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Newspaper

Catholic Telegraph Register

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1952

Page

12

Franco Says Arabs Share In Spain's Rebirth

In a broadcast in Arabic and Spanish, General Franco credits Islam rulers for defending Spain and justice. He cites Morocco's proffered aid in resisting atheistic materialism and argues Arabs and Spaniards have a common past, now seeing a parallel resurgence while other nations decay.

Madrid Franco Near East Spain Morocco

Know Your Limit Advice to Army Drinkers

The preinduction booklet Greetings published by the National Catholic Community Service warns soldiers to know their limit and avoid drunkenness. It stresses moderation and personal responsibility, noting the military allows drinking at discretion as long as it does not disgrace the uniform. Copies are available from the National Catholic Community Service in Washington, D.C.

Washington National Communit Vice National Catholic Community Service Massachusetts Avenue N.W Washington, D.C

Protestants Deplore Low Status of College Faith

At Earlham College Richmond delegates from 40 states heard Dr Mordecai W Johnson president of Howard University argue that modern colleges suffer religious injury from a curriculum monopolized by specialized subjects and the dominance of natural sciences. The five annual conference of the National Association of College and University Chaplains drew over 100 delegates.

Richmond Ind College National Association of College and University Chaplains Earlham College Mordecai W. Johnson Howard University Washington, D. C

Society improves priestly vocations in Brazilian diocese

Through efforts of a vocations society in Oliveira Brazil, 25 seminarians study in six seminaries and five more are soon entering. This rises from four students in 1948. The society runs 18 centers in the diocese with about 168000 Catholics.

Educator Urges Moral Training For Future Doctors

Prof. G F Thomas of Princeton told a subcommittee on pre professional education that medical training must include pure 기술 of medicine and moral instruction. He warned Nazi doctors in World War II show dangers when Christianity is removed from medical education in favor of service to the State and cautioned similar risks under Communism.

Buck Hill Falls G. F. Thomas Princeton University Thomas

Hong Kong Reds Bar Bishop from Diocese in North China

Bishop Lorenzo Bianchi, aged 52, long time head of Hong Kong's diocese, remains blocked by Chinese Reds in North China. He is reported sentenced to six months for engaging in subversive missionary activities as talks for his return continue. Father Antonio Riganti leads prayers for the Bishop's release.

Ho Kong Lorenzo Bianchi Hong Kong Enrico Valtorta North Kina Bianchi Antonio Riganti Pontifical Institute of Foreign Missions Milan Italy

Mission Patron Named for Trabzon Independent Mission

Pope Pius XII names St. Joseph of Leonissa, canonized 1745 Capuchin, patron of the Trabzon Turkey independent mission. He aided Christians and slaves under Turkish rule in late 16th and early 17th centuries. The mission serves 3.85 million people with 175 Catholics. Turkey's Catholics total about 55,000.

Rome St. Joseph of Leonissa Trabzon Turkey Pius XII St. Joseph Constantinople Italy Xenophon Capuchin Fathers Samsun Black Sea

If French Withdraw Huge Part of Asia Goes Red

Hanoi faces a warning that French withdrawal of 190,000 troops could trigger a Vietminh conquest across Southeast Asia. Father Patrick O Connor NCWC News Service describes heavy French casualties and the high cost of the war as France weighs self government in Indochina and the risk of losing influence if the Vietminh prevail.

Asia Hanoi Vietnam Paris Indochina Southeast Asia Patrick O’connor 8.S.C NCWC Vietminh France Father O’connor

Bishop Condemns U S Support of Tito Regime

Auxiliary Bishop James H. Griffiths denounced American backing for Yugoslavia’s Tito regime at a Waldorf breakfast. He accused the U S government of inconsistency: fighting communism while underwriting it in Yugoslavia and warned that Marxism remains Marxism across forms.

New York U. S Tito Avia James H. Griffiths Waldorf-Astoria Yugoslavia Marx Engels Lenin Balkans

Church Built on Visitation Site in Spite of Wars

The Church of the Visitation of the Virgin Mary at Ain Karem, traditionally linked to St. John the Baptist, was termally consecrated. Construction began between the world wars. WW II interrupted progress, and Palestine outbreaks delayed completion until interior frescoes were finished by Prof. Cesare Vagarini.

