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Newspaper
Texas Catholic
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1962
Page
7
A religious discussion explains oaths as calling on God to witness truth or a promise under sin. It contrasts oath of evidence and promissory oath with Jesus instruction to avoid swearing, and defines vows as serious promises in religious life. Perjury is highlighted as a grave offense against truth.
In Galvarino Chile Rosa a 12 year old Indian girl with black hair and high cheekbones begins learning catechism at harvest time after Father Hegarty persuades her family to send her to classes. Her sister and brother help, allowing Rosa to attend three mile walks to school where she and other children learn prayers hymns and doctrine. On the last day she dons white dress and veil and receives First Holy Communion marking a defining moment in her life as a child of God.
The text notes that practice helps with handling unfamiliar dishes like tossed salad or spaghetti. It warns the boy appears to perform a magic trick rather than serve a meal and urges careful practice at home to avoid embarrassment when eating at a relative or friend's home.
Gratitude flows from Our Sunday Visitor readers for funding 50 new missals blessed by Paolo Cardinal Marella for St Peter's. The event attracted Msgr. Ligutti and Msgr. Luigi Meroni with Vatican coverage praising the gesture amid Rome discussions on liturgy and reform.
A poem by Patt Thornton of Donaldson Indiana laments family strain while affirming faith in Christ. It recalls shared times and support, notes broken family ties, and ends with choosing Christ as guide. The piece expresses gratitude, struggle, and spiritual resolve.
A notable saying highlights that the most promising young man is the one who does more than he promises. The line emphasizes action over empty boasts and urges reliable achievement in early career.
A speaker argues that adulthood is not defined by size strength or skill but by how one thinks of others. Children focus on themselves while adults grow in knowledge and concern for others, recognizing mutual dependence and taking action to help others, especially in the context of the Sacrament of Confirmation.
Notre Dame invites donations to fund a 13 story library and a new residence hall for nuns. Ford Foundation will match gifts by 50 percent, with donor names inscribed in the Notre Dame Memorial Library foyer as lasting tribute. Contact Rev John E Walsh CSC for details.
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