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6—THE CATHOLIC TIMES
Friday, Oct. 9, 1953
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Of Philippine’s Voters
MANILA (NC) A joint pastoral was issued here by
the Catholic Hierarchv of the Philippines stressing the duties
of Catholic voters in the coming November elections. The
Bishops said these obligations were not only to vote, but to
help maintain the freedom and integrity of the election polls.
Referring to the intense and in-/
creasing rivalry between National-!
ists and Liberals, which has alI
ready erupted into bloodshed ini
various sectors of the country, thel
Bishops said the November elec-l
tions may well be one of the del
cisive turning points in Philippine!
history. They stressed that any in-l
terference with the freedom of thel
ballot is a serious crime againstl
God and the State. I
“We here in the Philippines,"I
the Bishop asserted, “are approach
ing a very important event, thel
general elections, and party rival-1
ry has been brought to the keenest I
pitch. This rivalry is in itself al
good sign, as indicating a growing!
awareness among our people ofl
public issues and an increased po-l
litical maturity. I
Moderating Influence I
“But since such rivalry always I
carries with it the danger of civic!
dissension and national disunity,!
it seems opportune at this time!
that some moderating influence!
should make itself felt—an influ-l
ence capable of calming irritated!
tempers and ensuring that sound!
principles of prudence and morali
ty rather than factional hatred andl
personal enmities should dominate!
the conduct of the elections.”
Discussing the evil of election
frauds, the Bishops declared that
“surely every political leader
worthy of the name must see that
to violate the secrecy of the ballot
or to tamper with election returns
is to strike a blow at the very
heart of our democratic system.”
"Wa refuse to believe," tha Bish
ops said, "that any political leader
will even think of attacking or
undermining the sacred freedom
of the polls." However, they stated
that "should anyone attempt to do
so, we wish to maka it known that
such a man commits a grievous
crime against the fundamental law
of our Republic, against the estab-
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country."
The Bishops added that “God
will surely punish, if the State does
not, anyone who, for personal or
party considerations, sinks so low
as to preVent or sabotage free
fair elections.”
and
Stressing that the Church
no specific political alliance in the
coming political contest, the Bish
ops said that “we are, and always
have been, extremely careful not
to interfere in anything that is of
an exclusively political nature.”
Philippines HNS
Acts to Ban
Kinsey Book
Holy
MANILA (NC) The
Name Society of the Philippines
has taken steps to prevent the
Kinsey report on the sexual be
havior of the human female from
entering this country.
Teotimo Roja. national president
of the society, announced he has
written to the Collector of Cus
toms asking for a public hearing
so that the Catholic organiz-ation
can make known its reasons for
objecting
to the book.
learned that advance
the book are expected
around the end of Sept-
It was
copies of
in Manila
ember.
The Board of Censors of the
Bureal of Customs has the power
to ban the importation of the Kin
soy report if it deems it against
public morals.
Devotion to Our Lady
Grows in Cincinnati Area
An esti-
CINCINNATI—(NC
mated
cinnati
sumed
ular during the past
ing to the Catholic Telegraph Reg-
50.000 persons in the Cin
area have begun—or re
-wearing the Brown Scap
year, accord-
The Cincinnati archdiocesan
newspaper attributed this “rising
groundswell of interest’* to a “quiet
hut intensive campaign by mem
bers of the Third Order of Our
Ijidy of Mt. Carmel, the Catholic
War Veterans, the Legion of Mary,
and other groups, as well as in
dividual laymen and women.”
ViiMtralinn Papal Delegate
VATICAN CITY INC) Msgr.
Romolo Carboni. who served from
1941 to 45 in the Apostolic Dele
gation to the United States in
Washington, has been appointed
Apostolic Delegate to Australia. He
also was named Titular Archbishop
of Sidon, a See which is raised tem
porarily to an Archbishopric.
Paul Wailbacher, loft, and his
brother, Norbert, co owners of
Weilbacher's Dry Goods, 464 S.
