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Mother Of
5
Boys
Seeks Loir Degree
CHICAGO (NC) Mrs. John
Cullom, wife of an attorney and
the mother of five boys ranging
from eight to 17 years of age. has
completed her first work in her
course looking to a Bachelor of
Laws degree in 1955.
Mrs. Cullom, 35 years old, began
her studies at De Paul University,
here. 16 years after her husband
completed his law studies at the
same institution. In the meantime,
she devoted herself to raising her
family, while her husband estab
lished himself in the practice of
law. She began her pre-legal stud
ies at De Paul in 1950 and began
her law course this summer.
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Ask Bishop Sheen
He Has Answers
To T.V. Queries
JOLIET, 111. (NC) When
Bishop Fulton Sheen. Auxiliary
of New York, finished his address
to some 500 teachers in the Catho
lic schools of the Diocese of the
Joliet at their one day institute
here, he asked for questions.
The first question was. “Would
you please use your influence with
the mother superior to allow the
nuns to watch you on television?”
The Bishop, national director of
the Society for the Propagation
of the Faith, had spoken on the
Missions, so the question came as
something of a surprise. Bishop
Sheen was equal to the occasion,
however. He threw his arms out
wide, and, smiling, said:
“Mother superiors everywhere,
please let your nuns see my pro
gram.”
The response was greeted with
spontaneous applause, and Bishop
Sheen continued, in good-humored
fashion, to say that he would not
urge nuns to view all TV pro
grams. But. he added, the aim of
his program is to teach the Divine
Law.
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Begin Process
To Beatify
Scottish Nun
A Long Process
27
Poor Clare Nun, Dead
Years, Among Thousand
Now Availing Decision
EDINBURGH. Scotland (NC)
—More than 1,000 applications for
beatification are now awaiting de
cisions of the Sacred Congregation
of Rites in Rome,
O'Brien, O.F.M., of
in commenting
chance of securing
tion for Margaret
the Rev. Eric
California, said
on Scotland's
early beatifica
Sinclair, saintly
Edinburgh working girl, who died
27 years ago.
Father O’Brien is in Scotland as
one of the two officials named by
the Postulator of Franciscan Caus
es in Rome to act as judges for
the apostolic process here for Mar
garet. who died at the age of 25, a
Poor Clare nun and a member of
the Franciscan Order.
The priest said that if Margaret
Sinclair’s process is approved, her
beatification might take two years,
or it might take 25. “There is great
competition,” he commented.
Scotland's last beatification—
that of Blessed John Ogilvie. S.J.—
took from 1927 to 1929. but the
priest died 300 years before.
Father O'Brien s senior in the
process here is the Rev. Guy Brise
hois, O.F.M., serving as Promoter
of the Faith, commonly known as
the “Devil's Advocate.” A French
Canadian, he is professor of canon
law in Rome’s Franciscan universi
ty. The priests’ task was to ensure
that the ecclesiastical tribunal is
conducted according to Church
regulations. If necessary, they may
question witnesses.
Margaret Sinclair’s 81-year-old
mother, a brother and two sisters
were among those summoned for
cross-examination. Mrs. Sinclair
still lives in the humble home in
Edinburgh where Margaret was
born and where she lived while
she worked in a local biscuit fac
tory before becoming Sister Mary
Francis of the Five Wounds. One
of the sisters is a nun herself. Sis
ter Cecilia of the Little Sisters of
the Poor Convent, Preston. Engf
land.
Archbishop Gordon Gray of St,
Andrews and Edinburgh presided
over the tribunal.
Let us explain this
THE CATHOLIC TIMES, IRIDAY, SEPTF.M
Notre Dame Alumnae Plan Meet
I
Members of the Columbus Chapter of the Notre Dame alumnae will inaugurate the year's activi
ties at a meeting Sunday at 3 m. at St. Joseph's Academy, Columbus.
