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Newspaper
Texas Catholic
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1958
Page
7
The Bombay State government informs Archbishop Valerian Cardinal Gracias that Catholic nurses are exempt from the birth control training program. Nurses in government hospitals complained they were being forced to promote birth control. Exemption requires individual written application.
The Fifth Southwest Management Conference is held at the Statler Hilton in Dallas on September 5 and 6. Sponsored by the Texas General Agents and Managers Conference the Dallas Association hosts six states in the area with Orville Ericksen as president.
A group of 110 Yugoslav pilgrims, the first from their country, arrived for Lourdes centennial celebrations. They join ceremonies marking the shrine's 100th anniversary with other international visitors.
Franciscan Brother Aloysius Florio from Los Angeles Calif solemnly professed as a member of the Franciscan order in the Church of the Holy Sepulcher Jerusalem. He came from the Franciscan monastery in Washington DC and was received by Father Alfredo Polidori OMF Custodian of the Holy Land. Witnesses were Brothers Mark Hurst and Julian MacMahon from Washington monastery.
Requiem Masses were offered for Mrs. Ethel Mae Finnegan of 4325 University Blvd died Aug 26. She is survived by husband T. P. of Dallas and brothers in California. Rosary Aug 27 at Crane-Longley Northwest Highway Chapel. Requiem Mass Aug 28 at Holy Trinity Church. Interment Calvary Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
Charles J Towns Sr died Monday August 25 at 4018 Holland Avenue. He is survived by wife Anna Towns two sons Charles J Jr and R Vincent three daughters Theresa Hirezi Anna Halloran and Mary Clare S St V DeP. sister Lela Lee and ten grandchildren. Rosary held Aug 26 at Crane Longley Northwest Highway Chapel. Requiem Mass Aug 26 at Holy Trinity Church Father James Towns C M celebrant. Interment Calvary Hill Cemetery.
Bev Randolph becomes president Tom Maher vice president Larry Herndon secretary and Carl Wilkerson treasurer of the First Friday Club a Catholic laymen group in Dallas Promoting devotion to the Sacred Heart the club urges members to fulfill the twelfth promise by nine consecutive first Friday Communions Meetings occur on first Fridays after 7 am Mass at Sacred Heart Cathedral with confessions from 6:45 to 7:15 am and a breakfast ending at 8:15 am
At the North American Liturgical Week in Cincinnati pastors received a how to do it guide titled Principles and Practices for the Parish Community Mass. The 158 page Parish Mass Book offers a complete program for active participation at Low and High Mass. World Library of Sacred Music publishes and distributes both books from Cincinnati.
Evangeline Gould quotes a spiritual warning about the danger of relying on emotions when seeking faith, urging trust in divine closeness rather than inner turmoil or doubt. She frames God as near in trials, contrasting emotional upheaval with steadfast belief.
Pearl Littlefield surveys forthcoming releases and notes Legion of Decency ratings for many titles. The list includes comedies adventures dramas and epics such as The Ten Commandments Masterpiece The King and I and Nil and surrounding notes on suitability for general audiences.
Margo Saba a 17 year old Ursuline Academy senior urges starting the school year with Mass and Holy Communion to strengthen faith and discipline. She links a strong religious start to scholastic effort and a balanced social life, advocating devotion to God and the Blessed Mother and love for neighbors.
In St Clair Shores Michigan a man broke into the pamphlet cash box at St. Gertrude's Church. Father James P O'Hagan spotted the suspect who fled in a two year old Lincoln with plate numbers. He alerted police. Detroit police arrested the culprit. The church pamphlet racks are wired for sound and trigger an alarm in the rectory.
The article emphasizes a strong academic start as essential to a happy campus social life. It notes time to devote to friends, joining campus organizations, and dating off campus can contribute to a successful school year.
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