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Co-chairman of the event are
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MASS ORDO
Liturgy Of
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28,
FERIAL FRIDAY.
Mass as on Sunday. Green vest
ments, No Gloria. Second prayer
‘’Defend us”, Third at the choice of
the celebrant, No Credo, Common
Preface.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29,
VIGIL OF ST. ANDREW
THE APOSTLE
Violet vestments, No Gloria. Sec
ond prayer of St. Saturninus, Third
of the Blessed Virgin.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30
THE FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT
Violet vestments, No Gloria, Sec
ond prayer of the Blessed Virgin,
Third for the Church or Pope,
Credo, Preface of tht Blessed Trin
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THE APOSTLE
Red vestments, Gloria. Second
prayer of the ferial day. Credo.
Preface of the Apostles.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2
FEAST OF ST. BIBIANA
Red vestments, Gloria. Second
prayer of the ferial day, Third of
the Blessed Virgin.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3
FEAST OF ST. FRANCIS XAVIER
White vestments, Gloria, Sec
ond prayer of the ferial day.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4
FEAST OF
ST. PETER CHRYSOLOGUS
White vestments. Gloria, Second
prayer of the ferial days, Third of
St. Barbara, Credo.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5
FERIAL FRIDAY
MASS OF SUNDAY
Violet vestments. No Gloria, Sec
ond prayer of St. Sabbas, Third of
the Blessed Virgin, Omit Alleluias,
No Credo, Common Preface.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6
FEAST OF ST. NICHOLAS
White vestments, Gloria. Second
prayer of the ferial day. Third of
the Vigil of the Immaculate Con-
ception, Last Gospel of the Vigil.
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German Bishops
Oppose Protestant
Envov To Vatican
BERLIN—(RNS)—The Catholic
bishops of West Germany have
declared themselves against the
concept that “the post of German
ambassador to the Holy See can
be filled only by a non-Catholic.”
In a statement issued after a
special meeting in Limburg, near
Frankfurt, the bishops said that
this concept is “unfounded.” The
Catholic leaders also expressed re
gret that the post of German am
bassador was still vacant.
Opposition to the appointment
of a Catholic has been voiced by
Bishop Otto Dibelius of Berlin,
head of the Evangelical Church in
Germany.
Although the German ambassa
dor to the Vatican traditionally
has been a Protestant, Catholic
leaders have demanded that one
of their co-religionists be named
because of “the growth of the
Catholic population in West Ger
many.
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K.C. Council 2898
Lists Activities
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Knights of Columbus, have the
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according to the November issue
of Knight Life Bulletin:
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Dec. g—.State Youth Program Finale at
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Dec. 7—Initiation Claxx.
Dec. »—Victory Dinner for Stale Youth
Program at the council.
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THE CATHOLIC TIMES, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1 952
Lois. O.S.F., of Rosary high
school, Columbus', and Sister
Anacleta, O.S.F., Diocesan Consult
ant. Columbus.
“Franciscanism and Modern Ed
ucation” is the theme of the meet
ing which is being held under the
auspices of the Franciscan Educa
tional Conference. Sister Marianne
from New Lexington i ill be one
of the five participants on the sym
posium on elementary education
to be held tomorrow.
The conference will end tomor
row afternoon with Solemn Bene
diction celebrated by the Most Rex
Martin J. McNamara, Bishop of
Joliet
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Pictured at the annual general
meeting of the Bishops of the
United States, held at Catholic
University, Washington, Nov. 12
14, is Bishop Thomas A. Boland
of Paterson, N. J., who has just
been named Archbishop of New
ark by Pope Pius XII. He suc
ceeds to the See left vacant by
the death of Archbishop Thomas
J. Walsh last June. (NC Photos)
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Aquinas Alumni Plan Yearend Festivities
Considered New Confirmation Of Tradition Regarding
Location Of The Tomb Of The First Apostle
VATICAN CITY (Radio, NO—
“Peter, pray to Jesus Christ for the
Christian men buried near your
body.”
This inscription, declared to date
back to the end of the third ccn
tury, has been found during exca
vations beneath St. Peter's bascili
ca, close to the traditional spot
that previously had been definite
ly identified as the site of the First
Apostle’s Tomb.
Details about this new discovery
were given in FOsscrvatore Ro
snano in an article written by an
Italian woman archeologist Prof.
Margherita Guarducci of the Uni
versity of Rome. She also stated
that a rough drawing, believed to
represent St. Peter, has been dis
covered close to the inscription.
The woman scholar, who a few
5 Diocesan Nuns
Attending Joliet
Franciscan Meet®
Five Sisters from the CnlumS
Diocese are attending the natioA
conference of the Franc
Teaching Sisterhoods being held
today and tomorrow, Friday and
Saturday at the College of St Fran,
cis. Joliet. 1)1
Those attending arc Sister Ma
rianne. O.S.F.. of St Aloysius Acad
emy, New' lx*xington Sister
Philip. O.S.F o( St. Aloysius Acad
emy. New I,exington Sister
Henrietta, O.S.F., principal of Holy
Rosary school. Columbus Sister
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Officers and members of the Aquinas high school Alumni Association of Columbus met recently
at the Virginia Hotel and completed plans for the Association's twentieth annual year-end festivities.
Pictured above at the meeting are, Mated, left to righ: Dick Burkley, Jim Kelley, Dick Eichenlaub
(chairman), the Rev. John D. Skalko, O.P. (moderator), B. A. Hodapp (Alumni Association president),
Edward Tonti and Dick Albanese. Standing are Richard Rubadue, Francis Biggart, Jack Verhoff, Tom
Dowley, Bob Roeher, Art Ryan and F. R. Pfeifer.
