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ft—THE CATHOLIC TIMES Friday, Jan 22 1064
Catholic Y onth
Bureau! Notes
Two unportant committee meet
ing? of the Council for Catholic
Youth of High School age were
held this week. The first, under
Chairman Jim Walters, was to dis
cuss further plans for the Catholic
Youth Adoration Society Monthly
Holy Hours. Members of this com
mittee include John Leach. Ruth
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Goddard. Peggy Ltterbeck. and
Marcia Siffelin. The other commit
tee talked over the plans for the
proposed city-wide Talent Show.
Tom Althauser chairmanned this
committee, consisting of Joan Di
neen. Pamela Bush. Jeamne Schnei
dec and others. The decisions 01
these groups will be made known
at a meeting of all the CYO presi
dents to be held very soon.
The Deanery Council of Catholic
Youth will hold its monthly meet
ings in parishes of the city during
the coming months. The first meet
ing. to be held this Sunday eve
ning, will be at the Corpus Christi
parish hall. President Bill Beck
met with his executive board this
past week and planned the agenda
for the meeting. The discussion
will be on “Devotion to the Bless
ed .Mother”, which is the topic out
lined for youth groups by the Di
ocesan Council.
The Eastern Deanery Council of
Catholic Youth named their Dean
ery chairmen during the past week.
Miss Imelda Kunkier of Junction
City is the Social Chairman, Miss
Anna Mae Lane of St. Mary, Lan
caster. is the Religious activities
chairman while Paul Kemp of Lan
caster is the Cultural chairman.
The Council at its last meeting dis
cussed the plans for putting the
Fiesta program into the Deanery
for the week after Easter.
Mr. Tom Keys of St. Catharine
parish. Mr. Francis Specht of Cor
pus Christi parish and Mr. Hilary
Folk of Christ the King parish will
head the Committee on Catholic
Scouting for lhe coming year. This
committee is the group that looks
out for Catholic interests in Scout
ing and also furthers the work of
Scouting among the atholic par
ishes. 'lhe regular meeting of the
committee is the 4th 'l ue.-day night
of every other month. The pro
gram for the scout troops of the
citv i- an energetic one foi this
year A woi k project and fish fry
for scouts and scouters is planned
for the middle of May. The annual
Holy Hour and ourt of Honor is
scheduled for the usual April date
and plans are being made for a
scout retreat .sometime during the
summer. The officers hope to ha\e
a member on the committee repre
senting every troop and pack in
the city.
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Ji-Miiil’a Book Selected
NEW YORK (NO The
Catholic Book Club has announced
as its February selection “The
Manner Is Ordinary’.” by Father
John Lafarge, S.J. The club add
ed that the title of the book is tak
en from the Rule of St. Ignatius,
but that “the matter of (his book
is extraordinary.”
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In addition Io the regular cour
ses which are continued from the
the first semester several new
courses are being offered.
Sister Bernetta, OP., will teach
F,ducalional Psychology and Si-ter
Sylvina. O P., Methods in Content.
Sister Elizabeth Seton will intro
duce a two hour lab in Problems of
Flax Production. Sister Fiaiuestla
briel, OF., will teach Art Appre
ciation and Sister Maryanna, O.P..
will offer Feature Writing.
Classifying and Cataloging
Books will be taught by Sister
Mary Ruth. O P. Marketing, a stir
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stresses the problems of middle
men brokers, auctions and ex
change will be given by a lay
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"Marian Niche*' Popular At Holy Rosary
From the Department of Library Science
—. —. College of St. Mary of the Springs
All the Best in Italy, by Sydney
Clark Dodd, Mead, and Co., New
York, 1953.
