Divine Providence and Stalin in Catholic Reflections
A Catholic essay argues that divine providence can frame views of world leaders including Roosevelt and Stalin. It contends believers should defend their faith respectfully while Catholics illustrate their principles as essential to a democratic society.
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Leuress
Stali Pei
Joseph Stalin
Union
Stalin
Arth
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Wrath Over War Profits and Bloodshed Debate
A fragment reflecting moral outrage at governments and business interests profiting from war. It condemns bloodshed as inhumane and warns that economic motives and planners prolong conflict to protect investments, viewing such aims as diabolical and cruel.
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United States
Japan
Catholics urged to spread faith to grow church
A 1944 Official Catholic Directory analysis shows 85,000 converts entered the church but the growth rate relative to the previous year is only 1 to 282. The text urges lay Catholics to inform themselves about Catholic matters and actively influence daily life, workplaces, and social circles to increase the harvest of souls for Christ.
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Gow
Christ
Street Preaching Moves Clergy Toward Urban Outreach
A Catholic effort begun in 1931 aims to bring Church information to everyday people via street preaching. Despite obstacles from within and outside the Church, organizers argue in favor of preaching on the street to reach non Catholics and invite them into parish life and devotions.
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Dornle
Cincinnati housekeeper leaves all to charity in will
A Cincinnati housekeeper who died at 79 left all she had to charity in a simple will. She directed funds to Mt. St Mary's and St. Benedicts diocesan seminaries to further religious work. Her epitaph expressed a wish to return wealth to God and aid the church through her bequest.
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Cincinnati
Mt. St. Mary's
St.emens
Hye
Fragmentary diocese penitential note prompts inquiry
Fragmentary text mentions diocese, penitential period, and questions about who has access or authority. Readable elements point to a religious administrative discussion without clear names or dates. Further context needed to identify entities or purpose.
Sisters to Receive Investment Rites in Ohio Parishes
Readable passages list dozens of candidates from Ohio towns including Versailles Wapakoneta Coldwater and St Marys as well as Dayton and Cincinnati joining the Precious Blood and Franciscan orders. Names Agnes Brumn Mary Louise Hoelscher Coscia Heidenreich Dorothy Ann Link Anna Marie Mertz Ardella Niese and many more appear as postulants and novices with relatives noted. Mary Pierre Grillot a St. Louis nun and several siblings in religion are named among families connected to the ceremonies.
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Agnes Bru Mn
Mary Louise Hoelscher
Coscia Heidenreich
Dorothy Ann Link
Anna Marie Mertz
Ardella Niese
Adeline Mag Fort Jennings
Jeanne Klein
Medina
Mary Kostolnik
Whiting
Ind
Magdalen Hutmacherayette
N. Dak
Margaret McCreary
Florence Missler
Ottawa
Mary Pierre Grillot
St. Louis’ North Star
Aloysius Grillot
Versailles
Oe Wilfred Thobe
Sts. Pe Paul’s Parir Ne
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Mary Adelberter
St Martin’ S Parish
Frank Kroeger
Harrison
Precious Blood Congregation
Mary Serva
Mary — Monnin
St. Remeoussia
Stephen von Houston
Mary. Remy
Mary Leo Soeur
A of
Leo Voisard
Houston
Yvonne
Carmencita
Mary Agnese Oen
Immaculate Conception
Botkin
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Mary Claudine Hebbeler
Sts. Peter and Paul’s Church
Norwood
Hebbeler
Aeca Avenue
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St. Henry
Leo H. Aloys Boeke
Anselm Boeke
Cincinnati
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Roseclare Nagel
Joseph's Parish
Wapakoneta
Mary Beert Winkeljohn
Saemennilene Conception
Celina
H. J. Winkeljohn
Anthony Isterarthager
St. Joseph’s Fish
Joseph Dieringer
Holy Rosary Ish
St. Marys
Maryarlina Miller
Carl Miller
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Holy A. i Sidney
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Dorothy Betsch
Patricia Wolfer
Joan Mackey
Dayton
Esther Marie Ozsika
Hamilton
Mary Veda
Middletown
Miss Buettner
Frank Buettner
St. Leo’s, Sacred
St. Augustine’s
Our Lady of the Angels
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Frank Betsch
Hanley Road
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Tte Oak
Colerain High School
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St. Francis
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Kirbert Avenue
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Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary
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John T. McNicholas
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Bertha
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Boltin Street
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Hours devotion schedule for Aug 12 and 19 in parishes
The Hours devotion will be observed by institutions and parishes during the weeks of Aug 12 and Aug 19. On Aug 12 services are planned at Sacred Heart Italian, Cin Cin, St Thomas More’s in Withamsville.
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Sacred Heart
Cin- St. Thomas More’s
Withamsville
LAW FOR WAR CRIMINALS DISCUSSED BY OBSERVER
The Observer argues for an international legal system applying to all nations, suggesting that trials must be based on universal laws rather than nation specific rules. It calls for a system above individual sovereignties, aligned with natural lawINSPIRED by Godinscribed conscience.
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Staleo
America
Britain
Saint Julie of Namur and Notre Dame Sisters Education Legacy
The article honors Julie and Sisterhood of Notre Dame de Namur. It traces their mission in education from Cincinnati to Reading and Mount Notre Dame. It notes Julie’s sanctity and the sisters’ aim to spread Christ’s love through schools and religious formation. Julie’s canonization is anticipated by the Namur bishop.
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Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur
Julie
Institute of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur
United States
Cincinnati
Mt. Notre Dame
Reading
Christ
Re Julie
Namur
Children of Holy Land Refugees in World War II Letters
The passage describes young refugees in the Holy Land during World War II, noting shy girls and well-born boys, their losses and sorrow. It recounts a visit to Bethlehem and Mass at the Tomb of the Holy Sepulchre, with a brief impression of the Tomb’s ornate setting and the Mass on the Altar of Sorrow.
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Na- Mi
Christ
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