Truman Letter Highlights Archbishop MacRory and Omaha Rise
Tributes pour in as Archbishop Ryan’s installation draws Catholic leaders from Ireland to Nebraska. Presidents and senators extend congratulations while the rite, led by Apostolic Delegate Cicognani, crowns Ryan with the crozier amid calls for world peace and warnings against national selfishness driving war.
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Omaha
Midwest
Nebraska
Dwight Griswold
U. S
Hugh Butler
Kenneths. Wherry
Amleto G. Ci
90 000 Garments Given By U S Catholic Women
Catholic women across 64 dioceses and seven affiliated national groups have contributed over 90 000 articles of clothing for children and sisters in Europe the Philippines and China in response to a NCWC relief appeal. Shipments include 385 boxes whose exact item count is unavailable.
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Washi
Europe
Philippines
China
United States
National Council of Catholic Women
Ncwc War Relief Services
Tidings Editor to Speak on Catholic Hour Series
The Tidings editor Rev. Dr. Thomas J. McCarthy will headline the Catholic Hour each Sunday evening from Oct 28 to Nov 25 with Saints for the Times as the overarching theme. Topics include Cardinal Newman, Augustine, St. Thomas Aquinas, St. Thomas More, and The Life of Prayer.
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Washington
Thomas J. McCarthy
the Tidings
Los Angeles
Catholic Hour
Sun
James G. Keller
Mi the Field Afar
Father McCarthy
the Times
Parable of Hell Explains Eternal Torment and Charity
A vivid parable recalls the rich man in torment and the poor at his door. It stresses that rewards and punishments come from actions, not status, and that Hell is both a place of fire and irrevocably fixed separation. Jesus rebukes incredulity and highlights Moses and the Prophets as bearings.
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Jesus
Hell
Abraham
Bishop Yu-pin Returns To Nanking Vicariate
Bishop Paul Yu-pin Vicar Apostolic of Nanking China has returned to his vicariate for the first time since Nanking’s capital was occupied eight years ago by Japan. The move coincides with the 30th anniversary of the Chinese republic on the Double Tenth holiday.
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Washington
D. C
Paul Yu-pin
Nanking
Chind
Lithuanian Leaders Decry Bimba Lithuania Trip
Chicago Lithuanian leaders charge Anthony Bimba of Brooklyn went to Lithuania to spread Bolshevik propaganda. Dr Pius Grigaitis questions why the State department issued a visa to Bimba while Rev Jos Koncius of Mt Carmel PA failed to receive permission to go.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
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State Department
Bimba
Jos Koncius
Mt. Carmel
London Ventriloquist Receives Penicillin by Airplane
Powdered penicillin was flown from the United States to London's Catholic hospital of St. Andrew in Dollis Hill. It was ordered for Arthur Prince, a famed British ventriloquist aged 64, who was convalescing after a serious operation.
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London
United States
Vatican Letters Reveal German Church War Trials
Vatican letters released in the United States recount German Church wartime trials. A 1941 bishops letter to the Holy See honors German clergy and laity for steadfast faith under Nazi pressure and outlines attempts to form a national church aligned with Christ. The Holy Father commends intrepid fidelity and quotes Cyprian on enduring persecution, stressing ecclesial unity and spiritual resistance amid oppression.
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Providence labor school opens to foster peace between management and workers
Nearly 300 employers and employees attend the opening of a labor school in Providence inaugurated by the Social Action Institute of the Diocese of Providence. Courses run eight weeks and are open to members of all faiths. Reverend Henry Crepeau of Woonsocket says the school aims to ground peaceful relations between management and labor in Rhode Island.
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War Nuns Hope Reaches Maryknoll Mission Sisters
Air mail letters bring first news since 1941 from five Maryknoll Sisters in Manchuria and Korea. During the war American Maryknoll Sisters in Manchuria and Japan were interned then repatriated. Five Maryknoll sisters and others of Korean, Japanese, and German citizenship were confined within their communities.
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Manchuria
Korea
Japan
Dublin Group Aids Poor With Meals and Services
The Catholic Social Service conference in Dublin reports distributing over 2,500,000 meals in the year for the poor. Seventeen maternity welfare centers serve more than 700 mothers daily, with an ambulance aiding hundreds of cases. A legal secretariat defends poor boys and a youth leadership training program began.
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Catholic Social Service Conference
John and
Ace
Jesuits Call Off Teen Draft Push in Peace Time
Baltimore report: National Jesuit Educational Association executive committee at Loyola University urged stopping induction of 18 and 19-year-olds. They argued defense could be built under the 1920 act without compulsory reserve training and favored testing military needs before any training plan. They warned a shortage of trained men in essential fields would follow.
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National Jesuit Educational Association
Loyola Co
Mary Guadelupe coronation honored in Mexico City crowds
The Pope appealed to Catholics to defend faith as Cardinal Villeneuve arrived in Mexico City for a vast ceremony at the shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Thousands lined the Pan American Highway, with a mile long line of charros and more than 200 cardinals present. Six injuries were reported amid the congestion.
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Our Lady of Guada
Mary
Jesus
Tepeyacan
Mexico
America
Holy Father
Virgin Guadalupe
American Hemisphere
Mexico City
Villeneuve Q
Martinez
Cardinal Villeneuve
Repberts
Orco
Lake of Guadalupe
Good Samaritan Absence Mirrors Ancient Tale
A local daily recounts the parable of the man traveling from Jericho to Jerusalem who fell among robbers. The article contrasts biblical phrasing with a modern version, noting the lack of a good Samaritan figure in today’s account.
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Jericho
Jerusaem
Wanted Ads and Oddities from a Dated Postal Page
A hodgepodge of classifieds and notices includes a demand to build traps for sparrows, solicitations for melodeons and talking parrots, a contact for Nora Moran in Chicago, and requests for old gold and dental teeth with payment offers.
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South Trumbull
Chicago
Ilinois
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