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Published Writings of Horacio de la Costa, S.J.

John N. Schumacher and Rafaelita S. Valera

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Philippine

Studies 26 1978): 209-24

ublished

Writings

of

Horacio

de

la

Costa

S J

JOHN N . SCHUMACHER

AND

RAFAELITA

S.

VALERA

This compilation has attempted to include all Father de la Costa s

published writings, no matter what their subject or where they

have appeared. Only his undergraduate writings in student

publications have been purposely omitted. In the beginning it was

thought to limit the compilation to scholarly writings, but inas-

much as a number of scholarly essays of considerable value ap-

peared in popular publications, and on the other hand one can

almost always see the scholarly historian at work, even in writings

destined for popular consumption, the compilation has not at-

tempted to make any distinctions. Though the compilers have tried

to make the bibliography as complete as possible, so many of

Father de la Costa s writings were reprinted by others, often with

only informal permission, it is not unlikely that some reprint of a

particular item may have escaped us, particularly since he himself

did not leave any complete list of his writings.

The bibliography is chronological by year. Within each year

books and pamphlets have been listed first, followed by articles

forming parts of books, and finally by articles in periodicals.

Within a single year these articles have, as far as possible, likewise

been listed in chronological order. Cross-references have been

supplied to other publications of the same item, whether exact

reprints or, in some cases, abridged versions.

1940

1 .

Bernadette.

Manila: Chesterton Evidence Guild 1940.3 8 pages.

2 . Crucify Him. Manila: Chesterton Evidence Guild 1940.

55

pages.

3 .

G oo d Morning Teacher.

Manila: Chesterton Evidence Guild

1940 . 60 pages.

4 .

Hosanna.

Manila: Chesterton Evidence Guild 1940 .4 0 pages.

5 . Storm over Nuevaluz. Manila: Chesterton Evidence Guild

194 0. 3 1 pages.


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PHILIPPINE STU IES

1941

6. Adventure. Manila: Chesterton Evidence Guild, 1941.28pages.

7. Conquest. Manila: Chesterton Evidence Guild, 1941. 31

pages.

8. The Dream of Democracy. Manila: Chesterton Evidence Guild,

1941. 27 pages.

9. Father Forgive Them. Manila: Chesterton Evidence Guild,

1941.27 pages.

10. Fifih Columnists. Manila: Chesterton Evidence Guild, 1941.32

pages.

11. Galleons. Manila: Chesterton Evidence Guild, 1941. 32 pages.

12.

Is It Masonic?

Manila: Chesterton Evidence Guild, 1941. 40

pages.

13. The King's Command. Manila: Chesterton Evidence Guild,

1941. 32 pages.

14.

Mang Teban's "Co-op".

Manila: Chesterton Evidence Guild,

1941. 32 pages.

15. The Masonic Street. Manila: Chesterton Evidence Guild, 1941.

32 pages.

16.

O f Men and Butiki.

Manila: Chesterton Evidence Guild, 1941.

36 pages.

17. The Red Octopus. Manila: Chesterton Evidence Guild, 1941.36

pages.

18. Salazar. Manila: Chesterton Evidence Guild, 1941. 40 pages.

19. Strife Manila: Chesterton Evidence Guild, 1941. 31 pages.

20. 12,000 ,000 Dupes Manila: Chesterton Evidence Guild, 1941.

35 pages.

1942

21. Light Cavalry. Manila, 1942. 626 pages. (Printed but not pub-

lished.)

1946

22. The Philippine Mission 1945, The Woodstock Letters 75

(1946): 34-56.

23. The Jewels of the Pauper,

Jesuit Missions

20 (1946): 22. (See

also nos. 26,235.)

24. Faith and the Filipino Peasant, The Cross (April 1946):

51-54.

25. The Good Fight, Jesuit Missions 20 (1946): 161.

1947 26. Jewelsof the Pauper, The Philippine Newsletter, l,l(1947): 7.

(See also nos. 23, 235.)

27. The Development of the Native Clergy in the Philippines,

Theological Studies 8 (1947): 219-50. (See also no.

153.)


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WRITIN S

21 1

28. Christmas in the Philippines,

Jesuit Seminary News

22,6

(1947): 10-11.

29. The Philippine Republic: 1946-1947, (in two parts) America

77 (1947): 597-99 and 630-32. (See also no. 30.)

