This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1953
Page
10
Discussion on God’s foreknowledge and human freedom, noting future sins fall within divine knowledge yet do not negate divine commands. It covers obligations regarding returning unsolicited religious articles, formal betrothal requirements, and how modern engagements differ from formal ecclesiastical betrothals, including writing and witnessing standards.
The speaker argues against Arian views, affirming the Trinity and the Incarnation as core to Christianity. He warns that denying these mysteries leads to pseudo-knowledge and spiritual error, citing a Dawn publication from East Rutherford, New Jersey.
The text argues Jesus Christ is both true God and true man. It holds that God cannot change, that the Second Person of the Trinity assumed a human nature from conception, and that Christ’s humanity shares in the divine existence without being a created man. It emphasizes the divine person uniting with a created human nature in one divine person.
If Jesus Christ is the Second Person of the Trinity, he is eternal and almighty God. Adoration is due to the Divine Person, the entire Christ, not just his human form. Denying Christ’s divinity rejects Christianity and rejects the core of faith.
A historical brief recounts Jehovah’s Witnesses denying the Holy Spirit as a distinct person within the Trinity. It notes their preference for Spirit over Ghost in translations and their stance on the triune Godhead with three divine persons sharing one essence, while stressing their belief in one God. The text critiques opponents who label this view as heresy.
Monsignor Matthew Smith notes that the name Jehovah is a late 1303 invention by Porchetus de Salviticis and not the original Hebrew tetragrammaton JHWH. He explains Jewish practice, Adonai substitutes, and that Yahweh and Kyrios are alternative renderings of God.
The article states the New Testament shows the Trinity with three divine Persons. It cites Matthew 28 19 and Jesus baptism as manifestations of the Father Son and Holy Spirit. It argues Jesus is a separate person yet God, citing miracles as support.
The text argues for the personality and equality of all three divine Persons. It cites John’s gospel about the Advocate the Spirit of Truth sent by Jesus, teaching all things and dwelling with the Apostles forever. It rejects any notion of inferior divine beings and asserts God’s indivisible unity.
The text presents a Catholic theology of the Trinity, describing God as infinitely loving and thinking, with the Word and the Spirit as eternal expressions. It emphasizes that the Father’s thought and love generate the Son and the Holy Spirit, existing without beginning or end.
A 1950s critique argues Catholic colleges lack science graduates due to perceived formalism, citing Scholastic philosophy as foundational for scientific pursuit. It contrasts Catholic education with secular models, condemns Kinsey and Durant, and defends Gibbon’s Catholic early life as not aligning with modern skepticism.
A historical sketch notes Will Durant’s progress toward finishing a long project begun in 1912 with Therousness of The Age of Faith. It praises Durant for humanizing philosophy and history while critiquing his scholarship and style as alternating between frivolity and sentimentality. It compares his method to Parkman Prescott and Gibbon.
Sister Mary Gilbert former Madeline DeFrees discusses convent life in The Springs of Silence a Prentice Hall autobiography. The Oregon native has spent 17 years as a sister and taught in Oregon and Washington before joining Holy Names College Spokane faculty.
Praise crowned three week retreats led by Bishop William C. aoe of Sioux Falls. Afterward the group boarded a plane to San Francisco, then to Sioux Falls, en route to Rome for the North American College dedication on Oct. 14.
Capt Thomas J Schimpf praised the School Sisters of Notre Dame at Nagoya Air Base for their charity. Sisters Mary John and Teresa Margaret make an eight hour weekly journey to teach catechism and run a two week annual summer school amid Nagoya Kyoto commutes.
In Formosa Taipei an effort by Father John J. Drew, a Maryknoller, uses social and medical outreach to recruit pagans. He acts as catechist guiding about 1,000 people toward Catholic teachings through coordinated community aid and instruction program.
A three year old boy in New York greets a Dominican Sister of the Sick Poor who arrived to care for his ailing mother unable to pay for medical help. Neighbors had arranged aid as the family faces a difficult life and impending death with religious support.
Bonn Chancellor Konrad Adenauer urged Baden Wuerttemberg officials to revise state school provisions that threaten the 1933 Concordat with the Holy See. He favors Christian Denominational schools over confessional ones and cites the September 6 election results showing Christian Democrats leading Social Democrats in the state.
Archbishop John O Hara blessed La Salle College’s new library and two residence halls in Philadelphia marking a $1,000,000 expansion effort. The ceremony celebrated the completion of the updated facilities and their impact on campus housing and study spaces.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.