Christmas party brings joy to Biwasaki leprosy patients
Readers of the Catholic Telegraph Register are thanked for a Christmas party at Biwasaki for Father Shimura and the Franciscan Missionaries of Mary. The event included a vote on a unique dinner menu, gifts for each patient, and a new slide projector for yearlong entertainment, transforming the shelter into a small heaven.
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Sterre
Franciscan Missionaries of Mary
Biwasaki
Shimura
Atholic Telegraph Register
Father Ura
Father Shimura
Shimu
Rand
Athens
Jane
Christ
Santa Claus
Tokyo
Bii
Marie Sterre
F.M.M
Iy Gote
Einer
Catholic Telegraph Register
Clas
Biwashi
Japan
Claus
Polish radios report demand to remove 22 hostile priests
London edition of Trybuna Ludu cites Warsaw radio reporting that the Polish Communist organ has called for the removal of 22 hostile Catholic priests from church offices. The station said the newspaper had listed the priests.
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London
Trybuna Ludu
Warsaw Radio
St Francis Coffin Sealed in 400th Death Anniversary Rite
The Patriarch Joao da Costa Nunes oversaw sealing of St Francis coffin. Three keys held by the Patriarch the Governor General and the Basilica administrator secured the casket. The rite marked the saint body exposition on the 400th anniversary of his death.
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Jose DA Costa Nunes
Franier
Bom Jesus
Compact portable sewing center reshapes home work output
Homemaker tips describe a simple portable sewing setup with the sewing machine at center, a right side cutting area, left side pressing space, and under-surface drawers. A swivel armless office chair provides easy reach, a flat top desk or washstand serves as cutting space, and a low sit-down ironing option saves room for quick repairs.
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Reaiaasrae
Ihe
Eip Prii
Dad
Junior
Working Girls' Group Elects New President
Chie Pew of Los Angeles was elected post of the Young Christian Workers Girls Council at Barat college after a two day meeting. She succeeds Caroline Pezzullo of New York. Federation presidents from 14 archdioceses and dioceses attended. The council will center the year's program on The Vocation of the Young Worker. Pew will work with YCW general president Sullivan to coordinate the workers' sections. The program will be further developed at the study week June 28 to July 3.
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Chie
Pew
Angeles
Young Christian Workers’ Girls’ Council
Barat
College
Miss Pew
CIO’ Electrical Workers
Caroline Pezzullo
New York
Worens Sullivan
YCW
Court affirms ban on Negroes in Washington restaurants
The U S Court of Appeals upholds racial exclusion in D C dining, ruling custom and longstanding practice justified the ban. Justice majority notes 5-4 decision against municipal authorities enforcing discrimination and cites property freedom concepts in the ruling.
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Washington
Poece Court of Appeals
Ratiff
S Trict of Columbia
New York Times
Arthur Krock
German socialist party orders offices to aid anti Dibelius campaign
The Socialist Unity party in Mecklenburg calls on all offices under party control to back mass organizations in exposing Bishop Otto Dibelius head of the Evangelical Church in Germany. They label Dibelius a war monger and a servant of American imperialism.
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Protestant Bist
Berlin
Socialist. Unity
Mecklenburg
Otto Dibelius
Evangelical Church
Germany
Dibelius
Urhmask
Drive tops $4 million for Loyola seminary in New York
Donations total 4,047,597 have been received by the Jesuit seminary building fund for the Shrub Oak New York campus. The campaign goal is 5,000,000 and is virtually assured.
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New York
Jesuit Seminary
Loyola
Shrub Oak
N. Y
Cardinals in Rome Dedicate Canadian Martyrs Church
Four cardinals and numerous church and state dignitaries attended ceremonies in Rome for the dedication of the Canadian Martyrs Church. Cardinal Clemente and Cardinal Benepece Mlla presided as local authorities and prelates participated. Cardinal James McGuigan led the Canadian delegation.
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Rome
Anna
James McGuigan
Mon Wai
Cardinal Clemente
Benepece M Lla
Blessed Sacrament Fa S
Campaign to tighten obscenity laws debated in Manchester bill plan
Catholic women plan a campaign against obscene sales. Rep Louis announces he will introduce a bill in the Legislature to tighten current state obscenity definitions and regulation, aiming to curb objectionable material.
