Donald Attwater
Biographic Data
| ID | 3652974 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Donald Attwater |
| GIVEN NAMES | Donald |
| FAMILY NAME | Attwater |
| SIGNATURE | ATTWATER D |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 26 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 26 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1926 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Avenel dictionary of saints
The Spirit of Eastern Orthodoxy
Rebellious Prophet
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Solovyev
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Faith and Words
We have on the one side auoided the scrupulositie of the Puritanes . . .; as also on the other side we haue shunned the obscuritie of the Papists, in their Azimes, Tutiike, Rational, Holocausts, Praepuce, Pasche, and a number of such like.'. . . [Catholic] correspondence of a singular freshness, authentic eighteenth-century, and authentic English, mere English, indeed, and utterly free from the stereotyped halfforeign jargon that later generation…
The American Mind
The foreign visitor is commonly warned that New York is not America, and the meaning of the statement is clear. But it is not very helpful. A more relevant observation surely is that New York is very American. To go from New York to Fort Wayne, Indiana, is not to go to another country, or even to meet something different: the difference is only in size and degree. Neither in New York nor Pittsburgh, Boston or San Francisco, Cincinnati or Seattle …
Education in the Forces, 1939-46
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The Rumanian Catholic Disruption
The people of the country we call Rumania are in part descended from the 'veterans of Trajan', colonists drawn from several parts of the Roman empire, chiefly Italy and Illyricum, and planted in the province of Dacia in the early years of the second century A.D. They fused with the Thracian natives, and during the great migrations were overrun by Goths, Huns, Avars and other barbarians; the new people thus produced retained a language Latin in or…
The Black Friars in Wales
A well-known picture by Fra Angelico shows the meeting at Rome, in the year 1216, of St Francis and St Dominic. They were men of very different experience and temperament; yet they were one in heart; and between them they gave to Christianity a new form of apostolic ministry that still, over 700 years later, is operative in the world. Francis and Dominic were the founders of the friars. And a friar-the word simply means 'brother'-a friar is one w…
Penal Times and After
Speaking last year at the centenary celebrations of St David's church, Swansea (which was also about the 150th anniversary of the beginning of the Swansea mission), the Cardinal Archbishop of Westminster remarked on the fact that 'so little has been written of the history of Catholicism in Wales'. Having undertaken some years ago to write a popular account of the Church in Wales, the present writer knows from very practical experience how little …
Andrew Szepticky
Writing in the issues of this review for July 1944 and April 1945, I tried to explain the extremely complex set-up of peoples and Christian allegiances in the borderland that stretches from Lithuania to the Carpathians: that territory which was part of Poland-Lithuania from the thirteenth to the eighteenth century, was partitioned between Russia and Austria in 1795, became Polish again from 1921 to 1939, and is now incorporated in the U.S.S.R. Th…
Adult Education
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The Religious Situation in 'Eastern Poland
The annexation by Soviet Russia of certain territory which after 1920 had again been part of the Polish State is now a thing not only accomplished in fact but recognised by those powers strong enough to have a say in the matter. We have heard a great deal about it (and doubtless shall hear more) from the several sides and from various aspects. The only people whose views we have not been able to hear are those most affected, the inhabitants of 'E…
Poles Who Are Not Poles
The fact that Nazi Germany's assault on Poland's independence was the occasion of our declaring war, the bestial treatment of Polish citizens by the occupying'power, and a realization of the outrageous partitions of that country in the farther past have stirred the people of Great Britain to a determination that Poland shall be again restored and justice done in her regard. And In particular the enthusiasm (not unmixed with romanticism and a rath…
Leonidas Fedorov and the Catholic Russians
Memories of Charles de Foucauld
Catholic Eastern Monasticism
The Holy Sacrifice in the Maronite Rite
The Orthodox of Jerusalem
To those of us who reside in countries where Catholics and dissident Eastern Orthodox live, as regards one another, in practically 'water-tight compartments,' it would not appear that the death of an Orthodox Patriarch of Jerusalem (Mgr. Damianos Kassiotis, died August 14th, 1931) is of much interest to those in communion with the Holy See. Nevertheless, it must be realized-as it is realized in the Levant-that such an event has not merely interes…
The Liturgy of the Catholic Copts
The Liturgy of the Byzantine Catholics
The Way the Armenians Worship
English Folk-Song
Journal Article ENGLISH FOLK-SONG Get access DONALD ATTWATER DONALD ATTWATER Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Music and Letters, Volume IX, Issue 2, April 1928, Pages 129–139, https://doi.org/10.1093/ml/IX.2.129 Published: 01 April 1928
English Folk-Song
The Vestments of the Western Church
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Third Class Pilgrims
