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NCCW Head Decries Bulgarian
’’Trial,'* Sentence Of Bishop
ASHINGTON The State De--------------------------------------------------
partment is making every effort to
inform the Bulgarian people of the
disgust felt by the free world over
the "trial" and death sentence im
posed on Bulgarian Catholic Bish
op Eugene Bossilkoff and three
CXO Group Slates
December Dinner,
January Meeting
PORTSMOUTH Next meeting
of the Southern Deanery of the
Catholic Youth Organization has
been scheduled for Thursday, Jan.
15. in the basement of St. Joseph's
church, Circleville.
At the last meeting ot tne group,
held recently at St. Mary’s school
in Portsmouth, plans were also
made for a dinner and social to
be held Dec. 28 at St. Peters
school, Chillicothe. The banquet
will be served at 6:30 p.m. with
an admission charge of one cover
ed dish and 50c. The Chillicothe
group will be in charge of decora
tions and entertainment.
The Southern Conference of the
CYO has been slated for the third
Sunday of March at St. Mary’s
school in Portsmouth, according
to Joseph Carle of Chillicothe,
president of the Southern Dean
ery, CYO.
Leaders of CYO units from Cir
cleville, Jackson, Chillicothe, WelL
fton and Portsmouth attended the
ast meeting at which Carle pre
sided. Patricia Kelly of Chillicothe
acted as secretary
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During and since the "trial,” the
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the United States and the rest of
the free world over the travesty
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Luncheon Club
Elects Sweeney
W" III w.....
Budd Sweeney, popular Col
umbus news commentator, and a
member of Immaculate Conception
parish, Columbus, was elected to
the presidency of the Catholic
Men's Luncheon club at the group’s
meeting in the Virginia Hotel last
week.
The Luncheon club, which has
no membership dues, is formed of
a group of Catholic men w ho
gather on the first Friday of each
month at the Virginia Hotel to
lunch together and then hear some
prominent speaker give a brief
talk on some phase of Catholicity.
The meetings last only one hour
—from 12 noon until 1 o’clock.
Each member is required only to
pay for his own lunch.
Besides Sweeney Walter Burk
ley, Jr., was elected vice-president
William Dunn, secretary, and Ed
Brindgardner. treasurer.
Sweeney succeeds Walter Burk
ley, Sr„ who served as president
during the past year.
Mr. Binkley, Sr., along with John
Crawford, William Dunn, Bud
Sweeney and Paul Tracy, were
elected to the board of trustees.
Cabinet Member
Martin P. Durkin (above) of
Chevy Chase Md president of the
Plumbers union, American Feder
ation of Labor in the cabinet of
President elect Eisenhower. Mr
Durkin will be the fourteenth (a
tholic to serve in a U.S. cabinet
post A parishioner of Blessed Sac
rament Church, Washington, D.C.,
he is a daily communicant.
THE CATHOLIC TIMES, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 19. 1952
Student Nurses Present Christmas Play
Members of the Student Nurse* Association of St. Francis Hospital, Columbus (above), entertained
with a Christmas play at two functions last week. The first was the Christmas party and quarter
ly business meeting of th*. Diocesan Council of Catholic Nurses held Sunday at the St. Francis Nurses
Home. At this, members brought Christmas gifts for the Dominican Sisters of the Sick Poor and stu
dent nurses from various schools of nursing in the ocese were guests. The second was the monthly
meeting of the Student Nurses Association of Columbus, also held et the St. Francis Nurses Home.
Group singing of carols highlighted this session.
I don’t like
their conceit. I
despise their hypocrisy, and the
blandness with which they take for
granted that we are too stupid to
see through it I detest the su
perior airs they assumed as they
sat in the hearing room in Wash
ington and lectured the House
committee which was investigating
obscene literature.
I am entirely in sympathy with
the anger of the committee chair-
man. Representative E C. Gathings
of Arkansas. 1 can understand why
his anger burst forth in sarcasm,
as when he said to one of the pub
hshers, “You're doing a great serv
ice to mankind by putting out this
sluff, aren't you? Are you a happy
man when you go to bed at night?"
I appreciate also the indignation
which caused Representative Reva
Beck Bosone of Utah, almost to
sputter. I can see why she cast
aside parliamentary terminology,
and burst forth almost inarticu
lately, “You know darn well you're
attracting the young mind, the
lovesick mind, the mind tied up
with glamour, all in the wrong
light to sell your books."
The attitude of the publishers
was so outrageously self righteous,
so complacent and impenitent, that
GOP Nanieis A bp. O’Bovle
To Inaugural ion Committee
WASHINGTON (NC) Arch
bishop Patrick A. O’Boyle of Wash
ington has been named to the com
mittee arranging lor the inaugura
lion of Dwight D. Eisenhower as
president ot United States Jan. 20.
Joseph C. McGarraghy, inaugural
committee chairman, announced
Archbishop O'Boyle has been nam
ed a co-chairman ot the sub-coin
mittee on religious observances
Other co-chairmen are Bishop An
gus Dun of the Episcopal church
and Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld.
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As Matters Stand--------------
Joe Breig Says:
The Peddlers Of Filth
My primary reason for not lik
ing the publishers of filth is that
they publish filth. I have a sec
ondary reason which in some ways
is deeper and
broader than
the first. I dis
like the filth
peddlers be
cause they take
the people, and
the people’*
e e s e nta
tives, for fools.
That is, they are
undemocratic.
I do not blame anybody fnr becom
ing almost speechless with anger.
