Bernard Vaughan
Bernard Vaughan (* 1847 in Herefordshire ; † 1922 ) was an English Roman Catholic priest and author of religious writings; he was the brother of Cardinal Herbert Vaughan . He received his education at Stonyhurst College and he became a member of the Jesuits . For 18 years he took part in the religious and secular life in Manchester , but went to London in 1901 , where he a. a. engaged in helping the needy in the Westminster and East End neighborhoods . His sermons on "the sins of society" in 1906 attracted a great deal of attention. He preached in Montreal in 1910, traveled to Canada , the United States, and Alaska , and read in China , Japan , Italy, and France . In 1915 he became chaplain of the British Expeditionary Force in Europe.
Works
- The Sins of Society (1906; tenth edition, 1908)
- Society, Sin, and the Savior (1907)
- Socialism (1910)
- The Our Father, Our Country's Need Today (1911)
- Socialism from the Christian Standpoint (1913)
- What of Today? (1914)
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| SURNAME | Vaughan, Bernard |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | British priest and author |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1847 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Herefordshire |
| DATE OF DEATH | 1922 |