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Before Easier we must
send cheering aid to the
Sisters who guard our
little ones in snd out of
the Holy Land. The SIS
TERS OF CHARITY
have foundling “CRIBS”
in four places there.
THESE ARE ONLY FOUR GROUPS OUT OF THIRTY-TWO, INCLUD
ING CLOISTERED CARMELS. WHICH WE HELF MONTHLY. SINCE
THEY DEPEND ENTIRELY ON US TO TIDE THEM OVER THESE
HARD TIMES, WE BEG THAT YOU WILL CONSOLE THEIR GRATE
FUL HEARTS. ANY GIFT, $1, $10, $100, IS DEEPLY APPRECIATED.
NOT MANY ANGELS
When we appealed for Father Cherubim’s dream of building a little
ehapel near Vythri in South India, all too few “angels” answered his
plea. Can you help to give him $350, which will be the fulfillment of his
dream for a House of God for his poor converts?
“LENTEN BOUQUET’: The
Crucifix and a Statue of the Sor
rowful Mother can be given to a
little Near East Mission chapel for
onlv fiftv-five dollars. Your bou
quet? “EVER BURNING”: The
Sanctuary Lamp, always burning
before the Blessed Sacrament, ean
be given to a Near East chapel for
$15. ________
HOODED CLOUDS
The hooded clouds like friar* tell
their beads in drops of rain. Do
you know that devotion to Our
Lady of Fatima is really devotion
to her Rosary? Write for “HEAD
LINES IN HEAVEN”, when you
send vour offering towards the
SHRINE CHAPEL OF OUR LADY
OF FATIMA, which we hope to
build in India this year.
The Time of Your Life
By Father Hafford
The Saint Of The Week
St. Matthias comes into focus
next Monday. He was known in
tradition as one of the 72 disciples
who prepared the people along the
way for the visit of Christ during
His public life. According to scrip
ture St. Matthias was selected by
the power of the Holy Spirit after
the Ascension to take the place left
by Judas. We have it on the au
thority of some of the early saints
that Matthias was a great one for
mortification and many of his ser
mons taught the lesson of bodily
penance to his converts. He is a
proper patron for Lent.
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The SISTERS OF TRK
APOSTLES have their
little orphanage at Beth
lehem. The SISTERS OF
ST. ANN have one in the
hometown of Our Lady’s
Mother. Then there are
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RETH with their free
maternity tent hospital.
"STABAT MATER”: "At the Cross
her Station keeping, stood that
mournful Mother weeping." Can
you give fifty dollars for a special
set of the Stations of the Cross?
“NEAREST TO GOD’’: In Purga
tory at this moment there is a soul
waiting for one more Mass. Have
a Near East priest offer this.
SISTER MARY OF FATIMA la Just eighteen and beginning her novi
tiat with the Sisters of the Destitute at Chungamvely, India. Can you
make her your adopted daughter, giving the $300 needed for her two
years' training, in any installments you wish?
BROTHER FRANCIS FACCINI is training for the missionary priest
hood at St. Cyril’s Seminary in the shadow of the pyramids of Egypt.
In four years he hopes to be a priest, bringing Christ to the poor of
Egypt along the Nile. Can you make him your adopted eon, giving the
$400 needed to make his priesthood materially possible?
OUR DOLLAR-A-MONTH CLUBS: This month all money received for
the BASILIANS, our School Club, goes to poor Bishop Naamo for deso
late Khabour, Syria: donations for chapel furnishings and altar linens
of the MONICA GUILD go to the humble chapels of Bishop Chamy in
Hauran deposits in MARY’S BANK go to the Sisters of the Good
Shepherd, Dekouane, Lebanon ORPHAN’S BREAD helps the orphans
of the Sisters of Perpetual Help at Marmarita: the poor lepers under
the care of Father Joseph Thomas at Shertallay, India, will receive
help from the DAMIEN LEPER FUND. Please do not forget the few
pennies a day that make a dollar a month during Lent.
