The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-08-09
CATHOLIC
Il x MAGAZINES.

Donohoe' S Magazine is an exceptionally
fine number this month. Fiction and
fact are well represented, and the poetry
is high class. THE Pleasure Ground OF
a Clustered Pontiff," by Marie Donegan
Walsh, is one of the most readable artf-
Giles that have ever come from her gifted
pen. The Rev. John Mullany continues
his ably written series of articles on Our
True Position The Last Journey of
Hope" 1.-The D. DIS Mother Mount
Desert" Lettering in London" Where
Green Boughs Shade and Faded Roses
are all entertaining reading. People in
Print" as usual. is interesting. The il
Illustrations of the number are artistically
executed.
That sterling product of the Paulists.
the Catholic World, is replete with solid
reading this month. Following are the
contents: Are Religious Garb Deci-
sions Constitutional" Rev. Simon F'itz-
simons; "Old Castle of Brittany Al
French Catholicism" w. F. P, stockley;
"A City of Learned Women" Marie Dom
egan Walsh; Two Elizabethan Dramat-
lists: Contrast" Agnes c. Storer; The
Life Story of a Southern MOuntaineer,
American House of Calvary Ruth Ev-
erett; Going to Mass in BELGIUM, Hol-
land. Germany, England and Ireland A.
M. Faber; Doctrine Versus Doctrinal
s p; Joyce Josselyn, Sinner" Mary
Sarsfield iGlmore; "Co-operative Credit"
E. NJ. Lynch; The Closed Church"
(poem), Francis Waite.
The Rosary Magazine presents an in
teresting list of contents: st. Dominic
lpoem), Teresa Beatrice. o'Hare; SPANS
Greatest Portrait Painter" MaEy F.;
(poem), Jonn A. Foote; st: Daminic" "a
sermon), Rev Vincent McNabb, o. P;
Into the Sunshine" Joseph F. Wynne;
The Old World Seen Through American
Faith, Hope and Charity (poem),
William Garvon Hume; Our Lads ROs-
ary' Oh, Trans. by V. Rev. Raymond
Esser, o. p, s. T. NJ; THE importance
of Physical Training Frederick w.
Stone; John Brisben Walker" "a Stran-
ger Within the Gates" A. s. D.; "A New
by the Sea" poem. Helen Moriarty;
The Development of the Modern Histor-
zeal Romance, Alfred Roulet; "Onyak-
ara" ,(poem). Charles J. Phillips; "A Son
fraternity of the Holy Rosary" st.
Dominic (music), ]. n. NJ. Pychowski.
Benzinger's Magazine for August, as
usual. presents a fine pictorial and lit
erary appearance. Contents:
The Fatal Beacon. The Holy Father in
the Vatican Gardens The Return Home,
Homing Pigeons. StOriettes. Love that
Conquers." "A Tiresome Journey Some
Famous American Bellies. Early Missions
in California. And There Was Light"
by Jerome Hart: A Piece of Pink Ribbon,
by Emma Howard Wight: The Cup that
Cheers, The CHARCOAL Burner. by An
ton Schott: The Destruction of Jerusa-
lem. after the celebrated painting by w.
V. kaulbach: Charlemagne and the Arch
bishop of Cologne. Current Events, Wo-
mans Realm. Book Reviews. Games and
ADJUSTMENTS for Young Folks, Answers
to Correspondents. Monthly Prize Compe-
tition. Anecdotes. Comics. Moonlight on
the Lake. Answers to Competitions, New
Rain. Liberty Bell. Independence Hall,
PHILADELPHIA
The Catholic Truth society of San Fran
cisco sends us catalogue of it's Dubli-
cations, which we earnestly recommend to
Derosns interested in Catholic literature.
The Truth society has done a splendid
service in placing within the reach of the
public such useful literature. 1t has is
sued about fifty pamphlets on important
and timely subjects. These pamphlets
cover doctrinal hist orical and controVer-
sial questions. They are written by able
authors. and every question is satisfac-
torilY treated. They should command
wide circulation. and re lous Catholics
could not do a better work than place
such literature in the hands of non-Cath-
Ole friends. The Truth society supplies
them in quantities at merely nominal
cost
Many of these pamphlets are of special
merit. as the list includes THE Reasons
For What l Believe" by Cardinal Man
ming; What Catholics Do Not Believe"
Christian Civilization and Modern Re
ligious Scepticism." three of Archbishop
Ryan's best lectures: Catholicism in the
Middle Ages by Rev. T. j. Shanan, d.
D.; The Prospects of Catholicism and
Cardinal Newman" by Rev. William
Barry. d. D.: Father Damien by
Charles Warren stoddard '.Triumphs of
the Church in the Nineteenth Century"
by Cardinal Moran; THE Catholic Doc
trine of Indulgences." by Bishop Hedley;
THE Practice of Confession in the Cath
Ollie Church" by Rev. r. f. Clarke; six
Lectures on Historical Ghosts" by Rev.
Peter c. Yorke.
The San Francisco society has arranged
with the International Catholic Truth So
ciety. Arbuckle building Brooklyn. to
handle its publications in the east. This
plan viii help to place them within the
reach of the entire country