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... response to the past, and a zest for all the myriad things that men do. He is obyiously partial to the Irish landscape for he speaks appreciatively of Burren and of Donegal and declares with rare enthusiasm I would sooner, the other differences being ...
... life in their own ways. But what must accompany both sporting-gun and typewriter and missionary is genuine charity: I may speak with every tongue that men and angels use; yet if 1 lack charity, I am not better than echoing bronze, or the clash of cymbals ...
... discussed privately in the past weeks are, it is emphasised, only tentative and exploratory. Some observers think it premature to speak of any definite steps beyond setting up this informal secretariat. Meanwhile. many of the Catholic delegates. although they ...
... natural qualities of the stone to contribute to the finished work; Seumas Murphy has adopted this method by letting the stonies' speak for themselves, so that his book is really a series of conversations between Danny Melt, the Gargoyle, Blueskull, the Demon ...
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... country—to bare Ben Bulhen, to the hill above Glencare lake, to the country of valley, hill, and lake—as quietly the commentator speaks some of the poet's most often repeated lines: And I shall kme soon e peace Mere. for peace conies dropping slow ; Dropping ...
... associate with the Wind and the Rain, which has featured in past issues long articles by Jacques Maritain, Nicolas Berdyaev, etc. Speaking of the recent trend towards Christian politic a I unification, Neville Braybrooke gives timely words of warning There is ...
... THE POPE SPEAKS TO 2,000 IN SIX LANGUAGES USING six languages ssith astounding ease. His Holiness the Pope addressed some 2.000 Mimi= from mans different counlrlas in the Hall of the Benedictions is St. Peter's Basilica, New Year's umenist. before offering ...
... I have Turf My Mother-in-law Says I Would Sooner There is Wealth in Self-made Man— In Year 2.000 Let's Hope We Need More I Speak Irish So Famous Last Words Not Worth A We are Thankful That You Can't They Plead Guilty But No Future For In 1950 Let's— The ...
... income of each farmer. The increase in families has brought in more money frem the Children's Allowances Act and the Irish-speaking Children's Grant. The schoolhouse is overfilled. and is soon to be replaced. The chapel has been re-decorated. by means of ...
... Expediency In The East trade and America assuming not alone the militarc but the moral readership in the international field. Speaking in New York last month on the Pursuit of Liberty, Mr. John Foster Dulles, a notable unofficial voice of the U.S. on foreign ...
... following in America of August 13th last is of special interest. Said Scan Macßride. Irish Minister for External Affairs. speaking in Dail Eireann. July 13th: 'As most Deputies probably already know. the Far East is a great field of Irish missionary endeavor ...