MARIAN LIBRARY ' UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON DAYTON 9, OHIO 1/fJ /r;·JJ ~~1 ! VOLUME XI-Number 5-6 F: :BRUARY -MARCH, 1956 t ,

LIBRARY RECEIVES ' OF FA, "IMA I MS. Rev. Thomas McGlynn, O.P., director of the Dominic< n Fatima Center, Dover, Mass., has recently placed the original manuscript oF his well-known work, VISION OF FATIMA, in the Marian library. We are grateful to Fr. McGlynn for the addition to our manuscript collection. VISIC.N OF FATIMA tells the story of the author, a priest-sculptor who went to Fortugal to make an au­ thentic statue of Our lady of Fatima. He had the ur; :que privilege of a ten­ day visit with lucy dos Santos, and during that time,. designed a new statue under her direction. Father McGlynn is leaving shortly for Portugal anc Italy to carve a large statue (from the "original model) which will be pl:~ced in the Basilica at Fatima.

NEW IMAGE BOOK!, On February 13, Doubleday released eight new 1: nage books, including two titles which won Marian library Medals in 19!;2 and 1953: Fulton J. Sheen's, THE WORLD'S FIRST LOVE (237p., 75¢) and LIGHT ON THE MOUN­ TAIN by John S. Kennedy (195p., 65¢). Other Marian titles now available in this series: OUF LADY OF FATIMA, by William Thomas Walsh (223p., 65¢), and BERNAD::: "TE AND LOURDES by Michel de -Pierre (266p., 75¢). If Doubleday is looking for future books on Our LJdy for the series, we would like to recommend MARY, THE MOTHER OF JESUS, by Franz Williams; THE REED OF GOD, by Caryll Houselander; I SING c,: A MAIDEN, by Sister M. Therese; VISION OF FATIMA, by Thomas Me( lynn; THE GRACE OF GUADALUPE, by Frances Parkinson Keyes; THE LEG )N OF MARY, by Ce­ cily Hallack; and MARY IN OUR LIFE, by William G. Aost.

The MARIAN LIBRARY NEWSLETTER is publish :d monthly except July, AugtMt, and September, by the Maria.n Library, Unh> "Tsity of Dayton, Dayton 9, Ohio. The NEWSI,ETTER will be sent free of charg · to anyone requesting it. MAIHOLOGY- Volume 3 The first volume of the three-volume being edited by Rev. J. B. Carol, O.F.M., and >ublished by Bruce, has been on the market just about a year. This volume ·overs the sources of Mariology. Students and libra­ rians may be interestt d in knowing the present progress of the other two volumes. Volume t\'•o, devoted entirely to Marian , will be published in the fall of 1956. ' Volume three, consic.:•ing public worship and devotion to Our Lady, is still in preparation. Th. scheduled topics and the authors have recently been announced by the ec .tor. Origin, Nature, and l·aefulneu of Marian Cult (John F. Murphy); Feasts in Honor of Our bdy (Rene H. Chabot, M.S.); Marian Prayers (Msgr. Anthony N. Fuerst); The (Msgr. Fuerst); Times of the Yeu Dedicated to Mary (Francis Costa, S.S.S.); 'Aarian (Christian P. Ceroke, 0. Carm.); Holy Slavery (James E. Me/ ',illan, S.M.M.); Filial Piety (Peter A. Resch, S.M.); The Immaculate Heart (Fr. -Murphy); Marian Orders and Congregations (Marion A. Habig, O.F.M.); Ma;ian Confraternities (Charles J. Corcoran, C.S.C.); Mar­ ian Sodalities (Richard L. Rooney, S.J.); Marian Associations (W. Keegan,CSC); The Legion of Mary (Roger M. Charest, S.M.M.); Marian Theological Societies. (Eric May, O.F.M. Cap.); Marian Centers, Libraries, Publications (William G. Most); Marian Congres 1es, (Eamon Carroll, 0. Carm.); Marian (Salva­ tore Bonano, C.M.F.); :ult of Our Lady in the U.S. (Edw.ard A. Ryan, S.J.); Our Lady in English Li ·arature (Harold C. Gardiner, S.J.); Our Lady in Music (John C. Selner, S.S.); :Jur Lady in Painting and Sculpture (Anthony Lauck, C.S.C.); Our Lady in P )testantism (Gustave Weigel, S.J.); and Our Lady and Non-Christians (Josepl L Shannon, O.S.A.).

