ACHS Journal - 2017

Vol 38: Journal Contents

• Colin Fowler, An early Catholic household at Pyrmont: the family of Sydney’s first Town Clerk
• James McDonald, Henry Curran, bushrangers, and a Boorowa dream
• Roderick O’Brien, Saigon, Cholon and Julian Tenison Woods
• Colin Fowler, NSW Catholic clergy and the Boer War: for and against
• David Hilliard, The Sisters of St Joseph: recent historical publications
• Bernadette (Santamaria) Tobin, B A Santamaria: his contribution to Australian politics
• Patrick Morgan, The parallel careers of Arthur Calwell and Archbishop Simonds
• Jose Cerda, Warrane College: The difficult beginnings of an Opus Dei university residence in Sydney
• Chris Geraghty, A pathway into the tradition of Christian misogyny
• Garry Trompf, Was the Reformation providential?

Book reviews

• Paul Collins, A Very Contrary Irishman: The life and journeys of Jeremiah O’Flynn, reviewed by Janice Garaty
• Anne Wark, Journal of a Voyage to Australia 1855-56 by Myles Athy, reviewed by Michael Hogan
• Brian J Sweeney, Bishop Matthew Quinn and the Development
  of Catholic Education in New South Wales 1865-1885, reviewed by Anne Wenham
• Val Noone, Nicholas O’Donnell’s Autobiography, reviewed by Pamela O’Neill
• Report of Rosendo Salvado to Propaganda Fide 1900, reviewed by Irene Franklin
• Jeff Kildea, Hugh Mahon: Patriot, Pressman, Politician. Volume 1, reviewed by John Luttrell
• Damian Gleeson, Faith, Hospitality and Service: St Martha’s Parish, Strathfield, reviewed by Edmund Campion
• Damian Gleeson, The Rock of St George, reviewed by Moira O’Sullivan
• M T Crowley, A priceless treasure: Sister Teresa McDonald, Pioneer Sister of St Joseph 1838-1876, reviewed by Robyn Dunlop
• Race Mathews, Of Labour and Liberty: Distributism in Victoria 1891-1966, reviewed by Michael Easson
• John Luttrell, Norman Thomas Gilroy: An obedient life, reviewed by Michael Costigan
• Hilton Deakin, Bonded through Tragedy, United in Hope – The Catholic Church and East Timor’s Struggle for Independence: A Memoir
• John D’Arcy May, Imagining the Ecumenical: A Personal Journey reviewed by Michael Costigan
• Robyn Dunlop, Planted in Congenial Soil: The Diocesan Sisters of St Joseph, Lochinvar, 1883–1917, Part 1, reviewed by Janice Garaty
• Robin Jensen, The Cross: History, art and controversy, reviewed by Lawrence Qummou
• Paul Casey, ed. Where Did All the Young Men Go? Kevin Peoples, Trapped in a Closed World: Catholic culture and sexual abuse, Victor Michniewicz, St. Columba’s College Springwood – The Story of a Local Landmark: A History of the Seminary Years and Beyond, reviewed by Michael Costigan
• Gerard Windsor, The Tempest-Tossed Church, reviewed by Chris Geraghty
• Alan Hogan Enjoy the Good News: A New Testament Guide, reviewed by Helen Scanlon

Book notes

• Margaret Muller, Father Paul Gardiner SJ, note by James Franklin 201 Warren Mundine, In Black + White: Race, Politics and Changing
  Australia, note by Irene and James Franklin
• Louise Milligan, Cardinal: The rise and fall of George Pell,
  note by James Franklin

Obituary: Paul Bernard Gardiner(1924-2017), by Roderick O’Brien