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seat or throne which indicates
the teaching authority and spirit
ual governance ol the Bishop,
who holds the succession and the
office ot Apostle, 'lhe Diocese or
See. of which the Cathedral is the
heart, is a territory, or more prop
crly a community of the faithful,
divided into a suitable number of
groups of parishes served by the
diocesan clergy in unity with the
Bishop and under his direction.
"All the dioceses throughout
the world are apostolic units ol
the unique society which is the
Church. All the Bishops are united
under Christ living on earth. Just
as the diocese embodies and ex
presses unity in itself and with the
undivided Church, so does the Ca
thedral embody and express the
awareness and love of that unity
on the part of the faithful.
"The children of the Church al
ways have endeavored to build
and maintain their parish Church
es. as well as their oratories and
shrines, in a worthy manner, spai
ing no effort to make these edi
fices true monuments of beauty
and devotion.
“But the Cathedral is more than
a parish church/ It is the focal
expression of the meaning of all
the parishes. When "Christianity
was Europe and Europe was Chris
tianity.” there was a general
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above are students at the school visiting the nurse's room which is completely equipped for helping
maintain the health of the pupils. Mrs. Martha Deibel, a city health department nurse, visits the 144
enrollment school every Tuesday from 1-3 m. to check weights, peer into sore throats, and other
wise examine the children. The Rev. John Van de Pter, assistant pastor, was a key figure in securing
the facilities.
s Place In The
awareness of this fact in the Com
munity of Christendom, and there
was a conscious purpose of pro
claiming it by the rearing ol mag
nilicent and enduring Cathedrals.
A divided Christendoi has made
the awareness less general and the
purpose less consciously realized.
Yet the tact remains that the Ca
thedral is the chief bodily expres
sion of unity and solidarity of the
faithful in Christ and in His
Church.
"The great Cathedrals which all
the world admires aie the fruit of
Christian unity manifesting itself
in the love, the reverence, the
obedience, the loyalty of commun
ities of people to GocL
"In the building of notable Cat
thedrals. capita) and labor—to use
terms familiar today—were wed
ded in a truly blissful union. The
building trades were developed.
The best artists lovingly lent their
services to the work The hest
sculptors wrought their designs
under the inspiration of religious
truth. Labor unions were ideally
formulated in the sanely managed
and well balanced guilds of work
ingmen In the process of construc
tion. because dedicated to God.
nothing was skimped o slighted.
Artisans were made into artists
ere the task was completed.
"Time, too.” the Bishop contin
ued, “was made the servant and
not the master. There was no mad
rush to bring the building to com
pletion. Many a builder gave his
careful service in the full know I
edge that neither he nor his chil
dren, or even his children's chil
dren would look upon the perfect
ed edifice Heie in truth was time
lessness expressed. Each builder
gave his best to the task at hand,
content to realize that at some far
day his contribution would have
its place in the finished perfection
of the Cathedral and its signific
ance in its glorious meaning.
"’Wins, as we see. the Cathedral
has its part in the industrial cul
ture of mankind. Indeed, never
since the building of the great Ca
thedrals has the harmony possible
among industrial factors been so
clearly demonstrated, nor their
proper balance and smooth inter
relations so splendidly instanced
The modern world, laigely mater
ialistic and mechanical in its ac
tions and its ideals, might very
profitably pause to consider what
noble lessons it can learn from re
Retreat Mastei
The Rev. Thomas Diehl, S.J.,
Chicago Province regional direc
tor of the League of the Sacred
Heart, will direct the retreat for
lay women Nov. 7-9 at the Shrine
of the Little Flower, Reynolds
burg
In his position as director, Fa
ther Diehl's chief job is to aid
diocesan and local directors of
the Apostleship of Ptayer in
promoting devotion to the Sacred
Heart. One of his main activi
ties is preaching weeks of repar
ation to the Sacred Heart in par
ishes of the Midwest.
THE CATHOLIC TIMES, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1952
Comm unitv
O'
ligion actively at work in the trades.
I he Cathedral was the recog
nizcd scat of spiritual and relig
ions authority. The word "authoi
ity is not populai in our times
Th fault is not in the word, but
in the habit of modern men to con
fuse true authority with mere au
thoriatiianism. Authority is not a
harsh assuming of power, a making
of might to serve the place of
right. On the contrary, it is the
rule of sanity, of right, of a power
that can justify itself and its
claims to honest minds. The au
thority of the Apostles to teach
was given to them by Christ, who
told them to speak with His voice
as well as in His name: "He that
heareth you. heareth Me.” Only
truth carries authority. The re
quirements of truth do not shackle
the mind but give it freedom. Ig
norance binds and fetters its vic
tim but truth strikes off the bonds:
“You shall know the truth, and the
truth shall make you free.”
“It was to teach truth that
Christ instituted His Church. The
Church was to teach truth as
Christ taught it. and Christ ‘spoke
as one having authority.’ It is this
authority, enlightened, justified,
existing only to manifest truth
and to direct men in the ways of
truth, that found embodiment in
the ‘cathedra- and in the Cathedral
itself. To teach men how to live on
earth so that they may find etern
al life with God in heaven—this
was the great purpose for which
the divinfly commissioned author
ity was exercised.
“The Cathedral was the seat of
authoritative teaching. It was also
the seat of culture and learning
When resurgent paganism darken
ed the world, the Cathedral
schools kept the lamp of education
glowing. And with spiritual les
sons lessons carried into daily
practice and not held simply as
shining theories the Cathedral
schools and the Cathedral influ
ence imparted the lessons of prac
tical charity flowering upon the
ground of solid justice.
‘‘There was no need then to cry
for civil rights, for social security,
for racial justice: all were cared
for as children of one Divine Fa
ther. brethren of the one Divine
Christ. The Cathedral was and
in fact, remains, although largely
unrecognized by the world a
school of essential religious truth,
a school of culture, a school of
social justice.
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midway.
The float, manned by boys and
girls of the CYO, depicted the ap
pearance of the Blessed Virgin to
lhe three children of Fatima. On
the back was the inscription "Our
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Bishop To Preside Ma*«
Wednrada} St. Charles
Bishop Ready will preside at a
Miss Coram Episcopo Wednesday,
Nov. 5. in the chapel of St Charles
college, Columbus. The Mass,
scheduled for 10:30 a m.. will
commemorate the feast of St.
Charles Boromeo. Tuesday Nov. 4
The Rev. Robert White, profes
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pastor of St. Joseph Cathedral,
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