10—THE CATHOLIC TIMES Friday, Jan. 20,1956
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Catholic Population Increases
In Australia, New Zealand
Sydney, Australia (NC) The Catholic population
of Australia rose by 42.491 during 1955 to a total of 1.596.
863, or 17.5 per cent of the nation’s population
Catholics in New Zealand increased to a total of 260.
081. a rise of 4.882 in 1955
These statistics were released
in the Australian Catholic Direc
tory for 1956
In Australia 42 new churches
were opened to bring the Com
monwealth figure »n 2.535 and in
New Zealand another 18 new
churches brought the total to 502.
The number of diocesan clergy
In Australia rose from 1.865 to
1,919 and in New Zealand from
370 to 390
Priest* of religious order* in
Discuss Plans to Build
New' Guadalupe Basilica
MEXICO CITY—(NC)—Plans to
build a new basilica at the shrine
of Our Lady of Guadalupe are be
ing discussed here.
The new church would replace
the present structure, completed
in 1836. which has been seriously
damaged by shifts in its founda
tion.
When completed the new basil
ica will be the sixth building to
house the picture of Our luady
which mas miraculously imprint
ed
on the mantle of an Indian
convert. Juan Diego in 1531 dur
ing Mary’s apparition to him
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Australia number 1,013 as
against 993 in 1954 and in New
Zealand the number rose from
235 to 244. There are now 1,522
religious brothers in Australia
and 249 in New Zealand. Nuns
in Australia and New Zealand
number 12,177 and 2,399 re
spectively.
Pupils attending Catholic
schools in Australia rose from
302,136 to 320,662 and in New
Zealand from 43,648 to 46,466,
The statistics show that there
are 36 seminaries with 1.386 stu
dents in Australia, while 314 stu
dents attend the four seminaries
in Neu Zealand
There are eight university
colleges, 126 boys' secondary
schools and 241 girls' secondary
schools, educating 63,630 pupil*
throughout Australia. In New
Zealand there are one universi
ty college, 23 boys' secondary
schools and 46 girls' secondary
schools with a total enrollment
of 8,432 students.
If the word "impossible” is not
American, the word "discourage
ment" is not Christian.—G. Acre
mant
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The personal chaplain of Prince Rainier III
of Monaco, Father J. Francis Tucker, O.S.F.S.,
(right) has observed the 50th anniversary of hi*
religious profession and his 67th birthday. For
the occasion I is Holiness Pope Pius XII sent
his Apostolic Blessing to Father Tucker and to
all taking oart in the celebration, which included
a thanksgiving Mass, renewal of vows, and a
day long celebration in Wilmington, Delaware.
During the festivities Prince Rainier III pre-
He declared that the natural
Philip Murray's
Papers Received
By Catholic II.
WASHINGTON (NC) The
personal papers nf Philip Murray,
late president nf the oncress nf
Industrial Organizations and of
the United Steelworkers nf Amer
ica, were formally presented to
the alholic University of Amer
ica at ceremonies here Bishop
Bryan McEntegart university
rector, accepted the papers from
David McDonald, president of (he
steelworkers union
Covering the period 1936 to
1952. the papers' include speeches,
reports and letters touching on
the internal affairs of the CIO
and the Steelworkers, as well as
Mr Murray’s relations with man
agement, government, and a
cross section of the American
public Some of the material will
remain confidential for some
years
The collection will be perman
ently deposited at the Catholic
University's department of arch
ives and manuscripts, which is
outstanding for its American la
bor collections
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Right of Students to Receive
Welfare Benefits Is Stressed
ALBUQUERQUE. N Mex (NC) Catholic school
officials do not ask Federal aid for construction, hut they
do insist that Catholic pupils receive their sharp in welfare
benefits afforded school children through government
funds Aichbishop Edwin V
The Archbishop told approxi
mately 1 000 persons at the annu
al rally of the Mhuqucrque Holy
Name Union, "Wr do not ask for
government aid in building our
Catholic schools in fact. Cath
olics are proud of the fact that
they build their schools without
such aid.”
Bvrne of Santa Fe said here
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law of God "demands that Catho
lic school children receive the
samp welfare aids as any otheis
in their education.”
