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Newspaper

Catholic Telegraph Register

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1953

Page

8

Officials Reject Second Blanshard Citizenship Bid

Washington reports the State Department rejected Paul Blanshard's bid to revoke Archbishop Gerald O'Hara's Vatican citizenship claim. Blanshard seeks a ruling from the Attorney General on Vatican City status to apply U.S. law to Vatican agencies.

Blanshard Washington U.S Treen Paul Bend Gerald “O'Hara Ireland Ekcasance Vatican City Geapane Ciena B United States

Three Bishops Attend Louvain Alumni Parley

In Providence Rhode Island three U S bishops joined 85 Catholic University of Louvain graduates at the annual alumni reunion. Bishops Russell J McVinney James A McNulty and Jere Connolly attended with Father Harold Whitter Monsignor John de Hartford and Father George T ONeill among others. The 1954 Louvain alumni reunion was set for the coming week of July at St Paul Minnesota.

William. Huffer Oklahoma Thomas Maloney American College of Louvain Louvain St. Paul

Pius XII Names Church Leaders to International Eucharistic Posts

Rome. Archbishop John F. O Hara of Philadelphia and Bishop Bryan J. McEntegart of the Catholic University of America are named vice president and counselor of the Permanent Committee of the International Eucharistic Congresses. Other appointments include Archbishop Giuseppe da Costa Nunes and Archbishop Julien LeCouedic with Urbani and Missaglia in key roles.

Rome John F. O’hara Philadelphia Bryan J. McEntegart Catholic University of America O’hara Pius XII Patriarc Oriental India Giuseppe da Costa Nunes Goa India Alexandre Vachon Ottawa Julien LeCouedic Troyes France Giovanni Urbani Sardi Sacred Consistorial Congregation Giuseppe Missaglia Sacred Congregation of Sacramento Luciano Masse Hull Quebec

West Point Grad Sings First Mass at St Matthew’s Cathedral

Army major and 1943 West Point graduate Rev. Joseph W. Hartman, aide to Lt. Gen. Robert L. Eichelberger in Japan, celebrated his First Solemn Mass at St Matthew’s Cathedral in Washington. He is the son of retired Maj. Gen. Charles D. Hartman and was ordained for the Washington Archdiocese. Close friend Monst er George G. Murdock, former 1st Point chaplain, advised him.

Washington Robert L. Eichelberger Japan St. Matthew’s Cathedral Joseph W. Hartman West Point Charles D. Hartman Monster George G. Murdock 1St Point Father Hartman

Religious congress in Montreal names secretary general

The Rev Joseph Rousseau O M I of Rome has been named Secretary General of the Congress of Religious to be held in Montreal in 1954. Father Andre Guay O M I director of the Catholic Center at the University of Ottawa was named associate.

Ottawa Joseph Rousseau O.M.I Rome Sacred Congregation of Religious Congress of Religious Montreal Andre Guay Catholic Center University of Ottawa

Blackberry Currant Jam From Mixed Fruits And Pectin

Readable recipe combines blackberry and currant for jam with short boil and natural pectin. Provides yields of about 10 to 11 six ounce jars, detailing fruit preparation sugar amounts and step by step heating and cooling for safe sealing.

King's College to Offer Night Classes This Fall

King's College in Wilkes Barre announces evening classes beginning in September for the first time. Dr. John H. A. Whitman is named special director of the new session, bringing decades as librarian history chair and long-time faculty member since 1946.

Wied Bene Seailles-Barre King’s College John H. A. Whitman

First Church in U S Dedicated to St Louis de Montfort

The first church in the United States dedicated to Saint Louis de Montfort was blessed at Sound Beach Long Island by Archbishop Thomas E Molloy. The 17th century French saint founded the Montfort Fathers who staff the parish.

U. S St. Louis de Montfort Sound Beach Long Island Thomas E.o.molloy Montfort

Castelgandolfo Mayor Welcomes Pope Pius XII Visit

The Castelgandolfo mayor sent a welcome to Pope Pius XII, the village's distinguished visitor. The message noted the pope may visit his summer residence soon and expressed hope the area's beauty would aid his recovery and energy spent in service of religion civilization and world peace.

Vatican City Castelgandolfo Pope Pius XII

Priests Elected to World Staff of Third Order Regular

Three American priests join Father John H. Boccella at the world headquarters staff of the Third Order Regular of St. Francis. Louis Secondo of Hollidaysburg Pa becomes Definitor General Leonard Sardo of Loretto Pa is named Secretary General and Thomas A Edwards of Rome is elected Secretary of the Missions.

Vatican City John H. Boccella T.O.R Third Order Regular of St. Francis Louis Secondo Hollidaysburg Leonard Sardo Loretto Thomas A. Edwards Rome Missions

Third Order Leader Clement Berberich Dies in California

The Rev. Clement Berberich CFM, 71, longtime Provincial Commissary of the Third Order of St Francis on the West Coast, died at St Josephs Hospital in San Francisco after resigning in 1952 due to ill health but remaining active with the friars until shortly before his death.

San Francisco Calif Clement Berberich C.F.M Third Order of St Francis West Coast St. Joseph’s Hospital

Archbishop announces church school registration in Hungary

Announcement by Archbishop Julius Czapik in Eger outlines registration for religious instruction in schools for the coming year. It specifies two registration days and asks parents to enroll children in religious orientation through the schools.

Eger Hungary Julius Czapik Thosi Orien

Gutend Sap Leaf Reprint Sells for 170 Pounds

A single leaf from the Gutend Sap reprint, published in Meinz, fetched 170 pounds at a local book sale. The item displayed strong interest with bidders valuing the rare fragment at about 476 dollars.

Meinz

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