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Slate Holy Year
Novena, Triduum
At Newark Church
NEWARK A novena of Holy
Hours on Sunday evenings began
this month at St. Francis de Sales'
church in honor of the Blessed
Mother, and will continue until the
feast of her Immaculate Concep
tion, Dec. R.
First of the weekly services took
place on the Feast of the Holy
Rosary Oct. 7. Each Sunday night
there will be a sermon. Rosary,
Litany of the Blessed Mother, oth
er novena prayers, and Benedic
tion.
Also scheduled at St. Francis de
Sales’ church is a Holy Yeai
triduum for those who wish to gain
the Jubilee Year indulgence, begin
ni Friday, 3ct. 19. at 7:30 p.
nd closing Sunday, Oct. 21. vsth
Holy Hour devotions at 7 p. m.
Sermons at the triduum will be
preached by the Rev John Doll
baum of Youngstown, a member of
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Father Dollbaum also conducted
a retreat this week for the high
school students at St. Francis.’
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Schools Increase 245%
LOS ANGELES—(NC)—Catholic
school enrollmeni here jumped to
a new high with 78.422 pupils in
elementary apd high schools of the
Archdiocese of Los Angeles.
Ten years ago the total enroll
ment for high and elementary
schools here was only 32,054. The
increase in the past decade has
been 245 per cent.
Enters Novitiate
Miss Colleen Stokes, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. -hard Stokes of
Blessed Sacrament parish, New
ark. entered the Dominican Sis
ters Novitiate of St. Mary of the
Springs. Columbus, on Rosary Sun
day, Oct. 7.
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Father Bernier was officially installed in hi* new post by the Very
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FATIMA. Portugal—Over 100.
000 pilgrims received Communion
here at ceremonies marking the
formal closing of the Holy Year
outside Rome and the 34th anni
versary of Mary’s final apparition
here. Seventy priests, each accom
panied by two acolytes, distributed
the Sacred Hosts.
The celebration attracted a
crowd estimated at 600,000 to a
million people, the largest crowd
ever gathered here. All listened in
deep, attentive silence as loud
speakers brought the radio mes
sage of His Holiness Pope Pius XH.
He told the crowd that our Lady of
Fatima “points out to us the sure
path to peace and the means of ob
taining it from Heaven.’’ He spoke
Portuguese very clearly with only
a slight Italian accent. He ended
his address by imparting the Apos
tolic Blessing.
Following the Pontifical Mass
by His Eminence Federico Car
dinal Tedeschini, Papal Legate,
three other Cardinals blessed some
450 sick with the Blessed Sacra
ment. The Cardinals were (heir
Eminences Manuel Cardinal Cere
jeira. Patriarch of Lisbon Pierre
Cardinal Gerlier, Archbishop of
Lyon, and Teoriosio Cardinal de
Gouveia, Archbishop of
Marques.
Lourenco
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The afternoon before
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THE CATHOLIC TIMES, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1951
If you shoot
an arrow at a
target, you aim
slightly above
it because
gra v i a i o n
pulls it down.
Aim higher
than common
ideals if you
would achieve
your salvation.
I ’*ve day’s salarv to the poor
I
Attending the Solemn Pontili-I Zanesville. Oct. 8. St. Thomas'
cal Mass
Thousands al Rally
Miea»e Pharmacy
FE. 4484
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ANTI-GUM ANTI-RUST ANTI-KNOCK
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FINNERAN & FISCHER
many government I church. Survivors, wife, Helen a
officials Who ot eiipied speci.ilL|ai)^htei. Elizabeth two sons. Clar
places near the altar. Others pres L.ncP an(| Dennis a sister and
ent included the Hoh Fathers|eight grandchildren
sister, Marquesa
Rossignani.
Isabel Pace Hi
^r'ntinq Service
---------------God Love You-------------
One Day's Salary Would Aid
Home and Foreign Missions
GOD LOVE YOU to Mary
Jane who baby-sits almost ev
ery evening to help the Holy
Father’s Missions. "They also
serve who only sit and wait.”
... In Canton. China, the Com
munists have organized a special
telephone service: people can
ring up and give the names of
those they would like to see
executed GOD LOVE YOU
to S.K.V., who inherited a silver
tea service, sold $1 chances on
it to her friends and collected
$116 for the Holy Father’s Mis
sions before raffling it off.
