Cross bulletin February 1919

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Attribution: Passionist Archives, St Patrick's Province

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Colonel O'Driscoll is such an old friend ! " and she left it at that
strict impartiality until the advent of the O'Driscoll , when all
Quite unaware of these cognations , Patrick O'Driscoll un-

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Nihil obstat : Imprimi Postest : Archiop . Dublinen . # GULIELMUS . Michael Hickey , S.T.D. , Hiberniae Primas . Vol. IX. Censor Dep. No. 10 . February 1919 . Passionist Literary Communications to the Editor , at the same address . addressed envelope . Miscellaneous . in advance . ence in medieval and early modern Ireland . Now St. Brigid's Annual Subscription to THE CROSS , Four Shillings , post free , payable Instable MSS . ' will not be returned unless accompanied by Chair . Business Letters to be addressed to the Manager , Mr. Argus , Dublin . Only a position of great independence and influ- Burke proves to the hill in his Green , tells us that " Irishwomen had Ancient and Pre-Christian Ire- land , " while that gifted and scholarly family or State , as Canon Ulick that , by electing a female member of Parliament , the important positions whether in the gifted and scholarly writer , pagan . Mrs. even pagan Ireland held the most # Mrs. Green , tells us that " Irishwomen had Ireland . important .

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Brigid , as the foremost abbess and most enlightened ( according to the legend ) frequented the ecclesiastical puelleris ) ; a dignity that invested her with various woman of her time , filled a Virginal Chair ( cathedra high and holy privileges . Two at least of the featured to morning prayers , and a venerable falcon that Britain , it is also interesting to remember that St. tribe are spoken of in connection with " The Mary of election results . This vanishing of slowly than it does now , Christmas ful than that marvellous book , writ- beyond redemption by the Irish the Gael , " namely , the dark that called her and her nuns Book of Kells . " Gerald de Barri dare , I found nothing more wonder- said : " Of all the wonders of Kil- ten in the time of the Virgin Brigid , Blessed Virgin , was supposed to tower of Kildare cathedral for seven hundred years not over represented in the present Irish Republican make its first appearance then , and signalled the question as to whether Orangeism is departure of Christmas . If snow fell on the Puri- fication farmers took it as a bad open for the harvest . Irish people have set a chivalrous example to Great Hence the old rhyme : Unionist province , ' is a bubble burst the six counties " myth raises a As on Candlemas Day the sun should appear . ' times , when the world moved more festivities lasted till the 2nd of The kind would as soon see his wife on the bier In Illuminated . after her death . Six Counties . triumph of illuminative art . " The Bubble . Christmas . The Saint Candlemas Bell , dedicated to the The fiction that would make Ulster " a homogenous February . Art " The Writing of that . in with viruses . and , as they say , at the dictation of an angel . ' In the good old y , at the dictation of an angel . ' February . The Snowdrop or would make Ulster ? a homogenous The fiction that February . 8 8 # # 8 8 #

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