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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1953
Page
12
Information from Trieste casts doubt on U S reports that Tito sent a four man medical team to examine Cardinal Aloysius Stepinac. The Cardinal suffers grave blood and pulmonary tuberculosis symptoms and is reportedly confined in Krasic by government order since December 1951.
Preliminary returns of a March census reported by Yugopress show 86.4 percent of Yugoslav citizens believe in God while 13.6 percent classify themselves as atheists.
Ford Motor Company subscribed twenty five thousand dollars toward a proposed new one million dollar wing for Holy Name Hospital in Teaneck New Jersey.
A bill by Senator Charles E Potter of Michigan would let President Eisenhower authorize permanent repairs and protective work to public facilities including public and private school buildings damaged in major disasters. The measure, among several in Congress after recent tornadoes, would shift existing law to permit essential work to preserve life and property.
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt told a Tokyo daily interview that birth control is necessary only when justifiable, noting farming areas may warrant its practice. The English translation was checked by Mrs Roosevelt and printed by the Tokyo Evening News.
A religious appeal cites the Last Supper and John to urge Catholics to sacrifice for the missions. Readers are asked to donate weekly, convert valuables, and consider annuities with the Pontifical Society for the Propagation of the Faith, with sample donor notes and addresses for making gifts.
Kentucky Free Public Schools Committee plans court action over Catholic nuns teaching in public classes in Kentucky counties. Archbishop Floersch urged handling issues with local boards as he noted schools are controlled by local districts and warned against outside interference. In 1952, 101 nuns taught in Louisville Archdiocese schools and 15 in Owensboro Diocese.
The Ohio Department of Education film censorship division denounced The Moon Is Blue as extremely objectionable and not in accord with accepted standards of decency and morality. This action targets the motion picture amid ongoing censorship debates in Columbus.
Plainfield New Jersey a statue of Our Lady of Fatima the Pilgrim Virgin will be carried by Blue Army leaders in a procession to the United Nations Building Archbishop Thomas A Boland of Newark will crown the statue and speak along with Bishops George W Ahr James A McNulty and Leonard Raymond The Blue Army started with 1700 members and has grown to 4000000 in 26 countries led by Rev Harold V Colgan who says the group battles communism through prayer and penance
The Most Rev Joseph Lemieux 51 studied in Italy France and England to serve as a missioner in Japan. A Dominican he became Bishop of Sendai in 1930 at 33 and later led Gravelbourg Saskatchewan as bishop from 1944 succeeding Archibishop Vachon who died in Dallas en route to a Congress in Sydney. He resigned Sendai in 1941 and became administrator of Gravelbourg in 1942. The late Cardinal Villeneuve was the first Bishop of Gravelbourg.
Religious and lay participants will mark the 50th anniversary of Blessed Pius X Motu Proprio on sacred music with Aug 17 21 sessions at St. Meinrad Abbey Indiana. Abbot Ignatius Esser will welcome visitors as Benedictine monks lead lectures workshops and discussions on parish liturgy.
The National Boy Scout Jamboree at Santa Ana July 17 23 will feature 90 chaplains from diverse faiths led by The Very Rev George M Dowd Catholic Committee on Scouting head The event expects about 60 000 Scouts in a 3 000 acre tent city near Newport Beach Cardinal James Francis McIntyre will preside at a Pontifical Field Mass July 19 with Bishop Richard O Gerow Episcopal chairman of the Catholic Committee on Scouting leading a Mass at portable field altars across 28 sections
Reverend George B. Ford, of New York’s Gh Christi Church, studied two months in Japan under the Japan Committee for Cultural Interchange. He reported shocking evidence of vice near American bases, with his journey back outlined through several countries.
Catholic Medical Mission Board, New York reports a leprosy cure in one year for $1 and malaria relief for about $4 per person. The note cites a reader who donated $30 for a full first aid kit to a missionary.
Bishop James P. Davis of San Juan met Governor Luis Muñoz Marín at La Fortaleza in a friendly visit. He sought assistance to obtain a government owned lot for a crowded Academy of the Sacred Heart annex, following a prior speech criticizing government morality.
The 50th novena to St Ann since the shrine's establishment at St Ann's Church is announced. Five services are planned for the novena, which will end on July 26, the Feast of St Ann.
Bishop Grimshaw cites Blessed Cuthbert Mayne as a pioneer foe of state control over conscience during Elizabethan persecution. The shrine in Launceston, Cornwall, draws pilgrims who recall Mayne’s execution as a traitor for defending religious freedom.
Dr. Roy J. Deferrari, secretary general of the Catholic University of America and long-time faculty member since 1919, begins his 26th year directing the school's summer sessions. The program offers undergraduate and graduate courses, growing from its 1911 start with 481 students to over 3,000 enrollments today across campuses in San Rafael, Dubuque, and San Antonio.
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