Queen Elizabeth Coronation Oath Tamed Down From Past Text
The London report notes the coronation oath to be taken on June 2 in Westminster Abbey is softened from earlier anti Catholic wording. The oath affirms upholding Protestant establishment and church rights while preserving bishops and clergy, with controversy over the term Protestant. The article discusses Anglican and Scottish church roles and differing views on the oath’s language.
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London
Eliza
Westminster Abbey
Zvig Wevsse
Een Elizabeth
Canterbury
Geoffrey Fisher
Church of England
England
Church of
Soe
Scotlan
U. S
Ae of
Scotland
Liie of Monmouth
cAngien Morris
Bneligh
Churchy Po
Union
Univeral Ncwg Radio
Amendment debate on religion in public schools
In New York a Columbia University professor argues the place of religion in general education must be studied for a democratic solution. A committee of the American Council on Education found few complete avoidances of religion in schools and notes debates on devotion versus secular instruction.
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New York
Clarence Linton
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Religious Education
CIA
Frerick G. Hochwalt
Nowe Department of Education
Pla
Resurrection Narrative Asserts Christ Rises From Tomb
The account describes Jesus passing through the tomb walls in the Resurrection and notes guards’ fear as Mary Magdalene and the other Mary witness the angel roll away the stone. The piece frames the Resurrection as hope for Christians enduring suffering.
Vatican editor says Tito tightening screws in Yugoslavia
Vatican City daily Osservatore Romano argues Tito's regime seeks to bar Holy See input in state affairs. It cites Cardinal Aloysius Canes’ ban and arrests of clergy, while predicting a possible warmer Church policy under pressure from world leaders and a British visit.
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Poe
Tito
Vatican City
Yugoslavia
Federico Osservatore Fo
Holy See
Alois Canes
Krasic
Osservatore
Marshal Tito
Forei
Edvard Kardelj
Vatican
Peter Cule
Mostar
London
The
Times
London Daily
Popovich
Fewer Austrians Born in Vienna Declared by Official
Austrian births dropped from 55 000 in 1947 to 12 000 Austrians marriages remain childless at forty two percent according to Dr Kolb undersecretary of education in Vienna.
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Vienna
Dr. Kolb
Austria
Thoughts on Resurrection Morning by Monsignor Ron Rees
A commentary discusses Mary Magdalene at the tomb and the risen Christ. It notes the moment Jesus speaks her name and the dispute over whether he told her not to touch him. The piece cites Monsignor Knox on Greek phrasing and reflects on Mary clinging to Jesus and recognizing his real body.
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Mary Magdalen
Ronald Rees
Christ
Mary
Psus
Rabboni
Pire
Matthew
No Serious Doubt In Matt 28 16 20
Monsignor Knox analyzes a knotty biblical text where the eleven apostle group hesitated before the Great Commission. He notes verse 17 that some doubted while verse 18 records Jesus approaching and speaking to them.
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Matt
Monsignor Knox
Christ
Jesus
U S Priest Appointed To High Post in Rome
Father Edwin F. Healy Sr of Detroit named theologian for the Sacred Penitentiary under Pius XII. Healy, a former dean and professor, will advise on theological and new legal questions from around the world. In Rome, Rev Antonio Stefanizzi S J is named director of Vatican Radio.
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Vatican City
Edwin F. Healy
Detroit
Pius XII
Osservatore Romano
Ccaones
Eologian
Father Healy
Gregorian University
Rome
Theologate
Chicago
Jesuits
West Baden
Ind
Father Giovanni Restrepo
S.J
Colombia
Vatican Radio
Antonio Stefanizzi
Fordham University
New York
Victor Hess
Filippo Soccorsi
Father Stefanizzi
Physical Sciences
University of
Naples
Angelic Doctor Extended Run at Blackfriars
Encore New York reports a five week extension for the Blackfriars production Angelic Doctor about St. Thomas Aquinas. The run closes as scheduled March 31 and will reopen on May 13 to continue performances.
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Encore
New York
Blackfriars
Brendan Larnen
St. Thomas Aquinas
Clergymen Urge U.S. Not to Invite Tito
Serbian Orthodox Church leaders in Cleveland held a two day meeting and urged U.S. government officials not to invite Yugoslav President Tito to the United States.
