AUSTRALIAN CATHOLIC TRUTH SOCIETY

New Zealand Tablet, Volume LII, Issue 37, 30 September 1925, Page 11

AUSTRALIAN CATHOLIC TRUTH SOCIETY

-THE CAMPAIGN FOR WHOLESOME LITERATURE. ■ • " ’ ■ p . m During the quarter ending on the 31st August, more than 50,000 - pamphlets were sold in Australia and New. Zealand; This easily constitutes a record, A pleasing feature of the Society’s increased activities is the progress made in New; South Wales, especially in the dioceses of Armidale, Gonlburn, Maitland, and Wilcannia-Forbes. A recent return from Maitland credits the Very Rev. J. O’Flynn, of Raymond Terrace, with an enrolment of 8 life and 45 annual subscribers. Father O’Flynn was recently appointed diocesan director of the A.C.T, Society by his Lordship Bishop Dwyer. From Narrabri (Armidale) Mr. John Ryan forwards a list of 30 additional annual subscribers. In Sydney the.St. Vincent de Paul Society is launching a drive for-the increased circulation of pamphlets. . Reports from other States and centres' are equally encouraging.

RECENT PUBLICATIONS OF THE A.C.T.S. E. 3. The Flume of Passion; The Tyranny of Fain. By the Very Rev. A. Power S.J., M.A. Judging by the many requests for Father Power’s first two pamphlets of the “Problems” series, this present publication will' also have a record circulation. The struggle against passion and the existence of suffering are problems for which the average man Is constantly seeking" solutions. Obtain a copy of this pamphlet and pass it on to a friend. D. 8. Bernadette and Lourdes. By Father Alphonsus Coen, Passionist. Repeated demands have resulted in the publication of the third edition of this popu lar pamphlet. D. 7. The Angel of the Eucharist. M. E. G. records the life of a young French girl, Marie Eustelle Harpain, who, horn at the time when Napoleon was staggering Europe with his victories, was destine:! to conquests far wider and more imperishable D. ,1 Devotion to the Sacred Heart. 1 . Ihe first edition of Father - -Johnston’s pamphlet was exhausted in a few’ weeks. A new edition has now been published. D. 6. Rapid sales have also demanded-early reprints, of St. Peter Ganisius , canonised and declared a Doctor of the Church by Pope Pius XI. (Father Hackett, . S.J.). D. 4. Little, St. Therese of the Child Jesus. By Very Rev. S. Hogan, O.P. The feast of the Little Flower occurs on September 30. : •Supplies of these publications (2d each retail) may be obtained from the A.C.T.S. Office, 311 Little Lonsdale Street, Melbourne.

. Remember perseverance wins more battles than deadly weapons. If we turn back at the first rough place, we will never have the comfort of knowing whether we could have won out in the end.

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