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MARION Memorial services
for members whose deaths occur
red during the year were conduct
ed at a meeting of Marlon Council.
Knights of Columbus, last week.
The memorial address was givAi
by the Rev. Robert Von Kaenel,
pastor of Si. Mary Church. Piqua,
and a member of the local conn
cil.
Presiding for the ritual were
Francis McDaniel, grand knight:
Charles Simonis, deputy grand
knight: Robert Murphy, chancel
lor George Baron, warden, and
John Mahoney, recorder.
A talk also was given by the
Very Rev. William J. Spickerman,
V. F.. pastor of St. Mary Church.
Members who died during the
year are: Charles McDonough,
Benjamin Ransome. John Von
Kaenel, Maurice O'Connor and
Henry Yochem. The eulogy for Mr.
McDonough was given by Thomas
E. Andrews. Benjamin Ransome by
Joseph Dunn, John Von Kaenel by
Michael O’Brien, Maurice O’Con
nor by Floyd Comely and Henry
Yochem by L. A. Axe.
Aovena Devotions
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St. Ladinlaua la located at 277 Raab
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the So. Rirh Street bu».
Planning Diocesan Television Series
While a TV camera records the session, Right Rev. Msgr. Roland T. Winel, secretary to Bishop Ready,
and Edward Brunson, Station Manager of W8NS-TV, discuss the television series to be presented over
that station under the auspices of the Diocese of Columbus on four successive Sundays, beginning Dec.
9, from 2:30 until 3 p. m. Msgr. Winel is in charge of the series, designed to emphasize the true mean
ing of the Advent-Christmas cycle.
MENTOR. O. t\C) By switch
ing hours the local school board
has forced Catholics to suspend af
ter school hours religion classes in
Mentor public schools.
By a vole of 3 to 2. the school
board restricted the use oi school
buildings for religious instruction
to ‘’after 6 p. m.” Since pupils are
spread over a v ide area and Men
tor has no public transportation
system, the ruling made the hold
ing of classes impossible.
The result was that St. Mary’s
parish, which has no school and
.ihich had sponsored religion class
's for Catholics attending the pub
ic schools, abandoned plans to re
sume (he classes this term.
The school board s president. Dr.
R. M. Fagan, said the reason for
the boards action was that Prot
estant children “felt left out-’ be
cause no classes were held for
them. Protestants last year failed
to take advantage of a school board
invitation that they also hold re
ligious classes in the schools after
school hours.
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I ital Role of Music In Church
Stressed At Convention Here
The vital role ol music in the hie
of the Church was undciscored in
Columbus last week when several
hundred Catholic music teachei
assembled lor a meeting ol
(he Ohio unit of the National Cath
ulic Music Education Association.
Bishop Ready celebrated Pontifi
cal Mass in St. Joseph Cathedral
last Friday to open the convention.
Alter the Mass he reminded the
teachers that congregational sing
ing should be the ordinary prac
tice, not an extraordinary oc
currence.
Retelling to the singing of the
Mass by 700 school children, he
said it was only what the Hol.
Father had stressed in his recent
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I ses Trick To End
Religion Classes
W-
encyclical on the liturgy, “Medi
ator Dei.”
He suggested to the children
that thev sing in church on Sun
day when the choir sings, setting
a good example for the rest of the
congregation.
In his sermon at the Mass, the
Very Rev. James J. McLarney,
O P. of St. Joseph Priory, Somer
set. pointed out that while the pur
pose of the -on vent ion was to
“make better music teachers oi
Catholics,-’ “we come here with a
more fundamental purpose to
make better Catholics of our music
teachers.”
Father McLarney urged the
teachers to “sing and understand
the Lord in the unspotted way."
“It we would perfect praise in the
mouths of babes,-’ he told them,
“we must become ourselves little
children, or we cannot enter into
that kingdom where the harmonies
ol angels are hushed at the Mag
nificat of an Immaculate Queen.”
