Articles/talks, 1940

File — Box: 3, Folder: 8

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Scope and Contents

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Includes the following talks and articles in typescript, published, or summary form:

- "What Kind of a World Do You Want?" (pamphlet published by the National Council of Catholic Men, 1940)
- "What Kind of a World Do You Want? [1]: What's Wrong With the World?" (Catholic Hour, April 7, 1940)
- "What Kind of a World Do You Want? [2]: The Evil of Racism" (Catholic Hour, April 14, 1940)
- "What Kind of a World Do You Want? [3]: The Evil of Statism" (Catholic Hour, April 21, 1940)
- "What Kind of a World Do You Want? [4]: The Catholic Answer" (Catholic Hour, April 28, 1940)
- "Cleveland and Points South" (Catholic Conference of the South meeting, Atlanta, April 1940)
- Introduction for Vincent Ducatillon, OP (Washington, DC, May 9, 1940)
- "Dawn Over Dixie" (Columbia, June 1940)
- "Mexico on the Verge of a Crisis" (Studies: An Irish Quarterly, June 1940)
- "Education and Government in the United States" (Jesuit Philosophical Association of the Eastern States convention, New York, September 1940)
- "The World Crisis and the United States" (Rotary Club meeting, Hagerstown, Maryland, September 25, 1940)
- Sermon on Luke 1:46-47 (Church of the Gesú, Philadelphia, September 27, 1940)
- "The Catholic Press in the World Today" (National Catholic Education Press Congress, Milwaukee, October 1940)
- "Dear Mr. Candidate" (Columbia, December 1940)
- "The Influence of Romans XIII on [Pre-Augustinian] Christian Political Thought" (Theological Studies, December 1940)

Dates

Creation: 1940

Creator

From the Collection: Parsons, Wilfrid, 1887-1958 (Person)

Conditions Governing Access

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The Wilfrid Parsons, SJ Papers are on deposit at Georgetown University and are the property of the USA East Province of the Society of Jesus. As stewards of the Archives, the Georgetown University Library’s Booth Family Center for Special Collections is responsible for managing access to the material based on policies set forth by the USA East Province. Researchers may view these materials in the Reading Room of the Booth Family Center for Special Collections. General policies for using Special Collections can be found here.

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