30. The Philippine Republic, 1946-47. Philippine Newsletter 1,2

(1947): 4-6. (See also no. 29.)

1948

31. One World through our Book, Jesuit Seminary News 23,3

(1948): 13-14.

1950

32. Philippine Independence, Catholic Mind 48 (1950): 72-75.

33. Church and State in the Philippines during the Administration

of Bishop Salazar, 1581-1595, Hispanic-American

HistoricalReview 30 (1950): 314-35. (See also no. 137.)

1951

34. Philippines in The Catholic Encyclopedia supplement 2,

(New York: The Gilmary Society, 1951). vol. 18,S.V.

35. Our Lady of Fatima, Catholic Mind 49 (1951): 93-98.

36. The University and the Missions,

Jesuit Seminary News

26

(July-August 1951): 18-21.

1952 37. A Bibliographic Report on Sino-Philippine Relations,

Philippine Library Journal 1 (1952): 23,37.

38. Loaisa's Voyage to the Philippines, Philippine Social Sciences

and H umanities Review

17 (1952): 81-90.

See

also no.

127.)

39. The Education of the Citizen, Philippine Review 1,6 (April

1952): 17-22.

40. Patronato Real and Recurso de Fuerza, Ateneo

Law Journal

2

(1952): 198-209. (See also no. 137.)

41. Riding the Whirlwind, Social Order 2 (June 1952): 243-47.

(See also no. 125.)

42. Saint Francis Xavier: Patron of Manila, Philippine Jesuit 1,3

(October 1952): 3-6.

1953

43. The Legal Basis of Spanish Imperial Sovereignty, Philippine

Studies 1 (1953): 156-62.

44. Review of Ideas jurfdico-teolbgicas de 10s religiosos de Filipinos

sobre la con quk ta de las Islas by Jeslis Gayo Aragbn,

O.P. Philippine Studies 1 (1953): 180-83.

45. Review of Land and People o f the Philippines by J.E. Spencer.

Pacific Af fii rs 26 (1953): 368-69.


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PHILIPPINE STU IES

46. Review of

Asian N ationalism and the West

ed. William

L

Hal-

land.

Philippine Studies

(1953): 280-83.

47. Freedom and Responsibility, Philippine Review 2 (August-

September 1953): 25-29. (See also no. 48.)

48. Responsibility of Freedom, Catholic Mind 51 (1953): 732-37.

(See also no. 47.)

49. Capacity for Leadership in Philippine Clergy and Laity,

Worldmission

4 (1953): 160-85.

1954 50.

The Woman of the House.

Quezon City: Ateneo de Manila,

1954. 72 pages.

51. Introduction, to

Bikol Annals

vol. 1.:

The See of Nueva

Caceres by Domingo Abella (Manila, 1954), pp. vii-viii.

52. Education for a Free Community,

Vital Speeches

1,2 (1954):

156-59.

53. Review of Soviet Policy in the Far East

1944-1951

by Max

Beloff. Philippine Studies 2 (1954): 180-83.

54. Episcopal Jurisdiction in the Philippines in the 17th Century,

Philippine Studies

2 (1954): 197-216. (See also no.

152.)

55. Review of

Ideas jurtdico-teoldgicas d e 10s religiosos de Filipinas

en el siglo X V I sobre la con quk ta de las Islas

by Jes6s

Gayo Aragbn,

0.P .Ar chi vum Historicum Societatis Jesu

23 (1954): 173-74.

56. A Marian Festival in Manila, 1619,

Philippine Studies

(1954): 317-23.

57. Review of

Life-Centered Education

by Camilo Osias.

Philippine

Studies

2 (1954): 395-96.

1955

58. Review of

Ordina tiones generales: Incunable fiilipino de 1604

ed. Jesus Gayo Arag6n.

Philippine Studies

3 (1955):

214-16.

59. Review of

Crusade in Asia: Philippine Victory

by Carlos P.

Romulo.

Philippine Studies

3 (1955): 317-19.

1956

60.

The C.E.A. P. Bo ok of sh or t Stories

(with John Patrick Delaney).

Manila: Catholic Education Association of the Philip-

pines, 1956. 214 pages.

61. Texts and Documents Illustrative of Philippine History. Quezon

City: Ateneo de Manila, 1956. vols., mimeographed.