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A n*u law has been enacted in
Czechoslovakia which formally ex
presses the determination of the
Reds to make all chools verse the
communist regime The "closed
shop-’ principle wax approved by
the Church, declares Father Thom
as Fitzgerald, national chaplain of
the Association of Catholic Trade
Unionists in England. He said that
the Medieval guilds were run on
the closed shop principle and no
body could practice his craft un
less he belonged to the appropriate
guild The wife of Sir Ronert
Biooke Popham, British air mar
hal, has been received into the
Church. He is a Prote«tan»
The Bishop of Barcelona, Spain,
ha* asked for the construction of
new housing to accommodate pil
grims to the International Eucha
ristic Congress ne*t May. and says
that the homes can be- turned over
to needy families after the con
gress ... A nun famed over the
world as a pioneer in child guid
ance has died in Gia gow at the
age of 75. She was Sister Marie
Hilda, handicapped by deafness
throughout life and the founder
of one of Scotland’s first child
guidance clinics Two students
have been condemned to d^ath and
all schools conducted by nuns have
been attacked in a Red trial in
Warsaw The Red General Nam
II of North Korea is still silent
about the fate of missionarie
taken prisoner in the summer of
1950 Pope Pius XII has blessed
the "Campaign for Souls’’ of the
Diocese of San Diego. -It is a di­
ocesan-wide effort to obtain con
verts Pope Pius XII praised
the United Nations Food and Agri
culture Organization (FAO) sav
ing that it gives the world a great
lesson in courage-’ The remains
of Blessed Pius will find their
final resting place beneath the al
tar of the Chapel of the Presents
tion. the second on the left side of
St. Peter's Basilica after the ban
tistry
f.
The Diocese of Wol­
longong has been established in
Australia with Bishop Thomas Mc
Cabe as its first Ordinary Re
ligious books seized by the Czech
Reds will he sold abroad to pro
vide money for their regime
The Sacrament of Confirmation
was administered to 304 Korean
prisoners of war on a recent visit
by Bishop George M. Carroll of the
Pyongyang Vicariate. They had
been drafted info the Red army
Chinese prisoners are report
ed throwing over communism and
are pleading not to be sent back to
Red China from prisoner of war
camps in Korea The Medical
Mission Sisters are opening a new
novitiate in India. They now have
five hospitals in India and Pakistan
A diocesan Family Rosary Cru
sade in Melbourne, Australia, was
climaxed by the attendance of
80.000 at a Rosary demonstration
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KORN Theodore 70. of 1057
Gratn street. Zanesville, Nov 28.
St. Nicholas church Survivors his
wife Fffie a son a daughter and
two sisters.
MICHAEL, Chester, of ChHh
cothe, Nov. 30. St. Mary s church.
MARCH Miss Clara, 72, nf 798
E. Main street, Columbus Dec. 1,
St. John the Evangelist church.
Survivors: a brother and an aunt.
KIR VEN. Frank, 58. of 366 Oak
land Park avenue, Columbus, Dec.
1, Immaculate Conception church
Survivors: his wife, Arema a bro
ther and sister.
KARSHNER Walter. 59, of 1120
E. 21st avenue. Columbus, Dec. 1,
St. Patrick's church. Survivors:
his wife. Anne two daughters:
one brother and a sister.
KELLY. Miss Ruth, 55, of 422 E.
5th avenue, Lancaster, Nov. 29. St.
Mary’s church. Survivors: her sis
ter.
CUNNINGHAM, Mrs. Mary. 44.
of 1324 Goodale boulevard, Colum
bus. Dec. 1, St. John the Baptist
church. Survivor*: her husband
Frank: a son and a daughter.
WAHI., Aloysius. 56. of 1809 Mt.
Vernon road. Newark, Dec. 1. St
Francis de Sale': church. Survivors:
his wife Hilda a son and three
sisters.
O LEARY. Mrs. Daniel, of Chilli
cothe. Nov. 28. St. Peter’s church.
MILLER. August. 46. of 454
Thurman avenue. Columbus. Nov.
30. St. Lens church Survivors: his
wife. Rose: three sisters and six
brothers.
ENZ. Mrs. Margaret. 92. of 1412
E. Hudson street Columbus, Dec.
3, St. Augustine’s church Sur
vivors: two sons, four daughters, a
brother and sister.
McNAMEE. John. 90. of 413G S.
3rd street. Columbus. Nov. 29. Holy
Cross church. Survivors: two niec
es and a nephew.
HANGS. Edward. 69. of 288
Church street, Chillicothe. Nov.
28. St. Peter's church. Survivors:
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