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Newspaper

Texas Catholic

Location

Dallas, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1958

Page

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Pilgrims Honor Our Lady at Beauraing Jubilee Shrine

Pilgrims from five continents gathered at Beauraing Belgium for ceremonies marking the 25th anniversary of apparitions to five children. The day included a candle procession, a Midnight Mass by Bishop Charu, and a Pontifical Mass by Archbishop Forni with 20,000 attendees. A chalice gift from U S and Canada was presented to Father Massart for the shrine and used at Masses.

Belgium Beauraing Gilberte Andree Degeimbre Gilberte Voisin Our Lady Fernande Albert Voisin Andre Marie Charu Namur Efrem Forni Charu Georges de Jonghe d’Ardoye Egypt Sacred Congregation For the Oriental Church Rome Joseph Cardinal van Roey Malines Honore van Waeyenberg Catholic University of Louvain Friends of

Yugoslav Refugees Labeled Europe’s Biggest Refugee Problem

CRS-NCWC executive director Msgr Edward Swanstrom and European director James Norris called Yugoslav refugees the largest European refugee issue. They noted 20 000 refugees across Europe mainly in Italy and Austria with 1000 more arriving monthly. They urged UNHCR protection and wider asylum from non bordering nations and proposed a world refugee year.

Europe Crs-Ncwc Rome Italy Edward E. Swanstrom Catholic Relief Services National Catholic Welfare Conference James J. Norris Msgr Swanstrom Yugoslavia Austria United Nations’ High Commission For Refugees High Commission For Refugees Msgr. Swanstrom Norris Pope Pius XII Andrew P. Landi Pontifical Relief Organization

Conflict Flares Anew Between Italian Authorities Protestants

In Sant'Angelo in Villa near Veroli civil authorities halted Baptist church construction over municipal permit issues. The dispute pits Evangelical Baptist Union of Italy led by Pastor Manfredi Ronchi against the Diocese of Veroli Frosinone led by Bishop Carlo Livraghi. The background ties to past clashes over worship and priest assignments, with local citizens joining the Baptist church as a defiant move aided by U.S. Baptists.

Veroli Italy Sant’Angelo Villa Rome Verol Municipal Building Commission Baptist Community of Evangelical Baptist Union of Italy Veroli- Frosinone Manfredi Ronchi Carlo Livraghi Pastor Ronchi Graziano Canito Ronchi Baptist Congregation of Il Giglio Livraghi Baptist Church U.S

Bank Ad Offers 2 Percent Savings Deposit Rate

Mercantile National Bank advertises 2 percent interest on all Savings Account deposits. Member FDIC.

Mercantile National Bank F.D.I.C

Archbishop Boland Urges Wall Against Communism at IFCA

Newark Archbishop Thomas A. Boland told IFCA delegates to build an impregnable wall of Catholic action against communism. He spoke at the 21st convention banquet in Newark, receiving a $20,000 gift for two rose windows to the National Shrine in Washington.

Newark N.J Thomas A. Boland International Federation of Catholic Alumnae Federation National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception Washington, D.C Ernest P. Tibbitts Montclair

Carmelites Uncover First Church on Mount Carmel

Archeologists excavating near Haifa have found the Carmelites first church on Mount Carmel dating from the founding era of the order. The team marked the discovery with a pilgrimage on September 2, the feast of St Brocard, early Carmelite leader.

Carmelites Mount Carmel Haifa Israel

Enrollment In Dallas Fort Worth Schools Rises In 1958

The Diocese of Dallas Fort Worth reports total enrollment up from 19,583 in 1957 to 20,884 in 1958. Elementary schools total 18,323 this fall, up from 17,185, while 19 high schools report 2,561 pupils, versus 2,398 in 1957.

Dallas Diocese of Dallas-Fort Worth Edward R. Maher

Cardinal Blesses New 9 Million Hospital in Bronx

His Eminence Francis Cardinal Spellman Arch bishop of New York blessed and dedicated Misericordia General Hospital in the Bronx a nine million dollar facility.

Cardinal New York Francis Cardinal Spellman Misericordia General

Fourteen Graduate From St Paul Hospital School of Nursing

Fourteen graduates received diplomas from Bishop Thomas K. Gorman at Sacred Heart Cathedral last Sunday. Special senior awards were given to Anna Catherine Barto, Lonnie Wright, Mary Ann Meyer, Elsie Harrison and Ann McDonald with the Red Cross Award of Merit and St Paul Alumnae honors. Father Edward R. Maher addressed the graduates and a reception followed at the School of Nursing.

Abilene St. Joseph’s Arlington St. Maria Goretti Corsicana Immaculate Conception St. Cecilia’s St. Edward FD St. James Sota St. Tue St. Joseph’s Home For Girls St. Cen St. Monica’s St George’s St Mary’s Henne St Patrick’s St Peter’s Coro Renee Gainesville St. Mary’s Garland Good Shepherd Grand Prairie Irving St. Luke’s Kilgore Lindsay St. Peter’s Longview St. Anthony’s Marshall Holy Spirit Muenster Sacred Heart Paris Our Lady of Victory Pilot Point St. Thomas Richardson St. Paul the Apostle Sherman Texark St. Paul Hospital School of Nursing Dallas Thomas K. Gorman Sacred Heart Cathedral Balfour Anna Catherine Barto St. Paul Alumnae Lonnie Wright Red Cross Mrs Ann McDonald Mary Ann'‘Meyer Elsie Harrison

Community Chest Drives Support for Dallas Charities

Catholic Charities Central Office and affiliated homes including Dunne Memorial Home for Boys Marillac Social Center and St Josephs Home for Girls seek Community Chest support in Dallas County. Local organizations urge donations to fund welfare services and social care programs.

Your Catholic Charities Catholic Charities Central Office Catholic Home Welfare Service Dunne Memorial Home For Boys Marillac

Industrial Holy Name Groups Praised by Letter Carriers Leader

William C. Doherty head of the National Association of Letter Carriers lauded industrial Holy Name societies at the NALC convention in San Francisco. He noted units in Baltimore Washington Buffalo and Cincinnati and urged automation to ease workload while denying job losses from population growth. A unanimous convention resolution pushed Congress to ban obscene mail, aligning with newly enacted federal measures.

Holy Name San Francisco William C. Doherty National Association of Letter Carriers NALC Doherty Baltimore Washington Buffalo Cincinnati NASC Letter Carriers Congress Brooklyn Los Angeles California

Labor Autocracy Stems From Apathy Says Father Cronin

Father John F. Cronin, expert on labor affairs, told a Raleigh diocese program in Hendersonville that autocracy in unions stems from member apathy. He warned of internal corruption and endorsed independent review boards or a special labor court to enforce democracy while noting external racketeering from gangsters.

Father Cronin Hendersonville N.C. M Raleigh John F. Cronin S.S National Catholic Welfare Conference Our Lady of the Hills Assembly Vincent S. Waters United Automobile Workers

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