Montessori Letter Urges Training of Babes in Faith
London report on Dr Maria Montessori, Italy's first female physician, urging Catholic Montessori teachers to use children as aids in religious formation. The letter, written within 24 hours of her death in May 1952, argues that children unconsciously absorb divine powers and that environment and guardians shape faith. She asks educators to protect the energies of children and guide them with God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Montessori
John Dewey
London
Italy
Assumption Convent
Kensington
Montessori Society
Dr. Montessorri
Oerider
Hildren
Furmot
Former Swiss Guards Find New Life in Milwaukee
Two former Swiss Guards, Albert Hardegger and Paul Good, now live in Milwaukee and work for a local firm. Both served in the Vatican guard until 1951 after joining during the Holy Year. They’re natives of St. Gall in Switzerland and speak fondly of Pope Pius XII, recalling notable audiences with royalty and entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Albert Hardegger
Paul Good
Vatican
United States
Pius XII
Oonizabeth
Margaret Amon de Seren
Red Skelton
Father of 10 Receives Degree at La bag College Commencement
A man aged 37 and father of ten was awarded a Master of Science degree in industrial management at La bag college. His wife and entire family sat in a special box beside the stage as he completed five years of study for the degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Labag College
Atpervst School
German Cardinal von Faulhaber Fought Nazi Fanatics for Jews
Cardinal von Faulhaber denounced Nazi racial fanaticism and defended Jews, was stoned in Bavaria after an attack by a Interior Minister's mob, and later aided in postwar stabilization with the American Military Government. He served as archbishop of Munich and was a key defender of papal authority within German Catholics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Cambridge
Paris
Toledo
Spain
Strassburg University
Yer
Archaeon
Munich
Germany
Ardinal von Faulhaber
U. S
Ite House
Harding
Chicago
Uni
Ras
von ‘Ulhaber
Seven U S Bishops Held in Communist China Torture Claims
The article reports on seven American bishops in Red China, including Bishop Adolphie Paschang of Kongmoon who fled to Hong Kong. Paschang alleges torture during extortion demands by Communist authorities, recounting beatings, public humiliation, and a night in a temple. Five bishops are said imprisoned while two remain under surveillance in Shanghai and Wuchow respectively.
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Hong Kong
China
Adolphie Paschang
Kongmoon
Hong A
Macao
Upo
Maryinell
Paschang
Martinsburg
Munist Farmers’ Union
Sol- Tae
Knoll
Red China
Philip Cote
S.J
Isle of Eth
West Point
Ireland
Jeanie
St. Matthew's Passion
Target
Texas City
Korea
Icon
Rome
Whip Hand
Winningham
Wonder Boy
Yank Ip
Kex Bones
Lady Feendiend
Lydia Alley
Mayfair
Mob
Mr. Peek-a-Boo
Riley
Pat Ont Mike
Pictura
Red Mountain
Red River
Catholic Schools Grow Over 80 Percent in 50 Years in U S
Washington report by NCWC notes Catholic elementary enrollments rising from 1,537,644 to 2,857, and total Catholic school students surpassing 5 million in instruction. Growth headlines include 50 percent more elementary schools to 8,389 and a surge in college attendance, aided by more lay teachers and increased nuns.
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U.S
Washington, D. C
Ncwc Department of
Ulation
NCWC
Bia Donnelly
Kansas City
Kans. Aire
East Vil Ky
Walsh Penta Foe
N.J
John Fi
Pri
Ncwc Department of Education
One Avenue
N.W
Washington, D.C
Shanghai student joins Kappa Gamma Pi as second Chinese member
Dora Chung-Yuin Woo of Shanghai becomes the second Chinese convert in two years to gain Kappa Gamma Pi membership. A Cardinal Stritch College graduate, she comes from a large family with 10 brothers and four sisters, 13 siblings who have finished university, and seven with degrees abroad. Angela Yu Fu Shen, a prior Cardinal Stritch graduate, joined in 1951 and is now at the Catholic University of America in Washington, D C.