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Cleveland
U.S
Canada
Tito
Yugoslavia
National Catholic Men Convene 83rd Annual Convention in St Louis
The National Council of Catholic Men plans its 83rd annual convention in St Louis on April 11 12 drawing delegates from 3600 men’s groups nationwide Archbishop Ritter will host and Francis I Nally will preside Five new diocesan councils boost affiliation to nearly 1000 parishes with expected growth in 1953 NCCM reports stronger finances a new activities program including the Catholic Hour reaching 30 million in 1952 Catholic Men magazine rises to 90000 paid circulation aided by the new Catholic Men in Service feature adding 24000 readers
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National Council of Catholic Men
St. Louis
Joseph E. Ritter
Francis I. Nally
Toledo
Martin H. Work
National Up
Mr. Work
Catholic Hour
Boston
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Springfield
Spokane
St. Cloud
Winona
Charleston
Raleigh
Columbus
NCCM
West Point Graduate Among Paulist Ordination Class
Auxiliary Bishop Fulton J. Sheen of New York will ordain 13 Paulists for home missions on May 1 at the Church of St. Paul the Apostle. The class, the second best in Paulist history, includes a West Point graduate and men from seven colleges and multiple states, with several veterans of World War I and military service.
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West Point
Sheen
New York
Fulton J. Sheen
Bheg
Church of St. Paul the Apostle
Eos William A. Michell
Ate
Revell
Mass
West Pointer
George Deshon
C.S.P
Paulists
Frederick Draeger
Bisiefield
N.J
Pacific
Gerard Aylward
New York City
Far East
St. Jee College
Baltimore
Joseph Menke
Belleville
Raymond Lorentz
James McNulty
Edward Lyons
Lawrence McDonnell
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Neil McEleney
Charlestown
Robert Quinn
Medford
Maurice Chase
Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Wilfred Dewan
Ingersoll
Ontario
Canada
University of Toronto
Alvin Illig
Los Angeles
Los Angeles College
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Vatican issues two stamps honoring St Maria Goretti
Vatican releases two commemorative stamps for Saint Maria Goretti with a 15 lire brown blue and a 35 lire rose purple design. The images show a half length Goretti with dove and lilies, issued to coincide with the 50th anniversary of martyrdom and beatification.
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New York
Vatican
Santa Maria Goretti
St. Maria Goretti
Maria Goretti
Corinaldo
Italy
Assunta Goretti
Maria
Breatha Rere
Alessandro Serenelli
Missionaries Warn of Korea Munitions Shortage
Catholic missions in Korea are severely undermanned and underfunded says Father Frank Woods of the Columban Fathers. He notes only four foreign missionary communities in Korea, with a third of priests missing, and calls for greater support to build schools and hospitals amid growing Catholic prospects.
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St. Columbans
Neb
Frank Woods
Columban
Ruddya Grayinest
Korea
Columban Fathers
Japan
Father Woods
Hos
Cosa
NCWC
Near Nevada Blast Doctor Relied On Hail Mary Prayer
Commander Frank B Vorhis and eight officers took a five foot trench 2 500 yards from detonation to study the blast effects. A rosary and scapular were in use as they witnessed the test after a Mass the prior evening. The unit plans even closer observation in future tests.
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Washington
Frank B. Vorhis
Navy
Army
Vorhis
Ley
Ma Francis
Henry
Kensington
Holy Redeemer School
Daddy
E. Ncwc
Canada Tells The Man No More Bigot Attacks
Canada warns Yugoslavia's ambassador Rajko Djermanovic after a Vancouver speech in which he denied Catholic discrimination in Yugoslavia and claimed Archbishop Stent became a Cardinal. Ottawa says the incident was most regrettable and asks no repeat. Vancouver church leaders and Catholic publications responded publicly.
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Canada
Ottawa
Ont
Yugoslavia
Rajko Djermanovic
Department of External Affairs
Vancouver
Stent
William M. Duke
Clerical Groups Cited in National Register and Vote Campaign
The National Council of Catholic Men the Holy Name Society and the Catholic War Veterans were named along with four clergymen and 15 religious organizations by the American Heritage Foundation for their part in the foundation’s nonpartisan Register and Vote effort last autumn.
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New York
Botes Spellman
National Council of Catholic Men
The
Holy Name Society
Catholic War Veterans
American Heritage Foundation
Five Cardinals to Attend Lourdes Rally of Airmen
Five cardinals will attend a peace meeting of air veterans from 30 countries in Lourdes from July 3 to 6. United States airmen will be present. Cardinal Tisserant will preside as the meeting aims to reconcile battlefield enemies and foster cooperation for peace.
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Lourdes
United States
Cardinal Tisserant
The
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