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June is the special month dedicated to the Sacred Heart and on page 13 of our magazine you will find a consideration of the significance of this lovely devotion. The Pandemic has deprived us of many activities we took for granted. One of these is theatre-going and in Echoes Patricia Hope traces the development of Musical Theatre from the early Greeks and Romans to Les Misērables as she looks forward to all the theatres opening up their doors again. Eau de Cologne has been around for a very long time (Napoleon used a bottle a day!) but did you know that it remains a secret formula which was originally developed by the Carthusian monks? Read more in Margaret Smith’s fascinating article. In It Happened This Month Henry Peel OP writes about the most beloved of all the popes, John XXIII, now a saint. Seamus Sloan in his very topical article, Who Should I Believe? warns us about the dangers of conspiracy theories and Donagh O’Shea, in An Evening Ritual advises us against being fooled by the notion of total freedom. Those of you who are cat lovers will be intrigued by Helen Morgan’s engaging piece about these fascinating creatures.

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St Martin Apostolate has published our monthly St. Martin Magazine in Ireland since 1952. A wonderful magazine for Catholics around the world. Our magazine is packed with articles to help develop your understanding and your faith.

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