Fourth St., along with other mer
chants throughout the world,
have os their patron saint, St.
Francis of Assisi, whose feast
day was celebrated lest week. In
the picture at right, the broth
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Bishop Sheen to Outline Goals
Of Mission Sunday in TV Talk
The purpose of the Society for the Propagation of the Feith
is to get those on the right, above, to give to those on the left side
of the picure. You cen do your pert Sundey, Oct. 18, Mission Sunday,
taken up for the Missions in ell
when a special collection will be
churches.
“The Church’s Community Chest
for her World Missions” is the title
by which Bishop Sheen this week
described the Society for the Prop
agation of the Faith in its annual
Mission Sunday observance, Oct.
Bishop Sheen, national director
of the Society, will telecast the ap
peal nationally over the A.B.C. tele
vision network. The program will
be carried locally by television sta
tion WTVN at 7:30 p. m., Sunday,
Oct. 11. He will explain that the
“means for conversions” prayer
and sacrifice, are sought for all the
missions of the whole church.
The goals are, first, the prayers
and sacrifices to obtain the grace of
conversion for 1,100.000,000 nftn
Catholics: and, second, the neces
sary funds to sustain 100.000 miss
ioners. 45.000 primary schools, 5000
middle schools. 1900 orphanages.
3400 dispensaries, 1200 hospitals
and 220 leprosaria.
Last year, iom» form of aid was
given to 60,000,000, the greatest
humanitarian work of the modern
world.
The collection, to be taken up in
all churches, Oct. 18, is a gift of the
St. Fiancis ot Assisi, bom thel
son of a merchant in the yearl
1182 A. D., was chosen ourl
Ixird to be a living example oil
Christ's suffering while on earth.I
When very young St. Francis was I
instilled with a high esteem andl
irning love ol poverty and humil I
iation. which led him to renounce I
the wealth and position that was!
available to him. The people ofl
Assisi, including his father, would!
laugh and jeer at him as he walk-1
ed through town garbed in thel
robes of poverty.
Hit entire life was devoted to
the teaching the multitudes that
came to listen to him. Frequently
St Francis would make a retreat in
to the desert, where he could be
alone to contemplate and pray.
While on one of his retreats, the
prints of the five bleeding
wounds of Christ appeared on
his hands, feet and side. With
the words “Welcome sister
Death” on his lips. St. Francis of
Assist died on October 4, 1226.
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faithful to the Holy Father who
supervises the distribution of the
funds. The policy of the Pope is to
distribute 51 percent among the
foreign missions, 40 percent among
the home missions of the United
States and Alaska, and the remain
ing 9 percent to the areas of the
Near East.
Last year, the faithful of the
Diocese of Columbus gove $31,000
to the Holy Father on Mission Sun
day, a figure representing a con
siderable amount over the national
average sacrifice of twenty cents
from each Catholic.
New Japanese Seminary
One of the most recent bright
spots in mission history that is a
direct result of last year’s Mission
Sunday collection, is the opening of
a seminary' in Tokyo to prepare
Japanese young men for the priest
hood.
Its construction w’as supervised
by Father Bruno Bitter, S. J., well
known in the Columbus Diocese.
Fr. Bitter, who has visited Colum
bus on several occasions, reports
that adult conversions numbered
10.669 during the past year.
For Attacks On Clergy
GRAZ. Austria Tito’s speech calling a halt to the beat
ing of priests and Bishops is seen here as an attempt to allay
aroused world opinion and to obviate discussion of these at
tacks at the forthcoming conference of the Interparliamentary’
Union in Washington.
It is reported here that Yugo
slav diplomats in the western Eu
ropaen capitals have repeatedly
warned the Foreign Office in Bel
grade that delegates to the Wash
ington conference (Oct. 9-14) would
charge the Yugoslav government
with direct responsibility for recent
attacks on priests and Bishops.
(Lawmakers from 33 nations, in
cluding Yugoslavia, are expected at
the Interparliamentary conference
in Washington. They will take
social, economic and international
problems and study what national
legislatures can do (o solve them.)
