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Italians Responded
To Election Appeal
VATICAN CITY (Radio, NC)
Italy’s real Catholics responded
well to the voice of conscience and
the appeal of their Bishops in the
recent election, the Vatican
daily, 1’Osservatore Romano,
stated here.
City
has
day
It was they who saved the
according to the front-page article
by Cesido Lolli, who drew certain
conclusions from the election re
sults.
The Center parties, he pointed
out, showed a gain of 2,S00,000
above last year’s
elections a four
per cent increase.
of
administrative
and one-half
to be desired
be done, Mr.
the com-
But there is much
and much work to
Lolli concluded, since
munists and Left Socialists polled
a vote that is an enduring warning.
In 1946 the
cent of the
per cent, he
ministrative
rise to 33 pei cent and today they'
have reached 35 4 per cent
Leftists had 41 per
vote and 1948, 31
noted Last year’s ad
elections saw' them
These figures he stated show
that there are some groups of
young people and unemployed who
have not yet found the way to
orient themselves toward the
Christian light He said they
must be won through the “enlight
enment of the apostolate which is
proper to the Catholic social pro
gram*
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I....
Father Clement Faistl, right, formerly pastor of St. Monica's New Boston, now an Army Chaplain
with the forces in Korea, is shown shortly after he takes over his new assignment at the Korean
Military Advisory Group Headquarters Chapel in Taegu, Korea. With Father Faistl is Father Patrick
H. Hanley of Troy, N. Y., whom Father Faistl is replacing. The Columbus priest has been in Korea
Since last August. He is a veteran of World War II, with service in Europe. Following his discharge
from the Army in 1946, he became pastor of St. Peter's Millersburg, and Sts. Peter and Paul, Glen
mont. In September, 1949, he was appointed as ts the first pastor of St. Monica's' Mew Boston. He
returned to the chaplain service in October, 1950.
As Matters Stand
Joe Breig Says:
Priests Can Talk Too Much
A priest cannot make a study
club. Not alone. He needs the
help of the rftembers. But a priest
can,
single handed, break a study
club All unin
ten i onally, a
priest here and
1 there has been
A known to do
1 that.
Probably such
Y
Aftei all, had
were ruining a club, they would
have changed their methods.
I don’t believe they’ll mind if
give a few hints. I think I am
the ideal person to do so. I
self, when 1 first got Into
work, had about every fault
a leader can have.
my
thc
that
I have not got rid of all those
faults One reason that study club
after study club has been able to
survive me is that the members
were very determined people.
But the most important reason
is that 1 am a layman, and the peo
ple feel perfectly fret to put me
in my place. They do not feel free
to do that with a priest.
A priest, therefore, runs a spe
cial danger of being a menace
rather than a help to a discussion
luh
Such a (lull is a wonderful test
ol. or school of, humility for a
priest I cannot admire sufticienlly
the vast majority of priests for
proving, in club allei chib, that
they possess such humility, along
with an enormous luiio ol tact and
good humor.
The first
thing that a priest
to make a study club
to keep still as much
He must
needs to do
To $10,000
as possible,
the
ground.
occupy not
the hack
foreground, but
si udy dubs
The big thing about
is that they enlist the interest and
enthusiasm of members. You want
the members to talk a lot even
if a lot of the talk is fairly foolish
al first You want the leader to
talk very little. He should talk as
much as is necessary to move the
Hera a sandwich is just
as important as a whois
dinner.
DOERSAM'S
u-u-i* w rroao ar.
COLUMBUS OHIO
THE HERMAN FALTER PACKING CO
PORK AND BEEF PRODUCTS
Greenlawn Avenue COLUMBUS, OHIO
meeting along, keep it going where
it is headed, and correct errors.
He should not talk more than
that.
The priest should strive to get
the members to express themselves
on the points of religion that come
up during meetings That way, he
will discover
stand, or do
quately.
A priest or any other study club
leadei should go Io meetings to
learn, as well as to lead and leach.
Also, he should go with love in his
heart for the members He should
go with their welfare in mind.
Another thing— he should
not Io talk above the heads
the members. What good does
do il they don’t know what he’s
driving al? He’d be more good to
the dub il he'd slay at home and
let the members dig up
swers for themselves.