Pictured above are the new officers who will preside. They are, left to right: Mrs. R. A. Russell,
secretary Norma Singer, corresponding secretary Mrs. R. Patrick West, president Mrs.
Joseph Zuber, vice-president Betty Auer, board member Margaret Gascoigne, treasurer. Other
newly elected officers not shown are Jennie Lee Hancock, Mrs. Herman Jacobs and Maryanne Bifaro,
members of the board.
Mrs. West has appointed the following members to assist her as chairman of standing com
mittees: Mrs. Richard L. Williams, Mrs. Richard Lannan, Mrs. John H. Fisk, Mary K. Rohr, Mrs. Jos
eph Trayer, Eleanor Cotter and Mary Loretta Guber
Priest’s Lamps Help
Lighten Parish Dehl
CHICAGO—(NC) A priest here
has a hohby which has helped to
pay off some of his parish's in
debtedness.
The priest is the Rev. Anicetur
Linkus. pastor of Holy Cross
church, and his hobby is making
electrical floor and table lamps.
Father Linkus has produced some
200 lamps from a variety of mater
ials. including discarded chairs. He
never sells the lamps but makes
them available as donations at par
ish benefits. ‘It’s a good thing for
everyone to have a hobby.” he
says.
PTA NOTES
The Right Rev. Msgr. Edmund A.
Burkley, pastor, will be the fea
tured speaker at the first fall
meeting of the PTA of St. Mary's
parish. Columbus, set for Thurs
day at 8 p. m. He will also install
the following officers:
Roman Eyerman. president Mrs.
Mary Belhorn, vice-president: Mrs.
Ruth Ward, secretary Mrs. Marie
McGrath, treasurer Mrs. Anna
belle Hauf. auditor and Mrs. Ann
Verhoff, historian.
Refreshments will be served by
Mrs Kenneth Kitchen assisted by
members of the board.
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LOGAN—Parent-Teacher
sociations will he the topic at
the third quarterly meeting of
the Eastern Deanery. DCCW,
slated for St. John’s church in
Logan. Sunday, Sept. 14 Mrs.
Lc Jennings, president, will
preside at the 3 p. m. session.
Guests will include the Revs.
Thomas Sabrey and Paul O’Dea,
both of St. Charles college. Co
lumbus Mrs. Henry Hayes. Dioce
san PTA chairman
C. H. Glover. Eastern
chairman.
and, Mrs.
Deanery
extended
the Dio-
Invitations are being
to every officer in
Deanery.
NEW LEXINGTON—Mrs. C. H.
Glower. Eastern Deanery chairman,
hosted a meeting of the St. Rose
church PTA recently, at which
pirns were made for the Eastern
Deanery meeting at Logan.
The following officers attended:
Mrs. Henry Hayes, Columbus Mar.
ian Swickard, Columbus: Mrs. Leo
Jennings, Zanesville: and Ade
laide Fox and Mary Margaret Kai
ser, both of Logan.
BUYING A
Ladies*1 Group
Schedules 1st
Fall Meeitng
Mrs. Robert J. Carroll, social
chairman of the Catholic Women's
League. Columbus, has announced
that the first fall meeting of the
group will be held Sunday. Sept.
15 at 6:30 p. m. at the Newman
Club. Ohio State University.
It will be a dinner and business
meeting and those members wish
ing to make a tour of the newly
enlarged and remodeled quarters
of the Newman Club can do so
before the dinner hour.
The session will be under the
direction of Kathleen Smith while
program chairman will be Kath
leen Moore who is also social
action chairman of the League
Miss Moore was a representative
from the Central Deanery at the
Institute of Social Action held in
June at the Catholic University,
Washington. D. C. and during the
meeting will make her report of
the proceedings of the Institute.
She will also introduce the
League's guests. Rev. James Mc
Ewan, who is the director of the
Newman Club, and Rev. Augustine
Winkler. Diocesan Director of So
cial Action, who will be the guest
speaker of the evening.
