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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1953
Page
10
Rev Ronext E Kexelsen argues the Church should avoid direct political control yet must act against immoral laws and influence public policy to protect faith and morals. He cautions against secularist meddling while urging moral guidance in legislation and civic duties.
The text explains that a Catholic who omits receiving the Holy Eucharist during Easter time commits mortal sin but does not incur excommunication. It traces historical practice and councils from Agatha to Lateran and Trent, noting evolving penalties for neglecting Easter Communion.
Readers from Ceylon to Canada respond to Knights of Columbus faith advertisements. A Hindu boy in Colomb a and a Hindu in Ceylon read the pamphlets and ask for more. A Fort Knox surgeon seeks information for a servant’s wife who wishes to become Catholic.
Fif teen mo chapels minister to the millions of refugee Catholics scattered across areas of Germany. Each mission team maintains two priests, carries a large tent, and stays four or five days in a village to reach Catholic refugees. Non Catholics show admiration rather than hostility.
A discussion notes that all fields need liberal arts grounding and that specialized programs vary. It argues some Catholic schools push philosophy or downplay broad studies, while private study can surpass college, yet acknowledges the value of rigorous basics for motivated students.
A historical article argues that Marxism is a comprehensive life system focused on class struggle and moral upheaval, opposing the Catholic Church which upholds a supernatural view of man's destiny. It contrasts materialist socialism and communism with spiritual aims rooted in natural law and divine commandments.
The text discusses a core struggle between governments in Belgrade and the Red nations, focusing on whether their denial of Christianity and emphasis on spirituality, the soul, the rule of paveen iaw, and revelation will prevail.
A religious critique argues Marxism corrupts civilization and opposes divine revelation. It condemns Communism as irreformable and materialist, claiming atheistic theory denies spirituality and morality guiding human life.
The piece argues Marx denied God and fails to explain origin of world life and order. It asserts every effect has a cause and demands a First Cause as the source of existence, action, and power, claiming humans are inherently inadequate and contingent.
The writer argues that denying absolute truth and morality leads to expediency and moral chaos. He criticizes a Marxist view that truth is relative and shaped by material conditions, claiming it corrupts patriotism and decency and elevates the party line over human reason and divine revelation.
Monsignor Matthew Smee warns educators and intellectuals about Marxist influence in modern education. He argues secularism erodes religion and morality, contending Marxism contradicts belief in God and divine revelation. The remarks appear in a discussion drawn from Social Theorists edited by Clement Mihanovich.
The late formation of Newark appoints Bishop McNulty as archbishop of the Paterson diocese successor to Thomas A. Boland named in 1952. The notice lists his prior roles, ordination date July 12 1626 and details of diocesan population and Catholic structures.
Marquette university college of journalism offers a summer short course in missionary correspondence for priests nuns brothers and laymen preparing for foreign missions under the Journalism for Missions Milwaukee program.
The Ka f Columbus Foundation opened a microfilmed Vatican Library manuscript depository at St. Louis University in connection with the Knights of Columbus supreme officers. Judge John E. Swift led the visit as supreme knight and Jesuit hosts heard talks on the project. Rome photographers record about two miles of photographs weekly and 500000 documents will be microfilmed.
The text argues for reallocating arms savings to global aid and production to eliminate hunger. It cites rising world population, limited food growth, and the need to expand programs like Point Four and UNESCO. It warns against linking hunger to Communism and calls for broad action across Asia, South America, and South Europe.
The National Council of Catholic Men received the top citation for a network religious program. The 28rd Institute for Education by Radio-Television award, sponsored by Ohio State University, honored the Catholic Hour on NBC. It marks the first such religious citation.
Six marine chaplain-priests greeted roughly 40 Catholics among freed prisoners at Freedom Village Munsan Korea. Father Rice arrived by helicopter and led the group while assessing the prisoners reception and potential exposure to propaganda.
A discussion of Rabelais figure as a Catholic priest with satire on war and Papal power. The article notes debates about his personal piety, links to Thomas More, and views on his influence on religion and education. It mentions controversy over whether he hinted at revolutionary ideas while maintaining religious ideals.
An advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia for complete relief of acid indigestion and constipation. It claims two to four tablespoonfuls at bedtime provide morning relief without urgency, leaving you feeling wonderful.
Unclear ad text promises to banish the tobacco habit with a product. Mentions heart throat and lungs while directing readers to a Chicago postal address and a refund offer for tablets. Includes scattered garbled phrasing and stray numbers.
Excelsior Springs Missouri advertises a free book on rheumatism and arthritis from The Ball Clinic. The enlarged booklet explains why drugs offer only temporary relief and outlines a specialized treatment system. Write to The Ball Clinic, Dept. 651, Excelsior Springs Missouri, today.
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