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shown with Farmer Anton Balzer in Steinfurt, Hesse, Germany, who
is praising his crop of corn, the result of more than $2,000 worth of
hybrid seed and corn donated by the U. S. National Catholic Rural
Life Conference, In the spring of this year. (NC Photos)
Passion Film Ilins Critics’
Praise At London Premiere
By John A. Greaves
New#
(Correspondent, N.C,W.C.
Service)
LONDON, Sept. 28—A
sionally produced Catholic I
the Passion of Our Lord was pre
sented here at a world premiere
for a three-week run in a leading
West End motion picture theater.
profes
film of
The press featured the event as
news. Critics, many of them up
against something new in their
sphere, gave it generous sympa
thetic praise. They were definite
ly impressed. But they regretted
that it was not in technicolor and
they found its 75 minutes of
screening slow-moving and the de
pendence on a narrator irksome.
The film, ‘‘Behold the Man", is
beautifully acted. The silent ama
tear players, adhering strictly to
the Gospela narratives, mime the
various scenes of the story from
the triumph of Palm Sunday to the
Death on Calvary to a background
of quiet music and the softly spok
en words of the commentator.
All are anonymous, except the
Rev. Charles Carr, of suburban
Uomerton, who plays the part ol
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Our Lord. The Rev. Walter A. Mey
jes, also of London, a professional
actor turned priest, is the nar
rator. I’he rest are all keen young
London Catholics who have band
ed (hemselves into an organization
called the Companions of the
Cross,
The film is based on the succes
the Com
the past
ful Passion Play given by
panions of the Cross for
three Lents in central
The play was televised.
London.
ways an
The film is in some
improvement on the play, allowing
for closeups and .significant angles
The actual agony of Our Lord on
the Cross is not snown, the camera
instead traveling round the faces
of the witnesses of the Crucifixion.
It was produced by Walter Rill*.
Narrative versions of the film have
also been made in French, Ger
man and Kalian.
Boxing's Tom Loughran
Crusades for Rosary
NEW YORK—(NC—One of box
tng's all-time ‘greats" emphasized
at a meeting of Manhattan Cot
lege students on the campus the
importance of the Rosary Crusade.
He rs Tommy Loughran, former
light heavyweight, champion
world, who has been active
crusade to spread devotion
Mother of God through the
tion of the Rosary since his re
tirement from the ring.
Archhiehop I* Sentence!
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POKYO (NC) Archbishop
Gaetano Pollio of Kaifeng, Honan
province, native of Naples and
member of the Foreign Missionary
Society of Milan, was sentenced to
six months imprisonment by the
communists at a public trial on
Sept 21, a communist report from
China disclosed The 42-year old
Archbishop has been under arrest
since April 1 of this year, when
the local communist authorities
tailed in their attempt- to estao
hsh an independent church com
mittee among the population.
NCCS Official Gets
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Another speaker William Leigh
ton, drew an analogs between th*
game of football and the game ol
life and stressed the value of prav
ing the Rosary for the grace to
strive harder to attain the higher
goal of eternal life.
VATICAN CITY—(NC) Inlc’ash would have the most disas
three radio messages to as manyltrous results.
Eucharistic Congresses, His Holi-I The Holy Father told the people|™J_
*mm Pone Pius XII called on thel of Madagascar that Providence has
faithful for a translation of theirl placed them as a beecun fra one of
faith into action as a defense of I the world’s great ways of the Cross
Christian civilization against to-|such that one could not imagine
day's adversary, whose victory, the I one more difficult.
Pope said, would end in a state of I In
affairs worse than paganism. I are
10,000 Alcoholic! Cured
ENGi EWOOD, N. J. (NC)—
More than 10,000 alcoholics were
partially or completely cured of
the drink habit since the Matt Tal
hot Legion was termed four years
ago, it has been revealed today by
the Rev Ronald F. Gray, O Cairn
national director at headquarters
here. Founded in 1947 by the late
Rev. Albert Dolan, O. farm, thi
Matt Talbot Legion is sponsoring a
national crusade of prayer and ed
ucation for alcoholics, ano seeks to
enroll one million Americans to
pray for alcoholics. __________
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1950
printing
a population of 4,000,000 there
650,000 Catholics in Madagas
The papal discourses were ad-|car. Missionaries there include thel
dressed to the concluding sessional Holy Ghost Fathers, the Jesuits,
of these congresses: the Swiss Na-| the Vincentians and the La Sal
tional Eucharistic Congress at thelette Fathers,
famous Benedictine Abbey at Ein-I But for all three nations he had
siedeln, the French National Eu-I words of optimism and encourage
charistic Congress at Nimes andl ment in their task. “For," the Holy
the Eucharistic DayS 0[ Madagas-I Father said, “everything is pos
car Island. sible to the power and love of
The Holy Father told the Swissl Jesus Christ, and We believe in the
Catholics that they must defend! power and love of Christ in which
their faith and culture “by willingl ail our hope reposes."
and living it up to the ufpmateF
consequences which the Christian
aith as a necessity of life imposes
upon you.”
