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Newspaper

Texas Catholic

Location

Dallas, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1958

Page

29

Saint Ignatius and the Jesuits Aimed to Rally Faith

The piece portrays St Ignatius Loyola and the Society of Jesus guiding a global Catholic mission during the Protestant Reformation. It notes Jesuit scholarship confuting heresies while members faced persecution. It credits the Jesuits with halting Protestant momentum and shaping Europe’s religious landscape.

Christ’s Church St. Ignatius Loyola Jesus St. Ignatius

Message on Jerusalem region and paths to spiritual life

An article discusses the beauty of a place in the great plain near Jerusalem, the spread of Christian doctrine by apostles, and Saint Ignatius beseeching the Blessed Mother for grace. It contrasts Lucifer’s temptations with Christ’s soul joys, notes many nations remain in darkness, and warns Christians who abandon their faith of severe judgment.

Jerusalem St. Ignatius Lucifer Christ St. Paul Asia Africa Kingdom of Darkness Kingdom of Light

Prayer for the papal election at Vatican assembly

Cardinals from every continent gather in the Vatican to elect a successor to Pope Pius XII. The mass prayer asks God to grant the Church a bishop full of zeal who will rule well for the glory of God and be held in honor by the faithful.

Carpinali Vatican Pius XII Holy Catholic Church

Nuns’ Quiet Service Shapes New England Catholic Growth

The essay praises nuns for their prayers and wide work in education, hospitals, charities, and retreat houses, noting their pivotal role in Catholic and general wellbeing. It recalls past bigotry and violence against convents in the nineteenth century and public calls for scrutiny.

Great Catholics of New England Nuns and early church growth

The article recalls the Ursuline convent fire of 1834 in Charlestown Mass and notes the changing views toward women religious. It highlights Lydia Longley of Groton Mass as the first American nun born in 1674, detailing her Puritan lineage and family life.

Ursuline Charlestown Mass Lydia Longley Groton Lydia William Longley

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