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BUYERS GUIDE Says Advanced Religion Study Will Help Youth Avoid Pitfalls CASTELGANDOLFO, Italy (Radio, NC) Eight hun dred youthful winners in a national catechetical contest were admonished bv His Holiness Pope Pius XII that it is absolutely necessary to continue the advanced study of religion as well as of other subjects. Accompanied by 120 prie.d-cate chisls, the students w’ere received by the Holy Father at an audience in his summer place here. He told them that no one would expect of them the depth of understanding enjoyed by a student of theology, but added: “However, you must flee from Hny manuals, which are insuffic ient for men of culture, and guard yourselves against a superficiality which creates easy illusions, and then unfailingly brings delusions to him who is satisfied with memor ized formulas.” Pope Pius agreed that Catholic students must excel in all branches of culture, because duty demands it, and the Church wants it. “But it is likewise certain.” he stated, “that the ever-growing de velopment of your historical, lit erary and scientific knowledge, without the necessary adequate deepening of religion, could be most dangerous to your souls.” Advanced study of religion, the 'ALWWIj WINNER/ EBNER Coal and Supply Co. HARDWARE & COAL JE. 5407 o. 1843 Denune Columbus. "Ebner's Qua/ity Coal'1 WE PAY YOU 6% INTEREST Let Your Money Work For You. Offer Limited to State of Ohio. COLUMBUS DISCOUNT AND LOAN 598 E. 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Danville 59-B Danville, Ohio Pontiff assured the students, would help them to avoid the pitfalls of doubt, “which is so dangerous to souls.’’ He distinguished between “static” and “dynamic” doubt, the former being based, he said, on ig norance, or meager or imperfect understanding. He said he had no fear of dynamic doubt, because “that is what brings the mind to the feet of truth by stimulating to new further study and new con quests.” The Pope told the students mot to be afraid lest the further study of religion would cast them on the reefs of “any contrary scientific truth whatever.” “True science,” he said, “can never be contrary to the Faith, because one truth can never be in contrast with another, the author of all truth being the one. same, true God.” In a special woM to the priest catechists, the Holy Father cau tioned them that the effort to in struct and inform students should never neglect the development and perfection of their act of Faith. “It would do no good.” he said.' “for them to understand well if they not also believe well all that God has revealed and the Church proposes for belief.” -o------------------- Bright Spot A soldier wrote the other day that he is delighted with his new’ camp. He says that the fellows are educated, they read newspapers. The camp he left had a gang of comic book children, and it both ered him no end. It is a good idea to put away the things of a child when you have passed the age of childhood. Begin to develop tastes for worth-while, intelligent read ing or you will always be childish in the things that amuse you. All newspapers aren’t worthwhile. Many of the featured stories are sensationally wrong kind of read ing matter. ------------------o.................... Thought for the Weak Others don’t want to hear xvhat you think of them: sometimes they hope you don’t think. PORTSMOUTH'™ BUSINESS EQUIPMENT Stnitb-Corona Typewriters and Clary Add nK Franchise Dealer. Stsple ton Office Supply. 829 Sixth, Phone 8-2781 Coal DUNN COAL CO. Gallia and Broadway Streets Painting Decorating PAINTING Inside and Out Steaming off Meer. Pateb Plaster. Floor Fin. O. Greenwood. Ph. 4-89(7 C. Herrman & Sons Co. MEAT MARKETS Eithth and Marra? 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The group had met to assemble the data they have been collecting recently in their “Historical and Geographical Study of the Diocese of Columbus.” The study which has been con ducted by members of the Five Deanery Catholic x'uth Councils will be presented orally by the officers at the first session of the “Institute for Youth Officers” at St. Joseph Academy, sponsored by the Diocesan Catholic Youth Council on Sunday, Oct. 18. The institute will mark the opening of the local observance of National Catholic Youth Week which is ob served from Oct. 18-25. This study project, which has been under way for the past few weeks, is designed to acquaint the young people with the Church in the Diocese. Maps Lave been drawn showing the counties and their populations which comprise lhe five deaneries of the Diocese. Sta tistics have been gathered showing the number of parishes, the approx imate number of Catholics in the territory, the number of Catholic Schools, and the approximate num ber of Catholic young people at tending the public schools. The study will also contain a brief sketch of the history of the Deanery along with a summary of the Natural and Industrial resour ces that are