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Benediction Abbot Resigns
At Monastery In Alabama
ST. BERNARD, Ala. (NC)
Abbot Boniface Seng, O.S.B., 84,
announced his resignation and call
ed for the election of a Coadjutor
Abbot at a meeting of the capitu
lars of St. Bernard's Abbey here.
Abbot Seng also has been presi
dent of St. Bernard’s College.
He was elected the fourth Abbot
of St. Bernard s on Jan. 4, 1939. He
has been a priest for 55 years.
WRITE
TODAY
BUYERS'
TRADE WITH THE
Newark
Phone 49242
7 Union St
Sawyer's Market
Quality Foods
Newark, Ohio
393 I. Main
ALTMEYER
Service Station
Marathon Cat Gas'
Insured
BURNS, Joseph, 141 E.
avenue, Columbus, May 5,
Heart church. Survivors
mother one sister.
COLUMBUS DIOCESAN CAMPS
ST. JOSEPH'S
Each individual account insured up to $10,000 by the Federal
Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation.
Central Ohio Federal Saving!
78 South Third Street Between Broad and State
DOLANS
Clothing A Shoes
59 $. 3rd St. Newark, O.
-Tha Stora That Diffarant"
FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES
ROE EMERSON
STORE
CLOTHES—HATH—FURNISHINGS
SHOES
11 We«t Sid* Bqoara, Newark
Th* Lad'* Store ee Well a* Dad’s
Newark
Granville A 6th
Deposits
THE
NEWARK TRUST
COMPANY
Member Feder* 1 D.po.lt
Insurance Corpor.tioo
CEMENT BRICK aND BLOCK
USED LUMBER
BUILDING MATERIALS
S. G. (TEDO)
LOEWENDICK & SONS
LINN VILLE ROAD
PHONE 6164
For Your Car Needs
BEAVER AUTO STORE
62-66 E. Main St. Phone 4466
NEWARK, OHIO
When You Want GOOD
Furniture—Ge to
CARLILE'S
West Main at Arcade Anne*
May They Rest In Peace
LENTZ, Mrs. Katherine, 77, 25
McMillen avenue, Columbus, May
2, Sacred Heart church,
ors: a daughter, several
and nephews.
Surviv
nieces
Eighth
Sacred
SWIMMING
BOATING
BASEBALL
HIKES
$12 PER WEEK
OPEN JUNE 15th
FOR DESCRIPTIVE LITERATURE WRITE TO
REV. DIRECTOR
134 W. Mound St. Circleville, Ohio
TODAY IS THE DAY
Start your savings account now. Open an account for any
amount. Add as you desire.
NEWARK GUDE
CLASSIFIED
SECTION
Me per line
Rend Ads *r«
F. O. Bex
Columbus II, O
Auctioneer
JACK D. BRADDOCK
AUCTIONEER HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Real Entate, Farm Chattel*, large or
email. Call 8821, Granville, Ohio.
SCRAP METALS
SCRAP METAL OF ALL KINDS
Will pick up Call Frazeysburg »*2 or
drop card to Markland, Frateyburg, O.
SEPTIC TANKS
Pro-Ca*t Concrete
SEPTIC TANKS
CONCRETE AND CINDER BLOCKS
W. L. MATTOX
Corner Forry and Daniel Ave., Phone 6864
Newark, Ohio
VAULTS CESSPOOLS
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
MODERN EQUIPMENT
Myers and Son
NEWARK
83802 2261
SERVICE STATIONS
HERTZ
DRIVE-UR-SELF SYSTEM
Phone 9087
PEARSON'S MARATHON
SERVICE CENTER
FIFTH AND CHURCH STREETS
Newark *a Finest Sarrica Center!
FOX COAL CO.
COAL CINDERS
LIMESTONE
Driveway and Parkins Lot Grading
PHONE 2032
IM W. Poplar Newark
The WYETH-SCOTT Co
Manufacturers of
Concrete Products
Builders Supplies
NEWARK. OHIO
141 Everett Ave.
Newark, Ohio
NEAL, William, 56, 157 E. Fifth
street, Chillicothe, May 5, St. Mary
church. Survivors: two daughters,
two sons, a brother, and two sis
ters.
ROGALLE, Joseph, 59. Colum
bus, May 2, Holy Cross church.
MERCURIO, Mrs. Anna, 58, 63
N. Ohio avenue. Columbus, May 5.
St. John the Baptist church. Sur
vivors: her husband. Marco five
sons, a daughter, and five brothers.
SCHRAMM, Miss Margaret, 74,
916 Sharon avenue, Zanesville,
April 29, St. Nicholas church. Sur
vivors: four brothers and two sis
ters.
