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Newspaper
Texas Catholic
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1958
Page
3
In Rome His Eminence Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski Primate of Poland officiated afternoon services for the feast of St Stanislaus Kostka patron saint of Polish youth He urged the Polish community to remain calm and peaceful to achieve a better future.
The Italian ambassador notes Bishop Andre R Jaca has been expelled from northern Vietnam by communist forces, receiving only ten minutes to depart. In Plymouth, the public school committee votes 4 to 2 to extend public bus transportation to private and parochial students, ending a long controversy from 1953.
A Canadian Redemptorist missioner expelled from Northern Vietnam reports that about 500000 Vietnamese Catholics stay loyal to the Holy See and uphold their faith despite communist rule and repression.
A Washington meeting of the National Catholic Welfare Conference Family Life Bureau announced proposals to promote Christian marriage and family life. A magazine titled Man and Wife will be published soon and a bureau newsletter debuts in January 1959.
Plymouth Massachusetts public transportation reverses a five year stance on bus rides overturning previous restrictions. City officials cite expanded service, improved routes, and better urban mobility gains. The move follows community calls for affordable transit and reduced car dependence.
Washington reports the Soviet Union has cleared the way for American priest Father Louis A. Lion of Assumption College Worcester to minister to Moscow Catholics after a delay exceeding three years. He is to replace Father Georges Bissonnette who was expelled without explanation in March 1955.
Cape Girardeau report highlights Sister Mary Anselm of the Sisters of St. Joseph offering guidance to parents. The Fontbonne College educator in Clayton and St. Louis University home economics department director emphasizes sharing kids' notable acts with families to encourage development.
Judge David A. McMullan of St. Louis, head of the National Council of Catholic Men, told delegates at the Cincinnati archdiocesan Council of Catholic Men biennial convention that participation and financial support are needed to sustain the apostolate. He warned that humanity faces a spiritual depression and urged Catholic men to take part personally.
Ottawa report says Archbishop Paul Bernier of Gaspe Que was chosen president of the administrative board of the Canadian Catholic Conference at the annual meeting. He succeeds Archbishop Philip Pocock of Winnipeg. The CCC, 15 years old, is a voluntary Bishops of Canada group for church welfare and coordination modeled after the U.S. National Catholic Welfare Conference.
A reflective line cautions against overreliance on self for grace and understanding. It highlights human limits and suggests humility in seeking guidance beyond inner certainty.
Chicago philanthropist Frank J Lewis age 91 makes the 11th annual gift of 100000 to the Catholic Church Extension Society at its luncheon. Archbishop Albert G Meyer commends his work and notes Lewis has now given 1100000 total. The funds will be used to build chapels nationwide.
Sister Mary Gabriel OSA died November 22 at the Ursuline Convent Dallas after 66 years as a nun. Born Katherine McMurrough in Armagh Ireland in 1870 she moved as a child to Plantersville Texas and later joined Ursuline Academy in Dallas. She served as infirmarian and sacristan and helped workmen and the poor at the convent. She is survived by a sister and many relatives including Sisters Claude Lane and Bartholemew Harrison. A High Mass of Requiem was offered and interment followed in Ursuline Cemetery. Father Sokolski presided, Father Gaul attended.
Paris bishops warned French citizens of a grave duty to vote in the November 23 nationwide election called by Premier Charles de Gaulle. Church leaders stressed conscience and responsibility though religious issues did not drive the parliamentary vote.
Charles F. Bartush appointed chairman of the Family Life Committee for the Dallas-Ft. Worth Diocesan Council of Catholic Men. He leads efforts on marriage counseling, family prayer, enthronement rites, and other domestic programs. Bartush, from Christ the King Parish, is a six child father and active in Christian Family Movement and Serra Club. He heads Shedd-Bartush Foods and serves as director of Western Reserve Corporation. Born in Detroit, he has supported St. Paul Hospital and local Dallas services.
Florida Baptists at their annual convention denounced the election of any high official with allegiance to alien powers and aimed criticism at John F. Kennedy. The resolution urged loyalty to the U.S. Constitution and religious freedom, while Glenn L. Archer warned of Catholic dominance within 50 years.
Vatican City dispatch reports Cardinal Wyszynski says Poland readies for a Christian Millenium with fervor. The Madonna of Czestochowa tours parishes as retreats and devotions grow, with increased confessions and communions. He visits children, teaching catechism and love of God and country.
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