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Soviet Russia Revisited

Violet Conolly’s “On Revisiting Soviet Russia” (1937) contrasts Soviet industrial and educational progress with censorship, inequality, political repression, and restrictions on personal and religious freedom.

Caravaggio and Early Modern Catholicism

Pamela M. Jones’s “The Age of Caravaggio: Early Modern Catholicism” (1997) explores Caravaggio and Baroque art within the religious, cultural, and artistic context of early modern Catholicism.

Votes for Youth

Arthur E. Clery’s “Votes for Youth” (1915) argues that young people deserve the vote, presenting political representation as a means of protecting youth from exploitation, poor education, violence, and social neglect.

The Greeks and Painted Sculpture

D.J. Finn’s “The Greeks and Painted Sculpture” (1913) challenges the enduring myth of pristine white Greek marble, revealing how colour was integral to Greek sculpture and its artistic ideals.

A retrospective on Rerum Novarum

Henry Somerville’s “The ‘Rerum Novarum’ After Forty Years” (1931) reflects on the encyclical’s lasting influence on Catholic social teaching, labour rights, wages, and economic reform.

Patrick Lynch on the Irish Economic Prospect

Patrick Lynch’s article (1955) examines Ireland’s economic challenges, highlighting agricultural dependence, emigration, limited industrial growth, tourism, and the need for greater investment and state-supported development.

Catholic education and ‘Christian responsibility’

Joseph Veale’s 1964 article critiques Catholic education for fostering passive, fear-driven faith, calling instead for mature Christianity rooted in freedom, personal commitment, and responsibility.

Soviet Russia Revisited

Caravaggio and Early Modern Catholicism

Votes for Youth

The Greeks and Painted Sculpture

A retrospective on Rerum Novarum

Patrick Lynch on the Irish Economic Prospect

Catholic education and ‘Christian responsibility’

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