That’s pouring it on! ... A small
Chinese boy in Hong Kong
comes to the Catholic Center
there for a few pennies for food
from time
was asked for his address, he
said, “Boys as poor as I am have
no address. We sleep in some
one’s doorway.” Five dollars a
month would give him shelter
against the rain and cold.
the world that God His Mercy
I
may save us from what the Holy
Peter’s Basilica, was greeted atl Father calls a “fatal and final
the sanctuary by four Cardinals, 92l clash” GOD LOVE YOU to
Bishops and a vast crowd of peoplel W.M.B., who is on relief, but
which increased hourly. Thousands! gives generously to the Missions
of peasants had walked for daysl by going to Holy Communion ev
from distant villages to attend thel ery morning and offering her
ceremonies.
I
intentions to this Society’s suc-
That night Cardinal Cerejeiral cess ... At a Seminary in South
and Bishop Jose Alves Correia dal India the seminarians are sup
Silva of Leiria, in whose diocesel ported by offerings from abroad:
Fatima lies, accompanied a candle-1 *he First Mass of every priest
light procession wnicn turned Fa-1 here is offered to bring the
tima into a sea of lights. At 111 Graces of God to those who help
o’clock, four Cardinals, including! ed him complete his education.
His Eminence Enrique CardinalF
PJa y Demel, Archbishop of Toledo,
Spain, began the all night adora
tion of the Blessed Sacrament at|
ap open-air altar.
Throughout the adoration
mons were preached in many
guages including Russian
Chinese. Meanwhile the triduuml
of Masses continued unceasingly
inside the Basilica. I
A $150 gift will support a semin
arian for a year. No affection for
anything, whether it be for alco
hol, money or flesh can ever be
overcome except by the substitu
ser-| ,lon a higher affection. How
Jan-1 *bout the love of Missions?
andl
The first open air Mass was of-j nAVis. Mrs. Betty J.. 28. of 1910
fered at six in the morning. The! K|more avenue. Columbus, Oct. 10,
seven o'clock Mass was offered by! S1 Jamps thp LeM fhurch Surviv.
husband, Charles three chil
and
Bishop Paul Metetyev, Ordinary I rirpn, noi Ann Jeanette
Russian Catholics in western Eu-I harlps. p8rents, Mr and
r°pc I Hoyt Cornwell two sisters,
This was followed by a proces-l(our brothers.
sion ol the statue ol Our l.af\l
of Fatima from the chapel of thel LOWE. Mrs Lida, 66 nf Newark,
apparitions to the open-air altar.loct. fl. St. Frant is de Sales church
Officiating at this procession. Car I Survivors, a son. harles daugh
dinal Tedeschini was clothed ini ter, Mrs Mary Taylor a grand
priceless vestments from the Lis-I daughter two sisters and three
bon museum. He was accompani-l brothers.
ed by thf visiting Cardinals andl
a number of Bishops I MATTINGl.Y, Dennis. 83. of
I WAGNER. George M, 73. of
Airlines Con-1 Somerset. Oct. 10. Holy Trinity
A Trans World
stellaiion altered its course to fiylchurch Survivors, four sisters and
over the ceremonies. Other planesL brother.
scattered flowers over the area.I
Cardinal Tedeschini attended al O’SHAUGHNESSY. Francis
luncheon given by the Bishop ofl 59. of Newark, Oct 6. St. Francis
Loma and a dinner by the gov-|de sa|es church Survivors, two sis
ernment before leaving for Spain|ters and a brother
to return to the Vatican.
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WILSON, Charles E.. 68, of
.308Mi East Long street, Columbus,
I Oct. 9. St Joseph Cathedral Sur
STEUBENVILLE—Thousands oflvivors, wife, Catherine and a
men of the Diocese of Steuhenvillelbrother.
assembled in public demonstra I
lions of faith under the banner ofl DONAHUE. Mary 96. of Ports
the Holy Name society Sunday, Oc-Imouth, Oct. S, Holy Redeemer
tober 14 The rallies were held in|church.
central points of the five deaneriea
of the diocese, Steubenville,
Bridgeport. Cambridge,
and Pine Grove.
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HAUPT. Mrs Margaret 74, of 536
Beverly I South Fifth street. Columbus, Oct.
Survivors,
nieces.
9, Holy Cross church,
four nephews and five
-----------------by Bishop Fulton J. Sheen------------------
to time. When he
par
Le-
CHINA: Communists are
ticularly bitter against the
21:
72, of 43
WALSH, Thomas E,
East Warren street, Columbus, Oct.
8, Sacred Heart church. Survived
by a sister.
WILLIAMS. Clayton G, 80. of
191 North Oakley avenue, Colum
bus. Oct. 7, St. Aloysius’ church.
Survivors, wife. Agnes a daughter.
Mrs. Marcellus Raines two broth
ers and three grandchildren.
