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Aut Pati Aut MoriAuthor(s): B. R.Source: The Irish Monthly, Vol. 39, No. 451 (Jan., 1911), p. 57Published by: Irish Jesuit ProvinceStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/20502943 .

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AUT PATI AUT MORI 57

vinced that these " little essays " are destined to help many souls to make sure progress in the spiritual life.

2o. The tenth of the fifteen volumes in which it is proposed to complete the great Catholic Encyclopedia has just been issued. It finishes the letter L, beginning with the French poet, Victor de Laprade, and it is far from finishing the letter M, for it ends with some twenty columns on the Mass by Dr. Adrian Fortescue. This last is an instance of the success of the Editors in securing for important subjects writers whom even outsiders can recognize as the most competent. Another example is " Cardinal Manning," of whom we have a full account from the pen of the Rev. W. H. Kent, O.S.C., who is soon to give the final and authorized bio graphy of that great prelate. With like fitness the sketch of Cardinal M'Closkey is written by his successor, the present Archbishop of New York. "Marriage " has some forty columns devoted to it, its legal aspects being treated by an American law yer, Walter George Smith, its ritual by Father Herbert

Thurston, S.J., and its theology by Father Lehmkuhl, S.J.; and there are other subdivisions of the subject entrusted to com petent hands. No one can study even the sixteen columns at the beginning of the volume, which enumerate alphabetically the contributors to the volume, mention the offices they fill, and then the articles that each has contributed-no one can read this dry catalogue without seeing that the splendid volume before us is the work of the best representatives of Catholic erudition over the whole world. The editors are carrying on, their great undertaking with inexhaustible energy and devotion and with the success that they deserve.

AUT PATI AUT MORI

TERESA, for suffering cruel

W hy does thy spint pine.? "The wood of the cross is the fuel

For the fire of love divine ? "

B R.

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