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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1953
Page
8
The text quotes Fulton J. Sheen on Easter’s paradox. Christ’s cross and resurrection conquer sin death and evil in principle but believers must appropriate merits through right living and obedience to God’s will via sacrifice to overcome them in fact. The Crucifixion is described as the final act of sin.
The passage frames sin’s act of crucifixion as its dying gasp yet notes Jesus Christ’s power to rise from the tomb. It asserts that sin exhausted itself on the cross but could not overcome the Son of God who rose, declaring the Resurrection as sin’s defeat and challenging evil government guards.
The text argues that sin cannot be fully defeated by human power or science, only by God’s grace. It emphasizes human freedom to accept or reject salvation, noting that even the crucifixion’s victory remains incomplete if individuals choose not to embrace mercy.
A church pamphlet pleads perfect love of God and human freedom as the basis for sacrifice. It urges donations to missions in Africa Asia and India and lists multiple gifts from individuals with brief notes of praise and a rosey request for a world mission rosary.
A readers plea urges cutting out the column and mailing a sacrifice to Most Reverend Fulton J. Sheen at 09 East 38th Street New York NY 10016 or to a local esan Director.
Non Catholic MP Michael Ger rorenent states Protestants have been treated fairly in Ireland and urges reassurance for Protestants in the six Northern counties about status in a united Ireland. He cites education, service, and public life as key areas.
The FBI recovered three priceless paintings from a church in Bardstown Diocese area including a Van de noten master piece and a St Bartholo meo work. Six works by lesser artists were also found. The Cathedral of Bardstown, founded 1808, saw a bishopric history leading to Louisville in 1841.
Vienna reports Ludwig Raab the new federal chancellor heads a Catholic oriented People's party coalition. Raab receives Knight Commander of the Order of St Gregory. Delays in forming government stemmed from inside the People's party over a mini coalition with independents to block Socialists.
Wisconsin artists will paint four large murals and a mosaic for the Peter A. rooks memorial student union at Marquette University. The art honors Catholic education and the Society of Jesus, depicting university history and Wisconsin travels. Project budget is 15000 under plan announced by Charles Zadok of Gimbel Brothers Milwaukee.
Formosa University shows a high convert rate among its 3 000 students with 5 priests and 3 nuns on the faculty. Father Maurus Fang Hao began in 1949 with others joining over the years as Jesuits lecture and catechists expand instruction. A Catholic Students Association and various lay apostle efforts form the campus religious life with chapels and study centers.
The Sovereign Military Order of Malta has pledged to the Holy See its full adhesion to the tribunal’s exam plan dated December 1951. Osservatore Romano notes the Vatican panel seeks clear, reciprocal relations with both the Sovereign and Religious branches of the order.
Arch bishop Gerald P O Hara Papal Nuncio to Ireland and Bishop of the Savannah Atlanta diocese faces claims the State Department cannot legally revoke his American citizenship. The article argues no law permits removal of citizenship by petition or executive action and cites Paul Blanshard supporting the position. Archbishop O Hara also serves Georgia as bishop, with the Savannah Atlanta diocese spanning the state.
A North Korean relief appeal notes numerous U S Catholics support for Korea. It cites a total relief value of $10,690,267 and mentions benefactors with sons serving in Korea, with funds aiding soldiers and families.
Seven crew members of the aircraft carrier Midway were baptized in European churches during a western Pacific cruise. Sailors named include Lt JG Fred Roskie and Alan Whipser. additional baptisms and a Confirmation class are planned at upcoming ports as Operation Rendezvous continues.
The Mexico Parents Union seeks to amend Article 3 to allow education rights and end the current state monopoly on schooling. The group argues existing laws hinder reform and would affect private institutions, presenting a petition to President Valdes and planning a national campaign to press for change.
Ireland plans solemn commemorations for Easter rising participants with Masses in Dublin and veterans parades. Prime observances include religious services and recollections of those who sacrificed for freedom, amid speeches by church and nationalist figures.
The text notes 34 United States missioners remain in China including a Red Cross bishop priest and a nun among a small group. One American born in Ohio aged around 48 is mentioned with a history of 49 years in China and recent jail time of 15 months.
The fourth annual archdiocesan study week on marriage and love gathered clergy and lay participants April 7 to 9 at St Francis House Hinsdale. Topics included The Nation of Love in Marriages Cana and Pre Cana as a Partial Solution The Natural and Supernatural Mean Follow up in Cana and The Domestic Virtues in Family Life.
The New York diocese charities turn to group psychiatric therapy to aid juvenile gements. The counseling department operates a clinic with 42 staff and annual services valued at 25 dollars per child. Father Robert Gallagher, director, released the report amid the 1953 Catholic ties appeal seeking 2 477 132 dollars.
A fragmented report argues academic freedom must not shield illegal acts. The piece contends that freedom is not a blanket shield for violations of the law and frames the issue around university policies and public accountability.
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