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Three-Day
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Very Rev. Jernes F. Maguire, S.J.
Father Maguire, president of
Xavier University, Cincinnati,
will preside at a session on “Al
tar and Home” Tuesday, March
25, at 2 p.m. Speakers at
session will include Abbot
natius Esser of St. Meinrad’s
bey Mother M. Berenice of
College of New Rochelle, and
Mrs. W. F. Rohman, President of
the National Catholic Women’s
union. St. Louis.
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Alexander A. Schneiders
The father of seven children
and director of the psychology
department at the University of
of Detroit, Mr. Schneiders will
speak at the Tuesday morning
session of the convention. March
25, at 10 a m. His title, longest
in the program, will be: “The
Importance of Family Group Cul
ture in Child Training and as an
Integrating Factor in Family
Life.”
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Miss Margaret Mealey
Miss Mealey, Executive Secre
tary of the National Council of
Catholic Women, will be chair
man of a general session Tues
day evening. March 25. at 8 p.m.
A graduate of the College of the
Holy Names, Oakland,
Miss Mealey has been active
in numerous national Catholic
women's organizations. She as
sumed office at NCCW Dec. 1,
1949.
Calif.,
NEW YORK (NC) Dr. han
ning H. Tobias, prominent Xegro
leader and an outstanding Pro!
estant. told an interracial group
here that he agreed with His Holi
ness Pope Pius XII that the struc
ture of world peace must he built
upon a spiritual base.
Speaking at a forum oi the Cath
olic Interracial Council. Dr. Tobias
described his recent audience with
the Pontiff, and his experiences as
a member of the United States
Delegation to the United Nations
General Assembly in Paris.
The Negro leader said he had
been moved to seek an audience
with the Pope because of his per
sonal conviction that "problems of
world peace can never be solved,
permanently and completely, ex
cept through the medium of spirit
ual understanding.” The Holy Fa
ther, he reported, "gave warm as
sent to the thought that the spir
itual must be back of any possible
solution to our international diffi
culties and problems.”
Lauds Catholic Groups
Dr. Tobias said that when he ex
pressed to His Holiness "the warm
appreciation of American Negroes
for the progress in recent years in
the approach to interracial prob
lems on the part of the Catholic
Church in this country." he had in
mind "the things done by the Cath
olic Interracial Councils, not only
locally but through the medium of
their publication, The Interracial
Remeu. and through their contri-
Mrs. Gerald B. Bennett
Mrs. Bennett, of Grand Rapids.
Mich., president of the National
Council of Catholic Women, will
be chairman of a general session
Monday. March 24. at 8 p.m.,
when Bishop Peter W. Barthol
ome of St. Cloud. Congressman
Eugene J. McCarthy of St. Paul,
and Mrs. John S. Reilly, Presi
dent of the National Catholic
Conference on Family Life, will
address the convention.
Miss Mary Niland
A staff member of Grailville,
lay apostolate center at Loveland,
Ohio, Miss Niland
panel discussion on “Family Re
ligious Interests” at the Wednes
day morning session, March 26.
at 10 a.m. A graduate of Mary
wood College. Scranton, Pa.. Miss
Niland is employed in the Fam
ily Life Department of the Cin
cinnati Catholic Charities.
will lead a
Rev. Bertin Roll, O.F.M. Cap.
Father Roll, Director General
of the Archconfraternity of
Christian Mothers, will speak on
“The Home, A School of Chris
tian Virtues” at the 2 p.m. ses
sion Monday, March 24. A for
mer assistant at St. Gabriel’s
Church. Washington. Father Roll
was named director of the Arch
confraternity in 1943. The organ
ization aims to aid mothers edu
cate their children.
Negro Leader And Pope Discuss
Basis For Peace In The World
butions to the religious and secu
lar press.”
Dr. and Mrs. Tobias conversed
with (he Pope in English At (he
conclusion of their visit, the doc
tor said, they received two blessed
medals and the papal benediction
“which we cherished then and
shall ever hold in gracious mem
ory.”
