Catholic View Of United Nations Charter Essay
The article discusses Catholic views on the United Nations Charter, urging recognition of universal rights and the abolition of armament slavery. It notes calls for a world order based on natural law, human rights, and self determination, with emphasis on human rights commissions and a World Court. It critiques veto power and unanimity issues, referencing the Vandenberg amendment and postwar council structures.
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Economic and Social Council
Dumbarton Oaks
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Trusteeship Council
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Security Council
Yalta
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NCWC
Catholic Schools Remove Need for U S Aid Says
Washington New Mexico can manage without federal aid for its schools because Catholic schools absorb much of the burden. Antonio Fernandez told House Common Education that without the Catholic system New Mexico would require large federal help. He noted Catholics pay full education costs aside from textbooks provided by the state. The hearing on House 1296, proposing federal aid to public education but not to non public institutions, heard voices defending parochial schools and criticizing the Church and labor leaders for lacking clear stances.
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New Mexico
Antonio Fernandez
House Common Education
Ben Marsh
People’s Lobby
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Church
Wappene
William Green
AFL
Philip Murray
CIO
Frank P. Graham
North Carolina University
New York
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London
Africa
New Guinea
Guadalcanal
Iwo Jima
Fire destroys novitiate chapel as nuns pray
In Relay Maryland a blaze erupted at the Oblates of Providence novitiate during prayer. Estimated losses exceed $75,000 with only a few religious articles saved from the chapel. Superior Mother Theresa reported the fire started in the building, heavily damaging the chapel area.
Catholic Author's Work Book of the Month Choice
The World the Flesh and Father Smith by Bruce Marshall is the July Book of the Month selection. The novel follows a Scottish priest and fellow clerics and has received wide favorable reviews.
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New York
Father Smith
Bruce Marshall
Father Malachy
Farley Leads Salt Lake City Jubilee for Bishop Hunt
Civic officials and laity gathered in Salt Lake City to honor Bishop Duane G. Hunt on his 25th jubilee as priest. Attendees included his father An drew Hunt and brother Glen. Archbishops Byrne Wehr and Rohlman, and several bishops attended with Archbishop Mitty delivering the sermon. James A. Farley, Postmaster General, was present.
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Duane G. Hunt
Andrew Hunt
Glen
St. Louis
Edwin V. Byrne
Santa Fe
Urban J. Wehr
Denver
Henry P. Rohlman
Dubuque
Omas K
Fight Over Religion in Schools Spreads in U S
The movement by non believers in God seeks to halt religious instruction in public schools. A petition to the District of Columbia board of education requests time to provide religious education in select schools, with Catholics Protestants and Jews backing the proposal.
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Washington, D. C
District of Columbia Board of Education
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Leo J. McCormick
St. Michael’s Church
Silver Spring
Baltimore
Washington
New Polish Rulers Labeled Moscow Stooges by Polish Association
A telegram urged President Truman to reject the new Polish government set up in Moscow as a duress forged body. The Polish Association argued the regime represents no one but itself and that real Poles fight for freedom. It notes 16 Poles arrested in Moscow, 12 convicted, 3 acquitted, with sentences from four months to 10 years.
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Polish exile government declares Lublin regime illegal
In London the Polish government-in-exile delivered a declaration to Allied powers denying the Lublin government any legal authority. It asserts that true authority rests with a government formed on free Polish soil reflecting the people's will through free elections.
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Russia
Lublin
William Hard to Give Catholic Hour Talks
William Hard, roving editor of the Reader's Digest, will present three addresses in the Catholic Hour series on Peace and the Post War World. He follows Thomas F. Woodlock and will speak July 15 22 and 29 on topics including The Truth Shall Rise From the Earth Justice Has Looked Down From Heaven and Justice and Peace Have Kissed Each Other.
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Blessed Virgin Turns Tide for Kweiyang Mission in China
The Kweiyang mission in Chungking China rose from 30 years of failure to success after a novena to the Blessed Virgin. Rev Joseph Regan recalls the turning point leading to three large churches and growing Sunday attendance as Chinese forces faced bombing missions.
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Kweiyang
Joseph Regan
Maryknoller
Fairhaven
Mass
Paris
Erence Sioners
Iedaries
Mission band priest to speak on Hour of Faith
The Rev. John M. McCarthy, a noted member of a Chicago Archdiocesan Mission band, will address the Hour of Faith program. The event is connected with the No Council of Catholic Men in cooperation with the So com on the Sun-Bos group.
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Hour of Faith
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Rosenthal's Conversion Tale From Camera Ace to Catholic Faith
Joe Rosenthal recounts his religious journey from a Jewish upbringing to Catholicism. He describes conversations with peers, his baptism in 1939 at Mary's Help hospital in San Francisco, and the support of his four brothers. He explains adopting no name change and notes ongoing ties with Jewish friends while practicing Mass during service, including campaigns in World War II theaters.
