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MASS ORDO
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 19
FEAST OF STS. JANUARIUS AND
COMPANIONS.
EMBER FRIDAY OF AUTUMN
Red vestments, Gloria. Second
prayer of the Ember Day. Last Gos
pel of the Ember Day.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20
FEAST OF STS. EUSTACE AND
COMPANIONS: VIGIL OF
ST. MATTHE W
EMBER SATURDAY OF AUTUMN
Red vestments. Gloria. Second
prayer of the Ember Day. Third of
the Vigil, Last Gospel of the Em
ber Day.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21
FEAST OF ST. MATTHEW
APOSTLE: SIXTEENTH SUNDAY
AFTER PENTECOST.
Red vestments. Gloria, •Second
prayer of Sunday, Credo. Preface
of the Apostles
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22
FEAST OF ST. THOMAS OF
VILLANCVA.
White vestments, Gloria. Second
prayer of Sts.. Maurice and Com
panions.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23
FEAST OF ST LINUS
Red vestments, Gloria. Second
prayer n. St. Thecla, Third "De
fend us”. Preface of the Apostles.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM ER 24
FEAST OF OUR LADY OF
MERCY
White vestments. Gloria, Credo
Preface of the Blessed Virgin.
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Second prayer "Defend us”, Third
at the choice of the celebrant, No
Credo. Common Preface.
Friday, ■September
26
FEAST OF STS. ISAAC JOGUES
AND COMPANIONS
Red vestments, Gloria. Second
Cyprian and Justina.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27
FEASTS OF STS COSMAS AND
DAMIAN
"Defend us.” Third at the
of the celebrant.
I uion Project Shrine
Honors M*gr. Boland
BUFFALO, N.Y.—(NO—Bishop
Joseph A Burke of Buffalo dedi
cated a shrine here honoring Msgr.
John P. Boland, veteran labor af
fairs authority who was chairman
Sheehan Insurance Agency
14S N High St. Columbus
5 Board frnm 1937-42.
life-size figures the shrine
St. Joseph and the Christ
at a carpenter’s bench. An
‘Every man by
following Him.
In
depictif
inscription read
doing his duty
Who, being God
a carpenter and to be known as the
perking Iacuities.
EVERYTHING
(C
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SSKwaS
A BIBLE IN THE HOME A BLESSING ON THE FAMILY
Doctrine
130.00)
St. Patrick's Centennial
(Continued from Page I)
and the Rev. N. A. Gallagher
as pastors respectively. Un
Fr. Gallagher, new colored
windows were installed, a
roof replaced the old shin
roof, and the walls were
der
glass
gled
strengthened by brick buttress
Bishop Rosecrans rededicated i
church on Dec. 23, 1877.
Succeeding him for brief peri
ely were the Rev.
and the
F. Del
Walker
Rev. A. O
Walker i
Dominican* Taka Over
of 1885, Bishop
to meet the
the
’ited the. Do
In the spring
Watterson, wishin:
expanding needs iof
of
minican
parish Th? Church has continued
under the Friars’ care for the past
The Dominicans were no strang
Columbus, having assisted
priests here for many
First Dominican pastor was
the Rev. P. C. Call. O.P. At his
death in 1887, the Rev. Hugh F.
Lilly, O P,, became pastor. During
this period, the Rev. Hugh J.
Leonard, assistant, established the
permanent post as chaplain of
Dhin State Penitentiary. /Father
Lilly was followed in succession
by the Rev. P. Vallely, O.P., the
Rev. F. A. Gaffney, O.P., the Rev.
J. F. Colbert, O.P., the Rev. J. F.
Larpenteur, O and the Rev. L.
M. Hcagan, O.P.
It is interesting Io note that
while three of St. Patrick's pastors
wore the Bishops mitre, four of
her Dominican priests were to bear
(he title of Very Rev. Provincial.
They were Fathers Spencer, Rotch
ford, Hcagan and Aldridge. The
Rev. T. F. McGovern, O P., served
as pastor from 1908 to 1911.
astors from 1911 to 1928 were
Aldridge, th? Rev
O.P., the Rev
and the Rev.
Catholic fable Week
celebrates
THE 500 th ANNIVERSARY
of
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Plan Central Deanery Meeting DCCW Central
Mrs. Paul A. Oelgoefz president of St. Patrick's Parish Council
of Catholic Women, Sister Beatrice, O.P., of the department of
education at St. Mary of the Springs College, and Mrs. James E.
O’Leary, chairman of the Central Deanery P.T.A., discuss plans for
the Fall Quarter conference of the Central Deanery of th* Diocesan
Council of Catholic Women at St. Patrick's Church, Sept. 21, Sis
ter Beatrice will speak on the "Role of the Religious Teacher in Fos
tering Vocations."
was pastor from 1928 to 1934. and
another misstoner, the Rev. L. H.
