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Newspaper
Texas Catholic
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1958
Page
2
Pope Pius XII urged court officials to recognize the inalienable rights of God in relation to mankind and the world. He warned judges to act with intelligence and exactness, avoid corruption or arbitrariness, and respect divine law over human legislation in adjudication.
A cardinal denounces atheism as a vanity opposed to sacred study and warns that communism, 40 years old in Russia, threatens liberty and dignity worldwide. He says the threat can only be met through Our Lady's intercession.
Rome reports eleven cardinals and more than 150 bishops will attend the International Mariological Congress at Lourdes from September 10 to 17. Attending cardinals include Francis Spellman of New York and three Roman Curia representatives: Eugene Tisserant Alfredo Ottaviani and Gaetano Cicognani.
Exiled Auxiliary Bishop Vincent Padolskis of Vilkaviskis Lithuania offered Pontifical Mass in St Patrick's Cathedral New York marking 500th anniversary of St Casimir birth. Congregation over 4000 included Lithuanian government in exile and leaders from the Committee for a Free Lithuania and the Lithuanian World Congress.
Three professional women with varied backgrounds will lead discussions on lay apostolate at the Mission Secretariat convention in Washington from Sept. 22 to 24. Virginia Leary Elizabeth Reid and Eileen Schaefler bring law journalism and social work expertise to the event drawing more than 500 clergy and lay members.
Catholic University of Lublin marks its 40th anniversary in East Europe. Founded in 1918 before Poland's independence, it survived Nazi and communist pressures and gained pontifical status in 1920. The observance is set for September 20 and 21.
Archbishop Keough of Baltimore will preside at the installation of Bishop Coleman F. Carroll as the first bishop of the newly created Diocese of Miami on Oct 7. A Hurley committee met at St Mary Cathedral rectory to plan the event after Pope Pius XII created the diocese on August 13.
The Sion Secretariat and its executive secretary Father Frederick A. McGuire C.M. work within the National Catholic Welfare Conference building in Washington.
Dallas record shows Jesuit High School freshmen include more non Texas students than locals. Data indicates out of state families move to Dallas to join expanding commerce and industry with New York leading at 12 students and Illinois at 7 among others.
The new encyclical Ad Apostolorum Principis circulated among bishops priests and faithful across China. It urges Catholics to remain steadfast and condemns illicit consecrations of patriotic bishops and Red regime coercion. The report lists numerous illicit consecrations by state and foreign totals, noting no official Peking reaction.
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