He stated that U.S. Supreme
Court decisions support the
right of Catholic children to
have such benefits.
Archbishop Byrne warned here
that parochial school pupils
should not be treated as "second
class citizens
“When funds am available for
the welfare of children such as
health measures and bus trans
portation our children should be
included.’’ he said.
I/mu Lujan vice-president nf a
Incal Holy Name Society, in a
speech at a dinner following the
rally, backed up the Archbishop's
statement He stressed in his talk
“our inherent right to send onr
children to the school of our
choice,” and their right to share
in the welfare benpfits from tax
es which Catholic parents pay.
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Liturgical Meet
Included in See’s
Centennial Rites.
LONDON, Ontario -(NC) An
international liturgical conven
tion. a chain of prayers, and a
diocesan Eucharistic congress will
he three highlights in the centen
nial observance of the London
diocese
Announcement nt these plans
were made by Bishop John C.
Cody of Ixindon, who is the sev
enth bishop of the 100 year old
diocese.
Other events announced by the
Bishop include a Summer School
of Catholic Action which will be
conducted at Windsor from June
25 to 30. the first to be held in
the province of Ontario and the
second in Canada
Father Patrick Peyton, CSC.,
internationally-known Family
Rosary Crusader, will return to
the diocese.
The date of the liturgical con
vention at London has been set
for August 20 to 23. and the Dio
cesan Eucharistic Congress will
be held at St. Peter’s Seminary,
Windsor.
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Him—P. Baeteman
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seated (above) the medal of an honorary Knight
of St. Charles, to Delaware Governor J. Caleb'
Boggs (left), and in turn Gov. Boggs made the
Prince an honorary citizen of the State of Dela
ware. Father Tucker, first American Oblate of
St. Francis De Sales to become an American
provincial of the Oblate*, received also this
message, "On your anniversary all my love. Re
gret I shall not be there in person. Grace Kelly,"
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New Indian Catholic
College Being Built
CALICUT, India -(NC)—A new
Catholic college for men to be
staffed by the Carmelite congre
gation of the Syro-Ma abar Rite,
is eing built here. It will be the
61st Catholic college in India and
w il grant degrees through the
University oi Madras.
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School Board Rejects
Released Time Plans
OKLAHOMA CITY (NC) In an unexpected deci
sion, the Oklahoma City school board turned down the city
Council of Churches' plan for a released time program of
religious education classes for public school students dur
ing school hours.
While board members said they agree with the Council
that children need more weekday
religious training, they took the
stand that it is not the responsi
bility of thp public schools to pro
vide the time for such a pro
gram.
Announcement of the board’s
unanimous decision came at the
close of the board’s 1956 organ)
zation meeting, at which newly
elected members took the oath
of offfice
Earlier the same day the
executive committee of the
.All Aliens in U.S. Must
Register During January
WASHINGTON—(NO—The im
portance of registration by all
aliens in the United States dur
ing the month of January has
been stressed here by the Immi
gration Department of the Na
tional Catholic Welfare Confer
ence.
All non-citizens, whether admit
ted temporarily or for permanent
residence, must register. The de
partment said that the only per
sons with diplomatic status or
foreign representatives assigned
to the United Nations are ex
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Persecutor of Prelate
Sentenced to Prison
Berlin NC) J. Rozan^ki,
communist official uho playe.1 a
major role the arrest of His
Eminence Stephen Cardinal Wys
zynski. Primate of Poland, has
been sentenced to jail.
A former chief of a department
o{ Polish Ministry of Security
Rozanski has reportedly neea
sentenced by a communist emit
to five years impnsonmen’ for
‘misuse nf j:.uer'’
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Otto Thompson announced the
board’s action shortly after tak
ing over as president.
“For the past several weeks we
have beeri discussing the matter
of released time for religious edu
cation.” he said. "There was a
very thorough discussion of it to
day at which time we gave both
sides an opportunity to be heard.
"Oddly enough, there was no
difference of opinion regarding
the matter of religious educa
tion. Everyone was agreed as to
the need,” he continued. “But the
only matter presented to the
board was that time for it be re
leased from the school program
It is the decision of this board
that the plan be denied and time
not released
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