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Newspaper
Texas Catholic
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1958
Page
6
Diocesan women reserve space for a Texas Eagle train tour departing Fort Worth and Dallas the afternoon of the NCCW convention. The trip aims to connect attendees with travel options and group arrangements for the event.
Mrs. Frank C. Avila Sr a Roanoke St Joseph parish member and surgery patient at St Josephs Hospital receives nursing help from her four daughters in law all registered nurses after a successful operation. NCCW convention plans and Texas Eagle Travel Tray service are noted by Mrs J S Adams Dallas tour chair for a group trip inviting all Catholic women in the Dallas Fort Worth Diocese to join.
The author expresses strong support for Catholic education, arguing that Catholic schools ensure children are taught the Catholic faith and urging all worthy Catholics to favor such schools.
A community events calendar lists Catholic and school activities from Aug to Oct including dinners fairs carnivals workshops and national institutes. Notable entries include Our Lady of Perpetual Help altar dinner Sept 23 Holy Trinity Mothers Dads Carnival Sept 27 and DCCW National Institute events in Dallas Tyler and Abilene with Deadlines and locations.
Arlington parishioners will hold an ice cream social at Fielder Park on Sunday from 5 to 8 p.m. Aug. 17, offering pie, ice cream, cake, and hot dogs for all parish friends. Dallas residents learn of a new kindergarten opening Sept. 2 at Holy Cross Church in South Oak Cliff run by Mrs. Oliver Tresclair.
Dallas Catholic Daughters of America Court 1784 Our Lady of Lourdes met Wednesday August 13 at 8 p.m. at 1123 Kensington Drive to organize activities and plan future events.
A Bless ed Sacrament parishioners’ party presented Msgr Paul Charcut with a gift through Mrs Paul O'Brien while he vacationed.
The parish of St Luke’s hosts a Sunday picnic on the grounds from 3 to 8 p.m. The Men’s Club sponsors the event. Girl Scouts supervise a baby play and slumber area in the air conditioned auditorium. Cub Scouts play a 3 p.m. baseball game and Men of the parish join a 6 p.m. softball game. Games for all day and a carousel for children.
Father J T Payne directs a Dallas meeting for Deaf Mutes at St Bernard School with Sonia Ugarte as interpreter. Plans outline a Dallas Deaf Mutes club meeting monthly to educate on Catholic basics. non Catholics welcome. A Catholic Deaf Center for Dallas is discussed for future needs.
At St Joseph County Fair the Aquinas Library and Book Shop in partnership with the local Legion of Mary curate promotes a Catholic Information Booth. The booth attracts 40000 to 50000 spectators annually and features an altar for Mass with an un consecrated chalice. A South Bend priest answers questions while a Legion of Mary Question Box accepts written inquiries and mails responses.
Father Noel Moholy O.F.M. of Old Mission Santa Barbara has been named vice postulator for the canonization cause of Father Junipero Serra. He succeeds Father Eric O'Brien O.F.M., who held the post since 1941. The appointment was made by Father Antonio Cairoli O.F.M. postulator general for the Franciscans.
A catalog of films under the Legion of Decency list includes Across the Bridge The Bridge on the River Kwai and many titles such as The Ten Commandments High Noon and Vertigo. The list features titles from varied genres and eras with multiple entries noted in a dense OCR list.
Evangeline Gould offers a wry line about turning one’s head to the Cross as a playful dig at spiritual fashion and personal sin, suggesting a shift in perspective through faith.
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