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Newspaper

Catholic Telegraph Register

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1952

Page

9

Bishop Walsh 25th Jubilee Amid Shanghai Detention

The Most Rev. James E. Walsh, Maryknoll's first bishop, marks 25 years of consecration while confined in his Shanghai residence by Chinese Reds. Accused of running an anti-Communist center, he remains free within limits, with a past as a 1918 pioneer and former Superior General.

James Walsh REDS Maryknoll N. Y James E. Walsh Maryknoll Soety Shanghai Bishop Walsh Kingdom of Heaven Catholic Central Bureau Walsh Maryknollers Kongmoon South China Sandian Island St. Francis Xavier Hong Kong China Hong Konng

Arctic Institute Plans Sixth Summer Expedition by Sea and River

The Arctic Institute will sponsor a summer expedition led by Rev. Arthemne A. Dutilly and Fr. Ernest Lepage. The party sails to James Bay then up the Albany River to Attawapiskat, with two Indian guides and a 20 foot ice boat to study rapids and collect botanical data. A monthlong camp will include Mass at mission stations.

Seeeion Stdalteon Arthemne A. Dutilly Arctic Institute V. Ernest Lepage Archdiocesan Agriltural School Rimouski Gusta Seace James Bay Hudson Bay Bany River CWC

Jesuits Set Up Mission in Jamestown 1571

New York based Jesuit historian Father Curran notes early Jesuit activity in Jamestown Virginia dating to 1571, predating English settlement. He cites a Christian Indian guide who converted away from Christianity triggering conflict and massacre. Curran’s work traces origins from Maine to South Carolina and details early Catholic chaplains and congregations.

Jamestown New York Francis X. Rigs Father An Jesuits New York State New Jersey New York-Maryland Maine South Carolina Father Curran U.S. Navy Adam Marshall S.J Anthony Re John McElroy Philadelphia Farmers Curran Ireland Ngland NCWC

No Divorces Permitted By South African Savages

A Catholic university anthropologist reports on Bushmen life in South Africa noting insoluble marriage, a Supreme Being, and scarce witchcraft. The study from 1984-85 estimates about 10,500 Bushmen and Hottentots, with hunters and foragers, distinct from other Africans by skin and build. The narrative contrasts tribal myths as explanatory fables and observes limited agriculture or cattle keeping.

Crtanne Catholic University South Africa

Tailor’s Eye Measurement Fits New York Mayor’s Suit

Sicilian tailor Filippo Nativo in Florence reports he measured the New York Mayor Impellitteri by sight last year. He made a suit that was sent to the mayor and fits perfectly.

Florence Italy Impellitteri New York Filippo Nativo

Westminster Abbey History and Royal Chapels Featured

A historical sketch traces Westminster Abbey from the coronation era of 1161 through Henry VII’s rebuilding and the later nave expansion in the 14th and 15th centuries. It notes Henry VII’s chapel with its fan vaulting completed around 1519 and the abbey’s Benedictine origin and dissolution in 1520.

Harold Edward Henry VII Henry

Message From Assunta Goretti On Obedience To Mothers

The 86-year-old mother of St. Maria Goretti, a 20th century virgin martyr, expresses that obedience and respect are the greatest gifts children can give their mothers. She sent a greeting to American mothers through the reporter who conducted an exclusive interview. Sienora Garettina:

Josefpa J. Sunova Corinaldo Italy St. Maria Goretti Assunta Goretti Sienora Garettina Signora Goretti Maria Assunta Evamma Assunta O Goretti Naples

Ex-Minister to Be Ordained Priest May 22

A former Episcopal minister turned Anglo-Catholic will be ordained at St. Thomas seminary chapel on May 22. Gordon Butler Wadhams, 40, born Goshen Connecticut, studied at Yale and General Theological Seminary, and served in New York before his 1949 Catholic conversion. He will celebrate his First Solemn Mass May 25 at St. Anthony's Church, Litchfield Connecticut.

Seythe Monas Regina Laudis Bethlehem Conn Dom Damasus Nzen S.B St. Mary’s Seminary Baltimore Father Wadhams Goshen Noa S. Wadhams Yale Medical School West Hampton Beach L. L Deacon Wadhams Phillips Andover Academy Andover Mass Church of the Resurrection General Theological Seminary St. Anthony’s Church Litchfield

Most Rev Thomas Gorman Installed In Dallas Diocese

The ceremony at Sacred Heart Cathedral installed Most Rev Thomas Kiely Gorman as coadjutor bishop with full episcopal rights. Revered figures including Archbishop Robert Emmet Lucey presided as Dallas’s vast diocese, once led by Bishop Lynch, was highlighted for growth and milestones such as 137 churches, 70 schools, 11 hospitals, and 171 priests.

