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Commentary On Holy Scripture by Bernard Orchard This has been created as an e-sword dictionary so as to cover the extra information, provided which is not commentary. The Political and physcial Geography of Isreal, History of Isreal, interpretation of Scripture, the cannon and reasons for the cannon of Scripture and much more...Dom Bernard Orchard M.A. (Cantab.) General Editor and New Testament Editor Rev. Edmund F. Sutcliffe S.J., M.A. (Oxon.), L.S.S. Old Testament Editor Rev. Reginald C. Fuller D.D., L.S.S. Secretary of the Catholic Biblical Association Dom Ralph Russell D.D., M.A. (Oxon.) Hon. Secretaty and Treasurer WITH A FOREWORD BY THE CARDINAL ARCHBISHOP OF WESTMINSTER The word of our God endureth for ever Isaias 40:8 Nihil obstat: R. C. Fuller D.D., L.S.S., Censor DeputatusImprimatur: E. Morrogh Bernard, Vic. Gen.Westmonasterii, die 9 Aprilis 1951 Publication Information: Book Title: A Catholic Commentary on Holy Scripture. Contributors: Bernard Orchard - editor. Publisher: Thomas Nelson & Sons. Place of Publication: London. Publication Year: 1951. Page Number: iii.ASIN: B0006DIUNUCopyRight Info: This is an orphaned book. I have contacted all proper channels and cannot establish any contact with the rightful heirs. UK has stated as below that if I acknowledge that permission is not received the channels which I have contacted, so that anyone who might want to seek me to obtain permssion I should be ok legally until someone comes forward to take off unless they grant permission This book was orginally published in 1951 by Thomas Nelson Publishers, it has been out of print for 1-4 decades. A New Catholic Comentary on Holy Scripture was published in place in the late 1960s. Father Bernard Orchard the main editor of the original 1951 publication passed away in the 2006 his estate has not responded to the UK copyright office. See below. -------- Original Message --------Subject: RE: [Fwd:need help to find out who has copyright]Date: Mon, 28 Apr 2008 10:56:21 +0100From: Tungatt, Isobel <isobel.tungatt@alcs.co.uk>To: Michael Jacques <mijac@merr.com> Dear Michael,I have not heard anything either. I only have an postal address so there is no way of emailing or telephoning. The best thing I can suggest is that when you publish the works you place a reference to the pieces that you use mentioning that you have made every effort to seek the copyright holder and if any one has any information then you would happily contact the rights holder; this will help protect you legally.I hope that helpsIsobel Tungatt (Miss)Isobel Tungatt, Senior Licensed Works Coordinator, The Writers' House, 13 Haydon Street, London, EC3N 1DB, Tel: 020 7264 5736, Fax: 020 7264 5755, E-Mail: Isobel.Tungatt@alcs.co.uk, Registered in England & Wales No: 1310636., Registered office: as above., From: Michael Jacques [mailto:mijac@merr.com]Sent: 27 April 2008 18:25To: Tungatt, IsobelSubject: Re: [Fwd:need help to find out who has copyright] Dear Mr. Isobel TungattI have not heard anything back concerning Father Bernard Orchard and " A Catholic Commentary on Holy Scripture." It has now been more than a month. A few questions maybe you can try answering 1.When you tried contacting them was it my email, or regular address mail? 2. Can you try contacting them by phone, regular mail and email by all three? 3. Do you have any other means of contacting the parties? I have tried contacting through the Parish which is next to the Abbey which presumably was the residence for Father Bernard Orchard, to no avail. 4. Can you try contacting them again, with a sense of urgency? 