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100The St. Ansgar’s BulletinYEARS CD Archives 1910 – 2010 Index by title This index is sorted by title for each article, with its corresponding year of publication. Complete text can be found within the annual Bulletins, located on the St. Ansgar’s Archive CD. Bulletins are arranged by year, and each article within is bookmarked by title, matching this index. Index by Title page 1 of 81 ## 1) Iceland, Made by Fire 1965 Dwight, John T. (Editor) 1) In Sweden 1965 1) Report on Denmark 1962 Dwight, John T. (Editor) 100 Years 2010 100 Years of Norwegian Christianity 1996 1834/'36 - Sacra Paenitentiaria Apostolica (Sacred Apostolic 1936 Penitentiary Office of Indulgence) 1924 -- Fr. Per Waago O.M.I. -- 1990 1991 Bradley, Michael OMI 1958 Catholic Interest Vacation Tour of Scandinavia, The 1957 1958 Picnic At Vikingsborg 1958 Bailey, Elizabeth C. 1959 - Assumptionist Pilgrimage to Scandinavia --- July 18- 1958 Aug. 24 1988 Pilgrimage to Scandinavia, The 1987 & 1988 Halborg, John E. (Father) 1988 St. Ansgar's League's Pilgrimage Tour, The 1989 1996: Five Hundredth Anniversary of Canute Lavard 1997 1st Danish Oblate Father 1964 1st Scandinavian Beatified Since Reformation 1989 Erlandson, Greg 2) Ecumenical Vespers in Hamburg 1965 2) Luleå Serves Three Provinces 1965 Dwight, John T. (Editor) 2) Report on Sweden (Continued from page 7) 1962 Dwight, John T. (Editor) 25th Anniversary of Brigittines in U.S.A. 1982 Whealon, John F. (Most Rev.) 3) Report on Norway (Continued from page 13) 1962 Dwight, John T. (Editor) 3) Snow Peaks of North Norway 1965 Dwight, John T. (Editor) 30 Years a Bishop in Finland 1964 Brady, Anna 4) Finland is Farthest East 1965 Dwight, John T. (Editor) 50 Years of Pilgrimages to the Island of St. Henry in 2006 Köyliö 500 Miles Beyond the Arctic Circle 1972 700 Young Catholics Celebrate in Vadstena 1984 Ulla-Mia, Eklund 75 Years for the Cathedral 2006 75th Anniversary -- St. Ansgar's League -- April 19, 1986 1986 Whealon, John F. (Most Rev.) D.D. S.T.L. S.S.L. 800 Year Jubilee in Norway 1953 Reddington, Gail A Abbé Georg Joseph Vogler 2004 Abbess Elizabeth of the Brigittines 1951 Butler, Salvator S.A. About Finnish Folklore 1953 Vornanen, Rauni About Greenland 1986 About Norwegian "Stave" Churches 1984 About the 15 "O"s, The Brigittines and Syon Abbey 1984 Rogers, Nicholas About the State-Church Crisis, "Kristen Enhet", and Our 1979 Dwight, John T. (Editor) Ecumenism in Sweden Above the Arctic Circle Again -- North Norway 1968 Dwight, John T. (Editor) Academicum Catholicum - 100 Years 1997 Olden-Jørgensen, Sebastian Academicum Catholicum 70 Years 2007 Tervaportti, Marko Indents indicate Bulletin sub-articles St. Ansgar's Bulletin, 1910 - 2010 Index by Title page 2 of 81 Acknowledgment of the Greetings Sent by St. Ansgar's League 1939 Lauritzen, Father A. to the New Bishop of Denmark Benedictine Monk Activities -- 1957-1958 -- Worcester Unit 1958 Activities of Our Minneapolis-St. Paul Unit 1968 Petersen, Fred P. Additional Book Reviews 1998 Address - On the Occasion of the Episcopal Consecration of 1948 Cicognani, Amleto Giovanni the Most Rev. Ansgar Knute Nelson, O.S.B. as Titular Bishop of (Most Rev.) D.D. Birta and Coadjutor to the Vicar Apostolic of Sweden Providence, R. R. -- September 