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Newspaper
Texas Catholic
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1958
Page
5
Catholic schools in Arkansas save taxpayers an estimated 1.42 million dollars annually by educating about 10 000 children. The state covers 53 000 square miles with 43 000 Catholics operating 13 high schools and 59 elementary schools per diocesan superintendent Father John W. Kordsmeier.
The National Council of Catholic Men with NBC stations will host a four part Catholic Hour series in September on the lives of the saints. Air time is 2 30 to 3 p.m. EDT with speakers Reverend James Brodrick S J and Reverend Urban Nagle O P. Listeners should check local papers for time and station.
Father William Leising, O.M.I., recounts Arctic use of refrigerators as essential for fresh meat and fish. He notes permafrost storage in Paulatuk and Tuktuyoktuk, explains underground ice caves and pingos from ice age histories, and observes Eskimos’ need for refrigeration despite sales pitches.
A Benedictine monk and eighth Baron Vaux of Harrowden said he has not decided to take his seat in the House of Lords. Father Peter Gabriel Gilbey, O.S.B., inherited the title after his mother’s death and may consult Ampleforth Abbey before deciding.
The National Council of Catholic Women outlines a Sept 23 general session themed The Church and the Arts at its 29th biennial convention in Kiel Auditorium St Louis Sept 20 24. Narrator Father Gabriel Stapleton of Lancaster NY will lead the arts session covering music painting sculpture and drama announced NCCW president Mrs. Robert H. Mahoney.
President Sean T. O Kelly praised the Irish Catholic rural life movement during the opening ceremony of the 21st Rural Week of the Muiitir na Tire at Mount St Joseph's College Roscrea. The event was held in Roscrea Ireland at the Cistercian college.
In a village near Lyons, residents prepare for the 100th anniversary of St. Jean Baptiste Vianney the Cure of Ars who died in August 1859. This year marked the 99th anniversary with ceremonies led by Bishops Rene Fourrey and Francois Marty. Plans for next year are led by a committee headed by the Cardinals of France and Archbishop Paulo Marella.
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