Fr. Faistl Gets New Korean Assignment Pope Exhorts
Surgeons To
Heed Ethics
what they misunder
not understand ade-
intervention is need
be as brief as pos-
Where his
priests wonder
ever afterward
what happened
Maybe it does
not o u to
them that they
were to blame,
they realized they
ed, it should
sible Then he should again make
himself as invisible and as silent
as possible.
No member s questions or state
ments, o w e v e preposterous,
should ever be greeted with de
vision, or scorn, or a casting of
the eye heavenward. That is fatal.
If you want to drive members
away, you can do it that way.
Another way in which a leader
can wreck a study club is to give
long dissertations. Nobody knows
better than 1 do how much fun it
is to shoot off your mouth. But
shooting off your mouth bores peo
ple still unless you re a Frank
Sheed or a Fulton Sheen, with an
endless fund of fascinating and
enlightening talk.
Most of us including most
priests are neithei Sheens nor
Sherds And 1 happen to know
that both Sheed and Sheen, al
though they can hold you spell
bound tor hours, are very accom
plished in the art ol listening II
they weren’t, they wouldn’t know
as much as they do.
Missouri Court
Ends Bus Rides
For Cat holies
a study
good of
will get
If all boils down to this
club is primarily for the
the members. The leader
lhe most good out of it by doing
(he most good for them II that
isn't his purpose, he should skip it.
-------------------Q------------------
Bed Raid Forces
Evacuation Of
College Buildings
Bl K ill Vietnam (Radio NC)
Two of the principal buildings
ol the seminary and college raid
cd here by communist led Viet
Minh troops have been so severely
damaged by shell tire that they
have had to he evacuated by the
students for complete reconstruc
tion.
Fom Sisters of the Rosary were
murdered and a number of others
wounded during the raid.
The raid was carried out hy some
600 heavily armed Viet Minh
troops The exact purpose of the
id is still a mystery pillage as
veil as terror have been suggested
as motives.
the nuns, it has now been as
certained, wore killed by machine
gun fire while praying in their
chapel.
Staffed by ten priests and 25 lay
professors, the seminary and col
It ge serve 240 seminarians and
about 800 other students.
Jail Catholics In Cuba
For Denouncing Batista
HAVANA. Cuba —(NC)—Wide
spread protests followed in the
wake of an incident here when
government troops broke up a po
litical demonstration staged by the
Catholic Action Youth Federation
and arrested a group of Catholic
Action leaders.
The Catholic celebration was in
tended to commemorate the birth
of the Cuban Republic in 1902, and
to pay tribute to Jose Marti and
Father Felix Varela, two outstand
ing leaders in the Cuban independ
ence movement. All necessary per
mits had been secured from the
municipal authorities.
Headed by Captain Perez Panto
ja, soldiers came upon the demon
stration when Amalio Fiallo. form
er president of the Catholic youth
group, was delivering a speech at
a meeting that followed an im
pressive torchlight procession. The
captain ordered him to “end your
speech in five minutes.”
‘‘It does not matter,” Mr. Fiallo
was reported as replying. “Five
minutes are sufficient to say what
should be done to
fore he had time
else, the officer
meeting be ended
same time, his men seized four of
the Catholic leaders present. They
included, besides Mr. Fiallo.
Andres Valdespino. professor
lav. at the National University
Jose I^avastida, president of
Legion of Decency and Carlos Bar
ren). chief organizer
onstration.
save Cuba.” Be
to say anything
demanded the
at once. At the
Dr.
of
Dr.
the
of the dem-
were accom-
The arrested men
panied to the local barracks by
an indignant crowd clamoring
their release and shouting
mands for the restoration of
Cuban constitution. The constitu
tion was set aside more than a
year ago by the de facto regime of
General Fulgencio Batista. When
the crowd refused to disperse, the
soldiers charged the people, waving
their machetes and firing shots in
the air. One woman, mother of six.
was seriously wounded hy a bullet
that had not been aimed high.
lor
de
the
The Catholic leaders were re
leased early the following morning.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (NC)
Free bus service for hundreds of
Missouri school children
cut off by the state’s
court.
has been
supreme
free bus
A statute allowing
transportation for parochial and
private school children is con
trary to Missouri State law the su
preme court derided. Almost 100,
000 pupils attend Missouri's ele
mentary and secondary parochial
schools.
