Angelus - June 1984

Angelus Jun 1984

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Articles:

  • Mary Gentges, Archbishop Lefebvre's Visit to St. Marys, Kansas
  • Sts. Peter and Paul, June 29th
  • Gabrielle Lefebvre: A Catholic Mother, Part 2
  • Poems:
    • Aubrey de Vere, Sorrow
    • Eleanor Hull, A Night Prayer
    • Frederick William Faber, The Right Must Win
  • Fr. Franz Schmidberger, Letter to Friends and Benefactors
  • Archbishop Lefebvre, Mission Conference on May 16, 1984
  • Michael Davies, Barbarians Conclusion
  • Raccolta, Most Holy Heart of Jesus (Indulgence Prayer)
  • Archbishop Lefebvre, The Liberal Principles of Vatican II Continue to be Put into Action by the Holy See

Question and Answer

  • We have Protestant in-laws who are good people but who have no leaning towards the Catholic Church. What can we do for them when they are dying?
  • Is it forbidden to make the Stations of the Cross during all night adoration?
  1. Author Angelus Press
  2. SKU PANG8406

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