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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1953
Page
13
The essay criticizes Revealed by Our Lord to St Bridget claiming church approval while condemning it. It cites the Council of Trent and Sacred Congregations noting indulgences and fictitious revelations. The piece discusses Catholic burial rules for non Catholics and pastoral guidance on interfaith marriages.
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A discussion on dogma noting it cannot undergo intrinsic change while understanding and expression by the faithful may evolve. It cites sources from Greek roots and Vatican Council, explaining dogma as fixed truth revealed by God and proposed for belief, with historical shifts in interpretation but not in essence.
The author discusses Tetzel and Luther with focus on avarice and doctrinal errors. He argues Tetzel’s words are uncertain while Luther’s errors are far worse. He condemns Catholic leaders as avaricious and corrupt, contrasting their failures with Luther’s alleged doctrinal misjudgments.
The text notes Luther’s neglect of daily Mass and office amid claims of his marriage to an ex nun, highlighting vows of chastity for a monk and cleric. It cites Cruden’s Concordance on biblical vows and mentions Catholic views on the marriage’s validity. It presents the facts as objective observations awaiting judgment.
The article portrays Martin Luther as mentally unsettled at times with scrupulous, high-strung tendencies. It notes his morbid view of God as arbitrary and his fear of punishment, including distress over penance and doubts about atonement and the Ten Commandments.
The text surveys Luther’s teachings noting faith alone salvation and the mantle of Christ's merits while denying a visible church yet detailing apostolic organization. It mentions his determinism, hostility to tradition, and suppression of Catholic property, plus his recognition that his doctrine worsened society.
The piece contrasts Luther’s view of salvation by faith alone with Catholic teaching. It cites St. Paul and Jesus Christ on faith and deeds, defends grace as the initial gift of justification, and discusses sacraments and the priesthood, noting Luther’s denial of transubstantiation and his critique of Holy Orders while affirming Catholic doctrine.
The text argues Jesus Christ established a distinct priesthood with powers to teach govern sanctify and forgive sins. It contrasts this with Luther’s rejection of the Papacy and the teaching Church and accuses Luther of inventing a new doctrine and redefining faith.
A historical note cites Chambers Encyclopedia quotes on Luther and the Reformation. It covers Luther's coarse language, reliance on rulers, 1524 26 peasant revolts, and his shift to repression amid political and religious upheaval.
Dr. Friedrich Engel-Janosi of Catholic University condemns the Martin Luther film as a partisan anti-Catholic portrayal. He argues it omits key doctrinal and historical points, misrepresents relics and indulgences, and shows Luther as a libertarian figure contrary to historical Lutheran and Calvinist restraint.
Rev. John J. Cavanaugh announces Notre Dame plans to invite national corporations to underwrite 45 new professors as the university expands its faculty. The institution reaches a record enrollment of 5,400 students and aims to strengthen faculty for long term development.
Alfred Klausler reviews the financial and cultural potential of a Luther biopic and other Protestant era films. He notes Lutheran financiers backing Luther and contemplates epics on Gustavus Adolphus and Bach, urging historically honest religious cinema that informs without flattery.
Three Christian Brothers born in the United States will mark their jubilees as religious at Manhattan College on November 14. French Ambassador Henri Bonnet will attend the Mass of Thanksgiving and testimonial dinner honoring Brothers Charles Dalmatius Francis and Defend ant Felix.
In Dawn South Africa the Dutch Reformed Church Synod urged members to withhold support from Catholic schools hospitals and other Catholic institutions saying such aid contradicts vows at Baptism and Confirmation. Clergy and families were cited as aiding Catholic institutions stirring complaints. The Synod defended preserving Protestant faith and rejected the notion that South Africa is Catholic in character.
The 345th anniversary event in Jamestown highlighted Polish heritage with soil from Czestochowa. Admiral Chandler noted Pulaski and Kosciuszko as American as Jefferson, Adams and Hamilton while reflecting on early Polish settlers.
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