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Newspaper
Texas Catholic
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1958
Page
21
Readers discuss alleged Vatican interference in California elections and claim Our Sunday Visitor misrepresents Church positions. They cite Father Ginder as political extremist while noting American Catholics hold diverse political views and avoid clergy-led guidance.
A reader asks about dreams and their significance. The respondent's concluding line dismisses dreams as omens or prophecy, calling such views ignorant or superstitious. The exchange highlights tension between belief and skepticism in the era.
Readers propose a Christmas charitable appeal to Pope John XXIII and praise Pope John XXIII color photos. They discuss wage earners unions, job layoffs, and how compulsory unionism affects morale, sharing personal family hardships and viewpoints on nonunion work and dues.
Mrs. J. L. Sheran of Pittsburgh Pa writes that professors and clergy favor socializing government and cites the right to work controversy. She argues labor has not been stopped in 18 states with compulsory union membership and challenges concrete examples.
A readers correspondence excerpt discusses unions reforming behavior and references John Gallagher from Jersey City New Jersey. It mentions Dale Francis and a column in O S V dated September 21 and includes a fundraising note for a subscription while noting a deceased sister and husband. It also covers a clarification about Oral Roberts and Seventh day Adventists under Religious Liberty Association.
The article quotes Washington on justice and liberty for Catholics and cites Archbishop McNicholas and Cardinal Stritch affirming Catholic loyalty to the United States. It stresses vote merit over religion, rejects religious tests, and urges Catholics to support the best qualified candidates for public office.
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