John Arendzen
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John Peter Arendzen (Amsterdam, 1873–1954), was a Catholic priest who spread the Catholic faith in England. He was once named by the Daily Mail "one of the preachers of the century".[1]
He made many contributions to the Catholic Encyclopedia of 1913.[2] He was also a religious book reviewer for the Dublin Review.[3]
References
- ↑ Quotation from [1], one website source for John P. Arendzen's book called, "Heaven Sense: What Scripture and the Catholic Church really teach about Heaven." Sophia Institute Press (2004) ISBN 978-1928832164
- ↑ John Peter Arendzen's contributions to the Catholic Encyclopedia. Wikisource page.
- ↑ Out of due time: Wilfrid Ward and the Dublin review p56
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