MARIAN LIBRARY
UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON DAYTON 9, OHIO
OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR
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April 1954
SUMlER MARIOLOGY PROGRAM Father Juniper B. Carol, O.F.M., America's bremost Mariologist, will conduct a special Marian Year course in MariolOQY at St. Bone :enture University, St. Bonaventure, New York. The six weeks program is open to reli:qious and laity and offers graduate credit. ClCBSes open the first week of July. FOI' furtl.er information write: The Registrar, St. Bonaventure University, St. Bonaventure, New Vetrie.
The Marian Library presents a MARY WORK-B1JOK, consisting of outline-drawings of Madonnas, along with blank pages in a beautifu Uy covered 35 pcqe 8~ by 11 inch looseleaf book. Cost of the book is 25f each, and it is available NOW. It was printed to provide a project for younQer folk wherein they coulc gather MARIAN clippings, pictures and drawinQS as a MARIAN YEAR activity. H you ~e interested in these books, kindly 1 write us. There is no extra charge for mailing.
MARIAM LIBRARY Mr .DAL With the close of March 1954, all Marian books pti. Hshed the past 12 months originally written in English enter competition fOI' the second MARIAN LIBRARY MEDAL. First recipient was Bishop F. J. Sheen, for his wonderfu. book-The Worltfs First Love. Announcement of the second winner will be Dllde ;.rt the Marian Institute held at the University of Dayton, June 10, 11, 12, 1954.
CLUGNET COLLECTION MONTHLY TOTALS-October .......... S 816.00 November........ 1162.00 December........ 1850.00
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January.......... $3016.00 February....... 3911.00 March............. 4126.00 1954
CATHOLI~
LIBRARY WORLD
The May issue of the CATHOLIC LIBRARY WORLD will be guest-edited by the Marian Library staff and will feature' rticles on Marian literature. Father Luke R. Yeager, O.S.B., Cleveland, is the author of ar article on the three- volume Marlology being edited by Father Juniper Carol, O.F.M., Fa 1er Keith J. Egan, 0. Carm., Washington, has contributed a survey of Marian books as chosen by outstanding authors and scholars of the U.S. A study of Marian periodicals, t{ Brother John J. Drerup, S.M., Dayton, will also appear in the May issue.
MAR :AH REPRINTS INEFF ABILIS DEUS, the aposto ic letter of Pope Pius IX defining the dogma of the Immaculate Conception (1854), has just been published in a new translation as Mtlrl4• Re/)rla# #23. The translation from the original Latin has been made by Rev. Philip C. Hoelle, S.M., of the Religion Departm~nt of the University of Dayton. A new translation of AD DIEM II .LUM, written by Pope Pius X on the fiftieth ctnni· versary of the defining of the Imniaculate Conception (1904), will appear as Mtlrl4• Reprl• #25 in May. These two reprints, tooether w: '.h FULGENS CORONA, encyclical letter of Pope Pius XII proclaiming the Marian Yeo · in honor of the one hundredth anniversary (1953), (Mtlrla• Re{lri•l #20), provide the tel. cs of the three most important papal docwnents on the Immaculate Conception. Other Marian Year reprints still avail1 ble are: The l...,cllliJie COIICepliOil tlfltllhe Utdled Stales, by Ralph J. Ohlmann, O.F.M. (#21) The J...,cfllale COfiCeptW. afltl IlK' Apostohlle, by Philip C. Hoelle, S.M. (#22)
GRATEFUl ACKNOWLEDGMENT We qratefully acknowledge the r3ceipt of books and periodicale from: St. Francis Convent, Mishawaka, Indi rna Rev. T. M. Sullivan, O.M.I., Essex, N.Y. John J. Griffin, Somerville, Mass. Rev. Leo A. Uht, S.M., Honolulu, Hawaii St. John's University, Brooklyn, N.Y. Rev. Hugh K. Wolf, Vermillion, South )akota AcliOrJ N· 'UI, St. Louis, Missouri
Mcdonna
Week
May 1st to 9th, May Day to Mother's Day, is designated as Madonna Week for the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, and for r\any other places in the country. Marian projects, pilqrimages, devotions, activities c · all kinds will take place during these days of Madonna Week. The idea is gaining :reat momentum, thanks to the interest of many in the Marian Year.
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IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CONTEST Our national Immaculate Conception contest for collegians and seminarians closed on March 25, the feast of the Annunciation. The winners of the fifteen prizes will be announced in the May NEWSLETTER. More than 3000 copies of the contest quotations were distributed to interested persons in the United States and Canada. One contestant, a Maryknoll seminarian, included this coument with his entry: "Thank you very much for your interest in sponsoring the contest and in helpinc;r to huther devotion to Mary, God's Mother, Our Mother, and patron, of course, of our society." Our purpose in sponsaing the contest has been just this: to encowaoe a study of Mary's Immaculate Conception and an appreciation of this oreat privilege. The work involved in the contest will be repaid if this one purpose has been accomplished •
..MARIE"" In • E•gllah Edltlo• Quite a number of our readers have written ·us about their interest, and their pledc;re of cooperation toward an E119lish edition of MARIE. If we could oet 100 key-workers who would strive for 250 subscribers apiece, or 250 workers for 100 subscriptions apiece, then we would have enouoh to justify such an edition of the finest Marian Magazine in the wald. Several have aheady sent in subscription money, which at this moment is not expected. We would like to have a pledc;re, or promise from as many as possible, to advance this edition. especially for the Marian Year. Will you help us, please?
MARIANIST PILGRIMAGE UNDER PERSONAL SPIRITUAL DIRECTION OF Reverend
ANDREW L. SEEBOLD S.M., Ph.D. Presidem, University of Dayton
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SAIUNG JUNE 9, 1954 in the R.M.S. Queen Mary RECENT ADDITION IM BRAILLE DurinQ March we added another "language" to the Marian Library collection: Novena PrtJyetS Itt&,.,. of 0., llolber of Perf'elfllll Help in Braille. The book is available from Rev. Willimn F. Jenks, C.SS.R., 323 East 61st Street, New York 21, New York.
SELECTED LIST OF SOOICS ADDED TO THE MARIAH LIBRARY, MARCH 1954
AUTHOR Bauron, P. Bertaud, 11:. Blelnlpek, Aloreh.. Bournand, Franc:oie BrUiant, Mawlce Br,_ de Jeeua-Marie Dubole, Albert Ga._, Me ... Godud, Andre Guardini, Ronwno Guillaume. A. Hi..cher,/i B . Hoc'-, J. . lc.OIJ, Edmond · ,.ler, John J. Maee, G. Maee, G . Mpbeau,J.•an Rabner, ,.o Reecb, Peter A. Robert, Gaeton sa . . aue, .....r Simona, Marie Sockeel, A. ~elman, ltd. .. ntoa, Francie B. Van Den Berp
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THE MARIAN LIBRARY
U. S. I'OSTAGI!
UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON DAYTON 9, OHIO
Pamit No. 71
PAID DAYTON, OHIO
Archivist
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Dayton 10, Ohio
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