Martin. O.P.. was called from his
itinerant labor to be
1934 to 1940.
rapidly of
Joseph’s
care of the
Bells To Church
ROME—-(NC —A German steel
foundry is casting four large bells
to be donated to the
ial Church in atom
shlma, Japan, Fides
script ion
we proclaim
the East.”
The third
T. L. Crow
1. Conlan,
B. Hegarty,
THE CATHOLIC TIMES, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1952
pastor from
Church Damaged
In May, 1935, the
the
church was
badly damaged by fire. While re
pairing the roof, a workmans
hlow torch ignited a bird’s nest in
the spouting. Fanned by a high
wind, the blaze destroyed the roof
and the huge pipe organ.
the
When Bishop Rosecrans died I
following year, Fr. Gallagher v
appointed temporary administrator
of the dioce.sc For three years, he
left the parish in charge of the
Rev. John Madden Fr. Gallagher
returned as pastor in 1880. and
shortly afterward was named Bish
op Administrator of the Diocese of
Mass was held in the adjacent
school building while the church
was completely rebuilt and re
decorated. Many struct
provements were added
shrine was built in the vestibule.
im
new
In 1940, the Rev. F. J. Baeszler,
O.P., succeeded Father Martin. The
present pastor. Father Costello, as
sumed his duties in 1945.
the church building
Today
which has been sand-blasted, gives
the impression that it has been re
cently erected. After 100 years,
the church continues as a mighty
instrument for th?
souls.
Peace Memor
bombed Hiro
Mission news
the second
(St. Boniface is the first)
hear the message
pie of war-torn Germany to the
people of Japan united in works
of peace.”
It will
"From the peo-
The four bell will be dedicated
to Paul Mikl, the leader of the
early Japanese martyrs, and will
carry the inscription: "Blood of
martyrs, the seed of Christians
and the seed of peace.”
11 pads Bible Group
Rev. Joseph S. Considi
(above) professor of
Scripture at Rosary
O.P.,
Sacred
College,
elected
III WAS
president of e Catholic Biblical
Association of merica at its
ISth general meeting he’d at St.
C.B.A in colh joration with the
Bishops' Committee and the Na
tional Center of the Cent etern
ity of Christian Doctrine, is spon
soring the Catholic Bible Week,
September 21 to October S. (NC
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Fall Quarterly Conference
To Feature the VI ork Of
Parent-Teacher AmiTs
Th? fall quarterly Conference of
the Central Deanery. Columbus
Diocesan Council of Catholic Wo
men is included among the events
marking the centennial year of St.
Patrick parish.
The Conference is scheduled for
2 p. m. Sunday. Sept. 21, at the
church.
The Rev. J, Costello, O.P.. pas
tor since 1945. and the member
of St. Patrick Parish Council will
be hosts to all council members of
Columbus and Franklin County.
Following the brief business ses
sion, under the chairmanship of
Deanery president. Mrs. Alexander
J. Gloeckner, the program featur
ing the work of Catholic Parent
Teacher Associations committee
will be presented under the direc
tion of Mrs James E. O’Leary, St.
Michael parish, Deanery chairman.
The Rev. Paul J. O Dea. Dean of
Studies at St. Charles, the Diocesan
Consultant for this committee, and
Mrs. Henry Hayes, Diocesan chair
man. will be guests.
The program is built around the
theme "Weighing a Way of Life.”
Topics to bo considered include
personal contact with teachers in
molding character, in strengthen
ing the relationship between home
and school, and determining choice
of vocation.
Mr. Carl Baum, past president of
Corpus Christi Parent-Teacher As
sociation, and a member of St.
Mary parish. Groveport, will dis
cuss "Parents' Role in Vocations”
while Sister Beatrice. O.P. of
St. Mary of the Springs, Diocesan
Consultant in Education, will speak
on "Religious Teachers’ Role in
Fostering Vocations.” The Rev. Ed
ward Healey, a faculty member at
St. Charles Borromeo High School
and Seminary, will discuss "Par
ental Objections to Religious Vo
cations.”
Decorations in the classrooms
and school yard will feature an Ir
ish motif and a program of Irish
Tea is served under the direction
of Mrs. Paul Oeigoetz, president of
St. Patrick Parish Council, assist
ed by Mrs. Anatole Langlois.
