Three Catholic figures profiled in new biography reviews
E. E. Reynolds surveys William James Gillis and three English churchmen Newman Wiseman Manning. Gillis biography by Father Finley mixes praise with critique, while Reynolds presents balanced portraits. The piece notes strengths, flaws, and the lasting impact of these religious figures.
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Manning
Kenedy
Judiciau
Reynolds
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Bearing burdens on manhood and woman in the home
The piece argues for balanced roles where man leads exterior activities while woman shapes interior home life. It warns against excessive withdrawal from society and calls Christians to harmony between home privacy and social participation for the good of family life.
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