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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1952
Page
10
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A Bulgarian Communist court sentenced Bishop Eugene Bossilkoff and three priests to death for alleged espionage for the Vatican. Two priests were given 20 years, others various terms, and 15 more people including a nun received 3 to 5 years. The case drew Vatican condemnation as intimidation of Catholics.
Archbishop Richard J. Cushing urged the President's Commission on Immigration to amend the McCarran-Walter act citing discriminatory origins theories. He argued the law entrenches racism and undermines American ideals and urged stronger protections for admitted and at risk immigrants.
Batavia’s Woodward athletic ground donated in 1927 to the city under Board of Education control was to be used by all, not restricted to public schools, per the gift notice. Notre Dame high officials later sought access prompting a rebuke from Catholic supporters urging veto of future school appropriations until a stated injustice is corrected.
Lisieux France Twenty four bishops and priests worldwide joined in a mass chain marking St Therese of Lisieuxs feast anniversary and patronage of missions. Each celebrant offered Mass at 7 o clock local time in his country and a Gospel sermon followed in native tongue. Sister Genevieve of the Hot Face, last surviving sister of the Little Flower, chanted with Carmelite nuns. Archbishop Leone Nigris offered Mass as papal representative. a Vatican letter approved the Masses and urged St Thereses intercession for todays dangers.
Canadian education is provincially controlled with separate schools in Ontario Alberta and Saskatchewan. Quebec uses dual Catholic and Protestant systems under a shared superintendent. Tax splits for corpora tion taxes and shareholder mixes affect funding. North and coastal provinces vary by agreements and denominational rules.
Six foot four inch Father Frank McKay a Maryknoller from San Francisco arrives in Cochabamba Bolivia and earns the nickname Padre Alto from locals. A tailor shop crowd gathers as spectators bet the tailor lacks the manpower to sew such long pants.
Washington reports Father Louis F. Hartman C.S.S.R. chairs the editorial board of a new Catholic Old Testament translation project and supervised overall work. He translated Numbers for the first volume of the four volume set and estimates about 100 bird references appear in the Old Testament. He is executive secretary of the Catholic Biblical Association and also an amateur ornithologist.
Hawaii and Guam authorize religious instruction during school hours. The Hawaii program follows a New York model upheld after the 1945 McCollum case, while Guam begins with Catholic instruction at George Washington High School, led by twelve priests on church property near the school under local church and territorial approval.
Missioner Father Alfred Neff notes a matriarchal Garo system in Assam and Bengal where women own property and children take the maternal surname. Marriages are arranged by relatives and earnings go to wives, complicating education for boys. About 15,000 of 50,000 Garos in Dacca archdiocese are Catholic.
British critics challenge American Bible translators for phrasing while editors seek accuracy for American readers. Genesis changes spark debate over terms like trip and the footnotes note a Christian interpretation of the serpent’s defeat through the woman’s seed.
The speaker argues for a world mission plan funded by the Holy Father to aid Asia, noting Asia's vast population and poverty under Communism and comparing U.S. Marshall Plan aid to church needs for schools, healthcare, and moral education. He cites Lenin on Asia's link to Europe and urges funding to heal the sick, educate, and house the needy.
A 1940s style appeal highlights tiny per person contributions to the Holy Father's Missions, praising Asia relief and urging readers to sacrifice small luxuries. Letters recount varied gifts from $1 to $153 and note individuals saving, returning wallets, or foregoing pleasures to support missionary work.
October 19th marks Mission Sunday urging parishioners to send sacrifice to their Diocesan Director or the Missions. The Holy Father emphasizes missing collectors and the impact of gifts on missionary work.
A column invites readers to support the World mission Rosary with a $2 offering to Fulton J. Sheen and the Society for the Propagation of the Faith. The rosary is blessed and sent to contributors who pin their sacrifice to the column. Donations addressed to 109 East 38th Street New York NY or to local Diocesan directors.
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