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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1952
Page
10
A Merrimackelas Sociology club initiative in Andover Massachusetts creates a $2,000 fund to sponsor a state ward for college education, addressing Massachusetts law that provides no schooling beyond high school for wards.
The St. Joseph's Young Priests' society increased membership by 8,000 in the past year to 68,000, aiding students for the priesthood. In Kigoma Tanganyika an earthquake destroyed three mission churches two schools a parish church and an office building. The White Fathers relocated to native huts and tents. Archbishop Roger Beausart auxiliary of Paris diocese died February 29 at age 78.
A price list header for photo prints and mailers from a Chicago department store. Items include jumbo prints 40c to 60c and 16-15e, 135-20ex, T5e 8-30c, with mailers and price lists. Address printed as 1476 N7 Broadway and department store tag Photo- 5523 Dept. B.
New York reports Bishop Fulton J. Sheen's Life Is Worth Living on Dumont is praised as spellbinding. The half hour program attracts thousands of letters and rivals gimmick driven shows with its simple studio setting and dignified delivery. Milton Berle concedes Sheen drew the Nielsen drop.
National shrine project in Camp Savio West Milford New Jersey honors Blessed Dominic Savio. Donald Leach leads design and fundraising with 3000 club members aiming for a 7000 dollar cost. Mass in Paterson marks March 9 feast with Father Ernest Giovannini presiding.
The Blue Army apostolate gains momentum in Germany led by Father A J Fuchs CP now in the Saarland. At Weibelskirchen Fatima shrine the town of 10 000 Catholics Protestants and Communists heard Fuchs call for Fatima messages to convert Russia and the town voted 3 000 000 francs to expand the shrine. The Blue Army congress with headquarters at Ave Maria Institute will meet at Fatima Aug 20 22 with leaders from around the world including representatives from behind the Iron Curtain.
Five Sullivan brothers who died when the U S S Juneau sank in 1942 are honored with a Lewis ham hospital memorial in Sydney Australia. The rota frame bed memorial was set up by the Sullivan family with funds raised by a local committee inviting Sullivans in New South Wales to contribute. The five brothers were from Waterloo Iowa and attended St Mary’s parochial school.
Brazilian bishops call for a nationwide catechetical campaign and lay participation to combat religious ignorance. They urge a constitutional framework rooted in Gospel principles, protecting rights, family, education, private property, unions, plural politics, and religious instruction.
A bust of Commodore John Barry called the father of the U S Navy was presented to the Naval Academy by the Commodore Barry Committee. Irish Ambassador John J Hearne unveiled it. Barry, born 1745 in Tacumshawe Ireland, commanded the Lexington and helped found the navy.
Eighteen converts were received into the Church in Jacksonville North Carolina following a street preaching tour by Rev. Dr. John A. O'Brien of the University of Notre Dame. He spent a month last summer preaching in the Infant of Prague parish mission area.
Osservatore Romano dismisses Italy reports of a potential merger between the Knights of Malta and the Knights of the Holy Sepulchre. The Vatican paper calls such talk unlikely and reverent, while noting it could foster distrust and misrepresent the Order.
More than 65 speakers are scheduled to address the 49th annual National Catholic Educational Association convention in Kansas City Missouri April 15 to 18. Archbishop Ritter will open with a Solemn Pontifical Mass as Archbishop Keough preaches the opening sermon. The theme is Catholic Education and the American Community. Seminarian session features Rev Clarence McAuliffe on Paul Blanshard’s stance toward the Church and Catholic education.
Allied bombs at the Cathedral of St. Malo revealed relics identified as Jacques Cartier, the 16th century explorer who named the St. Lawrence River and opened parts of Canada. Cartier visited Canada in 1534 and 1541, linking to Quebec and Montreal futures. Anthropologist Rene Peidelievre confirmed the identification after research.
A Holy Name society of the 97th anti aircraft group on Okinawa formed under Rev. Dennis F. Murphy S A. The group includes 35 officers and enlisted men and aims to support Catholic missions on Okinawa.
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