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The Homecoming of the Dominicans
Paper
Author: Anonymous (New Blackfriars archive)
A report on the formal opening of the current Blackfriars priory and the consecration of its church, including a letter from Cardinal Gasparri, Secretary of State of the Holy See. First published in our journal ‘Blackfriars’ in June 1929 (vol.10, issue 111). With thanks to Wiley-Blackwell, the publisher of New Blackfriars, for making this freely...
Biography of Father Bede Jarrett (extracts)
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Author: John-Baptist Reeves OP (New Blackfriars archive)
Extracts from the 1939 biography of Fr Bede Jarrett OP, first published in our journal ‘Blackfriars’ from June to December 1939 (vol.20, issue 231 onwards). With thanks to Wiley-Blackwell, the publisher of New Blackfriars, for making this freely accessible. View Extract 1 View Extract 2 View Extract 3 View Extract 4 View Extract 5 View...
Father Bede Jarrett OP (Obituary)
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Author: Bernard Delany OP (New Blackfriars archive)
Obituary of Fr Bede Jarrett OP, first published in our journal ‘Blackfriars’ in May 1934 (vol.15, issue 170). With thanks to Wiley-Blackwell, the publisher of New Blackfriars, for making this freely accessible.
Father Bede Jarrett (review of biography)
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Author: Sir Ernest Barker / Fr C. C. Martindale SJ (New Blackfriars archive)
A review of the biography of Fr Bede Jarrett, first published in our journal ‘Blackfriars’ in December 1952 (vol.33, issue 393). With thanks to Wiley-Blackwell, the publisher of New Blackfriars, for making this freely accessible.
Mrs Tytus: Founder of Blackfriars, Oxford
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Author: Fergus Kerr OP (New Blackfriars archive)
A consideration of the role played by Charlotte Tytus in the founding of the current Blackfriars priory, first published in our journal ‘Blackfriars’ in January 2006 (vol.87, issue 1007). With thanks to Wiley-Blackwell, the publisher of New Blackfriars, for making this freely accessible.
The Beginnings of ‘Blackfriars’
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Author: Bernard Delany OP (New Blackfriars archive)
Another look at the origins of our house journal, first published in the same journal ‘Blackfriars’ in July 1953 (vol.34, issue 400-401). With thanks to Wiley-Blackwell, the publisher of New Blackfriars, for making this freely accessible.
The Founding of ‘Blackfriars’
Paper
Author: Joseph Clayton (New Blackfriars archive)
An account of how our house journal came into being, first published in the same journal ‘Blackfriars’ in April 1941 (vol.22, issue 253). With thanks to Wiley-Blackwell, the publisher of New Blackfriars, for making this freely accessible.
The Blackfriars at Oxford
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Author: Walter Gumbley OP (New Blackfriars archive)
The early history of the Dominicans in Oxford, first published in our journal ‘Blackfriars’ in August 1921 (vol.2, issue 17). With thanks to Wiley-Blackwell, the publisher of New Blackfriars, for making this freely accessible.
Future of Humanities conference, session 3
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Conference on the Future of Humanities, Session 3 16:55–17:00 – Introduction of Prof. Terry Eagleton, Dr Clare Broome Saunders, Blackfriars Hall, Oxford 17:00–18:00 – Prof. Terry Eagleton, Lancaster University, “The Crisis in the Humanities” 18:00–18:45 – Discussion, Rapporteurs: Prof. Helen Small, Pembroke College, and Dr .Clare Broome Saunders
Future of Humanities, session 2
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Author: Prof. John Drakakis, and Prof. Emma Smith
Conference on the Future of Humanities, Session 2 15:10–15:15 – Introduction of Second Session, Prof. John Drakakis, University of Stirling 15:15–16:00 – Prof. Emma Smith, Hertford College, Oxford ”Vocation versus Profession in English Studies” 16:00–16:30 – Discussion, Rapporteur, Prof. Michael Collins, Georgetown University and Prof. John Drakakis