Communists Promote Youth Infiltration And China Policy
The article warns that the Communist Party in the United States marks its 39th anniversary with calls to expand influence, especially among youth, through noninterference rhetoric and advocacy for recognizing Red China. It cites plans to infiltrate schools and youth groups, align with Moscow, and oppose McCarthyism, urging vigilance to counter communist moves.
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Eisenhower
Khrushchev
United States
Communist Party of the
Carnegie Hall
National Education Department of the Red Organization
China
Communist Party
Red China
Moscow
Peiping
Soviet Union
National Committee
Horace Greeley
Liturgical Calendar Details for October Masses and Feasts
The entry outlines daily Mass texts and saints from October 5 to October 11. It lists proper Masses for Ordo Sunday and Saint feast days including St Placid, St Bruno, St Bridget, St John Leonard, St Francis Borgia, and the Motherhood of the Blessed Virgin Mary, with liturgical colors and prayers.
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Placid
St. Bruno
Confessor
St. Bridget
Coxnovi
St. John Leonard
B.V.M
Darwin Evolution Debate Refuted by Mendelian Laws
The article argues Darwinism misstates evolution and credits Lamarck as the true origin theory. It cites Mendel's 19th century heredity experiments and notes the public lacks knowledge of Mendel while widely recognizing Darwin, framing Mendel as the master of factual heredity laws.
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Darwin
Mendelian
Charles Darwin
Lamarck
George Bernard Shaw
Johann Mendel
Mendel
Truth
$80 Million Building Plan for Pittsburgh Diocesan Schools
The 53rd annual report of the school office forecasts an $80 million, six year building program to add about 2 400 classrooms to Pittsburgh diocesan schools. The diocese serves roughly 123 000 students making it the third largest school system in Pennsylvania. About 130 000 students are expected for the 1959 60 year.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Lay Apostolate Is Widespread Much Needed Says Bishop
Bishop Alphonse J. Schladweiler told 30 000 people at the Minnesota state fairgrounds that lay cooperation with bishops in the church is at its peak and much needed. He urged Catholics to train children in faith and in saving souls, noting the lay apostolate’s rising role and its defense against communism and secularism.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Alphonse J. Schladweiler
New Ulm
Minn
Minnesota State Fairgrounds
St. Paul
Holy Name Societies
Schladweiler
Railroads Built the Church Westward in American History
The article argues railroads shaped the Catholic Church in the United States by enabling dioceses and cathedrals to form as lines extended westward from Chicago to St. Louis and beyond. It notes priests rode rails to serve shanties along tracks, highlights figures like Father Kelly and Father Moloney, and suggests air travel might have changed the trajectory of church expansion.
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United States
Jim Hill
Great Northern
Richard Purcell
Catholic University
Mississippi
Rockies
Western Railroad
William Kelly
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wasatch
Utah
William Moloney
Central Pacific
Ogden
Truckee
de Smets
Mieges
Chicago
St. Louis
Southwest
Pacific Coast
Union
Sierras
Davenport
Des Moines
Omaha
Grand Island
Lincoln
Salt Lake City
Reno
Sacramento
Universal Church
New York
San Francisco
Patron Saint St Luke Honored by Catholic Doctors Guilds
Catholic physicians dentists and nurses across the United States and Canada will observe the Feast of St Luke the Patron of Physicians on October 18 with the White Mass. The National Federation of Catholic Physicians Guilds includes 75 guilds with over 4 500 members observing in hospital chapels parishes and cathedrals nationwide.
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St. Luke
ST. Louis
United States
Canada
National Federation of Catholic Physicians’ Guilds
Letter Home From Rome Draws Dallas Compare and Hope
Father James I. Tucer writes from Rome reflecting on Florence’s Medici era and its civic culture. He links Medici courtyards to Dallas Catholic gentlemen who meet weekly to share Christian thought, naming Ed Solon Joe McElroy and Gordon O’Neill as examples. He urges Dallas may echo Florence in ideas rather than power.
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Dallas
Florence
Medici Palace
Piero Medici
Lorenzo the Magnificent
Piero
Florentine Republic
George Washington
Lorenzo
Ed Solon
Joe McElroy
Gordon O’neill
Catholic Books and Authors Highlight New Titles
A catalog of new Catholic works including Alexander and F. Anthony's College Moral Theology from Regnery at $5, Daphne Barclay's Amedeo a novel from Dut ton at $3.50, Hulme's The Nun's Story reprint, Lehmer's Ireland and the American Emigration 1850 1900 from University of Minnesota Press at $4.50, Stern's And Did He Stop And Speak to You at $3.75, Watkins Aelred's The Enemies of Love at $3, Kenedy's The Catholic Concept of Love and Marriage at $3.95, and Woods Ralph L. The Catholic Concept of Love and Marriage, an anthology of 124 selections from seventy writers.
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Barclay
Daphne
Amedeo
Dutton
Hulme
Kathryn
Pocket Books
Little, Brown
Lehmer
Arnold
Ireland
University of Minnesota Press
Woods
Ralph L
Lippincott
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Taiwan
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Sunnyvale
Arlington
Park Row
Official Catholic Directory
Speck
By Ahern
UUL
Aherm
Robert J. Dwyer
Reno, Nev
Pullmans
Thomas Wolfe
Purcell
Saga
Bismarck
Riverside
Akard
Texas
Notre Dame
SMU
Statler Hilton
Terry Brennan
Bill Meek
World of Sports
Johnny Cola
Notre Dame Club of Dallas
Notre Dame Club of
Lemmon Ave
Rome
Folks
Jim
James I. Tucer
Diocese of
Dallas-Fort Worth
Ncwc News Service
New Catholic Books
Alexander
Anthony F
College
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Watkins
Aelred
Kenedy
Fred L. Cook & Son Printing
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J.W. Mangelsdorf
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