Dr."Tobias is a former member
of the National Board of the
Y.M.C.A., and a member ot the
President's Committee on Civil
Rights. He was introduced by the
Rev. John LaFarge. S.J.. associate
editor of America, as a friend and
adviser of the Catholic Interracial
Councils.
The Negro leader responded by
describing Father LaFarge as a
man "respected and revered" by
all faiths. "On the question of
interracial relations, no more elo
quent voice speaks in America than
that of Father LaFarge,” he said.
“It is fortunate for the Church and
for the Christian faith as a whole
that he lives and moves in our
generation.”
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Jubilee In Hospital
NEW ORLEANS (NC) Suf
fering a spine ailment. Mrs. Louis
Gallo was a bed patient in Mercy
Hospital here on the occasion of
her silver wedding Anniversary a
few' days ago. The Rev. Harold P.
Martin. S.J.. chaplain ol the hospi
tai. officiated as the couple renew
ed their marriage vows.
Mother M. Berenice, O.S.U.
Mother Berenice, founder and
director of the Family Life In
stitute at the College of New
Rochelle, will speak on “Cele
brating Religious Milestones in
the Family Circle,” at the Tues
day afternoon session, March 25.
at 2 p.m. An Ursuline nun,
Mother Berenice received a
Ph.D. degree from the Catholic
University of America.
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Rev. Joseph V. Urbain
Father Urbain, Pastor of Queen
of Peace parish, Millville. Ohio,
and Rural Life Director of the
Cincinnati A i ocese. will
speak Tuesday, March 25. at 10
a.m. on "Family Participation in
Parish Life.” Founder of the
Catholic Rural Youth Organiza
tion. he represented U. S. rural
youth at the International Rural
Life Congress in Rome in 1951.
Rev. Bernard Sause, O.S.B.
Father Sause, author of a
number of books on Christian
family living, is to speak on “The
Encyclical ‘Mediator Dei' and the
Family” Tuesday. March 25, at
10 a.m. A native of St. Louis,
he is a member of the seminary
faculty at St. Benedict’s Abbey,
Benedict. Kans. He received a
Ph.D. degree at the International
College of the Benedictines in
Rome.
Monsignor Donald M. Carroll
(left) of Chicago, secretary at the
Apostolic Delegation in Wash
ington, has been elevated by
Pope Pius XII to the rank of Do
mestic Prelate with the title of
Right Reverend Monsignor. Rev.
Dr. Gerald V. McDevitt (right),
of the faculty of St. Thomas High
School, Philadelphia, has assum
ed his new post as secretary at
the Apostolic Delegation. (NC
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Former Secretary
BUFFALO—(NC)—A 39-year-old
Croatian born priest who served as
secretary to Archbishop Aloysius
Stepinac in Yugoslavia from 1941
to 1945 became an American citi
zen here.
He is the Rev. Stephen Lackovic,
administrator of Our Lady of the
Sacred Heart Church, Lackawanna,
N.Y., who was one of 173 natural
ized persons who took the oath of
Edward A. Huth
Mr. Huth, chairman of the So
ciology Department at the Uni
versity of Dayton, is scheduled
to preside at a session on “Pop
ular Marriage Forums” to be
held Tuesday, Mar. 25, at 2 p. in.
A native of Tiffin, he represents
the university in the Family Life
Bureau of NCWC. He received a
Ph.D degree from Western Re
serve University in 1943.
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Sister St. Clara, Chairman of
the Home Economics Department
of Clarke College. Dubuque.
Iowa, will speak on “The Clarke
College Radio Kitchen” at the
Wednesday afternoon session,
Wednesday, March 26. at 2 p.m.
A member of the Sisters of Char
ity of the Blessed Virgin Mary,
she recently won a national
award for her radio “kitchen.”
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Right Rev. Ignatius Esser, O.S.B.
Abbot Esser of St. Meinrad's
Abbey, St. Meinrad, Indiana, will
speak on'“Making Use of the
Church’s Official Prayers” at the
Tuesday afternoon session. March
25. at 2 p.m. He has been Abbot
of St. Meinrad’s for the past 22
years, during which he built a
new minor seminary and other
structures for the expanding
center. He is now engaged in
founding a new Benedictine Ab
be}’ in the northeastern part of
South Dakota which will serve as
mother to the four large Indian
missions under the care of St.
