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Newspaper

Catholic Telegraph Register

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1952

Page

10

Birth Control Perilous Program Noted Scientist Warns

Dr Josue De Castro, head of the FAO executive committee, warns Washington that expanding birth control in the East risks fueling anti Western sentiment and economic decline. He argues production, not population shrinkage, builds healthy societies and cites clergy in Europe aiding rural uplift. The interview followed a White House reception with President Truman.

Orient Washington, D. C East Josue de Castro United Nations’ Food and Agricultural Organization NCWC de Castro India Japan Re Castro Europe Pius XX Giovanni B. Montini Vatican Luigi G. Ligutti Nationalatholic Rural Life Conference United States Italy White House Truman Dr. de Castro University of Brazil Brazil Ncwcire

My Sacrament Record booklet published for parishioners

The Sacrament Record is a booklet by Rev. Albert F. Eichinger and Rev. Bernard H. Murray. It provides a permanent lifetime record of the sacraments received, with a color page for each sacrament, priced at 50 cents.

St. Cae Eee St. Auild Oath Saratoga Albert F. Eichinger Bernard H. Murray

Bolivian Education Minister Shelves Anti Catholic Bill

La Paz Bolivia. The Minister of Education Dr Mario Diez de Medina of the new government shelved a bill that threatened to stifle Catholic education in Bolivia and pledged support for religious instruction in government colleges. Lt Col Carlos Alberto Ocampo author of the bill was ousted when Hugo Ballivians regime fell in a spring revolution.

la Paz Bolivia Mario Diez de Medina Carlos Alberto Ocampo Hugo Ballivian

Slovak Fraternal Group Elects Leaders at Newark Convention

The 23rd national convention of the First Slovak Wreath of the Free Eagle elected Matthew Cintula of Staten Island president for a four year term and Rev Michael J. Carnicky of Reidsville Conn. national chaplain. The society, founded in 1896 by Slovak emigrants, received a message from President Truman.

Newark N. J Matthew Cintula State Island N. Y Free Eagle Michael J. Carnicky Reidenssee Conn Harry S. Truman

Seminary heads named for Silver Spring and Silver Lake

The Rev. Stephen Quinn and the Rev. Dominic Cangemi have been named rectors of two major seminaries run by the Missionary Servants of the Most Holy Trinity. Quinn will be rector at the House of Studies in Silver Spring Md and Cangemi will head the Father Judge Mission Seminary at Silver Lake Pa.

Silver Spring, Mg Stephen Quinn M.s.ss.t Dominic Cangemi

First Benedictine Convent in U.S. Turns Century

The Benedictine order marks 100 years in St. Marys Pennsylvania with a Pontifical High Mass led by Bishop Ravard P. McManaman Auxiliary of Erie and attended by Abbot Primate Bernard Kaelin O S B. The event highlights Benedictine history from crude frame huts to the current St. Joseph's mother house and convent of the Sisters of St. Benedict as a worldwide Benedictine scene tour proceeds.

U. S St. Marys Ravrd P. McManaman Erie Bernard Kaelin O.S.B St. Joseph’s Sisters of St. Benedict

Vatican radio reports on fertility payments by communists

The Vatican radio says Hungarian parents are paid 800 florins per child if they refuse baptism. The Denver proseLyting group once paid $10 for baptisms, then gave a $5 stipend to priests, with no disclosure of prior ceremonies.

London Vatican Radio Communist Party Denver

Abbey Theatre to Rebuild and Enlarge in Dublin

Dublin's famous Abbey Theatre, almost destroyed by fire in 1951, will be rebuilt and enlarged on the old site. The auditorium will retain its intimate style and seat about 700. A smaller theater for about 200 will also be included in the same building.

Ley Eg Weil Abbey Dublin Ireland Abbey Theater

Sisters of St. Joseph plan new house in Columbus diocese

The Sisters of St. Joseph will establish a new house in the Diocese of Columbus. They currently maintain foundations in 21 dioceses nationwide and will be sponsored by sisters whose mother house is Villa Maria in Erie Pennsylvania.

Columbus Sisters of St. Joseph Diocese of U.S Columbus Foundation Villa Maria Erie

Not Good Sense on Taxing Private Schools

James Carrollton Putnam an 86 year old veteran of the VFW says taxing private nonprofit schools is not good sense. Proposals to tax parish schools are to be decided by California voters on November 4.

Gs Angeles Arkansas James Carrollton Putnam Taider Veterans of Foreign Warts Los Angeles VFW California

Japanese Ask for Priest Morioka

The village of Otsuho in Northern Japan seeks a priest for the Bethlehem mission territory. Descendants of martyrs who died for their faith push the appeal amid Buddhist monuments. The villages have set aside land to establish a mission.

Morioka Japan Otsuho

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