Talk:Frédéric Ozanam

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Reading this article, I noticed these phrases:

• ...considerably to Bailly's Tribune catholique...
• ...to prove the contrary thesis to Gibbons.

Which Bailly? And which Gibbons?

My guess for Gibbons would be Edward Gibbon, but I could be wrong.

Can anyone shed some light?

And, by the way, which "neo-Catholic movement" are we looking at?

Mekong Bluesman 07:52, 26 August 2005 (UTC)