Seville Cathedral and Giralda Tower Vast World Landmarks
The Cathedral of St Mary in Seville, largest after St Peter's, rises beside the Giralda tower once the mosque minaret. The 12th century bronze vane crowned tower stands 275 feet, with Arabesque panels and a movable Faith figure. The cathedral houses Murillo and Velasquez works, King Ferdinand’s relics, and Columbus memorials. Seville’s port history anchors its rise as a global trade center and bishopric with over a million Catholics today.
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Middle Way urged by pope clears up economic debate
The Holy Father counsels a middle way between socialism and laissez faire capitalism, urging respect for private property and intelligent planning. In contrast, Ohio censor boards defend film standards amid a Supreme Court backdrop, sparking wide public reaction and calls for continued censorship debate.
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Courageous Ohio Board Bans Imported Film
The Ohio Board of Film Censorship bans the three part film Ways of Love. the third segment The Miracle sparked New York controversy. Supporters praise the decision as tightening standards while critics argue over censorship.
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Family Portrait and the Fathers Duty in Prayer
A column discusses family prayer led by the father and critiques a magazine illustration of the Child Jesus leading the Holy Family in prayer. It argues the father should model prayer and spiritual growth, citing Church teaching and contrasting with a depicted scene. The piece notes Jesus learned carpentry and suggests St Joseph taught him work, linking duty and faith.
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Speakers sought to discuss Christian matters for parish groups
A letter in the Catholic Telegraph Register urges archdiocesan Councils of Catholic Men and Catholic Women to recruit and book talks on Christian implications. It proposes a speaker list with talks, films, and recordings, featuring experts from Cincinnati, Hamilton, Dayton, and Xavier University, to energize parish discussions in turbulent times.
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Saint Joseph as spiritual head of the Holy Family
A discussion on Jesus honoring Joseph and Mary and St. Francis L. Filas S J describing Jesus life as ob scunity prayer and obedience. The piece argues St Joseph leads the Holy Family in prayer and that the father role strengthens the Christian home.
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Government Is Your Business and Civic Duty Remains
A column urges active citizen participation in politics, arguing every person must vote and act. It cites Abraham Lincoln, warns against defeatist attitudes, and promotes James Keller's Government Is Your Business as a guide for personal responsibility and moral renewal.
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Goats in Rent Scramble Highlight Local Shortages
The piece reports on a Cincinnati housing shortage debate tied to rent controls. It notes limited listings, ad opacity, and a plan for a rental housing survey by the Ohio Torport to influence policy. Catholic groups warn against decontrol, predicting rent spikes harming families nationwide.
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Fatima for Children in English Adaptation
A children's book adaptation of Fatima stories from the Portuguese original by Rev. John de Archi, titled The Shepherds of Fatima. English version published by Sheed & Ward and adapted by Elizabeth Cobb.
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Separate Vacations for Couples Feed Marriage Musings
A magazine discussion weighs whether couples should take joint or separate vacations. The piece questions if time apart could disrupt or renew harmony, noting maternity leaves and home projects as only feasible separate trips. It ends urging shared travel as the norm to protect marriage stability.
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Reviewers Review of Catholic Literature in St. Anthony Messenger
Review by T. J. McInerney in the August St. Anthony Messenger outlines Social Security as part of the act covering old age survivors and public assistance. The essay explains benefits for widows orphans and retirees, and guides readers on how to file for benefits with examples to preserve dignity and independence.
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