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PAGE FIVE THE REGISTER U.S. Nun in Africa Catholics Assigned Top TVoop Review Functions It vision bands took part. Com i I 1 I Father John T. Powers (second IJaa ALSilAn rilMI lien miwiiiuivi de Paul's Church, South Boston, has been named permanent arDi-trator of all labor disputes in the Port of Boston. it Father Powers is shown with the hiring doss lorn Kennedy (left) at a typical dockside "shape up" of longshoremen, where work crews are assigned to handle cargo.

Father Powers has been identified with the welfare of port workers since early last year, when Ct Pntrirlf'c PlsCtmncfpr The Rev- Francis O'Duignan, 9f. rorriCK rosimasier pastor of st Patrick church, St. Patrick, re-forwards some 40,000 to 60,000 pieces of mail that each year deluge the town on time for St. Patrick's Day. Father O'Duignan and lay helpers rubber stamp a green clover of Boston asked him to take over the job of erecting a waierironi chapel and directing it after completion.

While Our Lady of Good Voyages Chapel was being built, the priest made daily visits to Boston's piers to get firsthand knowledge of employer-worker problems. He won the confidence of longshoremen by attending union meetings and becoming a familiar figure at the morning shape ups. Father Powers is the second Catholic priest to be chief peacemaker for port labor troubles on the Eastern seaboard. The other is design on the envelopes and then for cancellation and mailing. Father Denis J.

tiomey, S.J., or Philadelphia. BEATIFICATION CAUSES Just Once for Queen's Visit Australians Are Allowed To Attend Anglican Rite CONSIDERED FOR TWO With the 45th U.S. Division, in Korea. All this organization's Catholic chaplains were in the Thunderbirds farewell turnout, which was the biggest review of U.S. troops ever held here.

The chaplains, who will remain to complete their tours of duty, are Fathers (Lt. Col.) Bernard J. Fenton of Fall River, division chaplain; (Capt.) Joseph G. Ge. fell of Rochester.

N.Y.: (Capt.) Edward J. Friel, O.S.F.S., of Philadelphia; (Lt.) Edward D. Cowhisr of Boston, and (Lt.) James F. Kerins, C.SS.R., of Sievr York. About lu.000 men.

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Candidates for the White Sisters from all countries take the second-year novitiate in Algiers. Sister Joanella entered the pos tulate of the White Sisters at Belleville, 111., in 1952. Officially known as the Mis sionary Sisters of Our Lady of Africa, the White Sisters were founded in 1869 by Cardinal La-vigerie to co-operate with the White Fathers in the evangeliza tion of Africa. Now numbering 1,900 members, the congregation staffs 180 posts. Their field of labor reaches through Algeria, Tunisia, the Sahara Desert.

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a postulate at Frank lin, and a novitiate at Belleville, 111. The U. S. com munity numbers some 30 sisters, novices, and postulants. Presbyterians Unfrock 1 of 'Whitewash 7' Detroit, Mich.

Dr. Claude C. Williams, unfrocked as a Presby terian minister on charges of heresy and the preaching of Communism, was one of the seven "whitewash" ministers who visited Tito's Yugoslavia in 1949. A commission or live rresDy- terian ministers and four laymen found Dr. Williams guilty of heresy on three counts but dismissed the Communism charge on "technical grounds." The Presbyterian action was one step short of excommunication, it declared that Dr.

Williams was no longer an ordained minister and unable to perform any of the functions of a Presbyterian minister. As early as 1944, the House Committee on Un-American Ac tivities declared that Williams had been "most active in the Communist Party for many years." More recently itep. nar- ojd veide 01 Illinois namea mm as one of the ministers trying to infiltrate the ministry with Communist ideas. Williams and six other Protestant ministers visited Yugo slavia in 1949, a year aft.er Archbishop (now Cardinal) Ste-uinac was jailed by the Red re gime of Tito. They visited the prelate in prison, and on their return praised his treatment and claimed religious and civil liberties in Yugoslavia.

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Francis de Sales, as well as of West Point. Previously assistant commander of the 45th, General Seitz is now assistant commander of the Second Infantry Division. One of the units was the Philippine 14th Battalion Combat Team, led by Col. Nicanor Jimenez. Almost entirely catholic, it has been called the "no-vena battalion," because of its fidelity to the weekly novena services honoring Mary.

Other Catholic officers who led their units in the review were Lt. Col. William M. Puetz, Linn, Lt. Col.

John C. H. Lee, Bear Creek, Lt. Col. John R.

Yakshe, Lawton, and Maj. Willie W. J. Barrios, New Orleans, La. Major Barrios' helicopters introduced a novelty in military reviews.

