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OUR LADY. JERUSALEM
STANDS CLOSE rp ^h£RC SHf
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STATUS OF HEfLTtHR AS IF"
ASLEEP.
thi world's oldest pi^Btograpm is the
The Saint Of The fl eek
Monday we reach right back to
the time
Simeon.
Matthew
Apostles.
ent on Pentecost when the Holy
Spirit descended upon the Apostles
and some
know for
brother of
Bishop of
appointed
after St
It is
through crucifixion 11 we do not
die as martyrs we can at least suf
fer the daily martyrdom of doing
our duty when it is difficult.
of the Apostles for St.
He is mentioned in St.
and in the Acts of the
Most likely he was pres-
Lse With antion
Years ago some persons thought
that thm could read anything that
was printed. They even believed
everything they saw in the papers.
Times have changed, and some of
the stuff that is being printed is
not fit to be read When you are
reading something important, read
it slowly so it will sink in If you
meet something that is not good,
stop.
Flying Corks
From The Pop House
“She was as calculating as an
office machine but the way she
acted didn't add up.”
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Little.Kn own Facts for Catholics
By J. MURRAY cwmaiw mi. «w.c
"MADO\\A PAlNtfrlff (dated lloj)
tn Santa Mana NoVa Church, f?ome
vJas recently fcund to be painted osler
a 13th century Aladanna,
which n turn.
vJas cohering an eVen earlier picture
oF 3 S century origin,
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ON WHICH THE IMPRINT OF TMC CRUCIFIED CMR1ST APPEARS AS A
TRUE NEGATIVE.
The Time of Tour Life
By Father Hafford
shroud or turin
Reauty Treatment
What does your barber say about
you alter you have left -the shop?
Or what does the lady in the beau
tv parlor say when she is working
on the next one after you? They
are persons you just cannot buy
off and thrv are very good judge.-,
of character.
Parish Activities
We
the
and
of the disciples.
sure that
St. Jan.es
Jerusalem, and he
Bishop of Jerusalem
James was put to death,
said that he met his death
he was
Apostle
All over the country one hears
cries of distress from youth leaders
that the boys and girls of the par
ish do not cooperate with the ar
tivities planned for them. Isn’t it
strange that so many young peo
ple feel that their parish has noth
ing to offer them. They seem to
feel that there couldn't be anx
thing worth while at tTieir own
meetings, while at the same time
they admit that this or that other
parish has a lot of goings-on. Well,
let s admit it a parish that has
a youth progiam that is really
jumping gets that way because
the boys and girls of that parish
enter into the activities and make
them successful. There is no mag
i- formula Priests and lay lead
era can help, but youth makes or
breaks its own program. Hop to
it.
Look Ahead
Now that Valentine time is over,
let s give a quick look at the next
big raid sending time. Mother's
Day. You have to admit that the
Valentine offering this year was
tai fiom spiritual and much on the
commercial side The Mother's
Dav Booklet that is turned out
each year by a group of seminar
ians lor (he good of the missions
is already assembled, and it it
spiritual, beautitul and entirely
new. Perhaps your school has it.
If it doesn't and you are interest
ed in the protect, drop me a line.
This is really a quarter's worth
that your mother will consider
priceless.
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Stolen Love (Mercury) Eddy
Howard (Decca) Lombardo.
Please, Mr. Sun (Decca) Bill
Kenny (Col) Johnnie Ray (Vic)
Perry Como
Marshmallow Moon (Victor) Di
nah Shore (Decca) Guy lxm
bardo (Capitol) The Four Knights.
Here Am I Broken Hearted (Co
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Trust In Me (Victor)
Eddie Fish-
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If you liked the movie Aaron
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Marshmallow .Moon is in it How
about telling your Disk Jockey to
play Remember Your Promise'
bx Fred Waring’ We are trying to
see how soon it will hit Repeated
for you) guidance Tell Me Why
on Victor, Mercury and Decca
Tiger Rag on apitol and Decca.
Anx lune on Victor and Capitol
Bermuda on Victor and Decca
Garden in The Rain on Decca and
Victor and Dance Me Loose
Columbia. Mercury and Victor.
hat Price Shelter
It takes too many dollars to
cure decent quarters.
