Ask and Learn By Rev Rupert Kekessen Faith and the just one in Hebrews
The quotation from Hebrews 10 38 explains that the righteous live by faith and if one draws back it displeases God The text draws on Habakkuk 2 4 and applies to sustaining faith through trials The article notes faith guides daily life and cites a Yugoslav boy’s return from foster care in Frankfurt as an example
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St. Paul
God
Jerusalem
Confraternity Commentary On
Retreat history at Mater Dolorosa house in Sierra Madre
In twenty years the Mater Dolorosa retreat house run by the Passionist Fathers has hosted 37,333 men. The facility holds up to 78 participants per session, reflecting its steady use as a Catholic retreat center near Sierra Madre, California.
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Sierra Madre
Calif
Mater Dolorota
Passionist Fathers
Tertullian, Catholic Faith, and Later Heresy Claims
The text debates how Tertullian distant from Catholicism is viewed through later testimony and whether his writings while Catholic are reliable. It notes his suspected conversion and questions if post conversion leanings affect earlier Catholic writings and whether his post conversion views form a basis to label him a heretic.
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Tertullian
Cana Sect
Negro Seminary Records 118 Pupils for 1952 58 Year
Bay St. Louis Mississippi St Augustine's Mission House opens the 1952 58 scholastic year for Negro youth. The minor seminary has 84 students and the major seminary 21 preparing in philosophy and theology. Twelve brother novices postulants and seven Negro priests have been ordained since the mission's 30 year history.
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Bay St. Louis
Miss
St. Augustine’s Mission House
Two Men Honored for Interracial Justice Awards
Charles F. Watterott and J. Yancey of New York named winners of the James J. Hoey awards for outstanding contributions to interracial justice. Presentation set for October 26 at the Carroll club. Watterott, a builder and real estate developer, aided Manresa retreat house and housing for Negroes and was named a Knight of Malta in 1949. Yancey, founder and director of the Pioneer Athletic club, is an IRS agent and prominent figure in interracial track and field development.
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New York
Charles F. Watterseph J. Yancey
James J. Hoey
Carroll Club
Vatterott
Catholic Interracial Council of
St. Louis
Malta
Yancey
Pioneer Athletic Club of
Clu
Fragmentary recollections mix travel woes and思想 on Christ
A disjointed reminiscence recalls being barred from planes, forced hospital stay in Las Vegas, and a cross country return by train. It cites Santayana and The Idea of Christ in the Gospels, praising the author’s intellect but noting moments of missed faith.
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Santayana
Christ
Jesus
Time
Time Magazine
Fragmented Past Travel Memory Amid Oceanic Voyages
A reflective fragment recalls an early journey across the English Channel to Dublin, the speaker feeling happiness on high seas and air travel. The text recalls storms over the Deep South and Wyoming Montana, describing danger and destruction during flights.
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Wall of
Montana
Flight to New York Described in Lyrical Travel Note
The writer recalls a marvelous flight to New York. They describe not getting sick and the morning scent of the city. They marvel at miles of apartments, vast business districts, deep waters, railroads, automobile highways, and rivers winding toward the Allegheny mountains as the plane moves.
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New York
Big City
Jonge
Allegheny Mountains
High Flyer Prefers Planes Over Long Drives
A reader states a preference for air travel when possible and notes plans to fly at 16 000 to 17 000 feet. The writer also mentions enjoying long road trips and driving hundreds of miles when planes are not available.
Santayana explored as Catholic question in fallacies and faith
The article reviews George Santayana born Madrid 1863 and Harvard graduate 1886, noting confusion over his burial in a Catholic cemetery after initial reports placed him in a Protestant grave. It discusses his secular views, late life beliefs, and arguments about scholastic philosophy as a defense of Catholic thought.
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Sones Oneree
Rome
Eternal City
Keats
Shelley
Associated Press
Santayana
Madrid
Harvard
Santayana’s unusual path from scholar to elusive pursuits
The passage reflects on George Santayana, noting his departure from traditional scholarship to pursue elusive ideas, and concludes with a cautious assessment of his career as a thinker who wandered beyond conventional subjects.
Santayana’s theology critique contrasts faith and dogma
The author dismisses Santayana as veiling belief in a vague age. They argue dogmas from God power morality and civilization, claim Santayana lacks Catholic theological thinking, and note a growing gulf between secular scholarship and supernatural faith.