The generals, instead of passing before the massed troops in jeeps, whirred sideways past the columns in four planes. Spain Gets Priests For Latin America Madrid. The Hierarchy changed the name of the Work of Priestly Co-operation in Spanish America to the Episcopal Commission for Spanish American Co-operation. Archbishop Rigoberto Domenech Vails of Saragossa was named chairman. This agency, created by the Bishops and approved by the Vatican in 1949, assigns Spanish priests, on a voluntary basis, for worn in LBiin America io neip relieve the clergy shortage there.

i- A- 1-1 Special prayers for persecuted Catholics throughout the world will be said in churches all over Spain on Passion Sunday, April 4. TV Series for Youth Will Feature Author New York. Beginning Sun day, March 7, the National Council of Catholic Men. will sponsor a special TV series for youths and their problems. The Rev.

Bertin Roll, a Capu chin priest from Pittsburgh, will conduct the series, entitled Look Ud and Live. The show will run for the eight Sundays in March and April. The first program will feature Mrs. Marie Killelia, author of Karen, who will appear as a guest. Father Thorning Named To Pan-American Unit Washington.

Senator Bourke B. Hickenlooper, chairman of the Senate Subcommittee on Ameri' can Republics, has announced the appointment of the Rev. Dr. Joseph F. Thorning as special ad viser to the U.

b. Congressional delegation for the 10th Pan-American Conference opening in Caracas, Venezuela, on March 1. Newman's University To Observe Centenary Dublin. Delegates from uni versities throughout the world will attend the centenary celebration of the University College be ginning on July 18. The college was opened in 1854 as the "Cath-oliq University of Ireland" under the rectorship of John Henry Newman, later Cardinal.

Among tho.sa upon whom degrees will he conferred are Monsignor Ronald Knox, English author: Monsignor Louis de Racymaeker, Catholic University of Louvain: Dr. Eric Ashby, Queen's University, Belfast; the Rev. Michael Hrowne, O.P., the Angelico, Rome: Dr. Hugh S. Taylor, Prince ton University, U.S.A.; Prof.

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One of the monks died less than 12 years ago. Considered a saint long beiore his death, Father Leopoldo da Castelnuova was an Italian Capuchin who often spent 10 to 12 hours a day hearing Confessions. He was born in Cattaro in 1886 and died in Padua July 30, 1942. He was ordained in 1890, and from 1904 until his death lived a life of prayer and service near Padua. The remains of Father Charbel Makhlouf.

a Lebanese Maronite of the Order of St. Anthony, are -r Washington Monument Stone, Given by Pope, 'Dunked' Century Ago Washington. At the height of the "Know-Nothing" Party's agitation aeainst Catholics and the Church. 100 years ago March 6, a group of bigots, working ur.der the cover of darkness, threw into the Potomac River a marble block that had been sent from Rome. The block was a gift from Pius IX and was intended for the then one-third com.

pleted Washington monument. To eet the stone, the anti- Catholics had imprisoned the monument watchman in his shed, removed the stone from another shed, hacked off the inscription "Rome to America," rowed the block to the middle of the river, and dumped it. The small group from four to men who stole the stone were never found. Neither was the stone, although chips were found on the bank where its inscription had been removed. The desecration of the stone, which had been taken from the ancient Roman Temple of Peace, climaxed a storm -f bigotry which included the violation of some Catholic churches and demonstrations against a visiting Vatican diplomat, Monsignor Cajetan Bendini.

Priestly Vocations Are Brazil's Life or Death Rio de Janeiro. Brazil's Catholics, 93 percent of the total population, nave only one priest for approximately every Catholics, according to an article in the Jornal Do Comercio. In comparison the U. S. has one priest to approximately every 650 Catholics.

Writer Joao Carlos said "that some rural parishes in Brazil, larger than many European dioceses, may have one priest for as many as 30,000 or 40,000 faithful. He called the problem of priestly vocations a "matter of life or death to Catholic Sydney, Australia. Arch-bishon Daniel Mannix of Mel bourne vrave Catholic personnel of Duntroon Military College a special dispensation to attend a flag-consecration rite by an Anglican Bishop when Queen Eliza beth visited the school. But the dispensation was granted only because it was too late to alter the ceremony; and it is understood, on Prime Minister Robert Gordon Menzies' assurance, that in the future such religious ceremonies will be distinct from the military or civic rites. One-quarter of the Dun troon students are Catholics.

Unlike in England, the Church of England is not the established relisrion of Australia. The Con stitution forbids an established Church. But since Anglicans are nominally the most numerous in the country, the tradition has rrrown to carry out the religious portions of civic and military rites according to the Anglican ceremonial. The custom has come in for sporadic Catholic challenge. Australian Catholics took part wholeheartedly in welcomes tendered the Queen, but Cardinal Gilroy was prevented by illness irom attending tne major pumic New Zealand Native Bishop John Rodgers of New Zealand was conse crated as Vicar Apostolic of Tonga in the Church of St.

