Camp St Malo Boys Attend Catholic Mission
A fragment describes a boys camp near Estes Park Colorado at Camp St Malo in the Rockies. Monsignor Mot Teacce is mentioned as guiding the mission with Rev Richard Jester listed for contact at 1501 Pennsylvania Denver. The note references miscellaneous premiums and a Nassau law line as seemingly unrelated details.
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Colorado Rockies
Estes
Monsignor
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Teacce
Soomaaas
Richard Jester
Pennsylvania Street
Denver
Colorado
Questionable Text on Wealth and Almsgiving in Sacred Scripture
The fragment argues about God’s will regarding wealth and poverty, noting rich and poor in scripture. It states wealth is not condemned but almsgiving should not be obligatory for all, and that wealth variation arises from natural circumstances rather than a direct divine decree. It lacks clear events or persons.
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Jesus
Apostles
Personal Sin and Accountability Across Faith and Law
The article discusses personal responsibility for sin, noting each person bears accountability for thoughts and actions. It mentions original sin as affecting humanity and ties moral law to individual conscience, then shifts to a light anecdote about Betty Brown, an accountant in Dallas, who named the St. Patrick oil field in Callahan County after a successful well on March 16.
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Betty Brown
Dallas, Tex
Texas
Miss Brown
St. Patrick
Callahan County
Tex
Brown
Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
Dallas
Knightly orders and royal pages in Tudor and Victorian times
A historical survey notes the lesser George symbol of St George worn on a blue riband by Richard I era crusaders and Henry VIII drawings, along with roles like Black Rod and the evolving status of chivalry. It mentions Winston Churchill as a potential duke and his refusal of the Garter knighthood.
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Antioch
Richard I
the Lion
Britain
St. George
Henry VIII
Legend of St George Dragon Slaying Uncertain Origin
A discussion notes limited historical evidence for St George and the dragon tale, tracing origins to Lydda Palestine and later medieval embellishments. It highlights medieval hagiography, martyrdom accounts, and English cultural attachment, with speculative links to Britain’s religious shifts.
St George Prominent In Garter Insignia
The devotion to St George figures prominently in the insignia of the Most Noble Order of the Garter. The belt and spur are paired with an enameled representation of St George on horseback slaying the dragon, part of the insignia established under Henry VII.
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St. George
Henry VII
George
Origin of eGarter in Name Not Certain
Fragmentary text discusses the origin of the Knights of the Garter and Edward III. It mentions the legendary dropped garter of a queen, the motto Shame on him who thinks evil of it, and debates the French arms color theory. It touches on Edward III, his wars, finances, and the Black Prince, with a date reference to June 21, 1877 and a later note about 1849.
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Pat B. Genet
Lee
Salisbury
Knights of the Garter
Edward Til
Pr IV
France
Valois
Philip VI
Edward III
Dagla
Order of the Garter
Seeang
Charles II
Srcoe
Kenstiey
Edward
Real Garter Worn By Order's Members
The Knights of the Garter wear a dark blue velvet garter with a gold motto as part of their insignia. There are about 80 Knights Companions, 25 of whom are male subjects of the British sovereign, with royal and noble members included. The garter symbolism reflects historical Catholic and chivalric traditions and Elizabeth II's investiture.
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Knights of the Garter
Tually
Lizabeth
Elizabeth II
Vii
Alexandra
Matthew Smith
Salvation Before Christ Faith Answered by Theologians
A discussion on preincarnation salvation. It explains that the righteous of old could reach salvation through faith in the coming Messiah, adherence to Mosaic Law, or merits of Christ, with St. Thomas Aquinas noting grace and providence guide salvation for all who seek truth. It emphasizes justification as a grace gift and warns that final judgment rests on divine mercy and human cooperation with grace.
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Diospolis
Lydda
Palestine
Constantine
England
Levy
James of Virensie
Genoa
Rentus
Aeust
Lot
Nobora
Linus M. Riorpan
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Christ
St. Paul
Abraham
Confraternity New Testament
St.Paul
St. Thomas
87 Oblates Attend Elevation of Bishop John Boekenfoehr
Eighty seven provincials and vicars of the Oblates of Mary Immaculates gathered from around the world for the consecration of Most Rev. John Boekenfoehr as Bishop of Kimberley South Africa. The Omaha born prelate was raised in Canada after his parents moved there when he was seven months old. Cardinal Fumasoni Biondi performed the consecration.
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Oblates
Rome
The
Oblates of Mary Immaculates
John Boekenfoehr
Kimberly
South Africa
Omaha
Neb
Canada
Fumasoni- Biondi
Brainwashing in history and its effects on confessions
The piece discusses interrogation techniques likened to brainwashing used by intelligence agencies and during persecutions. It argues such methods can implant false testimonies, noting a missionary’s coerced confession after sleep deprivation and illumination. It references Dulles and CIA figures while comparing past and modern methods.
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China
Mieke
Elemen
Tis
Literature Committee Battles Censorious Attacks In Debunking
The piece cites critics like Leonard De Voto and others ridiculing the committee. Unfounded claims label the group half illiterate while defenders defend standards and oppose obloquy from federal reformers and liberal press. A mother, Mrs Wells, offers a strong reply supporting the effort.
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Eagar Hoover
James Mulho
New York
Margaret Culkin
Bae
Wells. Ts
Rome Confirms Vatican Iran Diplomatic Ties Plan
The Vatican announces that Rome and Tehran plan to establish full diplomatic relations for the first time. It notes a joint inter nuncio arrangement and the Holy See and Iran already share informal ties via embassies legations and nuncio networks, with hopes for strengthened mutual advantage.
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Vatican City
Vatican
T * Osservatore
Romanore
Atican
Iran
Tara
Holy See
Newly Named Envoy Famed Catholic Author
Ambassador McGuire is a noted Catholic author and lecturer who has visited every UK state. The 50 year old North American envoy to Ireland is a member of the Order of the British Empire and has written 25 books with American editions. His wife Frances Margaret Cheadle is also an author and lecturer.
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Dney
Australia
Parents' Choice Schools Debate and Postwar Funding
The Supreme Court once resisted private school subsidies but later allowed parental choice. Daly notes that funding choices resemble pension support and that such options may indirectly aid religious schools without undermining democracy.
U S Catholic Airman Awarded British Medal for Rescue
Reis Leming a Catholic American airman from Toppenish Washington received a British medal for saving 27 people during severe floods near Hunstanton Norfolk England on January 31. He waded through icy waters in a dinghy while unable to swim and his height of six feet eight inches aided his survival.
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London
Reis Leming
George
Jubilee Trichur Free Rations Draw Thousands
The Trichur diocese in India opened a memorial jubilee event with free rations for thousands of poor people. The diocese, one of the largest in India, serves a Catholic population of about 267,000.
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Trichur
India
Achaia
Manta Lucas
No Residence Permit for Cassandro Leaves Rome
The Rev Anthony Cassandro failed to renew his visitor permit in time and cannot stay in Italy. His departure was compelled by immigration rules citing no valid residence permit. He faced delays due to illness and travel restrictions.
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Rome
Anthony
Graduation ceremonies set for St Ambrose graduates in Sacred Heart
Proxy notes indicate joint graduation events at St Ambrose with commencement and baccalaureate services held at Sacred Heart. Details mention a May 31 date and a focus on ceremony logistics for graduates and attendees.
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Davenport
Combie
St. Ambrose
St. Apes
Sacred Heart
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