A good deal of fuss has been made one way and another about the Catholic Association's Christmas pilgrimage to Rome; vivid pictures were drawn of the horrors of third-class continental trains, especially at night: the idea of staying in Rome at anything but an hotel was supposed to be particularly revolting : while even the Association itself thought it necessary to print in heavy type a warning extract from the Bull Indictio Universalis fubilaei…
English Folk-Song
The Vestments of the Western Church
English Folk-Song
Journal Article ENGLISH FOLK-SONG Get access DONALD ATTWATER DONALD ATTWATER Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Music and Letters, Volume IX, Issue 2, April 1928, Pages 129–139, https://doi.org/10.1093/ml/IX.2.129 Published: 01 April 1928
The Way the Armenians Worship
The Liturgy of the Catholic Copts
The Liturgy of the Byzantine Catholics
The Holy Sacrifice in the Maronite Rite
The Orthodox of Jerusalem
To those of us who reside in countries where Catholics and dissident Eastern Orthodox live, as regards one another, in practically 'water-tight compartments,' it would not appear that the death of an Orthodox Patriarch of Jerusalem (Mgr. Damianos Kassiotis, died August 14th, 1931) is of much interest to those in communion with the Holy See. Nevertheless, it must be realized-as it is realized in the Levant-that such an event has not merely interes…
Catholic Eastern Monasticism
Leonidas Fedorov and the Catholic Russians
Memories of Charles de Foucauld
Poles Who Are Not Poles
The fact that Nazi Germany's assault on Poland's independence was the occasion of our declaring war, the bestial treatment of Polish citizens by the occupying'power, and a realization of the outrageous partitions of that country in the farther past have stirred the people of Great Britain to a determination that Poland shall be again restored and justice done in her regard. And In particular the enthusiasm (not unmixed with romanticism and a rath…
The Religious Situation in 'Eastern Poland
The annexation by Soviet Russia of certain territory which after 1920 had again been part of the Polish State is now a thing not only accomplished in fact but recognised by those powers strong enough to have a say in the matter. We have heard a great deal about it (and doubtless shall hear more) from the several sides and from various aspects. The only people whose views we have not been able to hear are those most affected, the inhabitants of 'E…
Adult Education
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Penal Times and After
Speaking last year at the centenary celebrations of St David's church, Swansea (which was also about the 150th anniversary of the beginning of the Swansea mission), the Cardinal Archbishop of Westminster remarked on the fact that 'so little has been written of the history of Catholicism in Wales'. Having undertaken some years ago to write a popular account of the Church in Wales, the present writer knows from very practical experience how little …
Andrew Szepticky
Writing in the issues of this review for July 1944 and April 1945, I tried to explain the extremely complex set-up of peoples and Christian allegiances in the borderland that stretches from Lithuania to the Carpathians: that territory which was part of Poland-Lithuania from the thirteenth to the eighteenth century, was partitioned between Russia and Austria in 1795, became Polish again from 1921 to 1939, and is now incorporated in the U.S.S.R. Th…
Education in the Forces, 1939-46
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The Rumanian Catholic Disruption
The people of the country we call Rumania are in part descended from the 'veterans of Trajan', colonists drawn from several parts of the Roman empire, chiefly Italy and Illyricum, and planted in the province of Dacia in the early years of the second century A.D. They fused with the Thracian natives, and during the great migrations were overrun by Goths, Huns, Avars and other barbarians; the new people thus produced retained a language Latin in or…
The Black Friars in Wales
A well-known picture by Fra Angelico shows the meeting at Rome, in the year 1216, of St Francis and St Dominic. They were men of very different experience and temperament; yet they were one in heart; and between them they gave to Christianity a new form of apostolic ministry that still, over 700 years later, is operative in the world. Francis and Dominic were the founders of the friars. And a friar-the word simply means 'brother'-a friar is one w…
The American Mind
The foreign visitor is commonly warned that New York is not America, and the meaning of the statement is clear. But it is not very helpful. A more relevant observation surely is that New York is very American. To go from New York to Fort Wayne, Indiana, is not to go to another country, or even to meet something different: the difference is only in size and degree. Neither in New York nor Pittsburgh, Boston or San Francisco, Cincinnati or Seattle …
Faith and Words
We have on the one side auoided the scrupulositie of the Puritanes . . .; as also on the other side we haue shunned the obscuritie of the Papists, in their Azimes, Tutiike, Rational, Holocausts, Praepuce, Pasche, and a number of such like.'. . . [Catholic] correspondence of a singular freshness, authentic eighteenth-century, and authentic English, mere English, indeed, and utterly free from the stereotyped halfforeign jargon that later generation…
Solovyev
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Rebellious Prophet
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The Spirit of Eastern Orthodoxy
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