62. Review of

Asia and Western Dominance

by K.M. Panikkar.

Philippine Studies 4 (1956): 95-106.


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3

63. Jesuit Education in the Philippines to 1768, Philippine Studies

4 (1956): 127-55.

1957 64. (ed.),

Filipino Writers in Spanish: A College Reader.

Ateneo de

Manila, 1957, mimeographed.

65. The Philippines in the Nineteenth Century: The Period of

Agitations and Reforms,

Progress

(1957): 19-22.

66. Thirty-five Years in the Philippines, Catholic Mind 55 (1957):

321-29.

67. The State University and Religion,

Philippine Collegian

26

September 1957, pp. 3.7 (see also no. 68.)

68. The State University and Religion, The Catholic Teacher 3,10

(1957): 1-8. (See also no. 67.)

1958

69. Recent Oriental History.

Manila: Ginn and Company, 1958.

59

pages.

70. Rediscovering our Past, Philippines International 2 (February

1958): 7-8. (See also nos. 94, 125.)

71. Vignettes,

The Filipino Home Companion (March 1958):

12-13.

72. Gomez, Burgos and Zamora: Priests and Citizens, Bulletin of

the Philippine Historical Association no. 2 (March

1958): 89-92. (See also nos. 73, 125.)

73. Gomez, Burgos, and Zamora: Priests and Citizens,

Heights

6,3 (March 1958): 149-51. (See also nos. 72, 125.)

74. The Voyage of Saavedra to the Philippines,

1527-1529,

Bulletin of the Philippine Historical Association

no. 4

(June 1958): 1-12 (See also no. 127.)

75. Review of Theodore Roosevelt and Catholics 1882-191 9 by

Frederick Zwierlein. Philippine Studies 6 (1958):

348-58.

76. The Villalobos Expedition, 1542-1546, Bulletin of the Philip-

pine Historical Association

no. 5 (September 1958):

1-1 1. (See also no. 127.)

77. Tertianship: That Long Year of a Jesuit'sTraining,

The Jesuit:

Maryland Province

7 (October 1958).

78. The Papacy: Ancient Institution Continues to Play Vital Role

in Affairs of Modem Man, The Sunday Times

Magazine

14 9 November 1958): 10-16.

79. Review of Political and Constitutional Ideas of the Philippine

Revolution by Cesar Majul.Philippine Studies 6 (1958):

466-70.

80. Review of

What Does the West Want?

by George Catlin.

Philippine Studies

6 (1958): 470-73.


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PHILIPPINE STUDIES

81. The First Synod of Manila, 1581-1586, Bulletin o the Philip-

pine Historical Association,

no. 6 (December 1958):

59-77.

1959

82. Foreword, to Freedom, Nationhood and Culture, by Raul S .

Manglapus (Manila: Carmelo and Bauermann, 1959).

83. The Course of Philippine History, Progress (1959): 66-68.

(See also no. 125.)

84. The Filipino Jesuits, The Philippine Jesuit 5 (January 1959):

4-17.

85. American Legacy in Asia (review article of Philippine Free-

dom 1946-1958 by Robert Aura Smith),Social Order

9,l (1959): 42-44.

86. The Jesuits in the Philippines, 1581-1959, Philippine Studies

7 (1959): 68-97.

87. Three Centenaries, Philippine Studies 7 (1959): 480-82.

88. Rizal's Political Ideas, The Sunday Times Magazine 15 (27

December 1959): 10-14. (See also nos. 114, 125.)

89. Christmas: A Festival of Surprise, Philippines Free Press 52

(12 December 1959): 8.

90. Unto us a Child is Born, Kislap-Graphic 26 (9 December

1956): 7.

1960

91. Political Transmission 15: The Transmission on National Poli-

tics, Philippine Studies 8 (1960): 38-44.

92. Review of A Catalogue of Printed Materials Relating to the

Philippine Islands,

1519-1900

by Doris Welsh.

Hispanic-American Historical Review

40 (1960):

135-37.

93. Review of A History of the Guillotine, by Alister Kershaw.

Philippine Studies

8 (1960): 218-19.

94. Rediscovering our Past,

Panorama 12 (February 1960):

18-21. (See also nos. 70, 125.)

95. Three Lectures in

History, Bulletin of the Philippine Historical

Association 4 (September 1960): 15-38.

