Catholic Schools Closed Under South African Segregation Policy
Archbishop Owen McCann of Cape Town says 10 Catholic schools have already closed under the Group Areas Act in South Africa. Churches cannot be consecrated and tensions rise as the government enforces racial segregation. McCann vows to hold on to schools despite uncertain futures.
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Father Moran Named Deputy Chief of Army Chaplains
Father William J. Moran of the Eighth U.S. Army in Korea is appointed Deputy Chief of Army Chaplains by Msgr. Patrick J. Ryan. A San Francisco native, Moran was ordained in 1931 and joined the Army chaplaincy in 1933 as a reserve first lieutenant after serving in San Francisco parishes.
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Remains of Therese’s Parents Moved to Lisieux Basilica
The bodies of Louis Martin and Azelie Guerin Martin were moved to the Lisieux basilica where St. Therese rests. The private transfer on Oct. 14 occurred amid beatification proceedings by the Bayeux diocese. Their family included nine children. five survived to religious life.
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Weinzapfel Elected Alumni Association President
Father Thomas W. Weinzapfel pastor of St. Pius X Church Dallas was chosen president of the St. John and Assumption Seminaries Alumni Association at the group’s annual meeting in San Antonio held October 14 and 15.
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St. Pius X Church
Dallas
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St. Bernard Parish
Charles Herzig
Conclave to Meet in Rome to Choose a New Pontiff
The article details the history of papal conclaves from early instances to the forthcoming October 25 election. It notes 78 conclaves in total, key reforms by Leo X, Clement VII, Pius X, Pius XI, and Pius XII, and locations where elections occurred. It mentions notable events such as violence during past conclaves, the Prophecies of St. Malachy, and the solemn ritual beginning in the Sistine Chapel with Cardinal Tisserant leading prayers.
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Cluny
France
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Viterbo
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St. Mary Minerva
Quirinal Palace
St. Malachy
Nautilus
Giralmo Simoncelli
Orvieto
Simoncelli
Conclave Procedures Guide Readies for Papal Election
The article details conclave rituals including opening ballots, read aloud voter names, and the podium procession led by Cardinal Tisserant. It explains the acceptance of the new pope in Latin, oath taking by all attendees, door sealing, and security protocols for inside and outside guards, with cardinals housed in dignified rooms and votings conducted in the Sistine Chapel using paten chalice and ballots.
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Benedetto Cardinal
Aloisi Masella
Msgr
Alberto di Jorio
Enrico Dante
Federico Calori di Vignali
Sigismondo Chigi
San Damaso
Calori di Vignali
Prince Chigi
Vatican Palace
Sistine Chapel
Current Movies Listed By Legion of Decency By Pearl Littlefield
The list catalogs films flagged by the Legion of Decency with titles across genres and studios, noting prestige, controversy, and audience suitability. It includes classics such as The Bridge on the River Kwai and On the Waterfront, alongside many era titles and theater listings.
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Davenport Bishop Marks 25th Year of Episcopacy
Bishop Ralph Leo Hayes of Davenport celebrated a Solemn Pontifical High Mass at Sacred Heart Cathedral marking his 25th year as a bishop and the start of his 50th year as a priest. Attending were bishops including Thomas K. Gorman of Dallas Fort Worth. Hayes, 74, was appointed to Davenport in November 1944 after serving as Bishop of Helena Montana from 1933 to 1935 and then rector of the North American College in Rome.
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