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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1953
Page
9
Richard Pattee argues that American Congress guards erode Anglo American ties and that Atlee’s policies deepen isolationism. He contends Americans accept abroad criticism with humor, implying reciprocal candor in international discourse.
Syracuse report says Bishop Walter A Foery proposed mediating with CIO affiliates to resolve an eight week strike at two General Electric plants. Several workers were injured in the dispute.
The talk at Loyola University of the South in New Orleans featured Rev Bernard Hubbard the Glacier Priest arguing Alaska would be bypassed for a Siberian air base and linking atheistic communism to global scourge. He warned of brainwashing mass murders and the Deluge as divine punishment for secularism.
Monsignor Thome Quinlan, Irish Columban missionary, wore a shamrock in a Korean camp. An American officer ripped off the emblem and questioned the purpose of honoring St Patrick. The priest explained its meaning, prompting reported friction with camp authorities.
A young Chinese priest educated in Rome and fluent in five languages has been assigned to work in the Chinese colony near Fresno. He is part of the Society of Disciples of the Lord founded by Cardinal Costantini. Relatives, including Archbishop J. Roy of Ormosa, are noted as Catholics and several cousins are priests or nuns.
The sixth regional conference of the Catholic Council for the Spanish speaking in the Southwest will gather in Albuquerque in July to mark ten years of efforts to extend church work among Catholics of Spanish and Mexican ancestry. Edwin V. Byrne of Santa Fe said the event reflects progress in the region, with delegates from ten states and sixteen dioceses expected. Rev. Paul Ehlinger will recapture the program's origins and Rev. John M. Hayes will speak at a clergy session on continuing the bishops’ Spanish speaking outreach.
Cardinal Celso Costantini releases a new sacred art volume noting the Church fosters native talent, details instructions and commentary, and Lithuanian-style mission country focus. The work responds to last year’s Sacred Congregation on the Holy Office issue, affirming art as a divine endowment.
Washington survey finds civil rights enactment in the current Congress doubtful. The Sansique survey by Margaret Garrity of the Catholic Conference on Industrial Problems notes no civil rights measure in the administration agenda, though bills on fair employment and related topics are discussed.
Cardinal Spellman urged Catholics in New York arcdiocese to write relatives in Italy urging them to vote against the Reds in the June 7 election. He called the Italian vote a litmus test for Europe and said Italians should back candidates sworn to uphold Christian democracy. Thousands sent air mail letters amid warnings about Communism and the vote’s Western-world significance.
Interior Minister leads drive to remove alleged Communist influence from government amid accusations of propaganda. President Jacobo Arbenz Guzmán defends regime, calling such claims malicious propaganda.
In La Crosse Wisconsin Monsignor Peter Pape 87 is estimated to have celebrated about 25000 Masses during his 63 years in priesthood. He served as pastor of St Anne before resigning and plans to renew at Holy Cross Seminary.
Two U S Senators introduce a bill urging immediate accord of Irish national self rule in Dublin to end division. Bernard MacGillan, Ulster Irish Line Legion co founder and president, authors the latest measure, following a similar proposal by Dirksen in prior sessions.
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