The Catholic Mind on Souls and Tool Use in Early Humans
In an analysis from The Catholic Mind May 1952, Rev Rosert BE KEKEISEN discusses whether prehuman peoples in Australia and other regions used fire, arguing that spiritual souls distinguish higher cognition from instinct. He cites Father oe Faes and compares animal instinct to reason, asserting the existence of a nonmaterial soul and the emergence of true intelligence with early Homo sapiens.
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Australia
Father Oe Fae Sr
Adams
Restitution Obligation in Accidental Property Damage
The text argues that accidental damage usually imposes no restitution duty unless the act was strictly unjust or the damager acted with sinful carelessness. If the damage was foreseeably caused by carelessness, restitution is required for the foreseen injury, and civil judgments must be obeyed.
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Berthier-Raemers
Debating Anglicanism and Catholic Authority in Britain
The article argues against the Church of England as Catholic asserting it is Protestant and state influenced. It contrasts Henry VIII's break with Rome, the lack of apostolic succession, and the absence of universal unity. It defends theRoman Catholic Church as the true One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church in Britain.
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Catholic Church’s universal mission spans all nations and times
The catechism asserts the Catholic Church is universal and perpetual, tasked to teach all truth, preach the Gospel to every race, and remain with believers until the end of time through its missionaries.
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Christ
Clare Boothe Luce Named Treasurer of Memorial Fund Drive
Mrs. Clare Boothe Luce is treasurer of a $300,000 memorial fund by the Overseas Pressures of America. The drive aims to buy and renovate a building as a press center honoring American correspondents who died in World War II and Korea.
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New York
Clare Boothe Luce
Overseas Press Ure of America
Korea
Reds Raise Alcoholism London
Article reports alcoholism rising under the Communist regime in Poland as a means of escape from heightened restrictions. Authors link state limits to increased drinking and note planned legal actions by the Reds against the issue.
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London
Poland
Bishop Morris Denies Protestant Label Amid Reform Claims
Monsignor Matthew Smith reports Bishop Morris argues England’s church kept Catholic continuity, criticizing reforms after the Reformation as severing sacraments and apostolic succession. He asserts Anglican churches and cathedrals remain Catholic property and urges unity with the Papacy.
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Eee Rs Morris
Church’ of
England
Lis Ted
Rome
Morris
Church of England
Universal Church
Anemones
Canterbury
Papacy
Britain
Christ
Matthew Smith
Rosary Pledge Tally From New York Archdiocese
Daily Family Rosary reports 504150 Catholics in the New York archdiocese and 4193 others have signed the pledge. A spokesman notes 5347 seriously ill individuals in hospitals and homes have joined the effort.
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New York
Newark
Christ’s Knowledge as God and Man in Question and Answer
Riordan explains that Christ shares divine knowledge as the Second Person of the Trinity, while his human knowledge includes infused and acquired knowledge. The Beatific Vision is proper to the heavenly Christ, infused knowledge mirrors angelic intellect, and acquired knowledge arises from sensory experience. Christ’s divine and human knowledges coexist without conflict, each with distinct luminosity.
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Linus M. Riordan
Christ
Heaven
Herve
God
Paul
Othae C
Asylum for Lepers Opens in Trichur Diocese
Catholics establish a leprosy asylum in Trichur to ease crowding at government facilities. Bishop George Alapat selects a priest to serve as director of the new institution.
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Trichur
India
George Alapat
Vatican Contacts Could Save Embarrassment At Chicago Convention
The article argues a Vatican contact network could ease political tensions abroad. It cites a letter to former French premier Pleven and notes how church influence shapes national mood. The piece advocates Vatican diplomacy to align religious and political aims, including a Vatican ambassador's role.
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Vatican
Chicago
Santanka
France
Rene Pleven
Seth Shabough
Sincome
Brana
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