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01-038 Catholic Asceticism And The Twelve Steps, By Reverend Edward Dowling, S.J. N.C.C.A. “Blue Book” An Anthology, Brooklyn, 1953

01-037 You Can Help An Alcoholic, By Keith De Folo. Christian Herald, August, 1953

01-036 The Alcoholic And The Job, By John P. Callahan. The Sign, Vol. 32: 20-22, August, 1952

01-035 The Catholic Church And Alcoholics Anonymous, By Robert E. Burns, C.S.P. Columbia, 31: 15-16, May, 1952

01-034 Grace Is Sufficient – Why Alcoholics Anonymous?, By Reverend Sean O’Riordan, C.S.S.R., D.D. The Furrow, January, 1952

01-033 The Care Of Alcoholics, By Sister M. Ignatia, C.S.A. Hospital Progress, Vo1. 32: 293-296, October, 1951

01-032 A Catholic Looks At Alcoholics Anonymous, By Katherine Neuhaus Haffner. A Catholic Home Journal, Vol. 51:9+, October, 1951

01-031 Science, Religion And Alcoholism, By John Doe. Integrity, Vol. 5: 17-29, September, 1951

01-030 The Pastor’s Resources In Dealing With Alcoholics, By Marty Mann. Pastoral Psychology, Vol. 2 (13), April, 1951

01-029 I Was A Drunkard, A Catholic Member Looks At Alcoholics Anonymous. Extension, Vol. 45: 8-9+, November, 1950