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\nTHE BOND OF CHARITY  \nBY ELIZABETH M.LYNSKEY,PH.D.  \nFROM SERVICE MAN TO CIVILIAN  \nN.C.C.W.:TWENTY-FIVE YEARS  \nPUNISHMENT OF WAR CRIMINALS  \nTOWARD A NEW FAMILY CONSCIOUSNESS  \nSHARING N.C.C.M.S RADIO APOSTOLATE  \nFEDERAL AID TO EDUCATION  \nCOMPULSORY MILITARY TRAINING  \nMANY ARE THE CHILDREN...  \nA NATIONAL MONTHLY PUBLISHEDBY TH ENATIONAL CATHOLIC WELFARE CONFERENCE  \nPrice:20c  \n\n| FAITH  \u003Cbr>SERVICE  \u003Cbr>TABLE OF CONTENTS  \u003Cbr>——  \u003Cbr>MARCH,1945  \u003Cbr>PAGE  \u003Cbr>Our Common Catholic Work………3  \u003Cbr>The Question of Punisbment of War  \u003Cbr>Criminals—Federal Aid to Educa-  \u003Cbr>tion:Bills S.181 and H.R.1926.  \u003Cbr>Many Are the Children……………5  \u003Cbr>By Paul Dearing.  \u003Cbr>The Bond of Charity..……………6  \u003Cbr>By Elizabeth M.Lynsky,Pb.D.  \u003Cbr>We Face the Future:N.C.w.C.  \u003Cbr>Forum Series,1944-45...   …8  \u003Cbr>Article VII:From Service Man to  \u003Cbr>Civilian.  \u003Cbr>Towards a New Family Consciousness 1l  \u003Cbr>By Rev.Edgar Schmiedeler,O.S.B.,  \u003Cbr>Pb.D.  \u003Cbr>Month by Month with the N.C.W.C.12  \u003Cbr>National Council Catholic Women..14  \u003Cbr>Twenty-five Years—Service of  \u003Cbr>Church and Country—Interna-  \u003Cbr>tional Relations—Diocesan Coun-  \u003Cbr>cils Meet—War Relief Activities—  \u003Cbr>Council Representation at Family  \u003Cbr>Life Conference—With Our Na-  \u003Cbr>tionals.  \u003Cbr>National Council Catholic Men..….18  \u003Cbr>How You Can Sbare in N.C.C.M.'s  \u003Cbr>Radio Apostolate—Catholic Hour  \u003Cbr>Returns to Toledo—Compulsory  \u003Cbr>Military Training After the War  \u003Cbr>—Radio Schedule.  \u003Cbr>The contents of CATHOLIc AcTION are  \u003Cbr>fully indexed in the Catbolic Periodical  \u003Cbr>Index.   | FA CT S A BOUT T HE  \u003Cbr>NATIONAL CATHOLIC WELFARE CONFERENCE  \u003Cbr>“Over a manifold activity of the laity,carried on in variowa localitien accordinsg  \u003Cbr>to the seeds of .the timea,is placed the National Oatholic Welfare Oonference,a竹  \u003Cbr>organieation_uohich  pplieg a ready and oell-adapted inatrment for your epiacopal  \u003Cbr>misistry.\"—Pope Pius XII.  \u003Cbr>The National Catholic Welfare Conference was organized in September,1919.  \u003Cbr>The N.C.W.C.is a common agency acting under the authority of the bishops to  \u003Cbr>promote the welfare of the Catholics of the country.  \u003Cbr>It has for its incorporated purposes“unifying,coordinating and organizing the  \u003Cbr>Catholic people of the United States in works of education,social welfare,immigrant  \u003Cbr>aid and other activities.\"  \u003Cbr>It comprises the following departments and bureaus:  \u003Cbr>ExECUTIVE—Bureaus maintained:Immigration,National Center Qonfraternity of  \u003Cbr>Christian Doctrine,Information,Publicationa,Bwsinens and Aditing,and CATH-  \u003Cbr>OLIO ACTION,的onthly publication,N.C.W.C.  \u003Cbr>YOUTH—Facilitates exchange of information regarding the philosophy,organization,  \u003Cbr>and program-content of Catholic youth organizationg:promotes the National  \u003Cbr>Catholic Youth Council,the federating agency for all existing,approved Catholic  \u003Cbr>youth groups;contacts and evaluates national governmental and non-govern-  \u003Cbr>mental youth organizations and youth servicing organizations.  \u003Cbr>EDUCATION--Divisions:Statistica and Information,Teacher Placement,Research  \u003Cbr>Catholio Edueation,Library Service,and Inter-American 0ollaboratio.  \u003Cbr>PBEB8—Serves the Catholic press in the United States and abroad with regular se8,  \u003Cbr>featsres,editorial and pictorial services.  \u003Cbr>SOCIAL ACTION—Covera the fields of Industrial Relation,International Affairs,Oivio  \u003Cbr>Education,Social Welfare,Family Life,and Rsral Lifo.  \u003Cbr>LEGAL—Serves as a clearing house of information on federal,state and local legislation.  \u003Cbr>L△Y QBGANIZATIONB—Includes the National Council of Catholic Men and the National  \u003Cbr>Council of Catholic Women,which maintain at N.C.w.C.headquarters perma-  \u003Cbr>nent representations in the interests of the Catholic laity.These councils function  \u003Cbr>through some 5,500 affiliated societies—national,state,diocesan,district,local and  \u003Cbr>parish;also through units of the councils in many of the dioceses.  \u003Cbr>The N.C.C.M.maintains at","cbCaitp5NTh6vdfi","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitp5NTh6vdfi","pdf",1962084,24,"English","# Faith - Service Table of Contents\n## March, 1945\n## Our Common Catholic Work\n## The Question of Punishment of War Criminals—Federal Aid to Education: Bills S.181 and H.R.1926\n## Many Are the Children\n## The Bond of Charity\n## We Face the Future: N.C.W.C. Forum Series, 1944-45\n## Article VII: From Service Man to Civilian\n## Towards a New Family Consciousness\n## Month by Month with the N.C.W.C.\n## National Council Catholic Women\n## Twenty-five Years—Service of Church and Country\n## National Council Catholic Men\n## How You Can Share in N.C.C.M.'s Radio Apostolate—Catholic Hour Returns to Toledo—Compulsory Military Training After the War—Radio Schedule\n## Facts about the National Catholic Welfare Conference","[{\"question\":\"What main themes are covered in the March 1945 issue of CATHOLIC ACTION?\",\"answer\":\"The issue focuses on Catholic work of faith and service, including charity, education and federal aid, postwar transition, family life, and community communication initiatives such as radio apostolates.\"},{\"question\":\"Which topics in the table of contents relate to war and postwar policy?\",\"answer\":\"It includes punishment of war criminals and federal aid to education bills, as well as compulsory military training after the war and the shift from service man to civilian.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the National Catholic Welfare Conference described as, and what departments are listed?\",\"answer\":\"It is presented as a common agency acting under bishops to promote Catholic welfare, with purposes including unifying and organizing Catholic efforts in education, social welfare, and immigrant aid. 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