Supreme Court Upheld Free Religion Exemption in Public Schools
The court rejects claims of coercion and establishment in free exercise cases, finding public schools neutral toward religious instruction and not enabling establishment. It endorses adjusting school schedules to accommodate religious needs while preserving separation of Church and State.
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Ous
New York
Ancannte Everson
Board of Education
McCollum
McCollum v. Board of Educations
Supra
Board Ofducation
Pope Calls Global Prayer for Persecuted Missions and Vocations
The Holy Father Pius XII urged Catholics to pray for persecuted missions in China and other Far Eastern nations and to support a world wide crusade for more missionary vocations. He cited the Little Flower as an exemplar and praised the Pontifical Society of St Peter the Apostle for Native Clergy and the Missionary Union for the Clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Holy Father
Pius XII
China
E Society
Pa of the Faith
Rome
Pontifical Society of St. Peter the Apostle
The
Missionary Union
Church of St. Louis
Archishop Celso Costantini
Sacred Congregation For the Propagation of the Faith
Rene Cantanelle
Leo Nigris
Aurelio Signora
Felice Beretgs
Ncwc Radio and Wire
Mass in Soap Lake Marks Columbia Basin Water Project
Bishop D White of Spokane will celebrate a solemn Pontifical Mass May 30 at Soap Lake as part of ceremonies for delivering water from the Columbia River to the large reclamation project. Bishop J P Dougherty of Yakima will preach, Holy Names College choir will sing, and bishops note future church plans in the Basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Oe D. White
Soap Lake
Columbia River
Joseph P. Dougherty
Yakima
Holy Names College
Columbia Basin
Dougherty
Ephrata
Burke
Coyle City
Wilson Creek
Moses Lake
Grant Country
Washington
Catholic Men See New Era Opening In TV Possibilities
The National Council of Catholic Men sees a new era for independent Catholic work in television after a federal order frees up 242 channels for educational use. The NCCM cites Rev. Edward J. Kammer estimates showing station costs from about 174 thousand to 742 thousand dollars annually depending on scale, with multiple studios and cameras. The FCC notes commercial stations still have a duty to provide educational programming, so Catholic groups may use commercial facilities if independent stations prove too costly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
National Council of Catholic Men
NCCM
Edward J. Kammer
C.M
de Paul University
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Cardinal Five Bishops To Be at Serra Meet
Milwaukee hosts the Serra International 10th annual convention May 15-17 with 350 representatives from 75 Serra clubs expected. Cardinal Stritch will speak at the closing banquet joined by five bishops and other participants in the vocation promoting event named after Father Junipero Serra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Serra
U.S
Serra International
Cardinal Stritch
Chi
Junipero Serra
California Missions
Picture Magazine Plans Publication in Autumn
Jubilee the first national Catholic magazine plans its inaugural fall 1952 issue in New York. It will be monthly and owned by subscribers with 50 000 charter members receiving class A stock. Edward Rice leads as managing editor covering events history liturgy arts and sciences family and theology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jubilee
Edward Rice
New York 14
Little America Parish in Capital of Germany Bonn
The United States officials in Bonn have a Catholic parish called Little America on the Rhine. It is directed by Monsignor Howard Smith, secretary to Archbishop Aloisius J. Muench, Apostolic Nuncio to Germany. About 200 parishioners attend mass in a German church.
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Bonn
America
Rhine
U. S
West German Republic
Howard Smith
Aloisius J. Muench
Germany
Two Bishops Installed in Separate Ceremonies
In Dallas and Buffalo, Bishop Thomas K. Gorman and Bishop Joseph A. Burke were installed as Coadjutor Bishop of Dallas and ninth Bishop of Buffalo. Gorman praised Bishop Lynch, leader of Dallas for 41 years, and received a Nevada gold ring from the Reno Diocesan Council before leaving.
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Dallas
Tex
Thomas K. Gorman
Reno
Nev
Joseph A. Burke
Buffalo
N. Y
Gorman
Joseph Patrick Lynch
America
Lynch
New Mexico
Archbec Emmet Lucey
San Antonio
Nevada
Diocesan Council of
Catholic Women
Virginia Valley
St. Joseph’s
J Ts Fe P. Lynch
Los Angeles Tidings
No Register
Ciece
NCWC
British Columbia Catholics Seek Integration of Separate Schools
British Columbia Catholics plan pre election rallies to push for integrating separate schools into the public system. They call for public boards to run former separate schools on a rental basis with free transport and materials while preserving religious character. The 82,000 Catholic voters vow to oppose any party seen as denying minority educational rights.
