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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1952
Page
8
News of television growth reports 63 TV stations are carrying the weekly Christopher program reaching an audience projected at seven million. The spread reflects rising interest in televised content and the expanding reach of early TV networks.
Presentation of Our Lady features What One Person Can Do with Father James Keller guiding real life anecdotes of individual impact. Films cost 3500 weekly, funded by donations. 52 shorts planned yearly. Guests include Fred Allen Anita Colby Bob Considine Igor Gorin and more with many stars previously appearing.
Catholic leaders in the United States warn the nation must accept a leadership role amid global crises. Archbishop Keough and NCWC officials urge sustained international solidarity and action through UN cooperation, honoring papal peace aims while aiding mission areas such as the Philippines and Yugoslavia. The NCWC report highlights human rights concerns in Yugoslavia and praise for U.S. Catholic press coverage of religious persecution in Red China and elsewhere.
A New York dispatch from Belfast reports the British Association on science discussing virgin births. Dr. Alexander D. Peacock argues science will not achieve human virgin births. parthenogenesis occurs mainly in invertebrates and plants, with no solid evidence in humans.
In the year ending June 30, 1952, 7,292 adult Koreans converted to Catholicism in six mission territories in South Korea, led by Taegu vicariate with 5,529 conversions. Infant baptisms reached 3,667 and 4,710 baptisms occurred at death. Total baptisms reported: 15,669 in two thirds of South Korea. Protestant and Catholic chaplains will join all major units of South Korea's air force, with 44,830 soldiers reported converted since 1951.
The piece recalls Dwight D. Eisenhower as a football coach at a St Louis college now part of St Marys University during 1916 and notes his 1915 West Point graduation. It also mentions Vatican Radio predicting world rejoicing and a Holy Father message of blessings to Eisenhower after his election.
Californians backed tax exemptions for parochial and other nonprofit schools by an estimated 75 000 with more ballots to be counted. Prop 3 passed statewide as Catholic and other religious leaders advocated the measure, while opponents faced scrutiny over funding sources and regional totals in Los Angeles San Francisco and other counties.
Francois Mauriac, 1952 Nobel prize for literature recipient, is a French Catholic novelist whose works have been translated for U. S. readers. Born 1885 in Bordeaux, he wrote for the Resistance and remains a noted critic of communism. his novels explore faith and grace and include The Loved and the Unloved among English editions.
Belgian priests Fathers Albert Gutsens John Kerkhoff and Joseph Lindmans report that Catholic Chinese in the Archdiocese of Suiyuan endure torture and jail. Despite nine men being chained in Big Tiger prison they continue to aid prisoners teach catechesis and administer baptism of desire to dying inmates.
Quebec maintains a dual school system with equal tax treatment. Catholics and Protestants run separate boards and receive government grants. Prime Minister Duplessis and opposition leader Marler praise the plan as a model for minority treatment across Canada.
Kazushiro Narita former charge d'affaires at the Japanese Embassy in Ottawa was received into the Church before his departure for Japan. He took First Communion and was confirmed by Archbishop Antoniutti at the Dominican Monastery Church with sponsors Edmond Cloutier and Mrs Cloutier. Narita now holds ministerial status from Japan and awaits a new diplomatic post.
Research by Dr. Howard M. Jacobs and Dr. George S. George of Loyola Stritch School of Medicine reports babies fed a meat enriched diet show a 40 percent lower illness rate and greater vitality. The study, published in Pediatrics, covers 303 infants at St Vincent's Infant and Maternity Hospital in Chicago.
An Army lieutenant with the 17th Infantry Regiment in Korea, praised by his chaplain Rev. James F. Madden, credits the Knights of Columbus correspondence course for converts with his conversion. A London Methodist minister argued the Catholic Church uniquely appeals to reason, not fear, in attracting converts.
J Howard McGrath former U S Attorney General and former Rhode Island Governor has started a private law practice in Washington with Russell Morton Brown of Providence R I as partner.
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