... they would deal with the beliefs they themselves privately profess. They are as essentially indifferent to liberty as to slavery, civil, national or domestic. While the State they serve may boast of its sovereignty, they, because of their extreme solicitude ...

... the first task of the Sinn Fein leaders must he to educate the people of Ireland, who have been degraded by centuries of slavery and debased by vears of political meanness and corruption, up to the idea of freedom. Our political leaders have so long been ...

... February' 1, which would enable us to give poultry good food in sufficient quantities, and which would repay us for all the slavery connected with poultry keeping in the winter, I don't think we would have any need to worry about the elusive winter egg. ...

... its authors. The streets .of Belgrade were soon thronged with Serbs, chanting: Rather war than the pact; rather death than slavery. There was dancing in the squares; English and French flags appeared everywhere; the Serb national anthem was sung with wild ...

... Dr. Staunton. `They now realise that nothing else can serve as a firm foundation for the struggle to prevent the universal slavery of mankind. They observe that the belief and practice of the Christian faith is the 'strongest force in the fight for truth ...

... parent of all—abandonment of God. Millions are still in prison camps because of it. Millions are in the grip of a system of slavery because of it. That Secularism which, in the matter of education, is crushing our 'Catholic brethern across the water, is ...

... passing pleasure which will short!) turn to pain and remorse. Millions Treated Like Cattle MILLIONS have been reduced to slavery in the fullest sense of the word, says the Bishop of Ferns, Most Rev. Dr. Staunton. They are treated like cattle. made ...

... Northern cities. In New York City alone they number about 750,000. The Emancipation Proclamation in 1863 freed the Negro from slavery in most states and this was soon extended universally. The Negro was turned from a life of dependence into the status of freedom ...

... Yugoslavia's agriculture is now collectivised he seems to have been successful in reducing many of the peasants to a state of slavery. Social and Personal The Hon. Thomas Morgan- Grenville, uncle of Baroness Kinloss, is 59 to-day. In 1916 he married Georgina ...

... affairs of their country. To-day, the Sudan is a land where law and order have replaced the anarchy and chaos of earlier days. Slavery has been banished, pestilence and famine have largely disappeared. Human and animal populations have flourished under the ...

... Gospel to pagan lands. the name of Maynooth is cherished by its two daughter lynooth Mission young men. who they would accept slavery if only they -- escape from the horrors that are now the normal way of life under the Communist regime. WASHINGTON INC) Ile ...

... sufferings and by shedding His precious blood even unto death, He has in very truth atoned for our sins and redeemed us from slavery of the devil, and restored us to the freedom of the sons of God. He is risen in triumph from the tomb. By His Resurrection ...