AVE MARIA, Vol. 54: 354-355, September 20, 1941 Alcoholics Anonymous Many of our readers have heard of that admirable organization of former alcoholics who have...
THE CHRISTIAN CENTURY, October 22, 1941 ALCOHOLICS HOLD CLEVELAND DINNER CLEVELAND, Oct. 7.- Perhaps the strangest testimonial dinner ever held in this city took place...
AMERICA, DECEMBER 6, 1941 REFORMED DRINKERS AID THE POOR DRUNKS By DANIEL M. O’CONNELL Alcoholism goes back far in human chronicles, probably to the sad...
AMERICA, February 14, 1942 THE GRACE OF GOD STILL NEEDED IN SURE CURES FOR ALCOHOLICS By Daniel M. O’Connell, S.J. As a result of an...
ECCLESIASTICAL REVIEW, Vol. 106: 285-288, April, 1942 SOME DANGERS IN ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS By Paul L. O’Connor, S.J. Dr. Braceland in his article “Psychiatric Aspects of...
AMERICA, April 25, 1942 CHRISTIAN IDEALS IN AID FOR ALCOHOLICS By Daniel M. O’Connell That the spirit and practice of Alcoholics Anonymous offer a fertile...
CATHOLIC DIGEST, Vol. 7(7): 5-6, May, 1943 TWELVE STEPS TO SOBRIETY by Ted LeBerthon Sometimes there will be monuments in hundreds of public places to...
CATHOLIC DIGEST, Vol. 7(9): 54-59, July, 1943 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS THEY HAVE THE SOLUTION by Alcoholics Anonymous members We, of Alcoholics Anonymous, are average americans. We...
THE CHRISTIAN CENTURY, Vol. 61: 301-302, March 8, 1944 THE CHURCH AND THE ALCOHOLIC By Alson J. Smith Neither liquor nor the liquor business is...
CATHOLIC DIGEST, Vol. 8(6): 43-45, APRIL, 1944 A LOOK AT ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS By a Catholic Member of the Eau Claire, Wis., Group of A.A. What...
THE CHRISTIAN CENTURY, January 3, 1945 SEES ‘ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS’ RISE LOS ANGELES, Dec. 13. – A few years ago Alcoholics Anonymous in this city was...
CATHOLIC DIGEST, Vol. 9(7): 79-80, May, 1945 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS ON BROADWAY (condensed from variety) Alcoholics Anonymous has come to Broadway. The organization that has helped...
THE CHRISTIAN CENTURY, November 14, 1945 URGES TREATMENT FOR ALCOHOLICS Birmingham, Ala., Oct. 31.- More than 500 men and women attended a recent meeting here...
THE SIGN, Vol. 25: 14-16, July, 1946 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS By James P. Timmins It was Fred who, nearly three years ago, introduced me to the...
THE CATHOLIC WORKER, Vol. 14: (6), 4, September, 1947 Alcoholics Anonymous Now 40,000 Strong J.C.D., Member of A.A. (Editorial note: The author of this article...
CATHOLIC WORLD, September, 1947 APOLOGIES UNNECESSARY By Joseph McAllister A member of Alcoholics Anonymous managed to get Joe out of jail after he let them...
THE CHRISTIAN CENTURY, November 26, 1947 HERE’S HOPE FOR ALCOHOLICS By Wilburn Echols Alcoholics Anonymous is an important new spiritual movement. “Spiritual” is the right...
RELIGION IN LIFE, Vol. 18(1): 25-33, 1948 THE GOD CONCEPT IN ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS By George A. Little Alcoholics Anonymous, which now has 1,700 groups with...
THE CHRISTIAN CENTURY, September 29, 1948 WHAT YALE TEACHES ABOUT ALCOHOL By T.N. Tiemeyer “They call me a drunken bum. I want to stop drinking,...
CATHOLIC MIND, Vol. 46: 746-753, December, 1948 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS by James O’G. Fleming, S.J. Three years ago I attended my first meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous....
THE CATHOLIC WORLD, Vol. 169: 272-276, 1949 DRYING UP IS NOT ENOUGH By Joseph B. McAllister A member of long standing in Alcoholics Anonymous was...
HOSPITAL PROGRESS, Vol. 30: 48-50, February, 1949 It’s Time to Develop AN OPEN-DOOR POLICY FOR ALCOHOLICS By Rev. J. Stanley Ormsby, Ph.D., S.T.L. The attitude...
JOURNAL CLINICAL AND PASTORAL WORK. Vol. 22: 124-132, 1949 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS SPEAKS TO THE CHURCH ROBERT K. NACE* Bill had been sober for five months....
THE CHRISTIAN CENTURY, Vol. 66: 1264-1266, October 26, 1949 SIN OR SICKNESS? by J. Maurice Trimmer A superior court judge in California recently ruled that...
N.C.C.A. “BLUE BOOK” AN ANTHOLOGY HISTORY OF ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS BY A MUNICIPAL COURT JUDGE Rensselaer, 1950 Ten years ago last night I attended my first...
