Catholic View Blames Comics For Moral Decline
Dr. Charles F. Wheeler of Xavier University argues modern comic books erode reading and culture. He praises family music making as intelligent, faithful recreation that develops talents and guards against secularism. The piece urges participation in Eucharistic devotion to combat spiritual malnutrition.
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Charles F. Wheeler
Xavier University
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Catholic Telegraph Register
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Breaking the Fast in Liberalizing Eucharistic Rules
The article notes a historic shift in papal policy relaxing the Eucharistic fast. It emphasizes the Pope's motive to encourage more frequent reception of Holy Communion amid perceived dangers facing the Catholic world.
Reflections on Tin Can Meaning in Bolivian Nationalization
Catholic observers discuss Bolivia's tin mine nationalization and bishops support. The bishops urge just compensation for workers, note owners profited excessively, and warn against Marxist schemes masking social justice. Archbishop Maurer highlights Communist threats.
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Eeecaliente
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Ement Maurer
United States
Bolivian mine nationalization viewed through Catholic lens
The piece argues that Bolivian tin mine nationalization was not inherently unChristian and warns against labeling all noncapitalist systems as socialism. It notes the Holy Father’s cautions about state control, stresses the danger of civil strife, and urges caution before indicting entire economic models as socialist.
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Holy Father
Bolivia
Enoe
Peculiarly Qualified Dr Conant U S Education In Germany Debate
The New York Times lauds Harvard President James B. Conant as a fit American High Commissioner in Germany citing his stature in academia. The piece notes his past stance on public and private schooling and argues for parental school choice within the American system.
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Harvard University
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New York Times
Conant
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the Times
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Christianity Holds Key To Greatest Literature
Father Berwanger argues for religion as the source of culture and art, listing seven social sins and asserting Catholics provide the literary nucleus. He cites Arthur Kenyon Middleton Murray and T. S. Eliot as agreement with this view and urges renewal through Christian artists.
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Eliot
Father Berwanger
Maritain
Kestian
Family Music Inspires Practice and Community
Dr Pogner says music grows from family and faith and that loving music at home reduces the need for subscription drives. An informal Cincinnati family concert, led by Pogner, featured two large Catholic families with adults and children playing recorders and violin, making joyful music for all.
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Merton praised yet questioned by Benedictine Dom Aelred Graham
Dom Aelred Graham, prior of Portsmouth priory in Rhode Island, questions Thomas Merton's claims to contemplation and mysticism for the masses. He labels Merton's writing forceful yet uneven and argues mysticism should not be universal but for an elite, urging Christians to act in the world rather than retreat.
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Rhode Island
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Atlantic Monthly
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Firefighter Writer Lectures on Fatima Peace Plan
Captain Meyer, editor of St. Joseph's Youth club paper, the CYO paper, and Echoes, rises from Cincinnati union station acoustics fame to national projection as a writer. He recalls early Coronet pieces, junior Catholic Memeenger work, and lectures at Marietta College on the Fatima message.
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Meyer
St. Joseph’s
Hamilton
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Xavier University
Moma
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Coronet
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Columbia
U.S
New York Times
American
U. S
Stanley Meyer
Ines
Mets
Marietta College
Religion and home duty cited as root of juvenile delinquency
The piece argues government cannot educate children. parents bear the duty. It asserts liquor penalties won t solve youth crime and that lack of religion in schools and homes fuels delinquency. It calls religion into law enforcement and notes criminals are born in the home, demanding solutions at the source in America.
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