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“The theme,” says the Youth
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“U—Unity. Although there is a
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unity of purpose the development
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"S—Sanctity. The core of Cath
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for goodness and holiness develop
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for adherence to lav God's law
and the laws of the nation, slate
and community.
"A—Action The unity and sanc
tity of these young Americans
must necessarily express them
selves in action. Therefore, we
find Catholic youth groups partici
pating in Civil Defense projects,
blood donor campaigns, assistance
to the needy at home and abroad.
But the great contribution is: lead
ership for good in the •community.”
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Bernard C. Lang
Gen’l Mgr.
Archbishop Muench called the
view that separation of Church
and State was intended tn keep
Gnd out of American »life and
schools a falsification of history."
He said that the principle does not
stand above the view that “the
child is on earth to know and to
love God, His works of creation,
and His means of salvation, His
goodness and mercy, His justice
and His charity.”
“It is fatal for the education of
a child if education is religious
at home and unreligious in the
school,” Archbishop Muench as
serted. “Our youthful generation
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gates of two leading Catholic or
ganizations applauded a declara
tion here that the American prin
ciple of separation of Church and
State was never intended “to keep
God out of American life, and still
less out of the education of
youth.”
The statement was contained in
a message received from Arch
bishop Aloisius J. Muench of Far
go, ND., at present serving as
Papal Nuncio to Germany It was
read at the opening of the 97th
national convention of the Catho
lie Central Verein of America and
the 36th annual convention of the
National Catholic Women’s Union.
Both bodies met here simultane
oualy for five-day sessions.
For th* third consecutiv* year, patient* at the Chillicothe Veteran* hospital will be entertained
by weekly football games between member* of the Catholic Elementary Football League of Columbu*.
Presented by the Rev. Richard F. Dodd, Director of Elementary School Athletics in cooperation
with the Columbu* Committoe of the National Catholic Community Service, the first gome I* slated
for Sunday, Sept. 14, at 1:30 p. m. It will send Corpus Christi against St. James the Loss. A band,
directed by Leo Hall of 11 IS Studer avenue, Columbu*, will feature the half-time activities.
Says Church-State Separation
Never Meant To Exclude God
Archbishop Muench said if
should be remembered that the
private religious school “laid the
foundations of our American Re
public,” while the public school
did not exist then, “its actual be
ginnings going back only to the
middle of the last century, long
after our system of democratic
government had been firmly estab
lished in unity and strength.
He listed the effects of the anti
Christian morality as follows:
“No fixed policies in domestic
and foreign affairs floundering
about in judicial decisions in the
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DAYS
Along with the trip to the Dentist, the Shoe Store and
the Department Store to get ready for school be sure to
drop in the Cathedral Book Shop.
Students going out of town may want a Statue or Re
ligious Picture for their rooms. A student's Bible, a daily
Missal, a Rosary, a medal and chain all have an important
place in student life.
And there are books. Reading habits are developed in
the school years. Our shop has the books te inspire, nour
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THE CATHOLIC TIMES, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1952
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must not become schizophrenic—
a generation of split minds and
split characters."
“Modern seculanstic thinking,
alien to all Christian thinking on
life and its ultimate purpose, has
twisted the principle of Church
and State to ends that cannot but
spell disaster for our nation,” the
Archbishop went on to warn.
“The shameful things that are
happening before our eyes." he
said, make it evident that we need
to return to basic American prin
ciples in education if we are to
survive in freedom. Among these
is the most important of all: the
right of parents to the education
of their children. This right lies
at the very heart of our democra
cy. Once that is denied, or even
weakened, democracy is in grave
peril."
highest courts of the land, weird
standards touching on modesty and
purity in the press and on the
screen, in print and in picture
gross and shameful violations of
the law of God in marital rela
tions dishonesty and corruption
nn high and low levels in the gov
ernment faithlessness and traitor
ous conduct of men and women
under the oath of loyalty to their
countries and, worst of all, con
fusion in the minds of youth as
to norms of right and wrong
In his message, Archbishop
Muench made a special plea to the
National Catholic Women’s Un
ion, which numbers more than
100.000 members, to undertake a
special program of prayer and
good works to promote religious
vocations. He pointed out that
there is an ever-increasing need
for priests and Sisters and appeal
ed to the women to help recruit
and encourage vocations.
