Persecution Shows Church on Side Of People In All Ages
James Cardinal Gibbons urges that the Catholic Church has always stood with oppressed people against tyranny. He cites historical conflicts with rulers, including Rome, Napoleon, and Bismarck, praising Catholic figures who resisted state control and defended conscience.
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James Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Charles Carol Carrollton
John Carroll
Archishop
Hisousin
Charles Carroll
Benamin Franklin
Contess
Canada
Kosciusko Laterette
Barry
Ashin
Balimore Cathedral
Ings
Prefers Church Support by People over State Grants
The speaker favors voluntary church funding over state control as in some European Catholic nations. He cites indemnity payments for past confiscations and government meddling as evidence of the church’s dependence on state power. A visit to the Bishop of Annecy illustrates gilded slavery and government permission required for even minor church work.
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Pius VII
Napoleon
Europe
Soaes
Miss Patterson
Christendom
Arnoyo
Red
Saar
Iron Curtain
John and
Herod
Prussia
France
Germany
Bismarck
Aman
Ochai
U.S.A
United States
Euras
Rome
Arena Cere
Annecy
Savoy
Free Church Autonomy Against State Subsidy In U S
A speech argues against government aid to churches to avoid state control over doctrine. It extols apostolic freedom and warns subsidies would erode clergy parishioner bonds, urging bishops and priests to rely on voluntary offerings and direct relations with the faithful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Priests Also Get Books Of Cartoons About Them
Extension magazine published cartoon books about nuns and now offers a new cartoon book about priests. The 70 cartoons poke fun at parish priests, armed forces chaplains, and the laity with good-natured ribbing. Joe Lane, who drew More Little Nuns, did the new cartoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Credt
Joe Lane
Armed Forces
Tony Villone Named New President of Boys Town Alumni
The Boys Town Alumni Association selects Tony Villone as its president. Villone, a Boys Town native, attended the original preteen classes in 1987 and now resides in Hollywood employed by MGM. The item also includes a quoted reflection on liberty and church freedom in America.
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Boys Town
Neb
Boys Town Alumni Association
Tony Villone
Villone
Mee School
Hollywood
MGM Studies
Fordham Professor Teaches Xavier Classes This Summer
Fordham English instructor Philip J. Scharper resumes teaching at Xavier during the first summer session starting June 16. He lectures on the Romantic movement and on analogy and symbolism in literature. Scharper previously served on Xavier’s faculty from 1949 to 1951 and led local theatre efforts here.
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Philip J. Scharper
Fordham
Bae
Xavier
Scharper
Cincinnati
Armine Players, Inc
Sally Moorman
Mt. St. Joseph
Hharper
Pepe
Ameri
Yey
St Xavier Alumni Picnic in Mound View Newton
Alumni of St Xavier's high school plan a picnic this Sunday June 22 at Mound View Newton. Grounds lie one half mile south of the Main and Church streets intersection.
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St. Xavier’s High School
Moundview
Newton
Main
Church Streets
Eight Get Papal Honors Rochester Priests
Papal honors announced for eight Diocese of Rochester priests. Monsignor James McAniff named Domestic Prelate. Also elevated: William Byrne Maynard A Connell Michael Janne Charles J Choney. New Papal Chamberlains are James Caffney Jeaney and Donald Cleary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
James ©. McAniff
William Byrne
Maynard A. Connell
Michael J. Nne
Rockport
Charles J. Choney
James D. Caffney
J Eaney
James E. Kearney
Donald M. Cleary
Newman Club
Cornell University
High School Miss Prell Joins Navy as Typist
Miss Deores C. Prell residing at 4627 Baker Avenue Norwood has entered service as a Navy typist in Washington D C. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Clara Prell of St Elizabeth's parish Norwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deores C. Prell
Baker Avenue
Norwood
Navy Ent
Washington, D.C
Local Talk on Stability in a Changing World
Dr Adelbert Young of the University of Wisconsin will speak at a dinner meeting of the Te Deum International in St Agnes chapel auditorium Lookout Heights Kentucky. The Monday June 23 event begins at 6 30 p m with the topic Stability in a Changing World.
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Northern
Kentucky
Te Deum International
Adelbert Young
University of Isconsin
St. Agnes’ Chapel
Lookout Heights
Catholic Radio and TV Schedule Highlights
Radio and TV listings show Catholic program times across Cincinnati Dayton and Covington stations including WZIP WCPO WSAI WCKY WHIO and WLWT with Hour of St Francis Ave Maria Hour Hour of Truth and Sacred Heart segments. Notable dates include June 22 and May 26 with various broadcast slots and stations such as 1050 1080 1290 and 1360 K.
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Une
Sacred Heart
Dayton
Totus of
Cleakus
WCPO
Cincinnati
Springfield
Sa Heart
WSAI
WCKY
Hedington
WLWT
van Franc Stinay
Dame Dayton
Aes Theater
Hove
Midd Middletown
Barton
Wee
Whio-Tv
Brome Fulton O
A Sheen
Fi Hamilton
WZIP
Covington
WMOR
Heratn
Faith
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Istantinople
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Baptist
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Ezabel
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Hildebrand
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Turkey
Thomas A Coere Es Rentettary
England
Holy Father
Russia
Plock
Siberia
Alexander
Italy
Alps
Paris
Republic of Switzerland
Mermillod
Geneva
Auey
ST. Joseph’s Orphanage
The
Sisters of Charity
Northside
Blue Rock and
Cherry Sts
Tudor
Washington
America
Suboe
Navy
Dr. Young
Howe Ugh Prinay
Jemede Rie Ie Ges
Covlaaren
Harry
Carl
Vega
Nash
Plainville Road
Bramble
Worthmore
Corey Vera
Mor Toney
Worthmore Chile
Ofl Grocers
McNicholas High School
Store Academy
Beechmont Ave
Mt. Washington
Golde
John Vianney
Berwick and
Windward Streets
Madison Place
Hudepohl Brewing Company
Cincinnati, Ohle
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