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Puerto Rico Adopt®
Spanish Catholic Arm®
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (NC)
—The Puerto Rican legislature has
approved a bill to adopt the old
coat-of-arms of the Spanish Cath
olic rulers, Ferdinand and Isabel
la, as the official coat-of-arms of
the new Free Associated State of
Puerto Rico.
It is “a green coat-of arms
(round) and inside it a silver lamb
over a red book and a flag with a
cross and its pennant like the one
in the emblem of St. John.” The
inscription is “Joannes est nomen
eius” (John is his name).
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Air Force Chaplain Dies
Saw Service In Two Wars
NEW YORK—(NC)—The Rev.
(Capt.) Joseph Belton, C.M.. Air
Force chaplain flown from Tokyo
to California for an emergency op.
eration several months a^o. died at
St. Albans Naval Hospital here.
He was 42.
Father Belton was the first Vin
centian in the congregation's east
ern province to receive permission
to join the Army Air Forces as a
chaplain in 1942. He served in
England and during the occupation
in Germany.
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Horrors Of Red China Bared
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The Enemy Within, by Raymond
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“One /if the reasons why the
Communists were able to conquer
China was the universal dis
belief in such a po sibility,” Ray
de Jaegher tells us, as he
opens his paralyzing account of
Red terrors in China. Isn’t a
similar disbelief prevalent in our
country? Then we should be inter
ested!
As a missionary in the East, the
author was not only an eyewit
ness nf Communistic tactics, but
also one of their victims, and so
he has been ahle to bring before the
reader horror-filled experiences in
a vivid and startling way. When
we realize that the Reds aim to
conquer the whole world, includ
ing ourselves, it is only natural
to want to
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the point ol a gun, inhuman
tortures, calm annihilation of
thousands.
Father de Jaegher’s story has
the power to rouse the most
anemic and week kneed reader to
full-blooded protests, and yet to
reduce iron nerved individuals to
weakness. When we realize that
this account is not ‘past history,”
but current news about our Eas
tern neighbors, perhaps we will
shake off a little of our selfish
apathy and begin to adopt a
“world neighbors” attitude. SMC.
For Young People
Flames Against The Sky, by Bro
ther Ernest, S C. Notre bame,
Ind., Dujarie Press, 1951 111 p.
.loan a flash of white armor
dashing through the thick of battle
to victory for her native France
that’s the picture Brother Ernest
paints for us in Flames Against
the Sky.
First, we see the thirteen-year
old saint in prayerful conversa
tion with the Archangel Michael.
“You must save France,” he tells
her St. Catherine and SI Margaret
give her the same message.
She must save France? She,
only a peasant girl who didn't even
know how to read or write? Ye®,
for that was God's will for her.
Through unimaginable difficul
ties and dangers, the little saint
led her army from victory to vic
tory, cheering her men on as she
waved aloft her banner of Jesus
and Mary.
Then came betrayal, treachery,
and imprisonment, just as her
“Voices” had foretold Our final
glimpse of her is a triumphant,
yet a fearful one. In the midst of
flames flashing against the sky,
Joan, kissing the Cross, and calling
upon the Name of Jesus, achieves
her final victory and wings her
way to Heaven. SMC.
Mary
Sister
Paul,
1949.
Heaven’s Above,
Mercy, R.S.M. St.
Catechetical Guild,
$2.00.
“Danny” tried hard to
a guardian angel. This book gives
six stories- of his many adventures.
These tales are titled The Christ
mas Lute, Danny Crowns a May
Queen, Saint Peter Remembers, A
Rose for Saint Therese, The Run
away Star, Saint Jimmy Gets a
Ride.
Minn.,
64 p.
become
You’ll want to read or hear
about the lute, the red wagon, the
little golden shoes, and Saint Peter
and Saint Michael,
these stories.
about heaven
Twelve black
tions by Dan
travels clearer.
Woven into
you'll find doctrine
and the angels,
and white illustra
Lawler present the
This book is definitely Catholic
and the doctrine is real, but we
learn the “streets” in heaven, the
angel's “wings”, and the “brother
and sister” angels also. A.J.P.
1st Confirmation
For 4 Centuries
WANTAGE. England (NC)
Wantage, birthplace of King Al
fred the Great, in Berkshire, has
had its first Confirmation service
in 400 years.
Bishop John H. King of Ports
mouth conferred the Sacrament on
31 candidates, including adults, in
the Church of Christ the King,
once a Baptist chapel. The old
Catholic church here was closed
at the Reformation.
Polish Catholics
Rebuild 106 War
DainagedChurches
NEW YORK (NC) A total
of 106 churches have been rebuilt
or repaired in the Wroclaw (Bres
lau) archdiocese in Poland since
the end of World War II. and 151
are in process ol reconstruction,
according to the Inter-Catholic
Press Agency here.
The agency, which covers Polish
religious, cultural and social news,
states that 273 of the archdiocese’s
1,141 churches suffered damage or
destruction during the war, 47 in
the city of Wroclaw alone.
The total cost of the reconstruc
tion program so far is over 11 mil
lion zlotys (about $2,750,000). the
agency says, noting that Polish
Catholics themselves have shoul
dered the greater portion of this
cost. The government appropriated
only 3,000.000 zlotys (about $750.
000) toward the reconstruction of
what it considered cultural monu
ments. the agency states.
In addition to donating money,
the Polish Catholics gave gener
ously of their labor to reconstruct
the churches, Inter-Catholic says.
Religion Best Shield For Girl,
Parents, Catholic Women Told
Only deep
MANILA (NO
religious convictions can protect a
young girl and save her parents
from worry. Dr. Vidal Tan. presi
dent of the University of the Phil
ippines. told the university’s Wo
men's Club.