1961 96. The Jesuits in the Philippines,

1581-1768.

Cambridge, Mas-

sachusetts: Harvard University Press, 1961. xiv, 704

pages.

97. (ed.), The Trial of Rkal: W E Retana's Transcription of the

O ficia l Spanish Documents. Manila: Ateneo de Manila

University Press 1961. 165 pages.

98. Freedom in Asia,

The Sunday Tim es Magazine

16 (22 January

1961): 6-11.


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S T U I E S

116. A Century of Change, 1750-1850, Science Bulletin 8 (De-

cember 1963): 28-34,50.

117. Reorientation and Mobilization of Traditional Values in the

Modernization of a Christian Society or Community,

Comment

18 (1963): 41-51. (See also no. 126.)

118. Review of

Early American-Philippine Trade: The Journal o f

Nathaniel Bowditch in Manila

1796 by Thomas R.

McHale and Mary C. McHale.

Philippine Studies

11

(1963): 270-72.

119. Early French Contactswith the Philippines,

Philippine Studies

11 (1963): 401-18. (See also no. 137.)

1964

120. The Responsibility of the Writer in Contemporary Philippine

Society, in

Literature and Society: A Symposium on the

Relation of Literature t Social Change

(Manila: Alberto

S. Florentino, 1964). pp. 97-111. (See also no. 125.)

121. Muhammad Alimuddin I of Sulu: The Early Years,

Asian

Studies

2 (August 1964): 199-212.

122. Philippine Historical and Social Science Source Materials in

Repositories Abroad,

Science Review

(September-

October 1964): 7-12.

123. Review of

Julio Nakpil and the Philippine Revolution

ed. En-

carnacion Alzona.

PhilippineStudies

12 (1964):747-48.

1965

124.

Readings in Philippine History: Selected Historical Texts Pre-

sented with a Commentary.

Manila: Bookmark, 1965.

351 pages.

125.

The Background ofN ation alism and Other Essays.

Manila:

Sol

idaridad Publishing House, 1965. ix, 89 pages. Includes

nos. 41, 70 (94), 72 (73), 83, 88 (114), 99 (100, 108,

147), 101 (102, 103), 107 (210), 111, 120, 130 (131).

and three unpublished essays.

126. The Concept of Progress and Tradition in a Christian Society,

in Religion and Progress in Modern Asia ed. Robert

N

Bellah (New York: Free Press, 1965), pp. 15-29. (See

also no. 117.)

127. 3 Voyages before the Legazpi Expedition, in

The Beginnings

of Christianity in the Philippines

(Manila: Philippine

Historical Committee and the Philippine Chapter, In-

ternational Association of Historians of Asia, 1965), pp.

31-53. (See also nos. 38, 74, 76.)

128. The Jesuits in-the Philippines (1581-1900),

Boledn eclesihs-

tico de Filipinas

39 (January-February 1965): 116-36.


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129. The Faith in the Philippines: 1565-1965, Jesuit Missions 39

(January-February 1965): 9-1 3.

130. The Background of Nationalism, Comment 22 (January-

March 1965): 3-11. (See also nos. 125. 131).

131. The Background of Nationalism,

Exchange

34,1(1965): 2 7.


132. Foreword, to the Special Number on Some Aspects of Con-

temporary Theology.

Philippine Studies

13 (July 1965):

427.

133. Muhammad Aiimuddin I, Sultan of Sulu 1735-1773, Journal

of

the Royal Asiatic Society, Malayan Branch

38 (July

1965):43-76. (See also nos. 134,136.)

134. Muhammad Alimuddin

1

Sultan of Sulu 1735-1773. Phil-

ippine H istorical Rev iew (1965):95- 135 (See also

nos. 133, 137.)

135. Filipphe: Da quattrocento anni sono far0 di Iuce Cristiana tra

le nazioni dello Estremo Oriente,

Misswni della Co m-

pagnia di Gesu

51, 10 (1965): 35,50.

1966

136. Cuatro siglos de Cristianismoen Filipinas, El Siglo de

lar

Mis-

iones

52 (1966): 118-24.

1967

137.

Asia and the Philippines.

Manila: Solidaridad Publishing House,

1967. vii, 169 pages. Includes nos. 33, 40, 119, 133

(134), and eight unpublished essays.

