Rome Welcomes Pope John for See Takeover Procession
Rome greeted Pope John as he crossed the city to assume possession of the See. He blessed the crowd from the Lateran balcony after Mass, thanked clergy and officials, and donated a purse of about 900 lire to the cathedral. Thousands cheered as papal troops and regiments formed a guard of honor.
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Bishop Carter Succeeds In Sault Ste. Marie See
North Bay Ontario Bishop Alexander Carter aged 49 becomes head of the Diocese of Sault Ste. Marie after serving as apostolic administrator during Bishop Ralph H. Dignan illness. Dignan 67 died November 21 in London Ontario after retiring there for health reasons. North Bay remains the episcopal city.
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Monaco Prince and Princess Attend Mass in New York
Prince Rainier and Princess Grace visited St Ignatius Loyola Church in New York during a month long U S tour. They arrived from Nice and were greeted by Grace's father John B Kelly and Donald Le Vine. Grace said she did not bring her children and did not plan to resume acting. Also attending were Grace's mother father and siblings.
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Pope Receives Alumni Amid Catholic News Briefs
Distinguished alumnus is welcomed by Clemente Cardinal Micara and Msgr. Antonio Piolanti at the university. A delegation from faculty and students attends as the Pontifical Seminary image Madonna of Trust is given to Cardinal Wendel. Father Ostermay is noted for Catholic Family life work in Germany.
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Irish St John of God Brothers Arrive in Korea to Start Hospital
Five members of the Irish Province of the Hospitaller Order of St John of God have arrived in Kwangju to establish a hospital in the Apostolic Vicariate. The brothers, the Church’s oldest nursing order, are the first from their congregation to work in Korea at the invitation of Bishop Harold Henry, Vicar Apostolic of Kwangju.
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Boston-born Father McCarthy named Iraq Mission superior
Father Michael J. McCarthy S J of Boston has been named superior of the Iraq Mission run by American Jesuits of the New England Province. He will also direct Baghdad College and Al Hikma University in Baghdad.
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Russian Visitors Linked to Vatican Pavilion Pro-Russia Section
About 3,000 of 10,000 Russian visitors at Brussels World Exposition contacted the Pro-Russia Civitas Dei section. Irene Posnoff, director of the section, greeted the visitors and noted most were deeply interested, especially TV crews filming Civitas Dei.
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Munich's 90th Birthday Sees Father Ostermay Named Counselor
Father Korbinian Ostermay, the oldest priest in the Munich and Freising archdiocese, was named spiritual counsellor on the occasion of his 90th birthday.
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Civilian casualties rise on Quemoy amid shelling from China
In Formosa, Franciscan Father Bernard Druetto reports heavier civilian losses on Quemoy due to Chinese shells. He notes shelling has fluctuated but residents, including farmers, face increasing risk while continuing daily work. He also says politicians are gambling with people's lives and shares his own habit of sleeping in a dugout every other night.
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Rumored Arrest Keeps Bishop Walsh From Shanghai
Hong Kong and British consulates probe reports that Bishop James E. Walsh M M, the United States Maryknoll missionary, is jailed or under house arrest in Shanghai. A servant says Walsh has not been seen for a week and could not be reached by phone.
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Manning Heads Dallas Fort Worth Catholic Men Legislation Panel
B H Manning named chairman of the legislation committee for the Dallas Fort Worth Diocesan Council of Catholic Men. The panel seeks to align man made law with faith and morals, pursuing Congressional support for tuition tax credits through House Bills 765 and 1064. Manning, a St Andrew parish member with law credentials, has served as national vice president of the Federal Bar Association Fifth Circuit. He holds entries to the Bar of DC and Texas.
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Cardinal Blesses New Foundling Hospital Dedication
His Eminence Francis Cardinal Spellman blessed and dedicated the 10 million dollar New York Foundling Hospital an 11 story building across from the old facility. Archbishop Patrick A. O Boyle and Auxiliary Bishops John M. Fearns and Joseph F Flannelly attended the ceremony alongside New York and Washington officials.
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Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York Foundling Hospital
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Joseph F. Flannelly
Uruguayans Hold National Elections in Montevideo
Uruguayans voted on Sunday November 30 to decide the fate of the welfare state and the future of government by council. The Christian democratic party gains momentum while issues center on inefficiency in public enterprises and concerns over communist influence amid long-time liberal Colorado governance. Active Catholics largely support the church aligned currents.
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Uruguay
Christian Democratic Party
Liberal Colorado Party
Manager of Holy See's Properties Dies at 88
Bernardino Nogara who managed the Holy See's properties since their post treaty creation died in Milan at 88 after more than 25 years in the post and three years in retirement. He retired in 1955 and was succeeded by Msgr. Alberto di Jorio who would become a cardinal.
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Mt. St. Vincent
Holy See
Milan
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Alberto di Jorio
Uruguay Faces Power Split Amid Elections and Red Infiltration
Uruguay weighs a choice between Civic Union and Conservative Democratic Blanco in a contest amid concerns of Red infiltration in unions and universities. The Red growth appears assisted by a government policy trading Uruguayan wool for crude oil with Iron Curtain countries to blunt an economic crisis caused partly by U S tariff barriers.
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