Jerusalem

No Threat Authorized In Catholic Good Friday Observance

Monsignor John M. Fleming secretary to Cardinal Spellman called a reported boycott by Catholic laymen of Jewish merchants over Good Friday observance a mistaken idea of zeal. The Chancery announced no prior knowledge of such plans and said it would not have approved a campaign calling non Catholic merchants to close their shops from noon to three.

New York John M. Fleming Cardinal Spellman The Chancery

Communist Almanac Omits Easter and Pentecost in Berlin

Soviet zone calendar drops Easter and Pentecost as legal holidays. The East German Almanac for the year lists four Christian holidays Christmas New Year Ascension and Protestant Atonement day. It also marks fifteen Communist anniversaries including Stalin Marx and Lenin birthdays.

Berlin Germany Stalin Marx Lenin

Damien Brother Nyegina Arrives as Maryknoll Missionary

Damien Brother Nyegina, a Maryknoll Brother from Wheeling West Virginia, arrives in Africa. He was named Brother at birth and adopted the baptismal name Damien upon embracing Christianity. He is newly arrived to the mission field and connects a historical birth date with local naming customs.

Nyegina Africa Damien Damien Brother Damien- Brother Wheeling W. Va

India World Conference Calls Catholic Delegates for Sixth International

Catholic social agencies in India are urged to enroll as members for the sixth International Conference of Social Work to be held in December. The India World Conference seeks to register Catholic delegates and extend participation across Catholic social services nationwide.

India Proi

Society Aids DPs Get To Farms Small Towns

The annual report of the National Catholic Rural Movement in Australia notes aid to displaced persons and other European migrants to settle on land or in country towns. It warns that a migration policy aimed at expanding the industrial labor force risks increasing city centralization.

Melbourne National Catholic Rural Movement Australia

Kills Church Support Goes After Children

In Trieste era, Tito era, the Yugoslav church faced systematic deprivation of self support. Parents face pressure to keep children from religious contact. Teachers must report pupils attending services or under clerical influence. Ljudska Pravica criticizes mothers sending children to catechism. Slovene Communist party vows to keep schools from aiding mysticism and undermining socialist revolution.

Trieste Tito Yugoslavia Ljudska Pravica Ljubljana Slovene Communist Party

Hungarian Reds Plan State-Run Seminaries

The Hungarian Communist regime orders the registration of all seminarians and dismisses spiritual directors at Hungarys two largest seminaries. They plan state operated seminaries with new spiritual directors from patriotic priests and a Marxism Leninism course.

Vienna Lme

Ants Pointed as Greater Men Eaters in Africa

Reverend Thomas N. Quirk of Maryknoll, from Portsmouth New Hampshire, says African ants cause more suffering and threaten health and life more than Africa's big game. He cites them as highly dangerous to humans and warns of their bite danger.

Africa Thomas N. Quirk Maryknoll Portsmouth N. H

Supernatural Merit Dependence on Divine Pledge and Grace

A theological discussion on how supernatural merit rests on divine grace and human cooperation. It argues merit requires free will acting in grace, done during life, aided by actual grace and gifts of the Holy Ghost, with St. Paul cited to affirm grace at work in us.

Earth St. Paul

Puritan Minister John Thayer Converts to Catholic Church

In 1783 Boston Puritan minister John Thayer witnessed the miracle claims surrounding St Benedict Joseph Labre and converted to Catholicism on May 23 1783 becoming the first New England native ordained a Catholic priest. He served in Boston Alexandria Kentucky and Limerick before dying in 1815. His legacy includes Ursuline foundations in Boston and later Thayer family ties to Catholic history in Ireland and Canada.

John B. Ebel Rome Benedict Joseph Labre Europe Agnes de Gorce St. Benedict Joseph Labre Boston John Thayer Thayer Maria Brunne St. Apollinaris Benedict Labre New England New World New U. S England Ireland Paris Alexandria Kentucky Limerick James Ryan Mount Benedict Bunker Hill Charleston Henry Thayer Harvard Mary Immaculate British Columbia

Services Held to Honor Pioneer Jesuit Priest

Special Holy Thursday services at St. Mary’s church commemorated Father James Marquette S J founder of Illinois missions and the first parochial services. Cardinal Stritch and Archbishop Schlarman attended the earlier bronze and granite marker unveiling last October.

