PATRICK'S FEAST NOTED ON SMALL ISLAND IN ARCTIC
Foreign Mission notes describe Ignalit Diomede Island in the Arctic rim of the Siberian coast, its Lutheran and pagan communities, the island church built by Father Cun of New Zealand, and Eskimo ties to St Pat while noting mission challenges and religious figures. It also covers language shifts in China and the wartime exile of Shillong missionaries needing aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pend Foreign Mission
Patrick
Arctic
Diomede
Pasia
Ignalit
Father Cun
New Zealand
Alaska
Cunningham
St. Pat
Africa
Hudson
India
Japan
Pierre Charles
S.J
China
Charles Meeus
Haimen
Nancheng
Shillong
Germany
Italy
Assam
Ferrando
Card Party Committee Members Named
On Card Party Committee the affair. Serving on committees are Alice Heschong Pat O'Brien Marian Felix Frankie Bob Stevenson and Bill Reber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Heschong
Pat O’brien
Marian Felix
Frankie Bob Stevenson
Bill Reber
Mexican View on Yalta By Alfonso Junco
Alfonso Junco writing in Novedades of Mexico City argues the Atlantic Charter is torn as to Poland. He claims half of Poland goes to Stalin while the other half falls to the Lublin committee, sidelining Poland and its legitimate government. He warns the result harms Polish liberty and Western civilization and recalls Munich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Yalta
Alfonso Junco
Novedades
Mexico City
Poland
Stalin
Lublin Committee
Junco
Munich
Presidents and clergy themes in historic Catholic Telegraph
A digest from The Catholic Telegraph highlights 100 years since Polk’s inaugural address with prayers for national destiny and Texas admission, and recalls 75 50 25 year-old items on church matters, seminary additions, lectures, and the death of Rev Thomas B Finn J S J, touching on St Xavier's Santa Maria study and Spain voyage details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polsea Wie
Olk
Dallas
George M
Texas
St. Ak Ginein Nate
Mount St. Mary’s Seminary
Thomas P. Bart
Holy Cross
Thomas B. Finn
St. Xavier's
Santa Maria Tute
Good Samaritan H Cinfaunal
Spain
Finn Azsa
Otek
Assu Thoug
Priorities for Mausoleum Addition in San Diego
Plans outline priorities for a mausoleum addition at Holy Cross chapel in San Diego. Construction of two wings is expected to begin soon after final approvals and funding allocations are confirmed, with emphasis on architectural harmony and space optimization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
The
of San Diego
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Agner
Illiam
J. Monsignor
Aev
Francis Eph
E. Col. Hurley
V. Herbert Ubert
Unaus
Foland Evers
Nsur Ai Main
H. Patrick
Weng
Dinte Eee Blas
Ephan
K Social
Penetrog
Lson
Cincinnati
ION
Inc
Republic ST
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lLeather
Joseph
Smith
H. A. Aurtinhec
S.S
St. Seminary
San Francisco
Lydon, di
Goeee Ee
Theodore Laboure
Wm. Byres
M. Ramstein
OAC
Kane A A. del
Tso
CT . Elst Ih
Call PA
Geo
Flohr Walnut
Cinti
Saly Co
Reading
Sacred Heart
Ell
Cook
Ntnaat
Building Services
Wabash
A. Padur & Co
WMC
Catholic Telegraph
Polk
Vine
Rochelle
Mr. Mills
Cincinnati Street Railway
Verkamp Corp
Lesantiville Ave
Richmond Street
Browder
Alvey-Ferguson CO
Oakley
New
Reakirt
6Th St
Postwar Security Ditto Press
Burbank Street
W.E
Ask
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Mentor and Huston Men. Company, Inc
Norwood
IN Tone, Inc
Third & Eggleston
Billio General Office
Palmer
Norwood & Linden Ave
Dixie Terminal
Mr. Steiner
Norwood Ave
U. S
WM. Lang and Sons CO
Beekman St
York St
Redwood
Cincinnati Industries , Inc
Seymour Avenue
the Liggett Drug Co
E. 4Th St
Model Laundry CO
E. Central Pkwy
Strietmann Biscuit. CO
Bre
Aros
Mitfora M
Mariemont
Ren
Ares
TOR Opera
Shevlin’s
East
Fashion Frocks, Inc
Colerain Ave
Keidel Patterson
Harrison Ave
Brighton Corner
U.S. Printing & Lithograph CO
Hilend
R. A. Jones, Inc
Floral
Care Corp
Nash Central
U. 8
Sperts, Inc
Beech and Kenilworth Norwood
Western Union
Gaudas
Ac Seuten
Efficen Employment Bureau
Women & Girls Coat Shop
Globe Tailoring CO
Textile Bidg
4Th & Elm Sts
Trietmann Biscuit CO
Arnette
Milford M
Government Square
Pol.itic
Formiga
Clifton
Spring Grove Aves
Steady Work Credit Union
United States Employment Service
Cincinnati Industries Inc
Walley
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