Tito's public "condemnation" of
these attacks and his statement that
they are against the law are view
ed here as an attempt to put the
Tito regime in the position of hav
ing no responsibility for them.
Tito spoke to a large crowd at
Ruma in the heart of an agricultur
al area near Belgarde. For obser
vers here, tuo things tood out in
his remarks:
The first was his concern over
world opinion. He told his listen
ers that the Churches were using
the attacks as an opportunity to
pursue their “hostile policy."
Secondly, Tito urged a mass boy
cott of the churches and the clergy,
as at least a temporary alternative
to violence.
'The impression among observers
here is that the truce called by
Tito is only temporary and may
be broken al any time. It is also
limit'd that none of the perpetra
tors of the violence against the
priests and Bishops have been pun
ished.
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As a result ol his teaching, peo-l
pie wanted to help him in his work
of conversions. St. Francis acquir
ed permission from Pope Innocent
111 to form a religious community
that has grown into several various
orders through the centuries.
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Why is it that secrets are so
hard to keep? Because they are
good news and above the gener
al average of information com
municated by
word of mouth.
Eve y i n
that is good
tends to dif
fuse itself. The
sun is good and
it diffuses it
self in light
and heat flow
ers are good
and diffuse
themselves in
their perfume
band and wife
secret that it diffuses itself in
the generation of children. God
is good, and He diffused Himself
in the revelation of the Old
Testament, in the Incarnation of
Jesus Christ and in the infusion
of His Redemptive Grace into
our souls through His Holy
Spirit. It was a secret so good
that not even God could keep
the love of hus
is such a good
Sunday, October 18th, is the
day in which the Catholics of the
world will have an opportunity
to prove themselves good. If
th**y love the secret of their Holy
Faith, they will be unable to
keep it to themselves: they de
sire to diffuse it to others in
the poor missions of the United
States, and to the 1.100.000.000
pagans in the foreign missions.
On that day the Society for the
Propagation of the Faith will
give you and your parish an op
portunity to prove that you aie
Catholic. Catholic means univer
sal, and universal means being
of the
the end:
missionary
earth.
3. 2 3 of
will go
of the
sacrifices
missions
of the
home
States.
of the
Holy Father for
to the
United
51%
to the
eign missions.
9% of the sacrifices
to the Catholic Near East.
sacrifices
will go
the for-
will go
Here are some reasons for not
keeping the secret of your faith,
but for telling it through sacri
fice.
1. 1/3 of the people of the
world earn less than 50c a week.
people of the
than $2.00 a
3 of
earn
less
world
week.
people of the
hungry every
bed
world go to
night.
4. If all the pagans walked in
single file, night and day, one
per second, it would take them
35 years to pass before you.
5. The average cigarette smok
er last year spent $95.00 on cig
arettes. This is twice as much
as the per capita income c' the
continent of Asia. It was also 186
times as much as the Catholics
give to support all the missions
both at home and abroad.
6. We must not go before the
Judgment Seat of God Barren.
He will ask each of us. “Where
are your children?" If we beget
them not in the flesh, we must
beget them in the Spirit by mak
ing converts. Your sacrifices
will help others make converts
in your name.
7. Thank God for your bless
ings, by a sacrifice which will
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God Love You-----------No
Everything That Is Good
Tends to Diffuse Itself
Fulton J. Sheen
by Bishop
make Him honored and loved by
others.
8. Make reparation for yout
sins by aiding in the conversion
of others.
9. Deny yourself a luxury, or
several days salary, or some of
your capital that you may by
that act of self-denial be incor
porated to Christ on the Cross.
10. If you miss the opportun
ity to sacrifice in your church
on October 18th. send your sac
rifice to your Diocesan Director
or to the National Director of
The Society for the Propagation
of the Faith.
GOD LOVE YOU to the fol
lowing: to G. D. $1. “It is the
ticket money for a movie that
my wife and I were going to
see. We found it on the objec
tionable list and did not go to
see it.” ... to B. O’D. “The en
closed $100 is for the missions.
