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Newspaper
Texas Catholic
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1962
Page
3
Publication details for The Texas Catholic weekly edition explain mailing, submission deadlines, and staff roles. The notice lists the Dallas office contact, editorial management, and address-change procedures for subscribers and readers.
An exhibition on the Lourdes shrine organized by the Legion of Mary attracted 7,000 visitors at Town Hall Lane Cove Australia. The show featured films and recorded talks and plans to tour the country later this year.
In a Vatican Easter address Pope John XXIII links Christ's Resurrection to the Church's global missionary effort and defense of human dignity. He emphasizes the papal role as Christ’s representative and expresses warmth toward non Catholics and even non Christians, recalling Orthodox celebrations in Bulgaria from the 1930s.
The University of Dallas announced the two scholarship winners from a campus exam held April 7. First place earns a full-tuition UD scholarship for Marilyn Killebrew, Ursuline Academy senior. second place gets half-tuition for Madeleine Becan, Our Lady of Victory Academy senior. Both plan majors and have active extracurriculars.
Holy Trinity Church at 3811 Oak Lawn Ave schedules an open house Sunday April 29 under the Holy Trinity Confraternity of Christian Doctrine. Guided tours run 2 to 5 pm with interior views and explanations. Visitors see the convent, school, library talk, and a slide Mass presentation.
Manila report says Colum ban missionaries baptized 68,236 persons in their parishes in the Philippines during the past year, Father Michael Donohue states.
Alice M Nicholson reports Dallas Fort Worth parents of fifteen boys studying at St Anthony Junior Seminary in San Antonio form the North Texas Oblate Club to support vocations. Under Father Robert Vreteau the group meets monthly at Mary Immaculate Church Farmers Branch to guide free time and contact prospective vocations. The Oblates of Mary Immaculate, founded in France, number about 7000 missionaries serving education parishes and missions worldwide.
An open house for the Sisters of St. Mary of Namur convent serving Blessed Sacrament School will be held in Dallas on April 29 from 2 to 4 p.m. The event is announced with a photo credit to Rudd Studio.
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