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VATICAN CITY—(Radio
The Church has
streamline her far
spiritual
migrants
lions of
flung work of
This is the purpose of an Apos
tolic Constitution issued by the
Holy See, which defines, coordin
ates and reorganizes the functions
of various existing Church institu
tions in the field of world-wide aid
icnt bears
its opening words.
Establish Office
the a
having
for emit
which it
the
of th'* Latin Rite,
jurisdiction of
igrcgation and
Church’s Work Of Spiritual Help
To Migrants Is Now Streamlined
I cordially invite all my
SAINT JOSEPH’S
PARISH
HOMECOM1M
CIRCLEVILLE
Thursday
Very Rev. Geo. O. Mason
Pastor
TICKETS NOW AX AI CABLE
COME IN AND SEE THIS DE LUXE
Automatic G-E Range!
STRATOUNER
RAb*Gt
of cou^
PUSH-BUTTON CONTROLS
AUTOMATIC OVEN TIMER
HI-SPEED CALROD’ UNITS
NOW
giving them the faculties of
except with regard to ihe
his
Sacrament of Matrimony.
It
connection, it affirms the ju
tion of the Consistorial Con
tion over the Apostleship of the
transfer its world secretaria
Glasgow. Scotland, to Rome.
Ideally, the constitution
emigrants, exiles, pilgrim
settlement in medieval Rome
National Priests
document
the effc
Leo XIII
the problem foundin
especially those providir
priests for national
rope. America, Aust
countries, both for
the Oriental Rites.
?roupi
Special reference
enormous efforts
ration. The
erial and spiritual aid to
ns of refugees and home-
“Speed Conking’ «nth push-button
You car
controls
BIG TRIPL-OVEN ia really three ovens in one!
give you five exact speeds!
BUILT-IN PRESSURE COOKER converts to fourth aur-
cooks your dinner while
give fast
TERMS TO SUIT YOU.
NO CREDIT REGULATIONS.
HOERIHIE’S
1894 PARSONS AVE.
GA. 2195 GA. 2196
THE
orit
and
ministered to
own national-
in Naples u
Internation
ference that the
an International
lion Commission
Italy's Problem
to preparing
under
1946
of whom arc Catholics” that
uffering as a result of the
conflict in Palestine.
Wherever the Church has found
herself faced with such problems,
the document says, she has always
spadework, and not infrequently
was left alone in the work of culti
vation.”
The Constitution sets up rules to
meet the need of providing spirit
ual assistance to the rising number
of refugees and of emigrants to
Europe, America, Australia and
the Philippine The task of the
Delegate for Emigration, it states,
is to promote pastoral activity on
behalf of emigrants of all nations
and categories. It is his duty to
contact competent offices and or
ganizations, to recruit missionar
ies in the field of emigrant aid and
to assist them, to handle publicity
and to stimulate all initiatives con
cerned with the spiritual and ma
terial welfare of emigrants.
The
Br?'
I
&&
Msgr,
the
Emilio Rossi, a- member
Consistorial Congregation
represented the Holy See es
the
countries where
iind new homes
le document set?
rk of the Ponli
The
Rio Stops Drive
To (IK Cremation
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil, (NC)
A bill legalizing cremation in
Rio de Janeiro and the surround
ing federal district wa- vetoed by
Mayor Joao Carlos ifal on the
eve ot becoming law. Ihe bill had
been passed by the Board of Aider
man bv a 30 Io 6 vote.
Mayor Vital acted alter Catholic
Church authorities had denounced
(he bill as violating the Brazilian
constitution, which recognizes Bra
zil as a Catholic country.
Had the bill become law it
would have posed a curious prob
lem for the Santa Casa de Miseri
cord in (Holy House of Mercy),
which holds the concession for
all funeral services in the federal
district. Officials said the organi
zation would have been obliged by
the bill to huild crematories, or
lose its contract.
The Holy House of Mercy de
votes its income to supporting
hospitals, clinics, food centers, and
other charitable institutions.
Rishop-Elect
Monsignor James J. Navagh,
director of the Missionary Apos
folate in the Diocese of Buf
falo, who has been named Titu
lar Bishop of Ombi and Aux
iliary to Bishop Waters of Ral
eigh, N. The Bishop-elect was
born in Buffalo in 1901. (NC
Photos)
ATHOLIC TIMES, FRIDAY, AUGUST
i
that the Bulgarian “invaders had
rage. At
disclosed
given in the
ily, whence
tholies have
numbers
The Bishop
the
further I
its with
n for their
abductions seni hack and forth in
29 showed that the W
38 notes to the Russi
sent 48 to the West.
