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Index by Author.Pdf 100The St. Ansgar’s BulletinYEARS CD Archives 1910 – 2010 Index by author This index is sorted by author 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 Author page 1 of 76 A Aberg, Alf Lay Self-Government in Sweden's Medieval Church 1969 Amann, Alexander and Lindner, Saint Ansgar's Scandinavian Catholic League of New York - 1910-1955 Gustav V. Summarized Account of its Activities - February, 1910, to February, 1913 Aminoff, M Revival of Pilgrimages to Kjulo, The 1982 Aminoff, Märta Catholic Churches in Wiborg, The 2000 Aminoff, Märta Finnish Catholic Bishops 2002 Aminoff, Märta Fr. Wilfrid von Christierson 1998 Anderberg, M. Eric (Bro.) F.M.S. Our Northern Diaspora 1965 Andersen, Henry J. (Rev.) S.J. Our Paul Now "The Reverend Paul Xavier d'Auchamp" 1952 Andersen, Henry J. S.J. First of the Second Generation to be Ordained, The 1931 Andersen, Henry J. S.J. Twenty-Five Years 1935 Andersen, Henry J. S.J. Twenty-Five Years (Continued from page 1) 1935 Anderson, Floyd Americans Don't Forget 1958 Anderson, Frank Converts by Mail in Denmark 1958 Anderson, Henry J. S.J. Our Holy Father's Gift to St. Ansgar's 1936 Anderson, Henry J. S.J. Solemn Celebration of the Feast of St. Ansgar 1939 Anderson, M. Kevin OCSO Out of the Scandinavian Mailbag 1957 Andresen, Mette (Sr.) O.P. Youth and Religious Education 1974 Anemone Saint Birgitta's Legacy 2002 Ansgar, M. (Sister) Dominican Sisters in North Norway, The 1960 Ansgar, M. (Sister) O.P. Tidings of Bodo (North Norway) 1961 Ansgar, M. (Sister) O.P. Tidings of Bodo (North Norway) (Continued from page 17) 1961 Ansgar, M. (Sr.) O.P. English Dominican Nuns in N. Norway: 25 Years, The 1978 Ansgar, M. (Sr.) O.P. From Bodø's Dominican Sisters 1972 Antonia, M. Tyra (Prioress) OSB Benedictine Nuns in Ostra Sonnaslov, Sweden, to Build a 1991 Convent, The Appel, George E. (Rev.) On Pilgrimage to Scandinavia 1980 Arborelius, Anders (Bp.) Some Insights into Northern Spirituality - An address given by 2004 Bishop of Stockholm Anders Arborelius OCD Arborelius, Anders (Bp.) OCD Bishop's Report 2007 Arborelius, Anders (Bp.) OCD Bishop's Report 2008 Arborelius, Anders (Bp.) OCD Letter from Stockholm 2010 Arborelius, Anders (Bp.) OCD News from Sweden 2003 Arborelius, Anders (Bp.) OCD Report from the Bishop In Laudem Gloriae, A 2000 Arborelius, Anders (Bp.) OCD Report from the Bishop, A 2002 Assarsson, Berndt David (Rev.) Retrospective History of the Mission in Sweden from "L'Eglise 1926 Catholique en Suede" Assarsson, Berndt David (Rev.) Retrospective History of the Mission in Sweden from 'L'Eglise 1927 Catholique en Suede" (Continued from Bulletin No. 25.) Åstrand, Hans Joseph Martin Kraus 2008 B Bailey, Elizabeth C. 1958 Picnic At Vikingsborg 1958 Bailey, Elizabeth C. New York Unit 1959-1960 Report 1960 Bailey, Elizabeth C. Picnic at Vikingsborg 1957 Indents indicate Bulletin sub-articles St. Ansgar's Bulletin, 1910 - 2010 Index by Author page 2 of 76 Ballen, Knud Vicariate Apostolic of Denmark (Continued from page 5, 1946 column 1), The Ballen, Knud Vicariate Apostolic of Denmark 1939-1946, The 1946 Ballin, Knud Diocese of Copenhagen -- 1963, The 1964 Ballin, Knud (Msgr.) Catholic "Caritas-Denmark" Has