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St. Cloud register (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1938-1955

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Friday, August ',PAGE SIX 10, I951 ST. THE CLOUD REGISTER . Cardinol Bishop Diocese More Made N Meat Fridays Kyoto of Seoul Hospital U. Washington Directors Visits Notes S. o on Flashes and Radio Wire Ariz.—-Bishop Daniel J. Tucson, Apos- Tokyo.— The Prefecture Offer Slight Church j in Damage Masses Rome revoked the Gercke has ancient Kyoto, has been tolic Japan, of .ineat most privilege eating of Catholic World on Over From diocese, the rank raised of of J. to City.-Dr. Anthony Vatican a Diocese Timson. Fridays the in Seoul.—Despite air raids and Ameri- president J. Rourke, of the Furuya, Monsignor Paul with effective The order will become U.S. artillery Ifirrages ‘during the physi- association and Hospital ‘can Bullet Cruciqta. dispen- Oct. The 5. Apostolic, Prefect named hitherto Red offensive in April and May, Stanford superintendent cian at in“ which has been effect sation, drained Bishop; The first prefecture Added Income Is Sought is its spiritual Europe of was as school medicine, Bishop university of Paul M. R0, Vicar Apos- originally was-granted 8.6 re- years, though proud .of the. established in with the then resources, 1937 Communion Mass of. in the ceived In the panish Crusaders. to tolic of Seoul, that church course, reports Munich—The Play vil- Philoso- Passion culture it has created. the of Christ Altar fer,ed the Patrick J. M.M., at Rev. Byrne, its extended the it of time to as was structures, seminaries, hospitals, lage Oberammergau, hard attended from Latin Amer- of phers Peter’s by of King in the St. crypt and her posfiessions people of Spain Prefect Apostolic. As Apos- first by unemployment owing ica, the U. S., and. Europe. pressed to orphanages and substantially Vicar J. Healy, are Monsignor John conditions. The Holy under certain Delegate Korea, tolic Bishop to slack tourist is seeking season, a Little intact in the South General of the Diocese of Korean Notre Dame Chief Press capital. action responsible the for See is captured months Byrne Noted of ago for was new sources revenue. Cath- president .Rock and of the affected territories in Bishops Stained windows of in the Cathedral the Communists. by North Korean presented Passion Play, its every of HOSpital association the di- Notre Dame, Ind—The olic with dispen- the in doing new away now shattered, wood and its and the for sisters’ 10 were years, carv- Donald‘ Mc- A. U. S. The Rev. Spanish lands. A in sation former publications Uni- the of for rector planning village is ings, the Novices Benedictine 4 chapel the a orphanage at badly NCWC director of the Gowan, was is U. dioceses S. Western of group John Dame is P. “spa” and railway versity Notre health of a cog up Hospitals, damaged, but Health and Bureau of, the Apostolic Dele- the though affected, in Minot, N. Dak.—Four cases novices come skiiers Laber mountain for I as Francis, He succeeds Dale Defant. The altar. Mass side offered at previously dispensation gation, from a which Bishop received the Benedictine Patrick re- garb and was attractions. tourist added resigned Catholic who to attending open a tri isited Rome after decree. voked, either by custom the white veil, made her or J. Byrne, M.M., one taken nun pris- Outlook and book was information store center Doesn’t Like International Hospital Seventh the simple profession, and is in good condi- one nun a oner year ago, N. Charlotte, Car., the first of in King: Pope Recelves Brussels in Federatidn Congress made her perpetual profession at tion. Bishop R0 observes that Mr. "De- its kind the Southeast. in peaking by Lima, Peru.—.S for audience received in and were Convent the Sacred XII of the Heart Pius Castelgandolfo. Seoul’s population is steadily in- re- the Notre editor former of — fant, philosophers, Gabriel who European XII. Father McGowan, Pius a in ceremonies which Bishop Mutesa Vin- Edward at creasing and in audience of his ceived flock most ‘ ' are student Dame Scholastic, o x France said Marcel of the In- of the at is moderator news also national J. Ryan of Bismarck the‘Biritish cent in offici- Buganda still in the King South II, of refugees. as and weekly, is veteran ternational Congress of Philoso- had Physicians’ guild, Catholic at- war a APOSTOLIC DELEGATE, THE Archbishop Amleto ated. Two hundred persons, The fAfri- the Uganda. About 3,000 of Catholics have fil- protectorate He is also opposed the that he is phers Interna- to promo- tended aud addressed the newspaperman. largest gathering in 'by the history accompanied ‘of tered back. mbnarch Cicognam, host Cardinal Three G. to Adeodato Giovanni parish churches was was can Ave ‘Maria tion‘ the of outlook dis- European of Physi- Catholic present Congress of ‘tional manager the community, witnessed the open Princet'I-Ienry .with brother, only Columban his two are the Sacred Consistorial Congregation, queen; Piazza, Secretary of when His a that in the couragement in cians Paris. press. sense his retinue. of ceremonies. them.. 'Kimera, and others to missmnarlcs serve D. Shown visited Washington, C. above Eminence Archbishop are O’Boyle Washington, Piazza, Patrick. A. of Cardinal Archbishop Cicognani, Monsignor Sebastiano Baggio, Undersecretary and the of Congregation. Cbnsistorial Sacred Sapieha Want Taxed Schools Cardinal Buried Long Beach, Calif.—Support of Cracow, Poland. Thirty~one -— referendum block to a move a new Bishops and four Archbishops California exempting- ,glaw non- the 1,500 and schools profit parochial private at- were' among persons unani- taxation from state tending funeral ceremonics held was mously the voted 63rd annual at Cardinal Adam Stefan for Sapieha convention the “Christian” of historic Wawel Cathedral. in The Churches California install Southern of the happy We have participated the privilege'to. in to service two-hour included Pontifi- In- It Christ” here (“Disciples of sect). are our was similar earlier action taken Mass A cal Requiem and address was an Archbishop Churches by the Christian of It by Stefan Wysznski. burial in the Cathe- Northern California. the first The tax 'John’s St. Seminary ex- was and offer project our dral Marshal Joseph Pilsud- is by the Catho— since emption supported Marble Work the and Tile terior New ski, Protestant, in Lutheran, Seventh Day Ad— interred lic, and a was Churches, there in Cardinal Sapie- ventist which have 1935 dioce$e paro- over California. ha’s congratulations chial schools in the and protests. sincerest to Apostolo’re lOn Job' the I Diocesan to; Seminary. all those who. contributed, in some way 'making ward it a success. . \.'A TWIN‘DITY SUPPLIED BRICKS BY—‘ l 00. 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