The light of the Cross in the twentieth century
Subtitle: the influence of the Church on modern civilization ... From the pens of the Paulist Fathers and other eminent authorities as indicated throughout the work
Publisher: Office of Catholic Publications
Published: 1905
Place of publication: New York, USA
Language: eng
Description: Volume 2 of 3.
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS; title: THE CHURCH IN THE PHILIPPINES.; title: Some Misconceptions Dispelled.; title: By Bryan J. Clinch.; title: The Organization of the Church in the Philippines — The Conversion of the Savage Races, 305; title: RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL CONDITIONS IN THE PHILIPPINES.; title: The Achievements of the Religious Orders and The Work of; title: The American Teacher.; title: American Misconceptions of the Philippines — Educational Work in the Philippines — The Work of the Spanish Missionaries. . ,321; title: A CATHOLIC PEOPLE, THEIR COUNTRY AND THEIR CUSTOMS.; title: PORTO RlCO AND THE PORTO RlCANS.; title: By Mark W. Harrington.; title: General Character of the Island — Character of the Population. , 325; title: THE CHURCH IN THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.; title: By Rev. L. W. Mulhane.; title: Catholicity and the New American Expansion — The Heroic Story of a Great Cleric of the Common Life— Father Damien the Apostle of the Lepers — His Work Continued by his Brother, -Father Pamphile — Rev. John Alexius Augustine Bachelot, Apostolic Prefect of the Hawiian Islands. 333; title: THE BROTHERS OF THE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS,; title: A Great Teaching Order.; title: Its Work in the United States and Throughout the World.  By Max Mendel.; title: La Salle the Founder, of a Distinguished Family — History of Inception and Promotion — De La Salle the Real Founder of Primary School, the Originator of Simultaneous or Class Instruction— The Canonization, May 1900, of Saint John Baptist de La Salle — Work and Spirit of the Schools— Present Status of the Schools— Increase of the Brother's Schools 341; title: THE CATHOLIC SISTERHOODS IN THE UNITED STATES.; title: By Rev. John Talbot Smith.; title: The Work of the Sisterhoods — Remarkable Record of the Catholic Sister-; title: hoods — Work and Costumes of the Various Orders — Founders of; title: American Sisters of Charity — Rules of Convent Life — Novitiate the; title: Source of a Community's Strength. . . . 359; title: THE SISTERS OF CHARITY.; title: Their Foundation Throughout the World.; title: Established in the United States by the Saintly Mother Seton, an American Convert.; title: St. Francis de Sales and St. Vincent de Paul — Spread of the Organization — The Most Saintly Character of his Time — " God and the Poor " — Origin of the Great Order — Origin of the Sisters of Charity — A Noble and Saintly Woman — God Favors Formation of Community — Vincent's Pious Methods — Womanhood According to the Gospel of Jesus Christ — Constitution of the Order — A Strange and Bold Innovation — Difficulties Overcome — The Victory of Obedience. . 373; title: THE UNIFICATION OF THE URSULINES.; title: Inaugurated in America, Concluded in Rome.; title: A Glorious Achievement of the Pontificate of Leo XIII.; title: Discourse of Cardinal Satolli — Importance of Unification — The New Generalate Instituted — The Pope Favors the Unification — Harmonious Outcome of Assembly — Opening Sermon — The Need of Unity — A New Embodiment of the Past — The Seal of the Cross*— Freedom of Action and Generous Obedience — Persecution and Sacrilege — n Disadvantages of Isolation — Uniting the Past and the Future — A Work Essentially Divine— The Perpetual Standard. . . 389; title: THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF MISSIONARIES TO NON-CATHOLICS.; title: The Opening of a Divine Movement for America's Conversion.; title: By Rev. William L. Sullivan, C. S. P.; title: Father Hecker's Mission — The Position Presented — Apostolate Permanently Established — Work of Conference — Scope of the discussions -The True Missionary Spirit— Immediate Needs of the Work. 405; title: THE MISSIONARY AND HIS TOPICS.; title: By Rev. Walter Elliott, C. S. P.; title: The Essential Method — Explain the Interior Life of Catholics — The Appeal to the Spiritual Motives — The Method to Adopt — Perpetuity of the Church — No Minimizing — The Secret of Catholic Missionary Success — The Missionaries to the Heathen — A Divine Movement for America's Conversion ...... 