LENTEN MOVIE
Lovely Bethlehem, happy Naza
reth, sorrowful Jerusalem, all the
holy Shrines of Our Blessed Lord's
life, can be seen in our 16 MM.
film. Your parish, school and
friends will want to see It Why
not write us for information? The
small rental fee of $6 goes for our
work among the homeless exiles of
Palestine. Please do comfort them.
INSURANCE FOR ETERNITY: “Never a cent to the throne of God,
though millions we may claim never a cent to plead for us save the
pennies in His name.” You can remember the Near East Missions In
your will and live ever after in the grateful Masses and prayers. Or
you may wish to know about our ''SUSPENSE CARD” whereby thirty
GREGORIAN MASSES can be offered after your death.
“CHAPEL OF THE MONTH CLUB": NO, we cannot build a House of
God each month in the Near East. One costs $2,000 and we have ap
peals for forty chapels. But you can help us a long way by giving
even a mite to our new Club.
12ear£ast(Dissions
Francis Cardinal Spellman, President
MUmr. Thiswise l. McMahan, Nat'l Sec'ty Very See. Andrew Rogoalt
Mogr. Joseph F. Connally Wm. Kader Dvnn
Send all conwnvnleatioM lot
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40 Days and 40 Nights
You may be saving a bit of mon
ey during Lent, so we may as well
help you spend it—or invest it—
rightly. Why don’t you try to assist
the Missions with the money you
save by keeping the spirit of mor
tification this year? Charity is a
grand way to win God’s favor and
by offering your charity to the
Missions you will actually share
your spiritual wealth with persons
who have not even heard of Christ.
The plight of missionary brothers,
sisters, and priests ought to appeal
to your spirit of sacrifice.
Flying Corks
From The Pop House
“Turning the other cheek re
quires a firm will, not just a swivel
neck.”
Dark Dab
When the priest makes the Sign
of the Cross with ashes on your
forehead he says: “Remember man
that thou art dust sad unto dust
thou shalt return.” Keep that
thought in front of you all during
Lent and you will be on the right
trade.
Getting Tough
Many of you have been asking
the question: “What will the movie
people do to get cash customers
away from free television?”
Variety, Feb. 6th, carries the an
swer as given by producer-direc
tor William Wyler: “It is not the
business of the motion picture in
dustry to be the guardians of chil
dren. That’s the job of parents.”
Pictures are going to be “adult”,
and that means realistic.
A Christopher Song
I don’t know the history of ONE
LITTLE CANDLE as done by Fred
Waring for Decca, but it really
sounds like a Christopher song.
It is a beautiful piece of work, and
it could be played with profit once
a week until the record is worn
out. The other side is equally Cath
olic: THE TIME IS NOW. It may
not make the juke boxes, but with
proper appreciation it should sell
a million platters. Three cheers
for someone and hats off to Fred.
Proportion
Most rich relatives are just rel
atively rich.
Decent Disks And
Suitable Songs
ONE LITTLE CANDLE (Decca)
Fred Waring.
WHEEL OF FORTUNE (Mercury)
Bobby Wayne.
WISHIN’ (Decca) Russ Morgan
(Mercury) Eddy Howard.
MOTHER AT YOUR FEET IS
KNEELING (Victor) Dennis Day,
(London) B. Wayne.
COME WHAT MAY (Victor) The
Four Tunes
THE SINKING OF THE ENTER
PRISE (Mercury) Win Stracke
WHERE I MAY LIVE WITH MY
LOVE (M.G.M) Tommy Edwards
BLUE TANGO (Mercury) Dick Hay
man.
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Seven Win Poetry Honors
Seven poets, junior grade,
grace the halls of Holy Family
High School, Columbus. This was
made known this week when the
National Poetry Association dis
closed that their verses had been
chosen for inclusion in the High
School Poetry Anthology of 1952.
The bards are Angela Castel
iarin, Kay Knipfer, Jeanne Davis,
and Bonnie Schirtzinger, juniors
and Catherine Bernard, Eileen
Lillis, and William Frost, sopho
mores.
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Portsmouth Schools Hold
Enthronement Ceremony
Enthronement of the Sacred
Heart of Jesus at St. Mary’s grade
and high schools, Portsmouth, was
renewed early this month when the
Rev. Julius Kiinec of St. Mary’s
Church led the students in the act
of consecration.
