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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1953
Page
12
Late news briefs recount a Vatican link to Lourdes gratitude, unaffiliated claims to an archbishop title, Canada Vatican envoy debates, and a New Hampshire will directing funds to Catholic homes. Other items note Italy honors, shrine replicas, boxing clinics, and obituaries across the Catholic world.
Margaret A. Mahoney, a longtime Catholic laywoman from Cleveland, rises from an eighth grade start to head the Ohio State Industrial Relations Department appointed by Gov. Lausche. Her journey spans night school studies, law training, and prior roles in securities and business, with active Catholic women leadership shaping her political path.
Four followers of excommunicated priest Father Feene from Cambridge Mass were jailed in Minneapolis on charges of peddling without a city license. Athanasius Ewaskio 35 George Favreau 33 Robert Colopy 26 and Grego Conant from Cambridge faced the charge for selling Bread of Life at 1 dollar a copy. They pleaded not guilty demanded a speedy hearing and were released on 50 dollar bail.
Baltimore County Board of Education rents classroom facilities from eight Protestant churches to provide full-time spaces for 5 058 pupils, reducing half day sessions. Baltimore City also rents from churches and a synagogue. The issue echoes national fights over Catholic property use in public schools.
Kaskaskia Illinois marked 250th founding with Solemn Mass and a public jubilee hosted by Immaculate Conception Parish. Clergy from Belleville Diocese toured the parish museum housing the Liberty Bell of the West linked to George Rogers Clark's 1778 Fort Kaskaskia victory. The village predates 275th anniversary celebrated in 1950.
Changhuya Formosa. Father Albert V. Fedders a Maryknoll Missioner from Covington Kentucky studied the Taiwanese dialect after 15 years in China missions. He found an old Protestant grammar and a Taiwanese dictionary and mimeographed both for students.
A translated study on the problems of modern man by Dr Alexis Carrel. Antonia White renders the work from French for Hawthorne Books, presenting a philosophical examination of contemporary human life and its challenges.
Father Albert D. Talbot S J a long time Army chaplain at Crile Hospital Cleveland retires after 13 years of service. He served with Gen Jonathon Wainwright on Bataan endured 34 months as a prisoner of war and founded the Catholic Chaplains Coadjutor Association. He will teach at St Marys Seminary Baltimore.
Hiroshima Catholics survivors of the 1945 atomic blast ask Catholics worldwide to join in a perpetual Rosary crusade for peace. Jesuit Father Hubert Schiffer promotes The Perpetual Rosary of Hiroshima pamphlet describing efforts in Hiroshima to show prayer as the path to peace.
The Ghegs of Albania in the Northern Mountains keep Catholic faith amid persecution by Reds. A living bishop and several priests have been killed or jailed, and only about 30 clergy remain free to preach. Albanian Catholics number about 150 in a nation of one million, with Ghegs supporting their faith despite pressure from Moslem and Orthodox groups. Archbishop Premnushhi and bishops Shiaka and Francia survived, while others died or disappeared.
In Madras India a miniature Calvary will mark the spot of St Thomas the Apostle's martyrdom as part of a national pilgrimage project. Archbishop Louis Mathias of Madras Mylapore sponsors the effort which includes building a first class highway to the Mount where relics of the Apostle were once entombed.
The National Catholic Charities Conference begins October 1 in St Louis with Father F C Reinert as chair and Archbishop Ritter addressing the event. Egyptian Ambassador Ahmed Hussein and Dr Carl Taylor will speak, while parallel meetings of St Vincent de Paul and Apostleship of the Sea occur at the Statler Hotel and related services in St Louis.
Sir Hugh Tepler, English scientist and dean, attends Britain's top scientists meeting. He is a leading chemist and was named Knight Commander of St. Gregory and of the British Empire recently. The gathering includes Hugh ONeill, Sir Edmund Whittaker, George Temple, Sir Ronald Hatton, Sir Francis Walshe, John Eccles and W B Thompson.
Frank J. Sheed and Maisie Ward received the fourth annual Cardinal Newman Award from the Newman Club Federation Honorary Society at its Minneapolis convention. Auxiliary Bishop Maurice Schexnayder presented the honor. Rev. John W. Keogh read the citation.
A silver replica of the Ardagh chalice will be presented to Cork Museum. The piece was in the possession of Father Dominic when he served as chaplain to Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney. MacSwiney died October 25 1920 after a hunger strike. A pillow slip from his deathbed and a ribbon worn by a companion were recently donated to Cork.
A plea outlining the need to fund native Ethiopian and Indian vocations, with emphasis on training costs for a Franciscan Sister in Ain Wsons Cane and a general call to support two missions. It urges monthly gifts and notes various needs including cassocks for priests and facilities for Girlstown Paduapuram.
Crying for help, hundreds of exile priests driven by Communism plead for mass offerings to fund their needs. A plea to Monsignor Irk and Sisters of Perpetual Help asks for financial aid to cover training costs and daily sustenance amid distress.
The list catalogs numerous film titles across genres with scattered foreign and classic works including River China V ture, Genghis Khan, House of Wax, Stalag 17, Monsieur Dunning Drives North, and The Young and Damned, alongside notes on sensitivity in Martin Luther’s theology section.
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