The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-12-29

ton Catholic Broadcast
ers Elect Father David COT
few. Providence. RI. Presi-
dent CPA President Pro-
tests to Paraguay Against
Brutality To Catholic Editor
-. Missouri Supreme Court
Upholds Sale OF Land To st,
Louis u. Cabinet Officer
Warns of Communist Menace
In Canada 10000 Crowd
Dublin Park For Close OF Pa
trician Congress; President, z
Cardinals Attend Father
Aloysius McDonough, C.P.,
New York, Heads Catholic
Theological Society.
JULY
Pope John issued his
Mater ct Magistra social
encycIical which drew
worldwide praise from
leaders in all walks of life.
Domenico Cardinal Tardini,
70, Papal Secretary of State,
died in Rome following a fail
ure Of the circulatory system.
BISHOP LAW r ].
Shehan Of Bridgeport, Conn,
was named Coadjutor Arch
bishop with the right Of sue
cession of his native Baltl-
more archdiocese. Auxiliary
Bishops John F. Whelan OF
Cleveland and Gerald O'Keefe
of st. Paul, Mimi, were con
secrated. Julius Cardinal
Doepfner, Bishop of Berlin,
was named Archbishop of
Munich and Pressing, Ger.
many. Father Joseph F. Rich
ard, A. A., was named chap
lain to US. Catholics in Mos
COW, Russia, succeeding Fa-
Their Louis A. Dion, "A. The
third annual NCWC Informa-
ton Bureau national com
munications seminar was held
at st. Joseph's College, Rens.
selaer. Ind.
ARCHBISHOP Egidio Vag-
nozzi became the first Apos-
toIic Delegate to the us. to
visit Alaska. Miriam Marks,
retired executice secretary Of
the Confraternity of Christian
Doctrine national center in
Washington, died of cancer at
her Apalachicola, Fla, home.
George Fl. Smith, Bloomfield,
Ind, was elected president at
the Sierra International con
vention in Minneapolis. Bos-
toms Cardinal Cushing told a
Catholic Daughters Of Ameri-
ca meeting the Church's i'm.
age was Scared by the Fed.
eral aid TO education contro.
versy.
A SURVEY SHOWED there
are 100 US. Negro priests. X.
of c. headquarters in New
Haven, Conn, reported there
are LAB, TIA members.
Jeremiah l.. O'Sullivan, 81,
Marquette University journal
ism college dean, announced
he would retire in August,
1862. At a Toronto, Ont, gen
eral chapter meeting, Father
Joseph c. Wey, C.S.B., became
the first American elected Su-
perior General Of the Basilian
Fathers. Mildred Gillars, 90,
(Axis Sally Of World War I'D,
a convert. paroled after II
years in prison, went to Our
Lady Of Bethlehem convent,
Columbus, Ohio, to live and
teach.
OTHER JULY headl | n e s:
Reno Bishop Urges Cleanup
OF Indecent Floor Shows In
Nevada Yugoslavl a
Church Freer Than In Other
Red Countries But Tito Seiz'
ed Nearly All Church Prop
erty British Guina Takes
over 81 Religious Primary
Schools. Threatens Catholic
High Schools u. S. Cath.
Ollie Colleges To Up Scholar
ships For African Students.
AUGUST
Ameleto Cardinal Cicog-
noni was appointed Papal
Secretary of State. Death
rame To-. Nicola Cardinal
Canal, 81. senior Cardina.
Deacon, in Rome, from pneu
monia; Jozef Cardinal var
Roey. 81, Archbishop Of Ma
lines, in Brussels, Belgium
circulatory ailment, and Gen
Walter Bedell Smith. IS. us
soldier and d /. il
Washington, heart attack.
BISHOP JOHN p. CODY oil
Kansas City.St. Joseph, Mo.
was named Coadjutor Arch
bishop of New Orleans with
right of succession. Auxiliary
Bishop Robert f. Tracy OF
Lafayette, La. was appointed
first Bishop OF the new Bator
Rouge, La, diocese. In thu
Ukrainian Greek Rite Church
Bishop Ambrose Senyshyn
O.S.B.M., OF Stamford. Conn.
was named Archbishop o
Philadelphia, Auxiliary Bish
OPP Joseph NJ. Schmondiuk o
Philadelphia, Bishop Of Stan
ford, and Msgr. Jaroslav Ga
bro of Perth Amboy, NJ
Bishop Of the new ST. Niche
las of Chicago diocese extenc
ing west of Ohio, Kentucky