5. If no one responds, then this is essentially an orphaned book, if it is not orphaned a long time ago. Can I therefore in good faith having tried all means that I know use this commentary since it is no longer published, and no one is laying claim, and there is no monetary exchange of any kind. I would simply allow people to download the Catholic commentary as a free module part of a free Catholic Softwared Bible study program. Can I post this up on the internent for free acess until someone might say no. I do not want to violate any laws, and I am not trying to scam anyone. It is totally free. It would be a sham to allow such a resource to lye around collecting dust for the next seventy years! Michael Jacques mijac@merr.com 2206 So 74 West Allis, Wi 53219 USAAny more help and advice would be greatly appreciated... Thanks.....I am looking for permission to reproduce "A Catholic Commentary On Holy Scripture" to be used as an electronic module book freely given as part of a free computer Bible software program Program via internet connection which is downloadable. If you can help me gain permission for this via email and hard copy mail would be greatly appreaciated and the places or other people to contact regarding obtaining permission. This would be completley free for public use withou any montary gain. I know that this book is out of publication and is my understanding it has not been published in decades, and certainly could benefit X percentage of Catholics by making this available. A Gratis distribution would be appreciated. Copyright info would be part of the module. I am looking to help with putting together as complete as possible of a Catholic Bible study resource as a software program. Right now there is in this package the Douay Rheims Bible, Father George Haydock Commentary from 1800's, Baltimore Catechism, St Thomas Catena, and St Thomas Summa Theologica, I hope that I can add "A Catholic Commentary on Holy Scripture. Thank You Michael Jacques2 Letters were sent to the Parish office next to the Abby where Father Bernard Orchard resided and no response to the orphaned book. The below is my contact info for your facilitiesThe monastery was founded in 1897 from Downside as a parish, at the invitation of Cardinal Vaughan, then Archbishop of Westminster. It was canonically erected as a dependent Priory in 1916, with Dom Wulstan Pearson as its first Prior; he became the first Bishop of Lancaster in 1925. In 1947 it became an independent Conventual Priory, and in 1955 it was raised to the status of an Abbey by Pope Pius XII with Dom Charles Pontifex as its first Abbot. A School was started by Dom Sebastian Cave in 1902, and there are now about 600 pupils in the Senior School and 230 boys in the Junior School. The Parish, served from the monastery, is one of the largest in the country. There is guest accommodation for individuals who wish to spend some time apart or share our life, and there is a flourishing group of Oblates.The parish is served by monks designated by the Abbot of Ealing. The monastery is alongside the Abbey ChurchAlternatively you can write to the Parish office at 2 Marchwood Crescent, Ealing W5 2DZ.parishoffice@ealingabbey.org.ukhttp://www.ealingabbey.org.uk-------- Original Message --------Subject: [Fwd: Need Some help]Date: Tue, 01 Apr 2008 19:35:14 -0500From: Michael Jacques <mijac@merr.com>To: parishoffice@ealingabbey.org.ukI havn't heard anything back. I do not know if you can help see below. Point of clarification. This needs to go to the Abby right next door since the author Father Bernard Shaw is from there and is the author of the book below, and hopefully they would know who to contact in regards to permission.I know that A Catholic Commentary is no longer published. I believe that this commentary could be put to very good use in being made part of a free Catholic Bible software program available to all on the Internet. So many Catholics have left the faith, the Protestants are leaps and bounds ahead in producing Bible software programs for free and marketing them. Catholics have few resousces available by comparison. A free program making use of older material such as listed below could be a tremendous asset to the Catholic Faith . Can you consider helping. LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS BARTON, Right Rev. Mgr J. M. T., D.D., L.S.S., F.S.A., Consultor of the Pontifical Biblical Commission, sometime Professor of Sacred Scripture, St Edmund's College, Ware, President ( 1952) of the Society for Old Testament Study BÉENOT, Rev. M., S.J., M.A., Professor of Fundamental Theology at Heythrop, College, Oxon. BIRD, Right Rev. Mgr T. E., D.D., Ph.D., sometime Professor of Sacred Scripture, Oscott