found therein. The or ganization of the Catholic Youth program plus a sketch of the w’ork of the non-Catholic and interde nominational groups of the area, will also be contained in the re port. The day-long Institute which is open to interested Catholic young people and adult leaders will be educational and informative. It will close with a Holy Hour at Holy Cross church at 4:45 m. Members of the Catholic Youth Council have been hard as work during the past two w’eeks visiting the pastors of the Diocese to ask their help in recruiting young people to attend this Institute. The program is designed especially for High School graduates and Sen ior High school students. NORTHSIDE MANOR REST HOME Central Ohio's Most Modern Home For The Contaleecent and Chronic Patients. 24 HOUR NURSING SERVICE Lucile Van Nostrand. Director Avalon Rd. (1912 The Commercial & Savings Bank Insured Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Danville 34 Danville. Ohio Curfman Heating & Air Conditioning LENNOX Gas Furnaces REPUBLIC Gas Burners BRYANT Gas Furnaces 1 N. Main 32911 Hadley’s Furniture and Appliances 28 East Gambier Street Across The Street From The A Market ------------------&*-- Council Officers Prepare for Youth Institute Youth leaders from throughout the diocese met Sunday to prepare for the “Institute for Youth Officers' scheduled for Oct. 18, which will mark the local observance of National Catholic Youth Week. Pictured above, left to right, behind Father Richard Dodd, Diocesan Youth Director, are Hugh Durbin representing the northern deanery Margaret Konkler of the eastern deanery Don Sorohan, president of the Catholic Youth Council Patricia Kelly of the southern deanery, and Ann Cannon of the central deanery. Library Notes Song of the Honda Exciting, Educational Story of Peru Song of the Honda, Rector Law rence Lee, Little Brown and Co., Boston, 1953, $2.50. Song of the Honda, is a most ap propriate title for this story of a Peruvian boy who loved music. He also wanted to become expert in whirling the honda (a long sling used by the Incas). Tomo, in prov ing himself a man after his twelfth birthday, tangles with a timber cat, survives a swirling river into which he falls, drives a llama train, and has several encounters with rob bers. The young boy comes through these exciting episodes with rather sudden and unexpected success, but the variety of his experiences will be thrilling to adventure-lov ing boys. Besides a plot that is packed with excitement, young readers will get a good picture of some of the customs and conditions pre vailing in Latin America. The sim ilarities and differences shown be tween the children of their nation and the children of ours will take a firm step in developing our Good Neighbor policy. S.M.F. The Good Luck Colt, Genevieve Easmes, Julian Messner, Inc. Any boy or girl who loves horses will enjoy reading this story. The author has such a charming style that less than five minutes’ reading time transforms the reader into Martin Dennis, who raised and trained the colt, and finally found himself owner of a winning horse. The “horse-talk” throughout the By J. MURRAY ■The Bishop of Orleans, France up to the French. Revolution had the privilege of pardoning’ eVertj criminal the city’s jails on the dau he solemnly took possession of From the Deportment of Library Science College of St. Mary of the Springs —...... his See. FLXTON (ST FELIX’S TOWN) MO RATES THE SAINT RN ENGLAND ON SIGN BON RD. A WHO TO E ITS tale will prove agreeable to all horse fans. Even more agreeable is the acquaintance made with Mar tin Dennis. The complete under standing which exists between Martin and his mother, and the man-to-man companionship which he has with his father, make him a boy to be admired. Martin is a normal American boy with troub les, and a younger brother gets him down at times but his knack of facing each difficulty is inspira tional. The book is further enhanc ed by interest-raising black and white illustrations by Paul Brown. All of which leads but to one con clusion: the Good Luck Colt is worthwhile reading, S.M. Tim and the Brass Buttons, by Ruth Tooze, Julian Messner, Inc., N.Y. 1951, $1.50. This book gives a very interest ing account of the adventures of a small boy and his dog. With the co operation of his parents and his friend, Mike, the policeman, Tim develops many good character traits. It provides excellent mater ial for the teaching of social stud ies in the primary grades. The only unfavorable criticism of this book is the unattractiveness of the lack of color in the illustrations. S.M.R. o------------------ MT. ST. FRANCIS, Ind. (NC) The Franciscan Conventuals’ re cently-dedicated Assumption Semi nary at Chaska, Minn., has been designated a major seminary. BUT U for atholica memorial pjioattitude,poet ike Irish ckoraoteristic is represented sitiinq on a. tNOll. in. Square. ‘IMlS DELIGHTFUL CARVlNG OF THE? Cobbler of Rouen Stall Toepfner’s Fifth Ave. 1352 W. FIFTH AVE. Says—Next to a new Studebaker your best automobile BUY is a used STUDEBAKER. Reconditioned by Joe Toepfner’s factory trained mechanics. We are Studebak er specialists use genuine Studebaker parts backing each Studebaker with our 30-day guarantee. Buy from your Studebaker Dealer—“That’s Safety.” 