Catholics Plan National Fatima Youth Day in Dallas Oct 4
The Catholic Woman's League hosts its 10th Youth and Children's Day in honor of Our Lady of Fatima on Saturday Oct 4. Plans include parish participation, First Saturdays devotions, and a nationwide appeal via the World Union of Catholic Women.
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Catholic Women Mighty Force Against Evil at NCCW Meeting
At the 29th NCCW biennial convention in St Louis Bishop Thomas K. Gorman and Mrs Tom Van Hoose spoke on church unity and women’s apostolate. Archbishop Ritter urged Catholic women to combat secularism and aid gospel outreach, noting the council’s role under bishops in awakening mission and guiding lay apostolate. About 3,500 delegates and 10,000 women attended as elections for national directors approached.
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Abilene
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Kiel
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Bishop Morkovsky to be Installed in Amarillo Oct 22
Bishop John L. Morkovsky will be installed as Bishop of Amarillo on October 22 at Sacred Heart Cathedral with Archbishop Robert E. Lucey of San Antonio officiating and preaching. Morkovsky, named Ordinary in August, succeeds the late Bishop Lawrence J. FitzSimon who died July 2 after serving as auxiliary since 1955. A Pontifical Mass will follow the ceremony.
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First Japanese Jesuit marks 70th year in society
In Tokyo the first Japanese Jesuit priest in modern times marked 70 years since joining the order with a brief ceremony at Sophia University. Father Paul Yachita Tsuchihashi received a congratulatory telegram from Jesuit General Father Jean Baptiste Janssens in Rome for his long church service in Japan.
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Deposits by Mail Offer From Mercantile National
Mercantile National provides stamped addressed deposit envelopes to streamline deposits by mail. FDIC insured, the service aids customers in sending funds securely without visiting a branch.
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Dallas Youth Appointed To National Committee
John P. Juranovitch of Dallas was named chairman of the NCCY social committee after returning from Caldwell New Jersey for the NCCY executive meeting. He led the Dallas diocesan youth convention and will promote social life within the lay apostolate. He is a Jesuit High School graduate and a freshman at St. Mary's University San Antonio.
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Italian Cardinal Defended Against Communist Attacks
Bologna's Catholic daily says it is humiliating for Cardinal Giacomo Lercaro to defend his name in court after L Unita libel claims he asked Pope Pius XII to confer a knighthood on an Italian banker under suspicion. Vatican spokesman denies the allegation.
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Franciscan Says Church Has Little Influence on Moslems
In the October Catholic World interview Father Basetti-Sani argues the Church lacks real influence in the Muslim world after thirteen years in Egypt. He cites limited contact, mutual misconceptions, and urges study of the Koran and establishment of a Catholic Institute of Islamic Studies to reduce friction among missionaries.
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Catholic Education Should Look to Future for Its Ideals
In Mariazell Austria Cardinal Agagianian notes the basilica's enduring Marian devotion at a ceremony marking the Mechitarist foundation anniversary. In Toronto Father Reginal O'Donnell argues against clinging to past ideals and urges Catholic education to train educated, truth-loving individuals responsive to modern knowledge and technology. He cautions education has long been authoritarian. Shell Oil's J M Courtwright calls for preserving heritage of values while integrating modern advances into schools.
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Rectors of Latin American Seminaries Meet in Rome
53 rectors from Argentina Bolivia Brazil Colombia Cuba Chile the Dominican Republic Ecuador Mexico Nicaragua Paraguay Peru and Puerto Rico join scholars from Belgium and Spain in Rome for a week long conference at the Pontifical Latin American College to discuss priestly formation and vocations.
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Chile
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Mexico
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Paraguay
Peru
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Belgium
Spain
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Sacred Congregation of Seminaries
New Bishop for Charleston Diocese Named
Msgr. Paul J. Hallinan of Cleveland has been named Bishop of Charleston South Carolina by Pope Pius XII. Hallinan, born 1911 in Painesville Ohio, has directed the Cleveland Intercollegiate Newman Club since 1947 and served as Army chaplain in World War II. The Charleston diocese covers 30,989 square miles with about 30,270 Catholics in a total population of 2,370,000.
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Painesville
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Catholic Universities Appeal for Equal Rights in Argentina
His Eminence Antonio Cardinal Caggiano of Rosario issued an appeal for equal rights for Catholic universities with state universities. The Cardinal chairs the Standing Committee of the Argentine Bishops.
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Argentina
Antonio Cardinal Caggiano
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