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The Hope of Peace .
others would have no reason to be
a little better than they were . The
The Fight for Social Justice .
11 do what they could to bring about
Yet they should prepare their mind
have a canteen , and tea , coffee .
c.w.O. Hut in St.
came he trusted that Catholics and
ashamed of the press in Australia
e the same world , and he hoped that
war had done to make things even
The visit of his Grace was appreci
them for what they had done , and he !
themselves as brothers of the same !
and they themselves had not the
justice and charity with all economies .
could think of nothing but the war .
ciated by the journalists . who warmly I
Francis' yard .
pies , cakes , etc. , will be available .
ing " the one Father and regarding !
wherewith to feed themselves or their
ing all . It should never have been
out by Pope Leo XIII . and other
Holy Father had been praying for
God was still in Heaven and His
of consumption they also hoped
ine magnificent work . He thanked !
and working so hard to me
The C.W.O. Hut in the yard of
pieces . Only one Rock had been un-
great mission to make full use of
have no place to go to on their
There were many to-day who had I
" Things " are past the moment . " they
different state of affairs between
would be solved .
hoped they
leave and will be able to go
n the naners . After watching the
others would have no reason to be
course of erection , and will be
evond war and for peace the peace
many problems " now experience
rappier time would come . When this
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many pin " us now experience .
had fallen on deaf cars . They must
hut , and any donation will be
chance and this had been nointer
making the Church better known to !
dren of the one Common Father and
# WINNING
apers closely , he could say there !
This hut will fill a very neces -
11 do what they could to bring about
address and on his leaving the hotel .
hand was not shorter
outsiders and
write and rest . The hut will
'd been a notable improvement .
of Christ .
their opportunities in bringing the
The world had apparently fallen to
They hand peace would soon come .
uch to complain of when thevil
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hinthare in the same Mystical Body
would come . When this
quired for the furnishing of this
il times , and , at the moment ,
uch work to-day .
1930s
450 # a
ic Church Catholic journalists had
applauded him at the close of his !
Catholic Church to the knowledge of
could open a new era . It would not
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n.
he outlook was dark at present . but
ready for use in a few weeks'
They were passing through dread-
noved through the area - the Ciatin-
nev .
would open a war
open names - WHO # WHO
Panes " whose words he was afraid
hinthore in the same Mysti
eyona war #
isummation they all hoped ,
hoped their wound authorised that a
thankfully received and acknow -
address and on his leaving the hotel .
There was great opportunity for !
brothers in
re people # " that commands
harrand man and two means the heart
Christianism from the
Panes " whose words he was afraid
same lines . They all wished that a
much to complain of when they !
spreading knowledge of the Faith .
naking the Church better known to
a little better than they were . '
wherewith to feed themselves or their
iders and more affectionately
their opportunities in bringing the
hand was not shortened . . Peace )
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Foresaw so
sent in the suffrage movement .
South English
Pilgrimage to Rome
nore than 100 books in his vigorous
a gunner in the French Army at
NLD Thunder " his family rallied .
His hooks being all of a different #
Vlim , because Hilaire Belloc )
achieved this feat , for he wrote
title village of I.a celle . " St. Cloud . "
times which have since occurred in
novels and essays . literary criticism .
The Path To Rome . " Appropriately
background as an added open at !
tary history in our time . In all !
the Franco-Prussian war in the
That was on July 27 . 1870 . With !
soetry parodies . history , biography . '
church which he loved , and de-
mother . Bessie Parkes , was promi-
The title of this classic as well
sland in his ancestry . His father
twin-sound Chesterton . " have led ,
he same feeling for the past great-
Toul . He left the army after two
love of the old Continent as the
grandfather a famous painter . His
uthor or " Europe and the Faith . "
thunderstorms that ever rocked the
was born during one of the worst !
It is the first book of his that most
some people to think Belloc was a
was regarded merely as a crank
was a French barrister and his
indier Newman the later carried at
# warrants on Nannlenn Richellan !
After the Catholic Church he
is wrote he excelled the experts :
rears' service , and set off from
works and wrote the music for his
owed Europe . Few men have had
Brit in the sarana date of 1012 he
Catholic W.
He illustrated some of his own
people read : reading it almost in-
selloc was a manhat who had the
onvert . He was born into the
in because the fight for the soul .
set of that unique hilarimage came
Belloc . The great lover of life pinned !
varied poems . All this amazing
lear admonition against all " the
be one of the best writers of mil -
The Genius of
which had centered its
Fonts his books . From his battle - I
pieces to his " and Child's Book of
ended with all the powers of his
lead all his hooks . Few have ever
ionv and closely-massed scholarship . "
ness of Europe as he . Few can't
as his close association with his
actual ' nanna shmitime " " more ( by
man of Arc. Charles William the
hat defy categories .
erton once wrote :
versatility has been traced to the
Mr Belloc , seems to think no- )
Conaueror . Cromwell Wilton , wants , a
doom descending on a generation !
# arrives written and the inevitable
body minds .
melancholy satisfaction of seeing his !
Soviet Russia .
in the tumult . Like a valiant general !
ociotev " travel " books
educated at the Oratory Sc
ife .
" How a dramir-
ittim .
is books . Hei
Mr. Belloc ) .
oom descending on a generation
Nancy on foot to the Eternal City .
ended with all the power
make the reader statement a UNY
kind .
Belloc was a prophet who had the
but ita-
cau all his books . Few have ever
pieces to its # by
thines which have since occurred in )
ended with all
background as an added open at !
Mr. Bellock seems to th
nagnificent mind .
wavering and
to wavening #
as written .
Indian a drawing of Belloc , Ches -
e of Belloc . Ches - (
ir Cranmer , and Danton . He was his
that defy categories .
lead all his books .
ness of Europe as he . Few can ,
slaying .
but in the
and playing .
kind .
transatlantic
1934
pieces to its stimulus
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ture so magnificently copious in Australia .
Propagation of the Faith and of the Holy Childhood .
pion of Catholicism and Irish nationality in Victoria .
to be lacking either in fabric or fittings .
On its presses are printed , besides the Catholic Truth So-
" The Holy Name Monthly , " " Our Queen , " " The Monstrance , "
June , 1937 , the new Advocate Press building is about the last
cate Press is a prolific source of the Catholic periodical litera-
Advocate Press , the new building contains the offices of the
M.L.C. In the seven decades of its history . " The Advocate "
its first appearance , and among its earliest editorial writers
newspaper , ' The Advocate . " On February 1st , 1868 , it made
of so fine a home as is that of " The Advocate . " Opened in
" numbers of school papers , parish gazettes , etc. The Adro-
has been true to its name and has stood forth as the cham-
monize with the high apostolate of the Catholic Press seems
its dignity and simplicity . Nothing that could materially har-
In addition to housing the staff's directly associated with the
ing . Immediately striking the visitor to the new premises are
Melbourne is also the home of Victoria's leading Catholic
were Sir Charles Gavan Duffy and the Hon. Michael O'Grady ,
word in style , spaciousness , equipment , and up-to-date print-
t is doubtful if another Catholic paper anywhere can bear
iety pamphlets . " The Far East , " a missionary publication ,
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tralian Catholic Truth Society , and of the Societies of the