1 ou Make Music
A chap was telling me the oth
day what music means to him. He
plaxs a few instruments, one at a
time, and it is the on lx wa.v he
actually relaxes out of bed. There
are a lot of persons who forget
all their troubles as soon as they
sit down to their favorite instru
ment Perhaps that is what you
need. If you know anything about
aymg any kind of music, stay
with it it max save you from a
crack up Doni mind the neigh
bors keep your window closed.
THECA
Artist Declares
Pope’s Blessing
Greatest Honor
MONTREAL (NC) A 28
year-old artist, whose paintings
have been acclaimed widely, re
marked here that the greatest hon
or ever accorded him was when
his hands were blessed by His Holi
ness Pope Pius XII.
He is Philip J. Aziz of London,
Ont., an Anglican and a former
member of the Royal Canadian Air
Force. He related that when he
was in Rome last summer, he had
an audience with the Holy Father.
“His Holiness showed an inter
est in pictures of my work and
blessed my hands and the works,”
Mr. Aziz told newspapermen here.
“I’ll always remember that day.
It was a rare privilege for any
painter.”
Mr. Aziz specializes in religious
paintings He came here to exhibit
one of his works, “The Blessed
Trinity,” at the Montreal Museum
of Fine Arts. The painting, which
has been displayed in other Canadi
an cities, was done for a new mon
astery being built in St. Bruno,
Que. The painting is triangular in
shape to fit into a niche over the
main altar.
Another of Mr. Aziz’ paintings
which has been exhibited widely in
Canada is “The Crucifixion.” The
artist said that “religious painting
is making good progress in Can
ada.” He is the first art lecturer at
the University of Western Ontario
in London, Ont., and is a graduate
in fine arts of Yale University.
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WASHINGTON A res
olution adopted by seven youth
organizations regarding terrorism
in Florida fomented by racial prej
udice was termed an expression of
the sentiments of “the overwhelm
ing majority of the young men and
women in this country” by Rep.
Hugh J. Addonizio of New Jersey.
At the legislator's request, the
text of the resolution was reprint
ed in the Congressional Record.
The resolution was addressed to
President Truman, urging him to
do all in his power to end the “out
rages with utmost vigor.”
The resolution was signed by
the Rev. Henry J. Murphy, nation
al chaplain of the National Feder
ation of Catholic College Students,
on behalf of the Youth Depart
ment, National Catholic Welfare
Conference. Others who signed
the resolution were representatives
of the Young Women's Christian
Association, the National Federa
tion of Settlements, the National
Association for Advancement of
Colored People, Unitarian Youth,
Students for Democratic Action
and the National Jewish Youth
Conference.
Zanesville Youth
Appointed Editor
Of College
a per
NIAGARA UNIVERSITY, N. Y.
A former high school sports re
porter for the Zanesville News
and the Zanesville Times-Rtcorder,
has been named editor-in-chief of
the Index, student publication at
Niagara University.
He is John C. Mahaney, a sopho
more in the university’s college
of arts and sciences.
In addition to being the first
second year man to take over the
editor’s reins, Mahaney is the first
mid-westerner to hold the post.
The son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Char
les Mahaney, Zanesville, the new
editor is a graduate of St. Thomas
high school, where he was prcsi
dent of the Junior Holy Name So
ciety, president of the Junior Red
Cross, sports editor of the school
paper, and editor of the annual
year book He was also a member
of the St. Thomas basketball squad.
Chillicothe Grade
School Orchestra
Makes Appears no
CHILLICOTHE The St. Mary’s
grade school orchestra made its
first appearance here recently
when it played at the Holy Child
hood Association meeting. Sister
Cleopha directed the group.
Included in the orchestra are
violins, cello, saxaphone. clarinets,
trumpets, trombone, bells, drums,
and piano,
Members of the group are: Eliz
abeth Streitenberger Nancy Castor.
Jane Schilder, Melissa Hughes,
Shirley Grubbs, Frank Hirsch, Shir
ley Draher, Margaret Streitenberg
er. Ann Bone, James Krauser. Clar
ence Hirsch, John Reed. Neal
Smith Patricia Kaltenbach, Charla
Schneider. Joy Michael Gretchen
Musselman, and Bernadine McDon
ald.
