The Catholic World, Vol. 01, April to September, 1865

Volume 1 — § 4.

Reading edition

Chapter navigation

165 reading sections

Go to chapter

Previous chapter ←Volume 1 — § 3.Next chapter →Volume 1 — From The St. James Magazine EXTINCT SPECIES

All chapters and sections (165)

Opening pages

Front matter

Sections

Volume 1 · Chapters

Volume 1 · Other sections

Translated from the Civiltà Cattolica. ON THE UNITY OF TYPE IN THE ANIMAL KINGDOM. I.II. THIS OPINION REFUTED BY PHILOSOPHICAL REASONS.III. IT IS REFUTED BY PHYSIOLOGICAL REASONS.From Blackwood's Magazine. DOMINE, QUO VADIS? [Footnote 6] BY P. S. WORSLEY.

Volume 1 · Chapters

1 2

Volume 1 · Other sections

Translated from Der Katholik. THE TWO SIDES OF CATHOLICISM. I.

Volume 1 · Chapters

Volume 1 · Other sections

From The Cornhill Magazine. MONSIEUR BABOU. I.

Volume 1 · Chapters

2 3

Volume 1 · Other sections

CARDINAL WISEMAN IN ROME.From All The Year Bound. THE NICK OF TIME.From the Dublin Review. RECENT DISCOVERIES IN THE CATACOMBS.MISCELLANY. SCIENCE.ART.BOOK NOTICES.From the Dublin Review. HEDWIGE, QUEEN OF POLAND.From The Lamp. MONKS AMONG THE MONGOLS.

Volume 1 · Chapters

3 4 5

Volume 1 · Other sections

Abridged from Le Correspondant. THE MARQUIS DE CHASTELLUX.From The Month. THE LEGEND OF LIMERICK BELLS. BY BESSIE RAYNER PARKES.From London Society. A PERILOUS JOURNEY. A TALE.From The Cornhill Magazine. THE WINDS.From The Month. EUGÉNIE AND MAURICE DE GUÉRIN.THE BUILDING OF MOURNE. A LEGEND OF THE BLACKWATER. BY ROBERT D. JOYCE.HANS EULER. FROM THE GERMAN OF J. G. SEIDL.From All the Year Round. THE MODERN GENIUS OF THE STREAMS.From Chambers's Journal. A LIE.From The Dublin Review. CHRISTIAN ART.From Chambers's Journal. POUCETTE.Translated from Der Katholik. DANTE'S DIVINA COMMEDIA.

Volume 1 · Chapters

1 2 3

Volume 1 · Other sections

MISCELLANY. SCIENCE.ART.NEW PUBLICATIONS.A LETTER TO THE REV. E. B. PUSEY, D.D. BY HENRY EDWARD MANNING, D.D.Translated from Le Correspondant. A RUSSIAN RELIGIOUS. BY PRINCE AUGUSTIN GALITZIN.From The Month. THE STOLEN SKETCH.

Volume 1 · Chapters

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Volume 1 · Other sections

From Once a Week. IMPERIAL AND ROYAL AUTHORS. BY S. BARING GOULD.From The Lamp. HISTORY OF A BLIND DEAF-MUTE. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF M. CARTON, HEAD OF THE INSTITUTE FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB AT BRUGES, BY CECILIA CADDELL.CONCLUSION.From Macmillan's Magazine. TWILIGHT IN THE NORTH. "UNTIL THE DAY BREAK, AND THE SHADOWS FLEE AWAY."From Chambers's Journal. A NIGHT IN A GLACIER.

Volume 1 · Chapters

6 7

Volume 1 · Other sections

From Temple Bar. FRENCH COCHIN CHINA.From The Dublin Review. CONSALVI'S MEMOIRS.From Once a Week. HYMN BY MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS.From The Lamp. MANY YEARS AGO AT UPFIELD.From The Month. A LOST CHAPTER OF CHURCH HISTORY RECOVERED. BY JAMES SPENCER NORTHCOTE, D.D.MISCELLANY. ART.NEW PUBLICATIONS.THE TRUTH OF SUPPOSED LEGENDS AND FABLES. BY H. E. CARDINAL WISEMAN. [Footnote 79 ]From The Month. MADAME SWETCHINE AND HER SALON.From The Dublin Review. RECENT IRISH POETRY.