Meinrad’s. Abbot Esser is a na
tive of Ridgway. 111., and a grad
uate of the minor and major
seminaries at St. Meinrad's.
Dr. John Fehring
NEW YORK—(NC)—Dr. John J.
Fehring, supervisor of music for
the Cincinnati. Ohio, archdiocese,
was announced here as the winner
of the St. Gregory Plaque for out
standing services to the cause of
church music. The award *is given
from time to time by the St. Greg
ory Society of America, an organi
zation for the promotion of better
music which has its headquarters
in New York.
A native of Cincinnati, Dr. Feh
ring has been organist at the Old
Cathedral of St. Peter in Chains in
that city since 1908. He is profes
sor of church music at Mount St.
Mary’s Seminary and dean of the
music department of Teachers’ Col
lege.
Dr. Fehring’s church music com
positions are regarded as of excep
tional quality and his influence in
the sphere of church music wide
ly recognized.
citizenship before Federal Judge
John Knight. The new citizens
heard a talk by the Rev. Raymond
W. Schouten, S.J.. president of Can
isius College, before
administered.
THE CATHOLIC TIMES, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1952
Sessions On Family Life To Bring Many Authorities To Columbus
the oath was
United States
Lackovic de-
A resident of the
since 1946, Father
dared after the ceremony that "I
am proud to be a citizen of this
great country, which is leading the
free world in the gigantic struggle
of our time against the forces of
darkness.”
Rev. Dominic Lavan, O.S.B.
A native of Ireland, Father
Lavan is Director of Family Re
treats at Conception Abbey. Con
ception, Mo. “A Family Retreat”
will be the subject of his talk
at the convention Wednesday.
March 26. at 10 a.m. Close to
2,000 persons have taken part in
family retreats at the abbey since
they were begun two years ago.
Father Lavan once served as as
sistant at Boys Town
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Mrs. Alfred J. Berger
Mrs. Berger, author of “Cook
ing for Christ” and contributor
to the liturgical review, "Wor
ship,” will be the first lay speak
er of the convention. She is
scheduled to talk on “The Home,
A School of the Lord s Service,”
at the afternoon session Monday.
March 24. at 2 p.m. With her
husband and their six children.
Mrs. Berger lives on a farm near
Cincinnati.
Mrs. George O'Sullivan Rev. William R. Clark, O P.
Mrs. O’Sullivan, president of
the St. Louis Archdiocesan Coun
cil of Catholic Women, will dis
cuss “The Marriage Preparation
Forum for the Teen-Ager,” at
the Tuesday afternoon session.
March 25. at 2 p.m. A St. Louis
doctor’s wife, she is a former
teacher and the mother of four
teen-age children.
Father Clark, head of the So
cial Science department at Prov
idence College and chairman of
the Marriage Forum conducted
there each year, will speak on
"Forum for the Married'’ at the
Tuesday afternoon session. March
25. at 2 p.m. A native of Louis
ville. Father Clark is a gradu
ate of Aquinas High School, Co
lumbus. He received a Ph D. de
gree from Catholic U.
Contention Secretary
The Rev. Thomas F. Duffy, above, is shown
gram of the 20th annual convention of the National Catholic Family
Life Conference. A member of the faculty of St. Charles- Seminary,
Columbus, Father Duffy is Diocesan Director of Family Life.
ainicripht Parish Group
Holds Covered Dish Event
WAINWRIGHT—A covered dish
supper was given in the parish hall
by members of the St. Therese Al
tar Society and their families re
cently to honor the Rev.
Dermody. administrator,
birthday.
Ralph R.
on his
attended
Among the 70 who
were members of St. Paul’s parish,
Midvale.
The serving committee included:
Mrs. Cecil Migoni, Mrs. Alex Bon
vechio, Sr., Mrs. Regina Doverio,
Mrs. Bert Cardani, Mrs. Sam Kopp,
Mrs. Harold Edie, Mrs. Emilio Car
dani. and Mrs. Serafino Besozzi.
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