138. Archdiocese of Cagayan, inNew Catholic Encyclopedia (New

York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1967) 2: 1050a.

139. Archdiocese of Jaro, in

New Catkolic Encyclopedia

(New

York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1967)

7:

858.

140. Philippines, in

New Catholic Encyclopedia

(New York:

McGraw-Hill ook Company, 1967) 11 280-84.

141. Archdiocese of Zamboanga, in

New Catholic Encyclopedb

(New York: McGraw-Hill

ook

Company, 1967) 14:-

I l l l a .

142. Western Domination in Asia's Only Christian Country, in

Christianity

in

the non-Western World ,

ed. Charles W.

Forman (Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall, 1967),

pp. 20-25.

143. Review of English Coun try Trade with the Philippines,

1644 1765 by Serafin D. Quiazon. Philippine Studies

15 (1967): 532-34.

144. The Role of the Social Sciences in Public Policy,

Science Re-

view

8 (August 1967): 31-34.


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PHILIPPINE STU IES

145. High Risk Decision-Making,

Philippine Journal of Public

Administration

11 (1967): 298-304.

146. History Recalled,

The Sunday Times Magazine

23 (19

November 1967): 38-40.

1968 147. Some Notes on Rizal's Style, in

Rizal: Contrary Essays,

ed.

Petronilo Bn. Daroy and Dolores

S.

Feria (Quezon City:

Guro Books, 1968), pp. 167-75. (See also nos. 99,100,

108, 125.)

148. Closing Statement, in

East Asian Jesuit Secretariat Confer-

ence, Hong Kong, 16 -20 Ap ril I968

(New York: Jesuit

Missions, 1968), p. 91.

149. Filipino Nationalism: Traditionally,

Impact

3 (June 1968):

6-7.

150. Are you Greater than Our Father Abraham, Who is Dead? The

Prophets are Dead too. Who are you Claiming to be?

Teaching All Nations

5 (1968): 324.

151. Relation of Economic Growth to Social and Political Change

Fookien Times Yearbook

(1968): 124-31.

1969

152. Episcopal Jurisdiction in the Philippines during the Spanish

Regime, in

Studies in Philippine Church History

ed.

Gerald H. Anderson (Ithaca and London: Cornell Uni-

versity Press, 1969), pp. 44-64. (See also no. 54.)

153. The Development of the Native Clergy in the Philippines, in

Studies in Philippine Church History

ed. Gerald H. An-

derson (Ithaca and London: Cornell University Press,

1969), pp. 65-104. (See also no. 27.)

154. Fr. Jos6 Burgos ld Filipino,

The Cross

16 (March-April

1969): 3-6.

155. Myths of the Filipino Businessman,

Graphic

(31 December

1969): 6-7, 57. (See also no. 229.)

1970

156. Postscript, to

The W orld of Felix Roxas,

translated by Angel

Estrada and Vicente del Carmen (Manila: Filipiniana

Book Guild, 1970), pp. 391-92.

157. Development and Religion in Asia,

Impact

5 (March 1970):

19-21, 24, 27.

158. Nascent Philippine Nationalism, 1872-1896,

Philippine

His-

torical Review

3

(1970): 154-70.

159. Man and History,

Notre

Dame

Journal

2 (April-October

1970): 32-50.

160. 'The Filipino Priest esterday and Today,

Philippine Pries '

Fonun

2 (June 1970): 10-20.


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PUBLISHED WRITINGS 2 9

161. Authority in Religious Life,

The Jesuit: Philippine Province

18(October-November 1970): 1-12.

See

also no. 193.)

162. Xavier and his brethren, Orientations 1 (December 1970):

48-56.

163. Church-State Relationships: A Theological Perspective,

Philippine Priests Forum

2 (December 1970): 17-26.

164. To Find Itself; A Young Nation's Mission, America 123.(19

December 1970): 542-44.

1971 165. The Filipino National Tradition, in

Challenges or the Filipino,

ed. Raul J. Bonoan (Manila: Ateneo Publications Of-

fice, 1971), pp. 42-56. (See also nos. 183,226, 228.)

166. Joseph Mulry, S.J.


22 (March

1971): 15-18.

167. MacMicking's Manila, Philippine Historical Review 4 (1971):

110-18. (See also no. 250.)

