THE AMERICAN ECCLESIASTICAL REVIEW. — Monthly publication for the clergy of the United States. Founded in Philadelphia in 1889, it aims to provide priests with a body of news and information useful for the fulfillment of their mission. In addition to official acts of the Holy See, the journal contains serious studies on Church history, Holy Scripture, liturgy, art, and Christian symbolism, contributed by the best pens of American priests and in collaboration with eminent figures in the Catholic world.
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