The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-12-27

buque Vicar General, named Aux
iliary Bishop of Dubuque. Bishop
Justin Mccarthy, second Camden,
N. J., Ordinary, was installed.
Notre Dame us 1857 L~aetare
Medal went to Clare Booth Luce,
former U. S. Ambassador to Italy.
Secretary of State John Foster
Dulles reaffirmed u. S. determi-
nation against recognition of Red
China.
Death claimed: Dominican
Father isnsfius Smith, 20. for.
mel dean Of Catholic US
school Of philosophy, in Wash.
inston; PsvIist Father James
NJ. ellis, 80, svthor-orstor-
journalist, in New York, and
Philippines President Ramon
Mssssyssy. ~, in a plane crash
in the Philippines.
u. S. visitors included Robert
z. Briscoe, Jewish Lord Mayor of
Dublin, Ireland, and Heinrich Won
Brentano, German Foreign Min
lister. After attending celebra-
tions of independence of Ghana,
Africa's newest nation, Vice Pres
ident and Mrs. Richard M. Nixon
went to Rome and were received
by the Pope at the Vatican.
The Senate confirmed appoint
ment of U. S. Supreme Court
Justice William j. Brennan, Jr.,
sixth Catholic to sit on the high
tribunal.
Other March headlines: New
Malay Constitution Gives Various
Religions Free Right To Operate
Schools Hong Kong Catholic
Increase More Than 20 Per Cent
In Year -. Pope Scores Indecent
Books, Movies In Lenten Sermon;
Warns Against Cooperation With
Communists /. Eleven New Do
ceses Erected In Argentina; Two
Raised To Archdiocese Ea-
mon De Valera Returned To
Power In Irish Elections.
APRIL
Dividing Brooklyn diocese ter
ritory, Pope Plus named Bishop
Bryan j. McEntegart, Catholic
University of America rector,
Bishop of Brooklyn, and Bishop
Walter p. Kellenberg of Ogdens-
burg, N. Y, Bishop of the new
Rockville Centre diocese.
AS 100000 in st. Peters Square
listened, the Pope in his Easter
message told the world it must
build its hopes on the Risen
Christ. Knights of Columbus, cele-
brating its 18th anniversary, voted
ST. million to erect a bell tower
at the National Shrine of the
Immaculate Conception, Washing
ton, D. C.
At Kielce, Poland, thousands
greeted Bishop Czeslaw Kaczma-
rex on his return from seven
years as a communist prisoner.
NCWC Education Department sur
vey showed 4,875,200 students en-
rolled in u. S. Catholic schools,
colleges. U. S. Health, Educa-
ton and Welfare Departments
highest award went to Daughters
Of Charity who staff U. S. Pub
lie Health Service leprosarium at
Carville, La. Jesuit Father Fran
els X. Wang, 81, was reported
dead in Hong Kong from i'll
treatment during four years as
a Red China prisoner.
Franciscan Father Allan Wolter
of st. Bonaventure On. " Uni
versity was elected president at
the American Catholic Philosoph-
ical Association convention in
Chicago.
Catholic Relief Services -
NcWc, U. S. Bishops world.
wide relief agency, which re.
settled WIS Of 30,906 Hun.
sarian refugees who came to
U.s., lead all other voluntary
U. S. agencies combined in dis.
tribution Of U. S. surplus foods
TO world needy.
Death claimed: His Emlnence
Pedro Cardinal Segura y Saenz,
rs, Archbishop of Seville, Spain;
Gene Lockhart, Sc, actor, at Santa
Monica, Calf, and Msgr. Robert
v. Kavanagh, president, Carroll
College, Helena, Mont.
In Iowa's first double conse-
Grafton, Auxiliary Bishops James
v. Casey of Lincoln, Neb., and
George j. Biskup of Dubuque,
were consecrated in Dubuque.
Msgr. Glennon P. Flavin of St.
Louis, was named Auxiliary Bish-
op of st. Louis.
The Pope asked n Y. 5.
nswsmen received in audience
TO use weight Of their own ex.
ampIes in choking off harm
done by "the scandal press"
Baptisms Of 5000 Chinese con-
yerts at Hong Kong on Easter
continued Church's greatest mod
ern city-wide convert movement
where Catholic population has in
creased from 10000 to 100000 in
ten years.
Other April headlines: Hungar-
ian Reds Launch About Drive
Against Church AS Bishops Dis
cuss Church-State Problem With
Regime Holy Week In Jeru-
salem Reflects War Tension OF
Middle East Pope Tells Jap
anese Envoy He Will Continue
To Fight Evil Uses Of Atomic
Energy.
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