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Newspaper
Texas Catholic
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1958
Page
4
The piece condemns American reaction to Boris Pasternak and the Soviet crackdown, arguing liberal upset over a single author masks support for expanding cultural exchanges with the USSR. It warns these exchanges invite enemy influence and undermine anti-Soviet resolve.
Father James Tucek reflects from Dallas Fort Worth on Pope John XXIII emphasizing that the papacy is an office not a person. He argues each pope is unique yet shares the same fundamental church mission and tradition. The piece cautions against cults of personality and stresses continuity from Peter to John.
In Indianapolis Indiana a panel at the annual Teachers Institute sponsored by the archdiocese urged awarding school letters for scholastic excellence. About 600 teachers attended the two day event where Sister Mary Janet of St Marys High School Lansing Michigan presented the idea She said the program has succeeded in her school and could spur academic achievement.
Washington Archbishop and other US bishops salute the Catholic press at their annual meeting. They cite growing readership exceeding 23 million subscribers and praise NCWC News Service as a premier agency, pledging ongoing interest and support to the press.
In Washington the New York City police commissioner told about 800 seminarians at the Catholic University of America that a good home environment is the best prevention for juvenile delinquency. He warned that material pressures create apathy and that parents must model lawful behavior. crime stems from training in the home, church, school, and street.
A New York radio panel reports a revival of religion in the Soviet Union prompts a Kremlin push to promote atheism. Observers cite clerical baptism and church marriage among party members, noting a 1937 census showing many identifying as believers.
An Italian nun who died saving three girls from a falling rock is posthumously awarded a Carnegie Foundation gold medal in Romeno Italy. The act highlighted courage and selflessness as the community honors her sacrifice.
Vatican letters from Msgr. Domenico Tardini thank journalists, photographers and editors for dignified coverage of the Pontiff death and the election of his successor. He praises serious reporting by radio and television, and extends the Pope’s apostolic blessing to all in the press and film industries.
Catholics and Protestants in Naumburg protested the arrest of a priest by East German authorities. A Catholic publication reported the joint demonstrators denounced the action and urged observance of religious rights.
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