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Aeir Instruction Class To Open
On Tuesday. Feb. 3, a new instruction class for non
Catholics interested in Catholicism will begin at Saint Joseph
Cathedral. Classes lasting for one hour will be conducted
every Tuesday and Thursday at 7:15 p. m. for the next three
months. All are invited to attend these sessions at .which
the doctrines and practices of our
religion will be presented and ex- These dasses will be hcld in fhc
plained rectory which is ocated at 212 E.
Last ear. 83 persons were re Broad street.
reived into the Church at the Ca- -----------------o----------------
thedral. That large number can be
attributed mainly to the zealous
Catholic relatives and friends of
the converts. They fully under
stood the meaning of Christ's com
mand: “Go, therefore, and make
disciples of all nations.”
Besides a comprehensive expla
nation of the Creed, Command
ments. and Sacraments of the
Church, an explanation of the va
rious vestments worn by the priest
and a study of be Mass and the
confessional will be included in
the course of the instructions.
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Named To Holy Land Unit
JERUSALEM (NC) An
American priest has been re-elect
ed tor a third term as English
language member of the Custo
dial Discretorium Board of Con-
suitors of the Franciscan Custody
of the Holy Land.
Selection of the Very Rev. Bona
venture Simon. O.F.M., for another
six-year term as Consultor is be
lieved to mark the first time an
American has been chosen to
serve for three terms.
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1900 1953
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Tanks
CONCRETE AND CINDER BLOCKS
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Corner Forry and Daniel Ate.. Phone M64
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AND ALL OTHERS
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WEST MAIN MOTORS
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DOLANS
Clothing 8 Shoes
59 & 3rd St. Newark, O.
SCOTT'S
“Home Furnishers
For Over o Century"
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TOM STEVENS
Newark, Ohio
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British K Of To Open
Drive For More Converts
LONDON (NC)—The canipaign
to inform non-Catholics about the
Church conducted so successfully
by the K of in the United States
will be tried out in England.
The Knights of St. Columba,
counterpart of the American group,
will seek converts mainly through
the disribution of leaflets inviting
those interested to write to Catho
lic centers for further information
rather than by advertising in the
press as is done in the United
States.
Fordham U. Honors \un
NEW' YORK, (NC) Mother
Margaret Thornton, dean, director
and organizer of the first Catholic
college for women in China until
she was deported by the Reds, has
been conferred an honorary degree
of Doctor of Letters by Fordham
University.
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IN PRESCRIPTIONS
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Men's and Boys' Clothing
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shop and see how many things
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33 N. 3rd St. Newark
"Where you are always
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Ambulance Service
Phone 3580
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Sales and Service
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U est Side of Square
THE CATHOLIC TIMES, FRIDAY. JANUARY 30. 1 953
Press Month
(Continued from Page 1)
Meehan says "their knowledge of
their religion is far deeper, their
instinct for things Catholic far
keener and their constancy in their
faith far more stable because of
the instruction, the moral evalu
ations. and the constant inspiration
which is the backbone of the Cath
olic Press.”
Himself the editor of The New
World, Chicago archdiocesan news
paper, Father Meehan makes a
“few personal observations.”
“Show me a home that has pro
duced priests, religious Brothers
and Sisters and I will show you a
home that was blessed with Cath
olic books, newspapers, magazines,
periodicals and pamphlets.” Father
Meehan asserts. “Show me a home
that has sent its sons and daughters
as Religious to our home and
foreign missions and 1 will tell you
that th^ir story has been told by
the Catholic mission press. Show
me well-instructed Catholic lay
leaders and I will show you
mothers and fathers who are ful
filling their obligation of truly
educating their children by telling
them the story of the Church as
is can only be found in the Catholic
Press. Show me a virile Catholic
home and I’ll sfiow you one that
is built on solid Catholic reading.
From the home. Catholic reading
will influence your parish, your
neighborhood, your community,
your office and your factory. But
if the Catholic press is not in your
home, your Catholic influence will
bo nil.”
Father Meehan points out that
“during the month of February,
with the encouragement of our
hierarchy, wc in America celebrate
February as Catholic Press Month.”
But. he also makes it clear, the
thoiic Press, of course, does not
confine its work to any one sea
son.” but serves its clients faith
fully the whole year round.
