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The article addresses the fact that the publisher of "Collier's the National Weekly" is a Catholic. According to the article, the breadth of view by the periodical is demonstrated by the pantheistic and anarchistic verses which the poetess of passion contributes to the number. It states that the pap...
| Publicado en: | America Magazine: The Jesuit Review of Faith & Culture Vol. 6; no. 11; pp. 257 - 259 |
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America Media
12/23/1911
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| Sumario: | The article addresses the fact that the publisher of "Collier's the National Weekly" is a Catholic. According to the article, the breadth of view by the periodical is demonstrated by the pantheistic and anarchistic verses which the poetess of passion contributes to the number. It states that the paper is no more fit than many other magazines to enter Catholic homes because its illustrations are indecent and its editorial utterances are frequently un-Christian. |
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