Five Nuns Among 45 Enrolled at Neuro Psychiatric School
In New Orleans De Paul Sanitarium affiliated Neuro psychiatric Hospital Nursing School reports 45 nursing students with five nuns among them. Sisters Fernanda and Mary Desposarios from Providence Hospital Kansas City lead the nun contingent alongside Sisters Mary Daniel Mary Edmund and Mary Josetta from Vicksburg Hot Springs and Ark. Since 1946 founder Sister Anne Aycock has guided the program, training over 1,600 students from 12 institutions in five Southern states.
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Neuropsychiatric Hospital
de Paul Sanitarium
Fernanda
Mary Desposarios
Servants of Mary
Providence Hosital
Kansas City
Grcy
Mary Daniel
Mary Edmund
Mary Josetta
Vicksburg
Miss
Hot Springs
Ark
Anne Aycock
Sanitarium
Neuropsychiatrical Nursing School
Prelate Dillon Leads Chaplains Retreat in Korea
Monsignor Julius Dillon of New York gave the first of three chaplain retreats in Korea. He spoke to 22 chaplains from the U S Army Navy and Air Force at the unfinished Chaplains Memorial Chapel on the Columban Fathers Mission House grounds. The memorial chapel honors Catholic chaplains who died in the Korean War.
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Korea
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C.F.M
New York
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Dillon
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Caian
Columban Fathers
Praise Social Thesis Draws International Attention
The Lewiston and Auburn Catholic Bureau of Social Service under director Father Jean Paul Cossette O P attracted praise for his thesis Catholic Social Work and Catholic Action. commendations came from Rev Leo Loek J Wismas of Amsterdam and Rev Henri Dallaire of Ottawa.
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Lewiston, Me
Lewiston and Auburn
Willacoochie Will Restore Little Chapel, Father McGrady Says
Father Tom McGrady narrates the Willacoochie Ga mission story in a Christmas appeal by the Society to Aid the Missions. He recalls Irish settler sacrifice, a lone priest in 1880, and a crumbling church saved by timely aid, urging continued support to complete repairs and heating.
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Society
Holy Family Mission
Willacoochie
Tom McGrady
Father McGrady
Georgia
Willacdochie
Savannah
Thomas P. McGrady
M.I
Villacoochie
United States
Edward A Eking
Shattuc Avenue
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Shattue Avenue
Italian Capuchin Nuns Federations Proposed
A proposal to federate Capuchin convents in Italy was drafted after a one day meeting of 20 abbesses at Rome. The move, sought by Pius XII, would need Sacred Congregation for Religious approval and aims to aid poorer communities.
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Rome
Italy
Pius XII
Sacred Congregation For Religious
Puerto Rico Bishop Attacks Propaganda on Birth Control
Bishop James E. McManus in Puerto Rico denounces government propaganda supporting birth control and sterilization as contrary to the will of the people who have not been consulted. He urges alternatives including migration, better English education, and greater charity from the United States while warning against Protestant proselytizing.
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Ponce
Puerto Rico
James E. McManus
McManus Calle
United States
Marine Hero’s Widow Receives Medal of Honor
The widow of William E. Shuck Jr a Marine from West Virginia posthumously receives the Medal of Honor from Vice President Nixon for heroic actions in Korea where he and a wounded comrade were evacuated under fire.
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Nengton
William E. Shuck,Jr
Holy Name Ciety
Vrney Chute Ridgelley
W. Va
Nixon
Korea
Shuckear
Young Baltimore Artist Garners Noted Prizes at Syracuse
A 20 year old Ascension Lutheran Church member from Towson works on religious pieces for both Catholic and Protestant traditions. James N Wines, a Syracuse University fine arts student, won his 30th prize last year, a $1500 award for lithographs woodcuts and etchings centered on the Pieta theme. Emancipation and spiritual lessons in civil interference are touched upon in his work.
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Baltimore
Ascension Lutheran Church
Towson
James N. Wines
University of Syracuse College of Fine Arts
Churchgoing Britons Total Only 5 000 000
London report quotes Radio Weather Agnellus Andrew stating 45 million of England's 50 million people do not worship in church on Sunday. He cites an annual pilgrimage to Sutton Monastery and notes about 90 percent have baptism while many remain culturally churched but spiritually distant. Father Dominic Barberi's tomb is mentioned in the piece.
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Geo
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Britain
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Sutton
St. Helen’s
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Dominic Barberi
John Henry Newman
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