Labor Day Statement Urges Conscience Review
The NCWC Social Action Department led by Rev. R A McGoran calls Labor Day a social justice day. It urges prayer in church, reflection on dignity and brotherhood, and cooperation of labor and management for the common good amid economic change and persistent discrimination concerns.
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Labor Day
NCWC
Social Action Department
Catholic Welfare Conference
America
Christ
God
Listing of motion pictures and film titles
A long OCR fragment lists numerous motion picture titles and related items from various eras and origins. It appears as a catalog or index of films including international titles, with no clear narrative or event beyond the compilation. The fragment ends with a note to keep this listing for future reference.
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Palu
Rozina
Amelia
Bob
Sally
Stephano
Shouda
Miss Julia
Precedents Set at Congress of Religious Superiors
The congress urged defense of religious life against secular pressure to place orphans under state care and education. Archbishops and speakers urged witnesses for Christ, charitable sacrifice, chastity, and poverty, stressing fearless mission in crises and loyalty to the Holy Father.
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Congress of Religious Superiors
Re Rey
Vincent Cooke
Chicago
John F. Philadelpia
Holy Father
Christ
Erate
John Prah
C.D
Charles F. Barry
O.M.L
America
Arcadio Larraona
C.M.F
Rome
NCWC
Double Consecration In Buffalo Sept. 24
Buffalo's St Joseph Cathedral will host the first double consecration in its history on September 24. Bishop-elect James J. Na will become Auxiliary of the Diocese of Raleigh, and Bishop-elect Leo R. Smith will be consecrated Auxiliary of Buffalo. Archbishop Amleto Cicognani will preside with coconsecrators Bishop Raymond A. Kearney and Bishop James H. Griffiths.
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Buffalo
N. Y
St. Joseph’s
James J. Na
Raleigh
Leo R. Smith
Canisius’ College
Amleto Giovanni Cicognani
United States
Birth Control Arrogance Seeks to Seize UNESCO Event
Unesco sponsored family life conference in England Sept 8 13 draws Catholic groups and individuals including Mrs Margaret Sanger and supporters from the Brush Foundation. Opponents listed include Rev Dr Schmiedeler Lord Pakenham Maria Baers and others. about 30 nations expected to attend with debates on economic educational psychological and spiritual factors in family life.
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London
England
International Committee On Planned Parenthood
New York
Cee
International
Catho Eland
Russia
Margaret Sanger
U.S
Brush Foundation
Abraham Stone
D. F.millan
Dorothy Brush
Frank Lorimer
Edgar Schmiedeler
O.S.B
Ncwc Family Life Bureau
Lord Pakenham
Maria Baers
Maia Colini-Lombardi
Marquis de Vives
Confederation of
Catholic Fathers of Families
U. S
American Committee
The
International Union
NCWC
Radio Audience to Hear Priests Aiding Wounded
Time for Defense radio will air voices of priest chaplains providing absolution to a wounded man at a Korean forward station. The tape from combat was recorded for the American Broadcasting Company network at 10 30 p m EDT Aug 26. Reverend Lt Benedict Henderson OFM 7th Infantry and Captain Peter Dyke from Green Bay diocese are the priests featured.
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Washington
Korea
Defense
Broadcat
Benedict Henderson
O.F.M
7Th Infantry Division
Cane
Santa Barbara
Peter Dan Dyke
Green Bay
Twenty One Inmates Baptized at Indiana State Prison
In Michigan City Indiana twenty one inmates were baptized in July and received First Communion August seventeenth. Their religious course ranged from fifteen months to two years and benefactors supplied Catholic magazines and religious items. Mass honors their donors each Sunday. Chaplain Rev. Richard Grunenberg of St. Anthony's Hospital leads the program.
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Michigan City
Ind
Indiana State Prison
Richard Grunenberg
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Morality by Situations Draws Fire at Central Verein Meeting
Archbishop Muench decries morality by situations as fostered by secular education and lack of religion in schools. He warns of a schismatic generation and argues private religious schools sustain American democracy while public schools lag. The remarks accompany reports on the Verein’s activities and charitable work.
