The Sacrament of Matrimony in Mixed Faith Marriages
A discussion on whether a Catholic and a non Catholic can share the sacrament of Matrimony. It notes that both parties must be baptized for the union to be sacramental, and that valid marriages can exist when one spouse is unbaptized but may receive the sacrament if both convert. It cites Catholic authorities and examples of mixed faith marriages.
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Manuale Theologiae Dogeen
Why two sizes of Eucharistic wafers are used
Priests use a large Host for ease of handling and for visibility during elevation, while the faithful receive smaller Hosts to fit distribution space and to be swallowed more easily. The difference is practical, not doctrinal, and serves convenience for both liturgical action and communicant reception.
Bayer Aspirin relief ad promises fast, trusted use
The ad urges readers to use Bayer Aspirin for relief from colds and aches. It claims millions trust the product and advises dissolving three tablets in a quarter glass of water for sore throats and to request Bayer Aspirin when buying.
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Hee Bayer
Catholic Unity and World Religion Figures
The text argues for Catholic unity as a global religious foundation, noting large estimated populations and comparisons to Protestant, Orthodox, and Muslim groups. It discusses Catholicity as a unitary system with wide reach, urging actions to spread grace and convert others to the Catholic Church.
Why Slow Pace In Converting World
Analysis discusses why a universal church remains a minority after two millennia. It argues faith is a divine gift, not forced, and requires the assent of the will despite obstacles. It cites faith versus works, Luther, Modernists, and the need for adherence to sacred teaching for salvation.
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Martin Luther
Catholic Teachings on Sin and Salvation
The text discusses the difficulty of resisting sin and the hope that many may be saved through partial acceptance of Catholic teaching. It notes the need for conscience and supernatural life, whether through revelation or inner grace, to increase the number of saved beyond professed Catholics.
Catholics Told Where to Get Off
The article reports Theodore Brameld of New York University urging doubled or tripled federal aid for public schools and colleges. He promotes a national committee to back like minded bills and criticizes anti Catholic sentiment led by Representative Graham Barden. Brameld accuses opponents of seeking to deny aid to parochial schools and bus transport.
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Figures Show What Workers Owe Church
An analysis argues Catholic agitation sustained social reform ideas in newspapers and bishops statements. It notes Protestant allies and some liberals aided practical Christian economic plans, while labor leaders sometimes resisted papal encyclicals. The piece credits the Catholic Church with shaping workers’ expectations and debt relief.
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Matthew Smith
Existence of God No Mystery Questions and Answers
The text argues that God’s existence is knowable by reason but some truths about God surpass human understanding and require divine revelation. It cites Church teaching that natural reason can know God through creation, yet essential mysteries remain beyond finite comprehension and must be accepted on revelation.
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Industry Council Forms Lecture Bureau to Promote Labor Management Unity
The Industry Council Association announces a lecture bureau formed from 31 lectures in 1951. Staffs are in Massachusetts New Jersey Texas and other states. Rev. J. Kelley OML says action groups form among Oblate scholasticates and Newman Club Federation plans a committee. Public subscription to a monthly newsletter is also proposed.
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New York State Labor Relations Board
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Married Seminarian Priest Receives Special Papal Bypass
The Rev. Rudolph Goethe, 70, formerly a Protestant minister, is ordained as a priest under a Papal provision that allows him to stay married. He will serve administrative duties rather than active mission work. Goethe and his wife converted to Catholicism years ago. Mrs. Goethe attended the ordination.
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Eh Goes Seas
Germany
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Bitter choices in policy over ransom and lives debated
The piece critiques a U S stance on paying ransom to kidnappers or hostile regimes. It cites Washington Post views and argues that paying could weaken the state and endanger individuals, while Secretary Acheson opposed paying ransom and took steps to prevent extortion. The discussion frames the moral and political costs of concessions.
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Washington Post
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Pope’s Universal Message Endures Across Nations
The pope’s stance centers on universal humanity and shared moral aims beyond sectarian or national lines. He calls for methodical, cooperative progress through global bodies like the United Nations and the Food and Agriculture Organization to address fundamental human needs and the dignity of all people.
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Pope
Memorial service for Don Sturze at Notre Dame
Notre Dame Indiana plans a February 20 tribute to Don Sturze, founder of the Italian Catholic Democratic movement in 1919. The ceremony honors his work toward resolving the Roman Question and easing alienation of Catholics.
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Special Rations for Christian Community at Holiday
The Israeli embassy announced distribution of special food rations to all Christian communities in loreal in connection with the holidays.
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Loreal
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