Religion Without Incense and the Christian Social Role
The article argues Christianity does not seek earthly political power but urges balance between spiritual salvation and social justice. It cites Christ’s kingdom not of this world, honors hermits who aided the poor, and quotes Pope Pius XII on Christians aiding the needy, while warning against isolationism.
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Jesus
Paul
Auine
God
Caesar
Christ
Pius XII
You Know Not the Hour Death Claim Sparks Humor
A Kentucky mountaineer predicted his exact time of death and joked about the moment arriving. The public laughed as the moment passed, while others reflect on the notion that death and life come only when God is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Verbal Nightmare at Chicago Convention Overshadowed by Coverage
The piece notes excess in reporting as millions flocked to Chicago for a convention. It highlights TV cameras reporters and pundits overemphasizing minor details while real convention business lagged. The United Press sent out Janet Ahern to provide fringe coverage.
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Chicago
Gatien
Radio Ee
John Daly
United Press
Janet Ahern
Controversy Over Contemporary Art Sparks Political Theater
The piece recounts heated criticism from Rep. George Dondero and West Coast painter Joseph Reeves labeling modern art as Communist influenced or harmful. It defends Christian cultural aims citing Pope quotes and urges a humane education to broaden appreciation for contemporary Catholic-inspired art and its break from tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Dondero
Michigan
Joseph M. Reeves
Mr. Reeves
Dondero
Holy Father
U. S
Community Faith Outline Reads in Newton Parish Letters
A Newton Ohio letter discusses lay participation in church life, urging deanery unity and mutual aid among parishes. It calls for using Catholic educational training to support church work, notes priests and sisters cannot carry all tasks, and urges spiritual courage to live convictions despite social scrutiny. Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Church
Middletown Editor Addresses Religion Slant Opinion
Middletown Ohio editor argues that many people hold the wrong slant on religion and urges clearer thinking and fairness in beliefs. The piece questions prevailing attitudes and calls for open discussion on faith.
Verbal Noise and Gossip Overshadow News in Postwar Media
The passage ridicules the flood of trivia in the press with jibes about a seven year old quiz kid, a missing tooth, and Hedda Hopper. It notes readers faced a jungle of words and pictures, challenging them to find news of consequence amid a cacophony of rumor and local color.
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Janet
Ike
Taft
New York Times
Hedda Hopper
Chicago
News of
Consequence Bee
Observation on Catholic education and religious bias
The observer reports Mrs. Meyer’s remarks attacking Catholic schools and education, labeling them anti-Semitic. The piece argues such criticism threatens religious freedom and moral standards, warning that restricting one group’s freedoms jeopardizes all.
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Meyer
Noth
Archdiocese Pupils Win Prizes in Civic Activities
Archdiocese pupils collected numerous prizes from Red Cross and federal and state agencies for civic participation. St. Brigid's Xenia won for an All Hallows float. Catholic students led in junior town meeting radio program, Junior Achievement, safety institutes, and Operation Youth. National groups honored Catholic schools for business education and math honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdiocese
Red Cross Tban
National Office Management Association
Greater Cincinnati
Forty Hours' Devotion Schedule Summary
Forty Hours Devotion schedule lists multiple parishes and dates from July 20 to August 3. Participating locations include Our Lady of Visitation Eaton Heart of Mary St Michael Mochenicabare Sacred Heart Little Sisters Poor Florence Avenue Cincinnati St Mary Bethel Mary Help of Christians Fairborn St John Fisher Newtown Conception North Dayton Gans Sisters Park Road Dayton.
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Our Lady of Visitation
Eaton
Heart of Mary
St.Michael's
Mochenicabare
Sacred Heart
Little Sisters of Laa Tea Poor
Florence Avenue
Cincinnati
St. Mary’s
Bethel
Mary Help of Christians
Fairborn
St. John Fisher’s
Newtownee Conception
Northee Gans Sisters
Park Road
Dayton
The Cathedral of St Sophia A Byzantine Masterpiece
The article chronicles Saint Sophia in Constantinople from its 360s beginnings to 1934 when the mosque became a museum. It notes Justinian’s rebuilding, fire, grand dome, and the conversion by Mohammed II with minarets and a mihrab, preserving the church’s legacy amid turbulent history.
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Constantinople
St. Sophia
Holy Wisdom
The
Eost
Rome
St. ’ Sophia
Patriarchate of
Bosporus
Byzantium
Istanbul
Constantine
Christ
Emberph Justinian the Great
Solomon
Sophia
Mohammed the Conqueror
Renovation plans mark fifth move for St. Gregory's since 1865
Article traces St. Gregory's history from Mt. St. Marys 1866 preparatory department through early sites in Cincinnati. It notes 1889 plans for seminary at Mt. Washington, 1923 shifts to Norwood, and latest reorganization to a four year high school and two year college program under Monsignor Gauche. It highlights key figures like Father Bork, Father Albrinck, Reuben Springer, and notable alumni.
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Las
Purcell
Mt. St. Mary’s
St. Peter's College
Chillicothe
St. Mary’s
Father Bork
John C. Albrinck
Reuben Springer
Cincinnati
Mt. Washington
Father Engbers
Holy Trinity Hall
Or Seminary
Perih Homestead
Seventh Street
Major Seminary
Price Hill
Norwood
St. Gregory’s Preparatory Seminary
William J. Gauche
Reviewers View of Catholic Literature My Home Family Digest
Frantic mothers juggle many tasks as they read How We Did It pages. Anna Margaret Record portrays a harried yet loving mother with six children and a husband managing 18 hour days, showing homemaking can be rich in love and family oneness.
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National Catholic State Conference
Archdiocesan
Coman
Chris
Anna Margaret
No Castle
Family Digest
Record
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