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Newspaper
Texas Catholic
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1962
Page
2
In Sherburn-in-Elmet England Catholics converted a disused courthouse into a church after civic approval. They removed the dock witness boxes and judge’s bench to create a sacred space for Sunday Mass previously held in a local factory. The building once hosted the arraignment of a wealthy squire over a groom’s death decades ago.
Read as a compact schedule listing three church events with times and locations at Our Lady of Lourdes in Mineral Wells and St Mary and St Alice in Fort Worth. The entries specify morning, afternoon, and evening services for three congregations.
Cincinnati reports on cultural terms as a German word kitsch meaning art that is superficial or saccharine illustrating how the term shapes discussions of taste and criticism in local and international context.
Father Charles F. X. Dolan to discuss Literary Value of the New Testament on the Sacred Heart Program. The talk, second in The Best Seller series, airs Sunday March 25 at 10 45 a m on WFAA TV. Program No 469 available by request. Filmed at Technisonic Studios St Louis under Apostleship of Prayer and St Louis University.
Washington reports a month long program for newly assigned Newman Club chaplains to be held June 23 to July 20 at the University of Michigan Newman Center in Ann Arbor. Forty scholarships covering room board and tuition are available for chaplains nominated by bishops and religious superiors.
The third annual University of Dallas High School Art Competition announced winners on March 18. First place went to Carl Carson Jesuit High School and Chris Hailey Arlington Heights High School. Martha Greer Irving High School. Ronnie Tomlinson Paschal High School. Robert Randall Paschal High School. Honorable mentions included Richard Callan Paschal High School John Fleming Fort Worth Children’s Museum and Don Kimberling Irving High School.
The Acres service featured zeal and virtue talks by Father Dalton, praised the Holy Spirit guided life of faith hope and charity. Bishop Gorman gave the Solemn Benediction as Dallas parishes and guests from Tyler Garland Texarkana and Richardson attended with music from the Dallas Catholic Choir and organists.
Edward R. Maher was honored by Ford Motor Co for outstanding community service and as the top Ford dealer by sales volume in Dallas district for 1961. Jack W. Mendel presented a plaque at a noon luncheon at the Sheraton-Dallas Hotel. Maher began with Ford in 1913 and opened his Ranger dealership in 1919. Dallas dealership started in 1930 at 420 N Harwood. He is a Knight Commander of the Order of St. Gregory the Great and a Knight of the Order of Pius IX, plus a University of Dallas trustee.
Edward R. Maher receives a plaque from Jack W. Mendel and Harry B. King for outstanding service and being the district’s top Ford car and truck dealer in 1961. The ceremony honors Maher as Dallas area dealer of the year in the Ford Motor Co. network.
Cardinal McIntyre described the central preparatory process as simple and superb. The Central Preparatory Commission includes 50 cardinals bishops and religious leaders plus 20 theologians. Meetings in the Vatican begin at 9 30 a m with Latin as the language and decisions flow to Pope John XXIII for final approval. Cardinal Wyszynski and Cardinal Siri sit nearby as world nations are represented.
Bishop Sheen argues politics do not govern the world but the spiritual state of the Church and faith. He urges readers to sacrifice for the Holy Father, support mission work, and prioritize faith over press coverage and political spectacle. Donations and a mailing address for MISS ION are provided for readers to send sacrifices and join the mailing list.
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