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Third Century Inscription Is
Found Near St. Peter s Tomb
days ago was received in private
audience by His Holiness Pope
Pius XII, has also reported on the
result of her studies at a session
of the Pontifical Roman Academy
of Archeology. In her article she
declared it probable that results oi
further studies regarding the ven
eration of St. Peter during the first
centuries following his death will
be published soon.
Confirms Tradition
The reported findings serve to
furnish further scientific proof for
what has always been Christian tra
dition: that the Prince of the Ap
ostles, after dying a martyr's death
in the year 84 or 67, was buried
at a spot on Vatican Hill which
since that time, without interrup
tion. has been held sacred and has
beci\venerated. This spot is today
beneath the Papal Altar of St
Peter’s Bascilica.
a
According to the archeologist’s
KDort. the inscription dates back
fiorfhe latter part of the third cen
atev- This means that it was made
tatfore Constantine, the first Christ
ngO emperor, in |he fourth century
ai nit the bascilica over the tomb
Uf the Apostle, which, in the six
teenth century, gave way to the
present structure.
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Red Italian
Deputy Conies
Back To Faith
ROME (Radio, NC) A com
munist deputy dramatically told
the chamber of deputies here that
he had returned to his Catholic
Faith and renounced membership
in the Communist Party.
Luigi Silipo, Red deputy from
Catanzaro, at the samp time .sub
mitted his resignation as member
of parliament.
But a majority of the deputies
voted to retuse his resignation and
to keep him in office. Only the
communists and left-wing socialists
voted for his resignation.
‘‘Religious convictions arrived at
after a long spiritual struggle no
longei allow me to battle in the
ranks of the Communist Party,”
Mr. Silipo's letter to the president
of the chamber of Deputies said.
A teacher by profession. Mr.
Silipo has long been active in the
interests of the lower classes, par
ticularly the workers. He actually
surprised many when he came out
as a communist candidate several
years ago.
While non-communist circles ex
pressed surprise at Mr. Silipo’s
sudden renunciation of the party,
they said it is not hard to under
stand his case. They point out that
the deputy’s early background was
not particularly anti-religious, hut
rather one of indifference to re
ligion with, perhaps, a slight tinge
of anti-clericalism.
It is pointed out that of late Mr.
Silipo had absented himself from
parliament and the communists
themselves had begun to suspect
him. They had sidelined him in
many of their important activi
ties.
Mr. Silipo’s bolt from the Italian
Communist Party is the first de
fection of a prominent member in
almost two years.
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Expel 9 More
Missionaries
I
HONG KONG A Bishop and
a Bishop-elect head the list of re
cent expellees from Red China.
Bishop-elect Anthony Pott of
Sihyang a Society of Divine Word
missionary from Germany, arrived
here in the company of his Vicar
General. Father Luis Spath. S.V.D.
They were ousted after two public
“trials” by the Reds.
The charges included ’’sabotag
ing” the regime’s “independent
Catholic Church” movement, pos
sessing “reactionary” books and
magazines and counseling a girl
against joining the Communist
Youth Organization.
Bishop-elect Pott was named to
the Sinyang Sep in March of last
year, hut never had the opportun
ity to be consecrated. He had been
under house arrest since January
of this year.
Bishop Karl van Melckebeke
of Ninghsia arrived her after ex
pulsion from his extreme north
China see. The Belgian-born. Im
maculate Heart of Mary mission
ary had been in jail since
April of this year. In September
he was told by the Reds he could
‘'request his departure” from Chi
na. He refused He was then plac
ed on “trial” and expelled.
Other arrivals here from Rec^
China include four Canadian mis
sionaries: Father Macintosh, a
Scarboro foreign missionary from
St. Andrews. Nova Scotia, and Sis
ters Mary Angela McCarthy and
Mary Catherine Doyle of Smit Sic
Marie. Oni and Si-tpi St Matthew
Pinfold of Toronto—all Grey Sis
ters.
Also ousted father Adolph
Buch, a French Vincentian, who
had spent almost 50 years in the
China missions. He is 87 years old
The aged missionary was an ento
mologist by hobby and he attempt
ed to bring with him some of his
rare specimens of butterflies and
beetles when he was ousted. How
ever, the collection was taken
away from him by the Rods he
cause he might give the
specimens to the ‘‘imperialist
Americans” who would use them
in their “germ warfare.”
Father Joseph Szajko. a Hungar
ian Jesuit and astionome. at Zose
Observatory near Shanghai, and
Father John Heisel, a German Di
vine Word missionary, were also
expelled.
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traught world. If Catholic Bishops,
priests and laymen are the first on
the enemies' lists of proscription,
is it not because our Holy Church,
today as always, stands as a bul
wark against those who would de
stroy religion and the practice of
justice and charity among men? Is
it not because the Church is the
most powerful defender, against
the new barbarism, of ail the gams
of 2.000 years of Christian civili
zation? Is it not because the
Church, faithful to its divine com
mission, is the uncompromising
custodian of the Truth, which
saves and sets men free?
“These are sad but glorious days
for the Church of Jesus Christ. Of
old, the Prince of Apostles was
crucified on Vatican Hill, and the
Prince of Missionaries was behead
ed outside the walls of Rome. It is
significant that the chrdniclers of
that day failed to record events
which have since been treasured
by the centuries.
“The blood of those early mar
tyrs was the seed of the Church,
and the eloquent witness through
out the world to the Faith which
was to shape our era and to give
it its Christian name.
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