The PRESERVATION - THE FAIR T H E F A I T H - FOR NOVE MBER, 1943

Sep 29, 2026

A 1943 issue of The Preservation presents a set of Catholic-themed writings exploring faith, hope, divine providence, and the spiritual formation of children. Contributors discuss the Church’s mission and authority in relation to the Bible, the need to understand modern efforts to renew Christ, and responses to the presence and power of evil. The publication frames doctrine as timeless truth while urging prayerful reflection on personal and communal soul conditions.

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The Preservation Press presents

For November, 1943

Contributors and editorial information

Catholic reflections and quotations

TWO ARGENTINES MEET TWO AMERICANS.........Harold HastingsA concrete study of the difficulties of our 'Good Neighbor’policy ..............H.C.McGinnis MAN-MADE MESSIAH. A vast majority of mankind refuses to admit the existence of anything which exceedshuman capabilities. EVIL AND GOD'S PROVIDENCE....Thomas A.JudgeWhere evil is enthroned peace flies the land. Stanley B.James A CHURCH IN THE MAKING. Before the second coming of Christ there is sill much to be done. ........Ella F.Lynch JUVENILE DELINQUENCY........... Character-making is not schooling but pre-schooling. CHURCH AUTHORITY AND THE BIBLE.................5....Leslie E.Dunkin The Catholic Church follows the Bible in beliefs and practices more closely than theother Church groups. Here is an intensely Catholic book inviting all men to sanctity.To foss it aside with ashrug,with a“not meant for me”,would be the mark of a little man plunged in medioc-rity.To attempt to grasp its message and apply it to the daily grind,in the pulpit,inthe shop,in the fice,at home,on the sre,will b to start on the rod o sainthoodand the way to heaven. THIS WAY TO HEAVENby Paul Hanly Furfey What the critics say: "A challenge to theGoesmodern world.” -Dominicana"Militant and intenselyCatholic." —The Missionary"A new adventure in"A message that carriesreading."eloquently to the mul-Catholic Book Clubtitudes of the market $2.00 place.”"Should be put in the-Social Forumhands of the young."一The Magnifica "A pleasure as well asan inspiration." —The Sign。 ."Snobs will not like thisbook.Nor lazy bones.”Paulist CalendarThe Preservation PressSilver Spring,Maryland # The PRESERVATIONF T H E F A I TPresents FOR NOVE MBER,1943 HAROLD HASTINGS, spent eleven years in Argentina as a civil engineer.At present he is Vice-Consul to theNetherlands and writes from Savannah,Georgia. H.C.McGINNIS, of Midway,Pa.,writes in a letter accompanying his article,“perhaps I preached a littletoo much,but these current efforts to modernize Christ arouse my Irish.”We think itshould. THOMAS A.JUDGE, the founder of the Missionary Servants of the Most Holy Trinity,wrote this treatiseon the seventh petition of the Lord's prayer in 1928.We have great need to understandit today. STANLEY B.JAMES, of London who is a frequent contributor to magazines in this country. ETHEL BARNETT de VITO,of Norwood,Mass.,continues to spread her talents through many periodicals. ELLA F.LYNCH, has for years been a leading crusader for training of the child in the home. LESLIE E.DUNKIN, of South Bend,Indiana,is a convert minister and contributor to many current pe-riodicals. Published every two months by the Missionary Servants of the Most Holy Trinity,at Holy Trinity,Alabama.Cumpermissu supericrum.Subscription $1.00 a year in advance.Twenty cents a copy.Entered as second-class matter atpost office at Holy Trinity,Alabama,May 1,1928,under the act of March 1,1879.Volume 16,Number 5.Editorial Offlce at Holy Trlnity Heights,Silver Spring Maryland.EDITOR,Joachim V.Benson,M.S.SS.T.BusinessManager,Athanasius E.Gocde,M.S.SS.T. Manuscripts and ed:torial mater ghould ke addressed to the editor.A eelí-addressed and stamped envelcpe shouldaccompany all manuscripts.All other communicatlons should be sent to the business manager at the editorial office.ENTIRE CONTENTS COPYRIGHTED. COPYRIGHT 1943 by The Preservation Pres,Silver Spring,Maryland. "What matter the tempest outside when God is ruling sweetly and be-nignly inside.We just think of the Ark,and of the Cenacle that first HolyThursday night.” “This virtue(faith)flourished not so much on the top of Mt.Tabor as inthe Garden of Gethsemani,and at the foot of the pillar of flagellation andthe cross of Calvary.” "Divine Providence will not permit us to be very wrong or to make mis-takes except that which will revert to His honor and glory and serve ourown cause better.Think of the faith of Saint Joseph.Saint Joseph hadde

FAQs

What is the focus of this November 1943 issue?

It centers on Catholic teaching and spiritual reflection, emphasizing faith, hope, divine providence, and prayerful responsiveness to the Church’s needs.

How does the issue address the problem of evil?

It highlights the prevalence and virulence of evil and calls for united prayer for the Church in the face of spiritual opposition.

What balance does the issue suggest between tradition and progress?

It notes the Church’s long-standing conservatism while arguing that the early Church’s approach also included a consciousness of future things to come.

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