429; title: A CATHOLIC COLLEGE FOR TRAINING NEGRO CATECHISTS,.; title: For the Instruction of Afro-Americans in the Catholic Faith.; title: By Very Rev. John R. Slattery.; title: Religious Status of the Negro Race — Four Million Negroes of No Religion — Need of Negro Workers on the Missions — Training Catechists a Good Inspiration — The House of God — Catechists on the Foreign Missions — African Apostolic College — The Method in Uganda — Experience of Cardinal Massajo— A Lesson From the Enemy — A Vital Necessity for the Negro Race. . . 439; title: THE BUREAU OF CATHOLIC MISSIONS.; title: For the Preservation of the Faith Among the Indians.; title: By Rev. H. G. Ganss.; title: The Indian Question a Vexatious One — Catholic Work Among the Indians — Our National Indian Policy — The Agreement and Promise of the Government — Revoked at the Instigation of Bigotry, 453; title: DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN CONVERTS.; title: Intellectual Reaction Against Sectarianism.; title: Dr. O. A. Brownson — Rev. Isaac T. Hecker — Eminent Panlist Converts — Dr. Ives and Pius IX — Rev. James Kent Stone — Catholic Arch- bishops and Bishops formerly Protestant Ministers — Conquests of Catholicity in New England — Catholic Conversions in England and Other Lands. . . . . . . . . 457; title: THE PROGRESS OF CATHOLIC EDUCATION IN THE UNITED STATES.; title: Status of our Catholic Colleges — Catholics at Protestant Universities — A short-sighted View — Advantages of Religious Education — Exposed to Error and Doubt— Duty of Catholic Parents — Part of Our Gospel, 460; title: LEADING CATHOLIC INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING IN THE UNITED STATES.; title: The Catholic University of America. .... 469; title: Approbation of the Pope — Object and Scope of the University —; title: Georgetown University, D. C. . . » , . 476; title: The St. Louis University, St. Louis, Mo. • • • . 480; title: Notre Dame University, Indiana. . 481; title: Mount St. Mary's College, Emmitsburg, Md. . 0 . 486; title: St. Ignatius College, San Francisco, Cal. . . . 487; title: St. John's University, Collegeville Minn. . , . 488; title: The Creighton University, Omaha, Neb. .... 489; title: St. Francis College, Brooklyn, New York City, N, Y. . .491; title: St. John's College, Fordham, New York City, N. Y. . • 491; title: St. Xavier College, Cincinnati O. . 495; title: Holy Cross College, Worcester, Mass. . 496; title: St. Peter's College, Jersey City, N, J. . # . 497; title: College of St. Francis Xavier, New York City, N. Y. , . 498; title: Marquette College, Milwaukee, Wis. . 500; title: Seton Hall College, South Orange, N. J. . . . 500; title: The College of St. Thomas of Villanova, Villanova, Pa. . 502; title: Boston College, Boston, Mass, . . . • • 504; title: Detroit College, Detroit, Mich. , 505; title: Christian Brothers College, Memphis, Tenn. . . . 506; title: St. John's College, Brooklyn, New York City, N, Y. . . 508; title: Canisius College, Buffalo, N. Y. . . . . .510; title: College of the Immaculate Conception, New Orleans, La. . 511; title: Spring Hill College, Mobile, Ala. . . . -517; title: STUDENT'S LIFE IN OUR CATHOLIC COLLEGES.; title: Activities and Organizations for his Culture, Entertainment and Recreation.; title: Physical Culture — Gymnastic and Outdoor Exercises — Students and Cadet Military Organizations — Students' Devotional Societies in our Catholic Colleges — Alumni Associations — College Journals Conducted by Students — Other College Societies — Literary, Debating Dramatic and Musical. . . . . ... 