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Gibbons Medal of the Catholic
University Alumni Association.
A Catholic Students Mission
Crusade showed 484, ,077, 900 Ca
tholics in the total world popu-
lation OF 2,644,611,0 900 His En-
inence Ernest Cardinal Ruffini,
Archbishop Of Palermo, Sicily,
paid his first visit to the US.
Eishiy-five editors OF csiho-
lie newspapers attended q fwo-
day seminar ct k.c.W.C. News
Service headquarters in Wash.
ington.
Judge William J. Brennan Of
Fair Haven, Nj, became the
sixth Catholic named a member
of the US. Supreme Court. Aux
iliary Bishop Laurence A. Glenn
of Duluth, Mimi, was consecrat-
ed. Seton Hall College of Medi-
cine and Dentistry, first medical
school in New Jersey, was dedi-
Gated at Jersey City.
Other September headlines:
Reopening of Beloved Cologne
Cathedral Most Joyous Event at
German Catholic Congress
Catholics In India Increased 4.5
Percent in Two Years, Directory
Shows Liechtenstein, Small
in Size but Strong. in Faith,
Marks 150th Year of Independ.
ence Holy Father Says
Mans Efforts to Conquer Outer
Space Must Be Guided by Sound
Moral Thinking Big Boss in
Communist China is Liu Shao Chi
Former Missioner Says !. Sharp
Rise in Vocation Marks Revital
lied Life of Church in Spain
Since Civil War.
OCTOBER
Nationalist Reds headed BY
Wladislaw Gomulka gained power
in Poland and freed Cardinal
Primate Stefan WySzynski from
house arrest. Gloody revolt
against the Reds broke oul
in Hungary where Cardinal-Pri
mate JOSEF Mindszenty also wal
freed from house arrest. Pope
Plus issued an encyclicaI urgins
prayers for peace based OF
justice" in Hungary, other strife
torn lands.
At Vatican rites 18th Century
Pope Innocent XI was beatified
At the US. Society for the Prop
agation Of the Faith meeting il
ST. Louis, Bishop Fulton ]
Sheen, national director, said thu
society had doubled in five years
More than 100000 visited Wis
tarama, week-long Catholic mis-
sion work exhibit in Philadelphia
Convention Hall. The famiI,
farms vital Importance wa.
stressed at the 34th annual Ma
tional Catholic Rural Life Con
ference in Sioux Falls, SD. The
And annual National Conference
of Catholic Charities convention
was held jointly with the St Vim
cent de Paul Society in Buffalo
NY.
Death claimed: Archbishop
John Gregory Murray, 10, of St
Paul; Thomas J. Culhane, 50, Ca
tholic Relief Services-NCW(
publicity director: Auxiliary Bish
op Raymond A. Kearney, 50, o
Brooklyn; Father Edmund A
Walsh, 81, Georgetown Univer
sity foreign service schoo
founder.
I'll health caused Msgr. Donald
M. Carroll to resign appointment
as Bishop of Rockford, H., anc
Pope Plus named Auxiliary Bish
op Loras 7. Lane of<Dubuque t.
the post.
Consecrated were: Bishop Ed
ward M. McGurkin, first Bishoy
of Maswa, British East Africa, a
Hartford, Conn; Auxiliary Bish
op Stephen j Kocisko of tn,
Pittsburgh Greek Rite Diocese il
Pittsburgh, and Coadjutor Bishol
Hubert ]. Cartwright of vii
mington, in Philadelphia.
Father Thomas F. nelly, Bos
ton Redemptorist, was named
Bishop and Prelate Nullius of ST
John Maguana, Dominican Re
public. Named for 1856 James J
Hoey Awards for furthering in
terracial justice were RCA presi
dent Frank Folsom and Paul G
King, comptroller of South Car
olina State College, Orangeburg
S. c.
Other October headlines: Lacl
of knowledge Among Catholic.
on Church's Social Doctrine De
plored at Canadian Social Weel
f. Citizens Must Pay Taxes Blu
Governments Must Not 0vertax
Pope Tells international GrouI
:. Pope Asks International Pool
ing of Efforts to Fight Cancer
ParOchial Schools Give Sig
nal Service to Nation, Lutheran
Convention Told Vienna
Archbishop Says Reds on Down
grade in Austria San Fran
cisco's Archbishop NIFTY Mark
so Years in Priesthood.
NOVEMBER
The free world seethed as Rus
sia relentlessly quelled Hungary