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Manchester
N. H
L . Rep. Louis
Defin
The Old Testament The heart of biblical promise and life
A reflective passage argues the Old Testament is not a failure but a divine experiment with a life giving promise. It highlights key figures and messianic anticipation from David to Isaiah and Jeremiah, asserting meaning and vitality in scripture.
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David
Isaias
Jere
Esus
Albers
Old Testament picture and human fall from grace
The passage reflects on Adam and Eve, sin, and the decline through biblical history. It critiques reliance on flawed human figures like Abraham and Moses to redeem the Old Testament narrative, noting that sin, idolatry, and self centered nationalism dominate the era. It questions whether God's experiment succeeded and if the scribe’s task remains worthwhile.
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Malya
Adam
Abraham
Moses
David
Isaias
God
Women's Group Plans Five Sectional Workshops
A Catholic Ladies organization announces five sectional workshops across the country. Institutes will be held at Duchesne in Omaha Nebraska St Joseph's College in West Hartford Connecticut Seton Hill College Greensburg Pennsylvania College of the Sacred Heart in La and the College of San Rafael California.
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Catholic Daughters of ‘Aietlion
Duchesne
Omaha
Neb
St. Joseph's College
West Hartford
Conn
Seton Hill Colle Greensburg
College of Te Sacred Hea
Lewis College Names New Biology Professor
Rev. Charles ae Redian has joined Lewis College as professor of biology. A native of Chicago, he previously taught at Barat, DePaul University, and the University of Illinois where he earned his Ph.D. in biology.
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Charles Ae Redian
Lewis College
Chic
Barat
DePaul Pgoniversity of Illinois
Ae University of Illinois
Winter Dessert Salad Face Brightens Dinner Table
A Betty Barcley recipe titled Winter Special uses cream cheese, cream, pear halves, red and green maraschino cherries and coconut. Assemble pear faces on lettuce with cream cheese as the glue, add coconut whiskers and cherry eyes, and serve chilled with optional mayonnaise. Makes 6 servings.
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Evergy
Red Terror Hunger Plague Polish People Report
London reports describe Soviet occupation in Poland with hunger and terror. Soviet officials claim economic and mill adviser roles while Polish masses face near starvation and collaborators in bureaus earn four times a worker’s wage. Police mislabel Polish self defense as hostile actions toward the friendly Soviet nation.
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London
Poland
Little Ohio Mission Grows in 17 Months
Sycamore Ohio's 17 month old mission in an old furniture store shows rapid growth. A church site is purchased and area interest rises to 130 families with 83 children in classes. Four converts noted and Father Maurice Fa Herman leads the effort in the Toledo diocese.
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Little Ohio
Sycamore, O
Maurice
R. Fa Herman
Yas
Sycamore
Toledo
Parents Lead Children to Faith in Hikone Church
In Hikone Japan Maryknoll mission notes show families joining Catholic instruction led by Father Alfred E. Smith. A mother sister and brother of youths begin catechism within two months seeking baptism and ongoing faith formation for their children as altar boys express desire for baptism.
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Hikone
Japan
Full-Page Church Ad Highlights Catholic Teachings
Milwaukee paper prints a full page ad from the church detailing origins and teachings on society justice education with Biblical quotations, as reflected in the January 11 Sentinel issue.
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Milwaukee
Micaihes ‘Sentinel
Monastery Work Resumes at Conyers Georgia
Work has resumed on the Monastery at Conyers near Atlanta. The Trappists appeal for support to continue the building of Our Lady’s home and ask readers to contribute to Father Abbot.
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Conyers
Georgia
Ane Iy
Simcoraer
Holy Father
Costa
Father Abbot
Trappists Sponsor City Event at 623 Sycamore
Fragments indicate a Georgia event sponsored by Trappists at a location identified as 623 Sycamore in Deestur. Details are sparse but point to a local civic or religious gathering with Trappist involvement.
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City
Sycamore
Deestur
Georgia
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