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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1953
Page
3
An editorial rails against spanking in Springfield Public Schools while acknowledging a need for moral correction. It warns of harm from excessive or capricious punishment and stresses training the will through motives, not relying solely on corporal force.
In Rome a group of His Serene Holiness diplomats asked the Holy Father to sympathize with the Polish crisis. The Pope consoled the envoys and urged trust in a brighter future despite present evils, noting the gravity of the situation but not losing heart.
The author contrasts serene Christian steadfastness with world fear, arguing that truth and justice endure beyond wars. It reviews Roger Trueblood and others on divorce, noting they seek limited reform, not abolition, and warn that any permissive approach fuels further sin and social decay.
A philosopher from Earlham College Richmond argues that divorce is wrong not for the act itself but because there are too many divorces. He cites social groups and quotes Dr Elton Trueblood as a spokesman for this view.
Ruling notes diocese lay apostolate under the Bishop and highlights a Covington study by Villa Madonna College students on Negro living conditions. It cites poverty and exploitation as causes of limited progress and references Pope Pius XII on human solidarity. The piece also reports on St Colman’s Church dedication in Washington D C by Bishop Ready.
Catholic radio and TV schedules list daily programs across stations in Ohio and Kentucky. Broadcasts include Sacred Heart and Hour of St Francis with stations WING Dayton WCXX Covington WMOH Hamilton WZIP Covington and WCKY Cincinnati among others, with December dates and channel details.
Dr Martin R DeHaan of Bay City Michigan wins a court ruling confirming Radio Bible Class is a regularly organized church and entitled to a 1200 refund from the Michigan State Department of Revenue for taxes paid on pamphlets mailed to radio listeners.
The piece defends Catholic authority on faith and morals while condemning Protestant critics. It argues Catholics seek truth through doctrine, reject emotional revivals, and uphold intellectual freedom without forcing beliefs. It urges Protestants to study Catholic doctrine to understand truth and freedom.
Newport Kentucky newlyweds Don and Miriam Bankemper run a mail order business offering a plastic kit to cover Sacred Heart badges. The kit includes 100 plastic covers 50 badges and lacing for finishing 50 badges and sells for two dollars. Available also are Lady of Grace Immaculate Conception badges with more planned.
Xavier University will sponsor a precollege guidance clinic and campus day for high school seniors and their parents Sunday December 13 from 2 to 5 p.m. at the ROTC Armory. Three Jesuit faculty will speak on topics including The Catholic Liberal Arts Education and The Cost of College Education. Faculty and staff will be available for consultations with seniors and parents amid various displays.
Dr. Francis Joseph Brown of DePaul University argues that cooperative action among teachers is needed to teach social encyclicals. He notes encyclicals unify theology philosophy and history beyond single fields and criticizes professors who teach economic liberalism contrary to the encyclicals. He warns graduates may become “good pagans” in economic life if Catholic teaching is neglected.
Paul Hume in the Sign attacked pop Hymns as not meeting musical standards. He argues bad music exists and faults several hymns while praising works that meet art and church requirements and urges parents to monitor school music education. He sees real hope in Catholic schools and provincial influence.
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