In the "Caxton Review" for March, a passage from Fouard's book "The Christ, the Son of God," is sharply criticized. In the "Ave Maria" for April the objections are quoted with approbation. Fouard consulted no Protestant writer in making his comments. The thought that Our Lord should have answered His Mother with a refusal is shocking to both critics. Fouard has done little more than follow the learned Jesuit Father Patrizi. During the last ten years and more, many bishops and theologians have read Fouard's work, and not one of them has called into question the passage alluded to. It contains nothing contrary to the doctrine or devotion of Catholics. :: X-3-m A.L.S. 4pp. 12mo.