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Springs to Offer
Saturday Classes
For Teachers
Sister Coralita. OP. Ph. D., Com
munity Supervisor of Schools for
the Dominican Sisters, has an
nounced a tentative program of
Course offerings for Saturday
Classes at the College of St. Mary
of the Springs. These will include
General Science. Bacteriology.
American Masters. Principles of
Education, American Political In
stitutions, and Music Appreciation.
Other courses may be added.
Registration for classes should
be made at Sister Coralita’s office
this week. Classes will begin on
Saturday, Sept. 26. Already listed
among registrants are Dominican
and Franciscan Sisters. Sisters of
Mercy. Sisters of the Good Shep
herd. and several lay teachers.
Since 1890
Insured Savings
Safe Deposit
A
The
Boxes
Time
Those of you who are bard at
latching on to an education ought
to have St. Jerome as your special
patron. The good man’s feastday is
next Wednesday the last of Septem
ber. He lived from 342 to 4’20. and
in those days a fellow really had
to go out for an education. Jerome
covered most of the earth, and
read everything he could get his
eye' on. He translated the Bible
into Isatin, and for that we ought
to remember him the rest of our
days. When lessons get tough, pray
to great St. Jerome.
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A convenient, hospitebl* home in the
heart of the world’* greatest city. Near
famous department store district. 250
comfortable, modern rooms. Delightful
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lobby courteous service.
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Life
Of
Your
B9 FAIRER GABRIEL BAFFORD
The Saint of the Week
A Herd Row
Isn’t it disgusting to see so many
people who disregarded your ad
vice get along better than you?
Teachers, Bless 'Em
There are a lot of great persons
alive today who claim that their
teachers inspired them to pu^h
ahead regardless of difficulties. It
is a good idea to keep that in mind
as you sit in class listening to the
one who is trying to pour a bit
of education into your system. The
better your teachers get to know
you the more help they will he
able to pass your way. If you want
to be smart, heed their advice.
Flying Corks from the
Pop Hous*
‘I’m going to have my eyes ex
am.c.ed: I think 1 saw a truck that
wasn’t double-parked.”
Happy Happy
If you want to be happy, you
have to be busy. That may sound
like an old saw, but its age does
not take anything away from its
value. It does help, though, to try
to like the things that make or
keep you busy. And you may a
well like them, for you have to do
the stuff anyway. Offer your day’s
work to God for the good of man
kind. dig in, and do your duty.
You will be happy,
sure.
that much is
Showing
it again. Yup
Your Speech Is
I’m hearing about
thi’t’s right As soon as the hoys
and girls start off to school, some
one drops me a note about the care
less language that is being used by
some of our better boys and girls
attending Catholic high schools.
Well, it’s up to you. Young people
attending Catholic schools are real
ly on the spot more so than at any
other time in their lives. Please
measure every word and every ton
ic. Remember: what you say is
heard by others to whom you arc
not speaking. It isn’t ea*-v. hut
after all. if you want to talk, you
have to pay the price of caution.
It's No Sin
Some holy souls get the idea
that there is something just a lit
lie bit wrong with being popular.
Perhaps it is all part of a point
ol view. Many ot the writer' on the
subject of doing as much good as
possible for the cause ol Christ
say that the more popular a pel
son is the more chance he has of
influencing greater numbers of
persons. Il looks as though we
ought to live it up. and got a^
many people as we can interested
in the good hie. Of course, we are
thinking of being good as well
as being popular. Any misguided
soul who buys popularity at the
cost of virtue ought 1o be locked
up before he is caught. Make
the friends you can for Christ.
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all
Begins With
Regular classes began on Thins
day, September 17. Eighty fresh
men registered for the fall term
received their caps and gowns in a
traditional ceremony on Sunday.
September 20. in the presence of
relatives and friends.
Evening Class**
Registrations are still being ac
cepted for the evening classes at
the College of St. Mary of the
Springs. For the third consecutive
year, I he College is sharing its fac
ulty and facilities with the men
and women, married or single, in
the area who wish to further
their intellectual and cultural de
velopment.
This year new courses are being
introduced in Journalism and in
Modern Science for the Layman.
Courses in Ceramics, Art Appreci
ation. Education. Typing, French,
Spanish. Music. Public Speaking,
Home Economics. Library Science.
Psychology and Theology will also
be available.
Classes, scheduled for Monday
and Thursday evenings, will begin
on September 28. All information
concerning them may be obtained
from the registrar, Sister Marie
Rosaire.
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COLUMBUS. OHIO
THE CATHOLIC TIMES, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 5, 1 9 5 3
Activity in the Diocesan Cath
olic Youth Council is on the up
swing with the advent of the Fall
season. The CYC officers are busy
ing themselves with plans tor two
big occasions to come very soon
National Catholic Youth Week and
the National Catholic Youth Con
vent ion in Boston. Plans for both
will be discussed at a special meet
ing of Diocesan Officers on Sun
day, October 4th at the Youth Bu
reau.
