Identifier: fortnightlyrevie26stlo (find matches)
Title: The Fortnightly review (1912 - 1935)
Year: 1919 (1910s)
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Subjects: Catholic Church --United States --Periodicals
Publisher: St. Louis : A. Preuss, (etc.)
Contributing Library: Catholic Theological Union
Digitizing Sponsor: CARLI: Consortium of Academic and Research Libraries in Illinois

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evarious countries of the entireglobe. And since Holy Massis offered up in the morninghours, we can gather from thisclock where at any given hourof the day or night Mass is be-ing said or sung. From the North Pole, glis-tening with eternal ice, down tothe torrid zone, — everywherewe have the same sun suffusingwith its rays, by day and bynight, the Eucharistic altar be-fore which some priest of HolyChurch is just raising aloft theBody of Christ at Consecration. While we are in our deepestsleep at midnight, priest afterpriest is approaching the altar inItaly, France. Spain, Austria,< .rrmany, England, and Irelandto celebrate the Sacred Mystery. When we sit at our dinner table ;DIOUS Catholics in Kamchatka and in theSouth Sea (slands are attending Mass.And when the night b gins to fall inAmerica, the Catholic inhabitants of Siberia and the newly baptized Chinamenare beginning their days work by bearing THE EUCH Showing at What Hour of the Day or Aat Some Point of the Earth (Trie Cal
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noon 1919 THE FORTNIGHTLY REVIEW 41 nc CLOCK Holy Sacrifice of the Mass is Offered xqyare based upon Central Standard Time)

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