New Book Critiques Red China Actions Against Faith
A New York book by Edward Hunter, The Black Book on Red China, charges Communist tactics aim to eliminate religion in China. Catholic missionaries face greater danger than Protestants, with Catholic structures harder to reshape, while Protestant seminaries realign under communist control. The work, published by the Committee of One Million, cites official sources to document alleged crimes and argues U.S. opposition to China admission to the United Nations.
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Dulles
Mr. Dulles
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Russia
Red China
New York
China
Edward Hunter
Mr. Hunter
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Park Ave
N. Y
Worker
Red Organ
Congress
White House
Letter Home From Rome Describes Italy’s Change
Father James I Tucer reflects on three years in Italy noting a more bold anti clerical press and Protestant evangelization yet praising Catholic Action and a rising educated laity. He sees a cautious reform driven by bishops and a new generation of priests and professionals amid evolving religious and social life.
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U.S
Italy
Legal Segregation Reprinted from The Guardian
The September 22 Life editorial compared and commented on two positions about race integration in high schools. Virginius Dabney, editor of the Richmond Times Dispatch, and James McBride Dobbs of South Carolina, author of The Southern Heritage, are named as the opposing voices.
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Life
Virginius Dabney
Richmond, Va
Times-Dispatch
James McBride Dobbs
South Carolina
Review roundup of De Wohl and related titles in 1958
The Joyful Beggar by Louis de Wohl portrays St. Francis of Assisi from youth to death with Clare, Frederick, the Sultan, and Pope Innocent III appearing in Rome Assisi and Africa. The Unmarried Sisters by Dale Fife follows Helena Odile and Shazzie near WWI marriage age amid the Hauck emigration to Toledo. Catherine Laboure of the Miraculous Medal presents a comprehensive biography of Saint Catherine. An American Amen by John La Farge offers reflections on confidence in America faith and humanity. the column also argues for sex-segregated high schools and defends Catholic educational practices while contrasting secular options.
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Clare
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Sultan al Kamil
Innocent III
Rome
Sicily
Africa
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Dale Fife Farrar
Straus and Cudahy
Helena Odile
Shazzie
Hauck
Toledo
Schatzie
Catherine Laboure
Joseph I. Dirvin
C.M. Farrar
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Cudahy
Dirvin
Catherine
Charity
Virgin Mary
Paris
St. Catherine
United States
Mary
John la Farge
Farrar
Father la Farge
America
Not Our Quarrels We Speak for Catholic Education
A Catholic public statement argues the church acts under natural law and supernatural grace, denying involvement in modern sectarian conflicts and defending bishops as prudent leaders tasked with saving souls. The text rejects the notion that Catholic schools are controlled by secular forces and emphasizes independence from other groups.
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Rome
America
Red Cross thanks Texas Catholic for community service
A letter from Ralph Shannon Executive Director of the Dallas County Chapter American Red Cross commends the Texas Catholic for its community service and support over the years. The writer also discusses church life in Europe and cautions against federal control of education linking the issue to Supreme Court decisions and public funding for Catholic schools.
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American Red Cross
Texas Catholic
The
Red Cross
Ralph Shannon
United State Supreme Court
Name Change At Texas Catholic Ushers Editor Departure
The Texas Catholic reveals a six year news editor Jean Wasoff is leaving the diocese in November to change her name. Her successor is named in the mast head and will assume duties after Wasoff’s departure.
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Texas Catholic
Texas
Rome
Jean Wasoff
The Lapsed and Martyrdom in Cyprian’s Time
The article reviews Cyprian of Carthage and the Decian persecution, noting two lapsed categories and penance. It cites Cyprian’s stance on apostasy and martyrdom, with Cyprian beheaded in 258 and few Christians resisting torture. It ends by asking how many would endure such trials today.
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Cyprian
Carthage
Decius
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