The statute which allowed local
communities to decide whether pa
rochial school children should re
reive free bus service was declared
unconstitutional by the Court, re
versing the decisions of a county
court ami Division Number 1 of
the Supreme Court which had both
approved the statute.
In the ruling which ends exist
ing service for parochial school
children in many Missouri rural
areas, the court pointed to the state
constitution which says public
school funds must be use 1 for the
purpose ol maintaining free public
schools.
The opinion maintained that
funds used to transport children to
and from Catholic schools “are not
used for the purpose of maintain
ing free public schools and that
such use of said funds is unlaw
ful.”
of
he
the an
In 1951, when the Missouri House
of Representatives Education Com
mittee had attempted to end trans
portation aid to parochial school
children, a storm of protest from
Missouri citizens caused the legis
lature to pass a bill which con
tinued to allow state funds for
transportation of parochial and pri
vate school students.
Catholic elementary and high
schools in Missouri enroll 100.000
pupils.
(loin mini ion By Proxy
PUNO. PERU The Legion
Mary in Saint Mary parish here
carrying on an intensive drive
in monthly Com
by a Communion
a recent survey
back a list of ac-
Barrero being required to raise bail
in the amount of $100.
The Batista government upheld
the arrests, charging that "partisan
political speeches” were made at
the Catholic meeting. This was re
futed by Angel del Cerro, presi
dent of the Catholic Action Youth
Federation, who said:
“We voice our most energetic
protest.” the Catholic youth leader
added, "at this attempt against the
dignity of the human person.”
The incident was given front
page prominence by newspapers
throughout the country and was
mentioned also by many radio com
mentators. Joining Catholic groups
in protests against the incident
were many secular newspapers and
even organizations which are re
garded as being generally unfriend
ly toward the Catholic Church.
Drain
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Genuine Parts
BATTERIES S7.60
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Phone 6616 $107 E. Main St.
Newark
BEST BUT IN USED CARS
rhe WYETH-SCOTT Co
Manufacturer, of
Concrete Product*
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NEWARK OHIO
The
John J. Carroll
Store
Newark
“Th* Slort That It Difftrtnl"
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Sam Alban/c
57-59 W. Main Si. Newark
IRADF WITH I’HE
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l^t a Times Classified dispose of
those no-longer-needed-items
BORDEN'S
Dairy & Ice Cream Co
Phone 4053
WHEN YOU WANT GOOD
FURNITURE—GO TO
CARLILE'S
West Main at Arcade Annex
Ted's Jewelry
Newark
of
is
to
k
interest the men
munion followed
Breakfast. After
members brought
ceptances and refusals The most
interesting came from a local cab
allero.
“I like the idea.” said the gen
tleman. “I’ll send a representative
for Communion, but I’ll be there
for the breakfast.”
-----------------o
Book By 60-Year Priest
LEVIS, Que., June 22 (NC—
Msgr. Elias Roy, assistant to the
superior of Levis College here, has
had a book published on the eve
of his 60th anniversary as a priest.
The 400-page volume deals with
century-old levis College
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FHA and Conventional
Improvement Loans
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The Guarantee, Title & Trust Co,
22 W. Gay St. Columbus, O
Est 1899 MA. 5531
Phone 49242
7 Union St.
ALTMEYER
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OPEN SUNDAYS
Phone 32151
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PHONE 4184
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THE
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COMPANY
VATICAN CITY (Radio, NC)
—Members of the International
College of Surgeons were told by
His Holiness Pope Pius XII that
“the fundamental principles of
ethics and religion must at all
times guide and govern medical
practice
The surgeons, gathered here for
an international congress, were re
ceived in audience in Consistorial
Hall by the Pope.
“Yours is a noble profession.”
he told them. "Your responsibility
to society is grave Grave, too. is
your responsibility to God, the
Creator and Supreme Master of the
life that is in your hands.’
The Holy Father promised “fer
vent prayers that God. the Divine
Physician, may reward you for
your charity and that His law may
illumine the path along which you
progress.”
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