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Newspaper
Texas Catholic
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1952
Page
7
A woman endures a stressful Christmas Eve as she balances chores and confession. Her husband’s gifts and devotion, a candle by the Virgin, and a quiet walk to the high Mass deepen their faith. She prays for Christ to live in their children as they kneel together in awe.
Mr Waelder a Wichita Falls native and Oklahoma University graduate in mechanical engineering married his partner after serving in the Navy. The pair plan to reside in Liberal Kansas where Waelder works for Schlumberger Well Surveying Corporation following employment with Gulf Oil.
Troop II of Sacred Heart Parish selects St Patrick as their group name at a Monday meeting led by President Sherwell Franklin with secretary Patricia Wachsman reporting. Members planned uniforms and sewing projects. Counsellor Charles Reutinger and M M Bates attended.
The statement argues that adjustments cannot be achieved by resisting reform. It critiques reactionary stances within the Catholic community and suggests looking beyond mere freezing of traditional positions to address underlying tensions.
Seating shades cushions and draperies offered at Forrest Dunlap Public Seating Co RS 3595 Dallas 2126 Jackson. Items include chancel seating and related chancel furnishings for churches and formal spaces. Customer choices available for pew cushions window drapes and lectern coverings.
Sixty five Junior Catholic Daughters and guests plus Junior Council members and husbands enjoyed a chili supper provided by Walker's Austex Chili Company of Austin. Carolyn Schenk led the invocation. Mesdames L. G. Davis Frank Lentz John J. Otto M. M. Bates John O. Joerns James R. Camp and S. R. Beck Jr. prepared and served the meal. Square dancing and games closed the evening.
Mrs R L Schmitt of Wichita Falls remains in St Johns Hospital Springfield Missouri with improving condition and extended stay ahead. Mrs Mary Willen remains hospitalized but much improved. Mrs Ted Eckert returned to Wichita Falls still recovering. Mr Schmitt and Joe Wilen accompany the women in Springfield.
Geneva reports say the Polish communist regime seized at least 180000 people for slave labor across 175 camps, about three quarters of a percent of Poland’s population. Three Polish journalists identified as B Wierzbianski T Zawadzki and M Piotrowski testified before a United Nations commission, noting camps began as terror and now serve economic plans. The International Federation of Free Journalists cited about 800000 slave laborers in Russian satellites.
Bishop Francis Haas of Grand Rapids urged in Portland that seven pillars underpin social order and industrial peace. They call for moral labor conduct, protection of private enterprise, higher production, a socially just wage, fair compensation for management, collective bargaining, and industry wide tripartite councils to guide wages prices and output.
The article lists numerous archbishops and monsignors assigned to high posts. It notes Msgrs Augusto da Silva Carlo Agostini Celso Constantini Angelo Roncalli Valerio Valeri Maurizio Felton Grente Wyszynski Ciriaci Beniamino de Arriba y Castro Quiroga y Palacios Wendell Borgongini Mimmi Giacca Lercaro Ottaviani and confirms Pope John XXIII appointed Dominico Tardini and Giovanni Batista Montini as prosecretaries of state for extraordinary and ordinary affairs.
The text contrasts the Apostles Creed with modernist aims, arguing modernism seeks a religion without definitions and thus without bounds or obligations. It presents a critique of faith looseness and emphasis on precise doctrine.
The author argues atheists may live virtuous lives but lack rational ground to resist temptation. He suggests casual views on marriage as a social convention that a bold modern spirit could dismiss as obsolete, exposing potential moral hazards when faced with temptation.
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