Co op movement and Catholic book selections reviewed
The piece surveys Father Ward on co ops and Rochdale origins, discusses Catholic authors and novels, notes Missals popularized by Father Stedman, and reviews Ullman and Delaney works, highlighting mass accessibility and religious publishing efforts. It mentions consumer co op growth, moral themes, and wartime postwar book interest in a Catholic and literary context.
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Ward
Ars
Ourselves, Inc
Father Ward
Radio Director Appointed at Saint Louis University
Miss Eleanor Gasparovich has been named director of the Playhouse and radio activities at Saint Louis University. She will teach in the speech department and direct Playhouse and radio courses. A St. Louis native, she previously served as university radio director and was organist at St. Francis Xavier's Church.
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Eleanor Gasparovich
Louis University
St. Louis
College
Ghureh
William Hard links peace to justice and community
William Hard, editor and radio commentator, told the Catholic Hour that world peace rests on world justice and world community. He stressed two necessary paths: economic reform and spiritual renewal, in a Catholic Hour address.
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New York
William Hard
Catholic Hour
Hard
Picture Books Go French and Spanish Editions
Rev Louis A Gales announces French and Spanish editions of Timeless Topiz picture-story magazine. English edition reaches 400000 readers in 5000 Catholic schools in the United States and Canada. French Herauts serves 75000 subscribers in French Canada via Fides Montreal. Piloto Spanish edition circulates in Mexico with plans for further Spanish editions by January 1946.
Bishop Denounces Nazi Blame and Urges Allied Justice
In a July sermon made public, Bishop Clemens Count von Galen of Muenster rejects the notion that all Germans share collective guilt for war crimes. He calls for justice and charity, condemning revenge against innocents and urging punishment only for the truly guilty. He defends Catholics and cautions that mass accusations harm all Germans.
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Max Jordan Muenster
Germany
Clemens Count von Galen of
Muenster
Incwc Radio and Wire
Monsignor Hayes Named Bishop of Holy Name Cathedral Chicago
The Very Rev Patrick J Hayes former procurator of St Mary of the Lake seminary Mundelein Ill becomes rector of Holy Name Cathedral Chicago succeeding Rt Rev Joseph P Morrison who moves to Immaculate Conception Highland Park Hayes known for upholding high liturgical standards and served as personal master of ceremonies to the late Cardinal Mundelein
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Monsignor Hayes
Chicago
Patrick J. Hayes
St. Mary of the Lake
Mundelein
Holy Name Ca
Jseph P. Morrison
Immaculate Conception Church
Highland Park
Monsignor
Morrison
Hayes
Cardinal Mundelein
Gift Extension Ready In N Y Nuns Hospital
Bishop J Francis A McIntyre presided at the blessing of a new St Clare s Hospital gift to the archdiocese. The residence was turned over to St Clare s by Archbishop Francis J Spellman. St Clare s is among 15 general hospitals tied to the New York Catholic Charities.
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N. Y
Nuns’ Hospital
New York
J. Francis A. MclIntyre
Slare's Hospital
Oyenan
Herbert Strauss
St. Clare’s
Francis J. Spellman
Ration Controls Urged by Clergy to Aid Europe Relief
National church leaders and Protestant clerics urge President Truman not to lift ration controls prematurely to free more food and fuel for liberated Europe. Monsignor Patrick A. O'Boyle of New York, NCWC War Relief Services director, is among those who have written.
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Washington, D. C
Harry S. Truman
Europe
Patrick A. O’boyle
New York
Ncwc War Relief Services
Salvation By Fear and Trembling in Catholic Thought
Rev. Joan B. Ese argues salvation is not guaranteed and should be pursued with fear and trembling. Citing Trent and St. Paul, the piece outlines certitude as conjectural, tied to signs like zeal, conscience, and avoidance of sin, and warns against scruples, despair, or laxity.
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Joan B. Ese
Council of Trent
God
St. Paul
Belgie
Nanan Aman
Crosses on Church Lawn Memorial for World War II Dead
In Canton Ohio crosses bearing names of young men who died in World War II were placed on the lawn in front of St Ertakt church. The crosses will remain indefinitely and a bronze plaque will later record the names. More than 600 of the 1,600 families from the area contributed to the service.
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Canton
Stertakts
Giait
Book For Service Men Brings Comfort Across Homes
About 180000 copies of the Book For Service Men in Use Dunkirk New York and over 130000 copies of You Wouldn’t Deny Me by Victor A. emmy from St Mary Lewin have been distributed in the past year. The book aims to offer spiritual comfort to service men as St George A McGowan who was killed in Italy is now remembered through these texts.
