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in Tonic Sol-fa Notation,' 111; 'Epistles of St. Paul, with

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The,' 671; Essay on the Economic Effects of the Reforma-

tion, An,' 109; First Notions of Holy Writ for Students,

Readers and Inquirers,' 668; Gaelic Pioneers of Christianity,'

219; 'Handbook of Scripture Study, A,' 671; 'Irish Names

for Children,' 112; 'Old Wine and New,' 335; 'Parables of

the Gospel, The,' 669; 'Phases of Irish History,' 216; St.

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Blessed Lady,' 559; Silva Focluti,' 144. Books, etc.,

received, 112, 224, 336, 448, 560, 672.

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ATHOLIC IDEALISM: THE ROMANCE OF RETREATS IN IRELAND

By Rev. R. S. DEVANE, S.J., Dublin.

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THE ORIGIN OF THE PARISH

By REV. LEO BATLEY, S.J., St. Beuno's College, N. Wales.

RELAND AND FOREIGN LANGUAGES

BY PROF. W. F. P. STOCKLEY, University College, Cork.

RACE ABOUNDING: A CHAPTER OF IRELAND'S STORY-VII

By Rev. E. J. QUIGLEY, Rockcorry, Monaghan.

HE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY AND THE ALLEGED DEBT OF SIN

By REV. F. O'NEILL, Granaghan, Co. Derry.

ORRESPONDENCE:

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The Thirteenth Centenary of St. Columban, Patron of

Bobbio, Italy

Allocution of Pius XI on the Occasion of the recent

Consistory (May 23).

Admonition to Ordinaries regarding the Encouragement

by Word or Act on the part of their Subjects of

Publications and Works contrary to Christian Doctrine

or the Catholic Spirit

Letter of the Holy Father to the Hierarchy of Australia.

Decree regarding the Beatification and Canonization of the

Servant of God, P. Laurence Maria, Priest of the

Congregation of Regular Discalced Clerics of the Holy

Cross and Passion

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Rules to be Observed in granting the Privilege of Religious

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Questions incidental to a Declaration of Nullity of Marriage

decided by the Tribunal of the Apostolic Signatura

Beatification of the Venerable Servant of God, Robert

Cardinal Bellarmine, of the Society of Jesus

Condemnation of Work entitled 'L'apparition de la

très Sainte Vierge de la Salette'

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'An Essay on the Economic Effects of the Reformation'

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'Easy Benediction Services and Hymns for Special

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