168. Opening Remarks of the Philippine AECD Echo Seminar,

Philippine Studies

19 (1971): 51-53.

169. The Freedom of the City, Solidarity 6 (June 1971): 11-14.


170. Philippine Problems in Historical Perspective,

Pacific Com -

munity 2 (1971): 342-53.

171. Liberation Impact 6 (October 1971): 20-23. (See also nos.

172, 174.)

172. Liberation,

Asia Philippines Leader

1 (5 November 1971):

12,42. (See also nos. 171, 174.)

173. Philippine Institutions in Historical Perspective, in Theology

o f Liberation and Development, ed. Vitaliano R .

Gorospe et al. (n.p.: Jesuit Educational Association.

1971), pp. 82-91.

174. Liberation, in

Theology of Liberation and Development,

ed.

Vitaliano R. Gorospe et. al. (n.p.: Jesuit Educational

Association, 1971),pp. 76-81. (Seealsonos. 171,172).

1972 175. Foreword, to

Father Jose Burgos: Priest and Nationalist

by

John N . Schumacher (Manila: Ateneo de Manila Uni-

versity Press, 1972), pp. ix-xiv.

176. A Backgrounder in Philippine History, in Proceedings and

Working Papers of the First Seminar

or

Provincial His-

torical Committees (Manila: National Historical Com-

mission, 1972), pp. 1-17.

177. Freedom in the Philippines,

Impact

7 (April 1972): 126-27.


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STU IES

178. Religious Renewal: An Asian View,

Philippine Studies

20

(1972): 93-105.

179. The Freedom of the City, Asia-

Philippines Leader

2 (23 June

1972): 8, 38-39. (See also nos. 169. 249.)

180. The Missionary Apostolate in East and Southeast Asia,

Studies in the International Apostolate of Jesuits

1 (Sep-

tember 1972): 111-128. (See also nos. 181, 182.)


Impact

7

(September and October 1972): 312-15.353-

56. (See also nos. 180, 182.)


Euntes-Digest

5 (1972): 488-501. (See also nos. 180,

181.)

1973 183. ''The Filipino National Tradition, in

The Filipino in the Seven-

ties:

An Ecumenical Perspective, ed. Vitaliano R.

Gorospe and Richard L. Deats (Quezon City: New Day

Publishers, 1973). pp 18-29.

(See

also nos. 165, 226,

228.)

184. The International Aspects of Our Vocation,

Studies in the In-

ternational Apostolate of Jesuits

2 (September 1973):

52-73.

185. Liberation of all Men: Our Common Objective,

Supplement

to Progressio

no. 2 (November 1973), 26 pages. (See

also nos. 186, 187.)

186. La liberaci6n de todos 10s hombres: nuestro comh objectivo,

Suplemento de Progressw

no. 2 (Noviembre 1973), 26

pages. (See also nos. 185, 187.)

187. La liberation de tous les hommes: notre objectif commun,

Supplkment de Progressio

no. 2 (November 1973), 26

pages. (See also nos. 185, 186.)

188. A Priest-Son on his Father,


5 (De-

cember 1973): 44.

1974 189. Lavorare nella vigna del Signore, in

Le Constituzwni della

Compagnia di Gesu Commentarw in otto conferenze

(Roma: Centrum Ignatianum Spiritualitatis, 1974), pp.

116-40.

190. Chinese Values in Philippine Cultural Development, in

Philippine-Chinese Profile: Essays and Studies,

ed.

Charles McCarthy (Manila: Pagkakaisa para sa Pag-

unlad, 1974), pp. 50-58.


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191. The Chinese Bearing Gifts,

Archipelago

1 (March 1974):

8-11.

192. The Uses of Living Tradition, Archipelago

1 (June 1974):

16-20.

193. Authority in the Religious Life,


11,3

(1974): 161-74. (See also no. 161.)

194. Early Colonial Policies in the Philippines, Archipelago 1 (Oc-

tober 1974): 36-41.

195. Keynote Address, Studies in the International Apostolate of

Jesuits

3 (November 1974): 25-32.

196. A Catholic Country, the Philippines, Lettersfrom Asia, no. 18

(December 1974): 2-5.

