Two Bishops Expelled from Red China Exposed
NCWC report says the number of bishops in Red China has dropped to 64 with 21 under house arrest. It notes Bishop Arthur Quintanilla of Kweiteh and Bishop J of Hanchung among those expelled, details arrests and prison terms of other clergy, and mentions interference with theIndependent Church movement.
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Kong
Thomas J. Bauer
M.M
NCWC
Red China
Arthur Quintanilla
Kweiteh
Honan
St. Augustine
Hanchung
Shensi
Peter and Paul
China
Quintanilla
Reds
Lawrence Pena
Maggi
Pene
John Baptist Noridio
Erminio Corbella
Louis Moschini
Anthony Bilotti
Anthony Cattaneo
Valentino
Independent Church
Ess
Ncwc Radio and Wire
Screen Stars Bound To Good Morals by Philippines Studios
Philippine studios require morality clauses in contracts for star performers to maintain private life standards. The policy follows Sampaguita Pictures, with Premier Studio granting presidents power to cancel for public scandals or reputational harm. Industry notes box office tied to star conduct. Pancho and Tita Rely appeal highlighted. Tita recently gave birth to their fourth child.
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Manila
Sampaguita Picture Company
Philippines
Pancho
Tita Reply
Tita
Matthews in U S Ireland mission lands in New York
Francis P. Matthews U S Ambassador to Ireland arrived in New York aboard a Trans World Airlines flight from Shannon to begin routine consultations at the State Department in September.
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New York
Francis P. Matthews
U. S
Ireland
Trans World Airlines
Shannon
State Department
Mexican Catholic groups study wetbacks migrant plight
The Mexican Social Secretariat rejects the idea that Mexican laborers migrate north for adventure and cites poverty driving emigration. Catholic Action in Colima forms a committee to aid migrants and coordinate social workers and priests to help the half million clandestine workers in the United States.
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Mexican Social Secretariat
Bigrarchy
Secretariat
Colima
Mexicas Catholic Action
Bape
Eco
la Verdad
Eee
U. S
Catholic Rural Life Conference
Incwc Radio and Wire
Catholic heads British Trades Union Congress
Tom O'Brien, a Catholic and Labour MP, is the new president of the Trades Union Congress, leading Britain’s main industrial and social force with over 180 unions and 8 million workers. A former secretary general, he has long been active in Catholic social groups and has met the Pope.
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Tom O’brien
Trades Union Congress
O’brien
Britain
Catholic Social Guild
Catholic Evidence Guild
Holy Father
U. S
TUC
Labor
Aneurin Bevan
Bishop Marks Jubilee On Vatican City Visit
Bishop Emmet M. Walsh Coadjutor of Youngstown observed the silver jubilee of his Episcopal consecration in Rome. He celebrated Mass September 8 at St. Peter’s tomb with Monsignor Lacy and Moor Smith, joined by Oblate and St Francis Sisterrepresentatives from Youngstown Charleston dioceses. A dinner honor followed hosted by Bishop Martin J. O Connor.
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Vatican City
Emmet M. Walsh
Youngstown
Eternal City
Walsh
Rome
St. Peter
Vatican Basilica
Moor Lewis Smith
Aiken
Joseph R. Lacy
North American College
Yountown
Charleston
Martin J. O’connor
Bishop Walsh
NCWC
Mar Ivanios Ill. Archdiocese Administrator Appointed
Archbishop Mar Ivanios of Trivandrum, aged 70 and a former Jacobite, is seriously ill. He has named Father Francis de Sales as administrator of the archdiocese as his health worsens. Ivanios founded the Syro Malankara Church with over 70 000 followers in India and is noted for large numbers of converts.
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Trivandrum
India
Mar Ivanios
Patek
Francis de Sales
Ivanios
Pope Proclaims St Therese as Missioner in Jubilee
Pius XII issues a special proclamation honoring St Therese of Lisieux on her silver jubilee as Universal Patroness of Missions. The message praises her silent vocation and calls Catholics to observe Oct 3 with Masses and ceremonies, urging all Christians to apostolic life and prayer for missions. St Therese’s sister Sister Genevieve, 89, is a cloistered nun at Lisieux.
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Pius XII
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Therese of the
Jesus
Lisieux
St. Therese
Paul T. Hoban
O Carm
Society of the Little Flower
U. S
Monsignor Swanstrom Stirs Outcry Over German Refugee Plight
Monsignor Edward Swanstrom, head of NCWC War Relief Services, broadcasts from the Catholic Charities convention that conditions for German refugees worsen after the Displaced Persons Act ends. He cites camps in Berlin and other cities, urging continued U.S. aid and noting new refugee flows from the Soviet zones.
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Germany
U.S
Canada
Australia
Besser Edward Swanstrom
Ncwc War Relief Services
National Conference of Catholic Charities
Monsignor
Swanstrom
John O’grady
Catholic Charities
Europe
Sailei Jendercy
Berlin
Vienna
Cere
Munich
Nuremburg
An Giessen
Spen
Ju Juvenal
R. A. McGowan
Ncwc Social Action Department
Eees
Adrian
Mich
John J. McClafferty
National Catholic School of Social Service
Catholic University of America
Charities Board
James J. Lynch
Catholic Charities of
New York Archdiocese
NCWC
WRS
Commodore Barry Remembered On 156th Death Anniversary
The article notes Commodore John Barry born 1754 in Ireland and based in Philadelphia who led naval actions in the Revolution and later served in the West Indies. It marks the 156th anniversary of his death in 1953 with a New York Fifth Avenue Catholic Sea Scouts parade observation.