521; title: THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA.; title: By Jeremiah C. Curtin.; title: Foundation and Growth of the Church in French Canada — Cartier — Champlain — First Missionaries — First College North of Mexico — The Ursulines — Destruction of the French Missions— Increase of French Canadian Population — Catholic Education in the Dominion — Laval University — Ottawa University — St. Michael's College —The Episcopate of Bishop Bourget, of Montreal, 581; title: CATHOLIC FRATERNAL AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES,; title: Catholic Federation, by Rt. Rev. Bishop Messmer.; title: Unity and Strength of Action Needed — To Spread the Light of Catholic Faith — New Field for Catholic Societies — A United Laity. . 589; title: HISTORY OF FEDERATION OF CATHOLIC SOCIETIES.; title: By Thomas B. Minahan, First President of the Federation.; title: Cardinal Aim of Federation — Programme and Method of Federation — Sources of the Federation — Lay Action Commanded by the Sovereign Pontiff — Bishops Messmer and McFaul aid the Movement — Objects of Federation — First National Convention. . . 601; title: THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AND FRATERNAL SOCIETIES.; title: By Rev. Henry A. Brann, D.D.; title: True and false Meanings of Fraternity — Christianity the Restorer of Human Rights — Second Great Source of Natural Fraternity — Our Laws of Christian Origin — The Church and Fraternal Societies. 623; title: THE GERMAN CATHOLIC CENTRAL VEREIN.; title: Foundation of the Organization — Excellent Work of the Verein — Its Attitude toward Secret Societies and Catholic Schools — The State Associations — Influence and Importance of the Central Verein. 653; title: THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.; title: A Distinctly American Order — The Aim and Object of the Order— The Founders of the Order — The National Council the Governing Body. 657; title: THE KNIGHTS OF ST. JOHN.; title: Founding and Growth of the Organization — The Leading Features of the Order — Supreme Ladies' Auxiliary of the Knights of St. John. 662; title: THE CATHOLIC MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.; title: Founding and Object of the Society — Sanctioned by Pope Leo XIII — Advantages of the Society — Excellent Record of the Association. 666; title: THE CATHOLIC KNIGHTS OF AMERICA.; title: Founding of the Association — A Prosperous Mutual Benefit Society — Admirable Features of the Order — Catholic in Its Membership.  669; title: CATHOLIC KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF AMERICA.; title: Especially Strong in the South*— Only Practical Catholics Admitted.  672; title: THE. IRISH CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT UNION.; title: Origin of the Union — Its Basis and Spirit Essentially Catholic — Blessed by Popes Pius IX and Leo XIII and Many Archbishops and Bishops. 673; title: THE CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE UNION OF AMERICA.; title: By Rev. Alexander P. Doyle, C. S. P.; title: Formation of a National Temperance Union — Its Objects and Means — A Centennial Memorial — Decrees of Baltimore Council — Growth of the Temperance Movement — Future Out look for the Movement. 676; title: THE ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS.; title: American Branch of Order — A Supporter of Every Catholic Interest — The Order an Advocate of Catholic Education — A Noble Record. 682; title: THE CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT LEGION.; title: Organization of the Legion — Approved by Highest Authorities — The System of Organization — New York State Council — Beneficent Results of Such Societies — Deserves the Support of Catholics. 687; title: THE YOUNG MEN'S INSTITUTE. By F. J. Kierce, Sup. Pres.; title: Catholic Fraternal Societies — The Primary Purpose of the Order — Duties of the Members — Phenomenal Growth of the Institute. 693; title: THE CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORESTERS.; title: Inception of the Order of Foresters — Object of the Organization — Conditions of Membership — Restrictions on Membership. . 700; title: THE LADIES' CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.; title: Founding of the Association — First of Its Kind on Record — Objects the Association—Condition and Status of the Society, 703