Father Kiinec spoke op the sig
nificance of the enthronement as
an act of love and gratitude to Our
Lord.
By J. MURRAY
SLFPT WEARING
Hl$ SPECTACLES, SO
THAT THE MOMENT
ME AWOKE ME
COULD WRITE
OUT THE MUSIC
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A refreshing, rapidly moving
book about ten-year-old Lucinda,
this is an account of a child’s im
pression of big New York in the
“nineties.” In general, it is a
delightful and heartening tale of
a lass her liberation from her
sympathetic superiors and her dis
covering herself the charge of an
understanding teacher. Unusual
incidents are many, varied, and in
teresting. The knowledge, how
ever, of literary classics that the
effervescent child has is hardly
conceivable. This is the one nega
tive aspect of an otherwise credi
ble book.
BUT
Little-Known Facts for Catholics
THE CATOLIC TIMES, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2 2, 1952
Fleming Crew
Alice Gall and
have combined their efforts and
the results are very interesting
stories about small forest creatures
for the young ones. How these
small creatures provide for them
selves and their offspring is told
in a delightful story form that can
be easily understood. To add to
the enjoyment Else Bostelmsnn
drew illustrations which corres
pond to the text.
K.A.
The SecrM Garden, Frances
Hodgson Burnett, illustrated by
Nora S. Unwin, J. B. Lippincott
Company, Philadelphia and New
York, 1949.
The magical spell cast by this
tale is the reason for its perpetual
popularity. The three children who
skip through the pages solve every
problem by themselves, and this,
of course, pleases the readers.
Surely Mother and Grandma read
this delightful story, and now you
have a chance, too. The illustra
tions depict the mood perfectly,
and, although few in number, they
are well spaced. Children will
love the antics of Dickon and his
pels. Money well spent!
B.A.M.
L.H.
Zanesville POW Seen
ZANESVILLE—A recent Asso
ciated Press wirephoto from a
Communist prison camp at Chan
song, North Korea showed Pfc.
John Whitlinger, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Whitlinger of this city.
Whitlinger attended St. Thomas’
school and was a member of St.
Thomas church. His sister, June, is
a member of the WAC.
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Catholic Press Develops Catholic Leaders
THEY READ ARE THEY WHO LEAO.
JT WHERE THEY LEAO
IDS ON WHAT THEY READ^J
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Catholic LiteraW-
This Catholic Proas month display at St. Jarno* the Last School, Columbus, is designed to stress
the formation of lay leaders through reading Catholic literature. Shown with the Rev. John E. Byrne,
C.PP.S. and Sister Michael Joseph, O.P., are two interested pupils: Frances Gill and William Schirtzinger.
The display Includes Catholic books, newspapers, magazines, and pamphlets.
-------Library Notes------
“Secret Garden” Still Green
After Numerous Reprintings
All The Year Round by Alice
Gall and Fleming
University Press,
1945.
From tho Department of Library Science
College of St. Mery of the Springs .......—
Crew, Oxford
2nd printing,
Sons of the Volsungs, Hosford,
Dorothy, Henry Holt and Company,
New York, 1949.
This narrative, adapted from the
poem entitled “Sigurd the Vol
sung,” by William Morris, is the
enchanting tale of the legendary
Volsungs. Beginning with the
reign of King Volsung, the story
takes us through the glories and
defeats experienced by the King
and his heroic descendants. It cul
minates in the birth of Sigurd and
his awakening of Brynhild. From
the outset of the book, the reader
is captivated by the charming style
and adventurous spirit.
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L.A.S.
Some Free Materials
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M.B.S.
High Schoolers Invited
To Sample College Day
Prospective college students
from diocesan high schools will be
guests of the College of St. Mary
of the Springs on Friday, February
22, for a typical “around the clock’’
day with St. Mary’s girls. Guests
will attend regular classes and
have lunch with the college stu
dents.
Each guest will have a personal
ly planned program according to
her expressed vocational interests.
Members of the Press Board will
act as hostesses for the day.
