Censorship Debate in Ohio Amid Movie Law Fight
Amid a heated campaign on film censorship in Ohio, opponents urge repeal of the motion picture law. The Pope’s May intention and Cardinal Leger’s climate of vice frame the dispute, while the Ohio Supreme Court upholds the law and critics argue it limits civil rights.
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Protestantism and Catholicism in the editorial debate
The piece critiques a Christian Advocate editorial for portraying Protestantism as affirmative yet anti Catholic. It lists five so called Protestant principles and cautions readers that the piece risks reinforcing anti Catholic bias. It notes church music lags behind church architecture in development. Eric Mackenzie, Auxiliary Bishop of Boston, comments on liturgical music.
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Bishop Leger Urges Faithful to Stand with Church
Paul Emile Cardinal Leger of Montreal calls on the faithful to regard themselves as children of their bishop, urging unity and loyalty within the church's leadership.
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Montreal
Reading and Religion Drive Boom in Book Sales
A Harper and Brothers veteran notes a surge in religious books across major houses. Theology titles gain traction as authors shift from secular to religious themes and Catholics lead in publishing success.
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Catholic Education and the Catholic View of Formation
A Catholic perspective on education argues that parental duties, church authority, and Catholic schooling shape moral truth and culture. It asserts education aims to convert the immature into mature Christians, forming a soul that seeks God and lives by right reason, with Christ at the center of all subjects and daily life.
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Catholicism in America series opens in Commonweal
The May 1 issue launches a general introductory article by William P. Clancy outlining the plan for a lengthy series on Catholicism in America. He notes the discussion centers on the church’s self-understanding and its American context, not Catholicism “as such.”
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Apostolate of the Street Corner by Hurley
Neil P. Hurley chronicles 25 years of the New York Catholic Evidence guild as it engages passersby in parks and on street corners. He details origins, training, and early efforts before radio and modern media transformed outreach.
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America
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A New Bible With Old Errors in Liguorian May Issue
J E Doherty assesses a revised Bible version in the Liguorian May number, praising the revisers for scholarly effort and noting it aligns more with Catholic official texts than Protestant editions in use in the United States. He cites objections to omissions like seven large parts of the Bible from the King James tradition and stresses recognizable Old Testament material.
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Teachers College Expands Program With University Link
The Sisters of the Precious Blood will run a teacher training program at the Daytonne house under University of Dayton supervision. Marian College in Indianapolis hosts an Education department, while the college’s 25 year history includes 4 237 students enrolled and 834 degrees conferred. The faculty includes 30 priests, nuns and lay instructors across extensions at the Precious Blood mother-house in Dayton and Notre Dame convent in Reading. The college began in a former St George School building on Calhoun Street and moved in 1947 to the former residence of the Cincinnati Archbishop at Moeller Avenue, Norwood.
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Forty Hours Devotion and Catholic Bible Notes
A newspaper fragment lists Forty Hours Devotion dates and locations including St. Anthony's Cincinnati St Ann's Dayton and Holy Angels Dayton plus references to scholars and a Father Doherty critique of the revised Bible. The text mentions sacred scripture portions and Catholic readership relevance.
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