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Flying Corks From
The Pop House
“When parents are working on
the late shift, their children ap
parently are shiftless
Assignments
I'ljaB
Right now I am thinking about
the task ahead for most of you ind
it is spelled “homework If you
think you don't like it gne a
thought tn how your parents dread
ed the word last year. Why don’t
you catch wise and take care of
your assignments without having
the whole neighborhood in on th*
project? Do the stuff yourself,
and earn the mark you get. Try tn
clean up the deal as soon as vnu
can after school is out. It is part
of that day's work, and doesn’t
have to be started after midnight
Get it out of the way and relax.
Wild Horse
Your tongue has a network of
muscles to control it but still it
must be a case of mind over mus
cle
My Pal
Some parent* are getting alarm
ed abnut their children's friends,
especially the one whn is consid
ered the best friend Many of fhe
letters 1 have on my desk right
now raise the cry “What to do?
Well. I think it is a sad state of
affairs when you permit yourself
to be run by another of your own
age Sure there are some people
you like better than others, but
don't let them think your thoughts
Katholikentag
(ximmemoralcfs
Turks Defeat
VIENNA (NC) Catholic
youths from many European
countries will commemorate, here
the historic battle which 269
years ago, saved not only Vienna
hut all of Central Europe from
falling into the hands of the
Turks.
The commemoration will be the
outstanding event of the Catholic
Youth Week which takes place in
connection with the Austrian Kath
olikentag (Catholics’ Day) from
Sept. 7 to 14
It was on Sept. 12 1683, that
the Austrian imperial army, com
manded by Charles. Duke of Lor
raine, and assisted by Polish
troops under King Jan Sobieski,
won the famous battle of the Kah
lenberg a hill overlooking the
Danube valley and the city of Vi
enna Contingent* from practically
every Christian nation of Europe
took part the battle and it is
hoped that the “army’ of young
Catholics assembled to celebrate
that famous victory will be simi
larly composed.
On the afternoon of Sept. 11 the
young people will gather on the
Kahlenherg where the Duke of
Ixirraine had his headquarters on
the eve of the battle. They will
hear there a lecture in all of the
languages represented at the gath
ering and will then march to the
nearby Leopoldsberg where an
open-air evening Mass will be cel
ebrated in front of the commemor
ative church there.
Hook Display Slated
Another event of the Katho
likentag. the first to be held in
Austria since 1933, will be a Ca
tholic hook exhibition giving a
comprehensive picture of the Ger
man language Catholic book pub
lications since 1945 In three
sections Austrian. Swiss and West
German, the works of native Ca
tholic authors as well as German
translations of foreign books will
be on view.
Time Life
BY FATBEB GABBIEL BAFFOBD
The Saint Of The Week
Tuesday will be the anniversary
of the great Jesuit, St. Peter Clav
er. He died three hundred years
ago. but still remains very close
to the heart of every Negro Dur
ing forty years of his life he bap
tized over three hundred thousand
Negro slaves in Columbia. His
father was a successful Spanish
farmer, hut he never had a har
vest like that.
Remember when you put your
"X" before your fivnrite candi
date. you are putting America nn
the spot
Fall Cleanup
teem
Right now as you plan to pitch
in and do a good mb don’t fail
to get the right start. Get to
Confession soon, and get rid of the
other unsightly stuff you picked
up with your Summer tan A mind
can’t do its best work if some
thing on your conscience is hold
ing hack the grace of God The
quality of your Confession is un
to you. but the Holy Spirit will
give you all the help you need
for you, and for heaven’s sake
don’t make plans with them that
ought to originate in the minds of
your parents. Two immaturities
lead to double trouble. A pal who
gets you into trouble is a pil.
