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Newspaper
Texas Catholic
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1958
Page
7
Mrs Elizabeth Geevarghese wife of Msgr Y Y Geevarghese has entered the Catholic Church in Kerala six years after her husband converted. The couple formerly belonged to Kerala's Jacobite community that split from the church over three centuries ago.
About 2,000 Danish Catholics, largely young men, join the annual pilgrimage to the ruins of the 13th century Cistercian monastery at Om in Jutland. The site, partly acquired by Horsens parish a decade ago, now serves as a focal point for Catholic youth activity.
Miss Lynda Goodier of New Orleans a great-niece of Louis Pasteur was elected president of the National Student Nurses Association at its annual meeting. She trains at Mercy Hospital New Orleans and is a vice president of the Louisiana Association of Student Nurses.
In Valvermo California the monks of St. Andrew Priory, refugees from Red China, welcomed their first American novices. Maurice Norton of Galesburg Illinois and Robert Despres of National City California took temporary vows at the Benedictine priory near the Mojave Desert.
Msgr. FE Langenhorst reviews Vance Packard's The Hidden Persuaders, noting advertising's power to shape desires and the risks of manipulation in free markets. The piece compares capitalist advertising with collectivist norms and argues for self-imposed limits to protect freedom of choice.
A teen oriented reflection warns that summer offers freedom from routine but brings risks to spiritual growth. It urges teens to persevere in devotion, rely on Mass and sacraments, and resist laxity when friends depart and practice wanes.
More than 2,000 Catholic students are expected to attend the 12th German Catholic Students' Congress in Berlin from August 10 to 13. About 300 guests will come from Asia and Africa studying in European schools, notably in German schools.
Father Elmer H. Behrmann for the Archdiocese of St. Louis reports Catholic school facilities for mentally handicapped children have risen from 15 in 1952 to 54 now. Brothers and Sisters operate institutions in 24 states, the survey shows.
The article traces Jefferson Texas Catholic history with St Marys School opening in 1869 under Sister Rose Genevieve Everett and the Sisters of Charity. It notes Jesuit period visits by Bishop Lynch, Father Meyer’s 1929 Marshall posting, and his Jefferson mission work including Mass at Longview and Mineola. Father Edward Devers leads Daingerfield. Meyer oversees Atlanta and Jefferson missions.
KAUFMAN The silver anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tallas was celebrated recently with Mass offered by Father Francis Gabry. After Mass a reception was held in the Rectory and a family dinner followed hosted by Father Gabry.
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