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WHY SHOULD NOT CEMETERIES PRESERVE OUR LIFE RECORDS?<subtitle>A Plea That Cemeteries Should Become the Historic Spots Where the Records of Our Deeds and Our Likenesses Are Preserved</subtitle>Journal of Heredity · 1919
Our Cemeteries: Some FactsJ. G. McGarry · The Furrow · 1950
Our CemeteriesJohn Dignan · The Furrow · 1950
Observations on the Trees and Shrubs Proper for Our Proposed National CemeteriesDickson, R. · BMJ · 1844
Observations on the Trees and Shrubs Proper for Our Proposed National CemeteriesRobert Dickson · Provincial Medical Journal and Retrospect of the Medical Sciences · 1844
SPECIAL ISSUE: COMMEMORATING OUR FIRST TWENTY-FIVE YEARS (1973-1998): SELECTED PAPERS || THE DEVELOPMENT OF CEMETERIES IN MANILA BEFORE 1941Michaelangelo E. Dakudao · Philippine Quarterly of Culture and Society · 1998
Enclaves of America (The Rhetoric of American Political Architecture Abroad, 1900-1965) || 5. “Our Own Land on Foreign Soil” The Overseas Military Cemeteries of World War IIRobin, Ron Theodore · 1996
The Future of Rural IrelandJeremiah Newman, Michael P. Fogarty, H. E. Bracey and P. J. Meghen · Studies: An Irish Quarterly Review · 1958
The Liturgy of the HoursFrank O'Leary · The Furrow · 1971
Contemplation in EverydayJack Finnegan · The Furrow · 2007
Deacons: Marginal or Central?John N. Collins · The Furrow · 2008
Censorship and LiteratureJohn Courtney Murray · The Furrow · 1956
A Celtic PrefaceThomas O'Loughlin · The Furrow · 2000
Catholicism after the CouncilJosef Ratzinger · The Furrow · 1967
The Dutch Catechism: A Theological AppreciationJoseph Ratzinger and Josef Ratzinger · The Furrow · 1971
The Lateran AgreementRobert Culhane · The Furrow · 1954