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Newspaper

Texas Catholic

Location

Dallas, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1958

Page

4

Converts faith and family conflict in a Catholic tale

A Jewish woman Sylvia Kostin converts to Catholicism after a long search and parental opposition. Her story highlights faith, church instruction, and the supportive role of her husband, with reference to other conversion narratives. The piece also discusses a Westminster Archbishop’s pastoral on preaching and public morality amid modern media.

Daniel Hudson Cs.c The Ave Maria Sylvia Kostin Long Island, N.Y Sylvia Lillian Roth Thomas Merton Rome Laura Phyllis Jesus Christ Westminster

Duty of Parents to Regulate Family Television Viewing

An article urges parents to actively control what children watch on TV, arguing from a Catholic diocese perspective. It advocates deliberate program choice, no child should switch on TV, and active family viewing with written feedback to programme Directors. It proposes parish groups appoint TV correspondents to regularly communicate likes and criticisms.

Father Holy Father Ours Union of Catholic Mothers Catholic Young Men’s Society St. Vincent de Paul Society Catholic Women’s League The Children of Mary the Legion Knights of St. Columba the Catenians Catholic Nurses Guild Young Christian Workers Scouts the Guides

Pope Pius XII a Youthful Figure in History’s Spring

The piece extols Pope Pius XII as a remarkably young figure who maintained vitality to his last days. It contrasts his enduring vigor with aging pontiffs, praising his spirited approach to liturgy and science, and his view of history as spring rebirth rather than winter decay.

Pope Pius XII Peter Pius IX Rome Leo XIII Pope Pius XI Eugenio Pacelli Pontifical Academy Holy Father Pius XII

Feast of Christ the King and All Saints Mass Schedule

The calendar lists liturgical days from Sunday October 26 to Saturday November 1 including the Feast of Christ the King with proper Mass and Gloria, the Apostles St Simon and St Jude, and the Feast of All Saints. Mass colors vary green black and red with differing Gloria Credo and Preface patterns.

Public Hunger for Papal Guidance After Pope Pius XII

The funeral drew global attention as millions watched Rome’s streets and Vatican City, with TV cameras framing the last rites. The piece argues the world awaits a spiritual leader to avert modern slavery and cites the pope as a symbol of peace and moral balance amid Cold War tensions.

Pope Pius XII Castelgandolfo Vatican City Rome Pope

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