Traveling can be made easy and
enjoyable or difficult and contus
ing depending on the traveler’s
knowledge of a country. After read
ing All the Best in Italy, you need
not worry about visiting this scen
ic country. You will be more al
ease with the people and fairly
capable of finding your way around
the large cities as well as the small
villages. The first facts of travel
are given to you before you begin
your journey. The hotels, prices,
and foods will be one of your chief
concerns but those which are best
suited for you will be found in
this travel guide. No need to worry
about the language either. The es
sentials of the Italian language aie
clearly explained. In reading this
book you cannot help hut be im
pressed by the beauty of Italy, both
Springs \ccepling
Registrations For
Evening (Jasses
Registration for the second se
mester of evening classes al the
College of St. Mary of the Springs
is now open. Classes begin January
28 and are held on Mondays and
Thursdays from 6 .30 to 9 .30 p.
I
These priedieus at Holy Rotary Church are seldom uivoccupied. A visit to the “Marian Niche” is
fast becoming a daily habit for Rosary parishioners and students alike. The beautiful shrine was
erected by Msgr. Herman Mattingly, pastor of Holy Rosary parish, “to emphasize the Marian Year
and make it memorable." Those making visits will find copies of the Holy Father's Marian Year
prayer and "The Act of Consecration to the Blessed Mother.” Happily, Msgr. Mattingly observed,
"The little corner has proven tremendously popular.*
‘4// The Best In Italy’
Is Excellent Travel Guide
modern and old. with its intriguing
catacombs, temples, and works of
art. You will thrill to the descrip
tions of the Papal Palace. Palermo,
Assisi. Florentine, Venice and Ge
noa. If you never have the chance
to visit this fascinating land you
will come close to reality through
All th* Best in Italy.
Our Lord and I, by Catherine
Beebe St. Anthony s Guild. Patter
son, New Jersey, 195.3.
Every mother will want to have
this excellent book for her ehil
dren Beginning with the child’s
morning prayers and ending with
his night prayers, this book helps
the child keep close to God. While
playing, working, and attending
Mass he learns through these little
prayer poems, to tie kind, patient
and charitable toward the members
of his family, his playmates, and
elders Clear and simple illustra
tion* complete this beautiful chil
dren’s prayer book along with the
land’s Prayer, Hail Mary. Act of
Contrition, and grace before and
after meals.
Th* First Book of Science Ex
periment*, hy Rose Wyler Frank
lin Watts. Inc.. New' York. 1952.
Ry introducing children at an
early age to the fundamentals of
science and scientific results, they
will learn to appreciate and study
the subject. The simple experi
ments are illustrated in this book,
in a manner which children may
work out alone. Beginning with the
definition of an experiment and
the supplying and setting up of an
experiment, the author introduces
the reader to science in an effec
tive manner. A glossary of scien
tific terms and an equipment
check list keep the little scientist
on the right track. Included among
the experiments illustrated are
some on the air. weather, plants
electricity, magnetism, and light
and darkness
SMART GUY
Junior claims this isn’t depres
sion, it is merely controlled defla
tion.
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Fr. Edward Finnin
IO (Ondiict Annual
Retreat At College
Father Edward J. Finnin, O.P.,
a former Navy chaplain, will con
duct the annua* retreat for the stu
dents of the College of St. Mary of
Fr. Edward Finnin
Alotion Pichi
lk 'i»* or motion pie' ir**
rf\wf »ni ela«*tfi*4 hy th* Nauonal
i ouncil of th* I.oxion of Decency.
A —Section 1 —-1 nebjectionabl*
for general patronace.
Abbott and Coetello M«et Dr. Jekyll
and Mr. Hyde, All American.
Bandit* of lhe Wen, Rir Jump, Bright
Road.
(addy, Calamity Jane. Ceaae Fire.
onqueel of Coehiae, Crarylega, Cruel
Desert I.ecion.
Fl Alamem, Escape From Fort Brato.
Fane Fichtinc l.»»men Flight Nurse.
Gilbert arid Sullivan. Gue a Girl a
Rreal. Glor- Brigade, Groat Sioux I p
riaing. Gun Beit.