Note Catholic
College Club Plans
Mardi Gras Parly
Tuesday, Feb. 26th
A Mardi Gras party sponsored
by the French Club of Saint Mary
of the Springs College will be held
on Tuesday, February 28. in the
College Hall Lounge. Mary Cath
erine Zang, president of the club,
and Mary Virginia Botkin, vice
president. are co-chairmen Nilda
Irizarry is publicity chairman.
This costume party will be run
in accordance with the true spirit
of the Mardi Gras of old It has
traditionally been celebrated on
Shrove Tuesday, the day before
Lent, to afford a last chance for
celebration and merriment before
the penitential season.
The games and entertainment
co-chairmen are Linda Saulino and
Barbara Stark, both seniors,
committee will include the
members of the French
Mary Catherine Baer and
Jane Taylor. Three freshmen, Jane
Burkhart, Marie Camara, and Pa
tricia Fallon, will be initiated into
the club by helping to plan and
decorate.
Miss Mary Flood, Mrs. John Re
richa. Larry Davis, Maurice Hoffer
and John Stevens were named as a
board of directors to map the pro
grams and supervise the new youth
center activities and the young peo
ple are expected to elect their own
officers soon to cooperate in plan
ning the activities.
This project was suggested by
the Rev. Robert W. Harwick, prin
cipal of Rosecrans High School
the Rev. Linus J. Dury, pastor of
St. Nicholas’ parish, and the Rev.
John Ryan, 0. P., director of youth
activities in St. Thomas parish.
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PARIS—(NO French Catho
lics have addressed to the United
Nations General Assembly another
reminder that only the interna
tionalization of Jerusalem can
guarantee the safety of the Holy
Places and insure free access to
the faithful.
Press Month
Three Holy Family High School (Columbus) students are shown
taking advantage of the school's display marking February as Cath
olic Press month. They are, left to right: Jim Coughlin, Mary Ann
Conway, and Mary Welker. _______________
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“PLEASED TO HEAT YOU”
College Press Unit
Promotes Catholic
Papers, Periodicals
The Press Board of the College
of St. Mary of the Spring! is
celebrating Catholic Press Month
with a project to encourage the
student body to promote subscrip
tions to Catholic periodicals by
their familea and friends. Posters
and tn exhibit of sample Catholic
periodicals are on display in the
foyer o( Erskine Hall.
Members of the Press Board also
are conducting a survey to deter
mine the number and kinds of
periodicals both Catholic and
secular, regularly received by the
families of college and academy
students.
Their
other
Club,
Mary
Program Tot Begin
Friday, Feb. 22nd
Beginning February 22 and con
tinuing each Friday night thereaft
er, a special program for the Cath
olic youth of Zanesville will be
held in the Knights of Columbus
hall.
Plans for the project were out
lined at a meeting of parents of
both the St. Thomas' and St. Nich
olas’ parishes on February 11.
On February 14 seven new mem
bers were initiated into the work
of the Press Board at a party tn
Sansbury Hall The new mem
bers are Carol Renner of Dayton,
Lillian Koschak, of Cleveland, Kay
Holzbach of Salem. Ohio, Margaret
Zindil, Colleen Coady, Patricia
Fallon, and Mary Weber, all of Co
lumbus.
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CYO Slates Discussions
NEW PHILADELPHIA Meet
ings of the Sacred Heart parish
CYO will feature explanations
and discussions of the Sacraments,
it was announced this week. Bap
tism will be the topic at the Feb.
28 meeting, of which Eileeen Mat
tevi, Norma Cencil, and Ann Wills
will be in charge. A Mardi Gras
social party will take place Feb.
25.
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Girl Scouts Advance
NEW PHILADELPHIA Eight
Brownies became members of Girl
Scout Troop No. 10 at an investi
ture ceremony in Sacred Heart
parish hall this week. They were:
Sandra Huff, Barbara and Patty
Smigel, Delores Fanti, Mary Kay
Fishel, Barbara Sei bold,
Semple, and Eleanor
Guests at the ceremony
the mothers of the girls.
Patricia
Nadeau,
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