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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1953
Page
9
The Los Angeles Daily blasts U S policy toward Tito as weak and calls it propaganda in an editorial titled No Good Communists. The piece criticizes the administration for yielding to communist pressures and laments perceived diplomatic ineptitude.
A garbled collection of classifieds with help wanted ads religious items stamps coins and merchandise for sale. It lists Help Wanted posts from a Catholic audience and postal address in Seattle Washington as well as requests for rosaries repairs religious items and donations to church missions. Also includes stamps coins old gold and jewelry valuation and a misfit ad for a Venetian Blind Laundry business opportunity and Vatican merchandise catalogs.
Bishop James F. Kearney led a Pontifical Requiem Mass for Thomas J. Walsh 54 past national commander of the Catholic War Veterans at St Francis Xavier Church in the Bronx Cardinal Spellman and Bishop Walter E Kellenberg attended Walsh died suddenly of a heart attack Seven hundred mourners including CWV leaders filled the church Walsh served two terms as national commander and was a Knight of Columbus
Poles exiled from ten countries including the United States met in Assisi Italy to mark the seven hundredth anniversary of St. Stanislaus bishop martyr of Cracow and Poland patron. Archbishop Josef Gawlina presided the Solemn Pontifical Mass as Ordinary of Poles in Exile.
Bishop Sheen, addressing the Mission Secretariat, calls Communists the source of a new martyrdom the dry martyr who avoids blood yet endures brain washing as torture.
A reflection on the love of God by Fulton J Sheen. The speaker warns that easily accepted pious routines can dull true devotion. He compares spiritual life to eggs and travelers who fail to climb higher, insisting the mediocrity of love brings unhappiness and must be lifted from meanness.
A collection of notes shows individuals offering sacrifices to support the Holy Father's Missions. Donations range from $1 to $19.30, funding education for priests, hospital work, and food for the hungry, with callers urging personal restraint and charity in the name of faith.
A call to cut out a column and mail it to church leaders in New York or Cincinnati, requesting sacrifices or donations. Names include Fulton J. Sheen as National Director and Monsignor Edward A. Freking as Diocesan Director.
The Reds push to nationalize tin mines and gain control of railroads and estates in Bolivia. The Church faces government control and bishops are named by authorities as the Communist Central Obrera Boliviana builds its own army. In Argentina, Peron’s regime risks Reds influence. Chile shows Reds aiding pro Russian votes. Uruguay resents Red tactics.
The Times reports Czeslaw Kaczmarek of Kielce is tried as a bishop accused by a military tribunal. He says he was arrested in January 1951 and trained by Polish security police to act as required. The trial appears aimed at terrorizing the Catholic hierarchy and striking at the Vatican.
Fulda in Germany was proclaimed City of European Youth as five thousand European Youth League members from Germany France Denmark Holland Italy and Austria gathered for a rally. Speakers hailed Fulda as a faith stronghold for over a millennium and noted its strategic location near the Iron Curtain.
Dom Thomas a Becquet, a direct descendant of St Thomas Becket, presented a finger bone relic to the Church of St Thomas in Canterbury England, showcasing family links to the saint.
United Nations, N Y A to ken gift of $2000 was made by Pius XII to the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund. Maurice Pate said the Pope's gift came via Monsignor Giovanni Montini Vatican Pro-Secretary of State. UNICEF said 42 governments have contributed. 1950 contributions reached $7,917,000 and $13,721,000 had been received this year.
The Institute of Social Education of St. John's College will inaugurate this fall a three year program of theological study for the laity. The new course aims to deepen lay understanding of religious doctrine and social ethics.
Trieste report claims Tito personally ordered intensified persecution of bishops and priests across Yugoslavia. The June letter to Communist cells urged heightened religious suppression and support for violence if needed.
Gertrude von le Fort, 77, a convert, receives the Great Cross of Merit from Germany. She is recognized as Germanys leading Catholic poetess and novelist and last year won the Gottfried Keller Medal in Switzerland.
Forty thousand Knights of Columbus will march on Michigan Boulevard in Chicago on Sunday October 11 in honor of Christopher Columbus.
Rev. Peter F. Sfeir of St. John Maron Church writes The Syriac Maronite Mass in English an illustrated guide to the ceremonies with a full English translation. It includes server responses hymns transcribed in English characters and numerous illustrations.
The National Catholic Rural Life Conference calls for using food surpluses to feed the world, urges international balancing of production and exchange, and promotes aid on a people to people basis. It also emphasizes farm price protection, rural education, and priest led lay involvement.
The fourth annual meeting in Washington heard Bishop Sheen and Church leaders describe Catholic missionaries as serving 60,000,000 people last year through schooling and aid for the sick, aged and orphans. They stressed the goal of establishing clergy in mission fields and cited leaders from the NOWG Mission Secretariat and associated offices.
Archbishop Jose Alvernaz, 55, succeeds Da Costa Nunes as Archbishop of Goa and Patriarch of the East Indies in Goa Portuguese India. Da Costa Nunes, named by Pius XII, was Patriarch before him. Alvernaz is a long-serving coadjutor with succession rights and joins a small circle of church leaders.
New York NCWC War Relief Services announced no plans for a special campaign in response to President Eisenhower's appeal for clothing for East Germany. Father Aloysius J. Wycisle said the group will pursue the Thanksgiving clothing drive and continue relief efforts as long as the emergency endures.
The fourth national conference of the United States National Commission for UNESCO in Minneapolis ended with a strong religious note. Dr. George N. Shuster of Hunter College, newly named commission chairman, helped sum up the event noting religious dedication as a key theme.
In St. Louis the Rev. Leo C. Brown S J urged AFL delegates to reject snobbery toward manual workers calling unconscious bias a barrier to solving major issues He noted the welfare of the country rests on the toil of all and that all work is honorable Attending Mass were AFL President George Meany and former Labor Secretary Martin Durkin.
Bishop Lawrence J. Shehan of the Baltimore Archdiocese will be installed as the first bishop of the new Diocese of Bridgeport Connecticut. He will be enthroned by Bishop Henry J. O'Brien of Hartford and the sermon will be preached by Archbishop Francis Keough of Baltimore.
Albany N Y A Board of Regents decision designates the state and national Communist Parties as subversive and bars their members from New York public school positions. The ruling cites advocacy of force and violence to topple government and imposes procedures under the anti Red law for suspected teachers.
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