Hondo.
1.0 t, l.inntr Desert, Lone Hand, Louiti
a iiu I err it ory.
Man F'rom the Alamo, Master of Ral
lantrae. Melba. Mexican Manhunt, Money
From Home, Murder on Monday, My Heart
Rebel City. Roar of the Crowd, Robe,
deo. Royal African Rifles.
abre .let, Saginaw- Trail, Sea Around
Wore a Gun, Sweethearts on Parade.
Thi 11 and the She-Devil. Terror on
a 'Irani. Thunder Over the Plains, Trail
of the Arrow. Tumbleweed.
War of the World*, White Witch
Doctor.
V eaterday and Today.
la«« A Section 2 V nub ieetionabie
for Adult*.
Actress, All the Brother* Were VaU
tan, All 1 Desire, Arrowhead, A**aa*in,
The.
Baek to God’a Country. Band Wagon,
Beggar'* Opera, Below the Sahara, Rig
Frame. Blueprint for Murder.
Charge at Feather River, China Ven
ture. Is Dark. The City of Bad
Men. I li|'red Wing*. ow Country, Cry
of the lluiiieti.
Oa iiicing With Crime, Diamond Queen,
n’a Brain.
KaaV ly» Ln...
Fa* mpany. Flame of Caleutta.
I»y A*h entvire, Genevieve, Gentle Gun
Mil The Genoe.e Dragnet, Glaa* Web.
CM! L»ve. Gun Fury.
lltiv Marry a Millionaire.
.lack Slade, Jennifer.
Latin Lovers. Little Fugitive.
Mutt in the Dark, Mis* Robinson
Crusoe. Mr. Denning Drive* North.
,\eti askari, Night Without Star*, No
Perilous Journey. Plunder of th* Sun
Pony Kxpres-, Private Fyes.
Wueen of Sheba.
Shark River. Singing Tati Driver.
Somt lhmv Money an Buy, Sun Shines
Bright. Stranger on the Prowl, Sword
and the Rose.
Take the High Ground. Thunder Ray.
Torch Song. Train of Event*, Trent*
Laol la**, Tromba. Tropie Zone, Trouble
Alon the Way.
V let ta di I’na Pax**, V»* Squad,
You ig Caruao.
Cl*.a Objertionakle in Part.
•XII Ashore, Arena, Appointment in
Honduras.
Bad for Each Other, Bal Tabarln.
Big Heart Bg Night, Bomi-a and the
Jungle Girl.
Captive Women, City Beneath the Sea.
City that Never Sleeps, Connterfeiter*.
Decameron Nights Destination Mat
rimony, Doomed, Duel W ithout Honor.
East of Sumatra.
Face to Face. Fear and Desire. For
bidden Gattos, Forever female. Ftamnte
Sulla Lagune. Hight to Tangier, From
Here to Eternity, fugitive From Trieste.
Gentlemen Prefer Blond*.
Here Come the Girl*. His La»t It
Hours. Hoodh n The Hot Blood. House
of a Thousand Women.
I, the Jury.
Kiss Me Kate.
Ltpielight. Luxury Girl*.
Man Behind the Gun. Man Between,
Mai- Crs’v Man W ith My Face Metta
nf Loe» W om*n, Mia* Sadie Thompson,
Mogamhr Mon'ana Bella, Murder W ith
.out Tear*.
Children Will Hold Day
Of Prayer For Peace
VATICAN CITY —(Radio, NO— His Holiness Pope Pius
XII has approved a worldwide Children’s Day of prayer for
peace in the world, to be held in May of the Marian Year.
This became known with lhe publication of an autograph
letter sent by the Holy Fatherlo His Eminence Maurice Card
inal Feltin, Archbishop of Paris.]
who had recommended the special
observance. The exact date of the
Day of Prayer has not yet been
announced.
