Cardinal Stritch Praises U S Mission at Rome College
Cardinal Stritch of Chicago told an audience in Rome that the United States has the mission of preserving human rights and freedom through religion morality and education. He spoke during a dinner at the North American College on Janiculum Hill commemorating its dedication by Pius XII.
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World Today
Carolin Stritch
Holy Father
Francis Spellman
New York
Church of Christ
Peter
Edward Mooney
Detroit
Giuseppe Pizzardo
Sacred Congregation of Seminaries
Clemente Micara
Ncwc Radio and Wire
Vatican plans aid for 117000 Europeans to emigrate
Venice reports ICEM plan to move 117000 Europeans to less populated countries next year with the largest group bound for the United States. Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Venezuela, and Chile also receive migrants. The Vatican supports emigration through national Catholic committees and ICEM funding.
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Italy
Intergovernmental Committee
Mario Brini
Berne
Switzerland
Europe
Vatican
Holy See
ICEM
U.S.S
Argentina
Australia
Brazil
Venezuela
Chile
Germany
Austria
Greece
Holland
Cie
U. S
Trieste
Lee M. Blue
Icem Board
Standing Conference of
The
National Catholic Resettlement Council
Ncwc Radio and Wire
Presbyterian Writer Calls for Restoring Auricular Confession
Geneva based Presbyterian writer Max Thurian urges the Reformed Church to reintroduce auricular confession. He argues confession is a sacrament and cites support from Marc Boegner and Professor Jacques Courvoisier on its essential role in moral health and pardon.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Max Thurian
Cluny
Taize
France
Marc Boegner
Protestant Federation of
Calvin
Jacques Courvoisier
University of Geneva
Courvoisier
Priests for Latin American Missions Open College in Louvain
A new college at the Catholic University of Louvain trains seminarians to serve Latin America. Opened with support from US bishops and XII, it accepts candidates of any nationality who commit to missionary work in Latin America. The college is led by Father Gireau of Argentina’s Mercedes Diocese, of Belgian descent.
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Belgium
America
Catholic University of
Combance
Us XII
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Onore
Colege
Latin America
Father Gireau
Mercedes
Argentina
Catholic Schools Not Affected by Israeli Law Change
About 30 Catholic primary and secondary schools in Israel remain under private control despite a new law that puts most private schools under state oversight. Some Catholic schools enroll no Jewish students while others such as the Christian Brothers and Sisters of St Joseph High Schools in Jaffa report up to 95 percent Jewish enrollment.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Christian Brothers and Sisters of St. Joseph
Jaffa
Kentucky
Poau
John «A. Floersh
Louisville
PCAU
Feast of Christ the King marked by devotion and history
The article notes Pilate’s question to the crowd as a parallel to ongoing persecution of the Church. It recalls the Feast of Christ the King proclaimed by Pius XI and the annual renewal of the world’s consecration to the Sacred Heart on Oct. 25, with Leo Canavan credited for the illustration.
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Kentucky minister sues to bar nun teachers in state schools
Retired Methodist minister J C Rawlings files in Franklin Circuit Court seeking to stop state funds or transportation aid to districts that hire nuns as teachers or support parochial schools. Defendants include Wendell P Butler and six county boards. religious groups press church-state separation claims.
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J. C. Rawlings
Bradfordsville
Kentucky
Franklin Circuit Court
Wendell P. Butler
Public Instruction
Butler
Casey
Marion
Washington
Nelson
Méeace
Grayson Counties
Rawlings
Eugene Siler
Williamsburg
Marion County
Listening In We Stand Firmly for a Free Church
A historical critique argues against national churches and warns that attempts to unify Christians under state control threaten Catholic doctrine. It cites Dollinger’s shift after excommunication and his advocacy for denominational union as incompatible with Christ’s teachings.
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Dollinger
Catholic Church Infalibility Debate Ties to Vatican Council
The piece argues that modern plans for National Catholic Churches face slim chances, comparing to the Old Catholic movement of 1871 after the 1870 Vatican Council defined papal infallibility. It notes Cardinal Gibbons and others tracing the doctrine through history and questions scholarly opposition.
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James Gibbons
Bishop consecration by Jansenist sect drives dissenters
Dr. Hubert Reinkens was consecrated to the Episcopacy for the dissenters on June 4 1873 by Heydécamp a Jansenist Bishop of Deventer Holland representing a small group opposing mainline authority. The group held that human nature was so corrupted by original sin that grace and salvation were rigorist in tone.