Its Ecumenical Allies 1972 Ballin, Knud (Rev.) Catholic Scouts in Denmark 1951 Bang, Henrik Alpine ski trip 2004 Battilana, Olavi Remembering Alessio Battilana 1930-2001 2003 Beatty, Vincent F. (Rev.) S.J. Faeroe Islands, The 1955 Berentgen, Hanne Ecumenical Charity at Vadstena 1990 Berentzen, Hanne-Maria (Sr.) Cistercians Back to Tautra - A New American 2000 OCSO Foundation on an Old Monastic Island in Norway Berentzen, Hanne-Maria (Sr.) Laying of a Cornerstone for Norwegian Monastery 2004 OCSO Berghaus, Beverly A. World's Northernmost Catholic Church Set Deep Within Arctic 1957 Circle Bergwitz, H. Kielland Bishop from Norway Visits U.S.A. 1956 Bergwitz, H. Kielland Diocese of Oslo, Norway, The 1960 Bergwitz, H. Kielland Norway -- The Religious Background 1956 Bergwitz, H. Kielland (Rev.) Norwegian Priest in America, A 1950 Bergwitz, H. Kielland (Rev.) Short News Items from the Norwegian Mission 1938 Bergwitz, Haakon Kielland (Rev.) News from Norway 1939 Berry, Francis Greenlanders Fate?, The 1964 Beskow, Per Message of the Runestones, The 1999 Birgitta (Sr.) St. Elizabeth Sisters' Centenary in Norway (Continued from 1980 page 12), The Birgitta (Sr.) St. Elizabeth Sisters' Centenary in Norway, The 1980 Birgitta, S. Art of Brewing Beer, The 1992 Birgitta, S. Church as Fortress, The 1992 Birgitta, S. God as a Washer Woman 1992 Birgitta, S. Ostentatious Butterfly of a Bishop, The 1992 Blied, B.J. (Rev.) Ph.D. How Sweden Lost the Faith 1960 Blied, B.J. (Rev.) Ph.D. How Sweden Lost the Faith 2010 Blied, B.J. (Rev.) Ph.D. How Sweden Lost the Faith (Continued from page 24) 1960 Blom, Ninnie An Ordination in Ireland 1992 Bodner, John Jr. League Unit Being Formed in Washington, D.C. 1962 Bonduelle, André (Rev.) O.P. Religious Situation in Finland, The 1956 Book, G. (Rev.) News from Iceland 1957 Boots, G. S.M.M. Work of the Montfortian Fathers in Iceland During the Last 1929 Twenty-Five Years, The Boots, Gerhardt (Rev.) Apostolic Vicariate of Iceland, The 1958 Bouchelle, Elizabeth T. (Dr.) St. Joseph's Altar Guild, Baltimore, Md. 1946 Bowman, Isaiah (Dr.) Baltimore, October 25th 1940 Brackett, Richard M. Niels Stensen (1638 - 1686) - (Continued from page 9, 1954 column 2) Brackett, Richard M. Niels Stensen (1638 - 1686) - Danish Scientist and Convert- 1954 Bishop Brackett, Richard M. Niels Stensen: Bishop and Scientist 1956 Brackett, Richard M. Norway: Jesuits Still Not Tolerated 1954 Bradley, Michael OMI 1924 -- Fr. Per Waago O.M.I. -- 1990 1991 Indents indicate Bulletin sub-articles St. Ansgar's Bulletin, 1910 - 2010 Index by Author page 3 of 76 Brady, Anna 30 Years a Bishop in Finland 1964 Brady, Anna An Interview with a Council Observer - Denmark's Dr. K.E. 1964 Skydsgaard Brady, Anna Ecumenism -- Alive In Scandinavia 1964 Brady, Charles A. Ph.D. Sigrid Undset 1949 Brandenberg, Hubertus (Bp.) Future Hopes in the Diocese of Stockholm, Sweden 1984 Brandenburg, Hubertus (Bp.) Bishop's Report for Stockholm 1996 Brandenburg, Hubertus (Bp.) Catholic Church in Sweden, 1983, The 1983 Brandenburg, Hubertus (Bp.) Diocese of Stockholm -- 1980, The 1980 Brandenburg, Hubertus (Bp.) Diocese of Stockholm Before the Papal Visit, The 1989 Brandenburg, Hubertus (Bp.) Everyday Life in the Catholic Church of Sweden (1980-81) 1981 Brandenburg, Hubertus (Bp.) Growing Church in Sweden, A 1987 & 1988 Brandenburg, Hubertus (Bp.) Letter from the Bishop of Stockholm, A 1992 Brandenburg, Hubertus (Bp.) Message from Sweden's New Bishop, A 1978 Brandenburg, Hubertus (Bp.) My First Year as a Catholic Bishop in Sweden 1979 Brandenburg, Hubertus (Bp.) Report from the Bishop of Stockholm 1999 Brandenburg, Hubertus (Bp.) Report of Bishop Brandenburg, A 1998 Brandenburg, Hubertus (Bp.) Seminary for Priests in Sweden, A 1986 Brandenburg, Hubertus (Bp.) Thoughts After the Pope's Visit to Scandinavia 1990 Brandenburg, Hubertus (Bp.) What Has Happened in Sweden? 1991 Brandenburg, Hubertus (Bp.) Year 1989 in the Diocese of Stockholm, The 1990 Brandenburg, Hubertus (Bp.) D.D. Catholic Church in Sweden, The 1982 Brandenburg, Hubertus (Most Priest-Seminary and Other News in Sweden, A 1985 Rev.) Bratbak, Bjørn Crusaders from the North 2002 Bratbak, Pål Letter from Pål Bratbak 2006 Bredholt, Hanne Happy Days in Godthåb, Greenland 1980 Bredholt, Hanne Happy Days in Godthåb, Greenland (Continued from page 1980 7) Bremer, Kristin Kyne (Lutheran In This Precious Hour 1990 Bishop) Brinch, Kirsten If We Don't Succeed, We Try Again 1969 Brinker, Renee (Sister) English School Meets a New Need in Finland (Continued 1978 from page 24), The Brinker, Renee (Sister) English School Meets a New Need in Finland, The 1978 Brinker, Renee (Sister) English School, Helsinki, The 1976 Brinker, Renee (Sister) C.PP.S. Sister Claremarie Weaver's 40 Years in Finland 1979 Brinker, Renée (Sr.) Short History of "The English School" of Helsinki, Finland, A 1986 Brogan, John (Fr.) Midsummer Night's Dream, A 2008 Broomé, Catharina (Sr.) To Cut or To Save 1999 Broomé, Catharina O.P. From Bologna to Skálholt 1996 Bruning, Jac. (Right Rev. Msgr.) Norsemen at Constantinople, The 1962 Bularzik, Rembert O.S.C. Saint Rembert 1930 Bürcher, Peter (Bp.) Letter from Catholic Bishop of Reykjavík 2010 Burke, Thomas P. C.S.P. Church of St. Paul the Apostle - Letter 1921 Burla, P. News about the Faroe Islands 1954 Butler, Salvator S.A. Abbess Elizabeth of the Brigittines 1951 Indents indicate Bulletin sub-articles St. Ansgar's Bulletin, 1910 - 2010 Index by Author page 4 of 76 C Calimeri, Margaret (Mrs.) Jamestown-Dunkirk Unit 1966-67 1968 Calimeri, Margaret (Mrs.) Jamestown-Dunkirk Unit, '65-'66 1966 Campbell, Jane Story of Gertrude's Bird, The 1917 Caraman, Philip (Rev.) S.J. Arctic Assignment 1967 Caraman, Philip (Rev.) S.J. Excerpts from "An Oslo Occasion" 1963 Caraman, Philip (Rev.) S.J. Progress Realized and Progress Planned in Norway 1966 Caraman, Philip (Rev.) S.J. Progress Realized and Progress Planned in Norway 1966 (Continued from page 18) Carling, A. (Very Rev.) Magnus Tavast 1953 Carlson, Carl (Mrs.) Dunkirk-Jamestown, N.Y., Report 1970 Carlson, Carl (Mrs.) Jamestown-Dunkirk Unit 1972 Carmel, M. (Sister) O.P. News of Bodø, North Norway, and the English Dominican 1966 Sisters Carmel, M. (Sr,) O.P. Ecumenical "Olsok" in Bodø, North Norway 1985 Carr, Dom Elias News from Norway 2005 Carr, Dom Elias Profile of the New Bishop, A 2006 Carroll, Howard J. (Right Rev. Surprises in Scandinavia 1955 Msgr.) Carroll, Thomas G.
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