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Newspaper
Texas Catholic
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1958
Page
3
Monograph recounts Pope John XXIII as a warm, optimistic leader close to the public. Friends cite his courtesy, humility, and pastoral approach, with a lifelong love of people, family, and history.
Dallas officer DALLAS-Wylie Stewart named Diocesan Chairman for Public Relations of the Dallas Fort Worth Diocesan Council of Catholic Men. He explains council goals and aims to shape opinion in favor of church programs. Stewart, originally from Oklahoma City, resides in Christ the King Parish and serves in multiple civic and church groups. He is southwestern advertising manager for Scripps Howard Newspapers and serves on several industry and association boards.
The pope is described as quick, decisive, and driven with remarkable endurance. He became the first pope to fly in a jet to Lourdes this year. He often suffers from insomnia, rising at four to work, then sleeping again before seven. He avoided Venetian society yet attended civic events and earned warm public messages from Venice’s Social-Communist government.
Msgr Bela Varga urges prayers for oppressed Hungarians on the second anniversary of the 1956 revolt. He recalls imprisonment and the need for the world to remember and support the struggle for faith and freedom.
Mrs. Jesse Johnston 78 of Tyler died at 4 45 a m Saturday Oct 25 at Sunset Home. Funeral held Monday Oct 27 at St Marys Church Fort Worth with Father Micnrad Marbaugh officiating. Survivors include son Ralph Johnston Rusk daughters Mrs J R Forsyth Evansville Ind and Mrs Gallant Floyd Tyler two brothers Walter D Nicholson Sherman and A B Nicholson Austin ten grandchildren.
Father Wilfrid Parsons S J aged 71 editor of America weekly magazine and author died October 28 in Washington from a heart attack He served as Georgetown University political science professor 1936-1940 and 1952-1956 and was editor of America from 1925 to 1936 Born March 17 1887 in Philadelphia he studied at Woodstock College and the Gregorian University Rome and was ordained in 1918 His books include The Pope and Italy Mexican Martyrdom Early Catholic Americana and Which Way Democracy
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