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Santayana
Arenes Secree
In Contact With The Spirit World And Its Fraudulent Actors
A discussion on spirit worship and fakery contrasts a deluded poet with a self styled medium. The piece notes mixed views among believers and non believers, recounting a former medium who converted to Catholicism after admitting deceit and encountering divine grace.
Exorcism Beliefs and Holy Water Powers in Specified Text
The text discusses possession and obsession by evil spirits, noting possession is rare but possible. It mentions exorcism by holy water, claims its power surpasses the crucifix, and cites Saint Teresa of Avila. It explains priests perform exorcisms in the church with prayers for heaven given powers.
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Teresa of Avila
Khinfo
Acta
The Vastness of Angels Cited by Theologians and Historians
The excerpt discusses the large, uncertain number of angels from scripture and theology. It cites Daniel and Bossuet to illustrate the endless multiplicity of heavenly beings, noting that revealed texts do not fix an exact census and that God can multiply the excellent without limit.
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Bossuet
Heaven
Matthew
Christ Became Man to Be Mediator
Analyzes Christ as both true God and true man. It discusses His human body, genealogy, conception by the Holy Spirit, and His life of growth, suffering, and obedience. Argues the necessity of a God man to mediate between God and humanity, with Christ as the Second Person of the Blessed Trinity who assumed human nature to save humankind.
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Linus M. Riorpan
Christ
St. Luke
Be Lake
Ier
God
Father Peyton to Speak On Radio Before Polo Grounds Rally
The Rev. P olo F. C. will speak on Church of the Air October 19 before the Polo Grounds rally in New York. Father Mince will address the event as 60,000 volunteers sign pledges to recite the Family Rosary at home, concluding a crusade across the Archdiocese of New York.
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Father Peyton
U.S
Polo Grounds
New York
Polo
Dead in Red Prison Tried With Cardinal Mindszenty
Dr Lazlo Toth a Hungarian Catholic journalist died in a Budapest prison after a 1949 trial with Cardinal Mindszenty and four others on high treason charges. No details on his death are available. his fate echoes the fate of those jailed for faith.
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Vienna
Lazlo Toth
Budapest
Reds
Cardinal Mindszenty
Toth
Francis X. Ford
Riberi
China
Hong Kong
Education Group to Hold 50th Jubilee Convention
Atlantic City N J readers learn the National Catholic Educational Association plans its 50th Jubilee Convention in Easter week April 7 10 The opening session features Bishop F Brady of Manchester Episcopal chairman and Dr A president of an education body The NCEA was a charter member of the American Council on Education
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Atlantic City
N J
Whitecote Scuveiane
Ee Fae Fumes Educational Association
Payee F. Brady
Manchester
Episcopal
Ncwc En
Eee
National Catholic Educational Association
American Council
New Trappist Abbey Opens in Cameroon Mission Area
A new Trappist monastery dedicated to Our Lady of Africa starts at Minla near Yaounde Cameroon in buildings once used by the Minlaba mission. The community includes 15 members with seven Europeans and eight Africans ten priests and five postulants recently joined.
Insecure Soviets and a Century of War Fears
The piece argues Soviet actions against Kennan show insecurity, cites 5 million political prisoners in Russian domions, and contends labor camps are economically wasteful. It weighs the All Russian Congress as a sign of instability, doubts a war this decade, and hints at supernatural factors tied to papal consecration of Russia. It ends with calls for reform, aid to Asia, and the hope for a reduced East–West conflict.
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U. S
George Kennan
Russia
Siberian
Holy Father
Mary
Fyself
Néria
Egypt
Sontrary
Pachary
Maura
Tony Yasa
Romart
Alexandria
Mar Mary
Immaculate Heart
Swed ish statesman argues India needs reform to boost yields
Count Axel 1 1654 warns his son how world affairs fail to guide India with Western ideas. He cites Tea, malaria, and food waste as costly, urging climate and farming improvements to raise India’s output and reduce reliance on imports.
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Swedis
Count Axel
India
Subcontinent
Mts
Cn Ammunetienin
Chester Bowles
Uf. S
Italy
Great Brain
Germany
Business Opportunity Ad From Chicago and St. Louis
Magen Jumbo Prints offers paid mailer work with guaranteed bonuses for up to nine months. Women and men can earn extra money in spare time via a mailer program. Address box 5623 Dept. B Chicago and Holland Building St. Louis.
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