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Dora Chung-Yuin Woo
Shanghai
Kappa Gamma Pi
Catholic Women’s Colleges
Cardinal Stritch College
Milwaukee
Angela Yu Fu Shen
Miss Shen
Catholic University of America
Washington, D. C
Miss Woo
Graduates 68 from Jesuit Vocations Institute
The Institute for Delayed Vocations graduates 68 students including 319 veterans in six years. Of the 1952 class, candidates enter Trappists Jesuits Marists Passionists and other orders, with assignments to 28 dioceses including Albany Baltimore Boston Brooklyn and Chicago. The school trains mature aspirants in Latin and culture for priesthood.
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Boston
St. Philip Neri School
Jesuit School
Trappists Ht
Jesuits
Marists
Rt Fathers
Passionie
Glenmary
Holy Cross
Holy Ghost
Paul
Albany
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Burlington
Camden
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
el Paso
Fa River Or
Raida
Glaenehere
Hartford
Lansing
Ibnchester
Twewarek
Odensburg
Peoria
Philadelphia
Isburah
Providence
Richmond
Rock
Springfield
Worcester
China’s First Cardinal To Send Off Missioners
In Techny Illinois Holy Ghost chapel hosts a 3 p.m. ceremony presenting mission crosses to ten Divine Word Fathers recently assigned to overseas work. Cardinal Thomas Tien presides with Monsignor Joseph A Wagner of Chicago delivering the sermon. New missionaries include Fr. McGee to Baltdonesia Flores India Sambalpur Nagoya Cebu New Guinea and other posts.
Seeing Eye Dogs Attend Retreat With Blind Guides
Seeing eye dogs accompany their masters to the Brooklyn diocese annual retreat for the blind. In 1951 dogs were allowed into the Bishop Molloy retreat house in Jamaica Queens. Over 85 blind men and their guides are expected June 27 to 29.
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New York
Brooklyn
Bishop Molloy
Jamaica
Queens
Diplomat Hugh Gibson Named PICMME Director
Hugh Gibson a veteran U S diplomat with long experience in international affairs was chosen director of the Provisional Intergovernmental Committee for the Movement of Migrants from Europe at the third session of the 19 nation PICMME. He was elected unanimously as head, a Los Angeles native who began service in 1908 and has served as U S Minister to Poland Switzerland and Luxembourg and Ambassador to Belgium and Brazil. Gibson is noted as Catholic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Gibson
Picmme
Washington
U. S
Provisional Intergovernmental Committee For the Movement of Migrants From
Europe
VU. S
Los Angles
Gibson
U. Siplomatic Service
Latin America
Poland
Switzerland
Luxembourg
Belgium
Brazil
U S Jesuits Expelled From China Reach Hong Kong
Three American Jesuits Father James Thornton Monsignor Eugene Fahy and Father William Ryan arrived in Hong Kong after imprisonment in China by the Communists. Fahy recounted a four by eight foot cell and his refusal to confess Vatican control by the United States and a supposed American general directing Church policy.
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U. S
Hong Kong
China
James Thornton
San Francisco
Eugene E. Fahy
S.J
Yangchow
Kiangsu
William D. Ryan
New York
New York. the Priests Were Arrested Last July 31 After Monsignor Fahy
Monsignor Fahy
Vatican
Personal Contact Best Method To Bring Converts
Father John Coyne of the Catholic Missionary Society in Birmingham urges lay Catholics to evangelize through daily personal contacts with neighbors. He notes about 40 percent of Britain’s population never attends church and outlines the challenge of reaching non pewholders without clergy.
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Birmingham
England
John Coyne
Father Coyne
Catholic Missionary Society
Britain
INGWE
Newark Prelate Thomas J. Walsh Funeral Rites Held
Archbishop Thomas J. Walsh of Newark dies at 78 on June 6. His solemn requiem mass at St Patrick's Pro-Cathedral was attended by five archbishops, 30 bishops, and over 750 clergy with hundreds of municipal officials. The service featured remarks by Bishop Boland and interment followed at Sacred Heart Cathedral crypt.
