Basilian Monks to Found Key Monastery in Vienna
Basilian Order plans a Vienna monastery as first step in penetrating the Iron Curtain. Before World War II Basilians ran 24 monasteries and schools in parts of Poland and Czechoslovakia.
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Newspaper
Texas Catholic
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1958
Page
14
Basilian Order plans a Vienna monastery as first step in penetrating the Iron Curtain. Before World War II Basilians ran 24 monasteries and schools in parts of Poland and Czechoslovakia.
In Amsterdam the 100th anniversary of a bakery run by nuns was celebrated. Co adjutor Bishop Johannes A van Dodewaard presided as the facility, founded in 1858, now produces about 30 million hosts annually for the Dutch dioceses of Groningen Utrecht Haarlem and Rotterdam plus Norway and Indonesia. The original operations used water irons and small ovens.
Lay leaders and clergy in Havana urge more intensive training in social action and economics for priests and seminarians, with a focus on labor issues. The call highlights education as essential for practical ministry in social and economic matters.
The Catholic Bishops of West Germany urged world leaders to restore German unity to foster peace. In a Fulda conference pastoral read across West Germany they warned against materialism and atheism, stressing Catholics in the Soviet zone face pressure and urging perseverance in prayer for worship freedom and church liberty.
Mt. Mercy College in Pittsburgh assigns sophomore Mary Catherine Daniels as big sister to her mother Catherine Daniels who has enrolled as a freshman. Mrs Daniels, mother of five, will study elementary education with a focus on handicapped children, saying women can have three careers including service to the community.
Father C. J. McNaspy S J, named dean of Loyola University College of Music in New Orleans. A Lafayette native, he earned BA MA and licentiate in sacred theology at Saint Louis University, a doctorate in music at Montreal, and did post doctoral work at Oxford. He taught at Spring Hill College, Boston College, St. Charles College, Gregorian Institute, and St. John’s University.
The daily radio Rosary in Portland Oregon marks its seventh year on the air for world peace and Russia’s conversion. More than 74817 people have attended the recitation at Holy Rosary church where the broadcasts originate.
A catalog of Catholic books with authors and publisher details. Notable entries include Ronald A Knox The Belief of Catholics, McGoey Nor Scrip Nor Shoes, McGuire Introduction to Classical Scholarship, Marie Windeatt Mere Marie of New France, and Fulton Sheen God and Intelligence in Modern Philosophy. Prices range from 75 cents to $7.00.
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