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Camp Directory Planned
WASHINGTON (NC) The
month-old National Catholic Camp
ing Assocaition has begun work on
compiling a comprehensive direc
tory of Catholic camps in the Unit
ed States, it has been announced
by Msgr. Joseph E. Schieder, na
tional director. The association was
formed at the National Catholic
Youth Conference convention in
Cincinnati in October and has es
tablished headquarters here at the
National Catholic Welfare Confer
ence building.
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For Veterans
The Columbus Committee of the
National Catholic Community
Service ’will stage its annual
Christmas party for the patients of
Chillicothe Veterans Hospital Fri
day, Dec. 14. at 7:30 p. m.
Miss Margaret Gallen is chair
man of the event, assisted by Mrs.
James Farrell and Miss Bettv
Kulp.
Michael Murphy will play the
role of Santa Claus, distributing
the hundreds of gifts provided for
the patients by the NCCS group.
Entertainment chairman is Jack
McAndrews. The music program
under his direction will include
carols and instrumental music.
Miss Theresa Selegue is chair
man of the hostesses who will take
part in the program.
Joseph E. Tritschler is in charge
of transportation.
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New Color Films Show
Vatican Art Treasures
WASHINGTON—(NC) Four
color film shorts showing the Vati
can's art treasures and scenes of
the excavations for St. Peter's
bones had their world premiere at
Georgetown University here. Diplo
mats and high government officials
were among those attending.
The first film dealt with the ex
cavations at St. Peter's the second
with the priceless sculpture and
paintings of the Borghese Galler
ies: the third, entitled ‘Frontiers
men of the Faith.” with the work
of missionaries throughout the
world, and the fourth with the
ancient art of mosaics as exempli
fied by a visit to the Vatican Mo
saic Galleries. The films will be
available to educational institu
tions throughout the country.
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Worship Grows Tn South
RALEIGH. N.C.- (NC)—Bishop
Waters of Raleigh consecrated
57 altar stones in a ceremony last
ing almost five hours. The large
number of stones was made neces
sary by the opening of military
sites and the increasing use of side
altars in churches of the diocese.
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Aliens Must Register
WASHINGTON—(NC) A re
minder to all aliens in the United
States for the purpose of establish
ing residence that they must re
port their current address through
any U.S. Post Office between Jan.
1 and 11 has been issued by Attor
ney General J. Howard McGrath.
The law does not apply to aliens
temporarily admitted to this coun
try. but includes all displaced per
sons.
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Commissioned
Lt. John J. Sommer, above, a
member of St. Peter's parish,
Wheelersburg, received his lieu
tenant's commission recently at
the Officer Candidate school at
Fort Riley, Kans. He is serving
with the Transportation corps at
Fort Eustis, Va.
PERPETUAL NOVENA
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Every Tuesday 7:30 p.m.
St. Christopher’s
Church
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In addition to the DP's and refu
gees there are in western Europe
millions of expellees German-
Palricia V^eayer Marries
Gilbert Saburnj al Doyer
DOVER Patricia Ann Weaver
was married recently to Gilbert
Saburny at Nuptial Mass in St.
Joseph's Church. The bride studied
at Miami University and the Chi
cago Academy of Fine Art. Her
husband is the manager of the
Bond shoe store in Uhrichsville.
They will reside at 115 Second St.,
S.W., Neu Philadelphia.
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Visiting his ailing parishioners is but one of the many tasks of Rev.
Sabino Grossi, S.S.J. (above), who has spent the past three decades
as a missionary among the Negroes and Cajans in the backwoods near
Chastang, Ala. A carpenter's apprentice in his native Italy before
entering the priesthood, he has built four churches and three schools
for his parish and its three missions. Photo courtesy of Ebony Maga
zine. (NC Photos)
Prospects Held Dim U. N.
Will Act to Help Refugees
PARIS (NC) The chances
of United Nations aid for the mil
lions of refugees in Europe remain
ed slight as the General Assembly
sessions dragged on here.
