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Newspaper

Catholic Telegraph Register

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1952

Page

11

Mixed Marriages In Old Testament And Angelic Sanctity

A digest discussing biblical bans on mixed marriages among Jews prior to conversion as Esdras Nehemiah and Malachi condemnations, exceptions for converts, and notes on pagan prisoners. It then shifts to a theological query about angels’ happiness before the Fall and why archangels are called saints, explaining Beatific Vision and angelic probation, ending with saints as those united with God.

Esdras Nehemias Ape Het Malachias Heinisch-Heidt St. Michael the Archangel Thomas Agine Ae Tate God Hay God Theolo

Bayer Aspirin Children’s Chewable Tablets Ad

An old advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin for cold symptoms and muscle aches. It highlights a flavored children’s chewable form, claims fast relief, and notes a low price of 15 cents for 24 tablets. It promotes ease of use with water or food and markets brand prestige.

Culture leader in New York warns on euthanasia and faith

A culture leader in New York argues that euthanasia would erode civilization and faith, claiming without God man cannot do good or achieve meaning. He condemns secular humanism as a path to ruin, urging belief in God to sustain civilization and culture.

Ias New York Webster Eee England Huxley God Ion

Eugenics and its dangers in historical debate

The excerpt outlines a hostile view of eugenics as a race improvement science used to justify coercive parenthood and forced breeding. It condemns Nazi lab abuses, links eugenic ideas to anti religious political aims, and portrays the Amsterdam meeting as a plot to abolish supernatural religion and to manipulate humanity for a so called scientific program.

Webster Hitler Nazi Huxley Amsterdam

Church Contemplation and Divine Grace in Catholic Thought

Monsignor Matthew Smith outlines Catholic views on original sin divine grace and the path to heaven. He contrasts infused and acquired contemplation and explains how mystical insight relates to virtue humility and canonization within Catholic faith.

Zone Board Halts Plan For New Church School

Indianapolis reports the City Board of Zoning Appeals rejected a $225,000 Catholic church school building for the St. Bernadette parish, failing to reach six votes. Five favored, two opposed, three absent. Nearby, the board approved a $60,000 addition to Indiana Gear Works in the same area, the fifth such approval in two years.

Indianapolis St. Bernadette City Board of Zoning Appeals Indiana Gear Works, Inc

More Notes On Art of Contemplation In Mysticism

Two weeks after discussing becoming contemplative the author continues notes on Catholic mysticism and contemplation. The piece explains divine infusion of faith, union with God, and overwhelming love for the Most Holy Trinity. It clarifies contemplation as a form of mystical knowledge beyond ordinary reasoning.

Dictionnaire de Theologie Catholique Contem Scholle God

Miracles Prove Christ's Divinity Says Linus M. Riorpan

The article argues Christ’s divinity is proven by Bible facts and Jesus own claims. It cites his authority over sins and nature and references miracles as proof, noting scriptures where he forgives sins and raises the dead. It emphasizes validation by the Father and the apostles through His works.

Linus M. Riorpan Christ God Solomon Jonas Isater David Lord Moses Elias Marke xiii Pictyron Abraham St. Paul St. John Jesus Our Actes Lazarus

Mooney to Attend Rural Life Convention

Cardinal Mooney of Detroit will attend the National Catholic Rural Life Conference in Saginaw October 17 21. Bishop Zuroweste will preside at a Solemn Pontifical Mass on October 19 at St. aT Cathedral. Awards totaling 1000 dollars from the Sears Roebuck Foundation will be given for a five state rural life essay contest.

Saginaw Mich Cardinal Mooney Detroit Catholic Rural Life Conference Albert R. Zuroweste Belleville Ill Cathedral Sears-Roebuck Foundation Bishop Evennew S. Woznicki

Con vent Makers of America distribute My Daily Prayer leaflets

In Pontiac Michigan the Con vent Makers of America promote the My Daily Prayer leaflet for all hospital patients. Monster R J Markham of Cincinnati revised the brief prayers and Owen Francis Dudley distributed pages in England after the war. Father Erwin A Juraschek national director urges doctors nurses and hospital staff to obtain copies at one cent each or 125 for 1 dollar from the CMOA office.

Pontiac Mich Convert Makers of America Monster R. J. Markham Cincinnati Owen Francis Dudley England Erwin A. Juraschek CMOA

Double Consecration Rite For Two New Bishops In Buffalo

Archbishops O'Hara and Cicognani conducted a double episcopal consecration at St. Josephs Cathedral Buffalo for Leo R. Smith auxiliary of Buffalo and James J. Nevagh auxiliary of Raleigh. Attending were 37 archbishops and bishops plus abbots, priests and religious.

Buffalo N. Y John F. O’hara Phila i Rayers Amleto Giovanni Cicognani United States Leo R. Smith James J. Nevagh Raleigh St. Joseph’s Cathedral Ford Francis X. Ford O’hara Crucia Cicognani Canisius College Raymond A. Kearney Brooklyn James H. Griffiths Military Ordinariate New York Ncwc Wire James J. Navagh Smith Navagh

Vatican Diplomacy Debates Recognition of Catholicism

A rabbi voices support for recognizing a religion in U S diplomacy while cautioning against church state fusion. He argues diplomacy is for professionals and stresses that recognition implies no alliance, only fact of religious presence in policy and chaplaincy distribution. He asserts Catholic influence warrants consideration in international relations.

Stevenson Vatican State Department

First martyred Bishop Ford cited in missionary appeal

An appeal highlights Bishop Francis X. Ford as the first martyred American bishop in China. It urges donations to the Holy Father's Missions via the Society for Propagation of the Faith, stressing sacrifice, universality, and the church's suffering mystically with Christ.

United States Francis X. Ford China Church In America Ford Lord Church God Man Christ Paul Church of Damascus Heaven Holy Father’s Missions D. F C. P Our Lady of the Rosary

Propagation of the Faith Appeal Instructions

A directive instructs readers to cut out the column, pin the sacrifice to it, and mail it to the Most Reverend Fulton J. Sheen National Director at 109 East 38th Street New York 16x New York or to the Diocesan Director.

Fulton J. Sheen Society For the Propagation of the Faith East 38Th Street New York

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