Reports at the last Diocesan
meeting in August were encourag
ing to the officer' present. Bright
spot on the report was the fact
Attention: All younp Catho
of the City of Columbus
are pact high school age
are interested in bowling
asked to call or write to
lies
who
and
Catholic Youth Bureau as
the
soon as possible.
that the Youth Council was again
active in the w'ork for the St. Vin
cent Orphans Picnic held on July
4th. The Central Deanery council
scared up enough young people to
operate a booth while a good
number of youth from the Eastern
Deanery came in from Lancaster,
Bremen and New I^xington to
work the entire day in another
booth.
Speaking of the Eastern Dean
ery the accent is really on the Spir
itual program. The youth council
sponsors a day of recollection ev
ery three months for the young
people of the area. The latest one
was at St. Mary's in Sugar Grove,
conducted by the Pastor, Father
Robert Schmidt. There were about
twenty young people on hand—en
couraging to everyone though
there was plenty of room for more.
These days of recoil setion begin
at 2:30 p.m. with a conference.
There follow
Cross, other
amination of
od closes in
Holy Hour.
the
its
The College of St. Mary of
Springs opened officially
twenty-ninth academic year voter
day. September 24, with a Mass of
the Holy Ghost celebrated by Bish
op Ready in the Chapel ol Christ
the King at nine o’clock. During
the Mass, the student body sang a
program of hymns under the di
reetton of Sister M. Helene, O.P.
the Stations of the
conferences and ex
conscience. The peri
the evening with a
The Central Deanery CYC met
Ihis past week. Plans for revamp
ing the bowling league and the
Playmakers group were discussed.
There is indication of a good bit of
interest among the young people
of the city in both activities.
DIOCESAN CAMP NOTES:
Will Guide Catholic Colleize Students
i
At the 10th National Congress of the National Federation of Catholic College Students, held in Cin
cinnati, Ohio, these officers were elected to lead the group for the 1953-54 term. Left to right: Jonn
Keene, of Iona College, New Rochelle, N. Y., vice-president of International Affairs Buel Adams, St.
Joseph's College, Collegeville, Ind., treasurer David McWhirter, Loyola University, Los Angeles, pres
ident Jean Flanigen, D'Youville College, Buffalo, N. Y., vice-president student affairs Ted Wede
meyer. Holy Cross College, Worcester. Mass., vice-president, social action affairs Bernard Scherer,
St. Vincent College, Letrobe, Pa., vice-president, religious affairs.
YOUTH
grounds arc wrapped up for the
winter and the Counsellors are
back at their winter work. The
staff from St. Joseph s are all hard
at work pursuing their courses in
preparation for the Priesthood.
From Miss Mary B. Lynch comes
the word that .Miss Alice Kiernan
is teaching at a girls’ academy in
MURRAY
By
the
IoWeR
i
Gone
but not forgotten are the balmy
days of St. Rita and St. Joseph. A
record number of young people at
tended both camps during the past
season. The buildings and the
Hoh Father Congratulates
Duquesne on Aiinhersary
PITTSBURGH (NC) His Holi
ness Pope Pius XII has sent papal
blessings to Duquesne University
here in recognition of the univer
sity's diamond Jubilee. The spe
cial blessing was announced by
Father Vernon F. Gallagher,
C. S. Sp., President of the uni
verstiy.
&
Founded in 1878, the University
has launched a $13,000,000 devel
opment program and awarded 281
scholarships to Pittsburgh parishes
to mark the jubilee.
Where is
you* share?
ym
h» next pay cheek
lath How imoeb
will »ou bear for root
Will »ou .penr
port ter
for all
bill* an
part of
belong.
•n jo*
St Bi.ck«y«
orniwtloa
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Kent Ohio. Miss Kiernan graduated
from the College of Education oi
St. Mary of the Springs last year.
Mi'-s Laura Guerin is now in the
Novitiate of the Notre Dame Sis
ters, Mis.' Barbara Koontz and Miss
Mary Sorg are back at Ohio State
and all the other counsellors have
returned to their schools.
Litfle-Kn own Facts for Catholics
th£
C# avert this door in
Qundulf of Koches ter in tnl i/TH Cen ruR v.
0. P. Gallo
MEN'S
18
N. 3rd St
E
Galway,
IRELAND, MARK. THE SPOT WHERE
MAJOR. LYNCH, 15™CENTURY MAYOR
OF GALWAY', executed HIS SON FOR.
MURDER DESPITE THE INTERCESSION
OF THE TOWNSPEOPLE. fiNOFf THIS
(jR/N lUSTICCTNE PHPASE ..
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THE REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
1$ THE ONLY CHRISTIAN NATION IN
ASIA. SIXTEEN A
ITS POPULATION
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Rentals
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Funeral Directors
Cor. Winter & Franklin
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The firms- listed here deserve
to be remembered when you are
distributing your patronage to
.he different lines of business.
