Saints Memory Keeps Alive in Coronation History
The article recalls the Crown of Edward the Confessor destroyed during Cromwell’s Commonwealth and later relics tied to Elizabeth II’s coronation. It notes St Edward’s crown history, royal regalia losses, and Catholic figures at the pageant with Papal and English authorities involved.
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Edward the Confessor
Cromwell
London
Elizabeth II
Edward the
Ola Woter
Edward Confessor
Oliver Cromwell
Edith
Edward
Charles I
Canterbury
Elizabeth
Edward II
St. Edward's
Elisabeth
Charles II
St. George
Eliza II
Duke of
Nor
Earl Marshal
England
Ae Bellew
Arma
Chiv
Pierre Lot
Vatican
Meis Theodoli
Soeeet Papen
Non-Catholic Officer Confirmed at Cathedral Event
Mrs Leonard I, an officer of the Cathedral Mothers' club, was cited in St. Louis Cathedral. Father Joseph Ryan O.M.I. confirmed the mother of two boys three days later.
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New Orleans
Leonard I
Cathedral Mothers’ Club
St. Louis’ Cathedral
Joseph Ryan
M.I
Ousted Bishop Be Better Gave Re Data
Readable fragments describe an ousted religious figure with vague mentions of months and hospital visits tied to Chinese Reds. The text is garbled with missing nouns. No clear events or names are recoverable from the fragment.
Dukes Converts to Catholicism Amid Seton Hall Links
Walter Dukes former Seton Hall star and all American has joined the Catholic Church in South Orange N J. His baptism godfather was teammate Richie Regan and Father John Davis officiated at Our Lady of Sorrows Church. Dukes said Catholicism is the true religion and plans to graduate soon.
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South Orange
N.J
Richie Regan
Cest
Walter Dukes
Shes
Seton Hall
Our Lady of Sorrows Church
John Davis
Dukes
Father Davis
Erichie
Rochester
N.Y
NCWC Officials Endorse Watkins Immigration Bill
National Council of Churches officials join Sen Watkins in backing an immigration bill that would admit about 240000 people from various areas over the next two years. Swanstrom Marchisio and others urge urgency to ease pressures in Italy and Greece, citing population and economic strains.
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NCWC
Watkins
National Council of Churches of Christ
U.S.A
An Legion
Acies
Swanstrom
Juvenal Marchisio
New York
Italy
U. S
Germany
Greece
Netherlands
Monsignor Swanstrom
Ares
Owe Wire
Religious schooling sparking clash with faith rights in schools
Washington reports faith groups pushing for religious instruction while Catholic leaders condemn public schools blocking parochial education. The piece recalls Jesus teachings on children and notes varied Catholic efforts and honors tied to the era.
Jet Pilots at Daily Mass Help War-Torn Korea Parish
Seoul report notes 38 percent of Fons jet crew and Bay Catholic communicants attend daily Mass. Father Michael J. Finneran says weekday participants include pilots and crew. Catholics of the 61st aid a Korean priest rebuilding a church while airmen donate medicines cash and clothing to the Yoon Joo Jahae leper colony for 400 Koreans in shelters after a school was leveled. Col Stanley Gabreski started a clothing drive from City, Pa. for Was Under Gen Henry, arriving in the Far East in 1950 as chaplain of the 487th troop carrier wing under Gen John P. Henebry.
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Seoul
Korea
Patrick O’connor
S.S.C
Fa— Cao
Michael J. Finneran
A. 65Ist
Finneran
Pehiaeeres
Yoon Joo Jahae
U.S
Col
Stanley Gabreski
Jet Ace
City
Henesry
Far East
487Th
John P. Henebry
Notre Dame
Wo Sincere
Father Finneran
Daniel Cain
Missouri
CWC
Listening In 25 Years Show Huge Catholic Growth
Article traces Catholic growth in the United States from 1914 to 1958, noting increases from 16 million to 30 million members. It cites causes of decline including lax practice, secular education, and immigration-era separation, while honoring pioneer priests and sisters for their work in industrial districts.
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United States
P. J. Kenedy & Sons
Archdicorae Oceses
K K K Spirit Aims to Limit Immigrant Influx
Fragmented notes recount KKK era efforts to curb immigration under the 1924 act and the 1927 cutback plan. It notes Catholic leaders and fears about immigration shaping American church growth, ending with a pointer to continued coverage on Page 3.
