Father O Callahan Saves Ship as Jesuit Crew Braces
Collier’s reports on heroic action during a blaze aboard a vessel. Father O Callahan stood calm amid smoke and fire, directing men and earning belief that his presence ensured safety as the attack on the deck intensified.
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Guatemala Bars Two Salvador Seminarians
The Catholic weekly Verbum protests a Foreign Relations Ministry ruling denying two Salvadoran seminarians permission to stay in Guatemala to continue studies. Father Matthias Faust of the Friars Minor questions the minister’s constitutional authority while alleging communist influence aims to deport foreign priests.
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Street sweeper who rose to Lord Mayor dies at 58
Alderman Joseph Toole, a leading Manchester Catholic, died here aged 58. He began work as a street sweeper at age 12 and later became Lord Mayor of Manchester and a member of Parliament.
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Frontier Asthma Co. Free Trial Offer Declared
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Do Your Kidneys Bladder Need Help
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New York
Women over fifty seeking convent admission face varied rules
The article notes that some religious houses admit women over 50 depending on the applicant, especially those with extraordinary ability or sanctity. It suggests mature women should pursue sisterhoods where they can serve, as giving up a career is hard but the reward can be great, with contact to Miss Mary Eisenman in Denver.
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Mary E. Eisenman
the Register
Denver
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LCBA Invests $9 Million in War Bonds
Batavia New York The Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association reports an additional 1.605 million dollars invested from its reserve in seventh war loan bonds, bringing total war bond investments to over 9 million dollars.
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Batavia
N. Y
Ladies’ ‘Catholic Benevolent Association
Beatific Vision and Grace in Heaven
The sermon explains grace as the life of God lived in the soul, making heaven’s activity a spiritual, divine life. It contrasts natural life with divine life, noting grace transforms sinners into children of God and enables participation in God’s eternal activity through the Beatific Vision.
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God
Prayer as Duty and Necessity for All Believers
The piece reflects on Jesus teaching on prayer from the Sermon on the Mount and Luke, urging persistent prayer. It notes God’s willingness to provide the Holy Spirit, and that prayer should be ceaseless, offered in all thoughts and deeds, with daily discipline.
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Jesus
God
Eleanor Roosevelt article accuses Reds of teaching lies
Washington column states American Communists for years taught the philosophy of the lie, as Eleanor Roosevelt writes in her newspaper column. She cites a previous column to describe her view of the Communist Political association.
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Washington
Eleanor Roosevelt
Communist Political Association
Fragmented 19th Century Education Debates Across States
The article surveys nationwide clashes over religious instruction in public schools, detailing protests by Freethinkers and Catholic groups, court actions in Kentucky and Washington, and state moves to preserve or curb parochial programs. It notes commissions and council actions, public school access issues, and the broader church and state debate shaping policy in the era.
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Joseph Lewis
Ameri
Kentucky
Loui
Washington
Wayne County
George D
State Council of Charestant
New
Reign Board of
American Civi Union
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See Lodge Halls
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Unclear fracted notice on Catholic press and future revelations
Fragmentary text references Catholic press access and forthcoming revelations. No clear events, dates, or names are readable. Unable to determine concrete individuals or organizations.
Mass Marks Inst New Iris Envoy at Dublin
Cardinal Serene of Armagh presided over a Solemn Votive Mass in Dublin to mark the installation of Sean T. O'Kelly as President-elect. O'Kelly, a former Minister, is noted for a protracted election race with multiple candidates and political parties. The ceremony was attended by church leaders, ministers, and members of the Dail and Senate.
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Armagh
Sean T. O’kelly
O'Kelly
Presiden
O’kell
Robinson
Gasid
Dail
Senate
Promi
Béan MacEoin
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