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Sacred Heart Monastery
Hales Corners
Iid
Kisud Pall & Ten
Georgetown University
Mark W. Lappen
Mary’s Help Hospital
San Francisco
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Hospital
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Jesus
Christ
Chalice Used by Rev. Goetz ties Natchez history to 1845 gift
In Natchez Mississippi the chalice used by the Rev. Charles C Goetz S J at his first Solemn Mass in St Gabriel de Gree was a gift from Pope Pius the sixth to the Most Rev John Sao ph Chanche the first Bishop of Natchez in 1845 eight years after the diocese was erected.
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Charles C. Goetz
S.J
St. Ge de Gree
Pary XVI
John Saoph Chanche
Atchez
New Catholic Postmaster General Takes Office
Robert E. Hannegan of St. Louis becomes the U S Postmaster General on June 30 as the third Catholic to hold the cabinet post. The piece notes other Catholic-linked appointments and Byrnes position in line of succession, with mixed reactions over his former faith.
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Robert E. Hannegan
St. Louis
Byrnes
Purgatorian Society Established for Missions
The Purgatorian established in 1856 offers perpetual membership at ten dollars with fifty cents yearly or in full. Living and Deceased members may be enrolled. Proceeds benefit Redemptorist Foreign Missions. Free booklet available on request from Rev Father Rector.
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Foreign Missions
Classified Ads Briefs Include Help Wanted Nursing and Photo Finishing
National rate 25c per word. Wanted: General Secretary assistant executive and fundraising staff. Box 29 The Register Denver CO. Nursing training booklet A-7 Chicago. Photo finishing service offers roll development and color hand coloring. Address labels include Minneapolis MN and Joneoville WI.
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Saba and the Near East Orphan Fund Appeal
A short appeal notes Saba, a boy raised by Sisters in Transjordan, facing a harsh world. It urges readers to donate to "Mary's Bank" supporting Near East nuns and orphans, highlighting that ten dollars can fund a year's care for one child.
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God
Mary
Mary’s Bank
Near East
Memorial fund for Our Lady of Comfortress tribute
Still hopeful to raise funds before summer for a memorial chapel honoring fallen American fighting men. The plea asks for help with a pamphlet titled Eternal Oath to be distributed to supporters.
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America
Settlement Leaders Promote Peace in Near East
Fragmentary note describes figures identified as Gye and SMe t Methodius as guardians for settlers. Noted as great rg for settlers and a link to the poor, highlighting Near East passionaries. Image-like text lacks clear events or dates.
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Father Pachomius Leads Monastery Aid Drive in Tiruvalla
A note from Holy Redeemer Monastery in Tiruvalla India shows Father Pachomius, a convert, heading a fundraising effort to aid four large families. The appeal seeks urgent help with schooling costs totaling about a hundred dollars annually per family and monthly support.
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Holy Redeemer Monastery
Tiruvalla
India
Egypt Hosts Early Catholic Martyr Memorial Service
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a memorial or altar arrangement involving a pope and martyrs, with references to a Last Eastern Catholics event, a chalice, and a July 11 date. The text is unclear but indicates a religious ceremony or relic display in Egypt with healing symbolism.
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Egypt
Darkness and revival across the medieval ages in belief and learning
A fragmented sketch argues the Dark Ages were not complete ruin. It attributes slow recovery to a fragmented world after Rome, noting the Church as guardian of learning. It cites Ireland and Byzantine regions as beacons while lamenting political decay and lack of ruling capability.
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Toth
Cen
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Chu
Puzzling Attack on Catholic Church By Bromley Oxnam
Bromley Oxnam, president of a church group, denounces Catholic Church practices claiming they fuel religious conflict. He predicts closer Protestant Catholic ties abroad and notes Protestant chaplains in the military. He cites discrimination concerns and a shortage of ministers abroad.
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Catholic Digest Is Vital Topics Pace Nets Plea
Readable text centers on vital topics discussed by Catholic Digest. A plea emerges within the fragmented lines, suggesting urgency and emphasis on Catholic discourse.
Evangels and divine inspiration in writing Scripture
The text discusses how Evangelists were guided by God to write but not dictated by revelation. it notes God moved them by supernatural light to record only what was ordered, selecting apt words to express infallible truth, and that inspiration does not imply witnessing all events firsthand. It cites Leo XIII and references Theophilus.
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Virgin
Howe
Nave
Theophilus
Christ
Penniless Heiress Left 250000 to Archdiocese
An estate settlement reveals a penniless Chicago heiress died with 250000 left to the Archdiocese. The money was meant to benefit a sister during life, but the sister is now deceased and the bequest proceeds remain in question.
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Chicago
Chelstine Ch
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