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Newspaper
Texas Catholic
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1958
Page
2
The directive outlines four levels of congregational involvement in Mass, from simple responses to full choir participation. It emphasizes Latin liturgy and suggests Latin recitation for key prayers, while allowing vernacular use in some contexts. It also covers conventual Masses and the role of liturgical chant and instruments.
Father Robert P. Murray administrator of St. Mary's Church Stony Hill New Jersey was named director of the Aquinas Institute in Princeton a center for Catholic students at Princeton University The appointment was one of 17 announced by Bishop George W Ahr of Trenton He succeeds Father Hugh Halton O P who was reassigned to studies in England by his superiors
Knights of Columbus Council 799 hosts Major S. G. Deans as guest speaker on Tuesday October 14 at 8 p.m. at the Council Hall on Northwest Highway. He, known as the Supersalesman for St. Jude Thaddeus and St. Francis of Assisi, will present Peace of Mind with colored slides. Admission is free and open to the public.
Father Damian Fandal, O.P., a Dominican, joins the University of Dallas teaching philosophy and theology alongside Cistercian Franciscan and diocesan faculty. He earned a theology doctorate from Angelicum Rome and previously taught at St. Mary College Winona and St. Xavier College Chicago. He plans a priory on campus as the Dominican order expands at the university.
Bernadette a special hour long drama on CBS to mark the centennial of the Lourdes Miracle. Pier Angeli stars as Bernadette in the Desilu Playhouse production based on Margaret Gray Blanton's biography The Miracle of Bernadette.
Bishop Thomas K. Gorman dedicated the Tyler high school with Most Rev. Victor J. Reed preaching. Reed praised the Churchs growth since the American Revolution and urged diffusion of faith through good public relations and Catholic lay apostolate.
The Most Rev Albert G Meyer will be solemnly enthroned as Archbishop of Chicago at 3 30 p m Sunday November 16 in the Cathedral of the Holy Name Chicago Archbishop Amleto Giovanni Cicognani Apostolic Delegate will officiate and celebrate the Pontifical Mass Meyers sermon will follow and papal bulls announcing his appointment will be read by Msgr Edward M Burke Chancellor of the archdiocese
Archbishop Thomas J. Toolen of Mobile Birmingham will receive the Shield of Blessed Gregory X Crusader award for fostering the Holy Name Society. The plaque will be presented October 19 at the society’s national headquarters in Birmingham.
Bishop Gorman urges Serra members to grasp the priest’s role in guiding the faithful as church leaders. Dallas honored member Jerry Crane receives a plaque for service. convention names San Antonio as next host in 1959 with leaders including Garriga Markovsky and O'Brien.
Father Anthony Fernando of Tuticorin in South India visited Dallas to celebrate Children’s Day. He presided at Blessed Sacrament Church with youth processions, Rosary and consecration, ending in Benediction. He will stay in the United States through January. In India large mile long processions marked Youth and Children's Day culminating in a bishop fed thousands.
Warsaw reports state run press resumes attack on church leaders calling them sources of trouble. The government daily Zgieza Warszawy runs The Pulpit and Politics series by S Dobrowolski alleging church officials undermine state.
L'Osservatore Romano urges Italian broadcasters to keep programs appropriate for the family setting. It warns that television is a family friend and betraying this trust could be a civil crime.
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