Newman Leader Probes Secularitis in Catholic Colleges
Cleveland report says Father Hallinan argues secularism among Catholic students in non Catholic colleges shows sentimentalism and lukewarmness. He cites songs as examples and notes only 100 of 2000 area Catholic students attend Newman Club classes after a 15,000 mile tour of campuses.
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Cleveland
Paul Hallinan
Federation of Newman Clubs
Hallinan
Cleveland Area
U.S
Doctor sues St. Vincent’s Hospital over resignations
Dr Karl Ruddell sues St. Vincent's Hospital Indianapolis and Sister Lydia alleging falsehood coercion and persecution after resigning from the staff last spring. The suit seeks $4 damages and vindication as hospital audit cited irregularities in the surgical department. Attorney John K Ruckelshaus will contest the suit. Sister Lydia acted with superior approval asking the three doctors to resign or be examined by the executive committee. Sister Catherine says Lydia's action will be vindicated by the surgical records.
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Indianapolis
St. Vincent's Hospital
Daughters of Charity
Karl Ruddell
Lydia
Joint Commission On
John K. Ruckelshaus
Catherine of
Covington Cathedral Elevated to Minor Basilica
St Marys Cathedral in Covington Kentucky was raised to a Minor Basilica in ceremonies last week. Bishop William T Mulley officiated as the Papal honor was conferred in the diocese centennial year. Only a handful of U S churches hold this rank and privileges.
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Covington
St. Mary's
William T. Mulley
U.S
Covington Drug Guild Publishes Mission Pamphlet
Covington Kentucky The St James Druggists Guild of Northern Kentucky issued a pamphlet titled Our Faith in Pharmacy explaining the guild aims. Formed in 1951 by local druggists, it pledges an annual day of recollection and to uphold high professional standards and to abstain from selling indecent literature or contraceptives.
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Covington
The
St. James
Founders' Day speaker cites UN goal and human limits
World traveler and educator S. E. Gerard Priestly told 200 guests at Steubenville College that the United Nations seeks law and justice but is "not an assembly of angels." He warned the UN is as human as Congress and Parliament and praised U S and U K policies under the UN charter amid global aggression.
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Free World
Priestly
United States
United Kingdom
United Nations
Assembly of Angels
American Congress
Korea
War Relief Services To Employ Objectors
The Selective Service Board approved NCWC War Relief Services to employ conscientious objectors for civilian work of national importance. Work will aid refugees in Europe, including recreation, welfare, and group activities in camps, with refugee processing for migration overseas. Over 2,000 objectors have been used, with Catholics comprising about three.
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Washington
Selective Service Board
Ncwc War Relief Services
National Service Board
Europe
U.S
Rome carillon praised for complete music in Vatican office
Count Enrico Galeazzi notes Schulmerich’s carillon as the first in Rome capable of full music and clearly audible from the Vatican office. A similar 25 note instrument will be installed in a New York chapel near the United Nations. The bells weigh 79 462 pounds.
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Sacred Apostolic Palaces
Schulmerich
Rome
Vatican
United Nations
New York
New North American College
Janiculum Hill
Cardinal Spellman
George J. Schulmerich
Sellersville
Rome School
Marian Year Opened With Global Pilgrimage of Dedication
The Marian Year began with bishops worldwide calling for rededication to Christ and devotion to the Mother of God. From Argentina to Germany and Korea, faithful gathered for consecrations, Masses, and rosters of celebrations marking opening day and ongoing Marian devotion across churches, cathedrals, and shrines in multiple countries.
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Argentina
Plaza de Mayo
Uenos Aires
Our Lady of Lujan
Juan Peron
Cardinal Opello
Our Lady
Germany
Korea
Montreal
Notre Dame
Cardinal Leger
50th Anniversary of Monsignor Olds at St Augustine’s Church
Ordained by Cardinal Gibbons Monsignor Olds of St Augustine’s Washington celebrated his 50th anniversary as priest. Archbishop O Boyle offered a Pontifical Mass and the sermon was by Rev John P McCormick. A history of the church was published noting Civil War origins and Olds’ long pastorate since 1919.
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Alonzo J. Olds
St. Augustine’s
Ashington
D. C
Patrick A. O’boyle
John P. McCormick
S.S
Theological College
Catholic University of America
St. Augustine’s Church
Monsignor Olds
Moor Olds
Southbridge
Mass
Washington Parish
Baltimore
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