For Celestine Roddan see "The Passionist Missionaries in Japan: Their Visit and Impressions," 1 (April 1922): 36-39; "Fathers per Celestine [Roddan] C.P.," 1 (May 1922): 36-39; "Hankow to Changteh," 1 (June 1922): 36-39; "Famine," 1 (July 1922): 36-39; "A Glimpse at the Fields and the Needs," 2 (August 1922): 39-42; "On the Road to Hankow," 2 (May 1923): 439; "Trouble in Hunan," 3 (November 1923): 175; "News from Hankow," 3 (February 1924): 306; "Shanghai," 7 (October 1927): 191.

For Arthur Benson see "From Hankow to Changteh Two Exciting Rides," 3 (December 1923): 216-218; "The Supu News," 3 (March 1924): 341-46; "Our Supu Mission," 4 (September 1924): 84-86; "A Letter from Chenki," 4 (May 1925): 433-35; "The Mission at Chenki," 5 (July 1926): 523-27; "Father Ernest Cunningham, C.P.: The Story of His Capture and Release," 6 (October 1926): 177-81; "Father Arthur," 7 (September 1927): 124; "Hankow," 7 (October 1927): 189-90; "Hankow" 7 (November 1927): 253-54.

For Cuthbert O'Gara see "Arrival At Shenchowfu," 4 (December 1924): 213-15; "The Installation of the Prefect Apostolic of Shenchowfu," 5 (April 1926): 387-94: continued 5 (May 1926) 431-34; "Corpus Christi at Shenchow," 6 (August 1926): 58-60; "Shenchow: Side Lights and Red Glare," 6 (December 1926): 308-09; "Ransom!" 6 (December 1926): 310-11; "Home Again," 7 (December 1927): 314-16. For Theophane Maguire see "From Hankow to Shenchowfu," 4 (January 1925): 261-62; "Traveling In War Time," 5 (August, 1925): 41-42; "In Two Miao Villages," 6 (August 1926): 54-56; "Shenchow," 7 (December 1927): 307; "Getting Acquainted," 7 (June 1928): 698-700; "Yungsui," 7 (July 1928): 760-62; "Outside My Door," 8 (October 1928): 184-86; "A Small Request," 8 (April 1929): 573-74.

For Ernest Cunningham see " The Road to Yuanchow," 5 (January 1926): 258-62; "Heroism and Charity," 5 (May 1925): 435-36; "Mayang: Father Ernest's Own Story," 6 (October 1926): 182-84; "Kieniang," 7 (October 1927): 182-86; "Kaotsun," 7 (January 1928): 372-375; "Kaotsun," 7 (March 1928): 501-03; "Kaotsun," 8 (May 1929): 632-33.

For Anthony Maloney see "The Yangtse River," 4 (January 1925): 259-61; "An Errand of Mercy," 5 (May 1925): 436-38; "The New Mission of Wangtsun," 5 (February 1926); 299-301; "Wangtsun: An Opinion of Chinese Militarism," 6 (October 1926): 186; "The Latest From Paotsing: Red Plots and Moscow Propaganda," 6 (December 1926): 305-06; "Fr. A. Maloney" 7 (November 1927): 248-52; "Christianity and Western Hunan," 7 (December 1927): 312-14; "Bandits Again," 8 (December 1928): 309-11.

For see "Chinese Babies," 3 (October 1923): 130; "Some Chenki Facts," 3 (July 1924): 524-25; "Chinese R's: Rice, Rain and Ruin," 6 (November 1926): 243-45; "The Missionary's Portion," 6 (December 1926): 313-14; "Ta Kiang Kow," 7 (October 1927); 186-89; "Liulincha" 7 (April 1928): 573-74; "Shenchowfu," 7 (June 1928): 698.

For Flavian Mullins see "In and About Supu," 2 (February 1923): 307; "Dodging Drops and Digging Dirt," 2 (April 1923): 393; "Some Supu Needs," 3 (September 1923): 83-84; "Another Total Loss," 3 (February 1924): 305-06; "The Attack on Supu," 3 (April 1924): 387-88; "Father Flavian" 7 (September 1927): 124.

For Cyprian Frank see "Pushih: Another Narrow Escape," 6 (January 1927): 379; "Pushih: A Young Deluge," 6 (September 1926); 121-22; "Chenki," 7 (December 1927); 308-09; "Chenki," 7 (January 1928): 375-76; "Pushih," 7 (June 1928): 701-02; "Pushih," 8 (May 1929): 636-38.

For Quentin Olwell see "A Perilous Journey," 3 (May 1924): 432-36; "Progress in Yuanchow," 4 (October 1924): 127; "Yuanchow: The Marriage of Fr. Tim's Boy," 6 (January 1927): 375-77; "Kieniang," 7 (November 1927): 245-46; "Kienyang," 7 (July 1928): 764-66; "Kienyang" 8 (November 1928): 251-53.

For Dunstan Thomas see "First Impressions," 3 (February 1924): 304; "The Village of Wusu," 3 (June 1924): 480-82; "Treason and Tragedy," 4 (October 1924): 127-29; "A Rare Event At Wuki," 6 (January 1927): 373-75; "Holy Year," 6 (January 1927): 380; "Liu Lin Ts'a," 8 (December 1928): 312-16.

For Edmund Campbell see " A Chinese Priest," 3 (January 1924): 258-60; "War Times in Shenchowfu," 3 (March 1924): 346-49; "The Return To Hankow", 3 (July 1924): 521-24.

For Lambert Budde see "Something New in Shenchowfu," 3 (January 1924): 262; "The Chapel at Sin Si Pin" 3 (June 1924): 476-77;"Experience at Sin Si Pin" 4 (October 1924): 125-26; "The Mission Situation in China: Massacre and Rapine," 7 (May 1928): 629-30; "We Escape," 8 (January, 1929): 380-82.

For Basil Bauer see "Further Details," 4 (February 1925): 303-07; "The Trip to Yungshunfu," 5 (November 1925): 172-74; "A Chinese Bride," 5 (July 1926): 520-523; "Chunking," 7 (March 1928): 503-06; "Wangtsun," 8 (April 1929): 570-74.

For Clement Seybold see "Happenings at Shenchowfu," 4 (July 1925): 523-25; "Kienyang: St. Joseph to the Rescue," 6 (September 1926): 120-21; "Good News," 7 (September 1927): 118-19; "Kieniang," 7 (November 1927): 246-48.

For Jerimiah McNamara see "Driven Out by Bandits," 5 (June 1926): 478-81; "Thousands Devils and One Priest," 7 (February 1928): 435-38; "A Lone Priest in Lung Tan," 8 (October 1928): 181-84; "Lungtan," 8 (February 1929): 442-43.

For Godfrey Holbein see "The Lucky Thirteen," 4 (January 1925): 257-59; "Our Church Invaded," 5 (September 1925): 86-87; "The Supu News," 5 (March 1926): 343-47.