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Vancouver
B.C
British Columbia
British Columbia Catholic Education Association
Nanaimo
W. T. Straith
Cratic
Liberal Party
A. J. McDonald
Michae Hill
Victoria
Association
New Theology Magazine In Experimental Stage
St. Marys Kansas The Theology Digest magazine from St Mary College targets non professional theologians to connect with current thought. It has issued two experimental issues and hopes regular publication starts in 1953. May 1952 topics include The Theology of Preaching Are Miracles Possible and Divine Office as a Prayer.
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St. Marys
Kans
Theology Digest
St. Mary College
Notare
Ondoanguages
G. B. Guzzetti
Heimo Dolch
Bede Griffiths
U.S.B
Family Theater Award Honored Father Peyton Was Shown
Father Patrick Peyton founder and producer of the Family Theater radio series accepts the John Lester radio award from Irene Dunne. Lester called Family Theater radio's foremost drama for the current season, praising its moral tone wholesomeness and entertainment value. The program is released by Mutual. Mother's Day TV film The World's Greatest Mother, a half hour, debuts May 11 in Los Angeles announced by the Family Theater.
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Patrick Peyton
C.S.C
Family Theater
John Lester
Irene Dunne
Lester
Mutual Broadcasting System
Los Angeles
The
Iit
Ethel Barrymore
Gene Lockhart
Loretta Young
Father Peyton
Ann Blyth
Nan Merriman
Ann Jamison
U S Gifts Build Church For Armenians In Jordan
Cardinal Agagianian will dedicate a new Armenian Catholic church in Amman on Mother's Day May 11 funded by American Catholics. First Cardinal visit to Jordan since 1946 marks the ceremony, with the church built by the Catholic Near East West Association based in New York.
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U. S
Jordan
Amman
Cardinal Agagianian
Cilicia
Catholics of
Passionist Nuns Mark Centenary of Founding
Celebrations marked the 100th anniversary of the Passionist Sisters in Manchester. Founded by Fathers Gaudentius and Ignatius CP and Mother Mary Prout to aid factory girls, the order now runs 53 convents in Britain, Eire, Argentina, Chile, and the United States. The sisters focus on homes for workers, teaching, visiting the sick, and outreach to lapsed Catholics.
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London
Sisters of the Cross and Passion
Manchester
Gaudentius
Ignatius
C.P
Mary Prout
Britain
Eire
Argentina
Chile
United States
Wedding Invitations and Photo Services Ads
A collection of old classified items including wedding invitations with sample details from C. Gisler in Indianapolis, a photo finishing lab offering jumbo prints and panel art styles with specific pricing, and requests for sewing home business opportunities and watches or jewelry buyers. Also mentions Lowe's ads in St Louis and Cleveland address references.
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Lowe's
Holland Bidg
St. Louis 1
Dallas Coadjutor Takes Office
Cardinal Spellman and Archbishop officiated as Bishop Burke, a Buffalo native and Canisius College alumnus, was installed as coadjutor bishop. Burke warned secular educators threaten religious schools with violence and called secularism a growing danger to the United States. He was ordained in 1912 and served as chaplain in World War I before roles in Buffalo.
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Joseph A. Burke
Buffalo, N. Y
Francis Spellman
Auxili
Buffalo
Burke
John O’hara
Cardinal Spellman
Secul Sree
U.S
Cpsc
Wrens Canisius
Im -Royal University
Innsbruck
Austria
Buffaloes
NCWC
God Love You column urges sacrifices for Holy Father's Missions
A Catholic column promotes self offering and almsgiving for the Holy Father's Missions, citing donations, discarded goods, and missionary prayers. It notes a widow's bequest, a hotel doorman's charity, a mother in Canton defying a production law, and urges readers to respond with faith and sacrifice.
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India
Africa
Holy Father's Missions
World Mission
D. L
Canton
Chine
God Love You appeals for missions support and prayer
A column extols tithing to support Holy Father's Missions and praises aid from Uganda for catechists. It notes the Sacred Heart Orphanage in Nanking caring for abandoned babies, recounts dangers, urges readers to bless blessings with a sacrifice, and send gifts to Fulton Sheen or the diocesan director.
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Holy Father's Missions
Uganda
Africa
G. G
Sacred Heart
Nanking
Our Lord
Fulton J. Sheen
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
East 38Th Street
New York
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New Theology Magazine
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Indiana
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Chicago
Ill
Wilson's
St. Paul
Minn
North St. Paul
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105Th Street
Department M-5
Cleveland
Ohio
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Stillwater
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Military
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Aurora
T.O
Master of Novices
Sacred Heart Novitiate
Sargent Ra
N.B
Franciscan Sisters of the Sacred Heart
N. Broadway
Joliet
Tame Pigf Lane CO
Devt
Esmond, R. I
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You
Most Reverend
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Chir
Mission
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