Tide Turns to Religion Says English Writer
English writer Rosalind Murray told a Cincinnati audience Feb 20 that the tide is turning back in favor of religion and Catholics face a tremendous challenge. She argued the world’s pagans seek grace in Catholicism or communism and urged Catholic Americans to demonstrate sanctity and heroic faith to reach the “good pagans.”
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Rosalind Murray
Our Lady Cincinnati College
Miss Murray
Europe
United Ct
Murray
Cincinnati
Biographies and Catholic Thought Highlight 1946-50 Works
The review surveys three biographies and several Catholic pamphlets. It covers St Clare of Assisi by Miss de Robeck, Edward Raymond Mattingly by Evelyn Raabe, and The Devil in Modern Life with its Catholic context.
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Assisi
de Robeck
Erebrian
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Edward Raymond Mattingly
Evelyn Raabe
E. Raabe
Bush
San Francisco
St. Meinrad’s
Semi
Eaguth
Dircentians
N.Y
Sheed & Ward
Devil
Vatican
Robert Graham
Robert Hartnett
Nmerica Press
Grand Daniel Terminal Bldg
National Council of Churches
Francis J. Curran
St. Louis
Queen’s Work
Boniface McConville
Paterson
N.J
St. Anthony’s Guild
St. Benedict
Joeph Labre
Agnes de la Gorce
Rosemary Sheed
Sheed
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John Thayer
New England
Rome
France
Crossroads praises Maria Stein readers and Pilgrim’s Guide
The Crossroads column thanks a reader from Maria Stein for sending a Pilgrim's Guide Book to the Chapel of the Holy Relics, notes prayer devotion, and plans to visit the chapel in Mercer county near St. John's church. Local residents Alois Schmidt and Eleanora Fleckenstein share stories of invention blessings and a church choir memory as the community reflects on faith and local landmarks.
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Arvella
Father
Jesus
Marvella
Aria Stein
Alois Schmidt
Springfield
Christ
Eleanora Fleckenstein
Ft. Loramie
St. Michael’s Church
Laise’s Y
Dog Food Dispute Sparks Neighborhood Curiosity
An odd domestic fragment describes Mrs Cy and Cy arguing over feeding a dog chlorophyll rich food intended to mask odor. Cy believes dogs must smell like dogs to belong in dogdom and jokes about dog language and neighborhood barking.
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D. C
McCoy
Justification Beliefs in Catholic Protestant By Rev Francis Syriane
In contrasting Catholic and Protestant views on justification the piece notes Trent's stance that faith is a supernatural assent to revealed truths for Catholics in contrast to Lutherans. It argues that certainty of justification cannot be known except by revelation and that grace varies by person and can be lost through mortal sin while Baptism and subsequent acts matter.
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Council of Trent
Christ
Jesus
God
Rinfr et named judge as Cote succeeds Postmaster General
Ottawa reports that Postmaster General Edouard Rinfr et, a Catholic, will join the Quebec Court of the Queen's Bench as judge. Alcide Cote, 48, Liberal MP and lawyer, succeeds him as Postmaster General. Rinfr et is a son of Chief Justice Thibaudeau Rinfr et. Cote is a descendant of Jean Cote, early settler.
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Ont
Edouard Rinfret
Canada
Quebec Court of the Queen’s Bench
Alcide Cote
Rinfret
Montreal
Thibaudeau Rinfret
Cote
Jean Cote
Catholic University Announces 1952 Summer Religious Education Courses
Washington reports ten courses in religious education will be offered at the Catholic University of America summer school from June 30 to August 9 1952. Enrollment in 1951 reached 261 students across these classes.
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Washington
Catholic University of America
Tuna Spaghetti Platter For Six A Quick 216 Dinner
A homemaker friendly tuna spaghetti dish serves six for 2.16 and includes salad rolls and dessert. The recipe emphasizes tuna's high protein, zero fat and no bone, with directions to melt butter, blend flour, add milk, thicken, fold in tuna, surround with peas and heat spaghetti around the edge.
Catholic Building Projects In Jacksonville Honored
Ground airings for two major Catholic projects in Jacksonville were led by Archbishop Joseph P. Hurley. A new Central High building about 500000 dollars and a St. Mary's girls home around 150000 dollars were announced during the ceremonies.
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Jacksonville
Fla
St. Mary’s Home
Joseph P. Hurley
Catholics Urge Prayerful Vote on Puerto Rico Constitution
Catholic bishops urge Puerto Rico voters to consider the nation’s best interests and their religion as they decide on the March 3 referendum on a proposed constitution. They decline to comment on political merits, citing numerous requests for guidance.
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Puerto Rico
San Cane
Puerto Bence
Puerto Rio
Accor
Testimonial Dinner For Bishop Lamb By Area Knights
The Most Rev. oe L. Lamb new bishop of Greensburg received a testimonial dinner from 16 Knights of Columbus councils across Westmoreland Fayette Indiana and Armstrong counties. Dr Daniel P Neen state deputy Latrobe council 940 chaired the committee.
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Oe L. Lamb
Greensburg
Knights of Columbus
Westmoreland
Fayette Indiana
Armstrong
Daniel P. Neen
Latrobe
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