There are times when words won’t
do a job that needs doing. There
are times when what is called for
is a cat-o-nine-tails.
The publishers, of course, looked
down their noses when Representa
tive Gathings tailed to recognize
the illustration on one of their
books as a picture of a sculpture
by Rodin. That was a great oppor
tunity lor them to pose as patrons
of the arts, as men of superior cul
lOre. Such men habitually take
refuge behind the classics.
I am sorry that Representative
Gathings did not blurt out what
is the truth that Rodin's statue,
however competently done, is an
appeal to lust and that it was the
lust, not the art, which caused the
publishers to use it. What they care
about is not art, but money and
they don’t give a fig how much
damage they do getting it.
Obviously they take us for fools.
Why else would they try to defend
their low business by arguing
hypocritically that they "must re
flect the world as it is," and that
they "have a responsibility" for
satisfying the curiosity of readers
about perversions, degeneracies
and prostitutions? Why else did
they sit there talking in their su
perior tones about the fact that
Homer, Plato and Shakespeare
dealt frankly with sin?
Clearly these publishers take us
for idiots. They think we cannot
see through their imbecilic guff
about "reflecting the world." They
imagine that we are not literate
enough to distinguish between
Shakespeare who handled vice in
such a way as to turn people
against it and the pitful writers
they hire to entice the reader into
abominations by their literary wal
lowings and slobberings.
Well, we are not idiots. We and
our children are not a brainless
rabble to be exploited for money,
and to be silenced with down the
nose snob talk when we protest.
It is true that we are more pa
tient than we ought to be. We
ought to do less talking about this
evil, and more acting. But if these
men think that there is no end to
our patience, they are mistaken.
Representative Gathings and his
committee need not pull their
punches in the least They have
the people with them. We will sup
port them to the hilt in whatever
steps they decide to take And let
them not be deterred by double
talk about freedom of the press.
We know prostitution of the
press from freedom of the press.
W# don’t like press prostitution
any more than we like any other
kind. Let Representative Gathings
draw up whatever legislation is
necessary to stop it. He will find
that we ar with him.__________
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44 Miraculous
Cures Counted
At Lourdes
Bureau Terms 1156 Cases
At Famed French Shrine
Medically Unexplainable
PARIS (NC) Of the 1.200
cures at Lourdes that have been
certified as medically unexplain
able, only 44 are recognized by the
Church as miraculous.
This was revealed in an article
in La Croix, Paris Catholic daily,
by Dr. Francois Leuret, chief of
the Lourdes Bureau of Medical Au
thentication which certified the
cures.
Dr. Leuret stressed the fact that
the Bureau never proclaims any
cure a miracle. It is concerned
only with establishing the medical
facts of a case. On the basis of
t|jese facts, the Church decides
whether or not a given cure is
miraculous.
He added, however, that he be
lieved there were many miracles
among the cures at Lourdes which
the Bureau could not certify be
cause of insufficient evidence.
Dr. Leuret is the only physician
permanently attached to the Bu
reau. His job is to preside at ex
aminations and discussions of al
leged cures which other doctors
make at the Bureau. These are
usually doctors accompanying some
pilgrimage who are in Lourdes for
only a short time.
Any doctor, of any belief or no
belief, is free to go to the Bureau
and make whatever investigations
he likes and to be present when
ever an alleged cure is being in
vestigated.
The facts to be determined by
the Bureau include the proven
presence of an illness before the
person cured came to Lourdes,
that the cure was instantaneous
and complete, that no medical
treatment of any sort was involved
and that the cure cannot be ex
plained by natural causes.
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‘Thy Will Be Done’ Is Prayer
Of Mother As Eyesight Fades
ATLANTA (NC) The Med
ical Mission Sisters of Philadelphia,
who staff a clinic here, dropped in
recently at the home of Russia
Jackson, mother of nine children.
According to Sister M. Jacob, the
family—quartered in a small three
room house with only a little fire
place and a pot-bellied stove for
its heat—has had lots of sickness.
When it's not a major illness, she
says, at least one of the children—
ranging in age from 14 to about one
—always seems to have a cold.
Religion Is Cure
For Communism
KOTTAYAM. India—(NO—The
only solution to communism is
making religion a part of the
people's life. India's Vice President
Randa Krishnahan told a group of
Indian students for the priesthood
in Rome.
"It is the absence of religion
in day-to-day practical life that
helps to spread communism,” he
said.
“Christianity must spread in
India by developing and preserving
Indian national characteristics and
culture. That has been the case
in other countries.”
Asked for a special message by
the students, Vice-President Krish
nahan replied: "God is freedom,
and God demands love. The devil
wants slaves, and satan is nothing
but slavery."
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Mrs. Jackson’s eyes are failing.
Sister Jacob says the mother has
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her to prepare for the day when
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The medical missioner recalls
that the day she visited the home,
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array of children engaged in var
ious activities about her.
The sisters asked, “how are your
eyes, Russia?" And the woman
answered:
“They are no better ■. In fact
they are worse. I can tell it every
day. I can’t even tell when I am
sweeping anymore.” And with a
despairing look around, she declar
ed, “It just seems 1 can’t go blind.
There is so much
But then, according to the Sister,
the mother of nine added:
"If it is to be, though. I will ac
cept it like anyone else.”
“We left shortly,” Sister Jacob
says. “We had just heard another
‘Thy Will be done’ uttered with a
sincerity that echoed again Mary’s
‘fiat’ in accomplishing God’s will.”
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