Colimibim Gid Receive*
Holy Croaa Nun*' Habit
Miss Rose Dattalo. daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dattalo
St. Catharine Parish, Columbus, re
ceived the habit of the Sisters of
the Holy Cross at St. Mary Con
vent, Notre Dame, Ind., recently.
She will he known as Sister Mary
Benedetta.
on
Miss Dattalo attended Bexley
High School and was graduated
from the Mt. Carmel Hospital
School of Nursing.
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Our Suds"
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As every one knows, the pastor is the
one who is always held responsible for the
success of any venture And when the hap
piness of the “small Iry” of the parish is at
stake, you can be sure that the pastor is go
ing to enter into the picture and see that
the program is going along on schedule.
The parish priests make frequent visits
to the cafeterias of their schools, and their
visits are often timed so that they will find
Libra
For Children
Melindy’s Happy Summer, Geor
gene Faulkner, Julian Messner,
Inc., New York. 1950.
An endearing portrait of a little
colored girl, Melindy, nicknamed
“Miss Bragg.’’ who is very talented
in music and piano. A rather lone
ly child, she is chosen to be sent
to a farm as an ambassador of
good will. Once there, she wins an
everlasting friendship and jiappy
summer by a heroic deed. It will
entertain children and grownups
alike, teaching in its sweet way
the mistake of racial prejudice.
and habitations asso
our “feathered
whoop and a holler
TOLIC TIMES, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 19 5 2
by
This is a book in which anx boy
or girl will discover inspiration,
courage, adventure and heroism.
In it are o u n biographical
sketches of eight famous men who
devoted their lives to the
progress of the world,
adolescents will eagerly
tales of such personages
XII, Knute Rocknc. and Fathei
Flanagan, and see them fly lheir
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This newly revised book by the
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ing manner, the knowhow for
teens on such subjects as sports
and dates is presented. The auth
or's style is especially crisp and
humorous, as she comments on
how to overcome shyness and make
interesting conversation. For the
youth from twelve to twenty, this
is an invaluable handbook!
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Notes
Storie.s Of Eight Great Men
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From the Department of Library Science
College of St. Mary of the Springs
May ue suggest
For Young Adults
Royal Ranuerx Fly. Anna Kuhn
The Bruce Publishing Companx,
Milwaukee, 1946.
spiritual
Young
ponder
as Pius
MS.
Some /rec materials
Making a dress at home?
Strangely enough, that is the ex
act title of the Farmers’ Bulletin
No. 1954, bound to help you in
your sewing. Order it from the
Office of Informalion, U. S. De
partment of Agriculture, Wash
ington 25. D. C. This is the 1944
edition, and yours for the asking!
The Radio Corporation of Amer
ica has an interesting news item
The Making of a Record. They
will he happy to fulfill your re
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in care of RCA Victor Division,
Camden, N. J. Learn the facts
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the mothers who volunteer to work in the
kitchens with a minute's time time in
which to discuss the operations of the kit
chen or the cafeteria, and time to pass on
word of praise for the good job that these
■women are doing. Here the Rev. Albert
D’Huyvetter. C.I.C.M. is shown visiting his
St. Dominic's cafeteria during the noon
hour.
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The large print and illustrations
in color and black and white make
this more than suitable for juven
ile readers. In the life of this lit
tle Indian comes a very special
day- his fourth birthday. Linked
with the charming saga, itself, are
the customs
ciated with
friends." A
for this one!
E. State
MA. 4664
Coal Co.
Footlighters’ Club
Plans March Short
The Footlighters Club of St. Pet
er’s Church, Columbus, will pre
sent its annual variety show March
16 and 17. Directed by Mrs. Albert
Schirtzinger, the club includes the
girls’ choir and young men of the
parish.
Added to this year’s cast is Penn
sylvania’s Jim O'Brien, talented
minstrel and veteran of many St.
Patrick’s night shows.
The program will include sing
ing, dancing, and comedy skits,
with a cast ranging in age from
to 60.
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