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Twenty-fve cents per copy  \nIncluded in C.A.A. Membership  \nVoL.II  \nSAINT MARY-OF-THE-WooDs, INDIANA, SUMMER,1939  \nNo.3  \nPublished with Ecclesiastical Approbation  \nCONTENTS  \nPage  \nConvention Program ……………  \n………………………………2  \nC.A.A News ……………………  \n………………………………………3  \nCatholicism, Life and Art…………………………  \n……JayMulchay..  \n……………………………6  \nThe Man from Texas Sees a Parade.....Brother Hilarion…………………………………11  \nThe Christian Theory of Art, III........Sister Esther…………………………………………15  \nThe Need of Good Lettering...........Peter Adler……………………………………………21  \nLetter to Marcus………………………………………………Theodorus...................23  \n………………………………………TheDevil'sAdvocate...........26  \nD.A.versus C.A.A……  \nThe Art School or the Apprentice System?  \nC. Newport……………………………………………32  \nUseful Quotations ……………  \n………………………………37  \n.···  \nPag  \n# THIRD ANNUAL C.A.A.CONVENTION\n\nTENTATIVE PROGRAM  \nTime:Saturday,October 21,1939.  \nPlace:College of St.Catherine,St.Paul,Minnesota.  \nHeadquarters:Jeanne D'Arc Auditorium.  \nExhibits:The Little Theatre,Whitby Hall  \nSaturday,October 21  \n9:00-10:00 RegistrationOpportunity to visit exhibits  \nSession I—Chairman,Sister Antonine,Dean of the College of St.CatherinePlace:Jeanne D'Arc Auditorium  \nTheme:Trends in Contemporary Catholic ArtTime:10:30-12:40  \n10:40-11:00 Opening Address  \n11:00-11:15 Welcome Address—Mother Eucharista  \n11:15-11:30 Response—Sister Esther  \n11:30-12:30 Personalism and the Industrial Counter-revolution—Adé de Bethune,StaffArtist of The Catholic Worker,New York  \n12:40-1:30 Luncheon,College Dining Room  \nSession II—Open Forum,conducted by Adé de BethunePlace:Jeanne D'Arc AuditoriumTime:2:00-2:45  \nPanel:Sister Felix,Sister Augusta,Miss Catherine Murphy,Rev.JohnBednar,C.S.C.,Frank Ludewig  \n3:00-4:00 Demonstration—Making a Chalice,Graham Carey,artist,Cambridge,Mass.  \n4:00-5:30 Informal conferences with committee heads and speakers  \nEvening—7:00-9:30 Adé de Bethune at work,informal conferences,exhibits,specialcriticism  \nSunday,October 22  \n9:00-10:00 High Mass:Officiant,Rev.Lawrence Ryan,Combined Choral Clubs ofColleges of St.Catherine and of St.Thomas  \nSession III—Chairman:Sister Carmelyn,B.V.M.  \nTheme:Art and Catholic Action  \nPlace:Jeanne D'Arc Auditorium  \nTime:10:20-12:00  \n10:20-11:20 Suggestions for Catholics in the Field of Art,Mr.Edmund Kopietz,Direc-tor of the Minneapolis School of Art,Minneapolis,Minnesota  \n11:2","cbCaihttBFoloqoV","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihttBFoloqoV","pdf",2695999,48,"English","# THIRD ANNUAL C.A.A. 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