Dr. Tan, who lost his son, an
only child, in World War II, out
lined the qualities he would like
to see in his “dream daughter
the type of husband she should
choose and the type of mother she
should be.
Dr. Tan said. “First of all, 1
would encourage her to be seri
ously religious because I know
that religion is the safest protec
tion 1 could imagine for her
a great source of comfort and
strength.
“She could be away from my
eyes, out of my reach, hut I would
feel confident that she would be
safe.
“There is logic in religion and
I would want to teach her that
logic. Being educated, she should
know her religion from the educat
ed person’s point of view. In short,
religion would be her most price-
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less possession, her strongest tool,
her greatest guarantee to happi
ness.”
Referring to the kind of hus
band would like his ideal
daughter to choose. Dr. Tan said,
“those freedoms which are so of
ten depicted in the American
movies,” he told his listeners, “are
not looked upon this country
with favor. A girl who allows such
liberties would soon lose the re
spect of the very man who en
joys them. He would soon begin
to doubt her virtues and the sta
bility of her character.”
Answering the question as to
just how a girl can be sure she is
choosing a good man as her hus
band. Dr. Tan said:
“Unfortunately so far ho chem
ical or mathematical formula has
yet been discovered that can an
swer that question. Every girl who
marches down the aisle is taking
a chance. But then so does the
man who receives her there. The
safest guide in judging him is
whether he takes his religion seri
ously or not. This is not an abso
lute guarantee that he will make
a good husband, but it is the best
that 1 know.”
Dr. Tan closed his speech with
a plea to the future mothers to
give their full time to the supreme
task of being wives and mothers.
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Olympic Stars Greeted
Mr. John J. Downing, 3rd Vice-President of the Notional A A. U., and director of the annual
Knights of Columbua track moot at Madlaon Square Gorden, New York, greets the American Stara at
the Olympic* Village, Helainki, Finland. Left to right are: Meredith Gourdine, 2nd in running broad
jump Lindy Remigino of Manhattan College, New York, 100 metera champion Thomaa F, McEviley, K.
of C. Athletic committeeman Mr. Downing Harriaon Dillard, 100 metera hurdlea winner, and Andy
Stanfield, who won the 200 metera run. Mr. Downing led e large group of eporte enthusiasts on a nine
country, 41-day trip of the Continent, inder the sponsorship of the Catholic Travel Guild. (NC Photos)
Fine People
Short Vacation Among Indians
Turns Into A Lifetime's Work
CLEVELAND. O (NC)
—What was intended a* a two
week vacation at Pine Ridge. S.D.,
has stretched into 15 years of vol
unteer service among the Sioux
Indians for Mary O’Callaghan.
What’s more, she’s willing to
spend the rest of her years among
the Indians whom she has learned
to love and respect.
Miss O'Callaghan, in Cleveland
for a vacation with her family,
was the first executive secretary
for the Cleveland Diocesan Coun
cil of the National Council of Cath
olic Women.
resigned
and ac
a social
vacation
at Pine
For health reasons she
that post 15 years ago,
cepted the invitation of
worker friend to spend a
at Sacred Heart Mission
Ridge.
Intending to stay only a few
weeks. Miss O’Callaghan found
herself entering wholeheartedly
into the social work of the mission
center, and decided to stay perma
nently- Miss O’Cailaghan said, “I
fell in love with the Sioux Indi
ans.’’ They are a lovable people
and their love and loyalty to the
family are indeed heartwarming
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in these days, when there are so
many broken homes
Three years ago Bishop William
McCarty. C.S.S.R. of Rapid City
opened the Mother Butler Center
in his See City to serve Indians
who had migrated from the Indi
an reservation^ Both the Pine
Ridge Reservation and the Mother
Butler Center are charge of the
Jesuits The renter was named for
Mother Butler. American foun
dress of the Religious of the Sa
cred Heart of Mary, who conducts
Marymount college al Tarrytown
on-the-Hudson. Marymount College
has adopted the center as its chief
mission project.
Live On Faith
All at the center work without
salary. Miss O’Callaghan said,
stating that they live “entirely on
faith—and we have ne\er been
want. God provides for us.”
Main source of support for the
Mission Center is the Clothing Bu
reau or thrift shop. Friends of
the center send usable clothing
and this is placed on sale for a
nominal sum. A whole family can
be outfitted from the thrift shop
for as little as $5.
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BY FATBtR GABRIEL RAFFORD
The Saint Of The eek
One of the great friends of Sis
ters has her day on August Twelfth,
She is St. Clare of Assisi Born in
1193. she hung on until 1253 al
though the Lord gave her twenty
part of
her
her
she
seven years of sickhei
her charm came from offering
pain to God without letting
fellow sisters know hnw much
was suffering, By the way,
Clare is the patroness of people
with eye trouble. Perhaps the sis
ters who taught you developed a
bit of eye strain trying to read
your writing so pray tn St. Clare
for them. It’s restitution.
Ahh
One of the nicest sights to greet
a priest distributing Holy Com
munion during a weekday Mass is
to see several young people fright
up there in front. If the people
who throw up their hands in hor
ror at the isolated news item about
delinquency entered a church early
some morning and saw what thou
sands of priests see daily,
wound change their tune
young people know that the surest
way to prepare for S day of work
or fun is tn get the grace of the
Mass and the Sacraments at the be
ginning of the day. Some of them
keep the practice up all through
life.
Second Sunday
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thr Tumors to get shape to re
ceive Holy Communion with their
fathers and older brothers at the
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