Utica Sil First Christian Mission Illinois James Marquette S.J St. Mary’s Church Martin H. Coughlin Christ Father Coughlin Marquette Samuel Stritch Joseph H. Schlarman Peoria

Leaders depart for general chapter of Brothers of Christian Instruction

General Chapter Four Members delegates from Alfred New York depart on the Queen Mary to the Isle of Jersey. Delegates include Brothers David Patrick and Denis from Alfred and Davien of Fall River Massachusetts. The American province began in 1946 with 100 brothers teaching in Maine Massachusetts and New York. The order totals 2000 members teaching 50000 pupils in 250 schools worldwide. In the picture Patrick David and Denis appear left to right.

Brothers of Christian Instruction America Notre Dame Institute Shaker Hill Alfred New York City Isle of Jersey David Patrick Denis Davien Monsignor Prevost Fall River Mass

Sports Parade Pla ay Ball Signa Rush of Summer Funera

The column surveys 1952 baseball hopes across leagues, naming favorites and likely finishers. It notes the absence of Williams and others to military service and injuries, projects Dodgers Cubs Cardinals Yankees and White Sox positions, and ends with a light aside on fan loyalty and the rallying cry play ball.

Bill Warner Ted Williams Concombe Willie Mays Jerry Coleman Chet Nichols Whitey Ford Monte Irvin Stanky Mays Dodgers Cardinals Cubs Cleveland Red Sox Derella Chisox Nellie” Fox Chico” Carresquel Kington Senators Rncle

Collegian to Star On Broadcast On CBS Radio

Gene Picciano a Catholic University drama student in Washington D C shares top billing with Chester Morris in Each Dawn I Die on the CBS radio Phillip Morris Playhouse on Broadway Sunday April 20 at 8 30 p m EST He is the ninth collegian in the intercollegiate acting competition and eligible for the 2000 grand finals prize on June 15.

Catholic University of America Washington, D. C Gene Picciano Chester Morris CBS Radio Network Phillip Morris Playhouse Broadway

Prayers to Good Thief Inaugurated at Prison

A St. Louis jail prayers service introduces special prayers to St. Dismas the Good Thief at Sunday Masses for prisoners. Rev. Thomas J. Davitt, chaplain, leads the new practice reflecting a nearly century old nun initiated program. The Sisters of Mercy historically aided inmates with visitation, letters, and support for condemned prisoners.

St. Louis Thomas J. Davitt St. Louis University St. Dismas Sisters of Mercy Christ

Church Collapse in Caracas Kills Fifty at St Theresa’s

An estimated 50 people died when St. Theresa’s church in Caracas collapsed after a curtain fire during Holy Week. The church was among the city’s oldest, and the panic rushed hundreds as walls and roof gave way.

Caracas Venezuela St. Theresa’s

Universal Notre Dame Night Observance Set for April 21

More than 20,000 Notre Dame alumni and friends worldwide will honor the university’s academic scientific cultural patriotic spiritual and other contributions during the 29th Universal Notre Dame Night April 21. A special tribute will mark the six year presidency of Very Rev John J Cavanaugh CSC.

Notre Dame University of Notre Dame Universal Notre Dame John J. Cavanaugh C.S.C

Biophysics Institute Established at St Louis University

The Biophysics Institute in the biology department and graduate school at St Louis University, announced by President Very Rev Paul Reinert S J, offers specialized bio physics training. Researchers work on the quick freez e method to preserve life with projects including freeze drying of chick embryos under Professor Luger guiding Leo Menz toward a PhD.

Institute of Biophysics St. Louis University St. Louis Paul C. Reinert S.J U. S Luger Leo Menz Menz

Mission founder dies after illness in Kansas City

Sister Mary Virg Becker founder of mission efforts in the Hawaii islands died at Joseph’s Hospital Kansas City after a two year illness. She arrived in Hawaii in 1938 and led a group of 30 sisters establishing schools and various missions across the area.

St. Louis Offier Hawa Islands Mary Virg Becker Sisters of St. Seph Carondelet Joseph’s Hospital Kansas City Hawaii

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