The Miracle at the Red Sea Narrative
The article recounts the biblical Exodus event with Moses leading the Hebrews out of slavery. Pharaoh pursues, the Red Sea parts, the Israelites pass through, and the waters drown the Egyptian army as they witness a divine rescue and vow to fear and trust God.
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Amenophis II
Piren Abanrhe
Alee
Red Sea
Moses
Egypt
Wedima
Israel
Gall
Pharae
Public Life of the Savior Matthew Called to Be a Disciple
Text describes Matthew being called as a disciple and Jesus claiming authority to forgive sins, evidenced by miracles. It notes publicans as Jews aligned with Romans and mentions betrayal by quislings among tax collectors.
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Matthew
Publican
Ecape Salon Ag Pts
Calice
Capharvan
Levi
Jesus
Christ
Rudges
Soecietins
Peagee
Luke
Tito Official Distorts Letter From Vatican
Osservatore Romano accuses Yugoslav Vicent Rankovic of misreading a Vatican letter read to Yugoslav Parliament. It alleges Rankovic illegally seized the letter and omitted three key paragraphs, accusing the Tito regime of seeking a modus seenat to sever Catholic ties with Rome and align Yugoslavia with an atheist state.
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Vatican City
Osservatore Romano
Alexander Rankovic
Vatican
Tito
Mon Bouts
Mether Au Nee
Ajice
Belgrade
Ordin
Rankovic
Perenny-Grse
Yugoslavia
Rome
Tito regime sparks debate at Maine Catholic Women convention
Bangor Maine Dr Richard Pattee NCWC consultant warns Tito regime in Yugoslavia could be as formidable as the Soviet union if Communismis fight proceeds He questions aligning Tito with the anti Communist effort and his delegates consider the issue at the 21st annual Maine Diocesan Council of Catholic Women convention.
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Bangor
Tito
Yugoslavia
Richard Pattee
NCWC
Maine
Hospitals Order Study Of Personnel Shortage
Kansas City Missouri report on the Catholic Hospital Association 88th annual convention demands a study of methods to secure and maintain devoted hospital staffs. Delegates from 1,440 U.S. and Canadian institutions discuss education health insurance labor union cooperation and new health plans. Bishop John J. Wright emphasizes nonprofit hospitals promote democracy and religion.
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Kansas City
Catholic Hospital Association
U.S
Ada the
Lively
Milwaukee
John J. Wright
Worcester
Edwin V. O’hara
William A. O’connor
3Ngfield, Ill
Frederick G. Gillick
Creighton University Medical School
Donald A. McGowan
Ncwc Bureau of Health and Hospitals
Mark K. Carroll
Wichita
Why even the kids know it in Civic Committee poster
A fragment discusses a Civic Committee poster urging civic action with a caption by Professor Luigi Gedda. The Italian slogan hints at youth engagement and political persuasion, though the image and exact wording are unclear.
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Civic Committee
Comitato Civico
Luigi Gedda
Missionary bishop to visit June 24 in Accra Gold E Africa
Joseph O. Bowers SVD of Accra Gold E Africa will be here June 24 two months after his consecration. Priesthood candidates Hubert Singleton and Vance Thorne, both graduates of St Augustine's seminary, are members of the Society of the Divine Word. The Colored bishop will tour the Midwest coast and the South before assuming his African diocese in September. He will appear on CBS Church of the Air June 21.
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Joseph O. Bowers
S.V.D
Accra
Gold
Africa
Hubert Singleton
Vance Thorne
St. Augustine’s Seminary
Society
Ty of the Divine Word
Midwest
P Coast
South
CBS
Uganda Makes Religion A Part Of Education Policy
In Tororo and Eanes Uganda the British protectorate government mandates religion in all schooling after a committee of educators and Catholic and Protestant mission representatives urged a religious basis for true education. Missionaries link Kenyan Mau Mau terrorism to secular schools of the 1920s.
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Tororo
Eanes
British Africa
Uganda
Kenya
Mass Set in New York for Spanish-Speaking Catholic Event
A large Spanish-American community event is planned in New York at St Patrick's Cathedral on June 24. Cardinal Spellman will lead a Pontifical Mass with Bishop James E. McManus of Ponce celebrating the first public demonstration by this growing group sharing heritage, citizenship, and faith.
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New York
Mass London Ranks Evening Favor For Obligation Days
The church permits evening Masses on days of obligation in the future following the hierarchy's expo. Morning Masses on holy days were well attended and the evening services drew packed crowds of workers who otherwise could not attend.
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London
Red Tape tae Malaya a Youth Winona Case
Youth William Kim-Te Tan faces threats that endanger his medical study in Singapore Malaysia. Tan, a Saint Marys College alumnus, faced funding cutoffs as regulars block parental support for further medical education. He led the college biology team and belonged to Holy Name Society and Mary biology club.
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Winona, Minn
Medical College
Arse Mary’s
Holy Name Society
The
Mary Biology Club
Marie Kerman Leads Apostolate Amid War Efforts
Mrs Marie Kerman of Elisabeth continues religious work despite hardship. She shapes and finishes a Sacred Heart statue destined for a shrine while designing Sacred Heart badges sent to soldiers in Korea, knitting for lepers in India, sewing for the Red Cross, and aiding patients unable to use their hands.
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Marie Kerman
Elisabeth
Red Cross
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