Books etc by and about Fr GD Rosenthal kindly donated
to St Agatha’s Church by Quintin Greatrex and David Stokes
- Rosenthal by CE Russell 1939
Booklets by Fr GD Rosenthal
- In the Christian Home[1] 1925
- Whys for the Would Be Wise 1928
Books by Fr GD Rosenthal
- The Saint in the Street 1930
- So-called Rebels[2] 1930
- Festival and Fast 1930
- Ageless Stories 1931
- Yesterday, Today and Forever 1933
- The Woundrous Cross 1934
- Sins of the Saints 1938
- Survival 1939
- Quest and Achievement 1939
“John Bull” Tracts[3] (ed. K MacKenzie[4] and Rosenthal) undated
- No 2 Is Jesus God?
- No 3 We Preach Christ Crucified
- No 5 How Often Should I Go to Communion?
- No 6 What Happens at the Font?
- No 7 Are You Superstitious?
- No 8 Sunday, and How to Keep It
- No 13 What About Hell?
- No 15 Should the Sacrament be Reserved?
- No 21 Before the Tabernacle
- No 25 Is Rome Right?
- No 37 Do Catholics Worship Bread and Wine?
- No 41 Bowing and Scraping
- No 50 Grace, and How to Obtain It
- No 53 How to Read the Bible
[1] One of a series of 17 booklets on “sociological matters” which “did not go down very well, for church people in 1924 took less interest in such matters than they do now...”: “Rosenthall”, p 109. Charles Gore wrote a General Introduction to the series. He had been at Pusey House in Oxford when in 1892 he founded the Society (later the Community) of the Resurrection; he was Bishop of Worcester from 1902, and in 1905 became first Bishop of Birmingham (he had helped create the Diocese by splitting the Worcester territory). He became Bishop of Oxford in 1911.
[2] With the Rev Canon FG Belton, Vicar of St Patrick’s Bordesley
[3] Published by the Catholic (later Church) Literature Association of the Anglo-Catholic Congress
[4] Kenneth Mackenzie was Secretary of the Home Association of the Anglo-Catholic Congress and later Bishop of Brechin.