Nuns to Attend Religious Congress Called by Holy See
Notre Dame Ind The first National Congress Religious of the U S here Aug 10 14 will draw more than 1 000 delegates from women’s communities nationwide. Priests religious and nuns will participate. Archbishop Amleto Giovanni Tognani Apostolic Delegate will deliver the inaugural address at a solemn Pontifical Mass. Monsignor Arcadio Larraona will preside at the solemn edict. Reservations through Mother M Rose Elizabeth St Marys College Dame Ind and Father Connell executive chairman for men religious will handle arrangements. European authorities on religious life will address the congress with topics on vows poverty religious life and vocations for foreign missions.
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Notre Dame
Ind
National Congress
U.S
Congress Ns
Pius XII
Amleto Giovanni ‘Ognani
John F. O’hara
C.S.C
Ladelphia
Arcadio Larraona
Sacredtion of
Reous
Notre Dame U
Dominican Sisters
Sisters For Congress
Rose Elizabeth
Sisters of Holy Cross
M. Rosebeth
St. Mary’s College
Re Dame
Congress
Francis J. Connell
C.ss.r
Catholic University of America
Washington, D.C
Father Connell
National Committee For Men
Edward L. Heston
Congregation of Holy Cross
Rome
NCWC
Amleto G. Cicoani
St. Josaphat
Constantine Bohachevsky
Philadelphia
Nicholas Babak
Joseph Batza
Joseph Shmonchuk
Dimiter Gresko
Cicognani
Pius X
Vatican
Jerusalem
Constantinople
Oriental Rites
Apostolic Delegate
East
Holy Father
Salary Plan at John Carroll University Sets Precedent
John Carroll University adopts a 12 month salary plan for lay faculty with full year pay, higher basic brackets, and a three month fully paid sabbatical every third year. A $25 000 grant supports the plan while hospitalization, pensions, and a year end endowment are cited as stabilizing steps. Tuition remains unchanged.
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John Carroll Versity
Carroll McUnmen
Liberal Arti Leges
Frederick E. Isle
S.J
Carroll Presidentiversity
Welfle
School of Re
Medical students lead in national exam scorers
Seven students from leading medical schools rank among the 10 highest scores in a national board examination taken by 222. The top cohort includes six from Columbia, one from Georgetown, and one each from St. Louis Loyola and Northern universities.
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Kington
National Board
U.S
Georgetown University
Columbia
St. Louis
Loyola
Northern
Knights Report On Reaction to Ads About Faith
A Springfield man studying Protestant ministry writes to Knights of Columbus officials, praising Catholic advertising as informative and less one sided. Texas and Maryland readers, a University of Arkansas Newman club, a Montreal believer, and a Lewisburg prison chaplain all report converts or strong interest sparked by the K of C materials. The program is described as broadening faith and guiding non Catholics toward Catholicism.
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New Haven
Conn
Springfield
Knights of Columbus
Ohio
K. of C
Texas
Indian Head
Newman Club
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville
Montreal
Quebec
Hell
Charles F. Hart
Non Reds Triumphs in Italian Municipal Elections
Rome turnout reached about 86 percent as the Christian Democrats led with 2 865 306 votes while Center bloc controls 52 of 80 seats in Rome City Council. Communist Socialist Leftist bloc tallies 1 814 000. Neo Fascist Monarchist group 206 000. Liberals 6. Independents 1. Nationwide results show Center bloc around 40 percent and Rightist gains.
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Josefy J. Sullivan
Rome
Christianocrats
Center Bloc
Christian Democrats
MSI
Pel Socialia Epu A Bseee
Fhe Ay
Apleson
Foggia
Oumekine
Italian Social Movement
Irali
Italy
Ncwc Radio and Wire
Rebukes Judge Over Sacrament Confession Restriction
Ottawa Archbishop Alexander Vachon condemns Justice Francois Caron for restricting access to the sacrament of penance during a recess. Caron required jurors and the confessor to swear not to discuss the case, a condition the archbishop called improper.
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Peetishop
Ottawa
Ont
Archishop Alexander Vachon
Otwa
Jancois Caron
Hull
Quebec
Ottawa River
NCWC
Italy marks sixth anniversary of the republic
Italians at home and abroad celebrated the sixth anniversary of the Italian Republic on June 2, 1946. Vatican views were once accused of opposing the republic, as Catholics recalled past fears of Fascism.
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Rome
Episcopalian priest joins Catholic Church in Buffalo
Rev. Mr. G. A. Cleveland Shrigley of Buffalo recently entered the Catholic Church at St. Joseph's New Cathedral. An ordained Episcopalian priest 15 years ago and a noted writer and editor, he said he felt he was returning home, noting a belief that his ancestors made a mistake four centuries ago.
