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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1953
Page
3
The text argues against accepting realist justifications for recognizing Red China in world affairs. It cites 1951 U.S. stance that states cannot set truth of moral order to fit political claims. It laments diplomatic double-talk and calls for a genuine approach despite Korean War tensions.
A fragmented discussion questions why Catholics renounce Rome and join the Episcopalians in New York and Scarsdale. The piece notes Rome's denouncement of the first convert and asks whether some Catholics leave knowingly or due to gaps in Catholic education.
The piece argues that numbers do not prove Catholicism lacks appeal and that conversions show high quality of life within the church. It cites Monsignor McMahon before U.S. officials on Palestine and UN decisions, plus views on Israel and Jerusalem. It concludes with alumni remarks urging graduates to join church work and maintain Christian integrity through prayer and study.
A reflective quote by Jack Harrison Pollack compares prejudice to a disease that children catch and outgrow, likening it to a physical illness. The remark emphasizes innate innocence and the ease of overcoming bias with time and growth.
A church group outlines a special course for teachers to strengthen faith and character in the Catholic school system. Sister Mary Celine notes the aim is to equip educators with self assurance to meet modern teaching challenges. The program emphasizes cultural, intellectual, and spiritual preparation over pure academics.
The article discusses how US led programs under UN and private groups seek to develop world leadership among overseas students in American colleges. It notes risks from cultural clashes, urges unselfish participation, and argues for tailored agronomy and social instruction to fit diverse Asian contexts and pre-Communist China.
Father Washington Goode Fox Vandersoll Poling are portrayed for their wartime heroism on the Dorchester in 1943. The book Sea of Glory by Francis Thornton is reviewed, praising the four chaplains who gave lifesaving jackets and offered spiritual aid as the ship sank. The piece also notes other religious works and editorials on Catholic faith and public life.
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