Vatican Envoy Stand Draws Mixed Reactions in U S Debate
A Washington report surveys reactions to a potential Vatican envoy issue in the 1952 campaign. Eisenhower favors broad consensus before appointing any Vatican liaison while Stevenson opposes sending an ambassador, leaving room for a personal envoy. The Washington Religious Review notes Baptist support for Stevenson’s cautious stance, citing 16 000 Baptists validations.
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Slovaks Honored for Persecution History by Cardinal Spellman
Cardinal Spellman praised the Slovak people's 1000 year history of endurance in religious persecution during the 31st triennial convention of the First Catholic Slovak Union in New York. He cited their loyalty in the United States and called for prayers for those suffering for justice. Father Florian Billy, Schenectady parish pastor, heads the union.
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China Reds Expel Nun For Refusing Renunciation
Sister Marie Marceline of the Mary Sisters, who served in China over 15 years, was expelled by Chinese Reds after failed attempts to abandon her faith. Now pursuing a master’s at Duquesne University, she endured 15 months under house arrest and six months in prison, once confined with 1,000 others in a harsh cell beside religious leader Bishop Francis X. Ford. Her imprisonment involved repeated transfers on foot with all belongings.
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New York Orders Parochial School Transportation
Ossining New York. The State Department of Education orders the Briarcliff Board of Education to provide parochial transport for Mrs Gla sheen’s children to St Augustine's grade school and Mary Immaculate high school in Ossining. The board had refused at a recent hearing. the state requires funding by district tax.
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College Opens 16 Months After Shift From City
Manhattanville College of the Sacred Heart began functioning 16 months after its shift from New York City. Mother Eleanor O’Byrne led a task force converting an outmoded mansion and 250 acres into a campus for 400. The new buildings cost 9 million dollars, funded partly by 8.8 million from the city. Future projects include a chapel, armory, auditorium, and gymnasium.
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Archbishop Doi Flies to United States En Route to Rome
Archbishop Peter Tat su Doi of Tokyo flew from Tokyo to Seattle on Sunday October 5 on his first visit to the United States and his first trip to Rome since becoming head of the Tokyo archdiocese in 1938. He is accompanied by his secretary Rev Lawrence B Nagae. Before leaving America for Rome in November he will visit other U S cities and Montreal Quebec. From Rome he will go to Ireland to visit the St Columba Foreign Mission mother house in Navan.
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Reader voices anger over Protestant intolerance overseas
A letter to the editor condemns anti Catholic charges in education and abroad. It cites Spain Argentina Colombia and Italy, notes legal limits on Protestant proselytism, and urges respect for religious freedom while warning against mixing state and church in the United States.
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Italy Affirms Freedom of Worship Under Regulation
Rome shows Italy’s post war constitution guarantees religious liberty with controls to protect public order. Non Catholic groups may worship with authorization and demonstrate need and means. Acheson says U S. notes complaints but finds no widespread trouble among well behaved sects in Italy.
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Seven Pillars for Labor Peace from Bishop Haas
Portland church address outlines seven pillars for industrial peace including private enterprise with controls and shared gains, worker management cooperation, fair wages with social security, and a tripartite industry council system. U S Economic Stabilizer Putnam warns action requires Christians to act.
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La Salle inaugurates M A in Religion program
La Salle College Philadelphia opens a full time Master of Arts in Religion through a new Institute of Religious Studies. It is the first M A program of its kind at a Christian Brothers college.
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Scholar on Holy Shroud Dies in Red-Held Prague
Czech scientist Dr. R. W. Hynek, noted Shroud Turin scholar and convert, died in Prague. He published a long series of Holy Shroud studies translated into 16 languages and was slated to speak at the 1950 International Congress in Rome and Turin but could not attend.
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Pastor Teddies Faith To 94 Through Mails
A correspondence course in the Sioux Falls diocese enrolled 94 adults, 17 of whom are non Catholics. The program is led by Rev. Francis Dillon, administrator of both parishes Gettys and Agar Onida. A similar course is planned next year for area students in non Catholic colleges or other institutions.
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Forester benefits and family life aims in Catholic order
Trustee of Methuen speaks on Forester benefits in five New Jersey states representing COF. The divine ordinance emphasizes family duties, home love, and protection via low cost life insurance for Catholic men and their families, aligning with the order's mission to aid households.
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