Difficulties for Mission Work in South Africa Rise After Election
CAPE TOWN South Africa The election of Hendrik Verwoerd as Prime Minister signals tougher times for Catholic missionary work among the non white majority. Verwoerd, a militant white supremacist and architect of apartheid, has long denounced by bishops. Since 1948 as Native Affairs Minister he has tightened state control over 11 million non whites including Negroes Coloured and Asians.
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South Africa
Hendrik F. Verwoerd
Union of South Africa
Netherlands
Hasen
Polish Bishop urges parents to enroll children in religious instruction
OLSZTYN Poland Bishop Tomasz Wilczynski calls on parents to choose religious instruction for the coming school year. He cites government rights on school religion and warns against fear. His pastoral letter faced opposition from Glos Nauczycinski which labeled the plea clericalism in disguise.
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Poland
Tomasz Wilczynski
Glos Nauczycielski
Teachers’ Voice
Burning Love for Christ Triggers Self-Interest Ashes
Evangeline Gould asserts that only a burning love for Christ can transform self-interest into ashes, framing devotion as a radical spiritual overhaul. This devotional statement emphasizes personal sacrifice and religious fervor as moral renewal.
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Christ
Evangeline Gould
Enrollment Increase Seen In Schools of the Diocese
The report lists rising enrollments across Catholic schools in cities such as Abilene Ennis Fort Worth Sherman Tyler Wichita Falls and more including St Josephs St Mary Immaculate Sacred Heart and Sacred Heart academies with numbers showing growth at multiple institutions.
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Our Lady of Good Counsel
Bi BO Gook Eunceedemanss
Boot
Lindsay
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Muenster
Sacred Heart
Sherman
Texarkana
Tyler
St. Gregory
Wichita Falls
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Mary Immaculate
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Acees
Felderhoff
Burse
Bishop Lynch Memorial
N.C.C.W
Abilene Deanery CC Hennneeneearseees
Dallas
Fort Worth
Tyler Deanery
Serra Club of
Bishop German Serra Club of
Knight of Columbus
Denison Council
Rhineland Council
Joseph
Mary
John Kreitz
Ryan General Assembly
E. McCullough
Vincent Wolf
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Burse
Hibernian Club of
Jos. Vann Memorial
Felician Club of
Catholic Women’s League
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Two Aborigines Honored by Pope Pius XII in Australia
In Perth two Australian Aborigines Rosa Mamid and Philip Cox of Broome were awarded the Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice medal by Pope Pius XII for outstanding services to the Church.
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Perth
Australia
Rosa Mamid
Philip Cox
Broome
Pope Pius XII
Press and Broadcasts Praise Religion Friendly Media
Archbishop William O Brady praises press radio and television for their public service to religion in a thoughtful column. He notes many programs support Catholic faith, offer comfort, and educate audiences, while acknowledging criticisms of taste and quality. He argues honest applause is deserved for the industry’s religious outreach and the hours and effort behind producing religious content.
Exaltation of the Holy Cross and Saints Liturgical Schedule
The record lists ordination days from Sunday September 14 to Saturday September 20 with mass proprium Gloria and 2d orations for each feast, including Exaltation of the Holy Cross, Seven Sorrows, Martyrs Cornelius and Cyprian, St Francis, St Joseph of Cupertino, St Januarius, and St Eustace. It notes liturgical colors red white violet and the Ember season prefaces and closing benedictions.
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Ette
Cornelius
Cyprian
Euphemia
St. Francis
St. Joseph of
Cupertino
Januarius
Eustace
Conflict Flares Anew Over Sant Angello Church Clash
Catholic diocesan officials report no freedom of worship issue in Sant Angelo in Villa where Baptists and Protestants clash over a pastor. They cite Catholic majority, lettered protests, and a Catholic survey noting 278 Baptist members and related activities as the sect gains ground in the area.
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Sant’Angelo
Italy
Veroli
Christian Evangelical Baptist Union of Italy
Villa
Catholic Action
The
Baptist) Church
Baptist Youth Association
New French Constitution Bows to Religious Freedom
Paris reports that the proposed constitution avoids mention of God while preserving religious freedom and upholds lay state and equal treatment under law. Cardinal Gerlier indicated Catholics accept the lay state declaration during a Lourdes pilgrimage with parliamentarians present.
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Paris
France
Pierre Cardinal Gerlier
Lyons
Lourdes
Catholic Alumni Help Build New Pala School
Los Angeles Catholic Alumni Club members join a weekend work party at Pala to construct a new school section for the mission. They work with Indians and volunteers under Father J. M. Carillo. Over half of the 1816 mission has been restored and the school opens this fall.
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Pala
California
J. M. Carillo
The
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