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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1953
Page
13
Dr Luis Palafox, professor at National University of Mexico, defended the Catholic Church's appreciation of worthwhile art in a speech at the opening of an art school exhibition in Mexico City. He argued the Church values enduring artistic merit across eras.
Dr. Erich Stange says most YMCA leaders in East Germany have been imprisoned or expelled. He heads the YMCA in Germany. The report outlines ongoing suppression of youth service leadership in Kassel area.
Four to day wordy fragment describes learning to sing with the famed Trapp Family Singers. Mentions Camp Mies C. R. Trapp in Vermont and a mass in Massachusetts with Rageste 13. maton. Likely advertising a choral singing program with the family group.
Quito authorities ban street preaching following violent incidents tied to Protestant evangelists. Catholic leaders protest, referencing Constitution guarantees while detailing organizing efforts by Catholic university students and religious groups to counter Protestant activities. Local tensions rise as clergy and laity call for restraint and unity.
A preacher contrasts earthly proofs of generosity with Vatican ethics, arguing true charity spans the globe. He frames missions as essential, not optional, asserting Jesus Christ made the human family universal and urging aid beyond personal surplus to avoid cosmic birth control.
The speaker argues that children come from a loving marriage and that parents should not dictate family size. Love leads to increase and wealth should not determine a nation’s openness to foreigners or the buildup of social aids and hospital networks.
A parish appeal urges Catholic families to support the Mission field with personal sacrifices. Notes gifts from readers of all ages, requests World Mission Rosaries blessed by Fulton J. Sheen, and provides mailing details for sending offerings to the Society for the Propagation of the Faith.
The Australian government reversed a ruling, declaring Archbishop Howard West Kilvinton Mowll the senior prelate at federal functions. Cardinal Norman Thomas Gilroy, created in 1946, had previously been accorded precedence. The cabinet cited the Anglican Primate of All Australia as the national church leader.
The Queen Mother-in-law Alice Elizabeth, head of the Greek Orthodox Sisterhood of Mary and Martha, traveled from Neon Herakleion to Westminster Abbey for Queen Elizabeth II's coronation. She wore lay attire and has long stood as a charitable figure ministering to the poor and orphans. Her family ties include Prince Philip's mother and connections to Greek royalty, with a brother Adm. Earl Mountbatten and sister Queen Louise of Sweden.
Seoul Korea Father Capt Michael J Finneran from Mobile Ala met five Negro converts from his home state They became interested in the Church after seeing the work for their race in St Jude Ala by the late Father Harold Purcell
Classified items include Camp St Malo notices and job ads. Camp details list ages and charges for a Colorado Rockies area program with contact Rev Richard at 1501 Pennsylvania Street Denver. Other ads seek office workers male and female typists and agents for part time opportunities. Also offers laundry service and jewelry sales with wholesale options and stamp listings from multiple vendors.
Fifty three Catholic agencies in New York announce resignation from the Welfare and Health Council of New York City effective July 1 in protest of its acceptance of Planned Parenthood’s mothers health committee as a council member. They will form a new Community Relations group to liaise with Catholic Charities and continue cooperating with responsible agencies. Carl M Loeb Jr named president of the council board.
The National Council of Catholic Men will testify before a House subcommittee on obscene material during hearings set for June 16-17. The bill by Representative Edward H. Rees of Kansas would empower the Postmaster General to seize fraudulent or obscene mail immediately, closing a loophole that current law leaves time for offenders to flee with profits.
General Collins a prominent Catholic and Laetare Medal winner from Notre Dame is named to succeed Gen Omar N Bradley as representative of the U S Joint Chiefs of Staff on the NATO Military Committee. He will take effect Aug 15 after completing his term as Army Chief of Staff. President Eisenhower approved the move via Secretary of Defense Charles E Wilson to ensure stronger U S representation in NATO.
Vatican Radio conducts a week of prayers for a favorable Italian election outcome on June 7. Premier Alcide De Gasperi’s Christian Democrats face uncertain support from other center parties and a potential split in the south. Voter behavior is shaped by economic and political tensions amid a complex new election law.
Catholics in Indochina total more than 1,600,000 at year end 1952 with 120,000 in Cambodia’s Associated States, 10,000 in Laos, and 1,490,000 in Vietnam. Catholics represent six percent of the population, the highest share in continental Asia.
Springfield Massachusetts notes mark the centenary of Ven Gaspar Bertoni founder of the Stigmatine Fathers. The article traces Bertoni birth in Verona in 1777 and his drive to aid homeless youths through a priestly society. It mentions the movement's growth, his bed confining illness, and two women aiding in religious foundations.
The Catholic Press Association reports subscriptions to Catholic newspapers and magazines in the United States and Canada total 19,798,262, an increase of over 2.6 million in the last year. The CBC study lists 44.3 million Catholics reached, with weekly and weekly-run editions, regional dailies, and diocesan papers led by titles in Chicago Milwaukee Detroit and St. Louis, while nonpaid magazines like Novena Notes and Boys Town Times show strong audiences.
Augustinians reclaim Suffolk England priory once the mother house of many English foundations. Mrs de Fonblanque of Great Yeldham transferred it back after inheriting from Lady May. Remaining church, cloisters, and infirmary to become chapel. News from Father Thomas F. Roland, O.S.A., at St Thomas of Villanova, Pennsylvania.
Rev Walter E Johnston of Maryknoll New York is among this year’s ordination class. He will be ordained June 13 and depart for Hawaiian Island missions in July after a long dream to become a missionary.
The Angelus is recited each evening over Radio Tupi and other stations. It began through the Federation of Catholic Families with priests and laymen alternating in saying the prayers.
Upon recommendation by John Chang former Korean Ambassador the United States Georgian Court college awarded its first Korean scholarship to Bevo editor of a Catholic daily newspaper. The Sisters of Mercy grant a full scholarship for one year at their academy in North Rainfield and four years at Georgian Court college.
Archbishop Richard J. Cushing was awarded an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters at Newton College of the Sacred Heart's fourth annual commencement. Thirty nine graduates from four countries earned degrees, aided by the archbishop who helped found the college seven years ago with the Religious of the Sacred Heart.
A stone from Nidargs Cathedral in Trondheim will serve as the cornerstone for the Roe Memorial chapel of St. Olaf ae Prinacelies Lutheran in Northfield Minnesota in ceremonies on June 7. The Nidargs Cathedral is linked to Norway’s kings and the national patron St. Olaf who introduced Catholicity to Norway.
Vietnamese Vietminh forces close Phuc Son abbey and expel Trappist monks. Several monks arrested as red crackdown targets religious site in Saigon.
Catholic convention in Berlin to run June 27 through 29 with Mass at the climax on the Feast of Sts Peter and Paul. Bishop Wilhelm Weskam to celebrate. Diocesan area mostly outside three western sectors under Allied administration amid the communist regime.
At the annual meeting of the Catholic Social Workers Guild the Thomist League advocated emergency legislation presented to President Eisenhower. The plan would allow 240,000 refugees to enter the United States over the next two years as a positive step against Communism in European nations.
Forty four Louis university students received their commissions in the Air Force Reserve at the university. They had completed service as members of the Air Force unit there, marking a milestone for the campus program.
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