Thomas K. Gorman Texas Lynch Dallas Tex Thomas Kiely Gorman Reno Nev Augustind Danglmayr America Danglmayr Joseph Patrick Lynch Gorman Cathedral of Sacred Heart Rhasus Dak Orac Bisgimayr el Paso Amarillo Austin Archdiocese of Chicago Robert Emmet Lucey San Antonio

Knights Ad Inquiries Top One Million Inquiries

Knights of Columbus progress report shows total inquiries reaching 1,015,360 as of May 1 1952 with 90,590 enrolled in religious instruction. The ad program covers the U S Canada and other regions. New York leads U S inquiries, Ontario leads Canadian figures with 62,247 inquiries total and 6,387 under instruction.

St. Louis Knights of Columbus Tost U S Anada Africa West Indies Korea Hungary India Russia U. S New York California Canada Ontario

Catholic Encyclopedia II Supplement Published by Gilmary

The third section of the loose leaf illustrated supplement II of the Catholic Encyclopedia has been published by the Gilmary Society. It features articles by authors from fourteen countries adding broad international scope.

Catholic Encyclopedia New York Gilmary Society

Texas Bishop Aided Woman To Get Papal Permission For Eucharistic Congress

Texas Bishop Dubuis aided Miss Mary Tamisier in securing Pope Leo XIII approval for the International Eucharistic Congress movement. He convinced her to prepare a memorandum and presented it to the pope, who blessed the project and granted broad support.

Washim Barcelona Spain Siphon Dubuis Mary Tamisier Leo XIII Tamisier Tours France Bishop Dubuis Texas Lille Vernaison Iche Coutouvre Loire Lyon Galveston

Solemn Mass Honors Golden Jubilee Priest

The Very Rev. Joseph Chvatal celebrated Solemn Mass marking fifty years as a priest. In the sanctuary stood men who served his first year 50 years ago: Joseph Frank Benda Aloysius Steer and John Liska.

Joseph Chvatal O.S.B Joseph Frank Benda Aloysius Steer John Liska

France Making Record For Practical Catholics

Montreal special reports that Daniel Rops cites France as entering a new era of religious development with more practicing Catholics relative to population than in Saint Louis IX’s era. He notes higher spirituality and cites the Center for Catholic Intellectuals conferences drawing 2 000 to 5 000 delegates.

Montreal St. Louis Daniel Rops Red France

Leper Ordained as Priest in Brazil Under Special Dispensation

In Rio de Janeiro a man once stricken with leprosy was granted permission to pursue sacred orders. Despite illness forcing him from the seminary, Cardinal Aime de Barros Camera intervened, enabling tonsure minor orders subdiaconate and diaconate. His health improved and Father Jose de Maria led his first Mass.

Rio Baa Ieee Fray Antonio

1400 Years of Endless Prayer Marked by Nuns

The Benedictine Abbey of Sainte-Croix de Poitiers in Central France celebrated 1400 years of uninterrupted prayer. The abbey’s origins trace to a princess born in 520 and died in 587, who fled after family tragedy and helped establish monastic life under Saint Radda and the Benedictine rule.

Paris Sainte-Croix de Poitiers Central France Ances Eee Ace Clotaire I Gaul Poitiers Clotaire St. Radda Et. Benedict

Priest’s carvings chosen for Indiana artists show

Rev Anthony Laney C C Notre Dame professor had three carvings selected for the 45th annual Indiana Artists exhibition in Indianapolis. Humbert Albrizio selected Lauck’s On Golgotha a six foot limestone panel of a monk and a small wood piece.

Up Dame Ind Anthony Laney C Notre Dame _ university Indiana Indianapolis Humbert Albrizio F Lauck Golgotha

Descendant of Luther Dies and Benedictine Pastor

The Rev. Aloysius Luther O S B 81 a Benedictine priest long attached to St Bene dines parish in Baltimore dies after 59 years in the order and 37 years as pastor He is said to be a lineal descendant of Martin Luther Born 1874 in Carrolltown Pa he studied at St Vincents and St Bede s College Peru Ill where ordained 54 years ago He served in the Benedictine order and led St Benedict s here since 1911 Masses were held at St Bene dicine s church in Baltimore officiated by Archbishop Keough.

Baltimo Aloysius Luther O.S.B Martin Luther St. Beneone Ae Church Fran Keough Father Luther Benedictines St. Kopes Arch Trabe St. Benedi 'S Carrolltown St. Vincent’s St. Bede’s College Peru

War Correspondent Becomes Priest in Salt Lake City Ceremonies

Former war correspondent and World War II survivor Father William H. McCoy Jr. was ordained at the Cathedral of the Madeleine. He will celebrate his First Solemn Mass on May 18 at Our Lady of Lourdes after a career that included time with the Japanese Times and United Press and authorship of Lir Bells Off Java.

Salt Lake City Cathedral of the Madeleine William H. McCoy Java Church of Our ‘Lady of Lourdes Father McDougall University of Portland Ore Uo Poe United Press Nghai Collier’s Reader’Digest Catholic Digest The England McWc Wire

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