1352 W. 5th Ave. appears on a in the french cathedral ». DIOCESAN Fridsy. Ort. 9, 1953 Youth NEWS NEW PHILADELPHIA A new Boy Scout Troop, No. 89. has been chartered at Sacred Heart, and three patrols have been organized under the direction of John Curtis, Harold Endres and Tom Karl. Installation ceremonies took place in the parish church as Ear) Foutz, chairman of the organiza tion and extension committee of the Boy Scouts in this area, pre sented the charter to Matthew Smith, a member of the scout com mittee at Sacred Heart. Father Ambrose Freund, the pastor, gave the Scouts their cards and deliver ed a short address. Siegel Tschappat is the Scout master, Frank Fantin the assist ant, and Mike Yosick, the explorer advisor. Other committee members are Arthur Randall, Paul Roberts, Aloysius Abel and Father Freund. The troop will hold its first Court of Honor later in October and a father-son Halloween party is be ing planned. The Area Lay Committee on Catholic Scouting will have its first meeting at the Youth Bureau with in the next week. Francis Spetch is chairman of the committee and Edward Boudrie is secretary. The committee’s main business will be to fill the vacancies existing on the fourteen man board which is in the area of the local cou’icil of the Boy Scouts of *.menca. This com mittee comprises Franklin, Fela ware, Union, Madison, Fayette. Pickaway, Fairfield and Hocking counties. The other counties of the Diocese are included under anoth er local council. All troops are en couraged to send any news of their activity to the Catholic Youth Bu reau 246 East Town St, Columbus 15, Ohio. Diocssan Youth Council: Plans were made at the meeting last week in Columbus for attend ing the National Catholic Youth Conference in Boston the week of November 5 to 14. President Dan Sorohan and secretary Mary Kay Ruddy will represent the Diocese as official voting delegates. Other officers will attend as observers. CENTRAL DEANERY The Play makers met last week and talked plans for reorganiza tion. The group will be under su pervision of the Catholic Y'outh Bureau. The CYO Choristers and Social Action Study Club will like wise meet within the next few weeks to seek for greater mem bership and more activity. EASTERN DEANERY: Mr. Robert Gable of St. Rose Parish. New Lexington, Ohio, has been appointed President of the Eastern Deanery Catholic Youth Council to succeed Mr. Ted Schmeltzer who resigned last week. Mr. Gable, recently returned from three years of duty with the armed forces, has been active in the Coun cil u'ork. He is a graduate of Co lumbus St. Charles Prep School and attended the College depart ment there. LOOSE LEAF DEVICES OFFICE SUPPLIES FILING EQUIPMENT FAVORS AND NOVELTIES NITSCHKE BROS. 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Good Steaks & Chicken and HOME MADE PASTERIES. Premium Beers A Fane? Drinks. WASHINGTON—(NC)—FBI Di rector J. Edgar Hoover has issued a statement in connection with National Catholic Youth Week de claring that “faith is the source of our national energy” and “an es sential ingredient of free govern ment.” Catholic Youth Week, sponsored by the Youth Department of the National Catholic Welfare Confer ence. will be observed-Oct. 18-25. Its theme is. “America’s Hope Youth with Faith: Faith in God. Faith Country. Faith in Family and Faith in Themselves.” In his message. Mr. Hoover declared: “The world in which we live Is plagued by evil forces, A barbar ian ideology threatens our stand ards of morality and decency, standards which have been the guideposts of our civilization. There are those who would assist these alien forces. There are oth ers who, bereft of will, drift su pinely with this tide which threat ens us. “The attitudes are wrong. They are the surest way to destroy the America which faith made great. Palestine Tense Pilgrims Warned ROME (Radio, NO Pilgrims to Palestine have been warned to be “most careful” in making travel arrangements, because of renewed tension between Jews and Arabs. The warning was made in a report from Jerusalem published here by Fides, a Catholic mission news agency. The report stated that both sides seem to expect a surprise attack, with the Arabs showing particular nervousness. The Arabs, it declar ed, have refused entry to any vis itor whose passport bears an Is raeli visa. —----------------O--------------- Statues from Argentina TOBE. Japan (NC) Two beautiful statues, a gift of the Piarist College in Buenos Aires, Argentina, were blessed at the Ca tholic Center here by Bishop Luke Arai of Yokohama, on the occasion of the Feast of St. Joseph Cala sanctius, founder of the Clerics Regular of the Pious Schools. 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