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Eh Vaan
Ireland
Barry
Philadelphia
Continental
Pees
Fengham
Raleigh
Alliance
France
Marquis de Lafayette
Laval U Centenary Draws 22 Foreign Diplomats
Laval University marks its centenary September 19 to 22 with 22 diplomats from foreign governments in attendance. Delegates include Monsignor Achille Glorieux and Monsignor Mario Gianetti from Vatican bodies, Dr. Guillermo Francovich of UNESCO Havana, and other officials. The university will award honorary degrees to 50 world leaders in education finance and statesmanship, including Vincent Massey the first native Canadian Governor General.
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Quebec
Laval University
Areente
Congregation of the Holy Office
Achille Glorieux
L’osservatore Romano
Mario Gianetti
Congregation of Seminaries
Uni Nations
Guillermo Francovich
Havana
Unesco
Laval
Vincent Massey
Bishop Sheen Praises Ford as a Living Stone for China
Bishop Fulton J. Sheen, national director of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, lauds Bishop Francis X. Ford M.M. as a living stone for the Christian faith in China during a Pontifical Requiem Mass at Maryknoll. He notes Ford’s martyrlike ordeal under Chinese Communists and his prayer to be a stone in the King’s highway.
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Cardinal Spellman
Maryknoll Chapel
Maryknoll
N. Y
Francis X. Ford
China
Raymond A. Lane
Maryknoll Fathers
Ford
Fulton J. Sheen
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
Sheen
Voice of America
Bis Ford
Mart
Jesus Christ
King’s
Portland
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Pittsburgh
Billy Graham
Tolstoy Descendant Converts To Catholicism In Michigan
Marie Tolstoy a granddaughter of Count Leo Tolstoy converted to Catholicism at St Marys chapel on the University of Michigan campus. She teaches Russian and Slavic languages during the summer session and credits Catholic teaching, Augustine and Thomas Aquinas, and friends for her change. She was born in Russia to Count Tolstoys son Andrew, baptized Orthodox, exiled after the Communist revolution, and moved to the United States in 1940 where she teaches at New York City College.
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Mich
Marie Tolstoy
Russia
Count Leo Tolstoy
St. Mary’s
University of Michigan
Miss Tolstoy
St. Augustine
St. ‘Thomas Uinas
Pere Lives
Joseph Jacyna
Count Tolstoy
Andrew
Czecho-Slovakia
U. S
Tolstoy
New York
City College
70 in Mobile Diocese Receive Papal Honors
Papal honors were conferred on 70 Mobile diocese members to mark Bishop Thomas J. Toolen’s silver jubilee as Ordinary. Seven Prothonotary Apostolic, eight Domestic Prelates, 21 Knights of St. Gregory, and 34 Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice recipients were announced. Names include Monsignors J. R. O’Donoghue, Vicar General. Philip Cullen, Chancellor. and Thomas Cullen, director of Diocesan Catholic Charities.
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Mobile
Ala
Thomas J. Toolen
Knights of St. Gregory
J. R. O’donoghue
Philip Cullen
Thomas Cullen
Diocesan Catholic Charities
Well-Educated President in Milwaukee Nominates Alumni Leader
The new head of the BVM National Federation of Alumni in Milwaukee Mrs. Charles J O Neil was graduated cum laude from Mundelein College Chicago and holds a master's degree from Loyola University She is mother of four and chair of the Milwaukee Day League of Home and School Associations.
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Milwaukee
Wis
B.V.M. National Federation of Alumni
Charles J. O’neil
Mundelein Lege
Chicago
Loyola University
Ps Day League of Home and
Ool Associations
Language Need in India Debates Hindi as National Language
Indian educators scientists urge government study of Hindi for university curricula. The 1965 national language goal in the Constitution could influence missionary work and cultural policy.
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Enga
Pope and People Recall Mary's Venezuela Visions
Pius XII highlights the tercentenary of Our Lady of Coromoto in Guanare Venezuela as Cardinal Arteaga y Betancourt leads the coronation of the Virgin image. The event capped a month of Marian observances including a national Marian congress and Holy Hours.
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Guanare
Venezuela
Pius XII
Our Lady of
Coromoto
el Tocuyo
Our Lady of Coromoto
Holy Father
Mary Most
Custodian Seeks Experienced Position at Local School
Experienced custodian seeks role in district facilities. References available upon request. Box J.C. cate Register.
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Cocank Galetek Eames Wale
Box J.C. Cate
Kai Po and hospitality Across Cultures
A missionary from Oceania cites Kai Po as the gravest sin of eating alone and not sharing food. He contrasts communal virtue with Christian norms, recalling Herodotus on hospitality and a Moslem host sacrificing a lamb rather to honor a visitor.
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Oceania
Herodotus
Mos
Do Not Share Private Blessings, Share in Mission Suffering
The speaker urges Catholics to unite in global Christian charities. They call on believers to sacrifice personal wealth and comforts for the impoverished in Japan India China Africa and Pakistan. The message links sharing with faith and the crucified Christ, urging material give as witness.
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Kei Po
Japan
India
China
Catechists
Africa
Pakistan
Mission The World Mission Rosary Brings Shared Blessings
Readers send small sacrifices to support Catholic missions. Donations include $24 from a Missionary Club, $10 for candelabras, $7 for Holy Father’s Missions, and $3 for a hungry child. Enclose gifts and mail to Fulton J. Sheen or diocesan director.
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Kai Po
Missionary Club
E. B
E. K
Holy Father’s Missions
J. P
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