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Newspaper
Texas Catholic
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1958
Page
1
The notice outlines clergy appointments effective November 15 1958 detailing assignments across churches and denominations. Key figures and congregations are named, reflecting organizational changes within the ministry.
Dr. Michael A. Duzy former La Salle College president is named executive vice president of the University of Dallas by President F Kenneth Brasted. The Philadelphia educator led La Salle from 1945 to 1951 as academic dean and later president, expanding enrollment and guiding civic and national service roles.
Mercantile tile National Bank advertises new car financing with easy payments and immediate approval.
Fort Worth will host Dale Francis in a Will Rogers Memorial Auditorium lecture at 8 15 p m Sunday November 16 as part of the Christian Culture Series The talk titled Operation Understanding Protestant and Catholic will trace its aims growth and accomplishments and is the second offering of 1958 59 sponsored by the Fort Worth Deanery Council of Catholic Women Msgr E G Langenhorst will preside Francis a Notre Dame and Ohio Northern alumnus has held multiple Catholic lay apostolate roles and journalism positions in North Carolina and Texas
A solemn Pontifical Requiem Mass was offered for Auxiliary Bishop Edmund J. Reilly 61 of Brooklyn at Our Lady of Angels Church. Bishop Bryan J. McEntegart presided. Reilly, pastor of Our Lady of Angels, was found dead of a heart attack November 3 in his rectory room.
At the Solemn Pontifical Mass in St. Peter's Basilica Pope John XXIII stressed the pope as the good shepherd. He spoke of the Roman Pontificate's duty to gather all the faithful and called on bishops and cardinals to listen to the voice of Peter and the two apostles.
In a Vatican letter President Eisenhower voices shared fervent desire for a peaceful solution to world problems. He notes Pope John XXIII's appeal to world leaders for peace and sends greetings for the new Pontiff's stewardship.
His Holiness Pope John XXIII dispatched $5,000 to Canada to assist families of workers killed in the Spring Hill mine disaster in Nova Scotia on October 23. The aid comes as a gesture of support from the Vatican following the tragic incident.
In Dallas Catholic Daughters of America Court Mary Immaculate No 1719 hosted a reception for 21 new members at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Bishop Thomas K. Gorman addressed attendees and praised the group's growth since January 1956. Pope John XXIII at Vatican City urged reporters to seek truth and avoid unfounded speculation, describing the pope as a pastor to shepherd souls.
New York Cardinal James Francis McIntyre praised California voters for defeating Proposition 16, calling it evidence of fair minded Americanism. He arrived from Rome at Idlewild Airport and thanked God and Californians for preserving justice.
In Rome it is learned the Pope John XXIII will likely assume ownership of the Archbasilica of St John Lateran on Sunday November 23. The Lateran is the seat of the Bishop of Rome and mother church of Christendom. The enthronement would align with the feast of Pope St Clement I.
New York. Cardinals Francis Spellman and James McIntyre reached Idlewild Airport after Rome to greet reporters. Spellman praised Pope John XXIII as amiable and peacemaker while McIntyre called the selection marvelous. Spellman planned a Kansas pilgrimage to the Sisters of Charity motherhouse.
Pulaski County parishes pledge $700000 toward a Catholic boys high school in Little Rock. Bishop Albert L. Fletcher says the fund appeal met its goal within two weeks after 800 canvassers began. The west-end site will open in 1960, replacing an outdated south-end facility, with a project budget above one million dollars.
Washington The apostolic blessing of Pope John XXIII was given to all members of the National Council of Catholic Women as thanks for their loyalty after his election. The Pontiff conveyed his gratitude for the council's support during the papal transition.
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