Volume 1 · Chapters

Volume 1 · Other sections

From The Cornhill Magazine. MODERN FALCONRY.

Volume 1 · Chapters

1 2 3 4 5 6

Volume 1 · Other sections

Translated from Etudes Religieusea, Historiques, et Littéraires, par des Pères de la Compagnie de Jesus. A CITY OF WOMEN. THE ANCIENT BEGUINAGE OF GHENT. BY THE REV. A. NAMPON, S.J.From The Month. THE DREAM OF GERONTIUS. BY JOHN HENRY NEWMAN, D.D. § 1. GERONTIUS.§ 2.§ 3.§ 4.From The St. James Magazine EXTINCT SPECIES From Chambers's Journal. A DINNER BY MISTAKE.From All the Year Round. NOAH'S ARKS.WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE. BY CARDINAL WISEMAN.

Volume 1 · Chapters

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Volume 1 · Other sections

MISCELLANY. ART.NEW PUBLICATIONS.BOOKS RECEIVED.Translated from Études Religieuses, Historiques, et Littéraires, par des Pères de la Compagnie de Jésus. DRAMATIC MYSTERIES OF THE FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH CENTURIES. BY A. CAHOUR, S. J.Translated and Abridged from the Civiltà Cattolica. ANTONIO CANOVA.

Volume 1 · Chapters

9 10

Volume 1 · Other sections

From The Fortnightly Review. THE HEART AND THE BRAIN. BY GEORGE HENRY LEWES.From The Month. THE DREAM OF GERONTIUS. BY JOHN HENRY NEWMAN, D.D. [Concluded.] §4.§ 5.§ 6.§ 7.From The Edinburgh Review. (Abridged.) THE CHURCH AND MOSQUE OF ST. SOPHIA.

Volume 1 · Chapters

7 8 9

Volume 1 · Other sections

From Once a Week. SAINT DOROTHEA.Translated from Der Katholik. THE TWO SIDES OF CATHOLICISM. [Second Article.] I. THE PROBLEM.II. THE KINGDOM OF GOD ON EARTH.III. THE BODY OF CHRIST.From Once a Week. THE CATHEDRAL LIBRARY.From The Month. CATHOLIC PHILOSOPHY IN THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY Translated from the Revue du Monde Catholique. WHAT CAME OF A PRAYER.From The London Review. CATHOLIC PROGRESS IN LONDON.From Chambers's Journal. A VANISHING RACE.MISCELLANY. SCIENCE.NEW PUBLICATIONS.From The Dublin Review. THE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS OF ALEXANDRIA.—ORIGEN.From The Fortnightly Review. MARTIN'S PUZZLE.Translated from Der Katholik. THE TWO SIDES OF CATHOLICISM. [Third and concluding Article.]From The Month. SONNET. UNSPIRITUAL CIVILIZATION.

Volume 1 · Chapters

11 12

Volume 1 · Other sections

From Chambers's Journal. TERRENE PHOSPHORESCENCE.From The Month. CIVILIZATION IN THE FIFTH CENTURY.From Chambers's Journal. THE BELLS OF AVIGNON.

Volume 1 · Chapters

10 11 12

Volume 1 · Other sections

From The Book of Days. YOUNG'S NARCISSA.From The Dublin Review. MADAME DE MAINTENON.From The Dublin Review. MADAME DE MAINTENON. (continued 2)From All The Year Round. A DUBLIN MAY MORNING.From Chambers's Journal. SPEECH.From The Lamp. A VISIT TO THE GRANDE CHARTREUSE.From The Reader. DEATH BY LIGHTNING.From The Dublin University Magazine LONDON.THE STRAND.PUBLISHING IN THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY.BEN JONSON AND LINCOLN'S INN.Translated from Etudes Religieuses, Historiques, et Littéraires, par des Pères de la Compagnie de Jésus. THE ORIGIN AND MUTABILITY OF SPECIES.From The Victoria Magazine. WISDOM BY EXPERIENCE.From The Month. LABORERS GONE TO THEIR REWARD.MISCELLANY.NEW PUBLICATIONS.

SOUL. But hark! upon my sense Comes a fierce hubbub, which would make me fear, Could I be frighted.

(TO BE CONTINUED.)

{526}

← § 3.From The St. James Magazine EXTINCT SPECIES →