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- With Scrip and Staff. // America;4/19/1930, Vol. 43 Issue 2, p42
The article offers news briefs related to Catholic literature. Cardinal Pacelli, Papal Secretary of State, composed the Magna Carta of the Catholic press. The Catholic Women's League of Des Moines established a display of all obtainable Catholic periodicals. K. A. Paul of Ernakulam, South India...
- WE NEED A CATHOLIC DAILY IN THESE DAYS OF PROPAGANDA. Etteldorf, Raymond // America;2/6/1943, Vol. 68 Issue 18, p483
The article reports on the importance of the Catholic Press. It argues that the Catholic Press will never achieve its purpose until it includes a Catholic daily, either as a chain under one management, or as separate units covering certain areas. The article explains why there is a need for a...
- "Official" Catholic Press. // America;2/25/1956, Vol. 94 Issue 22, p579
The author clarifies the meaning of "official publication," in view of some criticisms on an editorial written by Reverend Franklyn J. Kennedy commenting unfavorably on an attack upon American Protestants in the "Herald Citizen," a Catholic press. He claims that there is no diocesan paper that...
- With Scrip and Staff. // America;4/23/1932, Vol. 46 Issue 3, p68
The article offers information on the individuality of the Catholic press in the U.S. According to Father Adalbert Banglia's theory, the Catholic press may be divided in three types, namely the continental type, the Anglo-Saxon type and particular type. The first is those that is covered in...
- Catholic Press Month. // America;1/27/1934, Vol. 50 Issue 17, p391
The author focuses on the need for a Catholic press. He argues that the cause of God is in greater need to be proclaimed through a Catholic press. He alleges that the secular press in the U.S. does not treat accurately the positions held by American Catholics. He claims that only Catholic...
- The Growth of the Catholic Press. Gavan, Kevin // America;2/6/1926, Vol. 34 Issue 17, p399
The article discusses topics related to the Catholic press in the U.S. It indicates that Catholic newspapers do present Catholic news and what is more important is that Catholics are reading Catholic papers. According to the article, the way to induce readers to look to Catholic papers for...
- An Aside on Our Book-Log. Gardiner, Harold C. // America;3/16/1957, Vol. 96 Issue 24, p675
The article reports that as a result of the article "Picture of Catholic Book Publishing," in the February 16, 1957 issue of "America," the literary editor of the magazine's book-review department held a meeting with representatives of Catholic publishing firms and with heads of the Catholic...
- Untitled. // America;8/23/1913, Vol. 9 Issue 20, p475
The author comments on a paper by Irene Hernaman on "The Catholic Press Abroad" which was published in the August 1913 issue of "Month." According to the author, the paper contains valuable information regarding the Catholic papers and reviews of Continental Europe. He took note of the portion...
- What the Catholic Press Most Needs. O'Brien, M. // America;8/3/1918, Vol. 19 Issue 17, p399
The article examines the things needed most by the Catholic press in the U.S. It states that the Catholics must have proper acquaintance of the Catholic literature, and in return the Catholics must give moral and financial support to the press. It points out the importance of financial support...