8, 1947 Address of Welcome of Madame Undset 2010 Rambusch, Viggo F. E. (President) Address of Welcome to Madame Undset 1940 Rambusch, Viggo F. E. Address on the Occasion of the Consecration of Bishop 1944 Thors, Thor Gunnarsson - July 8, 1943 Addresses of Scandinavian Catholic Works Needing Help 1964 Agnus Dei' by Vaughn Francis Meisling 1932 Meisling, Vaughan Francis Agropos the Viking Exhibition 1980 Rambusch, Viggo F. E. (President) Agropos the Viking Exhibition (Continued from page 17) 1980 Rambusch, Viggo F. E. (President) Ahvenanmaa/Åland - The Real Diaspora 2003 Toivonen, Nils-Åke Akaki and Valamo 1977 Morris, Helen Mary Ålesund -- Fjord-City of Islands and Hills 1966 Dwight, John T. (Editor) Alice Nyeboe Root 1952 All of Greenland is His Parish 1960 All of Greenland is His Parish (Continued from page 5) 1960 Almost the Only Catholic 1984 Lindqvist, Barbro Almost the Only Catholic (Continued from page 24) 1984 Lindqvist, Barbro Alone in Her Faith - Strong in Her Faith - Josephina, Queen of 1997 Lindqvist, Barbro Sweden and Norway, 1807-1876 Alpine ski trip 2004 Bang, Henrik Amendment to the Constitution of St. Ansgar's Scandinavian 1936 Catholic League American Abbey Founds Scandinavia's First Benedictine 1963 Stock, Augustine (Very Rev. Monastery Since Reformation Dom.) O.S.B. American Bishop of Sweden Dies 1976 Dwight, John T. (Editor) American Clergy in Scandinavia Deserve American Help 1963 Dwight, John T. (Editor) American Oblate Developments in Greenland 1962 American Oblate Fathers Now Responsible for All North 1966 Dwight, John T. (Editor) Sweden American Oblate Fathers Up-to-date in Jutland -- Despite 1967 Hjorth, Ib (Father) O.M.I. Falling Roof! American Oblates Explore North Sweden, The 1963 American Oblates for Northern Sweden 1962 Wittenbrink, B. L. (Rev.) O.M.I. American Oblates: The New Chapel 1961 Taylor, John E. (Rev.) O.M.I. American Trappestines to Trondheim 1999 Americans Don't Forget 1958 Anderson, Floyd Indents indicate Bulletin sub-articles St. Ansgar's Bulletin, 1910 - 2010 Index by Title page 3 of 81 America's New Editor 1945 An all too Infrequent Guest -- Bishop Martensen in Greenland 1969 Lynge, Finn (Fr.) O.M.I. An American Consecrated for Sweden 1962 Wittenbrink, B. L. (Rev.) O.M.I. An American Hermit in Norway 1968 An American Priest on the Faroe Islands 1973 Kons, Alex (Father) O.M.I. An American Priest's Venture into Stockholm's Suburbs 1963 Dwight, John T. (Editor) An Appeal for Catholic Books 1949 d'Auchamp, Maria Louise An Appeal to the Bishops of the United States 1938 An Appeal to the Bishops of the United States 1939 An Appreciation 2008 An Appreciation of Johannes Jorgensen 2004 Rambusch, Viggo An Appreciation of Johannes Jorgensen 2010 Rambusch, Viggo Bech Ansgar An Appreciation of St. Ansgar's Scandinavian Catholic League - 2010 Kozon, Czeslaw (Bp.) 1910-2010 An Assortment of Swedish Catholic News - from "Katolsk 1987 & 1988 Halborg, John E. Kyrkotidning" An Assortment of Swedish Catholic News - from 1989 Halborg, John E. (Rev.) "Katolskkyrkotidning" An Assortment of Swedish Catholic News (From "Katolsk 1986 Halborg, John E. Kyrkotidning") An Assortment of Swedish News 1990 Halborg, John E. (Rev.) An Assortment of Swedish News - from "Katolsk Kyrkotidning" 1991 Halborg, John E. (Rev.) An Ecumenical "Happening" in Iceland 1967 Miriam (Sister) O.C.D. An Ecumenical Celebration of St. Francis in Finland's Aland 1980 Islands An Ecumenical Milestone Above the Arctic Circle 1982 Goebel, Gerhard (Bp.) An Ecumenical Pilgrimage 1972 An Ecumenical Service on St. Ansgar's Day 1969 1969 Gregertsen, Edna An Extra Role for St. Francis' Aid in Oslo 1980 Forland E., Hammersam, E., Klausen L. An Inspiration from Norway 1969 Kulbach, A. (Rev.) S.S. C.C. An Interview with a Council Observer - Denmark's Dr. K.E. 1964 Brady, Anna Skydsgaard An Interview with Sister Christina at Santa Birgitta Convent 2007 Rambusch, Erik An Invincible Love of Neighbor - 30 Years of "St. Francis' Aid" 1987 & 1988 Ruyter, Knut W. O.F.M An October Day in Rome on the Feast Day of St. Bridget of 1915 Sandin, Carl Laurentius Sweden An Old Church Tradition Brought to Finland 2005 An Order Founded by Scandinavians 1968 An Ordination in Ireland 1992 Blom, Ninnie Ancient Gotland Becomes a New Catholic Parish 1980 Ancient Pageantry First Since the Reformation 1963 Ronning, Age Indents indicate Bulletin sub-articles St. Ansgar's Bulletin, 1910 - 2010 Index by Title page 4 of 81 Anniversary of Invasion of Denmark and Norway Observed in 1945 Sweden Annual Christmas Party, The 1937 Annual Euchre and Reception, February 10, 1916 1916 Annual Report from the Apostolic Vicariate for Sweden 1953 Annual Report from the Apostolic Vicariate for Sweden, 1953 1954 Annual Report from Unit at Fargo, N. Dak. 1948 Gregerson, Florence E. Annual Report of Alexandria, S. Dak. Unit 1951 Liesch, Walter F. (Rev.) Annual Report of Fargo, North Dakota, Unit 1949 Hendrickson, Thomas S. Ph.D. Annual Report of Fargo, North Dakota, Unit 1950 Gregerson, Florence E. Annual Report of St. Ansgar's Scandinavian Catholic League of 1945 Petterson, Johanna (Mrs.) New York for the Year 1944 Annual Report of St. Ansgar's Scandinavian Catholic League of 1946 Petterson, Johanna New York for the Year 1945 Annual Report of the Fargo Unit of St. Ansgar's Scandinavian 1940 League, November, 1940 Annual Report of Vermillion, S. Dak. Unit 1951 Wolf, Hugh K. (Rev.) Another Advance in Central Norway 1966 Dwight, John T. (Editor) Another Nun from St. Ansgar's 1915 Ansgar (Leif) Kristensen 1993 Martin (Fr.) Ansgar in Scandinavia 1995 Apostolic Administrator for Middle Norway 1989 Apostolic Beginnings on Sweden's Island of Gotland 1970 Apostolic of Middle Norway -- Report for 1948-49, The 1949 Loftsson, Hakon (Rev.) Apostolic of South Norway -- Report for 1948, The 1949 Knudsen, Ivar Hansteen (Rev.) D.D. Apostolic Prefecture of Central Norway -- Report 1951 1952 Mangers, Jac. (Most Rev.) (Continued from page 14, column 2), The S.M. and Knudsen, Ivar Hansteen (Rev.) D.D. Apostolic Prefecture of Central Norway -- Report 1951, The 1952 Deutsch, Antonius (Most Rev.) SS. C.C. Apostolic Prefecture of Central Norway, The 1951 Deutsch, Antonius (Most Rev.) SS. C.C. Apostolic Prefecture of Middle Norway -- Report for 1947, The 1948 Hunen, S. (Rev.) SS.CC. Apostolic Prefecture of Middle Norway, The 1950 Deutsch, Antonius J. (Prefect) S.S. C.C. Apostolic Prefecture of North Norway -- Report for 1947, The 1948 Huijbregts, W. (Rev.) M.S.F. Apostolic Prefecture of North Norway, The 1947 Huijbregts, W.
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