Permanent International Commission of Editors of Catholic Newspapers

Permanent International Commission of Editors of Catholic Newspapers, Commission Permanente Internationale des Directeurs de Journaux Catholiques

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Founded: 19/96/1928
Sources: HB 1938

Officers

Mgr. Bouguin Member of a Committee
Mgr. Bouquin Member of a Committee
Demarteau Member of a Committee
Dr. Funder Member of a Committee
Frank Hall Member of a Committee
Dr. Hein Hoeben Secretary-Treasurer (Secretary)
Mgr. Kaczynski Member of a Committee
Kuijpers Member of a Committee
Maggi Member of a Committee
Mappus Member of a Committee
Léon Merklen President
Mgr. Origer Vice President
Pauchard Member of a Committee
Somville Member of a Committee
Dr. Ladislas Toth Member of a Committee

Seats

26, Teteringschedijk: Breda: Netherlands

Members in these countries

Austria (one newspaper, one agency); Belgium (four newspapers, one agency); Bulgaria (one agency); Czechoslovakia (two newspapers); United Kingdom (three newspapers); France (six newspapers); Germany (four newspapers, one agency); Hungary (one newspaper, one agency); Luxemburg (one newspaper); Italy (three newspapers, one agency); the Netherlands (four newspapers, one agency); Norway (one newspaper) ; Poland (one agency); Rumania (one newspaper); Spain (two newspapers); Switzerland (four newspapers, one agency); United States of America (one agency); Vatican City (one newspaper, one agency); Yugoslavia (one agency).
Austria , Belgium , Bulgaria , Czechoslovakia , France , Germany , Hungary , Italy , Luxembourg , Netherlands , Norway , Poland , Romania , Spain , Switzerland , United Kingdom , United States of America , Vatican State , Yugoslavia ,

Congresses

1928-1928 Cologne: Germany
1929-1929 Rotterdam: Netherlands
1931-1931 Rome: Italy
1935-1935 Paris: France
1936-1936 Paris: France
1936-1936 Rome: Italy

Object

To establish regular and personal contacts between the editors of Catholic newspapers of the different countries in order to facilitate the task of each by cordial mutual assistance, and to promote the vitality of the Catholic Press and its influence throughout the world.

Finances

Monthly subscription of 5 Netherlands florins.