GERARDI, Mariano, 72. 945 Cur
tis avenue, Columbus, May 1, St.
John the Baptist church. Survivors:
one son, two brothers, and a sister.
ETT, Hoadley, 68. 677 E. Mound
street, Columbus, April 30, Holy
Cross church. Survivors: his wife,
Helena four sisters, and a bro
ther.
MINTUN, Charles, 44, 233 E.
Third avenue, Columbus, April 30,
Sacred Heart church. Survivors: his
wife, Margaret two sons, his par
ents, two sisters, and two brothers.
EVANS, Mrs. Anna, 76, 1106.
Walters street, Columbus, April 29,
St. Peter church. Survivors: a bro
ther, several nieces and nephews.
Father-Son Breakfast
The annual father-son breakfast
will follow the 7:45 Mass in the St.
Mary Magdalene, Columbus, school
hall on May 18. This affair is spon
sored by the Holy Name society.
H. J. NIEMAN
THE SHADE MAN
Since 1820 Columbu*' Quality
Shade Shop
Dupont Washable Window Shade*
Custom Venetian Blind* Drapery
Kirarh Traverse Rod*. Pleater Pin*
and Tape
1182 E. Main Street FA. 3163
Swanks Market
OPEN SUNDAYS
Phone 32151
45 Granville Newark
Sarvieo InUcrity
The
Park National
Bank
OF NEWARK
BORDEN'S
Dairy & Ice Cream Co.
Phone 4053
Leo Reichert
Complete Insurance Service
T*I 6867
42 8. 6th 8t.
THE HUB
The Busy Store
Men's and Boys' Clothing
NEWARK, OHIO
Arcade
Drug Store
33 N. 3rd St. Newark
“Where you are always
welcome’
EGAN
Funeral Home
Ambulance Service
Phono 3580
132 W. Church Newark
THE
Newark Asphalt Co.
Builder* Of
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
PHONE 6672
f. Poplar Ave. Newark, O.
NEWARK TERMITE CONTROL
Your home is a precious possession. Protect it with our scientific
treatment. Free inspections and estimates within 100 mile area.
18 years actual experience All work fully guaranteed
8 Meholm St. Phone 4450 or 52941
NEWARK SHEET METAL
Roofing Spouting Heating
24-Hour Service
MATESICH DIST. AGENCY
Budweiser Wiedemann's Red Top
Gibson's Wine
Phone 3397
Zanesville, Ohio
THE CATHOLIC TIMES, FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1952
(Continued from Page 1)
followed
same procedures are
throughout .”
Mr. Blanshard makes
tense even of recording
tory of the hierarchy neither the
American hierarchy nor the Unit
ed States is two hundred years
old there is clearly no citation
“in detail’’ or otherwise of either
methods or accomplishments: and
»m)
one of his “major statements”
\in this chapter is documented at
no pre
the his-
One of the most serious faults in
Mr. Blanshard’s book is his con
stant misuse of the Imprimatur.
He has scores of references to pub
lications which have weight and
value as he seeks to use them
only on the assumption that he
makes and expects the reader to
make, that because these quota
tions carry the Imprimatur of a
Catholic Bishop the matters he
quotes from them are “official,
authentic Catholic doctrine.”
Anyone who has even a passing
interest in the meaning of the
Imprimatur can find out easily that
i the Imprimatur is simply a
I statement of permission to pub
i lish, given to a subordinate by his
superior. The only essential mean
ing of the Imprimatur is that, in
tfie opinion of the official granting
the Imprimatur, the document
concerned contains nothing con
trary to Catholic doctrine in faith
and morals. It no more guarantees
the accuracy, authenticity, credibil
i ity, or infallibility of the document
to which it is attached than a gov
ernment certificate on a bottle that
it contains no artificial coloring, is
I a guarantee that the contents will
I cure baldness, cancer, or arthritis
I Mr. Blanshard found many pas
sages written by some Catholic
[which he could use to prejudice
Ithe uninformed against American
[Catholics. If any of these were
[published with an Imprimatur, he
I used that fact inaccurately to con
Ivey the idea that the passage was
I "anthemic Catholic doctrine.” Some
I of them were inaccuracies, some
[fragments which Mr. Blanshard
[misinterpreted, some just remarks
[in bad taste, some mere opinion
[that represented no one but the
[author.
One of Mr. Blanshard’s most
[elaborate series of misrepresenta
|tions is his treatment of 14 “erron
[eous ideas” about Catholics as giv
[en in a national Knights of Colum
|bus ad. Mr. Blanshard accuses the
|K. of C. of adopting “the transpar
lent device of mis-stating slightly
the major criticisms of non-Catho
I lies about the hierarchy’s reaction
[ary dogmas then it denies this
[mis-statement lustily, attempting to
[give the casual reader the impres
|sion that the underlying criticisms
|on which the mis-statements are
[based are also untrue.”
