Monarchs and ministers face scrutiny over WWII ties
An article discusses King Leopold III of Belgium amid allegations of wartime collaboration with Nazi Germany. It notes the reception of a congratulatory message to Hitler in 1941, debates about his duty versus government advice, and lingering calls to exile or surrender. It contrasts Leopold with Tito and Mihailovic, and weighs public and Communist views of Belgian leadership. The piece likewise touches on church and societal calls to foster vocations through family and education.
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Hitler
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Mihailovich
Ob‘jans
Balkans
Tito
Broz
Anne Mick
New York Times
Germany
Jhough
Strongleft
Coorplaiche
Vocations Concerns and Nazi Film Screenings Stir Cincinnati
The Cincinnati archdiocese faces low religious vocations with about 150 youths entering religious houses in two months, raising concerns about spiritual vitality and parish life. Meanwhile a Nazi atrocity film prompts debate on public viewing and the duty to seek justice without fueling revenge.
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Yemen
Cincinnati Archdio
South
Iig
Christ's Vineyard
Ohio Sisters of St Francis Aid Amid War Damages
A report recounts sisters of the Poor of St Francis aiding locals near Aachen and Dusseldorf. Nuns sheltering in Luftschutzraum endured seven weeks nearby, kept faith while food was scarce, and shared cake and wine as sacrifice. The mission continues with literature sent to the States.
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Ohio
Sisters of Poor of St
Luftschutzraum
Aachen
Dusseldorf
States
Stedn
Observer View of the Berlin Conference Echoes Risks of War
The Observer warns the Berlin conference must succeed to avoid renewed suffering. It critiques Pan Slavic plans and Soviet domination while urging a peace strong enough to end war and satisfy the Big Three’s expectations.
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Berlin
Moscow
Europe
Catholic library adds 376 new volumes last year
The Siena library reports 376 Catholic and Catholic-leaning volumes added in the past year with a reading room open daily 10 am to 6 pm. Periodicals include America Best Sellers Books on Trial and Thought. Volunteers from the Legion of Mary run a praesidium to prepare books for circulation. A 10 cent rental fee funds acquisitions.
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Siena
Grant
Paul of Tarsus
Holzner
Reed
Houselander
Hland
Moore
Murphy
Teresa of Avila
Walsh
America
Catholic Digest
Catholic Mind
Catholic World
Columbia
Epistle
Extension
Maria Legionis
Sacred Heart Messenger
St. Anthony Messenger
Sign
Thinkers’ Digest
Thought
Ae Tablet
Cleveland Universe Bulletin
New York Catholic News
Catholic Telegraph Register
Legion of Mary
Legion
Praesidium
Marianists Vote Help to Veterans
James Wipfield principal of Hamilton Catholic High School led a session with Brothers Julius May Fred Hartwich Edward Westbrook and Rev George Jnneker presenting resolutions. Very Rev Francis J sees S.M. Trinity College Iowa introduced the resolutions and Brother James V served as general chairman while Father Friedel will direct the institute next year.
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James Wipfield
Hamilton Catholic High School
Hamilton
Julius May
Fred Hartwich
S.M
North Catholic High School
Pittsburgh
Edward Westbrook
Business Department
University of Ca
George J. Nneker
Francis J. Sees S.M
Trinity
Ege
City
Cites
Achemans
Hes University of Dayton
James V
Friedel
Father Mollaun Heads Provinge Franciscan Board
The Very Rev Romuald Mollaun O F M was elected head of the Franciscan province at St Francis Monastery Cincinnati After ordination in 1920 he taught theology and exegesis at Oldenburg Ind and New Testament studies at various institutions He will reside at St Francis Monastery Cincinnati and the new provincial board met to set appointments for the year
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Herbert Klosterkemper
Oldenburg
Ind
Romuald Mollaun
Catholic University of America
Washington
D.C
St. Clement’s
St. Bernard
Holyamily Seminary
Francionis
Romuald
Sisters of St. Francis
St Marian College
Indianapolis
Middle West
Father Ollaun
St. Francis
Mon
Cincinnati
Franciscan Nee of
Archdiocese of Melbourne aids English church restoration
In the Archdiocese of Melbourne Australia a fund has reached £9000 to help restore war-devastated churches in England and Scotland. Archbishop Daniel feeds Meine eed announced the donation.
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London
Archdiocese of
Melbourne
Australia
England
Scotland
Itera Hy
Daniel Fede Meine Eed
Forty Hours Devotion Held by Local Parishes
The Mary cult and Christian communities including Holy Ghost Vera and Visitation churches in Eaton observed a Forty Hours devotion seeking spiritual renewal and communal prayer.
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Mary of Chris Help Tians
Church of Holy Ghost
Vera
Church of the Visitation
Eaton
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