Catholic Hospitals Given Guidance on Disposal of Amputated Members
A Holy Office directive dated Aug 3 7 instructs that non Catholic amputated limbs may be disposed of by sisters in a practical manner. Catholics should ideally be buried in blessed ground but if impossible, burial concerns may be softened. Burning of parts may be quietly conducted if physicians demand it.
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The
Holy Office
Charles J. McFadden
O.S.A
Suicenn Hospital
Incarnation Doctrine on Original Sin and Mary’s Conception
The text argues that while Jesus took flesh from Mary, He did not inherit original sin because no human seed from a father entered Mary’s womb. It cites the Virgin Birth as a special divine conception, with God the Father as the sole source of Jesus’ humanity and Mary’s unique role in the Incarnation and Redemption.
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God
Thomas
Lord
Adam
Mary
Jesus
At'sy
Beevine
Christ
Aga
Rural Life Traveling Convention Draws 7000 in Saginaw
More than 7,000 people attended the first traveling Catholic Rural Life Conference event in Saginaw Michigan. Delegates from 33 archdioceses and dioceses across 19 states and the District of Columbia joined to spread the message Christ to the country and Christ and Soil.
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Saginaw
Mich
National Catholic Rural Life Conference
Christ
District of Columbia
Biblical Writers as Free Yet Guided Authors
The text argues that Mark Luke John and Paul were human authors guided by God. It emphasizes individual styles and personalities while asserting all wrote the Word of God under the Holy Spirit. Hebrews is cited as a case where another writer contributed while preserving divine intent.
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Mark
Luke
John
Paul
Novance St. Luke
Bible Reading Is No Sacrament
An editorial discusses the Bible as a Catholic product, noting the Church’s role in canon, translation history, and the creation of English versions. It argues that the Catholic Church preserves the Bible and that Protestant claims misstate history, citing Tyndale and Douai translations and the KJV 1611 edition.
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Great Britain
Columbia University Press
New York
England
Poe
Wryeliff
Tyndale
Henry VIII
Douai
Rheims
France
Catholic Church and Bible History in Protestant Context
Monsignor Matthew Smith argues the Catholic Church never sought to hide the Bible from people. He states the Church supports vernacular translations with imprimatur and annotations from Church scholars, while warning against fraudulent editions and noting historical translation efforts.
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Holy See
The Holy Spirit Is True God in Trinitarian Thought
Linus M. Riordan argues that divine revelation confirms the Holy Spirit is God equal to the Father and the Son as the Third Person of the Trinity. He cites Gospel titles, baptismal formula, Spirit’s personal acts, and Apostolic decrees to affirm the Spirit’s divinity and role in sanctification and resurrection.
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Linus M. Riordan
J. M. T. Barton
Jesus Christ the Just
St. Paul
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Catholic Mayor Named In Lewes Amid Pope Effigy Tradition
Lewes gains its first Catholic mayor Alderman James Bennett an accountant based in London. The town continues the Nov 5 Pope in effigy insult tradition despite protests though it is no longer an official Guy Fawkes event. The mayor doubts he can stop the insult but plans to make burners cover costs.
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London
Lewes
James Bennett
Guy Fawkes
Cardinal Mooney Lauds Francis Matthews In Memoriam
Cardinal Edward Mooney praised the late Francis P. Matthews U S Ambassador to Ireland and former Secretary of State for the Catholic Church and country. He noted Matthews devotion to God and duty and commended his five years of service to Catholic communities and his family.
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Detroit
Edward Mooney
Francis P. Matthews
U.S
Ireland
Epigbt
Ces
Matthews
Cardinal Mooney
Church
Coun
centenary of Blessed Philippine Duchesne death observed
The centenary of Blessed Philippine Duchesne death on November 18 is noted. She arrived at St Charles Missouri on September 17 1818 and founded the first free school west of the Mississippi and north of the Missouri. Duchesne died November 18 1852 and was beatified May 12 1940 in Rome. Pilgrims to the Shrine of Blessed Philippine Duchesne in St Charles draw hundreds of worshippers led by Archbishop Joseph Ritter and Cardinal Francis Spellman among others.
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Sacred Heart
St. Charles
Mississippi River
Missouri River
Rome
Blessedhilippine Duchesne
Academy of the Red Heart
Joseph E. Ritter
Francis Spellman
Pilgri
Prays for Next to Die, Suffers Death Himself
In Loyal Wisconsin a parish service at St Anthony's church led by Father Albert T Schott C SS R urged five Our Fathers and Hail Marys for the next death. That night the 66 year old priest died in his sleep after 41 years in the priesthood. He was ordained in St Louis in 1911.
Church and Witchcraft in Aldous Huxleys Devils of Udun
A reviewer pairs Aldous Huxleys Devils of Udun with 17th century witchcraft fears, arguing the Church sometimes used reasoned view of magic. The piece cites ecclesiastical records from Prague and Paderborn, noting pastors treated witchcraft as superstition yet Catholic doctrine acknowledged some ritual power. It traces shifts from medieval demonology to skeptical councils and quotes Saint Thomas guidance, ending with a nod to 1920s spiritualism and popular obsessions.
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America
Aldous Huxley
Udun
Paderborn
Prague
Prayer on Mission Sundays for Hungry, Persecuted Worldwide
A reverent homily thanks the faithful for supporting the hungry and pagans in 614 dioceses. It lauds sacrifice and detachment as paths to divine grace, cites St. Paul, and urges feeding the hungry and expanding the Eucharist as a sign of Catholic devotion and unity beyond parishes.
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John B. Cavanagh
John Ebel
Linus M. Riordan
Francis Gyrianey
Robert Kekeisen
Paul &. Hallett
Jack Heher
Frank Morriss
Edward Mack Miller
B.N.S
Leo Canaven
M.F.A
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Santa Fe
San Antonio
Kansas City
Kansas
Denver
Monterey- Fresno
Grand Island
Great Falls
Helena
Reno
Lincoln
Wheeling
Peoria
Altoona
Amarillo
la Crosse
Duluth
Nashville
Salt Lake City
Salina
Erie
St. Cloud
Tucson
Wichita
Des Moines
Spokane
Pueblo
Steubenville
Cheyenne
Dodge City
Catholic Telegraph Register
Lincoln Park Drive
St. Paul
the Thessalonians
World Mission Gifts and Gratitude Appeal Note
A religious appeal thanks supporters of the Missions and requests offerings. It lists donations including $500 from Mrs. J. W. W. and $74 from Dr. G. Ki, credits various donors, and promotes a World Mission Rosary offered for a $2 gift. The note directs readers to mail sacrifices to Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen at New York offices.
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Dodger Fens
G. Ki
GOD Love You
C. M. Club
M. Y
Fulton J. Sheen
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
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New York
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