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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1952
Page
11
In a Munich dialogue the late Cardinal Michael von Faulhaber tells Albert Einstein that both religion and mathematics express the same divine exactness. When asked what if math contradicted faith, the Cardinal says they should seek the mistake, not abandon faith.
Washington dispatch reports Herve L Herr eux Catholic veteran of foreign service named head of all U S consulates in West Germany. The Minute a Day Prayer for Peace founder had been due for overseas transfer last September but Congress allowed his retention one more year. He has urged thousands of U S groups to pause daily for noon prayer and distributed a brochure showing General George Washington praying at Valley Forge. L Heureux hails from Manchester New Hampshire.
Joliet Illinois announces start on the Cathedral of Joliet with Bishop Martin Mc Namara reporting the superstructure is underway. A steel strike settlement ensures continued supply for the $1,900,000 project and a two year completion plan remains intact. Structural steel and reinforcing material are being manufactured and due early next spring under priority orders. The fundraising drive moves to its final stage next month.
Pius XII cautions that European unity efforts should not undermine Catholic principles while endorsing the overall idea of unity. Other items note a Pan-Orthodox Council discussion in Istanbul limited to internal church problems and a Moscow broadcast attacking Catholic Americans.
The Catholic Order of Foresters began over sixty one years ago to aid Catholic men and their families. It offers life insurance that helps prevent foreclosure, fund sustenance and education, and strengthens home life through fraternal support and welfare activities.
The Ames brothers four Jewish youths known on stage radio and TV popularize a hymn to the Blessed Mother titled Lovely Lady Dressed in Blue. The poem by Mary Dixon Thayer is recited on radio by Bishop Fulton J. Sheen. Rev Fred Nelson set it to music and endorses the Ames brothers rendition as reverent and feelingful.
Elizabeth M. Lynskey, political science professor at Hunter College, authors a new reference on Catholic Church government from parish to Papacy. John J. Meng of Hunter writes the introduction and George N. Shuster, Hunter College president, provides the foreword.
The director of rent stabilization Tighe Woods will be the guest speaker on the NCCM Faith in Our Times series over the Mutual Broadcasting System. The talk airs Tuesday Aug 12 from 12:45 to 1 p.m. EDT, featuring Catholic laymen explaining how their faith guides daily life.
The U S Agriculture Department approves a $65 875 000 appropriation to fund school lunches for the 1952 53 school year.
The Harlem Globetrotters introduced basketball to Pope Pius XII in a brief audience in Rome. The Pontiff smiled and received a signed ball. Five players performed a five minute exhibition for the Pope and audience and praised the team's clever display.
Max Conrad of Minneapolis and Notre Dame graduate, father of 10, landed at Washington National Airport after a nonstop 1,460 mile leg from Goose Bay, Labrador. It marked his second crossing to Europe in his light Piper Pacer. The goodwill voyage included visits to Scandinavian countries Germany Switzerland and England before returning from Paris with a crucifix noted as a plane item.
Cardinal Francis Spellman of New York will preside at a Solemn Pontifical Mass during the Knights of Columbus 70th supreme convention in Los Angeles opening August 18. Bishop Buddy will celebrate, Archbishop McIntyre will preach, with Spellman to be honored at a Pasadena reception.
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