Calling attention to the motto
for Catholic Press Month: “The
Catholic Press Helps Good Families
Grow Better.” Father Meehan says1
“the real Catholic family knows
tht daily story of the hurch, is
inspired to greater spiritual per
fection. learns the true meaning of
religion through the pages and the
inspiration and the instruction of
the Catholic Press.”
Dolly Stiers Wins
2nd Place In TB
Essay Contest
NEW LEXINGTON Miss Dolly
Stiers, daughter of Mr and Mrs. F.
L. Stiers of New Lexington and a
senior at St. Aloysius Academy
here, won second prize in the an
nual school press project sponsor
ed by the Perry County Tuberu
losis and Health Association.
I
SPECIALIZING
The contest was- held in con
junction with the annual Christ
mas seal sale. Miss Stiers is on the
honor roll at the Academy and is
secretary of the sodality and ol the
senior class. Her essay appeared*
in the school paper, The Aloysian.
Along with essays of other win
ners throughout the state. Miss
Stiers article will be sent to the
Ohio State Tuberculosis and
Health Association where it will he
judged in the state competition.
Fust place winnei in Perry County
was Miss Judy Huffman of New
Lexington public high school.
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Planning For Critic's Forum
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The International Federation of Catholic Alumnae will present
the wtll-known Critic's Forum in the Little Threatre of thu Columbus
Gallery of Fine Arts for the sixth straight year beginning Thursday,
Feb. 22. First reviewer will be Frank Sheed, who also appeared at
last year's series. According to the ticket committee, tickets are on
sale at the Catholic Information Center, across from ♦he Cathedral,
and from members
of
MO VIES
the local circle. Mrs. Richard K. Chubb, gen­
eral chairman of the forum has appointed Mrs. Ernest R. Christin as
ticket chairman. She will be assisted by Miss Mary Lindimore, Miss
Inez Mulligan, Miss Peggy Christin, Mrs. H. S. Douglas, Mrs. G. O.
Kane, Mrs. Henry Hayes, Mrs. James Grady, Mrs. W Albert Klunk,
Mrs. Patrick Kirwin, Mrs. G. Mackin, Mrs. John Hutson and Mrs.
Thomas Brosmer. Pictured above are, left to right, Mrs. Christin,
Miss Lindimure and Mrs. Klunk.
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Par)* I Dream of Jeanie Rose Bowl Story, The
Atomic ity. Ixland Re-cue Rough. Tough Weat
Km! I lex of ('hiief Pon- It Grows On Trees Sallj and Saint Anne
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Herattae Yov rr Mme Junction City Somehting for the
Rig .Jim McLa ITi Jungle, The Birds
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Women Without Name.
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MASS ORDO
Liturgy Of The Week
FRIDAY, JANUARY 30,
FEAST OF ST. MARTINA.
Red vestments Gloria. Second
prayer of St. Francis, Third of the
Blessed Virgin.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 31,
ANTICIPATED FOURTH SUNDAY
AFTER EPIPHANY.
Green vestments. Gloria. Second
prayer of St. John Bosco, Third of
St. Francis, Credo. Preface of the
Trinity.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1,
SEPTUAGESIMA SUNDAY.
Violet vestments, No Gloria. Sec
ond prayer of St. Ignatius, Third
of St. Francis de Sales. Credo, Pre
face of the Trinity.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2,
FEAST OF THE PURIFICATION
OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN:
CANDLEMAS DAY.
White vestments. Gloria, Credo.
Preface of the Nativity.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3,
FEAST OF ST. BLASE
Mass of St Francis de Sales.
White vestments, Gloria. Second
prayer of St. Blase. Third of the
Blessed Virgin, Credo, Common
Preface.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4,
FEAST OF ST. ANDREW
CORSINI.
White vestments. Gloria. Second
prayer of St. Francis de Sales.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5,
THE OCTAVE DAY OF
ST. FRANCIS DE SALES.
Mass of St. Francis. Gloria. Sec
ond prayer of St. Agatha. Credo.
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FUNERAL SERVICE SINCE 1178
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6,
FEAST OF ST. TITUS.
White vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer of St. Dorothy.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7,
FEAST OF ST. ROMUALD.
White vestments. Gloria.
Catholic
Family
Reading
Informal surveys of Cath
olic homes continue to show
that many Catholic families
never read a Catholic news
paper or magazine Even in
those Catholic homes which
arc the best supporters of
the Catholic press, you fre
quently find 5 secular maga
zines to every Catholic publi
cation: and the axerage is 7
to 1.
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