Jesus Resurrection and the Sign of Jonah
A theological reflection on Jesus asking for a sign from the Pharisees and the rejection of his message. It cites Paul’s claim that if Christ has not risen, preaching is in vain, and contrasts biblical figures who listened with those who refused the prophet’s word. The piece emphasizes resurrection as central to faith and divine validation.
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Jesus
Iran
St. Paul
Jonas
Sheba
Solomon
Lomon
Scarlet
Miss
Man
the Roer
Colo
Magnet
Extension
Philippines
Washington
America
Twens
New York
Iowa
California
Texas
Romula
Eleanor
White House
Revi Elizabeth Jordan
Mise Warren
Grammercy Park
York
Warren
Miss Warren
Borden
Medical Mission Board Aids St. Ann Work
A large supply and first aid material were received by St. Ann Mission from the Medical Mission Board. James J. Tomlinson addressed a letter to F. Garesche, reflecting on official duties for the National Council of Catholic Women and noting Mrs. Wallace’s death.
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St. An
Edical Mission Board
Ames J. Tomlinson
F. Garesche
National Council
Aly
Wallace
NCCW
Berenice Beck
R.N
Illiam A. FitzGerald
Be No. Atheists wer al Directors Be No. Atheists wer al Directors
George F. Me ident of the National orticians declares atheists cannot work in the field of ice. He says morticians must hold reverence and believe in a resurrection.
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George F. Meident
National Orticians
Impax Weather Ahe hesitate No Longer
A doctor now offers services for women after a period of hesitation. The change follows new availability of Impax Weather Ahe resources to support female patients.
Speed and shorthand clash in curious classroom exchange
A fragment shows dialogue about speed and accuracy in shorthand. Walters claims long study and skill, while a student or Miss Baker challenges the claim. The scene hints at a busy classroom with a large notebook remark.
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Boyer
Mr. Walters
ABC
World Flesh and Father Smith in Moving Picture
A vintage review notes the novel World Flesh and Father Smith as a moving picture already sold, praising its scope of religious human realism. Critic J. M. Lelen lauds Bruce as transcending predecessors and predicts broad audience appeal despite potential objections.
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WORLD
Father Smith
Eise
J. M. Lelen
Little Boys
Saturday Review of Literature
Father Lelen
Saturday Review
Otland
Honeur
Sheehan
Crosby
Donald
Bruce A
Hollywood
Eart
Fragmentary text hints at propaganda history frame
Content appears to describe a complex struggle over a Seton era memory and an individual named Agee used to push propaganda disguised as history. It references Sapaey and a 1980s or earlier time frame with religious sects and accusations.
Remarkable Notre Dame address linked to Atlantic Charter origins
A decade ago at Notre Dame a Filipina journalist and an unidentified speaker delivered pivotal remarks before President Roosevelt. The encounter linked Fili Romulo and a future outline of Atlantic Charter premises, marking a notable historical meeting on that platform.
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University of Notre Dame
Fili
Filne
Carlos Romulo
Soaednaes
Philippines
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Augustine Synthesis and Dr Fitz Gene Commentary
Short fragmentary notes discuss Augustine synthesis and a Dr Fitz Gene commentary. It references Christian thought, inspiration, social thinking, and a critical yet reverent presentation with scholarly Bish and God as central ideas. The readable text is partial and cryptic with unclear dates or names.
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Fitz- Gene
God
Parisian-tenced Claire Montchal and a conservative family tale
A fragmented sketch describes Claire Montchal, a half French half American woman, her Catholic milieu, and a clash with a conservative family. The narrative hints at a Paris setting, stage life, and a planned career amid strained personal relationships and artistic leanings.
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Stamson
Washington
Oxford
Ibonne
Paris
Gesture & Coo
Claire Montchal
Poe
Euiding
Pou
Eden
Claire
U S GI Finds Catholic Luxembourg Is Charming
Johnstown special reports American GI Donald R Hoy visits Luxembourg, notes its historic Catholic sites, cathedral, and churches. He describes a landscape of high mountains, rolling hills, and forests, praising the country’s beauty and religious openness under postwar home rule.
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U. S
Luxembourg
Johnstown
Joseph Ele
Duchy
Neynes
George S Pee
Steck
Weimerskirch
St. Martinus
Trierin
Cannese
Our Lady of Luxembourg
Ished
Emboyis Ne
Tin
Famed Negro Drama Critic Convert Becomes Postal Clerk
A renowned Black drama critic and convert now works as a postal clerk. In an interview, he discusses his belief that a significant field of Cathetic pd tion was expressed in earlier months, noting Lewis was appointed in the publication period.
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Ave Yi
Ane
Lewis
Lourdes
Rees
Mr. Lewis
Baltimore
Harlem
Wang
Thenoa
SC Regiment
Nne
Ife
Tatler
Garag
Interracial Review
America
Lewis Con- Cathelia
National Lay Leaders to Aid Boy Scout Work
National Catholic lay leaders join the Boy Scouts movement, forming a Catholic committee at the national council meeting. The panel of leaders includes Monsignor Ward Roberts Moore and J Campbell, with Kenneth E. Cook as secretary, spanning major cities and dioceses to promote Scouting in Catholic communities.
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New York
Boy Scouts See
National Council
Monsignor
Feward Roberts Moore
New
Boy Scout Movement
William H. Albers
Cincinnati
Lewis E. Bour
New Orleans
James Clark
Boston
John W. Delahant
Lincoln
Nebr
H T. Hennessy
Los Angeles
Charlies
Victor Ridder
Cal Free
Anes Mane
Harrisburg
James Mane Conn
George W. Geena
Ouston
John J. Sullivan
Denver
Clarence Sweeney
Indianapolis
Kenneth E. Cook
Catholic Service
Boy Scouts of America
United States
Mr. Cook
Theolic Service
Tnewe Wire
U. S. Destroyer Schmitt Aids Memorial Chapel
The destroyer Schmitt contributes to a new college chapel in 1941. Lt. Robert F. Doran of the ship wrote to Loras College requesting a sample of Father Schmitt and information about him.
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U. S. Destroyer ‘Schmitt’ Aids Memorial
New College
Robert F. Doran
Loras College
Father Schmitt
Rome Excommunicates Brazilian Bishop in Controversy
The story notes excommunication of Don Carlos Duarte Da Costa, former Bishop of Maura in Sao Seppa, after his rebellion and preaching against the National Church. The report mentions limited interest and unclear details about his recent activities.
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Rome
Rio de Janeiro
Don Carlos Duarte da Costa
Maura
Sao Seppa
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