The Peoples Store
Delaware
College Paper,
Magazine Rate
‘All Catholic’
Two publications of the College
of St. Mary of the Springs received
the ALL-CATHOLIC rating from
the Catholic School Press Associa
tion in its fall survey.
The Spring Times, campus news
paper edited by Barbara Floyd
under the supervision of Father
Leonard J. Fick, received 905 out
of a possible thousand points. It
rated excellent in diffusion of Ca
tholic thought, service to school
and communitv, editorials, news
and feature coverage. Its physical
appearance, typography, layout,
and design received special com
mendation.
The literary quarterly, The
Ton er, edited by »Mary Catherine
Zang with Sister Maryanna, O. P.,
as moderator, received 910 points
out of one thousand, rating of
excellent was awarded to the
magazines Catholicity, service to
student body, articles, poetry, and
makeup.
The title ALL-CATHOLIC is an
indication that the judges feel that
a publication is furnishing the
religious and intellectual purposes
of the school. It indicates, accord
ing to the association, that the
publication is performing its func
tion in an unmistakeably Catholic
spirit and with sufficient intel
lectual, grammatical, artistic, and
journalistic competence to make
it a contributing force in the
spiritual and intellectual life of
student readers.
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gT
Franciscan Sister Dies
Sister M. Veronica OSF, 88. for
mer Sacristin at St. Charles Col
lege, Columbus, for 24 years, died
Saturday, September 12, at St.
Aloysius Academy, New Lexington.
Surviving are two sisters. Sister
M. Godfrey and Sister M. Henries,
both of Sacred Heart Hospital,
Harve, Montona.
Requiem high Mass was cele
brated in the academy chapel Tues
day, September 15.
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SEWING MACHINES
SALES & SERVICE
Our wonderful Sisters of Nazareth beg for your alms for their work
in the dispensary at Irbid in the Jordan desert. Their loving care
of the poor sick Arabs is making lasting impressions. $10 in medi*
cines goes far there.
SISTER MERCY
In the name of Our ady of Morey the plead* for your morcy fa
help her with the funds for her training. It cost* $150 a year for two
years to train her. Won't you help her by giving this yearly sum in
any convenient installments. You'll be forever in her grateful prayers.
Many sacred articles are needed in our mission chapels to carry out
properly the divine worship. Perhaps you'd like to give:
Chalice
Mass hell ..............
Stations .........
.... $40 Mass vestment
5 Censer, boat ....
...... 25 Pyx ...................
We have two veliant
work now. We must
center
in Kerak and
You can help
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our
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We Service. Repair and Electrify
11 makes ot Sewing Machines
NEEDLES FOR ALL HOUSEHOLD
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AMPLE PARKING FACILITIES
Louie Stadlmayr—Owner
Established 1911
“where sewing ichines are
a bustness not a sideline”
LOUIE'S
SEWING MACHINE SHOP
993 Sullivant Ave
How Can He Do It?
Ever try to imagine yourself in the Holy Father's place? To carry all
th* world's care* and problems. In th* Neer East, for example, there
are 12 countries and six other territories. All the bishops, priests end
Sisters there look to him for help to carry on God's work. Further
more, for a while the Holy Father has the added burden of food, clothes,
schools, medicine, and shelter for 850,000 refugees for Palestine.
How can he do it? Only because he has wonderfully loyal people like
you who sacrifice to answer his plea for help. During October the Holy
Father appeals to us all to send him our membership offerings.
Deceased also are enrolled.
$50 Candles, year ....
...... 20 Confessional ......
...... 15 Altar linens .....
APOSTLES ALL
helpers to accomplish the gigantic
task given them. More and more,
we must have their help in the
Near East,
"teams" at
build one
another in
with your mite.
had to have lev RAPHAEL has two mor* years
Is there ROOM FOR GOD in YOUR WILL? Remember His missions.
HEARTS IN UNISON
You may bo sure your own heart will be in unison with th* IMMAC
ULATE HEART OF MARY if you have remembered Her now FATIMA
SHRINE to be built in JORDAN. When you send your alms ask for
Monsignor McMahon's new pamphlet, "Hills of Morning—Whence
and Whither Palestine?" A block cost* $10.
The boys at St. Mary’s Orphanage in India merit your pity. They
sleep, study and play in the same room. No other room, even for the
sick ones. Your mite to ORPHAN’S BREAD will help add a room.
AMAZED
Yes, you will be when you read all that the Holy Father ha* done in
the past five year* for the Arab REFUGEES from Palestine. Ask
for "Sufficient For the Day" when you send your mite or FOOD
PACKAGE ($10).
(&12earGst(Dissioi2Sjtt]
French Cardinal Spellman, Franidant M»gr. Thames J. McMahan, Nat I Secy
Sand all cammvnicaHam ta:
CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION
480 Lexington Avo. of 46th St. Now York 17, N. Y.
.. $20
..... 50
... 15
before his active apostolate in the
priesthood begins. This poor boy
hasn't the means needed for these
last two years training $100 a
year. If you give this help now,
yours will be a rich share in his
prayers end apostolic labors.

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