Christ Knowledge and Devil Temptation in St Thomas View
The text discusses St Thomas Aquinas on Christ’s knowledge of the hour of judgment, the union of divine and human natures, and how predication centers on the person. It also covers demons’ presence on earth, their twofold punishment, and their bound, invisible activity under God’s power until judgment day.
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St.Thomas Aquinas
Jesus
Christ
Hell
Reh
Satan
Herve
Manuale Theologiae Dogmaticae
St. Thomas Aquinas
St. Omas
St. Thomas
Ridge
Be of Infants: Questions and Answers on Infant Baptism
A religious discussion defends infant baptism citing scripture and early church practice. It argues baptism acts by sacramental power without requireing reason, noting household baptisms and St Paul’s statements on universal grace.
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M. Riorpan
Christ
Sina
Cea
Br ©Stine
St. Paul
Religious affiliations shift amid Revolution era church changes
The text notes clergy leaning Tory among edists and Lutherans divided, Catholics largely backing Washington, and Quakers neutral or Tory. It details decline of Episcopal power post revolution, disestablishment efforts led by Jefferson and Madison, and the 1785 Religious Establishment Bill with widespread church dissolutions and tithe abolition across states by 1790.
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George Washington
Episcopal Church
Preelere
Jefferson
Madison
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Orth Cercle
Georgia
South Carolina
Mose
Erastianism and the English Church: State Control History
The text argues that extreme Erastianism, the state supremacy over church matters, appeared after the Reformation in England. It contrasts pre-Reformation Catholic ideas with Lancfr and Anselm versus William II and Becket disputes. It notes Puritan aims for disestablishment and Calvinist focus on control, while Book of Common Prayer and bishop appointments remain political.
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England
Lanfranc
Anselm
William II
St. Thomas'a Becket
Henry II
Calvin's Theocratic Aim Shaped Early American Sectarian Views
The piece argues Calvin aimed to place the State under church authority in Geneva, influencing Presbyterians in the American colonies to resist Anglican Establishment. It critiques modern sectarians who claim church state separation but seek control of others' religious practices, citing Maryland Catholics and the First Amendment origins.
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John Calvin
Henry VIII
Geneva
American
Calvin
Erate m
Wosetin
Maryland
Roger Williams
Ba Joint Committee On Public Affairs
Faust Williams
Theodore Maynard
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Parochial School Opened Its Doors in 1782
Monsignor Matthew Smith recounts early Catholic education in America from 1782 parochial openings to 1840 there were 200 Catholic parish schools. He notes initial religious bans, gradual rights gains, and strong Catholic educational roots across colonies and states. The piece emphasizes pride in American Catholic schooling and patriotism.
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Philadelphia
Goschenhoppen
Lancaster
Hanover
Pennsylvania
Sportsman Hall
Westmoreland County
U.S
Latrobe
Demetrius Gallitzin
The
Alleghenies
Loretto
United States
New Mexico
Florida
U. S
Maryland
U. Ss
Republic
America
Matthew Smith
Roger Williams and the myth of religious tolerance
The piece critiques the view that Roger Williams founded broad religious liberty and the First Amendment. It argues Williams was contentious and intolerant by today’s standards, with colonial life offering little dissent beyond Rhode Island’s toleration and notes Catholics faced limits. It contends tolerance grew gradually after the Revolution.
Rights and obligations bestowed on infants at Baptism
Baptism grants infants divine gifts such as grace and adoptive sonship, marking responsibilities the child assumes as reason develops. The text likens the infant to a citizen in natural order at birth, acquiring rights and duties without infringing liberty.
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Bae
Catholic Film and Radio Guild Names Frank Fay Chairman
Frank Fay succeeds Daniel E. Doran as chairman of the Catholic Film and Radio Guilds executive board for Screen period. Fay sponsored a famed commone demonstration in Square Garden and has produced Catholic films and written Catholic books.
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Los Angeles
Frank Fay
Daniel E. Doran
Catholic Film and Radio Guild
Fanchonger
Guild
Spooner
Fay
Square Garden
Roger
Elena de la Cruz
Holy See Asked To Proclaim Seaman Sunday Worldwide
The Apostleship of the Sea urged the Holy See to designate a World Seaman's Sunday. At its International Secretariat meeting it recommended the first Sunday in September as Seaman's Sunday and called on Catholics globally to support the apostolate among seamen both spiritually and materially.
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Antwerp
Belgium
Apostleship of the Sea
Holy See
Apostleship
International
Resigns Leadership Over Spiritualist Subsidy Clash
Antonos Vasconcelos, majority leader in Minas Gerais to resign his post rather than back a government subsidy for a Spiritualist sect congress. The move follows Bishop Sigaud’s critique of Spiritualism as superstition and Catholics’ prohibition. Dr. Moraes warns the Assembly cannot ignore Catholic faith by favoring sects.
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Belas Horizonte
Minas Gerais
Brazil
Antonos Vasconcelos
Driscoll Vetoes Magazine Tie-In Bill in New Jersey
Governor Alfred E. Driscoll conditionally vetoed a bill that would ban tie-in sales by wholesalers of magazines and other publications. He sent it back to the legislature for amendment, vetoing due to a technical defect that made delivering other publications contingent on handling obscene magazines a misdemeanor.
