
Richard Devane SJ
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- Cover
- Book Title
- Copyright
- Table of Contents
- Acknowledgements
- List of Provincials of the Society of Jesus in Ireland 1912-53
- List of abbreviations
- Introduction
- CHAPTER ONE EARLY FAMILY LIFE AND EDUCATION, 1876-1901
- The Devane family
- The Christian Brothers, Limerick
- The Sacred Heart College, Limerick
- Mungret College
- St Munchin's College
- Maynooth Seminary College, Kildare
- CHAPTER TWO The Curate in Middlesbrough and Limerick City, 1901-18
- Devane's first parish
- Back in Limerick
- St Joseph's Church
- The military chaplain
- Intemperance in Limerick city
- St Ita's House for young Catholic girls
- Ridding the city of 'evil' literature
- Troubling brewing in Limerick
- Ireland, Nationalism and the war in Europe
- Trade unions and social action
- The conscription crisis in 1918
- CHAPTER THREE The First Decade as a Jesuit, 1918-29
- A novice at Tullabeg
- The closed retreat system in the 1920s
- Temperance at the closed retreats
- The role women were expected to play in the new Ireland
- The closure of the Monto
- Irish Catholic nurses
- The campaign against 'evil' literature in the Irish Free State
- CHAPTER FOUR Turmoil in Ireland, 1930-40
- 'The Soldier's Song'
- Devane and Catholic Action
- The closed retreat system in the 1930s
- The Prima Primaria of the Sodality of Our Lady
- The threat of Communism in Ireland
- 'Street corner hooligans'
- The Criminal Law Amendment Act, 1935
- Devane and the Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland
- Taking a dip: Devane and Irish bathing
- Dance halls - the 'hideous shacks' of rural Ireland
- Devane's rural idyll
- Projecting Ireland on the big screen
- CHAPTER FIVE To Finish His Life's Work, 1940-51
- The Second World War begins
- Summer time comes early
- The next generation of Irish youth
- Devane and the Commission on Youth Unemployment
- The breakdown of individualism in 1945
- The problem with Irish middle-class youth
- An Irish Film Institute at last
- Immoral literature: Devane's last campaign
- Myles na gCopaleen
- Sunday newspapers - the preserve of the working classes
- The National Protest Committee
- Establishing an Irish Union of Journalists
- Archbishop McQuaid, Devane and immoral literature
- Devane's death
- CONCLUSION Richard Devane's Legacy
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