Pope Pius XII Christmas Message and Modern Society
The piece reviews Pope Pius XII's Christmas message urging lay participation and fidelity to papal teaching. It contrasts modern mechanized society with Christian humanity, warns against quoting out of context, and notes the Pope’s call to resist depersonalization. An NYT editorial supports realism in foreign policy, urging adherence to UN Palestine resolutions and opposing unjust aggression in Korea.
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Holy Father
Christ
St. Peter
Pius XII
Alter
Joseph Stalin
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New York Times
Israel
Jerusalem
Korea
International
Palestine
No Crusade Interest in Jerusalem amid Palestine Tensions
The piece critiques Western reluctance to advocate for internationalization of Jerusalem amid rising conflict between Israel and Jordan. It notes UN resolutions on international status, US government silence, and limited press opposition to the stance. It frames the issue as a clash over sacred sites and political sovereignty.
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Korea
Israel
United States
United Nations
Jerusalem
Jordan
Sanicordan
Palestine
Ivor Brown's Critique of Inactive Christians
A fragment from the Saturday Review of Literature discusses Ivor Brown's critique of Christians who attend church only for rites. It cites his irritation at a local Anglican Church Christmas invitation urging attendance. The piece contrasts belief with moral duty and notes Our Lord's stance against lukewarmness.
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Saturday Review of Literature
Ivor Brown
London
Christ
Disaffiliation and Soviet Control of the US Communist Party
The article outlines the long asserted control of the Soviet Union over the Communist Party in the United States. It describes disaffiliation from the Communist International in 1940 and the later 1948 dissolution, while noting continued subjection to Moscow. It cites Attorney General findings and calls for Congress to study the report.
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Soviet Union
Moscow
Communist Party of
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United States Congress
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Communist Internationale
Internationale
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Communist Party of the
United States
Earl Browder
Rty
Poland
Cominform
Comember Comtion
Communist Party of the United States
Nates
Santana
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Communist Party
Unist Internationale
Rei
Stalin
Soviet America
Progress in 1952 Archdiocese Review Highlights Priests and Lay Leaders
The year 1952 saw continued growth of the Archdiocese with the establishment as an independent religious community and the founding of Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati. Six diocesan priests died in the past year including Monsignor William Schmi, Father Thomas L. Kearns, Father James Falls, Monsignor Pageny Moeller, Father Joseph F, and Father Charles J. Knipper. Also listed were Father Agnellus Lammert and Father Dean P. Martin, both noted deaths in 1952. Former Mayor Albert D. Cashland and insurance executive Charles Williams, longtime Catholic benefactors, are named among lay leaders who passed away.
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William Schmi
Thomas L. Kearns
James Falls
Pageny Moeller
Joseph F
Charles J. Knipper
Cincinnati
Agnellus Lammert
O.F.M
New Mexico
Dean P. Martin
Devotions Fort Worth Forty Hours and Catholic Parishes
Fragmented notes list Forty Hours devotions and numerous Cincinnati and nearby parish names including Holy Cross St Joseph Mt Healthy Mt Alverno Centerville and Mt Mary in Mt Healthy. The fragment mentions public opinion and anti Communist rhetoric.
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Holy Cass
Cincinnati
Oly Cross
St Charles Borromeo’s
St. Mary’s
Philothica
St. Middletown
St. Francis’ Seminary
Mt. Healthy
St. Joseph’s
Egypt
Assumption
Mt. Alverno
Cinmcine
T. Joseph’s
Linn
Incarnation
Centerville
Review of Catholic Literature Highlights Martyr Theme
A critical look at the Maryknoll work I Was Sentenced to Die by Father Robert W Greene praising its chronicling of martyrs across eras. The piece recounts Greene in Hong Kong and China facing arrest and trial while illustrating church resilience amid Red Tide upheaval and missionary dangers.
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Livietka
Reece
Robert “W. Greene
Fio
Maryk
Father Greene
Maryknoller
Hong Kong
China
Pth
Greene
Tungan
Maryknoll
Greine
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Catholic Radio and TV Programs Listed for Week
A list of radio and television Catholic programs across Cincinnati Dayton Springfield and Covington with station call letters times and show titles including Five Minutes to Live By Ave Maria Hour Sacred Heart and Living Sisko Falcon and other faith broadcasts scheduled on WLW WCPO and related outlets.
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Springfield
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Cincinnati
Ros 'Putnick
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Tiseam
Robert Putnick
Will
Covington
Dayton
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Catnatin
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Wmoon i
Hamilton
Penits Theater
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Matt H Ton
Faith In
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WPFB
Middletown
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Catholic Telegraph-Register
Archdiocese of Cincinnati
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Lincoln Park Drive
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Ohio
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Daytona
Hemiock
Catholic Telegraph Register
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Hamilton County Mutual Insurance CO
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Tri-State Savings & Loan CO
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Edwin
Er Amor C. Emmert
Michael
Augustin
Central
Fairmont
Vine St
Joseph F. Diehl
J. Arthur Sohn
Michael Kattus
Kunkel-Kun
Albert D.cllins
Oakley
Caen Sialieuh
Leon Cuneo
Gilsey
Reviewer's Review of Catholic Literature
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Norwood
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Big Loan & Bail Co
Main Street
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BIG Four Building Savings CO
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