It is what I had intended to spend
for a coat in the August sale."
to M. Y. “This $11.75 I re
ceived from my insurance and I
want to give it to you for The
Propagation of the Faith.” ... to
M.V.H. foi $57. “Earning this was
a sacrifice. Parting with it for
the missions is my reward.
Thanks for showing the way to
celebrate my 57th birthday.”
to A.J.L. who sent $3 in keep
ing with a promise to send the
first check in every checkbook
to the Missions ... to Mrs. B. “I
am sending you a check for $5.00
for the missions, in atonement
for all my sins.” ... To T. M.
and M. “I am 7 years old. I feel
very sorry for the little children
in the far away missions. Please
accept the enclosed $5 which I
received selling flowers in front
of my house.”
Cut out this column, pin your
sacrifice to it and mail it to the
Most Reverend Fulton J. Sheen.
ADams 1547
Recent disastrous earthquakes
Institutions Named
For Saints in Pakistan
KARACHI, Pakistan (NC)
Pakistan Catholics have expressed
regret over a new government rul
ing which in effect creates ob
stacles to naming new institutions
after saints.
The ruling states that in the*
future no institution in Pakistan
may be named after a non-Pakis
tani without previt us permission
of the government. It can be ob
tained from the governor general,
the prime minister or the provinc
ial governors.
National Director of The Society
for the Propagation of the Faith,
or your Diocesan Director, Fath
er James Kulp, 246 East Town
Street, Columbus 15, Ohio.
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Recent disastrous earthquakes demolished islands off the coast of
Greece, left thousands dead, thousands of families homeless, without
food or drinking water. Scenes like that above were multiplied
hundred times over. Archbishop Macrionitis, of Athens, writes to
Cardinal Spellman: "In addition, four churches, a school and the
houses of the priests were completely destroyed. Nothing remains.
Won’t you help him csre for his stricken people snd rebuild their
churches and school? Send your mite in thanks that God spared
your home and church.
SISTER TIMOTHY, a novice with the Poor Clares at Raruvannur,
India, needs the yearly cost ($150) of her training for her two-year
course. Won’t you adopt her by sending her this sum in any install
ments? Her endless prayers of gratitude will follow you all her lift
as a missionary.
MITES AND BEADS
Your dailv beads during October are specially pleasing to Mary. Our
new FATIMA SHRINE in Jordan will also be most pleasing to Her.
To our October beads won’t you add a mite to help us build it in
Her honor? When you send yours, ask for our new pamphlet, Hill*
of the Morning—Whence and Whither Palestine?"
Ol’R BROTHERS are the tireless helpers of our mission priests,
freeing them for more priestly works. Won't you help train a brother?
The novitiate in Ethiopia is in great need of help to carry on.. It
costs $200 to train a brother.
CHRISTMAS ALREADY?
Yes we must think months in advance for the Christmas needs of
our ’thousands of REFUGEES from Palestine. Won’t you send a
FOOD PACKAGE $10) to one of these families of Our Lord's home
land for His birthday. Your usable clothing will be a blessing. Send
them to our warehouse at 52-15 Flushing Ave.. Maspeth, N. Y. Ask
for "Sufficient Unto the Day” which tells all the Holy Father ha*
done for them so far,
RAPHAEL
Archangel Raphael accompanied and protected the younger Tobias
on his journey. The devout prayers of another Raphael will accom
pany through life a kind friend who helps him in his need now. He
has two more years in our seminary at Ain Warca. Lebanon. Hi*
yearly training costs $100. Can you give him this yearly sum in any
installments? He’ll never forget you.
OLR HOLY FATHER NEEfiS YOUR 'MEMBERSHIP OFFER
INGS.” IN OCTOBER EVERY MEMBER GET A NEW MEMBER.
ENROLL YOUR DECEASED.
LFT GOD BE IN I'OL’R WILL. REMEMBER HIS MISSIONS.
[&1lear £as Missions
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