In September, 1942, a very desirable arrangement was Inaugurated in the Catholic schools of the State of Iowa whereby the Superintendent of each of the four dioceses of the state was to act as a coordinator between the ...

The Diocese of Grand Island, created in 1912, was originally included in the Vicariate of the Rocky Mountains in 1851, under the jurisdiction of Bishop Miege, S.J., which was successively divided into the Vicariate of ...

The persecution begun by Diocletian and Galerius which lasted from 303 to 312 is known as the "Great Persecution.” During recent decades it has been the object of much research, but it still presents many problems, some ...

Down through the centuries and in countries throughout the world the Benedictine Oblate Movement has flourished in varying degrees. History shows that countless men and women since the time of Saint Benedict have recognized ...

This study purports to discover what solution to the problem of the administration of women students in Catholic colleges and universities in the United States has been made by the various institutions where women are ...

This paper is written to show that poetry is not the somewhat sentimental, useless, effeminate, out-of- date thing it is often considered to be, bat a form of literature which gives great help to the Church in broadening, ...

The Catholic Reformation has been, until recent years, largely neglected by researchers of the period. Historians have felt, with little justification, that the Catholic Reformation was less interesting than the Protestant ...

Among the leading problems in the field of education today, the question of school finance is demanding an increased measure of attention. The spirit of investigation and research is growing apace with the needs and ...

The problem in this study is to attempt an evaluation of the parochial school training for Catholic children by comparing the number of delinquent Catholic children attending parochial schools with those attending public schools.

Satire might be defined as the whip with which the literary minded lashed the social, economic, and religious follies of the age In which they lived with a view not only to denounce the evil but to effect a reform. "Great ...