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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1953
Page
7
Religious scholar Rev Eocene H Mary argues that Mosaic law reflects daily life in ancient Israel. The Ten Commandments frame the Covenant, with the Book of the Covenant applying them to daily conduct. He contrasts Hebrew codes with Assyrian and Hittite laws, noting humane treatment of slaves and orphans as evidence of divine inspiration.
Sister Mary Thomasita, head of the art department at Cardinal Stritch College in Milwaukee, faces widespread debate over her contemporary religious works. Visitors’ reactions vary from praise to sharp criticism, while she argues art is a language that invites understanding and prayer.
An irregular classified item describes furniture needs and pickup by a service. It mentions Big Jack Tree Service trained men and tree spraying, plus page 687 Cincinnati references and multiple ad lines for painting walls and book binding services with phone numbers and addresses.
St Paul Minn clergy are rated by nearly 70 million of 72 million church members as sufficiently understanding. About two of three members say priests are very understanding, with Catholics five percent above Protestant average. Protestant groups vary from 75 percent in one denomination to 61 percent in Methodists.
Plans announced for a Franciscan chapel at the Shrine of Lourdes to honor theologians linked to Marian and Eucharistic doctrine. Carved from the mountainside under the Lourdes Ba silica, it will feature mosaics of St Bernardine of Siena Duns Scotus and St Pascal Baylon.
The 1954 general monthly intentions and missionary aims approved by Pius XII cover the globe. Each month seeks holiness, world peace, church mission work, and prayerful support for various regions and groups including Asia Africa Scandinavia China Central America and India.
Atty General John M Dalton calls a solution to Missouri school bus issues by allowing boards to contract private operators for transport to public schools. Catholic groups say the ruling does not overturn the earlier ban on state funded transportation for parochial students.
Rome reports that the Jordan Israel clash validates the Holy See’s warning from 1948 that the border was drawn by force not reason. Osservatore Romano notes threats to Jerusalem could be avoided only if the city and surroundings form one united holy area under a true international regime.
Bishop Leonard J. Raymond of Allahabad reports the Catholic Church is stronger in the United States than elsewhere after nine months there spent raising funds for a project in Allahabad.
Sister laments missing art study in Catholic education and urges focus on truth and beauty. She argues 12 to 14 years pursue truth, few colleges offer adequate courses in art, and art reveals the age we live in through the artist.
The article reviews Professor Herbert Butterfield’s view that total destruction of the enemy as wartime aim is unjust. It contrasts nationalism with universal justice, discusses interpretation of history, and notes parallels with Chesterton and Toynbee. It warns against equating nations with ideologies and cautions about overzealous anti-Communist rhetoric.
A retrial secured for John Lisiak of Dortmund after new evidence proved his innocence. A NCWC Germany mission legal adviser aided the case but was absent at the retrial and died two months earlier. Lisiak served half of an eight year term for a crime he did not commit.
A three day celebration observed the 75th anniversary of St. Peter's College and Preparatory School in Jersey City. Pontifical Mass of Thanksgiving was offered at St. Peter's Church by Archbishop Thomas A. Boland of Newark, with Rev. Robert I. Gannon delivering the sermon.
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