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THE Commonweal week by week OUT OF THE WILDERNESS FOR the Republicans, the trek back from exile has been a long and dreary one. After twenty years in the political wastelands, it is...
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Our Pilgrimage to Chalma CATHOLICISM HOLDS TOGETHER A MEXICO DIVIDED BY GEOGRAPHY. LANGUAGE. CONQUEST, REVOLUTION, POVERTY AND PERSECUTION DONALD DEMAREST A GROUP of us went to Chalma for...
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FROM ENGLAND Unity and the Council of Europe THE turn taken by European affairs in the last few weeks has left us British about as comfortable as a cat on hot bricks. The operation now being...
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THE STAGE MY DARUN' AIDA BENEATH the Spanish moss with which Lemuel Ayers has framed "My Darlin' Aida," and the lustrous silks and brocades in which he has dressed its company, lies an assertion...
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THE SCREEN BETTER WITH A DRAMAMINE AFTER Lowell Thomas finishes his introduction to the new wonder entertainment called "This is Cinerama," the screen suddenly grows in size and Cinerama itself...
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Children's Books Edited by Claire Huchet Bishop HE NOW SPEAKS LATIN Pinocchio: Prince of the Puppets PIERO BARGELLINI Translated by Ida Sehroeder IN the statistics of world-wide translations...
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TOO MUCH "GOLDEN MEDIOCRITY" The Search for Enchantment THERE are some excellent books in this year's output. However, the number of those which could be done without is too great. All these...
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Childrens Book List Picture Books and Easy Stories A First Life of Christ for Little Catholics: in the Words of Mary, the Mother of Jesus. Pictures by Bruno Frost. Catechetical Guild. $.25. A...
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BOOKS Without Grace THE LOVED AND THE UNLOVED. By Francois Mauriac. Pellegrini & Cudahy. $3. By JOHN A. LYNCH THE latest novel of Mauriac's to be published in this country is a...
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1920s
1950
Vol. 056 Issue 026 (November 3 1952)
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