BOOK NOTICES

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XLIX, Issue 50, 28 December 1922, Page 11

BOOK NOTICES

The Catholic Diary, 1922, Edited by a priest. Burns, Oates, Washbourne,- London. , Cloth 21- net, leather 4/- net. - '-?• .

The Catholic Diary-, has .made' so- many friends during the fourteen years of. its life that a recommendation is almost superfluous. It gives us a wealth of information in a handy form, besides a diary for the whole year that begins on each page with a mention "the liturgical feast of - the day, and ends with a devotional thought in prose or verse. Taking a page at fandom' we get: ' / ?:,7 .. “January 16, Monday. - S. Marcellus, P.M., 308; sd., red. i '■ . . ■'■■■ - r ' 7

Ireland, St. ; Fursey, , Ab., 650; ' - O.P. :.8.. Stephana, v.d. ; ' All things are best fulfilled in their own —and time there is for all things.’ ” ... . The Ideal of Reparation, by Raoul Plus, S.J., Translated by Madame Cecilia. Burns, Oates, Washbourne, London; 4/6 net.. The world will be saved when we have a sufficient number of souls devoted to Reparation, and not before.” These words give us the note of this devotional work, translated from the French by _ Madame Cecilia. The author explains-clearly and eloquently why Reparation -should be made, who should make it, and how it ought be made. Catholics who have a true devotion to the Sacred Heart will appreciate this book.