The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-01-18
CATHOLIC
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| The Catholic World is always welcome
! as the best exponent of Catholic thought
and literature in America. but the New
Years number is especially attractive
because of the wide range of subjects it
| contains and the able and interesting
! manner in which they are treated. 1t
opens with strong-we might say elo-
quent-New Years editorial on The
Mobilization of Christian Forces This
| is followed by review of w. H NAL
lock articles in recent numbers of the
Fortnightly Review on THE Conflict of
Science and Religion" by Rev. DR.. James
J. Fox. Mary F. Nixon ROulet's With
1ule-Tide. Holly and Mistletoe" gives the
history of many customs peculiar to the
Christmas season. NJ. D. Petre differenti-
ates Human Love and Love Divine"
An article that has an especial interest
for lovers of good reading in this section
of the country is "Associa tons of Haw-
thorne." by Mary E. Desmond of Haver
MIL 1t gives many scenes and incidents
connected with the life of the noted au-
thor Is written in fascinating style and
Is handsomely illustrated Other articles,
all of high standard! are: "A Visit to
the Catacombs of st. Calixtus,' by Sister
NJ Augustine, a continuation of Joyce
Josselyn, Sinner" by Mary Sarsield Gil
Church Decoration" by Charles Albert
Lopez, illustrated; "a Truth Seeker and
His Answer" by Rev. a. P. Doyle;
y
by Annie Chambers-Ketchum; The
Marriage of Capital and Labor" by the
editor. The number is also rich in poetry,
and the reviews of new books and The
Library Table are, as usual, excellent.
o.
The current issue of Donahoe's Maya
zine has on it's cover a fine portrait of
Hon. P A. Collins, mayor of Boston.
The table of contents has some notable
features in prose and poetry. Rev.
Mathew Russell, S. j., contributes the
fourth of his delightful papers on Poets
l Have Known" the subject being Miss
Emily Hickey. Marie Donegan Walsh,
residing in Rome, gives an interesting de-
scription OF he foundation and develop
ment of Roman night schools DR.. w
Thornton Parker writes of a pleasant
holiday in ''Old Moravia," and H. p
Fitzgerald Marriott contributes another
pleasant travel sketch, Christmas in
Southern Italy" In Irish Country
Churchyards,' Rev. c. o Mahony dwells
on the reVerent remembrance of the dead
by their kindfolk, and eulogizes their I'M
firing devotion. Rev. John F. Mullany
LII. d.. in the second paper of t he series
Our True Position presents THE
Catholic View of the Church" and Rev.
p. F. X. Mulry, s. j., concludes his en-
pertaining and instructive description of
Missionary Experiences in jamaica"
Borrowed from the Night" the serial
by Miss Monogue, which has had such a
successful run, ends in this number, The
Quest of the Shepherds, a tender devo-
tional poem by Susan L. Emery; I'm
seem" by Maurice Francis Egan and
the Little Green Linnet of Boz by
Seumas MacManus, are the poetic
features.
The Rosary Magazine. always a favor
lite to the spiritual reader, presents an
interesting table of contents in the lam
airy number
THE The New and the Old (poem), by
Ladyciiff on the Hudson Gllustrated),
by Margaret NJ Halvey; Rose of Love
Thomas" poem. illustrated5. by Su' Eu,
genie Uhlrich; "A Son of Adam" bv An
ME c. Minogue; The Old World Seen
THROUGH !, American Eyes by Rev. John
by Sister M. Augustine: Thoughts on |
Timely Topics" by William Ellison;
~stoddard's Resurrection by John
Tracy Jones; "A Winter Bouquet"
Done for the Blind?7 by Marie Agnes |
Cannon; "The Late Mother Julia dlIus- |
trated), by Julia c. Walsh; Letters from |
an EMBRYO Settlement, from Louise |
Westwood to Mrs, A. d. Westwood Rev. |
Good Comrades" by Mary E. Mannix: |
Ancient Pastimes and Playthngs:" |
Del GenitriX (music), by J. N NJ |
Pychowski; The Confraternity of the |
Holy Rosary Notes-books and maya
zine reviews, by the editor.
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Benzinger's Magazine for January is up |
to its usual merit in matter and illus |
tration. and abounds in short stories, |
dealing with love, pathos and humor. |
with plenty of action, together with de- |
scriptive geography and history. It's |
womdnS department is a pleasing fea- /
ture.