“You are called on to carry the!
cause of Christ to a place of honor‘I tribution to peace through jus-|
and victory—a gieat task whichltice.” I
permits no hesitation, for the ad I -But our full duty is not done I
versary believes himself strongl by praying for peace.” he added
and the form of life which hel We must study the eternal prin-l
would impose upon humanity! ciples of justice and charity andl
would be farther from Christian! learn their application to the prob
times than paganism itself,” the! itms of group relationships andl
Pope said. I work for their realization. Wei
“This form of life would not be|mUst learn to understand the ap
only un-Christian but simply in I plication of these principles to the
human.’ I relationship of nations and peo-
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Their success, the Pontiff added,! pjes t0 each other The founda
would consist in standing with Ail tions of Western civilization
mighty God. I are crumbling, and we must de
“One thing is certain,” Pope! mand that our statesmen get down
Pius went on to say, “this success! to the bed-rock principles of the
will be yours only if your^wn life! unchang)ng moral law, divine in
stands in complete harmony witnl their origin, which must be observ
your Faith." I ed in making a just peace and in
The Pope told the French that! e!l.ablishing an international order
in spite of the light of joy that! which will guarantee the peace for
comes with these Eucharistic man-1 an peoples.”
ifestations, “a cloud comes to ob-l Pointing out that America was
scure and4o veil with sorrow Ourl founded upon belief in God and
gaze at so many and such terrible! Christian concepts of the dignity
calamities, which now burden! an{j rights of man, Bishop Walsh
souls and bodies and the essential! warned that “whether she likes it
values and destinies ol peoples,I ol not, America is the Providential
at a view of the dangers which! leader in the struggle to preserve
tHeaten the entire future of the| Christian civilization.’
entire universe.”
“Troublesome problems,
in such great numbers torment the! Christian traditions and recaptures!
present generation, far from pro-1 ber faith in Jesus Christ the Son!
grossing towards a solution which! 0( the living God." I
would be happy and satisfying,! Must Have Christ in Our Hearts I
from day to day grow more com-l “It is up to us,” declared Mrs. I
plicated and serious, shaking the! Daly, “every one of us as members I
world’s equilibrium to such a point! of the Council of Catholic Women,I
a* to cause fear of a total and! tn direct our efforts to building I
definitive crash.” I s'ropg homes for God, for Church, I
These, he added, are not simply! and for country." I
problems of the interests and des-l of greatest importance, she said.I
tiny of some one nation, but are! “the atmosphere within the fam-1
universal, and so mutually com i)v itself: father, mother, and chil-l
plicated and formidable that theirl dren—and God as a member oil
—.—. .............. .............- that family.”
“We have seen God taken out of I
government, out of education, bus-1
iness, the family. He has been re-1
ved from the press, from thel
TOKYO (NC) Enrollment! world of entertainment, and evenl
in the International Division of the! eliminated from private conversa-l
i atholic University of Tokyo, con-1 lion, except in a profane way.I
ducted by the Jesuit Fathers, to-l There has been a total rejection oil
talx 556, including 325 civilian,,! God.
146 members of the U s An Fonel “And it hasn't worked. God si
and 85 U.S. Army personnel. I presence is now being recognized
The enrollment has reached the! by thinking people ...”
highest figure since the divisionl Mrs. Daly recommended mkny
was established two years ago. The! religious practices designed to
curriculum is based on the Amer-I make Christ the center of the
ican system of education and in i home, including blessing of the
eludes 35 courses. Army person-1 home, dedication to the Sacred
nel are able to benefit by thesel Heart, the use of holy water and
courses according to the G1 Bill of I blessed candles, and erection of
Rights. I family altar.
she also spoke of the import-
“She will
I succeed in her historic role,” he
which! said, on]y jf she is faithful to her
I ance of “family Mass and C59W*
NCCS UiilrrlMiiiH rlrranid munion, too—and very often.”
_______ I stresMilg the “great joy” that
Immaculate Conception team, Co-1 families find in uniting in relig
liimbus, launched the Diocesan ele I ious practices, Mrs. Daly describ
nif iitaiv football season last weekl cd the experiences o» ner own fanir
with a decisive 12 to 0 victory over! ily n reciting the family Rosary.
Si Catharines, Uolumbus. al It isn’t easy," she admitted,
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