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James Ullman
White Tower
Switzerland
Ullman
Agas
Issal
Chicago
America Press
America
Dunkirk
N. Yu
Emmy
St.Mary’s A
Italy
Twins Become Nuns in Mendham Ceremony
Nineteen young women were vested as Daughters of Christian Charity of the Immaculate Conception at the mother-house in Mendham New Jersey. Among them were sisters from Baltimore and a twin duo from New Jersey.
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Mendham, N.J
Daughters of Christian Charity of the Immaculate Conception
Anice Riggin
Holy Baltimore
USO NCCS Aids Overseas Mail During Christmas Month
The USO National Catholic Community Service will help relatives and friends of service members overseas by guiding and sending Christmas gift mail. Volunteers at clubs nationwide will run information bureaus on Christmas mail month rules and act as gift counselors to choose suitable gifts and ensure early, correct wrapping and addressing.
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War Department
USO National Catholic Community Service
NCCS
Archbishop to Preach at Own Omaha Installation
Archbishop Amleo Cicognani will preach at the Pontifical Mass for the installation of Archbishop-elect James H. Ryan and the establishment of the Omaha see as an archdiocese on Oct. 10 at St. Cecilia's Cathedral.
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Amleto Giovanni Cicognani
United States
St. Cecilia's Cathedral
James H. Ryan
Ryan
Women's suffrage champion cites historical governance
Buenos Aires reports Rt. Rev. Gustavo J. Franceschi, director of the aeves Criterio, argues that women’s voting improves society and notes medieval women’s governance, while the Renaissance and later revolutions reduced female political influence. He says suppressing the vote eliminates a major portion of humanity.
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Buenos Aires
Gustavo J. Franceschi
Monsignori Franceschi
Aeves Criterio
Anne
Organist Celebrated for 50 Years at Mother of God Church
The event honors Professor Edward Strubél for half a century of service at Mother of God Church Covington Kentucky. Rt Rev. presides with a Pontifical blessing as the church marks the milestone in a formal ceremony.
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Covington Ky
Ecard
Bermaapoel
Kentucky Rules On Religion In Schools Look Back at Policy
Kentucky Attorney General Dummit rules schools cannot require attendance at religious instruction inside or outside school. He says no law or state textbook requires religious education and notes a 1940 law for excusing students to attend religion classes raises legal questions. The opinion was addressed to Dr. William T. Edgell.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Generation 8
Dummit
City Board of Education
Eiage Land
State Board of Education
Religious News Service
Chaplains Die in Service in Germany and at Drew Field
Reported killed in a jeep accident in Germany is Army Chaplain Andrew A. Igelupe formerly of St. Leonard's Boston. Army Chaplain Herber F. Butterbauch of Pittsburgh died of a heart attack at Drew Field Tampa August 16 after two years overseas with the Eighth Air Force.
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Army
Andrew A. Igelupe
O.F.M
Ormerly
St. Leonard’s
Boston
Herber F. Butterbauch
Pittsburgh
Eighth Air Force
Drew Field
Tampa
Fla
Oberammergau Passion Likely to Return in 1946
The Oberammergau Passion Play may be staged again next year under Allied military government. The 1940s anniversary has passed without a production, and organizers hope young actors will be ready by summer. About eight hundred actors and actresses participate, with up to 1,500 people involved in scenes, roughly half the village.
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Oberammergau
Oberammérganu
Jesuit Chaplain Dies in Japanese Prison Camp
The family of Rev. Carl W. Hausmann NJ army chaplain and Philippine missionary learned he died in a Japanese prison camp on January 26, 1945. A Requiem Mass was said at St. Péter's church in Jersey City. Ordained in 1933 he worked in the Philippines beginning as a professor near Manila and later at Culion leper colony before serving as a chaplain in Mindanao during the war.
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Sumilao
Mindanao
Philippines
Pope links freedom and reconstruction to gospel principles
Pope Pius XII told the president of Semaines Sociales de France that rebuilding postwar society must be guided by gospel teachings. He urged addressing war induced injustices with reason and faith to ensure freedom and fair sharing of rights, praising five years of Semaines Social Weeks and memorializing Prof. Dutroit.
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Pius XII
Semaines Sociales de France
Toulouse
Holy Father
Hbo O Soeenes
Renees
Ute
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