College BULLOUGH, Rev. S., O.P., M.A., S.T.Lect. & Lic., Scripture Master, Blackfriars School, Laxton BUTLER, Right Rev. Dom B. Christopher, O.S.B., M.A., Abbot of Downside CORBISHLEY, Rev. T., S.J., M.A., Master of Campion Hall, Oxford CREHAN, Rev. Joseph H., S.J., M.A., Professor of Fundamental Theology, Heythrop College, Oxon. DESSAIN, Rev. C. Stephen, M.A. DeVINE, Rev. Charles F., C.SS.R., L.S.S., Professor of Sacred Scripture and Hebrew at St Alphonsus Seminary, Woodstock, Ontario DYSON, Rev. R. A., S.J., S.T.D., L.S.S., Professor of Old Testament Exegesis at the Pontifical Biblical Institute, Rome FOSTER, Rev. R. J., S.T.L., L.S.S., Professor of Sacred Scripture, Oscott College FULLER, Rev. R. C., D.D., L.S.S., sometime Professor of Sacred Scripture, St Edmund's College, Ware, Editor of Scripture GINNS, Rev. R., O.P., S.T.M., L.S.S., sometime Professor of Sacred Scripture, Lector Primarius at the Dominican House of Philosophy, Hawkesyard Priory GRAF, Rev. Dom E., sometime Lecturer in Sacred Scripture, St Mary's Abbey, Buckfast GRAHAM, Very Rev. Dom A., S.T.L., sometime Professor of Dogmatic Theology, Ampleforth Abbey GUTWENGER, Rev. E., S.J., D.D., Ph.D., Professor at Innsbruck; sometime Professor of Fundamental Theology at Heythrop College HODOUS, Rev. E. J., S.J., M.A., S.T.L., L.S.S., Professor of New Testament, West Baden College, Indiana, U.S.A. JONES, Rev. A., S.T.L., L.S.S., Professor of Sacred Scripture and Hebrew, Upholland College, Wigan KEARNS, Rev. C. J., O.P., D.S.S., Professor of Sacred Scripture, Dominican House of Studies, St Mary's, Tallaght, Co. Dublin LATTEY, Rev. C., S.J., M.A., sometime Professor of Sacred Scripture, Heythrop College; President ( 1947) of the Society for Old Testament Study LEAHY, Rev. D. J., D.D., Ph.D., L.S.S., Professor of Sacred Scripture, St John's Seminary, Wonersh LEAHY, Rev. M., S.T.L., L.S.S., Old LEONARD, Rev. W., D.D., Ph.D., D.S.S., sometime Professor of Sacred Scripture at St Patrick's Seminary, Manly, Sydney, N.S.W. McKAY, Rev. Hugh, O.F.M., D.D., Professor of Sacred Scripture and Hebrew in the English Franciscan Province-ix- McKENZIE, Rev. John L., S.J., M.A., S.T.D., Professor of Old Testament Exegesis and Hebrew, West Baden College, Indiana, U.S.A. MACKENZIE, Rev. R. A. F., S.J., M.A., S.T.L., L.S.S., Professor of Old Testament Exegesis, Jesuit Seminary, Toronto, Canada MARTINDALE, Rev. C. C., S.J., M.A. † MESSENGER, Rev. E. C., Ph.D., sometime Professor of Philosophy, St Edmund's College, Ware MORRIS, Rev. P. J., D.D., L.S.S., Professor of Sacred Scripture at St Joseph's College, Mill Hill O'FLYNN, Rev. John A., L.S.S., New Testament Professor, St Patrick's College, Maynooth; Lecturer in Biblical Theology, University College, Dublin O'HERLIHY, Rev. D. J., Ph.D., D.D., L.S.S., Vice-Rector of the Irish College, Rome; sometime Professor of Sacred Scripture, All Hallows College, Dublin ORCHARD, Rev. Dom Bernard, M.A., sometime Lecturer in Sacred Scripture, Downside' Abbey † POPE, Rev. H., O.P., S.T.M., D.S.S., sometime Professor of Sacred Scripture in the English Dominican Province POWER, Rev. E., S.J., Doct. Ling. Or., Professor of Sacred Scripture at Milltown Park, Dublin, sometime Professor'of Biblical Archaeology and Geography, Arabic and Syriac at the Pontifical Biblical Institute, Rome REES, Rev. W., M.A., B.Litt. RUSSELL, Rev. Dom R., M.A., D.D., Professor of Dogmatic Theology, Downside Abbey RYAN, Rev. C., D.D., L.S.S., Professor of Sacred Scripture, St Patrick's College, Thurles SAYDON, Very Rev. Mgr P. P., D.D., L.S.S., Professor of Sacred Scripture at the Royal University, Valletta, Malta SHEARER, Rev. S., C.P., sometime Lecturer in Sacred Scripture, St Anne's Retreat, Sutton, St Helens SMYTH, Rev. K., S.J., M.A., Ph.D., Professor of Fundamental Theology, Milltown Park, Dublin SUTCLIFFE, Rev. E. F., S.J., M.A., L.S.S., Professor of Old Testament Exegesis and Hebrew, Heythrop College, Oxon. THEISSEN, Rev. A., D.D., sometime Professor of Sacred Scripture, Ushaw College, Durham; Professor of Sacred Scripture, Priesterseminar, Cologne WILLMERING, Rev. H., S.J., M.A., L.S.S., New Testament Professor, St Mary's College, St Mary's Kansas, U.S.A.