Sad Slate
The trouble with much high
level thinking is that sometimes it
is not very high and not always is
it on the level.
Thought For The Weak
If you are going steady with
grace you are safe.
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Martyred Priest's Supreme
Sacrifice Related In Book
Frem the Deeertment ef Library Science
Coll*g* ef St. Mary of th* Spring*
FOR ADULTS—
Our Lady Fn’ Fa’her Maxi
milian Kolbe, Friar Minor Conven
tual. by Maria Winowska Translat
ed by Therese Plumereau West
minster. Maryland. Neuman Pre**,
1952
Father Maximilian Kolbe (Ray
mond )had one burning desire—to
save ALL souls. To realize his am
bition he dedicated himself to the
IMMACULATE with an allegi
ance unlimited. At the age of 10
years, Raymond’s heart was cap
tured by the Mother of God who
appeared to him—from that time
he was filled with an unsalable
desire for martyrdom His life was
spent in suffering tuberculosis,
enemy occupation, concentration
camps all were known to him
This book ends with his supreme
sacrifice—the gift of his life for
another—a man who was condemn
ed to die in the concentration
camp whose sorrow was very great
because he was leaving his wife
and children The results of this
sacrifice were evident before long
in the camp itelf The cell where
the priest had been became a
chapel of fervor—prayers were an
swered from cell to cell instead of
the usual profanations It was be
yond the comprehension of the
jailers. Father Maximilian went to
his God on the Feast of the As
sumption his mother took him
home on one of her most beautiful
feasts. This book will certainly
bring us all closer to 'Father
Kolbe’s IMMACULATE.
Bread from Henven by Henriet
ta Buckmaster. New York. Ran
dom House C1952.
A child and a young man walk
ed into a New Enland village one
spring day—no one knew who they
were or where they came from.
The child has no arms—no one
knows how this happened—but the
kindness he receives changes him
from a sad child to an eager one
clamoring for help—for the new
arms which ha\e been promised to
him. The older hoy, Karel, whn
was only 19. seemed older because
of his suffering Miss Buckmaster
philosophize' a great dea through
out the story. She teaches us here
that taking and giving are a part
of each other—no individual holds
a prerogative on uffenng or seek
ing or longing because such things
are universal. Although the book
i erious. it ends on a happv note
—the pure of heart can conquer
just about every obstacle. This
novel must be read carefully hut
you will gain much from a careful
study of it.
Miss Buckmaster was born in
Cleveland but spent most of her
life in New York In 1945 she re
ceived the Obioana Award for her
book "Deep River."
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FOR CHILDREN—
A Small Child’s Bible, by Fela
gie Doane. New York. Oxford Uni
versity Press, 1946
This beautiful book bears th»
imprimatur of Francis Cardinal
Spellman, Archbishop of New
York. Although the Bible stories
have been retold in very simple
language, the feeling of the origin
al text has been carefully preserv
ed. The colorful pictures, too. have
kept the spirit of Biblical times.
They serve to introduce the chil
dren to the greatest tales of both
the old and new testaments. Par
ents and teachers will use this
book again and again they will
even use it to refresh their own
memories. Since both text and pic
tures have both been carefully
checked by authorities in Biblical
literature, we feel that a copy of
this wonderful book should be in
every Catholic home. It will be
treasured through the sears—the
child of six will love it—and so
will the older children in the fam
ily.
Jesu Son of Mary by Fulton J.
Sheen Illustrated by Rafaello Bu
soni New York. Declan McMul
len (C1947)
Bishop Sheen always tells
story well In this tiny book, he
brings the greatest stor of all
times to little children—told so
simply and clearly that they will
all love it
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