The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-01-04

Ill, Auxiliary Bishop Of Chicago,
and Msgr. Donald NJ. Carroll, sec.
retary at the Apostolic Delegs.
ton in Washington, Bishop of
Rockford; Msgr. Adolph Marx,
Chancellor of Corpus Christi,
Auxiliary Bishop of the Texas
diocese, Father Edward McGur-
kin, Hartford, Conn, Maryknoll
missions superior in Masws, At
rica, first Bishop Of the three
year-old Masws diocese; Msgr.
Laurence A. Glenn, Duluth, MINI,
pastor, Auxiliary Bishop of Du.
luth. Auxiliary Bishop John J.
Carberry OF Lafayette, Ind. was
consecrated in Brooklyn. Bishop
Thomas X German Of Dallas
Fort Worth, marked his 25th con.
secration jubilee.
Death claimed: Archbishop
John r. NolI, 81, Bishop Of
Fort Wayne; Mrs. Catherine
BsrthoIone, 100, mother of ST.
Clouds Bishop Peter 6artheI-
ONE and first Catholic Mother
Of the Year in l942; US. Sem
sfor Francis J. Myers OF Penn
sylvsnis, 50, st PhiIsdelphis;
and Father Vincent J. Flynn,
president. 81. Thomas College,
at 81. Paul, MINI.
Tales of heroism by priests and
nuns were recounted in the sink.
ing of the Italian liner Andrea
Doria off Nantucket. US. Catho.
lie missioners overseas reached
record high of 5,216, Mission
Secretariat survey showed. Tenth
annual Vocation Institute at
Notre Dame u. attracted 1000
priests, Brothers, nuns. Msgr. JOS
eph Cardijn, Young Christian
Workers founder, marked so
years as priest at YCW rally
in Manchester, England.
Other July events: Mission Re
port Counts % Million Catholics
in Africa Defense Depart
ment Orders Commanders Clear
PIX Shelves of Objectionable Lit
erature Bishop Deplores
Materialism in US. Bill to
Compel Segregation at Sugar
Bowl, Other Louisiana Sports
Events Becomes Law 200
600 In Closing of French Euehar-
ist Congress Hungarian Reds
Pressuring Cardinal Mindszenty
to Leave Country, Report Says.
AUGUST
His Eminence Bernard Cardin-
al Griffin, 81, Archbishop of
Westminster, died at Polzeath,
Cornwall, England, of heart at
tack. reducing the number of
Cardinals to 81. Death also claim
ed G.. Rudolph Brunst, Sc, n. c.
w. c. News Service foreign edit
or, at Chateaugay, NY, after a
prolonged illness.
His Eminenes Samuel cardin.
al Strifeh, Archbishop in Chi.
esso, and Auxiliary Bishop
Hugh A. Donshoe of San Fran
cisco, gave the opening prayer
OF the Republican National Con-
vsntion in San Francisco.
Other conventions: Knights of
Columbus, whose membership
passed the 1000, 900 mark and the
Daughters of Isabella, in Detroit;
Catholic Central Verein at 101st
meet in Wichita, Kan, changed
its name to Catholic Central I'm
ion; Catholic Order of Fcresters
met in st. Paul and Catholic To.
tai Abstinence Union in Provi-
dence, RI; North American Lit
urgical Week in London, Ont,
Catholic Students Mission Cru.
sade at Notre Dame u. and Ma
tional Federation of Catholic Col
lege Students in Washington.
Pope Plus merged the diocese
of Kansas City, and ST. Joseph in
to the Diocese Of Kansas City-St.
Joseph, and erected the new di-
oceses of Jefferson City and
Springfield Cape Girardesu in
Missouri. The Pope also erected
the Byzantine Rite Exarchate of
Stamford, Conn. New Orleans
Archbishop Joseph F. Rummell
announced racial integration in
the archdiocese schools will begin
in September, 1857, on a grade-by
grade basis.
U.S.-born Bishop Ambrose Pin
ger, O.F.M.. SO, of Chowtsun, was
freed by Chinese Reds after five
years in prison. Father John w.
Comber, Lawrence, Mass, was
elected Superior General of
Maryknoll, succeeding Bishop
Raymond A. Lane. Msgr. Hubert
J. Cartwright of Philadelphia,