Korea, meanwhile, the
Panmunjom was de
is and Communist
completed revision
w
al that w ith
limited to
senting an
under the
tion. 'This
It is of interest to recall that the
Joseph conducted
and St. Dominic
n Columbus from
Holy Family
schools here
1877 to 1914 They are still rente
and throughout
time they came
at Mt Gallitzin
the city A
from a foun
Annual
*■'& :i.5^
In Rochester, Kent, England, Bishop Cyril Cowde’*oy receive*
a $30,000 check from the Catholics of the Rochester, N. Y., Diocese
to help build a Church to St. John Fisher, the last Catholic Bishop
of that English See. Presenting the check is Msgr. Donald Cleary,
of Rochester, N. Y., and Rev. Richard Tormey, diocesan radio direc.
tor, Rochester, N. Y. (NC Photos)
1 to th?
unarmed
the
plane:
last June by
reported when
Russian?
Swedish
Catholic Migra
witl a permanent
government sent
tests to Moscow and
would send the United
full account of the
the same time, it
an
out-
that
had
This was believed to
for the protection of s
in military installations
napping of Dr. Walter
antiCommunist leader
streets of West Berlin
The note was the latcs
of the draft armistice for the Kore
an war. The conflict was marked
by heavy Allied
in
air attacks on vital
centers and major
tween U. S. Sabre
munist MIG-15 jets.
Prisoner Talks
an
the
n Here
life of
of
the sacred
v and obed
independent foundation
means that
enters the
convent of
founda' ion.
the planned
will remain
Columbus Io take her place in th
Apostolate lor souls. This Aposioi
within the
erve in the hold
main for atholic youth in
the field ol orvice they
conduct homes, lor children,
nurseries, training 1 ools for I
homes loi the aged and house
They were recalled by an
and
Picnic Supper
Holy Cross Church
(School Grounds Rich and Sth Sts.)
Aug. 27- 530 p. m. on
Booths Games Entertainment
19 5 2
be
om
the
Scheduled for discussion at
of the truce
ial ques
forced
tion of the voluntary or
return of war prisoners.
cations were that
would be as wide
the interpretation
of the 64-clause
communists insisting that it means
that all prisoners must be return
ed. and the United Nations that
none will be sent back unless they
All indi-
the delegations
apart as ever on
of Paragraph 51
truce pact—the
An echo of the Korean war was
heard in* Toronto. Canada, when
the International Red Cross Con
ference, ignoring Soviet protests,
adopted a compromise resolution
for an impartial investigation of
communist charges of germ war
fare against the United States.
The resolution said that in view
of the charges of violations of the
Geneva conventions in Korcja, the
Conference “invites
ments concerned to
have their
arges examined on the basis of
common agreement.”
after she pronounces Temporary
vows. No more visits are pernrtted
until after Final Vows three years
ess or death in
e for an exceo-
the family is can
tion to this rule,
fession, however,
visit their homes
summer vacation.
Read the
After Final Pro-
St
rhe Sisters of
among the foremost Religious in
the Church and their coming to Co
lumbus will assist in the general
welfare of the Diocese, supplement
ing the zealous and devoted serv
ices of numerous splendid Orders
of women presently engaged in
th'* Church of Columbus.
Record Seasons
Pow wow week, long a traditional
feature of the Columbus Diocesan
camps amp St, Rita and Camp
St Joseph, will begin Sunday when
the final week of summer camping
begins at both camps
pecial races, a
other programs
pow wow week
Tournaments
water show i
will highlight
program
and
the
are preparing for a
to end one of the
Both camps
record crowd
most successful camping seasons in
the history of the*
camps.
Tournaments in
shoe pitching and
scheduled. Awards
ed to the finalists
ing night party to be hold in
spacious lodges of the Camps.
i archery, horse
other sports arc
will be present,
at the giant dos
the
Although a record crowd is
ticipat?d, there are still a few
ervations available. Phone either
camp for details.
HOMECOMING
MASS ORDO
FRIDAY, AUGUST 15
FEAST OF ASSUMPTION OF
THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY
HOLY DAY OF OBLIGATION
White vestments, Gloria, Credo,
Preface of the Blessed Virgin.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 16
FEAST OF ST. JOACHIM
White vestments, Gloria. Credo.