Items 30 and 31 on the General
Assembly agenda are concerned
with the problem of the refugees
and the dismantling of the Inter
national Refugee Organization. But
prospects for energetic action are
dim.
The life of IRO was twice ex
tended by U.N. action, but it comes
to an end on January 1. 1952. Its
U.N. appointed successor is the Of
fice of High Commissioner for
Refugees. But this office is empow
ered merely to provide legal pro
tection for the homeless, not to as
sist refugees to emigra'e where
they might find a home and em
ployment.
The IRO has already turned over
the problem of the care of more
than 100.000 certified displaced
persons to the harassed local au
thorities in Germany. Austria and
Italy. Each night additional ref
ugees wriggle through barbed
wire and mine fields to escape to
the west from coTmunist-domi
nated countries.
speaking minorities driven from
their former homes in Poland,
Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Ru
mania by the Potsdam decision of
the Big Three in 1945.
For many of these people migra
tion is considered a must. The
skilled manpower of Europe, more
over, is still needed to strengthen
the labor force of countries of the
New World, especially in Latin
America and Australia. What is
needed is a mechanism of mass mi
gration with permanent offices in
the receiving countries.
The Vatican has shown acute in
terest in the task of finding homes
for Europe's refugees and excess
peoples. It has organized the Inter
national Catholic Migration Council
with an American, James J. Norris,
as chairman.
A letter from Msgr. Giovanni B.
Montini, Papal Substitute Secre
tary of State, read at the eighth
meeting of IRO’s General Council
at Geneva, declared: “It is earnest
ly to be hoped that, since the
urgent problem of refugees and of
overpopulation still remain far
from solution, international assist
ance might continue to be provid
ed to relieve the consequent hu
man misery.”
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Dies After Red Release
HONG KONG—(NO Belgian
born Bishop Leon Jean De Smedt
of Siwantze. Chagar Province of
Mongolia, died there in the former
Catholic hospital two days after
being removed from a communist
prison. Except for a four-year in
terruption, the 70-year-old prelate
had spent 46 years in China as a
missionary.
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THE A O 1 I E S FRIDAY, D1CBMBBB 14. 1951
Business, Professional Men
Urged To Elevate Morality
Business and profess^nal men
must raise their own levels of mor
ality if the present wave of moral
irresponsibility in public life is to
be curbed.
This opinion is expressed hy
Congressman Eugene J. McCarthy,
of Minnesota, a Catholic and the
father of three young children, in
an article. “Morality in Govern
ment.” published in the Dec. 14 is
sue of The Commonweal magazine.
He concludes first that the gen
eral level of morality of the nation
must be raised and asserts that
while this is an individual prob
lem it also is one which is the re
sponsibility of government. Sec
ondly, he calls for a rise in ethical
standards in business and the pro
fessions “for the effect that im-
Woman Canonist
Teacher’s Position
Considered Unique
NEW YORK (NC) A 41
ycar-old Austrian woman has left
here to resume the duties of her
unusual post of assistant professor
in canon law at the University of
Vienna.
She is Dr. Charlotte Leitmaier.
a native of Vienna. She has been
teaching canon law’ at the Vienna
University since 1947.
Interviewed before her depar
ture. Miss Leitmaier said she did
not consider her position as an in
structor in canon law too strange.
Yet she admitted she knows of no
other woman in the world serving
as a canon law instructor.
In fact, her memory had to
roam back to the thirteenth cen
tury until she could find a parallel.
At that time the daughter of a
famous canon law professor, nam
ed Andrae, filled in for her father
several times at a university in
Bologna when her father was sick.
The rules of propriety at that time.
Miss Leitmaier revealed, forced the
daughter to teach from behind a
screen.
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Ordained
A rare end perhaps unique event
in the Catholic history of Ger
many took place on December 8
when an American newspaper
man was ordained a priest by
an American bishop there. Dr.
Max Jordan (above), N.C.W.C.
News Service foreign corre
spondent and former NBC repre
sentative in Europe, was ordain
ed by Archbishop Aloisius J.