He says that he puts down (on
[an opposite page) “I
[statement of Catholic
[that the hierarchy did
[in frank terms.” Mr.
[does not state “exact
trme" in a single one of his
[14 answers.
An example:
Bishop Honored By Theta Kappa Phi
he exact
doctrine
not state
Blanshard
Catholic
I K. of C.i You hear it said that
Bishop Michael J. Ready Is shown as he received a pin symbolizing his honorary membership in
Theta Kappa Phi, national social fraternity for Catholic students in colleges and universities. Making
the presentation is Guy De Santis, president of the fraternity's Zeta Chapter at Ohio Northern Uni
versity. The Bishop was formally installed last Sunday at the fraternity's central province conven
tion at the Ohio Union on the Ohio State University campus. He is the first member of the hierarchy
to be so honored.
Catholics believe all non-Catholics
are headed for Hell.
Blanshard: Non-Catholics who|
deliberately reject Catholicism are|
headed for Hell.
This would express Catholic|
teaching only if the word “deliber-|
ately” were taken to mean deliber-|
ate rejection of what the individu-|
al non-Catholic actually beltevedl
to be the truth. The deliberate
rejection of the truth if condemn
ed by the Catholic Church as an|
immoral act. Hypocrisy, pretend-|
ing to believe the opposite of what|
is actually believed to be the|
truth, is condemned by substantial-|
ly all persons who have a moral[
code of any kind. Mr. Blanshard’s|
statement would clearly include a|
non-Catholic who deliberately re-|
jected Catholicism because he|
honestly and conscientiously be-1
lieved it was not the truth. How-|
ever, according to the teaching of|
the Catholic Church the person|
who rejects Catholicism deliberate!
ly, in the sense of carefully fol-■[|
lowing his conscience (which!
should involve deliberation) is not!
“headed for Hell.” Either Mr.I
Blanshard does not know the (’nth I
olic doctrines concerning salva-l
tion “outside the Church” and the
“priority of conscience.” or he
does not wish his readers to know
them.
Another example:
K. of C.: That they believe non|
Catholic marriages are invalid.
Blanshard: Non-Catholic mar|
riages involving a Catholic are in|
valid.
Look at Mr. Blanshard’s state|
ment and compare it with the
statement he is trying to answer.
Even if Mr. Blanshard’s statement
were accurate and true, it still
would not show that there is any
"mis .statement” in the Knights of
Columbus ad. There the statement
“non-Catholic marriages.” unmodi[clergy
fied, means all marriage among
non-Catholics. and it is a belief
held even today by some well-edu-|
11 wr-j rat ff
4*...............
rAGNI AGNOS NUMERARE’
A pair of open scissors, sym
bolizing the Fourth Estate, the
newspaper world, referring to his
life work in the field of Catholic
journalism, is included in the
coat-of-arms of Bishop Thomas
K. Gorman, Titular Bishop of
Rhasus, who was installed on
May 8 as Coadjutor of Dallas.
THE HERMAN FALTER PACKING CO
Greenlawn Avenue
COLUMBUS, OHIO
cated, fair-minded, unprejudiced|
non-Catholics that Catholics do not|
believe that these are marriages.|
I have talked to exactly that sort of[
non-Catholics who, at least until l|
talked to them, believed that the|
Catholic Church did not acknowl-|
edge any Protestant marriages of|
any kind as being valid marriages.[
The Church holds that a marriage|
between two baptized Protestants
who are free to marry is a valid|
marriage and a sacrament. This is I
explicitly stated in the book Mr.[
Blanshard refers to in his docu-|
mentation. Mr. Blanshard should
say what he means by “non-Catho-|
lie marriages,” and by invalid.
As it stands, his is a false state-[
ment.
And another:
K. of C.: That they adore statues.
Blanshard: They venerate stat-|
I ues by canonical order. I
I Anyone who has read much anti-|
I Catholic literature or who has even I
I had friendly conversations with I
inquiring non-Catholics knows that I
the absurd idea that “CatholicsI
adore statues” is still fairly com
mon. Mr. Blanshard, in answer to
this nonsense, does not say “of
course it is nonsense,” as he would
have said if he knew and wished
to spread the truth. His answer is
that the Catholics “venerate” stat
lues by canonical order! Anyone
who is linguistically unable to dis
tinguish between “worship” and
“venerate” should refrain from
discussing Catholic doctrine or
Canon law. Webster’s Dictionary
says that “venerate” means “to re
gard with reverential respect, or
with admiration and deference to
revere.
