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St. James HNS Elects
New Officers for Year
Karl W Potts was elected pres
ident of the Holy Name Society of
St. James the Less Parish, Colum
bus, at the first fall meeting of the
organization last week. Other offi
cers elected were: Jack Posey, vice
president: Louis VonVille, secre
tary. *nd Lawrence Spires, treas
urer.
The Rev. James W. Kulp, Dioce
san Director of the Society for the
Propagation of the Faith, exhibit
ed a film on the missions in Af
rica.
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Irish Book Selected
NEW YORK (NC) The Cath
olic Book Club has announced as
its December selection “Sweet
Cork Of Thee,” by Robert Gibbings.
The review describes the work as
a collection of stories about Ire
land and Irish people “and not a
tongue-tied one among them.”
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who has retired. Mr. Butler has
served as assistant director of
the department since 1730. (NC
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----------------God Love You----------------
Five Percent to the Missions
From Every Woman ’s Budget!
by Bishop Fulton J. Sheen
A woman re
cently came to
a prison in
Chin, where
two nuns were
I i s oned,
shouting abuse
and hatred of
religion. The
o u nuts
were so pleas
d. they admit
ted her to the
prison. But in
apparent tirade, she slipped into
the hands of one of the nuns a
capsule. It contained the Blessed
sacrament. The rest was only
act GOD LOVE YOU
W.F.O.’B who received $40
health insurance and sent it
the Holy Fathers Missions
gratitude for recovery. Does any
healthy person want to send a
gift in gratitude for not having
been sick? Did you make an
act of self-denial today, going
without the extra coke, or cigar
ette, or cocktail? A dollar sacri
fice from a million Catholics
could do more to save souls
in Africa, to relieve the perse
cuted in China, and the starving
in India than one million dollars
from one giver .... GOD LOVE
the midst of an
an
to
in
to
in
YOU to M. B. who opened a
checking account and drew her
first check of $10 in favor of the
Holy Father's Missions! Anyone
else want to exchange her signa
ture on a check for ours in a
note of thanks?
God is never outdone in giv
ing: if you give him money, He
will replace it for your needs.
If you give Him time, He will do
half your work for you. If you
give him love, he will flood your
life with His love, which is your
joy GOD I OVE YOU to N.
Slate Two-W eeks Mission
Al ChriM the king Church
A two-week* mission will be
given at Christ the King Church,
Columbus, with the first week, be
ginning
er. and high school girls, and the
second
Dec. 2.
boys. The Rev. Donald B. Knox,
C.M., will conduct the mission.
Sunday, Nov. 25, for worn-
week, beginning Sunday,
for men and high school
6:30 and 7:30 with ten-minute ser
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with a breakfast in the parish een-
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day evening at 8 o’clock. The Rev.
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the public to attend.
Door Announcements
Every 15 Minutes
Religious Articles
and Other Merchandise
for Christmas Gifts
and H. who sent 35 to the Holy
Father’s Missions on their first
wedding anniversary for the in
tention of a long and happy mar
riage Women in the U. S.
spend more than 90 cents of ev
ery retail dollar, if every Cath
olic woman set aside just 5%
of her monthly mudget for the
Holy Father’s Missions well,
you figure it out. There are 15
million Catholic women assume
each one of them has a budget
like your own. How many new
priests could trained, at $150
a seminary year, if you and all
the rest made this 5% sacrifice
each month? ... A survey based
on the testimony
pie and printed
Pontifico”—states
Russia there are
tion camps and 35 punishment
zones, with 14 million inmates.
The life expectancy of these
prisoners is only eight years.
Regardless of what the State
Department does every Ameri
can Catholic can send to the
Holy Father an Ambassador of
love, by a gift to His own mis
sions. To be represented through
love at the Vatican, tear out this
column, pin your contribution
to it and mail it to the Most
Reverend Fulton J. Sheen, Na
tional Director of The Society
for the Propagation of the Faith,
Diocesan Director, Reverend
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Did you pray for Africa since
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You would not have forgotten if
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$160 she intended originally to
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never get hot under the collar
at such charity There are
known to be two authentic Cath
olic priests in Russia: one, in
Odessa, has been in jail since
1942. The second, an American,
is in Moscow but is not allowed
to say Mass publicly instead,
the Church to which he was as
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credentials.
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Mrs. John Dunkle, above is ticket
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Mrs. Chester Kuhns co-chairman.
Other committee heads are: Mrs.
Vincent Neill, Mr*. Anthony Her
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