Preface of the Blessed Virgin.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 17
THE ELEVENTH SUNDAY
AFTER PENTECOST
Green vestments. Gloria, Second
prayer of St. Hyacinth. Third of
School Health
(Continued from Page 1)
tion and control of communicable
diseases, school environment,
health education, direct services,
records and reports.
In detail, the plan presumes
physical examinations for all new
pupils, with parents assuming this
obligation before the first day of
school. The goal set is to see that
all pupils have a complete physi
cal examination by a private phy
sician or clinic.
In the matter of immunization,
the goal is to see that all pupils
are vaccinated against smallpox
and immunized against diphtheria
before
entrances to school. On this
it is suggested that alter a
period
may
grace
child
school.
North Korean
encounters
jets and
I'he W erk
of two months, the
be excluded from
amount of time that
in the school is
While the
a nurse spends
governed chiefly by the size of
the school and the type of prob
lem existing, it is hoped that the
nurse can spend at least two to
three hours a week in each school.
Additional time for any special
activity may be arranged with the
nursing office.
Teachers and nurses will also
confer about particular children
and refer special problems to their
parents. Nurses will be expected
to make a careful study of
special problem and confer
parents when indicated.
each
with
Records will be kept for
individual pupil in order to
a cumulative health record to in
clude the results of health exami
nations, teachers’ and nurses’ ob
Nervations, and any other pert!
nent data concerning
and help in getting this
tion utilized to the best
advantage.
build
the child,
iQforma
possible
“to pro
The whole is designed
vide a simple and effective method
of referral of pertinent informa
tion between the school, the home
and the health department.”
No Waiting Three Barbera
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A happy homelike retreat for the
aped and convalescent
Accredited by Americaa Medical
Free Delivery of Medical Needs
OSBORNES'
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1205 GrandYiew A»«
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gee most complete
food market
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2116 Arlington Ave.
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Ihe Octave of the Assumption.
Fourth of the Octaxc Day of St.
Lawrence, Credo, Preface of the
Trinity.
MONDAY, AUGUST 18
MONDAY WITHIN THE OCTmVE
OF THE ASSUMPTION
Mass of the feast. Gloria. Second
prayer of St. Agapitus third ot the
Holy Spirit. Credo, Preface of the
Blessed Virgin.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 19
FEAST OF ST. JOHN EUDES
White vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer ol the Octave. Credo Pre
face of the Blessed Virgin.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20
FEAST OF ST. BERNARD
White vestments Gloria. Sec
ond pravei of the Octave. Credo.
Preface oi the Blessed Virgin
THURSDAY, AUGUST 21
FEAST OF ST. JANE FRANCES
FREMIOT DE CHANTAw
White vestments, Gloria, S.cond
prayer ot the Octave Credo, Pre
face of the Blessed Virgin.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 22
FEAST OF THE IMMACULATE
HEART OF MARY
Gloria,
Ah».
Reasonable All-Inclusive Rates
TRI-VILLAGE
Second
of Sts.
White vesiments
prater (in Low.Mass omy)
Timothy and Companions
Preface of .lie Blessed Virgin.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 22
FEAST OF ST. PHILIP BENIZZI:
VIGIL OF ST. BARTHOLOMEW
White vestment.- Gloria, Second
prayer of the Vigil, Last Gospel
of the Vigil.
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Home From Notre Dame
Brother Robert Dierker, C.S.C.
of St. Aloysius Parish, made his
first vows Feb. 2 and is now at the
Ave Maria Press, Notre Dame,
Ind. He has been spending a two
weeks’ vacation with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Mi I ten Dierker, 258
Columbian avenue.
Enters Capuchin Monastery
Joseph Wise, 27, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Wise of Dover, enter
ed St. Peter and Paul Monastery in
Cumberland. Md. recently. The
Monastery is a school for aspirants
to the Capuchin Franciscan Order.
He is a graduate of St. Joseph high
school, Dover.
$60,000 Worth of Pianos
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49 N. High St.
AD. 9484
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and efficient care te cheerfully given to all patients.
Highest quality food carefully prepared by experi
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24-Hour Physician and Nursing Service.
Complete co-operation with family physician.
Occupational and Recreational Therapy.
Physiotherapy and Massage Department.
Separate section reserved for care of cancer
patients.
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"Servicing the 1 ri- Village Area*
Patrick Ruddy & Son
Plumbing Service
Quality Plumbing Fixtures
1434 W. let Kl 1218 KI 1*13
Arlington’s Friendly Pharmacy
KEMPER'S PHARMACY
2064 Arlington Avo. KI. 2644
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