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Newspaper

Catholic Telegraph Register

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1953

Page

9

Birth Control Group Faces Rejection by City Welfare Council

Planned Parenthood was denied membership in the Welfare and Health Council of New York City after Catholic Charities of New York and Brooklyn objected. Monsignor Lynch said artificial birth control violates natural law and Catholic Charities would not cooperate. The decision drew criticism from Planned Parenthood and Lutheran groups, who called the move coercive and undemocratic.

New York Planned Parenthood Welfare and Health Council of New York City Cath Olic Charities Brooklyn Parenthood Witatnly Board Anaan York Ew York James J. Lynch Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New York Ad Planned Parenthood Lynch Monsignor Lynch Philip Bastedo Planned Parenthood Committee Lutheran Welfare Council Lutheran Council

Conversion Story of Saint Paul and Its Feast

The article recounts Saul of Tarsus becoming Paul after Christ’s commission to preach to the Gentiles. It notes his missionary work across the Mediterranean, sufferings, and martyrdom in Rome in 67 A.D. The feast of the Conversion of St Paul is Jan 25, marking the end of the Chair of Unity Octave.

Daascus Christ Paul Rome Saul Leo Canavan

36 Hour Drive Exceeds Million Dollar Goal for Catholic Central

Grand Rapids parishes completed a 36 hour campaign raising 1 267 000 dollars for Catholic Central High School building funds. Henry J Vanwolv led a tightly organized effort with 600 Catholic men contacting 20 000 donors, pledges used to finish a five story addition including 20 classrooms labs a library offices and a cafeteria.

Grand Rapids Mich Catholic Central High Deel Henry J. Vanwolv Lar Vanwolvlear Catholic Central High School

Girl Rosary Heroine Aids Flight Crash Victims

London witnesses a Catholic hostess Philomena McCloskey 23 kneels to pray then leads passengers in reciting the act of contrition as an Aer Lingus flight with engine trouble crashes near Birmingham. Twenty two passengers and two crew members were aboard with only one crew member injured.

London Philomena McCloskey Birmingham Centralia Mt Kieran

Listening In Karl Marx the Gospel and the Koran

A critic argues Marx's influence rivals Christianity and Islam only in theory. Christianity fought with force, while Marxism relied on ideas and later political power. The essay profiles Karl Marx born 1818 in Trier, tracing his life, finances, migration, and the rise of Communist thought.

Karl Marx Marx Mohammed

U S Bishop Put to Chicken Raiser by Chinese Bosses

Frederick A. Donaghy a Maryknoll bishop of Wuchow China's government has stripped him of mission work and confined him to house arrest He is now raising chickens with aid from a Chinese priest His earlier jail term preceded his current restrictions and he previously raised rabbits to survive.

Hong Kong Frederick A. Donaghy Wuchow New Bedford Mass Maryknoller Maryknoll

Roncalli Named Venice Patriarch by Pius XII

Cardinal Angelo Roncalli Apostolic Nuncio to France was appointed Patriarch of Venice by Pope Pius XII at a Consistory. France’s President Vincent Auriol awarded him the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor at the Elysee Palace. Attending were Premier Rene Mayer and foreign ambassadors, including Italy and Canada, plus Bergamo church and civic officials.

Rome Angelo Roncalli France Venice Pius XII Caren i Carinal Vincent Auriol Legion of Honor Cardinal Roncalli Elysee Palace Aris Rene Mayer Yere Georges Bidgault Ambor Turkey Italy Canada Adriano Bernard Bergamo

St Columban Fathers Grow to 792 Members in 1953 Directory

The Society of St. Columban has 792 members, 550 priests, with 302 on foreign missions. The Philippines hosts 136 missionaries, followed by Japan 69 and Korea and Burma 31 each. China and Fiji list 13, South America seven, Indo China two. Since its founding 37 years ago, 18 members were killed abroad. Nine to ten missionaries are known or planned in Communist prisons in China and North Korea. Founder Bishop Edward J. Galvin was expelled by Communists and recently arrived in the U.S. Superior General is Father Timothy Connolly, once stationed in Columbans, Neb.

