Great Works of Pius XI and Other Recent Popes
A historical reflection traces Pius XI and Pius XII addressing totalitarianism, war, and social order from 1922 to 1958. It recalls encyclicals like Quadragesimo Anno, denouncements of Nazism, and the Pontiffs’ influence on Catholic public opinion, with events ranging from Mussolini’s rise to the WWII era and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pius XI
Pius XII
St. Thomas
Europe
Manila
Far East
America
Japan
Stepinac
Beran
Prague
Cardinal Mindszenty
Pope Pius XI
Leo XIII
Belgium
Holland
France
Italy
Dolfuss
Mussolini
Eugenio Pacilli
Papal History Through Napoleonic Era to 1870s
A historical sweep covers Pope Pius Xn through 1870 with events from 1801 concordat to Papal Infallibility. Key figures include Pius VII, Pius IX, John Carroll, and Leo XII, noting revolutions, emigration, and the Vatican’s changing status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Corsica
Pius VII
Rome
Savona
Pope
Fontainebleau
France
Note of Appreciation for Condolences
Father James A Boyle and family extend sincere appreciation to Bishop Thomas K Gorman and Bishop A Danglmayr for prayers and condolences for the departed Mrs Anna M J Boyle. Philadelphia Pa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas K. Gorman
A. Danglmayr
Diocese of
Dallas - Fort Worth
James A. Boyle
Anna M. J. Boyle
Basilica in Mexico City to Receive American Flag
An American flag will be presented to the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Mexico City during a special pilgrimage led by Archbishop Edwin V. Byrne of Santa Fe. The event runs from December 6 with a High Mass on December 9, followed by the flag presentation in the shrine forecourt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Santa Fe, N.M
Edwin V. Byrne
Santa Fe
Dallas Christ the King Procession plans announced
The Dallas Deanery Council of Catholic Men announces a 2 p.m. Sunday October 25 procession through downtown Dallas. Parish groups join in forming the line between Field and Commerce, moving east to Akard then to Memorial Auditorium for Benediction and a special address. Parish presidents should arrive early to collect signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Catholic Men
Dallas’ Memorial Auditorium
Field
Lamar
Commerce
Commercce
Akard
Auditorium
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Thomas Aquinas
Cardinal Wysznski
Tito
Peron
Mary
Lourdes
God
Cardinal Gaspari
Eugenio Pacelli
Achille Ratti
Stalin
Lenin
Moscow
Calles
Mexico
Salazar
Portugal
al Smith
U.S. A
Vatican State
Austria
U.S.A
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Stuart Chase
F.D.R
Hitler
Il Duce
Germany
Franco
Spain
The
Papacy
Pius VI
Holy See
Latin Europe
Estates General
Versailles
Robespierre
Pope Pius
John Carroll
Society of Jesus
Baltimore
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Washington
Jefferson
Leo XII
Pius VIII
Great Britain
Poland
Gregory XVI
Lamenais
Vatican
Pius IX
Paris
Vienna
Mazzini
England
Our Lady
Napoleon III
United States
Archbishop McCloskey
Cardinal
Bis
Greenville
Raymond Scott
St. William Church
Lewis Cope
Greenville Herald-Banner
Pat
Mike Brand
Jorho
Hairston
Cadiz St
Fabless
Reem
Foundation of Diocese of
Dallas-Fort Worth
Kidwell Street
Dallas 14
Texas
Gilgen Plenee
Chancery Office
P. O. Box
Fort Worth
Catholic Daughters of America
Chancery
Amarillo
Sacred Heart Cathedral
John L. Morkovsky
Ursuline Academy
Blessing of
Philadelphia
C. Allen Business Machines
Young St. Dallas
National Metal Weather Strip CO
R. A. Sodek
N. Akard
Dan Kelliher
Riverside
Fidelity Union Life Building
Bryan
Dallas, Texas
Agency
Courtney
Eddie Kabala
McKinney
Rudolph’s Market
Dallas and Vicinity
Elm Street
Texas Catholic
Crane-Longley
Abrams RD
Central Exp
Asada
Oak Farms
Oana
Rich
PURE
Gop
N Sales
ED Maher, Inc
N. Harwood
Library of
University of Dallas
the Library
P.O
University of Dallas At Texas Catholic
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