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Buffalo
N. Y
G. A. Cleveland Shrigley
St. Joseph’s New
The
Unione
Echo
W. Robert Burns
S.J
Canisius
School
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George W. Wanamaker
Erie
William T.eee
Denis Daley
Ie. Shrigley
Shrigley
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New York City
Episcopal
Harlem
England
Canada
New England
Grover Cleveland
Theodore Danesvelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sherford B. Hayes
Sara Delano Roosevelt
Benjamin Harrison
Endicott
Peabody of
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World League of Endless Re For Peace and Justice, Inc
St. ’S College
Bard Collar
Pottsto Pa
Time Magazine
Kent School
Kent
Conn
Episcopal Order of the Holy Cross
Riverdale Country
Columbia University
Cambridge University
Neurological
Archbishop Cicognani Praises Eastern Rite Variety
Washington special reports Archbishop Cicognani at a Byzantine seminary blessing. The apostolic delegate speaks on the papal love of the Eastern Catholic rites, stressing the church’s pride in diversity and reluctance to permit Catholics to switch rites without serious, cogent reasons.
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Cicognani
Apostolic
Washington
Rmit
St Anthony the hammer of heretics and Eastern Rite unity
A historical piece notes St Anthony of Padua famed as a preacher who recovered lost items and died in 1231, with procession of church leaders including Archbishop Cicognani praising Eastern Rite unity. It also covers a Buffalo arresting case involving Mr Shrigley and his conditional baptism in the Orthodox Church, along with notes on ordination validity and church investigations.
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Anthony OF Padua
Lisbon
Canons Regular
Franciscan Friars Minor
Africa
Italy
St. Francis of Assisi
Padua
Basilica In
Santo
St. Anthony
Jesus
Leo Canavan
Eucharistic Congress Draws Global Delegation in Barcelona
The International Eucharistic Congress in Barcelona closes with over 500000 attendees at a Pentecost Mass in Plaza de Pio XII. Archbishop O'Hara presided at a Mass for more than 30000 women receiving communion assisted by 50 priests while 3000 priests, 12 Cardinals and archbishops attend. A second day Mass drew 200000 in the square. The event included aid to the poor with envelopes dropped in churches and widespread participation by dignitaries including Cardinal Mindszenty.
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O'Hara
Spain
John F. O’hara
Philadelphia
Plaza de Pio XII
Dinals
Poland
Monsignor
Joseph Zagon
Archduke Otto of
Hapsburg
Cardinal Mindszenty
Federico Tedeschini
Francis Spellman
New York
Enrique Play Y Leniel
Toledo
Bernard Griffin
Westminster
England
Joseph Frings
Cologne
Germany
Norman Gilroy
Sydney
Australia
Emile Clement Roques
Rennes
France
Pierre Gerlier
Lyons
Teodosio Clemente de Gouveia
Mozambique
Santiago de Barros Camara
Rio de Janeiro
Juan Gualberto Guevara
Lima
Peru
Antonio Caggiano
Rosario
Argentina
Generalissimo Franco
Gaetano Cicognani
Papal
United States
Tedeschini
Montserrat
Great Plaza
China
Cuba
Defense of Western Europe book reviewed by Middleton
The review discusses Drew Middleton’s Defense of Western Europe. It notes Middleton’s pessimistic view of a likely Russian attack around 1952 and outlines his analysis of European weak spots, military readiness, and political economic unity as a bulwark against communism.
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Drew Middleton
New Paper
Middletonoes
Germany
England
Italy
10000 Mark Is Passed In Diocese Convert Plan
Archbishop Molloy confirmed more than 700 adult converts at St. Gregory's in Brooklyn during the annual Confirmation rite. Since 1938 the Brooklyn Diocesan Apostolate has converted over 10,000 adults, with classes taught in over 50 centers across the diocese under Monsignor James J. McGowan. The diocese reported 2,777 converts in 1951.
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Brooklyn
Thomas E. Molloy
St. Gregory’s Church
Molloy
James J. McGowan
NCWC
Vatican Drops Gide Works From Index Of Forbidden Books
The Sacred Congregation of the Holy Office placed all Gide works on the Index on April 2. Osservatore Romano said Gide attacked Christ and faith, likening spiritual life to a cancer even in his wife. This marks a second such action in a week after Moravia’s books were added to the Index.
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Vatican City
Andre Gide
Sacred Congregation of the Holy Office
The
Holy Office
Osservatore Romano
Mary
Andre’Gide
Rome
Albert Moravia
Moravia
Italy
U.S
Strange Implications In Missouri Anti Nun Decision
An editorial critiques Circuit Judge Emmett J. Crouse for banning Catholic nuns as public school teachers in Franklin County Missouri. It argues the ruling violates church state separation, individual rights, and religious freedom while warning of a de facto religious test in schools and potential discrimination under the First and 19th Amendments.
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Paul H. Hattett
St. Joseph
Franklin County Schools
Emmett J. Crouse
Crouse
Missouri
Sisters of Notre Dame
Sisters of the Adoration of the Most Precious Blood
Ja Crouse
New Mexico
Franklin County
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