Law Week Hints Hope In Case To Change McCollum Stand
A Supreme Court hearing on New York released-time religious instruction suggests justices may seek to alter the McCollum ruling. NY Solicitor General Wendell Brown argues released time predates 1925 and is not a religious program, while New Jersey readings and prayers raise jurisdiction questions for the high court.
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Knights of Malta Maintain Legates In Ten Countries
The Knights of Malta operate mainly in welfare and charity. In Italy they run hospitals homes and migration centers with ambulance aircraft and air-sea rescue units. The Grand Master role has not seen a priest since 1100 and rumors swirl about investigations though no confirmation. The American branch appears uninvolved.
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Prayer Mass Stealth Course Aims Catholic Growth in Britain
A London based Catholic Missionary society launches a 20 week leaflets mail course to non Catholics offering Catholicism guidance and a personal reply from a priest. In West Grinstead a hidden chapel hosts Mass with relics from centuries of persecution and a visitor’s cured crutches on display.
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Legion Commander Calls for Spiritual Reawakening
Fragmentary text shows a Legion leader urging a nationwide spiritual revival with weekly Sunday prayers for divine guidance and education for children. He asks the 4,000,000 Legion members to unite in faith to strengthen the nation and family through prayer.
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Five hundred thousand attend New Orleans Family Rosary rally
About 105,000 people gathered at an outdoor Family Rosary rally in New Orleans, one of the era’s largest. Father Patrick Peyton led a five week four state Rosary crusade across Alabama Arkansas Mississippi and praised families for inviting the practice into homes. A Louisiana pastor noted broad interest from secular readers seeking guidance on saying the Rosary. Carrollton park hosted the event with local participants shown in photos.
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Skiing Monks Save Coolies in Swiss Alps Mission
In 1986 Augustinian monks run a hospice high in the Swiss Alps aiding about 4 000 Tibetan porters and travelers against Red China limits. The shelter provides warmth food medical care and guidance over dangerous terrain while baptisms and conversions occur amid growing tourist traffic and persecution fears.
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Pope Pius XII to Broadcast Ash Wednesday Message
New York Catholic children will hear Pope Pius XII on Ash Wednesday February 27 in a drive for war victims relief. The program inaugurates the bishops campaign to raise funds for overseas victims, announced by Monsignor Edward Anstrom executive director of NCWC-WRS.
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Catholic Architect Sues POAU Leader for 50 000
Catholic architect Maurice F. Moore sues Rev. Mr. Cipiermee of Asesley Methodist Church and the Protestants and Other Americans United for Church and State claiming a breach of contract and damages of 50 000. He alleges the committee rejected him after learning he was Catholic.
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Old Church in Milan Faces Possible Collapse
Facade of the Milan Ilica of San Ambrogio in Lombardy is at risk of collapse. The narthex leans 20 percent from perpendicular, worsened by 1943 bombing and recent tremors. Funds are urgently sought as the Fine Arts Superintendency cannot cover repairs.
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UNESCO Faces Fears Over History of Mankind Project
The U S National Commission for UNESCO worries that Catholic concerns about religion in the History of Mankind study could undermine the UNESCO program. It notes UNESCO is sponsoring but not writing the history and asks the Executive committee to address objections and prevent attacks on UN system efforts.
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Dominican mission to Kyoto studied by Midwest province
A U S Dominican official flew from San Francisco on February 12 to Kyoto meeting Imperial University officials on philosophy and theology courses for a new mission. The Dominicans already reside in Kyoto and this marks the second foreign mission from St. Albert the Great in a year, the first being in Lagos, Nigeria. Provincial headquarters are in Chicago at 1909 S. Ashland.
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New Queen Elizabeth II Honored In Vatican Reflections
Osservatore Romano outlines the new queen’s gracious stance and the pope’s earlier message to George VI. It recalls Elizabeth II’s Rome visit, audience with the pope, and the church’s regard for the English throne. Cardinal confidences and tributes from Kennedy and Irish leaders follow.
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Two Catholic Students Win Voice of Democracy Scholarships
Washington reports two national winners of the Voice of Democracy contest are Catholic. Thaddeus Zolkiewicz of Canisius High School Buffalo and a Jesuit senior in New Orleans share the honors. Each will receive a $500 college scholarship and a choice of radio or receiver, plus other prizes.
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Renovation of 125-Year-Old Chapel in New Orleans
The Chapel of Our Lady of Guadalupe, 125 years old, was enlarged at a cost of 225000 with a 64 foot wide transept and sanctuary and sacristy extended by 50 feet. Archbishop Rummel dedicated the reopened church during a novena to St Jude Thaddeus. it was founded as a mortuary chapel for yellow fever victims and other contagious diseases.
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Teen Native American to star in Son of the Eagle program
Tina Indian aged 17 wins auditions for the Du Mont network daily feature Son of the Eagle. A graduate of St. Catherine's Indian school Santa Fe he earned a Marquette League scholarship to St. Ann's academy New York. In 1950 he won a Rome air trip and met Pope Pius XII.
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Work From Home And Earn With Sewing Classes
Monday in next issue lists at home money making for women with sewing, plus domestic instruction and U S Gov job ads. Includes addresses for Cleveland and Chicago offers, plus miscellaneous items like a plexiglass reliquary and photo finishing services.
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