THE CHRISTIAN CENTURY, February 22, 1950 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS SPURN A TRAP How many churchmen noticed an inconspicuous item in the press the other day which...
THE IRISH ECCLESIASTICAL RECORD Vol. 73: 258-259, March, 1950 Alcoholics Anonymous by J. McCarthy Rev. Dear Sir, – What is to be thought of the...
AMERICA, June 10, 1950 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS by Edward Duff Dr. Harry M. Tiebout, psychiatrist at Blythewood Sanatarium, Greenwich, Connecticut, faced his professional confreres at the...
EXTENSION, Vol. 45: 8-9+, November, 1950 I WAS A DRUNKARD A Catholic member looks at Alcoholics Anonymous. Ten years ago I was a drunkard. Then...
PASTORAL PSYCHOLOGY, Vol. 2 (13), APRIL, 1951 THE PASTOR’S RESOURCES IN DEALING WITH ALCOHOLICS Alcoholics Are Consumed With Guilt; They Do Not Need to Be...
INTEGRITY, Vol. 5: 17-29, September, 1951 SCIENCE, RELIGION and ALCOHOLISM by John Doe I am an active Catholic layman, conscious of the privileges and the...
CATHOLIC HOME JOURNAL, Vol. 51:9+, October, 1951 A Catholic Looks at Alcoholics Anonymous by Katherine Neuhaus Haffner First off, what is Alcoholics Anonymous? A.A. is...
HOSPITAL PROGRESS, Vo1. 32: 293-296, October, 1951 THE CARE OF ALCOHOLICS St Thomas Hospital and A.A. started a movement which swept the country by Sister...
The Furrow, January, 1952 GRACE IS SUFFICIENT – WHY ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS? REVEREND SEAN O’RIORDAN, C.S.S.R., D.D. Maynooth College, Dublin, Ireland I should like to draw...
COLUMBIA, 31: 15-16, May, 1952 THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AND ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS by Robert E. Burns, C.S.P. Whether a man or woman is an alcoholic is...
THE SIGN, Vol. 32: 20-22, August, 1952 THE ALCOHOLIC AND THE JOB by John P. Callahan A hundred eyes stared across the office and saw...
CHRISTIAN HERALD, August, 1953 YOU CAN HELP AN ALCOHOLIC by Keith De Folo The door slams: A man staggers into the house, reels toward the...
N.C.C.A. “BLUE BOOK” AN ANTHOLOGY Catholic Asceticism and the Twelve Steps Reverend Edward Dowling, S.J. The Queen’s Work, St. Louis, Missouri Brooklyn, 1953 I think...
THE FURROW, NOVEMBER, 1953 (Details amended to 1972) ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS A CATHOLIC MEMBERS APPRECIATION “I HEAR the A.A. want to start a group here. Do...
CATHOLIC MIND, Vol. 53: 19-28, January, 1955 THE FAITH AND ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS by Ted Le Berthon One of the dark and perhaps malevolent ironies of...
CATHOLIC DIGEST, Vol. 19(4): 29-33, February, 1955 A.A.’s ELEVENTH STEP Calix can make it more practical and specific for Catholic alcoholics By D. Joseph Michael...
THE SIGN, Vol. 35: 9-11, May, 1956 SISTER IGNATIA AND THE A.A. by Gerard E. Sherry The telephone rang and Sister Ignatia answered it. “This...
THE FURROW, Vol. 8: 79-86, February, 1957 THE AMERICAN CHURCH AND A.A. I.G.S. Articles on alcoholism and Alcoholics Anonymous have already appeared in THE FURROW,...
INSTITUTE OF PASTORAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1957 PASTORAL TREATMENT by John C. Ford, S.J. Pastoral treatment is only a metaphor. What priests are trying to do and...
INSTITUTE OF PASTORAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1957 A CLERGYMAN’S VIEWPOINT FREDERICK G. LAWRENCE, M.S.SS.T. The title of this paper is very important. I have been asked to...
INSTITUTE OF PASTORAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1957 A PSYCHIATRIST’S VIEWPOINT ADELE E. STREESEMAN My particular relationship to Alcoholics Anonymous is that of a psychiatrist who has seen...
JOURNAL OF STUDIES ON ALCOHOL Vol. 18, 1957 EGO RELIGION AND SUPEREGO RELIGION IN ALCOHOLICS Percy M. Sessions The illness of alcoholism has long been...
AMERICA, NOVEMBER 9, 1957 COPING WITH THE PROBLEM OF THE DRINKER ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS COMES OF AGE A BRIEF HISTORY OF A.A. John C. Ford After...
PASTORAL PSYCHOLOGY, Vol. 9(4):21-24, April, 1958 ALCOHOLISM by LLOYD E. FOSTER, MARTY MANN and OTIS R. RICE “Someone You Know” was a weekly radio program...
N.C.C.A. “BLUE BOOK”, Vol. 10, 1960 MORAL RE-ARMAMENT AND ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Reverend John C. Ford, S.J. Some of the original inspiration of A.A. came from...
