Apostolic Authority and Church Rite Reflections From Faith Text
A dense discussion covers the role of the Apostles and Paul as channeled by Christ for mission, exorcist authority, and priestly interruptions of Mass for absolution and last rites. It notes the necessity and limits of exorcism, the authority given to bishops, and the value of suffering offered for sins.
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Ship rescue story praised by Collier's Reynolds
The piece notes a heroic Essex class carrier saved at sea with details attributed to Quentin Reynolds in Collier's. It emphasizes wartime heroism and urges readers to subscribe to Catholic Digest for the full account and related war coverage.
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Enroll Now In The aque Of Mary Immaculate
Enrollment cards are mailed to all who sign up for the league with information about activities and schedules. The notice promotes joining via the parish group and highlights convenient sign up steps.
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Religious nun dies in Paris aiding relief work
A U.S. based nun who organized relief centers for supplies to France died in Paris. Born in Hendersonville to a prominent family, she later served refugees and war victims, returning to France in May after being recalled in 1940. A Solemn Requiem Mass was held at the Paris mother-house.
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Brazil Research Initiative Aids Portuguese Studies
The Rev. P. Carlo Rossi Sr. will travel to Brazil for ten months on a State Department sponsored project. He will pursue specialized philological studies and a Portuguese language course as spoken in Brazil, continuing academic connections from the University of San Francisco.
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Classified Moving Pictures Unobjectionable for General Patronage
A long list details films deemed unobjectionable for general patronage by the Legion of Decency. Entries include Meet Me in St Louis Stagecoach There Goes Kelly Gangs of the Waterfront The Great Ziegfeld Follies and professional titles across genres. Also listed are titles like National Velvet Gentle Annie and You Came Along, reflecting the era’s cinema classifications.
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Catholic Nuptial Mass Blesses Catholic Weddings
The Catholic wedding rite centers on the Nuptial Mass with a solemn blessing for the bride. The ceremony emphasizes sacramental grace, with prayers asking God to sustain the couple, guide family life, and keep the wife faithful and strong in virtue.
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Six Fordham Graduates Lead Jesuit Colleges Nationwide
Fordham University alumni head six of the 24 Jesuit colleges and universities in the United States. Named are Very Rev Harold C Small SJ president of Seattle College in Washington. Fathers Joseph R N Maxwell SJ Holy Cross Worcester Edward A Sullivan SJ Weston College Weston Mass Lawrence C Gorman SJ Georgetown University Edward J Bunn SJ Loyola University LA and Edward J Whelan SJ Los Angeles.
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Vatican Faces Alleged Moscow Campaign Against Its Moral Influence
Osservatore Romano disputes a Reuters report from Moscow radio accusing the Vatican of supporting fascist powers and aiding in postwar plans. The article argues a sustained campaign to ostracize the Holy See exists, while noting Vatican leaders piloted proposals to Potsdam for European restoration.
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Allegiance to Stalin Stirs Orthodox Church Split
The Metropolitan Council of the Russian Orthodox Church in America rejects Moscow conditions for reunion with the Russian church. Moscow demands a pledge of loyalty to the Soviet state, provoking a rift within the American church hierarchy.
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Milwaukee Speech by Bev as Educator General
The Rt. Rev. Bev delivers a lecture in Milwaukee focusing on education leadership and outreach, highlighting church guidance for communities and schools.
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Theatine Fathers Founder Saint Cajetan of Theatines
Saint Cajetan founded the Theatine Fathers in 1524 to reform clergy life and oppose Luther. The order, approved by Pope Clement VII, sought a balance of active ministry with communal religious life, expanding from Italy to Spain, the Americas, and Asia. Cajetan, born 1480 in Vicenza, later died 1547 in Naples and was canonized in 1671.
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Jewish Population in Holy Land and Jerusalem
The Jewish Agency reports about 600000 Jews live in the Holy Land at end-1944. In Tel Aviv 167000 Jews are recorded. Jerusalem's population is estimated at 152000 with 91000 Jews.
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