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Newspaper
Texas Catholic
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1958
Page
4
Vatican City commentary argues no traffic rules alone ensure order. drivers must recognize moral responsibility for their own and others safety. It lists main fatal factors like speeding and poor car upkeep and urges authorities to raise public awareness to curb carelessness on the roads.
The piece argues that anti Catholic bigotry rides a long history of Nativism in America. It links California Proposition 16 to reimposing taxes on non public schools with a broad cultural fight. The article warns that public schools symbolize American Protestant dominance and that Nativist sentiment threatens national unity.
An Australian Marist missionary, Father Tony Glynn, on a four month furlough in Auckland, advocates friendship with Japan and all Asia. He spent six years in Nara City, Japan and calls Japan the bulwark against communism in Asia while urging increased trade to raise living standards.
The statement highlights that following God’s requests answers many of humanity’s questions. Evangeline Gould emphasizes piety guiding moral inquiry and daily conduct as central to understanding life’s purpose.
A Rome letter notes the Pope left for Castelgandolfo amid tradition of seasonal retreats. The trip shifts from July 19 to July 24, supported by Vatican security and a motorcade, as Castelli towns lure visitors with bell aria air, lakeside eateries, and lively piazzas through autumn.
Berlin reports say Krasnaia Zvezda notes scientific atheism struggles to spread among troops. The army paper laments inadequate atheism propaganda and scarce book availability in libraries. A Komsomol member was seen fishing money for dues after dropping a prayer book, an incident not treated as alarming by youth leaders.
Archbishop Henry J. O'Brien announces plans to build three Catholic high schools for greater Hartford. The facilities will open in September 1961 and will be located in Hartford West Hartford and Manchester to serve the area.
The article extols white dry tops and wild strawberries of Nemi with perfumed taste best with lemon and sugar, praising peaches as part of the attraction. It notes many people will visit this year or next and mentions Father James J. Tucer, Rome Correspondent of NCWC News Service, Diocese of Dallas-Fort Worth.
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