Religious books surge in last year’s nonfiction boom
Publishers' Weekly notes 731 distinct religious titles released last year the highest nonfiction total. The Herald Tribune review panel discusses whether many works treat religion as a social issue or deny the supernatural, while acknowledging the broader push toward spiritual inquiry and public involvement.
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Quo Vadis the Eternal Truths of Early Christians on Screen
Fifty years ago the Polish writer Sienkiewicz penned Quo Vadis about early Christians. The 1951 MGM film adapts the tale, drawing on the novel as Nero’s Rome accuses Christians, and follows Petronius and Marcus Vinicius as love and faith challenge secular power.
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Quo Vadis Deserves Attention Beyond Hollywood Glamor
Critics may downplay MGM’s film and publicists call it a tale of three loves. Yet the review argues the movie reveals enduring truths about tyranny, secular security, and love grounded in faith, hoping it will be remembered as a modern cinema classic.
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Waves of Protestant outrage in Spain spark debate
A Spanish incident involving vandalism at Protestant sites prompts debate over whether it signals nationwide persecution. American reports fear a campaign, while observers cite isolated vandalism rooted in public insults and national traditions. Spain pledges a full investigation without obstruction.
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Seville
Russia
Jubilant Jubilee for Sisters of Charity in Archdiocese
The Observer lauds the Sisters of Charity in Cincinnati Archdiocese on their jubilee, praising their devotion to charity, education, and social services. It extols Mother Seton and Mother Margaret, lauding their life of sacrifice and urging charity to spread worldwide.
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Farm Family Cares for Five Boys While Fostering Aid
The Feiertags manage a busy homestead with five boys and several foster youths. They describe balancing chores, canning, and lessons with help from a long-time local helper and Chicago visits. They rely on Catholic Charities support and priestly guidance, while fostering children proves mutually rewarding.
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Forty Hours Devotion Schedule in Cincinnati Area
A fort y hours devotion runs March 23 to 30 at Holy Spirit chapel in Cincinnati and Immaculate Conception in Botkins and St. Gertrudes in Madeira and De Shepherd chapel in Cincinnati. From March 30 to April 6 schedule includes St. Clares in Cincinnati St. Vincent Ferrers in Kenwood St. Stephens in Hamilton and St. Marys in Hillsboro and Samaritan hospital in D ay n.
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Hamilton
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Jesuit brothers serve in all duties from prayer to workshop
The text describes Jesuit brothers as integral to the Society since 1540, serving beyond spiritual duties in schools and workshops. It notes Ignatius Loyola urged service in daily work, with a modern brother often filling roles as farmer, engineer, mechanic, or plumber, aiming to place him where his talents fit. The path to entry includes basic schooling and several months as a postulant before formation.
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Life of a Jesuit Brother and Path to Vows
The text outlines the Jesuit path from novice to perpetual vows of poverty chastity and obedience. It notes the Milford novitiate for brothers and about 30 brothers active at St Francis Xavier churches schools Xavier University and the Milford retreat house. It also mentions recruitment as the vocation is open to interested young men.
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She Last Word: TV Code of Decency Adopted by Stations
Jean Fox reports on a voluntary code of self restraint for TV stations and networks. The seal signifies adherence to education culture and responsible news and entertainment practices with a review board enforcing violations and potential loss of the seal.
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Oratory Finals Set for March 30 One Reps Cincinnati Schools
Three orators were chosen from Cincinnati Catholic schools to compete in the district finals held March 17 at Our Lady of Cincinnati College. Final awards will be presented March 30 by Ansbury with Sister Cloti of the Sacred Heart assisting. representatives include Ruth ubach Bertin and Carl ee van Wolfer among others from Mt. Notre Dame Ursuline Xavier's and Roger Bacon.
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IFCA Expands Catholic Instruction for Public School Children
The IFCA runs programs teaching 300 Catholic children in public schools at St Marys and other sites. At the Findlay Street National Catholic Community House 136 children study under teachers including Mrs Staff and Miss Kamon. A second program serves ages 4 to 16 taking students to Mass after class. many come from Vine Street and Webster schools. Miss Bouscaren seeks more teachers and invites interested Catholic women to call Burn 3151 for information.
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