Youth and the Eucharist in Catholic Youth Work
Father James Fitzpatrick argues that a genuine youth program must center on frequent Eucharist participation. He warns against relying on flashy projects and stresses that grace through Communion transforms youth, strengthens love of God, heals concupiscence, and binds personal growth to the Church community.
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James Fitzpatrick
Pius XII
Christ
God
Marcel de Corte
St. Cyril of Alexandria
Remains of Bishop Neumann Exhumed in Philadelphia
The remains of Venerable John Nepomucene Neumann were exhumed on Nov 8 in Philadelphia as a canonical step toward beatification. The well preserved relics included the bishop's pectoral cross and ring, with seals linked to Archbishop Patrick J. Ryan. Relics were sent to Rome after identification, and the body was reinterred nearby. The exhumation followed his 1860 death and noted his Philadelphia tenure and reforms.
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Neumann
Philadelphia
John Nepomucene Neumann
C. Ss.r
Sacred Congregation of Rites
Rome
St. Peter the Apostle
Redemptorists
New York
Thomas F. McNally
James T. Connolly
C.ss.r
Baltimore
Francis J. Litz
Neuman
Bernard A. Baumgartner
St. Peter’s
Patrick J. Ryan
St. Alphonsus
Francis Patrick Kenrick
Harmony in the Council Choir A Palestrina Retrospect
Portrait of the Sistine Choir at the Vatican during the Council sessions. The article chronicles Palestrina’s life, works, and influence, noting his devotion and the quest to renew Gregorian chant in polyphonic form. It reflects on church music as a bridge to worldwide harmony.
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St. Peter's
Sistine Choir
Palestrina
Monsignor
Bartolucci
Joannes Petraloysius Praenestinus
Sabine Hills
Praeneste
Cappella Giulia
Julius III
Sistine Chapel
Trent
Marcellus II
Caraff
Paul IV
St. John Lateran
St. Peter’s
Inexcusable Defeats in Congo and Finland Crisis
The piece argues Valerian Zorin’s Congo victory and Khrushchev’s Finns policy mark twin Soviet triumphs. It criticizes Adlai Stevenson for siding with aggression, predicts bloodshed in Katanga, and claims Finland’s neutrality masks Soviet influence and election manipulation.
U S Bishops Form General Committee for Vatican II Homework
The United States bishops create the General Committee to aid individual study and reflection for Vatican II participation. It operates separately from the National Catholic Welfare Conference and lasts for the council, featuring a presidency secretariat and multiple committees.
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Rome
United States
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Council
Ecumenical Council
Diocesan Official In Philadelphia Cited for Service
George W. Mitchell K S G honored by Archbishop Krol on Oct 6 for 50 years in the Cathedral Office. He began July 1 1912 and has served under four archbishops and is secretary treasurer of the Catholic Standard and Times. A testimonial dinner will be held. The Fathers at the ecumenical council were invited to a Holy Land pilgrimage after the first session.
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Philadelphia
See
Lyndon B. Johnson
Center
Catholic Interracial Council of Chicago
Committee On Equal Employment Opportunity
Rome
Gaudio Mello
Lucrezia de Goris
Igino
Mr. Zorin
Guizenga
Katanga
Krishna Menon
Hitler
Catholic Standard and Times
George W. Mitchell
K.S.G
John J. Krol
Erol
Mitchell
St. Charles Seminary
Mr. Mitchell
Archbishop Prendergast
Dennis Cardinal Dougherty
John Cardinal O’hara
Holy Land
Georges Hakim
Acre
Land of Christ
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Chicago
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CIC
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Otto von Habsburg
Austria
Africa
Kaatanga
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Novo-Sibirsk
Helsinki
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Russia
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Red
Yours
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St. Elizabeth Church
Dallas
Texas
Tokyo
Sophia University
Jesus
Apostles
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Mond F. Prendergast
John XXIII
Elizabeth
St. Matthias Parish
Bala- Cynwyd
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