Muench, Bishop of Fargo, N. D.,
and Apostolic Nuncio in Ger
many, in the famed Pilgrimage
Church of the Benedictine Arch
abbey, at Beuron. (NC Photos)
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Church Ceases
(Continued from Page 1)
was told he was too ill to see any
one.
He also went to Leningrad where
he had heard that a priest was of
ficiating. but again found that the
church had not been used for
some time. In Odessa, where it was
said the people were conducting
services without a priest, he found
the church locked up. Sir David
also said that a few priests were
reported to be functioning “here
and there.”
The Catholic Church was regard
ed as the mortal enemy, the for
mer envoy added. Otherwise “the
Soviet Government has as many
policies as it has religious denom
inations to deal with.”
Summing up. Sir David said that
the Communist Party is hostile tn
all religion, but for tactical rea
sons it has re-established the Or
thodox Church. It is working on
the young to kill all religion by
the next generation.
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Centenarian
Pictured on her 100th birthday,
Sister Mary Francis of the Moth
erhouse of the Third Order of
St. Francis, at Williamsville, N.
Y., has spent more than four
score years in her religious com
munity. Her service is believed
to be one of the longest in the
history of religious orders. (NC
Photos)
proved standards in these fields
will have on morality in govern
ment And. third, he urges “a
code nf ethics for men in public
office and to lay the foundations
upon which we can build a tradi
tion nf the high honor and re«pon
sibility of government office.”
“The conduct of public offi
cials Mt McCarthy asseric i
affected more directly, however,
by the standards of conduct accept
ed in business and in the profes
sions which touch government
more directly. It is significant that
in almost every case in which an
accused public official has attempt
ed to defend himself, he has ar
gued that his actions were fully
within the bounds of accepted
practices in the business world, in
the legal profession or in some
other professional group.”
Representative McCarthy asserts
that the low moral standards of
the day stem principally from the
conduct of men in public life, and
in turn, their conduct is governed
principally by the norm prevail
ing in the professions. He com
ments: “Philosophical and reli
gious beliefs do affect conduct.
When the Chief Justice of the Su
preme Court declares that the only
absolute is that there are no ab
solutes. and when recognized re
ligious and philosophical leaders
lend their names to a declaration
of their faith in man ‘to make bis
way by his own means to the truth
which is true to Him,’ we should
not be shocked to find the people
generally, and some government
officials, making up a few rules
which are convenient to their own
purposes.”
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Club Selects
.Joseph Breig’s
Book on Devil
CLEVELAND (NC) “The
Devil You Say!” by Joseph A.
Breig. a Catholic journalist s "dis
closure of secret reports from hell
based on the accounting made by
the devils to create evil the
world.” will be the January selec
tion of the Catholic Literary
Foundation here.
A newspaperman for over 24
years, with an earlier book and
man* magazine pieces to his credit
as well. Mr. Breig has been called
the most widely published Cath
olic journalist writing todav His
book, “God in Our House,” telling
about the five Breig children and
his wife Mary, won wide popular
ity several years ago. Many Cath
olic papers carry his column. “As
Matters Stand.”
Mr. Breig s main working stint
is put in at the Catholic Universe
Bulletin. Cleveland diocesan news
paper, which he joined in 1945 as
associate editor. Born in Vander
grift, Pa he first broke into the
writing field when his older sis
ter—now a Sister of Charity—in
sisted on submitting some of his
stories to his high school magazine.
They were published, and he was
off an a writing career.
In high school he edited the
school magazine and at the same
time took a series of jobs which
included serving as a pool room as
sistant, electricians helper, steel
mill laborer, shoe salesman, deliv
ery boy. clerk, and eventually re
write man. reporter, columnist and
feature writer for the Pittsburgh
Sun-Telegraph. He attended the
University of Notre Dame.
While at the Sun-Telegraph he
suggested to the Rev. Patrick Pey
ton C.S.C., that the Rosary priest”
induce film stars to carry out
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