And the canon referred to by Mr.
[Blanshard does not order Cath
olics to venerate statues. This can
ion does not even recommend the
veneration of statues, but is essen
tially a list of directions to the
concerning the placing and
care of statues, pictures and simi
lar objects. Of course, the doctrine
the Church is that Catholics
[should venerate the saints whom
the statues represent.
These examples exhibit the
Blanshard “scholarship” and argu
ment in their almost total unreli
ability.
(Next week: “Separation of
I church and state.)
Novena Devotions
Infant Jesus
Prague
ST. LADISLAUS'
CHURCH
COLUMBUS
EVERY WEDNESDAY
7:30
St. Ladislant la located at 177 Raab
Avenue and i* within aaay walking di«
tance of th* Parson* Avenue bu» and
th. So. High Street bus.
Annual Conclave
Of Psychiatrists
To Begin May 11
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. (NC)
—The third annual convention of
the Guild of Catholic Psychiatrists
will be held at the Chalfonte Hotel
I here, May 11 to 13, it has been
I announced.
I A feature of the convention will
I be the reading of a paper on “Dog
I ma. Morals and Phychiatry” by the
I Rev. Thomas Verner Moore, now a
Carthusian monk. He formerly was
[stationed at the Catholic University
I of America and recognized as one
of the nation’s outsanding authori
[ties on psychiatry.
The Rev. Dr. James Jerome Hay
[den. O.S.B., of the Catholic Uni
[versity, will discuss “The Perspec
tive of a Catholic Psychiatrist.”
[other speakers will include Dr. A.
[Vincent Gerty of Los Angeles Dr.
Karl Stern of McGill University,
[Montreal, whose book, “Pillar of
Fire,” was a Christopher Award
[winner in 1951 Dr. Franz Alexan
der of Chicago Dr. Francis Brace
|land of Hartford, Conn. Dr. Law
son Lowery of New York Dr. John
|R. Cavanaugh of Washington, and
the Rev. Henri Samson, S.J., of
Montreal.
The Guild members will assist at
Mass and receive Holy Communion
in St. Nicholas’ Church on the clos
ing day of the convention.
Ten Children Make
first Communion
WHEELERSBURG Ten chil
dren from St. Peter parish will re
ceive their first Holy Communion
on Sunday, May 11. The Rev. Ed
mund McCormick, pastor, will ad
minister the sacrament at the 9
o’clock Mass.
Members of the class are Martha
-Delabar, Rita Delabar, Susan Ess
man, Susan Hyland, Nancy Lang,
Teresa Miller, Susan, Seidel, Su
san Schwamberger, Ronald Evans,
and Raymond Kopp.
Also participating will be the
pages, David Bayerl, Thomas Bihl,
and Michael Hughes. Carolyn Cor
iell and Doris Turner will be flow
er girls.
Sister Desellis of Holy Redeemer
school in Portsmouth is the in
structor of the first and second
grade catechism class at St. Pet
ers.
Dover Girl Married Apr. 12
DOVER—Miss Frances Seikel of
Dover and William J. Bihari, Stone
Creek, were married on Saturday,
April 12. in St. Joseph church. Miss
Seikel is a graduate of St. Joseph
high school here.
Everyone Is Going
May 22-23-24
Est. 1899
St. Christopher’s
Church
Grandview & Ida
"A COMPLETE SERVICE'
Real Estate Sales -Mt'g. Loans
Improvement Loans Title Ins.
Call Fergus Theibert for Details
The Guarantee, Title & Trust Co.
22 W. Gay St. Columbus, O.
III
•IL.
U*l
IN THE
HEART
OF THE
QTY
EGAN-RYAN
Aiwm
WINNER?
COLUMBUS OW*WD AMO OPIRATIO
ELECTRIC
For Reconversion
Large Stock
Motors and Control!
EQUIPMENT
Infra-Red Systems
Electric Power
Equipment Co.
57 E CHESTNUT ST
Where is
your share?
next paycheck you
how much
you keep for your-
Tha
cash
will
•elf?
every penny or will yon
retain a small portion
for al) the things you’ll
want in the future? Ev.
en with all the monthly
bills and obligations a
part of that paycheck
belongs to you. Start
saving your share now!
At Buckeye, you enjoy
the added protection of
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W iJJ you spend
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THE
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MFG. COMPANY
95 W. Long Street
AT E 81GN OF
THE GIANT PAINTER
PERPETUAL NOVENA
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Every Tuesday 7:30 p.m.
MA. 5531
FUNERAL SERVICE
Over Slat Year
Servinf the CathoUe families
Central Ohio.
New Parking Let
AMBULANCES
MA. 6665
MA. 6666

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