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Newspaper
Texas Catholic
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1958
Page
7
South Bend fans join thousands to watch Notre Dame battle SMU in the final 1958 meeting. Coach Brennan's Irish seek last year’s win over Meek’s Mustangs, while pre game rally at the Statler Hilton gathers fans Friday night.
The Confraternity of Christian Doctrine will open fifty centers to train adult catechists in the Los Angeles archdiocese. The goal is to supply religion teachers for about 200000 Catholic pupils in four counties. CCD reports 1600 lay catechists and 106 Sisters. emphasis on more men teachers and suburban volunteers. Each enrollee must complete 60 hours in teaching methods and Catholic instruction.
Sister M Electra of Bethania Hospital Wichita Falls is among eight scholars to pass the AAHA annual Fellowship Examination held July 18 1958. The ceremony expands the roster to 27 Fellows as the association promotes hospital accounting education and professional exchange.
Dr. F C Schwarz, a 18 year observer of Communism, spoke to University of Dallas students and faculty about world conquest and human regeneration as Communist goals. The Sid ney Australia surgeon argued belief in God counters atheism and frames the struggle as a battle over the being of God.
Dallas notes the Cathedral Club announces its newly elected officers for the coming year. Father Robert T. Litteken, moderator, oversees the group open to unmarried Catholic men and women 18 and older in the city. Officers are Ton Winnubst president Edward Cervenka vice president Carolyn Adams secretary and Janis Alexander treasurer.
Dr Schwarz argues that understanding human nature shapes how to meet global conflict. He urges applying to Western philosophy the same intelligent organized service used by Communists and warns against ignoring Communist ideology and practice.
Six June graduates of Trinity College Washington DC arrived to teach in Catholic grade schools for a year. Invited by Auxiliary Bishop Stephen A Leven archdiocesan school superintendent he noted the teacher shortage. The volunteers share a large house and receive salaries. Names Lynn Shea Eleanor Moynahan Sara Tyee Shea Sally Ann Intille Andree Stryker Carol Moynihan.
Pray for the Dead notes solemn prayers for Minnie Fleming Corder of Dallas May Elida Rogers of Denver and other locals. Services included Requiem Masses at Holy Trinity Church St Cecilia’s and interment at Mt Calvary Cemetery with priests officiating and surviving relatives listed.
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