Mary of the Angels in Wellington. Coadjutor Archbishop Peter T. B. McKeefry of Wellington was the consecrator. Tonga is one of the Friendly Islands in the South Pacific that are under the protection of the British Crown.

Bishop Rodgers is the first New Zealand-born priest to become a Catholic prelate in the Pacific Islands. Bishop It -t i s. 1 4, 0 i.v---. mm afaaaaaW take tnem to tne town post omce functions. The Cardinal was able, however, to preside at a Solemn Mass in at.

Mary's cathedral for the welfare of the Queen and her family, and for the Christian peace and pros perity of tlft British Common wealth. Archbishop Romolo Carboni, Apostolic Delegate to Australia, attended the Mass, with many Parliamentarians, civic leaders, judges, and diplomats. London Editor Scores Erring Gl Porents London. An editorial in the Catholic Times scorched Amer ican soldier-fathers for neglecting their illegitimate offspring in hurope. The writer reminded of the obligation in justice that binds the father of an illegitimate child to see that the child is properly reared and educated.

"Thousands of babies," he said, have been left all over Europe with others to shoulder the ob-ligation of the fathers." "The Americans," the paper complained, "can send anybody they like to ana, wnen here, the men can do what they like with comparative immunity, Before a British subject can go to America, he or she must be free of blemish and on arrival be wholly, subject to American law. It is too one-sided. Everv American sent abroad, said the paper, should be told of his duties as a man and a moral person. Every girl in Europe, it said, should be told of "the case of the 70,000 babies whose fathers have disowned them and slimoed across the Atlantic, where the arm of the law pro tects them." Minister Denies Church Is Intolerant in Quebec Toronto. Rerjortine to the Board of Evangelism and Social Service, United Church of Canada, the Rev.

Mr. Ivor D. Williams, Montreal, denied that the Catholic Church is intolerant Pope's Envoy Praises Magazine for Priests Washington. Praising the objective of the American Ecclesiastical Review, "the proper direction of its readers to Christ and to the Church," Archbishop A 1 Giovanni Cicognam, Apostolic Delegate to the U.S., presented to six of its editors Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice Church and medals. Honored were Monsiprnor Joseph C.

Fenton and Fathers EdmundBernard, Euitene Burke, C.S.P. FrancisC. Con-nell. C.iSS.R. Thomas Martin, and Alfred C.

Rush, C.SS.R. Blessed Mother! Laying of the Cornerstone of the Seminary by the Bishop 150.00 200.00 500.00 THOSE WHO WILL HAVE UNDER Mail from left)f pagtor of St. Vincent Archbishop Richard J. Cushing still incorrupt since his death in 1898. Entombed at Anaya on Mt.

Lebanon, they reportedly emit a mysterious blood and incense-like fragrance. The Lebanese monk has been credited with working a number of miracles. Father Charbel was born in a little villaee near the famed ce dars of Lebanon. He entered the monastery at the age of 18 and was known for his life of prayer, penance, and contemplation. Reintroduced by the Congre gation of Rites is the cause of Father Vmcenzo Orossi, a zutn- century Italian pastor and foun der of the Daughters of the Ora tory.

Father Grossi was born in 1845 and scent his entire life in the Cremona Diocese. He was ordained in 1860 and founded his congregation of women in 1880. He died Nov. 7. mi l.

Also being studied are the writings of Father Llbonus Wag ner, a 17th-century uerman nriest. Himself a convert, Fa ther Waener spent his life in combating Protestantism. He joined the Church after complet ing studies in three oiniversiues, He was ordained in 1625 and worked in AHenmuenster until Gustavus Adolphus invaded the city in 1631, when ne was im-prisoned, maltreated, and executed Dec. 9. 1631.

Another cause under consideration now is that of Father Giovanni Piamarta, the 20th-century founder of two religious communities. Born in Brescia in 1841. Father Piamarta was or dained in 1865 and did extensive narish work. In 1886 he estab lished an institute for artisans and an agricultural colony. To carry on this work he founded a community of men, the Congregation of the Holy Family of Nazareth, and a community of women, the Humble Servants of the Lord.

Father Piamarta died April 25, 1913. NCWC Radio and WireJ a Center Is Given $700 To Print Russian Book New York. As a result of a story appearing in the Feb. 14 issue of the Register, National Edition, at least $700 has been received toward the publication of a book in Russian at the ord-Jiam University Russian Center. The donation win te usea to produce a book about the Blessed Virgin, according to the Rev.

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