Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-11
THE CATHOLIC
SOUTHWEs
MAGAZINE: OUT
Substantial Weekly PubIica-
ton Is Distributed BY the
New Publishing Company
In Santa Fe.

A beautifully printed magazine
of large size with many illustra-
lions and a colored cover Design
is the first issue of THE South
western Catholic which is just
off the press of the new Catholic
Publishing company of Santa Fe.
The magazine is the official pub
LEGATION of the archdiocese OF
Santa Fe.
"The Southwestern Catholic has
come into existence because there
was a great need of a journal 10
reach all of the Catholic people
of the great archdiocese of santa
Fe, to give them the Catholic news
of the world. to disseminate Cath
ole doctrine as an auxiliary to the
Jealous clergy. to answer questions
about Catholic doctrine and prac-
tees and to combat all movements
of whatsoever character that are
detrimental to the progress ana
being of the church" accord
ing to an editorial.
The magazine of 1875 large pages
carries news and feature articles
of all descriptions from all parts
| of the southwest. 1t has photo-
graphs of prominent Cathollcs OF
the country. views of the pub
fishing company's 100000 print
ing plant in Santa Fe. as well as
| illustrated articles on all OF the
major cities in the southwest.
The section of the magazine de-
voted to Albuquerque, for instance,
carries articles by w. A. Munster
on the new town congregations, by
Rev. p. j. Week. S. j., on the San
Felipe church, with picture
story about the st. Vincent acad-
envy, picture of the st. Anthony
orphanage. a general article about
! the city and its advantages. person.
al notes from the Immaculate Con-
ception church. and an article with
pictures of Father Mandalari. the
church and the parish school.
The news section which the
! Southwestern Catholic receives is
from the Catholic National Welfare
council which has correspondents
in Europe, Canada and Mexico in
addition to all over the United
States. Correspondents are being
established in the principal towns
and cities of New Mexico, Arizona
and the Ell Paso diocese. There are
promised many special articles,
short stories and h Il m o r o u s
sketches by numerous writers
about the country and by the
clergy of the Santa Fe province
and others.
A large sepia print of the Most
Reverend Albert T. Dagger. arch
bishop of the Santa Fe archdio-
cese is enclosed with the first is
sue of the Southwestern Catholic
in compliment to the readers OF
the magazine. There are several
articles about the archbishop Ia
the magazine as well as about
other prominent churchmen in the
southwest Knights of Columbus
news from all over the district is
also given. There is a Spanish
section of eight pages in the rear
of the publication.
The officers and directors of the
Catholic Publishing company are
J. B. Read of Santa Fe, president;
]. B. Wood. of Santa Fe, vice pres
ident; C. j. Eckert of Santa Fe,
treasurer; Archbishop A. t. DAGGER
of Santa Fe, chairman of the board
of directors. other members Of
which are E. P. Davies. of Santa
Fe, Thomas White of Santa Fe,
and S. c. McCrimmon of Santa Fe.
There are also 26 vice presidents
distributed about the diocese.