Benedictine Sisters Centenary Observed in St Marys Pa
The first U S Benedictine convent was founded in St Marys Pa. A Pontifical High Mass marked the 100th anniversary with Bishop Edward P McManaman and Abbot Primate Bernard Kaelin in attendance. A tour of North American Benedictine foundations accompanied the event.
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U. S
St. Marys
Edward P. McManaman
Erie
Bernard Kaelin
O.S.B
Gonate
St. Joseph’s
Sisters of St. Benedict
Birth Control Perilous Program Noted Scientist Warns
Dr. Josue De Castro, head of FAO executive committee, warns against spreading birth control in the East as a dangerous experiment that could fuel hostility toward the West. He argues hunger and aging populations threaten production and that improving agricultural output is the proper path. He praises church leaders aiding emigration and rural poverty relief in Europe and the United States.
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Washington, D. C
East
Josue de Castro
United Nations’ Food and Agricultural Organization
NCWC
India
Japan
de Castro
Europe
Pius XII
Giovanni B. Montini
Vatican
Luigi G.gutti
Nationa!atholic Rural Life
United States
Italy
White House
Truman
University of Brazil
Brazil
My Sacrament Record booklet published in St. Paul
The St Patrick Guild in St Paul Minnesota publishes My Sacrament Record a lasting sacrament record booklet. It includes a color page of the sacrament with approved pictures and is sold for 50 cents. Prepared by Rev Albert F Eichinger and Rev Bernard Murray.
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St. Paul, Minn
St. Patrick Guild
South Sara
Albert F. Eichinger
Bernard Murray
Bolivia Education Bill Shelved After Revolution Shakeup
In La Paz the Education Minister Dr. Mario Diez de Medina shelved a bill that would curb Catholic schooling and pledged support for religious instruction in government colleges. Lt. Col. Carlos Alberto Ocampo, author of the measure, was removed as Hugo Ballivian's regime fell in the spring revolution.
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la Paz
Bolivia
Mario Diez de Medina
Carlos Alberto Ocampo
Hugo Ballivian
Slovak Fraternal Elects New National Officers in Newark
At the 23rd national convention of the First Slovak Wreath of the Free Eagle in Newark New Jersey Matthew Cintula of Staten Island New York was elected president for a four year term. The Rev Michael J Carnicky of Bridgeport Connecticut was chosen national chaplain. The society, founded in 1896 by Slovak emigrants, received a message from President Harry S Truman.
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Newark
N. J
Matthew Cintula
State Island
N. Y
Michael J. Carnicky
Bridgeport
Conn
Harry S. Truman
New Seminary Heads Named for Silver Spring and Silver Lake
The Rev. Stephen Quinn and the Rev. Dominic Cangemi have been named rectors of two seminaries run by the Missionary Servant of the Most Holy Trinity. Quinn will lead the House of Studies in Silver Spring Maryland and Cangemi will head the Father Judge Mission Seminary at Silver Lake Pennsylvania.
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Silver Spring
Stephen Quinn
M.s.ss.t
Dominic Cangemi
Ionary Servant of the Most Holy Trinity
Father Quinn
House of Studies
Father Cangemi
Father Judge Mission Seminary
Silver Lake
Vatican radio reports payoffs for baby baptisms abroad
The Vatican radio cites a Hungarian scheme paying 800 florins per child refused baptism while a Denver immigrant group once offered $10 to couples for each baby baptized. Some recipients then paid priests $5 to baptize again, without informing the prior ceremony.
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London
Vatican Radio
Communist Party
Denver
Abbey Theatre Dublin Plans Fire Reconstruction
The famed Abbey Theatre in Dublin Ireland will be rebuilt on the old site after a fire. The new auditorium will retain an intimate style and seat about 700, with a smaller adjoining rush fund venue for around 50.
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Abbey ‘Theater
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 have foundations in 21 dioceses across the United States. The Columbus foundation will be sponsored by sisters whose mother house is at Villa Maria Pa.
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Columbus
Sisters of St. Joseph
Diocese of
U. S
Columbus Foundation
Villa Maria
Etie
Not Good Sense Attacks tax on private schools
James Carrollton Putnam, 86, founder of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, says taxing private nonprofit schools is not good common sense. He spoke in Los Angeles during the VFW national encampment as California voters prepare to decide parish school taxes on November 4.
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A Angeles
Arkansas
James Carrollton Putnam
The
Veterans O Foreign Wars
Los Angeles
VFW
California
Japanese village seeks priest for martyrs mission
The village of Otsuho in northern Japan requests a priest for the Bethlehem Fathers mission territory. Descendants of martyrs advocate the effort, noting Buddhist monuments to console their souls. The area has allocated land to establish a mission.
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Morioka
Japan
Otsuho
Bethlehem Fathers
Drum Camp Dedication Honors Lt. Gen. Hugh A. Drum
Ceremonies in New York dedicated a military center to the late Lt. Gen. Hugh A. Drum, a decorated commander who served two years and led troops in a prior assignment. The event honored his service and pay tribute to a notable military figure.
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Camp Drum
N. Y
Hugh A. Drum
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