Dr. John A. Ryan Dies at 76 Labor Advocate Scholar
Monsignor John A. Ryan, promoter of papal social teaching and author of The Living Wage, died at age 76. Born May 25, 1869 in Dakota County Minnesota, he served as professor and lecturer shaping social ethics, economics, and labor rights across Catholic institutions and national programs. His works include Distributive Justice and The Catholic Church and the Citizen.
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St. Paul’s Seminary
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Catholic University of America
Trinity College
Washington
National Catholic School of Social Service
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William and Mary (Luby) Ryan
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College Expansion Plans for St. Mary's College announced
Brother Joel announces expansion of St. Marys College in Winona by about 1.4 million dollars. The project will raise capacity to 1,000 students with new buildings to accommodate growth.
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Brothers of the Christian Schools
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Therogram
Christians in India Press Council Representation Demands
Public meetings across India urge inclusion of a Christian minority representative in the Executive Council for India. Christian groups claim Lord Curzon Warvell proposed plan excluded Christians from the original council.
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Council
Tuticorin
Executive Council For India
Archibald Wavell
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Austrian Catholic Federation issues national bulletin
The Austrian American Catholic Federation publishes its first bulletin from national headquarters. It lists officers and honorary members and includes a foreword by Rev Dom Thomas A Michels. Goals include personal contact among Austrian Catholics in the Americas, support for Catholic Austrian culture, and rebuilding freedom and democracy aligned with papal teaching and the UN Charter.
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Abbot Marcone Assigned Apostolic Visitor to Yugoslavia
Don Ramiro Marcone Abbot of Monte Vergine will depart for Yugoslavia to carry out his religious role as Apostolic Visitor. The Vatican note emphasizes the mission is purely religious and not diplomatic.
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Vatican City
Catholic Labor Conference Weighs Women Workers Postwar Adjustments
Two day Catholic conference on industrial problems in Cleveland sponsored by Coadjutor Bishop Hoban and the Catholic Federation of Women’s Clubs discussed industrial democracy a living wage and postwar readjustment of women workers. Speakers urged coordinated labor efforts to protect women workers and noted the need for fair living standards and social supports.
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Social Action Department
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Monsigno
James T. Cronin
St. Mary’s Seminary
Baltimore
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William A. Bolger
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Italian Unionists Criticize Soviet Religious Liberty Claim
Osservatore Romano rebukes an Italian trade union delegation for claiming religious liberty exists in Russia. The Vatican paper cites a Catholic member’s letter to il Popolo noting catechism cannot be taught, and only one Catholic priest serves in Russia, undermining claims of freedom.
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New War Relief Offices Open In Emtire State Building
New offices for War Relief Services opened in the same building after the demolition of the former offices in the Empire State building. Rt. Rev. Patrick A. O’Boyle said the group will launch its most active relief push, noting aid already reached 7,000,000 war victims in 42 countries.
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Ncwc War Relief Services
Emtire State Building
Patrick A. O’boyle
New Pastor for Largest Dominican Church in New York
The Very Rev. William D. Marrin O P has been chosen as pastor of St Vincent Ferrer s Dominican Church in New York. He will oversee 40 priests with 13 directly serving the parish. Marrin, a Minneapolis native, studied at St John s University in Collegeville Minnesota.
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William D. Marrin
O.P
United States
St. Vincent Ferrer
Fragmentary notes on early church
The fragment references Roman church authority, epistle revival, and early bishops. It mentions bishops in Antiocheia and Rome, Polycarp, Smyrna, Jerusalem, Abercius, and Marcion, noting early disputes over faith and discipline and church fellowship.
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Polycarp
Smyrna
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Marcion
Controversy Over Feast Dates and Papal Authority
Fragmented text discusses tensions between church authorities over feast dates and papal prerogatives. References to Rome, bishops, Cyprian, and early church unity appear, with debates on prerogatives, baptism, and authority in the context of disputes among bishops and Rome.
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