Generation
Mentioned in 70 documents, 129 times across the archives
Documents
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Cloonamahon Passionists House
1 mention“Christendon and in each generation , hundreds , may thousands , gave up”
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Dispute with Bishop McCallister
1 mention“system exit generation made”
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“Los Park Generation of the Same Coup of the of”
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Mount Argus Archives 1900 1919
1 mention“cheate . So long as the present generation of Highgate Catholics”
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Canonisation process of Charles Houben
2 mentions“reexpiander ; aligngone for cancer in a opposition at former her storm generation S. Well”
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Cure to fr oswald
1 mention“though the generation made”
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process forms
1 mention“reexpiander ; aligngone for cancer in a opposition at former her storm generation S. Well”
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CrossBulletinVolII 1911 12
3 mentions“Passionists of this generation , and their many friends .”
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December 1915
2 mentions“Jewish mind , from generation to generation .”
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November 1915
1 mention“Church in England during the past generation , while the”
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September 1915
1 mention“generation , would now be a healthy , useful member of society ,”
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July 1916
1 mention“of the next generation will certainly continue the production”
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November 1916
2 mentions“ind thus it has come down to us from generation to generation .”
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October 1916
3 mentions“coming generation which the writer proceeds to suggest : and”
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April 1917
1 mention“unborn generation as an Easter legend .”
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August 1917
1 mention“attention of the younger generation was to be excluded .”
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December 1918
2 mentions“worthy generation . It will not be easy to regard without emotion”
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July 1918
1 mention“many favours . Although the younger generation have”
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May 1918
2 mentions“to Israel from generation to generation is then exalted ,”
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CrossBulletinVolX 1919 20
2 mentions“over seventy , the best-abused Irishman of his generation , an actor”
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CrossBulletinVolXXVII 1936 37
8 mentions“been passed down from generation to generation of a people , the greater part”
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CrossBulletinVolXXVIII 1937 38
6 mentions“its . Their generation for Saint Anne they brought with them for”
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CrossBulletinVolL 1959 60
3 mentions“the next generation the lapse became com-”
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July 1958
1 mention“good enough for one generation , it is also good”
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Oct 1958
2 mentions“endures forever , and His truth to generation”
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Nov 1958
2 mentions“coming generation .”
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Dec 1958
1 mention“after in every generation from the fateful moment of Adam's”
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Jan 1959
2 mentions“generation there is a rickety population . mean”
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feb 1959
3 mentions“the next generation the lapse became com-”
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CrossAnnual 1923 1928
4 mentions“generation of well-mannered , disciplined boys”
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Writing of Charles Houben Passionist
1 mention“cent generation .”
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Hist Passion Devine
1 mention“words of Isaias : Wo to the sinful generation , a people laden with”
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gandpbookmanifest1
2 mentions“so many of his generation , was influenced”
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ardoynecent
1 mention“generation received their education in the”
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DivineParaninfa
2 mentions“will to understand what at Generation available to take his”
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provchapt1944acts
1 mention“at that time, his words are none the less filled with wisdom, that few will question. They are certainly true to the fact, that there was never yet a Chapter worthy of the name, in which this element ”
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provchapt1956convlett
1 mention“We might delay with honest pride to review the lives and labours of our valiant predecessors, reflecting on the foundations established in what is now St. Patrick's Irovince; the foundations beyond th”
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earlydays little flower 1945 march
1 mention“What of us, Irish men and women of this generation? As a nation, we are Catholic; as individuals, are we followers of Christ?”
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111185
2 mentions“Mr. de Valera apostrophised Mr. Shaw's attempt to justify forcible measures as "simply contemptible." "He is, of course," said the Premier, "not the first who, finding himself in difficulties with the”
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112137
5 mentions“Accordingly, they stand by the Republic, constitutionally proclaimed by the elected representatives of the people in January 1919, that Republic which has been consecrated by the blood of the best of ”
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113953
2 mentions“are unfortunately only too common, especially when one remembers the splendid traditions of Irish ecclesiastical decoration of which the Book of Kells may be said to be the world's masterpiece. Such a”
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115675
1 mention“The faster Week features, of course, are of incomparable value. They will do more than can be measured to stir, the and instruct, the new generation. That Black-and-white drawing, the Phoenix rising f”
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116199
1 mention“The enthralling interest which these memorials of Ireland 1916-1921 compel, tends to overshadow many thoughtful articles and some poems of unusual merit which, by themselves, would make the fortune of”
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116438
2 mentions“Men who hold high and responsible positions in the nation are well represented. A problem which has troubled the minds of many modern statesmen, thinkers and educationists is dealt with very thoroughl”
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117051
1 mention“aware of it. When it is explained to the average Englishman, who is a fair-minded being, he is assonised and appealed. The reports it sent out from Belfast to most of the English newspapers preserve a”
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118088
3 mentions“Some ten years have passed since Dr. George Sigerson died. If he had lived until next year he could have attended his own centenary celebration; for he was born in 1838. Perhaps few among the young pe”
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118835
4 mentions“woman. "We believe," they say, "that Alice Milligan will be remembered long after our generation shall have passed away. . . . While she is still alive we think something should be done to show our ap”
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119860
1 mention“that the world's fashions in learning are far from stable so that what seems at one moment to be definitely established comes to be rejected as false or insufficient by a later generation.”