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Trenton
N. J
Alfred E. Driscoll
Theislature
Modern views on sex education and science in history
The piece discusses shifts in sex education and moral philosophy across generations, referencing Kinsey, de Muensterberg, Foerster, and other scholars. It contrasts views on morality, self restraint, and scientific method with medieval and early modern approaches, noting the evolving understanding of science and the expanding universe.
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Kinsey
de Muensterberg
R. Uen
Wasvard
F. E. Foerster
Gogue
Europe
James
Grosseteste Honored On 700th Death Anniversary
The seven hundredth anniversary of Robert Grosseteste's death marks the life of the Bishop of Lincoln (1175 1253), noted as a founder of modern scientific thought among medieval scholars.
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Robert Grosseteste
Lincoln
Mass of Good Thief Texts Offered to Chaplains
Callicoon New York Latin texts of the Mass of the Good Thief may be offered in U S correctional facilities on the second Sunday of October. The American Catholic Chaplains Association prepared the folio with leaflets, priced by donation, featuring a card image of St. Good Thief and a prayer. Chaplains of Good Shepherd homes and jails are invited to request the literature from Rev. Salvator Fink O F M Callicoon NY.
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Callicoon
N. Y
United States
American Catholic Chaplains’ Association
St.mas
Good Shepherd
Salvator Fink
O.F.M
Handmaids in Carolina Bring Church to People
In Charleston South Carolina the Handmaids society operates under Sister Mary to bring the church to non Catholics. The group trains as catechists visit parishioners and conduct house to house outreach in Beaufort and Parris Island during 1952 58 with 160 children attending weekly catechism. Sister Mary resides at 1840 Pigeon Point Road Beaufort.
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Church
Hungary
Mary
Beaufort
Parris Island
Sister Mary
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
Bish
Pigeon Point Road
S. Car
Anglican Asks Justice For Religious Schools
Canberra reports a Church of England member, Professor P. A., urging tax funding for religious schools. He argues parents should educate children in their own religion and cites Scotland and Ireland as examples where religious schools are tax supported.
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Canberra
Australia
Church of England
Anglican Men’s Forum
Australian National University
Scotland
Catholic
Ireland
Catholic Lawyer Named To High Government Post
Dollal Man Counihan, a Milwaukee area born Catholic lawyer, is appointed by the Department of Health Education and Welfare to serve as legislative liaison officer to Evita Hobby. He will assist in arranging technical advice for coordinating committees. Born Iron River Michigan 1917, Counihan served in the Army Air Forces during World War II and resides in Falls Church Virginia with his wife and three children.
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Washington
U.S
Dollal
Caer
Marquette
Milwaukee
Oveta Culp Hobby
Couman
Will
Obby
D Pes
Iron River
Mich
Counihan
Senneath Senneichigan
Mie
Air Forces
Overue
Falls Chute Va
St. James’ Parish
Knights’ of Columbus
Chaplain Tours Ships At Sea to Offer Mass
Father Seraphin N. Schiavone O F M a navy chaplain on his 25th voyage to the sea service. He serves as a circuit rider two to three months at ships lacking a chaplain, reporting after training to Pearl Harbor for duty aboard a marine depot unit at Parris Island reference.
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Honolulu
Seraphin N. Schiavone
Pearl
Tapert
Ion Pacific
Toronto
Boston
Marine :Rea
Parris Island
Pearl Harbor
Non Scarcity Creates Need for Lay Helpers
A Midwest meeting addressed the shortage of teachers and urged lay helpers for parochial schools. Attendees included teaching brothers and sisters and Mother Camilla of the Presentation, noting 4,600,000 children and the need for religious instruction across multiple centers.
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John BE
Deel
Kelly
M. Camilla
Abused Bishop Intensifies Labor for Vatican City
Pope Pius XII appoints Boleslaus Slas kans as Apostolic Visitator for Eastern Rite White Russians in exile. The bishop, once named director of missionaries for the Latin Rite, was sent to Siberia for a decade, exchanged for a Redner, seized by Nazis in 1940 after fleeing Latvia, and released by American troops.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Op Boleslaus Slaskans
Pgein
Siberia
Germany
Latvia
Masses in Rome Honor Blessed Pius X
In Rome many Masses honored Blessed Pius X on the 39th anniversary of his death. Cardinal Nicolas Me celebrated at St Peter's Basilica with pilgrims and Catholic groups in attendance. The altar housing his remains was illuminated and surrounded by flower garlands.
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Vatican City
Nicolas Me
Peter’ Basilica
Catacmalin R’s Co
Pius X
Pius
Wise Co-Operation Between Union and Industry Cited
Father Richard M. McKeon lauds twenty five years of cooperation between the International Garment Workers' Union and New York industry in the Voice of St Jude. He notes union action to reorganize endangered plants and to organize non union firms to curb cut-throat competition.
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Chicago
Masses Offerings Mark Beatification Effort in India
Two thousand votive Masses were offered last year for the beatification cause of Sister Alphonsa. A frail woman from a wealthy family, she entered the Poor Clare Convent after refusing marriage and lived bedridden most of her religious life. She died in 1946 at age 36.
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Bhavawan
India
Alphonsa
Alsatin
Sete Poor Clare Convent
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