From The Catholic Mind
Tags: EDITORIALS; CATHOLIC literature; CATHOLIC Church -- Periodicals; CHRISTIAN literature; JOURNALISM, Religious
Related Articles
- 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...
- Let Us Imitate the Dutch. WHITEHILL, FRANCIS // America;5/22/1920, Vol. 23 Issue 5, p106
The author proposes that the U.S. imitate the Netherlands in giving greater development and circulation to the Catholic press. According to the author, the first Dutch Catholic daily was established in 1829. He emphasizes the role of the Catholic press in helping the Dutch Catholics gain liberty...
- Promise and Fulfilment. // America;10/16/1909, Vol. 2 Issue 1, p16
The author announces that with the October 16, 1909 issue of "America," the second volume begins. The author hopes to continue what the first volume accomplished, which is to become an accredited record of religious activity, a defender of doctrine and a reminder of the importance of the Church...
- UNION YET FREEDOM IS THE CATHOLIC PRESS. // America;6/24/1939, Vol. 61 Issue 11, p252
The author discusses the effect of adding social and economic issues in the Catholic Press' publications in 1939. He explains that this ignited battle of opinions and led to disputes. The author suggests that to avoid such situations, there should be a clear division on doctrinal teachings on...
- 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...
- OF MANY THINGS. // America;12/23/1967, Vol. 117 Issue 26, preceding p753
This section offers news briefs on the subscription of "AMERICA" during christmas season. According to the report, postal regulations though sometimes cause special problems do help speed delivery of the magazine. The report explains how meticulous and taxing the delivery process undertakes such...
- With Scrip and Staff. // America;12/28/1935, Vol. 54 Issue 12, p279
This section presents news and topics of concern to the Catholic Church. The author of an article about books believes that the print-less ancestors of "America" would envy their present state as Americans can concoct Christmas book lists to choose books. It states that the Daughters of Charity...
- The Truth Will Out. Adamo, S. J. // America;11/13/1965, Vol. 113 Issue 20, p610
The article focuses on the importance of reporting facts by the Catholic press in the U.S. It is noted that telling that truth includes wholesome journalism and examples taken from the Bible. Catholic newspapers in the country are encouraged to cultivate Catholic opinion through providing people...
- The Bishops' Press Bureau. WILLIAMS, MICHAEL // America;2/12/1921, Vol. 24 Issue 17, p401
The article focuses on the formation of the international Catholic News Bureau which is controlled by ecclesiastical authority but conducted by professional journalists. A summary of what has been accomplished and attempted by the Bishop's News Bureau in their meeting in September 1920 is...