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119991
1 mention“Belloc was a prophet who had the melancholy satisfaction of seeing his prophecies verified, and the inevitable doom descending on a generation which had ignored his warnings.”
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120817
3 mentions“When, more than half a century ago, Douglas Hyde founded the Gaelic League, nobody could have foreseen that an event had happened which was destined to influence profoundly the whole course of Irish h”
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122016
3 mentions“This generation of Irishmen and Irishwomen has suffered more and won more for Ireland than any or all previous generations during the past seven centuries. Should we not now be allowed to enjoy in pea”
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122934
1 mention“1. The need for increased wages and salaries and effective control of prices to maintain and improve living standards. The people's right to measures to assist the aged and sick, to promote the health”
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123685
3 mentions“To the memory of the late F. J. McCormick (Peter C. Judge) whom the editor (Rev. Fr. Gerald, O.F.M. Cap.) describes as "an actor of heroic stature in both tragedy and comedy, and perhaps, the greatest”
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124393
1 mention“IN the capitals of the world a knell will sound for the passing of one of the greatest men of this generation. The knowledge that John McCormack has departed from amongst us will arouse responsive ech”
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125031
2 mentions“The screen record will tell its own story. But for the younger generation a commentator could draw particular attention to the many famous men who appear in the different crowded scenes.”
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130048
1 mention“There has been no character in our generation which has more deeply impressed itself upon the mind of youth. Many of us can remember when we began to be told stories how impatiently we used to ask the”
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131454
1 mention“Smith Jamey that we are Pepcalers. - Pepcal I look upon as a sheer and most dangerous Insanity - impossible and destructive - but in every gray would I place the Human Catholic on an equality with the”
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134497
1 mention“We dutifully request the honour of your Lordship's support in inviting His Holiness the Pope to exert His great and undoubted influence on behalf of our prisoners of war and political prisoners. It wi”
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135362
1 mention“From the national as well as the literary side we have a right to be proud of our periodical Irish Catholic Press. In publications such as "The Capuchin Annual" and its allied monthly, "The Father Mat”
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182761
1 mention“The chapel of St. Francis Monastery, the street of war was seen of a simple but impressive ceremony Sunday afternoon when three young men pronounced their vows for three years. The Right Rev. Mager, K”
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183052
1 mention“MICHAEL Collins was, is, and is destined to be a national hero. By instinct, a sure and wise instinct, the nation had known him its leader and champion. He then had known everything about him by knowl”
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195392
1 mention“Mr. Hilton Edwards said: "The name of Lennox Robinson was known in London to a generation of playgoers and actors long before I came to Ireland. In those days, one knew of him not only as the author o”
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201589
1 mention“Many of the older generation of Dublin music lovers remember her visits and the demonstrations of with enthusiasm when her admirers unyoked the horses from her carriage and pulled it through the stree”
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221546
1 mention“The Catholic children here in Mendocino and the outlying districts of this Parish, attending the Grammar and High School are composed mostly of Second generation Portugese and Italian, and without dai”
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55913
1 mention“Touching remarks about them. Edington and P. Beasley were glad to hear from you. Both wishes to be remembered to you, Father Augustine, and sister Brigid. I med not tell you with what pleasure we all ”
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57189
3 mentions“Easter, season of rejoicing throughout Christendom, synchronises with the Anniversary of the opening of one of the most glorious epochs in the centuries old struggle of this Nation to reach its destin”
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57489
1 mention“"No man can claim authority to whittle down or barter away the immutable rights of nationhood; for Irishmen have fought, suffered, and died, through tco many centuries, in defence of those rights. And”
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89927
1 mention“THE recently appointed Guardian of Ards Friary is reaching out on behalf of the community to a new generation by using social media to let people know what they have to offer.”
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93693
4 mentions“The pastoral practice of the Church in Europe leaned heavily on the school as the favoured instrument for the transmission of the faith from one generation to the next. Pius XI, who was pope during th”
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96133
2 mentions“"There are in every generation those who shrink from the ultimate sacrifice but there are in every generation those who make it and these are the salt of the generations, the heroes who stand midway b”