"After a perusal of the book we were not surprised that two editions have been sold, and that it has elicited the warm commendation of some of the French bishops."-Irish Ecclesiastical Record. "A lucid and fairly complete treatise on a matter of special practical import to all Catholics, and as such can be warmly recommended for general use."—Lyceum. The Automatic Parochial Circulating Library. By the Very Rev. H. F. Canon GATELY, 1. To construct and put in action an "Automatic" Parochial Circulating Library of any required dimensions in his parish or district need not cost a priest a halfpenny. Should he wish to be generous, he can. 2. To construct it is only a pleasurable pastime for any priest in his leisure hours. 3. When once constructed and set going it moves automatically," and does its own work. 4. It keeps its own accounts of books lent, and of the names of borrowers, &c. The loans of books are given extensively, and without any charge. Registers, &c., for Priests and Parishes. Record of Manual Masses Accepted and Fulfilled. Pocket size. Fcap. 8vo, cloth, Is. net. In leather, limp, gilt line, 2s. 6d. net. Register of Manual Masses. For Home Use. Size, 9 in. by 8 in., extra half calf, 10s. 6d. net. Liber Status Animarum. A Register of Easter Communions. &c. With Index and space for over 1,000 names. Fcap. 8vo, cloth, Is. net; per post, Is. 3d. In leather pocket case, with pencil, 2s. net; per post, 2s. 3d. Ex Statutis Synodi Maynutianae (p. 113):— "Habeant quoque librum Status Animarum in quo consignentur nomina, cognomina, aetas, conditio incolarum paroeciae et caetera quae notantur in Rituali Romano." Register of Sick Calls. Ruled, with printed heading, and extra half bound, leather back and corners. by 8 in., 136 pp., 7s. 6d. net. 10 in. Register of Baptisms. Newly revised to conform with the recent Papal Legislation. Extra half bound, leather back and corners. 15 in. by 13 in., 215. net. Register of Marriages. 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Mounted on strong red clothSize 15 in. by 9 in. Gilt covered board. Cross on side. 2s. net. ACTS BEFORE MASS (for Meath Diocese). (Complete List of Parochial Registers, etc., on application to the Publishers.) Philosophical-Theological. The Great Fundamental Crown Truths of Religion. By the Rev. R. C. BODKIN, C.M. 8vo, 366 and xxxii. pp. Wrapper, 2s. net; cloth, 2s. 6d. net. "A simple and popular course of higher religious instruction suited for the more advanced classes in schools and colleges, and for the educated laity generally. Father Bodkin has given the public a work which stands out beyond other works of the kind owing to special merits. He has had when writing it that definiteness of purpose which contributes so effectually to success. Knowing exactly what is the scope of the volume he is producing, he never wastes a word, but goes straight to the heart of the subject. He is very clear and plain. He does not write in a profoundly philosophic manner. His object is to enlighten those who are well grounded in the Catechism, and to enable them to meet objections put forward from day to day by enemies and critics of the Church. He has attained this object most thoroughly, producing a wellreasoned, comprehensive systematic exposition of the fundamental truths of the Catholic religion. With the writings of Newman and other Catholic authors of the first rank he is perfectly familiar, and he utilises them most skilfully. The attacks of scientific sciolists receive attention at his hands. . . The method . in which the publishers have done the work merits special praise. Printed on excellent paper, the more essential parts of the contents are impressed on the mind of the reader by means of special type carefully underlined, and by running marginal notes."-Catholic Times. "The Rev. R. C. Bodkin, C.M., the author of this work, has rendered excellent service to those who, without having the leisure or ability to study more elaborate theological books, desire to have a succint, definite, and brief exposition of the Roman Catholic position on questions both of dogmatic and evidential theology. The second portion of the work might well be read with interest and profit by all denominations of Christian people. The chapter on Difficulties and Doubts in reference to the Truths of Religion,' as well as that on Certain Considerations which may help to Calm the Mind in Doubts and Difficulties,' not only contain much that is both original and ingenious, but present old arguments with a freshness and force which will prove attractive to the average reader. The book is brought out in a manner which reflects much credit on the firm which publishes it. The main points of each argument are printed in block type, and the whole letterpress is made most attractive and readable."-Irish Times. |