Cardinal Feltin.
in French, Pope
during the war
appealed every
In his letter to
which was written
Pius recalled that
he himself had
year for the prayers of children
on behalf of peace. He said that
the need for such prayers is still
urgent today, and added that he
would personally address a word
to the children of the world in
due time.
Pope Piu* celled attention to
a wartime appeal in which he
had expressed th* hope that the
powerful intercession
might obtain that
grasping greed has
itself, from now on
be love that pardon may sup
plant rampant injustice that
harmony, which brings spirits
closer and strengthens them,
may take the place of discord
which divides them that where
the horror of animosities pro-
of children
”wh*r*v*r
insinuated
th*r* may
FEAR NOT
When Christ spoke those words
He was trying to build up confi
dence in the providence of God.
That is all we need in order to
banish fear. We should not have
the lea.bt apprehension of danger
if we actually are trying to do
God’s will. Our loving Father
not permit us to be tempted
yond our strength, and He
never punish us for what we
not do. Put an end to fear by living
the life you are supposed to live.
Then you can he as free as a cage
less bird.
will
be
will
did
THOUGHT FOR THE WEAK
The only time some families get
together is for the reading of the
will.
THE THREE STAGES OF TALK
First: “Da da.” Second: “Is your
mother around?” Third: “You told
me that a thousand times.”
the Springs, Jan. 24 27.
Father Finnin attended the old
est preparatory Seminary in the
United States. St. Charles College.
Catonsville, Md. Joining the Do
minican Order in 19.32. he was or
dained at St. Joseph s Priory. Som
erset in 1939 by the late Bishop
Hartley. After doing graduate work
in speech and drama at Catholic
University, Father Finnin served
as Navy Chaplain tor seven years.
Since 1947. Father Finnin has
been a member of the Dominican
Mi-sion Band He has conducted
numerous missions and retreats
throughout the I nited States.
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Niauara, Ntjrht Withoat Sloop. 9 Rivor
O. K. Noro, Ono Big- Affair, Ono
Girl’* Confoaaion, Oporation Soorot, Ovor
eoat.
Pari* M«,1»L Pickup on South Street,
Prsotdon*’* Lady, Problem Girl*.
Return to Paradi**. Rons* 11 o'elork,
Salome. Sangaree, Sea Devils, Ser
pent of the Nile, Siren of Bagdad. Slight
Case of Larceny, A South Sea Woman,
Stolen Tare, Strange Deception, Strang*
Fascination, Strange Witness. Syatem.
Take Me to Town. Throe Sailor* and
a Girl, Tbv Neighbor'* Wife, Two Cent*
Worlh Hope.
Veil* of Bagdad. Volcano.
Walking Mi Baby Back Hom*. Water
front w inner. Woman They Almo»t Lynch
ed W omen in Quest ion.
You For Me.
Class Condemned.
Bandit. The (Italians: Behind Closed
shutter*. Blue Angel. Bullet for biephano.
A Carnival in Flanders, Dedeo, Devil tn
lhe Fleah. Devil'* Sleep. Flesh Will Sur
render iltaliant. It's Forever .springtime,
Lingle Stampede, Just a Big Simple Girl,
La Rond*. Lovers of Veroaa. Manon,
Marie du Port, Merry Chase. Mis* .Lilt*.
Mom and Dad. Msm Is Blue, The No
Orchids for Miss Blandish Of T.ove and
Bandit*. Oh. Amelia I. Pari* Nights. Parts
Waltz. The Room I'pataira, Royal Affair.
A Jtonina. the Love Ghild: Sacred La
tuka. Scandal of the Clochemerle, Seven
Deadly Sin*. Sinners. She Shoulda Said
Xo. Story of Bob and Sally. The Strange
triangle. Street turner. Strollers, Thrill
That Kills, Times Gon* By. Way* of
Lose. Weneh, The: Young and Damned.
