Renowned Shroud Authority Returns to Rome on U S Visit
International authority on the Holy Shroud, Edward A. Wuenschel, recently visited Rome after a U S trip. His pamphlet Holy Shroud of Turin has sold more than 130000 copies in three years. While in the United States he completed a manuscript for a book and published in the fall with Holy Shroud Guild.
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Protestant Witnesses Seek Infallibility Through Scripture
The text contrasts Protestant reliance on the Bible with Catholic claims, citing Berean daily Scripture reading and the idea that infallibility rests in God’s power and scripture. It notes centuries of Protestant doctrinal differences and critiques Catholic continuity of error over centuries.
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Gery
Paul
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Church leadership and Holy Spirit inearly church history
The text argues that the Holy Ghost would descend on church leaders and teach all truth to the Apostles, implying successors in the pope and bishops. It notes the Bible’s formation after church existence and the Catholic Church’s authority to determine canonical books.
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Catholic Viewpoints Affirm Bible and Sacraments
The text argues Catholics find proof in the New Testament for the divinity and humanity of Jesus Christ and uphold seven sacraments. It asserts a continuing sacrifice through history and defends Mary as mother of Jesus with the Holy Spirit as authority, reflecting Catholic doctrine and Marian devotion.
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What the Bereans Really Did With Bible
The text discusses Bereans checking scriptures against taught interpretations and debates infallibility versus inspiration, noting early Christians studied scriptures daily. It contrasts Protestant suspicion of apostolic source authority with Catholic belief in magisterial interpretation and church guidance.
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Paul
Silas
Catholic View on Peter and Church Authority
The author argues Christ established a real Church led by Peter and his successors, especially the Bishop of Rome, with binding and loosing power. He asserts bishops are apostles' successors, that the Holy Spirit sustains the Church, and that Catholics alone faithfully read the New Testament to find its authority and the Church’s true nature.
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Vatican Sees Stable Leadership After German Election
Vatican Radio lauds Chancellor Adenauer’s victory and a clear four year leadership for Germany. It notes Catholic unity and a CDU majority of 244 seats in the Bundestag, up from 141 in 1949, while Communists win none and the Neo Nazi Reich Party fails to gain seats.
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God sustains world by divine conservation, argues reason
Linrs M Broaban PhD discusses scriptural and philosophical arguments that God keeps the world in existence. He uses Psalm 104 and Colossians 1 to claim creation requires continued divine action and that the world is contingent on God, who preserves all things by wisdom and goodness.
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Pulpit Reds and Secret Faithful Movements Debate
A fragment discusses pulpits and secret agendas, noting 4000 or more adherents and a paradox of motivation. It mentions Johnson and a claim about communal scope, with references to Redsthins and conservative versus reformist religious trends amid economic and social tensions.
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Hour of St Francis program expands to 550 stations
In Los Angeles a national Hour of St Francis program shows 550 stations carrying the hour. Founder Noonan leads the effort with a network reaching Canada, Australia, India, and New Zealand as the program grows from last year.
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Filipino Doctor Seeks Mission Return in China
A Catholic Filipino doctor and convert longed to return to China after 18 years away. He married Flora Dudly during the war era, had one surviving son Noel born on Christmas a decade ago, and established a clinic for the Chinese community in Davao before leaving when Communists took control.
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Infiltration Claims Stir Catholic Observations From 1987
Reports describe suspected Red infiltration tactics in Catholic contexts, noting fears of covert workers and subversive influence. Authors warn against leniency while quoting officials who cite ideology as fundamentally wrong and advocate cautious collaboration limits.
Salvatorian School Enrolls 185 for Fall Term
Salvatorian School reports 185 students enrolled for the new term. Most seminarians are from the local area with 30 from Michigan and small contingents from Illinois Minnesota Colorado and Newfoundland. Very Rev. Dean Jacobs is the superior.
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City Ruling to Smash Contraceptive Vendors
Toledo officials and authorities push a ruling to remove contraceptive vending machines from taverns and other venues. The action mirrors a prior case and awaits the appellate court’s consideration.
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Canada Aids Greece Through Catholic Aid Effort
The Canadian Catholic Conference sent a $6,000 relief grant for Greece earthquake victims. Cardinal Emile Leger and Moatseel oversee distribution via the Pontifical Aid Commission.
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Greece
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Canadian Cathlic Conférence
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Pontifical Aid Comon
Catholic Population Growth in Africa Reaches 15 Million
World Mission Fides Service reports Africa's Catholic population rising from 1.5 million in 1901 to over 15 million by 20th century end. Dioceses and ecclesiastical circumscriptions expanded from six to more, with nonresident clergy and Vatican envoys in Addis Ababa, Cairo, Monrovia, and Dalat.
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Attackers Sought Havana
A fragmented report notes attackers sought Havana and a police response followed. The sparse text mentions injuries and press involvement but lacks clear names or dates to identify specifics.
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