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Hubert Reinkens
Heydécamp
1900 Converts Among Red POWs In One Camp
In a UN internment camp at Seoul Korea Chinese and Korean POWs acted as catechists aiding four Maryknollers and a Franciscan priest to win 1900 converts between September 1950 and September 1953. Korean priests aided. 144 converts were Chinese.
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Korea
Maryknollers
Pries
John F. Coffey
M.M
Pace
Thomas Ivo O’sullivan
Ncwc Radio Ance
Catholic Lieutenant Wins Medal of Honor for Korea Heroism
Lt. Raymond G. Murphy a Colorad Marine officer and Pueblo Catholic graduate earns the Congressional Medal of Honor for bravery on a western front hill. He pulled wounded comrades to safety during a Reno and Vegas Hills fight and stayed behind to cover their withdrawal in Korea. Eisenhower will present the award at the White House on October 27.
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Washington
Korea
Raymond G. Murphy
Comrad
Reno
Vegas Hills
Thomas M. Murphy
St Leander’s Parish
Pueblo
Colo
Christ the King Campaigners Reach Millions with Booklets
New York based Campaigners for Christ the King reports over 100000 people reached by street preaching and about 3 million Catholic literature pieces distributed in a year. The group, in its seventh anniversary season, operates centers in Buffalo San Francisco and the Ryuku Islands with more than 1000 associates nationwide. A research bureau led by Albert Muller provides information on arter groups in the U.S. and the King's Herald news sheet is published in San Francisco without a subscription price.
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New York City
CCK
Arthur Stabile
Stanley J. Zubricki
Buffalo
San Francisco
Ryuku Islands
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Albert Muller
U.S
CCE
King’s Herald
Worship Not Wrong Use In Mary Year Document
Monsignor Matthew Smith argues the Marian encyclical by Pius XII permits worship as reverence not divine adoration. He cites Dulia and Latria concepts, noting Mary’s exalted dignity but not God, and defends the term worship as accurate in this context.
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Pius XII
Pius IX
God
Webster’s International Dictionary
Webster’s
Chaucer
Mary
Matthew. Smith
Washington hosts Greece royal visit reception team leader
A 69 member reception committee for Kin Paul and Queen Fredericka of Greece will be led by Edgar Morris, a Catholic, as reported by the Washington Religious Review. Morris chaired the 1948 Truman inaugural ball. The Greek monarchs are set to arrive October 28.
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Kin Paul
Fredericka
Greece
Edgar Morris
The
Washington Religious Review
Morris
Labor in Unprecedented Tribute to Archbishop Cushing
The A F L CIO and independent unions in Boston honor Archbishop Richard J. Cushing for aiding workers. A torchlight parade preceded a large rally as he denounced Soviet forced labor and urged workers and clergy to unite against common enemies. He cited the CIO and church as allies of the working people.
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CIO
Richard J. Cushing
Organized Labor
Cushing
Archbishop Cushing
Ncwc Wire
From Jail to Church Hall Stones Used in Church
The stones from the old jail in Hall Quebec will be relocated to Limbour for use in building a parish church. The jail was razed to allow a new structure, with materials repurposed for the Limbour church project.
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Limbour
United States Hierarchy Attends Rome College Dedication
In Rome Pope Pius XII dedicates the North American College on Janiculum Hill with 39 U.S. Church leaders including Cardinals Mooney Stritch Spellman. The six story, $3.5 million edifice rises on a 12 acre site overlooking St Peter's.
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Pope Bless New College
Rome
Vatican City
Pope Pius XII
North American College
Janiculum Hill
Edward Mooney
Detroit
Samuel Stritch
Chicago
Francis Spellman
New York
Francis P. Keough
Baltimore
Karl J. Alter
Cincinnati
Leo bin
San Diego
James L. Connolly
Fall River
Francis R. Cotton
Shore
John F. Dearden
Pittsburgh
Edward A. Fitzgerald
Winona
al L. Fletcher
Little Rock
Richard O.gerow
Natchez
Charles P. Greco
Alexandria
Henry J
Italy
Clare Boothe Luce
Eugene Tisserant
Francesco Borgongini Duca
Manuel Arteaga Y Betancourt
Celso Costantini
Pietro Fumasoni-Biondi
Giuseppe Pizzardo
Adeodato Piazza
Benedetto Aloisi-Masella
Valerio Valeri
Alfredo Ot
Holy Father
Vatican
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