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K.K.K
Ceepe
Converts Ordained as Capuchin Priests in Washington
Two converts in a seven member class were ordained Capuchin priests at the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington. Rev Clement R Naef of Silver Spring Md and Rev Pitts Guinea of the Admiralty Islands Okinawa were among those ordained by Bishop John M McNamara Auxiliary of Washington. Other new priests include Rev Evan J Anderson of Cumberland Md and Rev Thomas W Voleing of Wilmerding Pa.
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Pittsburgh
Padre E
Washington
Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
John M. McNamara
Clement R. Naef
Silver Spring
Italy
Pitts- Guinea
Admiralty Islands
Okinawa
Carnegie
Vin Cumberland
Evan J. Anderson
Thomas W. Voleing
Wilmerding
Catholic Mission Role Overlooked in UN Report
NCWC Radio Wire notes UN report omits century of Catholic activity in Korea. It cites Catholic presence rising from 5 000 in 1800s to 9 000 by 1846, mentions early missionary martyrs, a 1830s priest, and an orphanage in Seoul but alleges the booklet ignores these facts and Christian mission work beginning in Korea in 1884.
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Ons
Seoul
Korea
Patrick O’connor
Ncwc News Corve
United Nations
onuaCe
Father O’connor
Englee
Ncwc Radio Wire
London Unveils Modern Madonna Statue by Epstein
London's first public Madonna and Child statue since reform days was unveiled by Chancellor R A Butler at a Cavendish Square convent. Jacob Epstein, a New York born British sculptor, crafted the life size piece from siete and faced sharp criticism from some clerics. The London Arts Council donated 1400 while Cardi inster contributed 600 toward the project, leaving a remaining balance of 4200.
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London
Britain
R. A. Butler
Corres
Jacob Epstein
Peter Watts
London Arts
Mass in South Carolina Resort Recalled 413 Years Ago
A Charleston priest recalls a Mass celebrated about 413 years ago at Silver Bluff near Aiken then a winter resort. The event tied to De Soto’s 1540 expedition and later Spanish missions with Franciscan and Dominican groups seeking converts and riches.
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Mass
South Carolina
John Isell
Charleston
Aiken
de Soto
Juan Pardo
Silver Bluff
Spain
George Smith
Norh
Dies of Bishop Joseph Busch 87 Dean of Hierarchy
Joseph Busch longtime bishop of St. Cloud dies at 87 in his residence. Born April 18, 1866 in St. Louis, he studied at Canisius College and the University of Innsbruck. He led the St. Paul mission band, became Bishop of Lead and later led the St. Cloud diocese, guiding growth from 62,000 to 95,669 with numerous church buildings and the St Mary Cathedral rebuilt in 1933.
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Bartholome
Boach
St. Paul
MeKasy Stein
Francis X
St. Louis
Louis
Pishop Ee
Frederick Busch
Canisius Co Ee
Ireland
I & St
Minneapolis
le Sueur
Lead
St. Dak
Rapid City
Mayeee
Versailles
France
Busch
St. Cloud
St.Mary
Religious Schools Aid Advocated in New York
New York officials push increased aid to Catholic and other religious schools to relieve overcrowded public schools. The Catholic system serves about 300 000 students with 6 790 religious and 173 lay teachers, totaling 425 million dollars in the system and 110 million annually in operations. Plans call for more school construction and expansions, aiming to redirect tens of thousands of children from public schools.
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New York
Lazarus Speek
Toukeue
York Iice
New
NCWC
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Jesus Christ
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le Vall Calif
Campinas
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Sisters of Jesus
Jesus
Mary
Institute of the Missionary Sisters of Jesus Crucified
Francisco de Campos Barreto
U. S. Patent Office
Getsike
Aramenies
Lesses
Rees
Spirit
Padre Pio
Our Lady's
Pea
Andrew the Apostle
John Barry
Savannah
John England
St. Andrew’s
Jus Re
Ter
Ignatio Persico
Ameal
India
Rome
Patrick Lynch
Jefferson Davis
Holy See
Persico
Lynch
Aeee Creek
Joseph Busch
Joaest
Peter W. Bartholome
Bishop Joseph F. Busch
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