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Verein
Muench
American Republic
Frederick P. Kenkel
Central Bureau
The
Joseph E Ritter
St. Louis
John O’grady
National Conference of Catholic Charities
Victor T. Suren
Father Suren
Priest Leads Survey Aimed at Aged Welfare in Cleveland
Irish born Fr John O Grady plans a six week house to house survey in St Philemena parish Cleveland to study old age dependency family relations economic need and life preparations He will be aided by Rev Maurice Griffin and four Dominican Sisters from Adrian Michigan The survey supports Catholic Charities aims and aligns with the September national convention leadership
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Gleveland
John O'Grady
Ohio
St. Philomena’s
Cleveland
Maurice F. Griffin
Adrian Mich
National Conference of Catholic Charities
$6 Million Approved to Complete Newark Cathedral
The National Production Authority in Washington approved a $5.5 million materials allotment for finishing the Sacred Heart Cathedral in Newark New Jersey. Completion is hoped for autumn 1958 to mark the archdiocese 100th anniversary. The project, started over 50 years ago, has faced interruptions from wars and low funding. The total cost is estimated near $6 million for the cathedral and about $12 million with furnishings. An organ valued at $100,000 is on order.
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Newark
N. J
National Production Authority
Washington
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Thomas Joseph Walsh
Cembieline Cathedral
Notre Dame Alumni Back Dixon For Illinois Governor Bid
Notre Dame alumnus Sherwood Dixon, potential successor to Adlai Stevenson as Illinois governor, is a longtime active Notre Dame member. Dixon studied 1914 to 1917, served in World War I, earned a 1920 law degree, and has two Notre Dame alumni brothers Jerome and Robert. His hometown Dixon, Illinois hosts an active local alumni club.
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Notre Dame
Ind
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Sherwood Dixon
Notre Dame University
Dixon
Jerome
Robert Dixon
Spain to Host Rosary Crusaders Visit from Peyton Mission
The Family Rosary Crusade led by Rev Patrick Peyton C S C will tour Spain after an invitation from Bishop Angel Herrera of Ma. Father Peyton's assistant Rev John Murphy will travel to Spain in December to arrange. The two priests, after a 15 week Britain campaign, plan a five week Newark welcome and seek to continue public recitation of the daily Family Rosary with about 141000 in the Dublin area and nearly 150000 in Southwark taking part including about 8000 non Catholics.
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London
Patrick Peyton
C.S.C
Spain
Angel Herrera
England
Father Peyton
John Murphy
Peyton
Murphy
Ireland
British
Newark
Britain
Ham
Southwark
Book Shelf Inventor a eae Nicholas a 'Seton
A public mass was held as Archbi Leo iiz and Coadjutor Bishop Louis B. Kucera of Lincoln Neb attended a Pontifical Re Mass. Monsignor Steffen declined a White contract and chose to continue priestly studies.
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Archbi Leo Iiz
Louis B. Kucera
Lincoln
Neb
Steffen Years
Catholic Faith Booms Where Klan Was Ruler
In Dunlap Tennessee a former Ku Klux Klan stronghold sees a boom in Catholicism The Mahoney family and others convert during a mission led by Paulist and Alexian Brothers clergy The convert hopes a Catholic parish will grow as a community reshapes after Klan influence and a new church is planned with Rev Warren Seedards C S P and helpers from Paulist and Alexian groups
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Paul
Sicamile
Mahoney
Cathol
Monsen
Mitchell
Ncwc Wire
Mark Sullivan Dies at 77 Noted Writer and Editor
Mark Sullivan, nationally known newspaper columnist and editor, died of a heart attack at Chester County Hospital on August 13. He was 77, born on a farm near Avondale, Pa. He co owned and published the Phoenixville Register before Harvard and later edited Collier's. He served in Washington with eight presidents and his column was syndicated by the New York Herald Tribune since 1924.
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Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Mark Sullivan
Chester Ve Hospital
Mr. Sullivan
Avondale
Cornelius
Julia Gleason Sullivan
County Cork
Phoenixville Regcan
Harvard University
Cou 8
Collier's
Collier’s
Washington
New York Herald Tribune
First Nuns of Mission Convent Go to Africa
Five Missionary Sisters of the Precious Blood from Princeton depart for Europe en route to Africa for mission work. The group, first fruits of a 1948 convent, received mission crosses from Bishop George Ahr and renewed vows. Members include Sisters M. B, Marie Paul, Mary Joseph, M. Anthony, and M. Martin, with origins in Trenton, New York, St. Louis, and Springfield. The Marianahill Natal order, founded 65 years ago by Abbot Francis Pfanner, now spans 1,100 members across four continents.
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N. J
of the Precious Blood
Europe
Africa
George Ahr
Trenton
Precious Blood
M. B
Grace Vander
Arie’ Paul
Oe Jo Tacke
Cottonwood
Ida
Mary Joseph
Mary Therese Hasson
New York City
M. Anthony
Helen Marie Richard
St. Louis
M. Martin
Florence McPommell
Springfield
Marianahill
Natal
South Africa
Francis Pfanner
New Guinea
India
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