Christmas Gifts of Drug Bring Hope to Lepers
Catholic Telegraph readers fund sulfone drugs for leprosy victims in missions. Society to Aid the Missions aims to sponsor 1,000 lepers by Christmas with $2.50 per patient for one year. Donations to Fr. Freking at 5100 Shattuc Ave, Cincinnati.
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Catholic Education Encourages Many Families, says Xavier President
Father Maguire, president of Xavier University, urges Catholic education support at a Summit County mass for Notre Dame de Namur Day. He cites growth in alumni giving and the need to expand facilities as births rise since the 1940s, noting the role of Religious Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur in guiding students toward faith and moral formation.
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Missioner 50 Years Honolulu Golden Jubilee
Dutch Father Justin Van Schayk, SS.CC., a pioneer Hawaii missionary, celebrates his golden jubilee of ordination at Sacred Hearts Provincial House. November marks fifty years since his arrival on Maui.
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Archbishop Byrne Honored at Brazilian Eucharistic Congress
In Belem Brazil an open air altar ceremony paid homage to Archbishop Edwin V. Byrne of Santa Fe New Mexico during the sixth National Eucharistic Congress. He received the congress badge as a symbol of fraternal union between Brazilian and American Catholics and spoke to the crowd as the Papal flag was raised at one Pontifical Mass. Pope Pius XII sent a special message urging unity through the Eucharist described as the bond of charity and peace.
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Mexican Reform Urged By Catholic Groups
At a congress of 35 Catholic groups with about 2,000,000 members bishops urged the Mexican Legion of Decency to come under Catholic control. The body backed a voluntary association of film producers writers and actors to oppose immoral movies and called for study institutions on family problems and a campaign for Christian marriage. Father Cayetano Ortigosa said the National Committee for the Improvement of Morals would form a united front for better moral conditions.
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Coup Checks Reds Cairo Iran coup stabilizes against communism
The royalist coup in Iran is seen as a curb on Communist advance. Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and Premier Fazollah Zahedi oppose Communism while former Premier Mossadegh is said to have collaborated with Reds. Iran's 17,000 Catholics form a small religious minority amid historic Christian sects.
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Japanese High School to Open in Chicago for Girls
A modern high school near completion in Chicago aims to educate 600 girls. It will function as a preparatory school for entering the Catholic University of Nagoya. A boys’ school opened in 1949 nearby.
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Five Day Vocational Institute Held at Holy Cross Merrill
Vocational Institute conducted by Rev. Godfrey Poage C.P. gathered Sisters of Mercy of the Ho Cross in Merrill Wisconsin. The five day program aimed to train sisters for all phases of vocational promotion at Holy Cross Institute in the Superior Diocese.
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Mass Set at Basilica for Legion Delegates
Archbishop Joseph E. Ritter of St. Louis has authorized an evening Mass on Sunday August 30 at the Basilica of St. John for delegates to the American Legion convention. The basilica is three blocks from Union Station.
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Sacred Heart Sister Mary Fitzwilliam Rested After 56 Years
Mother Mary Fitzwilliam 87 a Religious of the Sacred Heart for 56 years was buried in the College and Academy of the Sacred Heart community cemetery in Grand Coteau Louisiana. Bishop Jules B. Jeanmard of Lafayette presided at a Solemn Pontifical Requiem Mass.
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Prefabricated Chapels Solve Church Shortage in the Hague
Prefabricated chapels are used in the Haarlem diocese to address rapid population growth on city outskirts. Ordered by Bishop John Huibers, the asbestos and cork walls chapel measure 35 by 30 feet and seat 300. The first chapel was built at Slotermeer after Mass was held in a sausage factory basement. Two more will be built at Dem Helder and Viaardingen.
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Television broadcast of St James Church service in London
The Sunday evening service from St James Church Spanish Place in London’s West End will be televised on September 6. The program includes a sermon and benediction and marks Britain’s first telecast of a church service.
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New Pharaoh Oppresses Hebrews Sparking Exodus Preparation
The article discusses a pharaoh who did not know Joseph, fearing Hebrew population growth. He orders harsh slave labor and midwives to kill male infants, aiming to curb the Israelites while preparing a context for eventual Exodus with divine purpose.
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Exiles Protest Reds Crimes in Coventry Demonstration
Exiled Ukrainians in Coventry march to condemn Red crimes and Western indifference. They lament the destruction of church structures and the persecution of countrymen, citing a church hierarchy once comprising bishops and priests. A professor denounces a conspiracy of silence and notes bishops killed or branded as slaves.
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Civil War Vet Diploma Returned to Notre Dame
The diploma of Union Army veteran J. A. Spillard, awarded February 27, 1886, is presented to Notre Dame by his son William J. Spillard. The diploma recalls Notre Dame cadets who left to enlist, including two local men, as the university honors its Civil War history.
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English Born Educator Named President of Iona College
New Rochelle New York English born educator William H Barnes has been named president of Iona College succeeding Brother Arthur Loftus who was named Provincial of the American Province Born in Petcaten England in 1909 Barnes joined the Christian Brothers of Ireland in 1931 After studies at University College Dublin he taught in England and Rome before joining Iona College and now leads the Atlantic coast Catholic school
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Jesuit James Daly S J Funeral at Gesu Church
James Daly S J aged 81 longtime editor and Jesuit served with the Society of Jesus for 68 years. He was buried after a Requiem Mass in the Church of the Gesu. His published works include Cheerful Ascetic Bascobel and Other Times The Road to Peace and The Jesuit in Focus.
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