Cross Bulletin January 1916

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Magazines: Cross Magazine, Cross, Passionists
Cross Magazine: Passionists, Monthly Magazine, Devotional, Catholic, 20th Century
Passionists: Magazine, Cross Magazine, Monthly Journal, Piety, Devotional
Devotional: Passionists, The Passion, Articles

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Attribution: Passionist Archives, St Patrick's Province

Extracted Mentions

People, places, and terms identified via handwriting recognition and named entity recognition.

People

Desmond(32)
Power(5)
Neil(5)
O'Sullivan(4)
Murphy(3)
Divine(3)
Brien(2)
Grace(2)

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Sample passages

face , Desmond noticed a tall , fair girl in a simple white frock ,
stronger than his will seemed to draw Desmond in spite of
Twenty-five years ago Desmond O'Neil was a young man

Full Transcript (OCR, 23 pages)

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No. 9 . January , 1916 . Vol. VI .

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curiously interpreted by some of the nations interested , and meant nothing . ' His Holiness has taken care that there can allocation in its entirety , and even adds a commentary-the alone . " There is little possibility of misunderstanding or nally published price of one shilling net . This will , of many orders for it , and knowing this the publishers have from the publishers that , contrary to their expectations , it in which it is to be produced , and we agree that the price Holiness spoke of a " just " peace , he meant a peace entirely feel obliged by Our Apostolic office to include anew the only received too late for mention in our last number an intimation Catholic d'Aapologetique , " which professes to publish the parties to the conflict . And as both parties are apparently issue of THE CROSS will have it supplied to them at the orieti- convinced of their own recitude , of course the Pope's words directed by him to the belligerent nations and their rulers on ordered the book . therefore , before the appearance of this the impression they may be likely to create by suppressing already advertised the book at one shilling and had received would not be possible to issue the book at a price less than in the quarrel : in other words a slashing victory to one of the the anniversary of the outbreak of the war . That letter was ardently desires , namely , a peace which shall be just and allocation which reiterated the views stated in the letter subject of peace . Taking occasion of the Consistory held consented to our supplying at the shilling rate those who have sent in orders for the book so far . All who will have ourselves , but it is the only fair war we can see out of the one and sixpence net . We have seen a sample of the style glossing these words , and there is only one way of preventing conflagration and secure a peace which the whole of humanity Catholic preachers and pressmen insisted that because His on December 6th he addressed to the assembled Cardinals an be no misinterpretation of his latest pronouncement . " We satisfactory to the nations which have justice on their side lasting and not advantageous to one of the belliserent parties could not well be less than one and sixpence . But we had difficulty . From January , is the book will be sold at the means which can quickly put an end to this tremendous course , mean a loss to the publishers and to some extent to them . ' This is precisely what has been done in France : in the Catholic newspapers and reviews such as the " Revue Once again our Holy Father the Pope has returned to the will enjoy over those who have not yet done so . We now fixed price of one and sixpence , and we think no one will One advantage those who have already ordered the book regard the charge as other than moderate ourselves on the indulgent kindness of our friends . not be helped , and is no fault of ours , and we can only throw the cross .

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