Woodstock Letters
Publication by the Society of Jesus From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Woodstock Letters were a periodical publication by the Society of Jesus. Originally published by Woodstock College in Maryland, the letters were intended for distribution among of the Jesuits in North America and later South America. They recounted the Society's works, obituaries of fellow Jesuits, pertinent events, histories of Jesuit institutions, and book reviews. The letters were first published in 1872 and counted 317 volumes before being discontinued in 1969, after 97 years.[1][2]
| Country | United States |
|---|---|
| Language | English (primarily) |
| Discipline | Ecclesiastical |
| Publisher | Woodstock College |
| Published | 1872–1969 (97 years) |
| No. of books | 317 |
| OCLC | 1019824932 |
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