Mrs. Carroll, and her co-chair
man, Mrs. A. Klee, have select
ed the following members to act
as hostesses:
Miss Helen Birch. Miss Mary
Birch, Mrs. W. P. Fitzgerald. Mrs.
Leo P. McCann. Mrs. Mary Han
nigan, Miss Nell Flautt, Miss Ruth
Clifford, Mrs. Wm Donahue. Mrs.
John Egcnton. Miss Marion Kane.
Mrs Agnes Beneker and Mrs. Sam
Gallione.
Rev. Matthew M. McGlynn,
O.P., well known priest-sculptor,
has completed this statue of
Blessed John of Vercelli, who in
1274 founded the Holy Name So
ciety. It will stand in the recent
ly established Vercille Shrine at
♦he national headquarters of
the Holy Name Society, New
York. John of Vercilli was the
sixth Master General of the Or
der of Preachers. He was beati
fied by Pope Pius in 1903.
(NC Photos)
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The regular monthly meeting
of St Elizabeth’s Auxiliary No.
3. Knights of St John will be
held W ednesday. Sept 10. at 581
S. High street. Columbus Mrs
Juli' Schneider will preside
Heading the refreshment and
entertainment committee will be
Charlotte Rupprecht and Mrs.
Ottilia Pifer
Mr Thomas Brosmer ha.s been
elected president of the St Mary of
the Springs Academy Alumnae As.
sociation for the coming year.
Other officers are:
Mrs Marvin Roland Mr John
Straub and Mrs Robert Leister
vice-presidents Mrs John Hutson,
corresponding secretary Mi'- Rich
ard White, recording secretary:
.Mrs Norman Zoog treasurer: Bar
bara Chase, auditor and Mrs Jer
ry Winkle, Mrs. John Duffy, Mary
Ixiu Brown and Barbara Sugar,
board members.
Mrs. A. J. Herold, the new
president, will preside when the
Altar Society and the P.C C.W. of
St Catherine church. Columbus.
ho1'- their first meeting of the
fall season Wednesday. Sept. 10.
in the school hall The session
will begin at 8 p.
A social hour witn games and
door prizes will follov the busi
ness meeting. Arrangements are
in charge of a committee headed
by Mrs. Joseph Lombardo All
new members and new parish
ioners are urged to attend
WAINWRIGHT—The study club
of St. Therese parish. Wainwright,
will resume regular meetings
Thursday with Mrs. Harold Edie
leading the discussion on “Pen
ance.”
Officers will be elected at the
next regular meeting of the Altar
Society it was announced by Mrs.
Cecil Migoni. president. All mem
bers are asked to be present at the
meeting.
The Rosary and Altar Society
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Nun-Foundress Dies
BAIE ST. PAUL. Que.—(NCI
Very Rev. Mother M. Dominique,
last surviving member of the
founders of the Petites Franciscain
es de Mane (Little Franciscans of
Mary), died at the Motherhouse in
her 83rd year.
The congregation today numbers
some TOO members.
New Statue
ir
Of Interest To Women
—B' Our Corrf-pontknl*
of the Church of the Ascension.
Johnstown, will sponsor an ice
cream social Sunday in the
Town Hall Home made ice cream
and cake, sandwiches and cof
fee will be served.
NEW LEXINGTON The St
Aloysius Academy alumnae asso
nation recently elected ’he fol
lowing officers to serve for the
coming year:
Pearl Hi ghes, Crooksville, pres
ident Ann Loffer New Lexington,
first vice-president: Mrs. William
Hoverth Junction :ty. second
i e-prc'-idrnt Mr- F. Bennet'.
Nev. I^xington. third vice-pres
dent Lillian Lane Columba
corresponding secrci. Jean Ga
vin, Columbus. r» carding sece
tary.
Margaret Ann Schwartz Worth
ington. tieasurer He’en Murphy
Nev I ex rigton. ai.ditc r: Camille
FColumbus: Baibara Bennett.
Columbus and Mary Louise Nu
gent, trustees.
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