197. Evangelization and Humanization: A Summary of Certain

Opinions Expressed at the Synod of Bishops, 1974,

UISG [Union of Superiors General of Religious Insti-

tutes for Women]

Bulletin,

no. 34 (1974). Also ap-

peared in Dutch, French, German, Spanish, and Italian

editions. (See also nos. 201, 202.)

198. Missionary Situation in East and Southeast Asia, Omnb Terra

9 (1974-75): 352-59.

1975

199. The Ascent of Holy Spirit Street,

The Jesuit: New York Edi-

tion

50 (Winter 1975): 1-3.

200. The Local Church: Opportunities, Obstacles, Dangers,

Teaching All Nations 12 (1975): 45-48.

201. Evangelization and Humanization, Teaching All Nations 12

(1975): 131-45 (See also nos. 197,202.)

202. Evangelization and Humanization:

A

Summary of Certain

Opinions Expressed at the Synod of Bishops, 1974,


7 (June 1975): 15-23. (See

also nos. 197, 201.)

203. Is Our Evangelizing Educational?

UISG Bulletin,

no. 36 (2nd

quarter 1975): 18-23. (Also appeared in Dutch, French,

German, Spanish, Italian editions).

204. The College of San Jose,

Insta

36 (July-August 1975): 2-3,

15-20.

205. Tirad Pass,

Solidarity

9 (November-December 1975): 84-90.


206. Church Social Teaching: From Social Order to Liberation,


(December 1975): 16-26.

1976

207.

Intramuros: The Beginnings.

Manila: National Media Produc-

tion Center, August 1976. 31 pages.


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208. Church and State Under the

Patronato Real,

in

Church and

State: The Philippine Experience,

by Horacio de la Costa

and John N. Schumacher,

Loyola Papers,

3 (Quezon

City: Loyola School of Theology, 1976), pp. 1-12.

209. Circumdata varietate: 'Kirche in Asien' oder 'Asiatische

Kirche', in Misereoc Zeichen der Hoffnung. Beitrage

zur Kirchlichen Entwicklungsarbeil, ed. Leo Schwarz

(Miinchen: Kiisel-Verlag, 1976), pp. 106-15.

210. Rizal as a Humanist, in A Tatbook in Freshman English,

edited by Damiana Eugenio et al. (Quezon City:

Alemar-Phoenix Publishing House, 1976),pp 480-85.

(See also nos. 107,125.)

21

1

Tirad Pass, n A

Textbook in Freshman English,

edited by

Damiana Eugenio et

al

(Quezon City: Alemar-Phoenix

Publishing House, 1976). pp. 593-98. (See also nos.

205, 236.)

212. Faith, Justice, and Human Development: An Historical Pers-

pective, in

Faith and Justice and the Filipino Christian,

ed. Vitaliano R . Gorospe (Manila: NASSA-Loyola

School of Theology-Philippine Association of College

Theology Teachers, 1976), pp. 5-23. (See also no. 213.)

213. Faith, Justice, and Human Development: An Historical Pers-

pective, in O n Faith and Jwtic e, by Horacio de la Costa

and Antonio B Lambino, Loyola Papers, 5 (Quezon

City: Loyola School of Theology, 1976), pp. 5-23. (See

also no. 212.)

214. Ideologies, their Cause and Cure, in

Faith, Ideologies and

Christian Option s, by Horacio de la Costa, Antonio B.

Lambino, and C.G. ArCvalo,

Loyola Papers,

7-8

(Quezon City: Loyola School of Theology, 1976), pp.

1-9.

215. A More Authentic Poverty, Studies in the Spirituality of the

Jesuits

8 (March-May 1976): 45-59.

216. Fulfilment of a Dream,


13 (1976):

67-70.

217. Christianity in Asia,

Sillirnan Journal

23 (1976): 113-22.

218. The Priest in Philippine Life and Society: An Historical View,

The Jesuit: Philippine Province 25 (June 1976): 1-15.

219. Degrees of Dictatorship, Letters fiom Asia, no. 36

(July/August 1976): 5-7.

220. The Asian Concept of Justice, Teaching All Nations 13

(1976): 221-31. (See also no. 227.)

221. A Jesuit Becomes a Bishop,


25

(1976): 6-9.


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222.

Jesuits Today, Review for Religious

35 1 976): 48l-91.

223.

Chr6tiens dans le monde dans l'ombre de la Chine,

Vie

Chrktienne, no. 194 1976): 9-12.

