Catholic Library Association

DeStephano’s excellent work of historical scholarship rescues an American Catholic magazine from relative obscurity. Founded and edited by the Congregation of the Passion, The Sign was published from 1921 to 1982. As the 1930s wore on, the magazine’s staff became increasingly concerned by the infiltration of Soviet communism into Spain, especially when three young Passionists fell victim to political violence in 1934.

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DeStephano’s excellent work of historical scholarship rescues an American Catholic magazine from relative obscurity. Founded and edited by the Congregation of the Passion, The Sign was published from 1921 to 1982. As the 1930s wore on, the magazine’s staff became increasingly concerned by the infiltration of Soviet communism into Spain, especially when three young Passionists fell victim to political violence in 1934.

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