Other committee
elude: hospitality,
Hendricks and Mrs.
merly: refreshment
Trinkle and Mrs
sey decorations,
the
I he foundry's action follows
example set by hnmh-ruined
logne which donated an organ
the memorial church.
for
Bo
The foundry is located at
chum in the heart of Ruhr.,
four hells will weigh three
a half tons. The largest will be
dedicated to Our Lady, Queen of
Peace, and will bear this inscrip
lion: "Steel raw maletial for war
calls the nations to peace.”
Th?
and
The second hell is being dedicat
ed to St. Francis Xavier,
of Japan, and will carry the
"Coming from the West
the Peace of Christ in
Apostle
in
bell will be dedicated
Canisius,
Apostle of Germany
venerated as
chairmen in
Mrs. Jofieph
Willis Hem
i, Mrs. Carl
Terence Demp
Mrs. Helen Shet-
Miss
Presiding at thr
be: Mrs. H. A Hi
Quinn, Miss Nell
Margaret Russell, Mrs. John Bahl
inger. Miss Margaret Clifford.
Spaiiieh Bishop To Visit
U.S. And Latin America
MALAGA, Spain (NC)
Bishop Angel Herrera Oria
Malaga is making preparations
go to Cuba. Venezuela, Colombia.
Mexico and the United States
the end of the year in order
spread interest in the work of
priests’ social institute.
of
to
his
Founded under the name
Instituto Social Sacerdotal, it
now called Instituto Leon XIII,
Leo XIII Institute.
Onlv A Word'
VIENNA (Radio. NC) Aus
tria's Catholics, gathered here
their Katholikentag, heard a
minder that mans struggle
freedom inevitably leads to
archy or tyranny, if the idea
freedom is divorced from God.
Human dignity, they were told,
can be assured only if each per
son himself makes a beginning by
arousing his conscience and resolv
ing to become a better Christian,
rather than "leaving personal re
sponsibilities to programs and or
ganizations.”
These thoughts incorporating
the motto of the Katholikentag:
Freedom and Dignity of Man—
were expressed in a stirring ad
dress by the Rev Hugo Rahner. S.
J., professor of theology at Inns
bruck university. He spoke at the
opening session of the Katholiken
tag following a Pontifical evening
Mass in St. Stephens Cathedral
The Papal Legate. His Eminence
Theodor Cardinal Innitzer, Arch
bishop of Vienna, all the Bishops
of Austria, the country’s President.
Theodor Koerner, and 'members of
the government, including several
socialists, attended the ceremony.
Examining the tremendous tasks
facing Austria s Catholics in order
to regain and preserve man's dig
nity and freedom, the speaker
said:
"Here, in the desperate plight of
so many of our brethren. lies a
heavy charge against us. Here
there is more than enough reason
for our humble ‘mea culpa’ hut
also for a ‘tua culpa' addressed to
those outside the Church who, as
socialists, claim to have, or oughi
tn have, a sense of social responsi
bility.”
The speaker, insisting that it is
the Church alone that protects and
defends the freedom and dignity of
man, declared it futile
either of
a purely
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to base
these two objectives on
secular humanitarianism.
Rahner, in stressing the
individual responsibility
Father
need of
against the threatened extinction
of individual life by the paternal
istic or totalitarian state, said:
"The freedom of personal decision
is even more important than ma
terial security or physical exist-
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DENNISON—Over 600 parish
ioners of Immaculate Conception
church, Dennison, marched in the
"Procession for Peace” recently
folloving a High Mass celebrated
by the pastor, the Rev. Hugh
Gilbert.
at
to
The procession, guided by Tus
carawas County Sheriff. Paul
Panchen and the Uhrichsville po
lice. paraded from the church
through the neighhoiing Uhrichs
ville business district and hack
through the Dennison business dis
trict.
or
Heading the procession were the
cross bearer and acolytes followed
by a color guard consisting of Leo
Cerano. Anthony Tomasina and
Ferdinand Bonaduei. The Denni
son public high school band led
the marching units.
for
re
fer
an
of
Groups parading included grade
and high school students. Catholic
St. Mary's church
Girl Scouts,
choir. Blessed
Scouts. Alt al
and the Holy
Virgin Sodality. Cub
Boys, Altar Society.
Name Society.
The Fourth Degree Knights of
Columbus—including Guy Cciarina.
Peter McGuire. John Kush. Law
rence Carmola. John Bonvechio and
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Throughout the procession, the
Rosary was led by Mrs. Burl Put
nam in a sound cal with the re
sponse made by the followers. St.
Mary's Girls' Choir sang hymns.
Following the parade. Benedic
tion was led in the church with the
Blessed Virgin statue being crown
ed by queen Betty Smolack. In the
evening. Irene Pietro and her ac
cordionists entertained the large
crowd which gathered at Dennison
stadium. A fireworks display cli
maxed the program.
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