1977

224. The Sabbath

s

for Man: Conversion and Liberation. (Manila:

Mother Butler Guild, 1977). 16 pages.

225. Revitalizing Ministries in Church and Religious Institutions, in

Asian Colloquium o n Ministries in the Church,ed. Pedro

S. de Achutegui, S.J. (Manila: Cardinal Bea Institute,

1977), pp. 458-68.

226. The Filipino National Tradition, in The Heart of the Philip-

pines in Japanese), ed. Mary Racelis Hollnsteiner

(Tokyo: Bunyusha Publishing Co., 1977), pp. 153-75.

(See also nos. 165, 183, 228.)

227.

The Asian Concept of Justice, in Inculturation, Faith and the

Christian Life, by Horacio de la Costa et a].,

Loyola

Papers

6

(Quezon City: Loyola School of Theology,

1977), pp. 30-44. (See also no. 220.)

228.

The Filipino National Tradition, in Rediscovery: Essays in

Philippine Life and Culture,

edited by Cynthia N.

Lumbera and Teresita

G

Maceda (Manila National

Book Store, 1977), pp. 324-37. (See also nos. 165,183,

226.)

229. Myth of the Filipino Businessman, in

Rediscovery: Essays in

Philippine Life and Culture, edited by Cynthia N.

Lumbera and Teresita G. Maceda (Manila: National

Book Store, 1977), pp. 48-61. (See also no. 155.)

230.

Initial Contacts Between American Officials and Philippine

Revolutionary Leaders,

1898-1899:

A Problem in Dip-

lomatic History, Bulletin of the American Historical

Collection 5 (January 1977): 7-26.

231. Random Reflections on 'Jesuits Today', The Way: Supple-

ment,

no. 29-30 1977): 114-18.

232. The Philippines: A Capsule History, Bulletin of the American

Historical Collection 5 (April 1977): 7-14. (See also no.

110.)

233. Yori, The Jesuit: Philippine Province 26

June1977):

6-17.

234. The Standard of the Kings, The Jesuit: Philippine Province 26

(June

1977): 18-19.

235. Jewels of the Pauper, The Jesuit: Philippine Province 26 (June

1977): 20-21. (See also nos. 23, 26.)

236. Tirad Pass, The Jesuit: Philippine Province 26 (June 1977):

22-35.

(See also nos.

205, 211)

237.

Jesuits Today, The Jesuit: Philippine Province

26

(June

1977): 36-52.


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238. History and Philippine Culture, in Philippine Writings ed.

A G

~ u f a n aManila: Regal Publishing Co., 1977),pp.

347-56. (See also nos. 101, 102, 103, 125.

239.

An Ignatian Witness: Unedited Texts of Father Horacio de la

Costa, S.J.,

Supplement to Progressio

no.

10

(November

1977 , 55

pages. Also appeared in French

and Spanish editions.

No Date

240. The Sacred Vestments of the Mass.

[Manila: Mother Butler

Guild, n.d.1.

12

pages.

In Press

The following articles are included

insolidarity 11

(May-June

1977 ,

a

special issue dedicated to Father Horacio de la Costa. compi-

lation of these articles will also be published by the Solidaridad

Publishing House, entitled

Ou r Redeemable Past.

241.

The Uses of History, pp.

1-6.

242.

History and Nationalism, pp.

7-9.

243.

The Nationalist Tradition, pp.

10-19.

244. The Revolutionary Traditions, pp. 20-22.

245.

Reflections on Philippine Economic Development, pp.

23-31.

246.

Economic Growth and Social Change, pp.

32-38.

247. Prospects and Problems of Development: Their Rise and Fall,

pp.

39-44.

248.

Down the River of Time with the (Very Small) Filipino

Businessman, pp. 45-50.

249.

The Freedom of the City, pp.

51-54.

(See also nos.

169,179.

250. MacMicking's Manila, pp. 55-61. (See also no. 167.

251. The Church and Development, pp. 62-66.

252. The Role of the Church in Development, pp. 67-73.

253.

The Scientist as Filipino, pp.

74-79.

254.

Philippine Institutions in Perspective, pp.

80-88.

Forthcoming

255. The Filipino: An Identikit, Filipino Heritage.

256.

The Voyage from Cadiz to Manila in the 17th Century.