christmas observances from various sectors of this country and more distant parts of the world. Many of these broadcasts...
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Vol. 031 Issue 010 (December 29 1939)
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