St. Columbans Neb Society of St. Columban Philippines Japan Korea Burma the Columbans China Fiji Islands South America Indo-China North Korea Edward J. Galvin Hanyang U. S Father Timothy Connolly Columbans, Neb Omaha

Bishop Sheen Chosen TV Man of Year

Auxiliary Bishop Fulton J. Sheen of New York named television Man of the Year by Radio Television Daily readers. The DuMont program Life Is Worth Living helped him win ahead of others, in a Gallup poll listing top world figures for 1952.

Fulton J. Sheen New York Bishop Sheen DuMont Network James L. Caddigan Chris J. Witting Jank Burke Radio-Television Daily Gallup Pius XII

Cardinal McIntyre Elevation Strengthens Los Angeles Archdiocese

James Francis McIntyre becomes Archbishop of Los Angeles, guiding nearly 1,000,000 Catholics. The expansion includes 83 new schools, 10 high schools, 247 parishes, 100 mission chapels, and a university system, with the archdiocese spanning four counties along the coast.

Los Angeles James Francis McIntyre West Coast Gregory XVI California Daries Ventura Santa Barbara Cardinal McIntyre Monterey- Fresno San Diego Tucson Bisken C of O.P Addeus Amat C.M Francis Mora mid-New York Youth Cal The Sacred College Cardinal James Francis McIntyre New York

Prayer of Archbishop at Eisenhower Inauguration

Archbishop Patrick A O Boyle of Washington offers a blessing at the Eisenhower inauguration in 1953. The prayer asks divine aid for the President and government, urging justice, wisdom, piety, courage, and service to the nation.

Washington Patrick A.o’boyle Dwight D. Eisenhower United States

Monsignor John Cawley Dies En Route Home From Rome

Monsignor John Cawley Vicar General of the Los Angeles archdiocese died at Geneva airport while returning from Rome with Cardinal McIntyre. He suffered a cardiac attack after a return flight delay and was later moved to a hotel before another attack. Cardinal McIntyre altered his Mass schedule to honor the priest.

Rome Cardinal McIntyre Los Angeles Geneva Switmerland John Cawley Cawley Joseph T. McGucken Benjamin C. Hawkes Monsignor Cawley Pius XII Cardinal Spellman New York Church of St. Paul NCWC

Archbishop Cushing Urges Inauguration Day Masses

Boston Catholics were urged to attend Mass on Inauguration Day January 20 to receive Communion and join in prayer for divine blessings on the President Congress and leaders and the nation seeking a just lasting peace.

Boston Richard J. Cushing Congress

Protestants and Others United oppose Vatican envoy and released-time programs

Washington reports a fifth National Conference on Church and State urged not reviving an American envoy to the Vatican and warned against loopholes like released-time religious instruction and tax supported sectarian schools. The group linked to Scottish Rite Masons backs anti Catholic activity and criticizes integration of religion and public schooling.

Washington D. C Vatican Board of Trustees National Advisory Council of Protestants Americans United For PCAU Senate Combia Mdia Dr. Rycroft Asmicleet Supreme Council Scottish Rite Masons United States POAA Bentity

Eisenhower and Nixon to appear on Back to God program

President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon will join a radio and TV program observing the American Legion Back to God ceremonies on February 1 at 1 30 p m EST. Eisenhower will speak from the White House while Nixon participates from New York at the Center theater. A Catholic chaplain and the West Point choir will take part.

Eisenhower Nixon American Legion White House New York Center West Point York

Two Cardinals-Elect Denied Red Hats by Reds

Vatican officials state Cardinal Stepinac and Cardinal Wyszynski remain members of the Sacred College but cannot wear the cardinal’s scarlet insignia until they attend a future Rome consistory. They may receive the biretta but not the full ceremonial dress until then.

Vatican City Sacred Congregation of Ceremonies Stepinac Zagreb Vvia Wyszynski Poland Sacred College Rome Ncwc Radio and Wire

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