The St. Elizabeth’s Chronicle began in March 1928, in order to help publicize and finance the church, during Fr. Markoe’s time as pastor. In 1931, the name was changed to The Chronicle. In 1932, the paper became the official newsletter of the Federated Colored Catholics of the United States and was renamed to The Interracial Review, which ran until 1971. There are 40 volumes total of the publication.

St. Elizabeth’s Chronicle, vol. 1, 1928 [On display of 2nd floor of Pius XII Memorial Library.]

St. Elizabeth’s Chronicle, vol. 2, 1929

The Chronicle, vol. 3, 1930

The Chronicle, vol. 4. 1931

The Chronicle (Interracial Review), vol. 5, 1932

The Chronicle (Interracial Review), vol. 6, 1933

Interracial Review, vol. 7, 1934

Interracial Review, vol. 8, 1935

Interracial Review, vol. 9, 1936

Interracial Review, vol. 10, 1937

Interracial Review, vol. 11, 1938

Interracial Review, vol. 12, 1939

Interracial Review, vol. 13-14, 1940-1941

Interracial Review, vol. 15, 1942

Interracial Review, vol. 16-17, 1943-1944

Interracial Review, vol. 18, 1945

Interracial Review, vol. 19-20, 1946-1947

Interracial Review, vol. 21-26, 1948-1953

Interracial Review, vol. 27-29, 1954-1956

Interracial Review, vol. 30-31, 1957-1958

Interracial Review, vol. 32-33, 1959-1960

Interracial Review, vol. 33-35, 1960-1962

Interracial Review, vol. 36-37, 1963-1964

Interracial Review, vol. 37, 1964

Interracial Review, vol. 38-39, 1965-1966

Interracial Review, vol. 39, 1966

Interracial Review, vol. 40, 1971