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Newark
Archbis Aulste
Clova
Cleere Senenemis Atolic
United States
St. Patrick’s
Thomas J. Welsh
Bish
New Jersey
Walsh
Masses Archdiocese
Trenton
Thome
L 'Roland Paterson
SD Cacivis
Bebe Poe
Johnishop
Mark Gannon
Erie
Boland
St.asrick’s Pro-Cathedral
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Young Benedictine Abbot Named In Memphis Native
Abbot-elect Luibel of Memphis Tennessee becomes the country’s youngest Benedictine abbot. He led St Bernard's seminary as rector for six years after ordination in May 1944. He studied at Notre Dame and Alabama universities and will assume the abbacy with a fall Abbatial Benediction.
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Luibel
Memphis
Tenn
St. Bernard’s High School
St. Bernard’s Abbey
Notre Dame
Alabama
St. Bernard’s
Elmer J. Luibel
Photo Finishing and Sales Notices in One Page
An assortment of classified items including photo finishing services with jumbo prints and panel art styles, mailers and price lists from a Chicago address, plus various home and work ads. Opportunities for women in sewing and canvassing, at home hobbies, and stenographer positions advertised by agencies and companies nationwide.
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Photolab
Dept. 8
Chicago
Finland Bishop Sets Olympic Spiritual Plan for Athletes
Bishop William Cobben reports arrangements to meet athletes spirits at the Olympic Village. Father Veenker to liaise with the Olympic committee, Mass will be reserved, and the Blessed Sacrament will be available. The Catholic church in Helsinki will offer Mass times and a folder with locations for worship across the games.
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Helsinki
Finland
William Cobben
Father Veenker
Christ
Olympic Village
Bishop Cobben
Last Call for First Communion Offerings to Aid Orphans
A plea urges readers to donate ten dollars for First Communion outfits for homeless orphans, with prompts toward support for Sisters in Israel and a Struggle to fund a Monstrance and priest training in the Near East. It emphasizes monthly giving and saintly benevolence.
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Israel
Palestine
White Martyrdom and Damien Leper Fund Appeal
A foundling in Amman is kept alive by the Sisters of Nazareth with ongoing monthly support. The appeal asks for a dollar per month to aid lepers in Shertallay India and orphans in Dad Iraq, noting the costs exceed 500 dollars monthly and urging contributions to build a Near East chapel.
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Chrysostoms
God’s Providence
Foundling Hospital
Amman
Jordan
Sisters of Nazareth
Kingdom of Heaven
Orphan’s Bread
Shertallay
India
Dad
Iraq
Near East
Adorn His House with a Near East Chapel Aid
An OCR fragment mentions items for donation including a chalice and ciborium priced at 40 dollars each and a sanctuary lamp for 15 dollars. It references aiding a near East chapel in Palestine and portrays gifts as vessels for spiritual service.
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Pr Cp
BP Breyven
Near East Pel
Palestine
AL Lie
Near East
Moving Picture Listing of Objectionable and Unrated Titles
A catalog of film titles labeled unobjectionable for adults and a separate list of films deemed objectionable or restricted. The notice enumerates numerous foreign and American titles spanning drama crime romance and adventure, indicating classification or viewing guidance for each.
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Babes
Dean
Georgetown University
Gloria L. Faretta
Concord
N. Ann
Howard
Rumford
Marie C. Kernan
Summit
N. A
Valeria Nright
U S
Rev. Tuomas J. Bauer
M.M
In Honor
Saint Christopher Wallet
Institute For
Leonardo da Vinci
Goodyear
Eumeneay
Masterart Company
Civic Opera Building
Illinois
Wwe Zone
Bana
San
Boulevard
Los Angeles
Tia
North St. Paul
Minn
Wilson's
Gulden
St, St, Minn
Aie
Murray Ave
Anderson, S. . C
H. T. Co
Western Catholic Welfare Agency
Dept. Eo
P.O
Denver
Colo
Bihon
Sinki
Puistokatu 1
Apostleship of the Sea
L. J Jamar
Our Lady of Fatima
Sisters of the Tate and the Apes
God’s Want
Monsignor Kirk
Holy Father's
OP Ghattas
Thebes
Egypt
House of God
Chapel of the Sacred Heart
Lexington Ave
46Th St
New York 17
Motion Pictures
Captain Angel
Assassin For Hire Oy
Tabarin
R of Gold
Carrie
Casa Manana
Chain of Circumstances
Reades
Pits-Palu
Ndit
The
Flanders
Verona
Manon
Marie Ake Merry
Miss Julie
Amelial
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