BRIN GARDNER, Mrs. Roland L,
formerly of Columbus, Oct. 7, St.
Catharine a church. Survivors, hus
band. John and her mother, Mrs.
GOD LOVE YOU to M.K.S., who
sends the Holy Father’s Missions
five dollars every month she
drives her car without an acci
dent: her motto is Spiritual safe
ty First.
You’ll never miss it if you
mail a check to the Missions.
Some hard-pressed missioner
may miss his dinner if
don’t!
to bear witness to the
they carried it back in
Regina past crowds of
A South American mission
chapel needs a $45 communion
rail—a South Pacific jungle mis
sion needs church bells for $85
—a priest on the borders of Chi
na lost all his possessions when
he fled the Reds and needs $150
for new clothing—a chapel in
Kenya needs $25 worth of altar
linens. But do not give your
money to any of these there
are other needs, too long for
listing. Let the Holy Father de
cide. Pin your alms to this col
umn and send it to the Most
Reverend Fulton J. Sheen, Na
tional Director of The Society
for the Propagation of the Faith,
109 East 38th Street, New York
16x, New York, or your Diocesan
Director. Reverend James Kulp,
246 East Town Street, Columbus
15, Ohio.
May They Rest In Peace
John Ewing K repps.
Mrs.
and
FJCHENLAUB, John J.. 67, of
978 Mt. Vernon road, Columhus,
Oct. 10, Holy Family church. Sur
vivors, three sisters and several
nieces and nephews.
LEDDY, Leo Thomas, 71, of 390
Robinwood avenue. Columbus,
Oct. 7. Church of the Holy Spirit.
Survivors, wife. Clara a daughter,
Mrs. Ruth Osborne three sons,
Peter, Walter and Raymond a
brother three sisters 13 grand
children and two great-grandchil
dren.
HADDOW, Mrs. Catherine 79,
356 Columbian avenue. Columbus,
Oct. 11, St. Aloysius’ church. Sur
vivors, a son. Harry, of the home,
and two grandchildren.
CRONIN, Lewis J., 75. 324 Han
ford street, Columbus, Oct. 11, St.
Leo’s church. Survivors, four sons,
James, Daniel, Jack and Louis
four daughters. Mrs. Margaret Tay
lor, Mrs. Dorothy Cloud. Mrs. An
nabelle Rupp and Mrs. Catherine
Fraser, and a brother, Richard.
ROSSI, Angelo R.. Sr., 64. 117
Cedar avenue. Columbus, Oct 11,
St. John the Baptist church. Sur
vivors, his wife, Mrs. Josephine
Rossi three daughters, Miss Susan
Rossi, Mrs. Mary Wheeler and Mrs.
Warren Shaw two sons. Angelo,
Jr., and John, and seven grand
children.
DUFFY, Mrs Rose Ann. 81.1039
Sunbury road. Columbus, Oct. 11,
Dominic's church. Survivors, her
husband, John a son. Vincent, and
a sister, Mrs. J. F. Whelan.
CHRISTOPHER. Mrs Mary, 91,
of Mt. Vernon, Oct. 11, St. Vin
cent de Paul church. Survivors,
two daughters, Mrs. Gertrude No
vak and Mrs. Nora Mitchell ten
grandchildren and 20 great grand
children.
WOLFORD—William Jr., 46. of
656 South 1’hird street. Columbus.
Oct. 12, St. Mary’s church. Surviv
ors, wife, Breata. a son. John a
stepson. Floyd Valentine and
three sisters.
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A defiant group of young
nese Catholics recovered
statue which Communist vandals
had damaged inside their
church, and had it repaired.
Then,
Faith,
public procession, chanting the
Salve
scowling Reds GOD LOVE
YOU to J.P.L., the seminarian
who wrung one dollar for the
Missions out of the tiny allot
ment he receives—and promises
a far more princely gift of pray
ers WARNING: The only
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box stamped with the name of
The Society for the Propaga
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fice or the National Office,
you buy a rosary without the
case, a merchant profits—the
missions do not EVERY
Catholic church in the Philippine
Island Diocese of Tuguegarao
was destroyed during the war.
Money for temporary bamboo
chapels is needed, still, in many
parishes. $450 will provide a
shed in which Mass can be said.
LISBON—(NC) Bishop Fulton
J. Sheen told the international Fa
tima congress here that he wears a
pectoral cross originally given by
the Russian czar to the Orthodox
metropolitan of Petersburg in 1797.
“The cross eventually came to me
and I wear it as a symbol of the
constant need of prayer for the
conversion of Russia." Bishop
Sheen said.
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