Separately las»ift*d Martin Luther,
contain* theological and historical ref-
erenc* and interpretation# that are tin
acceptable to (atholtea.
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pacify spirits and reestablish ev
erything in a tranquillity of har
mony and order."
“A similar appeal, unfortunate
ly, is still of vital timeliness in our
days.” the Pontiff declared, stress
ing that the clash of arms contin
ues to be heard in some regions,
and that “spirits on the social and
international level are far from
sincere in efforts for a mutual and
just understanding.”
Pope Pius said that he “consid
ers with favor” a project which in
tends to inspire in every parish
and scholastic institution the unan
imous prayers of children for
peace in the world. He added that
the offering in addition of gener
ous sacrifices by children for this
intention “corresponds without
doubt to the great intentions of
the Marian Year for which We
have called in Our recent encyclic
al. Fulgens Corona.”
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HOFh OF THE YEAR
Wouldn’t it be great if *ome of
the sellers of detergents demanded
that their television show’s be as
clean as their products?
HIS HOME IN Ol MIDST
How great is Our God that privilege. Great also is the
He ahould deign to come honor given the person who
down and dwell in our provides the home for Him
midst! The Eucharistic Sav- ■□pl in a mission chapel. It cost*
iour never leaves us. The JO $25. A worthy memorial for
humble tabernacle is His a loved one.
home. How great i* our
I NHL ELKS SHALLRETVRN
The new chapel named atler him will stand as a noble tribute to
this great prophet. It is being built by the Greek Bishop of Haifa
for his flock in F.sfia, a town on Mt Carmel, where the prophet
spent his da\ We need $2,000 for Bishop Hakim for this work.
Your mite is ever so previous. Wont you?"
HOLY LAND ROSARS IS YOl RS
We still have some of the lovely little ROSARIES made by our
refugees from OLIVE SEEDS grown in the GARDEN near Mount
Olivet. We offer one to all who send us a gift of $10 or more for
our work among these 850.000 homeless souls driven from their
homes in Palestine. W on vou help the Holy Father in this great
work of mercy? Your serviceahle old clothes are most welcome at
onr warehouse, 52-15 Flushing Ave., Maspeth, N.Y.
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RALLY TO MARY’S CALL
“All for Mary in tht*
Marian Year” should be
our motto. Nothing is
too much to show our
love for Her this year.
She calls to each of us
to help raise up Her new
FATIMA SHRINE in
JORDAN. In this Mos*
lent land it shall ever
stand as a monument
oi
lhe great devotion of
Catholics to their Heav«
enly Queen. Don't yog
want a part in this won
derful work of Hers?
Every bit helps. Your
mite with other* doer
it. S10 buys a block.
Ask for “Hills nf th*
Morning.”
SISTER MARIE JO
SEPHA pleads for a gen
erous soul to aid her in
her want. Her poor par
ent® are unable to help
with the yearly cost
'$1501 of her two years’
training with the Sisters
of the Sacred Heart in
Sohag. Egypt. Her ever
grateful prayers will
Won you help? You may
MAKE GOD'S WILL YOVR WILL BY PUTTING HIM IN IT.
ST. AMHONY’S BREAD
Always goes to help his poor wherever thev may be. The poor
Catholics in the village of Thatankary, India most of them are
converts', have no funds to help the priest replace their chapel,
named after St. Anthony, which is crumbling under their feet and
too small for their increased numbers. We need $2 000 to do it.
Your mile buys a brick $100, the altar.
FARES is a young Lebanese lad who has five years more of training
for the priesthood at the Maronite Seminary at Mar Abda. It coets
$100 yearly to train him. tVon’t vou help us find this wm for him*
Give weekly $3, monthly SR..35, or all now.
YOt MASS OFFERINGS ARE PRECIOUS SUPPORT FOR
OUR PRIESTS.
Cerdwtel tp*Ilmen, P'**io*nt Magt. Dioma. J. McMahon, Not‘1 l*Cy
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