Hume to open culture series in Fort Worth lecture
Fort Worth music critic Paul Hume will open the Christian Culture Series season with an illustrated lecture titled What Christianity Has Done for Music at 8 15 p m Tuesday Oct 8 in Will Rogers Memorial Auditorium. William J Marsh will introduce and conduct a choir for the demonstrations.
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Will Rogers Memorial Auditorium
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Washington Post
Times Herald
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E. G. Langenhorst
Council of Catholic Women
Washington
Hanson
Main
Noel Catholic Supply
Jennings
Hotel Texas
Mercantile National Ad Signals Friendly Bank Message
The Mercantile National ad promotes the Big Friendly Bank for Everybody, highlighting accessible banking and member FDIC backing, promising reliable service and inclusive financial support.
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Feast of All Saints Not Day of Abstinence
Washington Catholic leader says All Saints Day on November 1 is a holy day of obligation but not a day of abstinence. Msgr Edward Roelker of the Catholic University of America notes church law exempts Sundays and holy days from abstinence rules. He explains All Saints Day honors all heaven bound saints, many without special feast days.
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Msgr
Edward G. Roelker
School of Canon Law
Catholic University of America
Growth of lay retreats alarms passive Catholicism in U S
Bishop Robert J. Dwyer of Reno told delegates at the eighth western regional conference of the National Laywoman's Retreat Association that rapid retreat movement growth signals awakening in Catholic spiritual life. He warned against emotionalism and urged retreats to deepen faith while renewing apostolic zeal.
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Wholesalers Told To Clean Up Newsstands
CHICAGO NC The president of the Mid-American Periodical Distributors urged wholesalers to refuse distributing filthy literature or risk obscenity and trash flourishing He called for cooperation with churches police and civic bodies to set a decent standard Levy Charles Levy Circulating Company president said wholesalers may lose money but control over obscenity should lie in their hands
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Chicago
Charles Levy
D Jr
Association
Levy
Plaque With Motto Installed In Ossining Post Office
A bronze plaque bearing the Great Seal and the motto In God We Trust has been installed in the U S Post Office in Ossining New York.
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N.Y
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Mother Elizabeth Visits Texas Sisters of St Mary of Namur
Mother Elizabeth head of the Sisters of St Mary of Namur arrived in Fort Worth for a triennial visit to Texas houses. Nearly 1,000 nuns across five provinces receive her. seven new novitiates this month. She showed scenes from missions in the Belgian Congo and will visit 15 schools in the province before February. The Mass of the Holy Ghost opened the 1957-1958 scholastic year.
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Adopted Children and Parents Entertained at St. Cecilia's
Father Charles Mulholland, head of Catholic charities for the Dallas Fort Worth diocese, hosted a party last Sunday for more than 100 adopted children and their parents at St. Cecilia's in Oak Cliff.
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Charles Mulholland
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St. Cecilia’s
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Divorce Could Lead To National Death By Own Action
Canon lawyer warns at Red Mass that easy divorces threaten the marriage contract and national welfare. Father David T. Thomas argues laws weakening family bonds could cause “death by own action” for the nation as marriage remains the stable societal unit. Bishop Gorman lauds Catholic Charities staff and families present. benediction and children blessed. benediction followed by social gathering.
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ST Louis
Double Consecration Held For Two Auxiliaries
In Newark two auxiliary bishops were consecrated in a televised ceremony at Sacred Heart Cathedral. Martin W. Stanton aged 69 and William W. Curtis aged 44 became Titular Bishops of Citium and Bisica with Archbishop Thomas A. Boland co consecrating. Co consecrators included James A. McNulty of Paterson and George W. Ahe of Trenton.
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Sacred Heart Cathedral
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James A. MccNulty
Paterson
George W. Ahe
Trenton
Writer Sassoon Becomes Catholic at Age 71
London report states renowned writer Siegfried Sassoon has entered the Catholic Church at the age of 71, marking a major personal religious shift. The announcement notes Sassoon's commitment to Catholic faith and confirms his reception into the church.
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London
Radin, NC
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