FATHER' BERNARD LEFROIS, S.V.D., ELECTED Father Bernard J. LeFrois S.V.D., scripture professor at St. Mary's Seminary, 1 Techny, Illinois, has b£,en elected third president of the Mariological Society of America at the seventh annual convention of the organization in New York. Very Rev. Pete A. Resch, S.M., provincial of the St. Louis province of the Marianists, was ~lected vice-president. Rev. Armand Robichaud, S.M., Marist College and Ser1inary, Framingham Center, Mass., was elected treas­ urer. Rev. J. B. Carol, O.F./\ ., was re-elected secretary of the Society. Father LeFrois was als• • given the annual Mariological Award for his impor­ tant contribution to M riology, A Woman Clothed with the Sun. SELECTED LIST OF BOOKS ADDED TO MARIAN LIBRARY IN JANUARY 1956

AUSSTEllUNG MARIANISCHE WEllAFH­ Hengstenberg, Hans Eduard, DIE MARI­ RTEN IN OSTERREICH . Wien, Muse­ ENVEREHRUNG IM GEISTESKAMPF um fur Volkskunde, 1954. 61 p. UNSERER TAGE. Wurzburg, Echter Bernard, Rogatien, LE MYSTERE DE MA­ Verlag, 1948. 88p. RIE. 4.ed. Paris, Desclee, 1954. 344p Halter, Raymond, LA VIERGE MARIE DANS LA VIE ET l'OEUVRE DE PAUl Biber, Max, DAS GEHEIMNIS DER -PER CLAUDEl. Fribourg, Villa Saint Jean, lENKETEE. Wurzburg, Echter Verlag, 1955. 193p. (Duplicated copy) 1954. 168p. Hostachy, Victor, COMMENTAIRE DU Bouchaud, Madame Pierre de, MO- MESSAGE DE LA SALETTE. Greno­ SAIQUES DE NOTRE-DAME. Paris, ble, Ed. "les Alpes," 1947. 181p. librairie Blaizot, 1954. 31 p. lturri de Roncal, Basilio, HISTORIA DE Clement, Joseph H. M., LA REPRESENTA­ NUESTRA SENORA DE SANCHO A· TION DE LA MADONE A TRAVERS BARCA DE LOS REYNOS DE ARA­ lES AGES. Paris, librarie Bloud, GON. Pamplona, A. Berquete, 1729. 1909. 71 p. 370p. Coma Soley, V ., SANTA MARIA DE lorente, Francisco, HISTORIA PANEGY­ BlANES. Barcelona, Ed. Balmes, RICA DE LA APARICION Y MllAG­ 1941. 200p. ROS DE MARIA SMA. DEl TRE­ Daniei-Rops, Henry, l'EVANGILE DE LA MEDAl. Zaragoza, J. Fort, 1766. PIERRE. Paris, La Table Ronde, 1954 176p. 159p. Merkelbach, Benedict Henry, MARIOLO­ DeManaricua, Andres E., LA INMACULA­ GIA. ed. Pedro Arenillas. Bilbao, DA EN VIZCAYA. Bilbao, Descle6 Desclee de Brouwer, 1954. 592p. de Brouwer, 1954. 229p. Mitjans Llampallas, Guillermo, CANTO Y SILENCIO. Barcelona, Torrell de Feckes, Kaarl, SO FEIERT DICH DIE KIR­ Reus, 1953. l 05p. CHEE; Maria im Kranz ihrer Feste. Mulle de Ia Cerda, Gerardo, El TEMPLO Koldenkirchen, Steyler Verlagsbuch­ DEL PILAR. Zaragoza, M. Sola, 1872 handlung, 1954. 215p. 199p. Freitag, Anton, DICH PREISEN DIE VOl­ Palaeoto, Alphonso, STIGMATA SAC RAE KER. Kaldenkirchen, Steyler Ver­ SINDONI IMPRESSA SACERRIMAE lagsbuchhandlung, 1954. xvi, 422p. VIRGINIS DEIPARAE. Venetiis, Bar­ Fries, Albert, DIE UNTER DEM NAMEN etium Biblopolam, 1606. 294p. DES AlBERTUS MAGNUS UBER- Perez, Nazaario, LOS EJERCICIOS DE LIEFERTEN MARIOLOGISCHEN. IGNACIO CON LA VIRGEN NUES­ Munster, Westf., Aschendorff, 1954 TRA SENORA. Santander, Ed. "Sal 138p. Terrae," 1955. 352p. MARY AND THE CHURCH

The Winter 1956 number of Theology Digest carries a valuable annotated bib­ liography of 49 references on a topia of great interest to Mariologists: Mary and the Church. Compiled by Rev. Cyril Vollert, S.J., the list includes seven items in English. The French Mariological Soc­ iety devoted three years of study to the subject from 1951 to 1953.

THE ON STAMPS "' r. .r ~ 0 () ·r-4 Religious stamp collectors who have -J ::. .. u not been following the series of articles, -·, !.; .. ''The M•donn• on St•mps", by Rev. Al­ ... (") r'l r't r--f oysius Horn, appearing in The Age of f~ ) t •J r. M•ry (formerly Queen of the Minions), o,-j ~ 0 ~ . .. ..~ are missing a rich source of material on () .... ~. r l Our lady and stamps. We hope that Fr. c..t:: ;_ c·~ Horn will eventually publish the articles in book form. The Age of M•ry is pub­ lished by the Servile Fathers, 3121 West Jackson Blvd., Chicago 12, Illinois.

MARIANIST FEATURES HUME

An article by Paul Hume, music crit­ ic of the w.. hington Post, is featured in the March issue of The M•ri•nist. Mr. Hume examines the subject of Marian hymns in the light of the recent papal encyclical, S•cre Music•e Disciplin• (Dec. 29, 1955). His conclusions are interesting and outspoken.