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Students Prepare For Work With Confraternity Of Christian Doclrine
Jane McMullen and Lynn Ford discuss the Sacrament of
Penace at the Brother Martin Home for Cerebral Palsy
patients.
Girls Accept (Juist’s Challenge
To Peach In Time For Eternity
Over eighteen percent ol the
student body at the College of St.
Mary of the Springs have accepted
the challenge of Christ to work
in time for eternity.
Under the direction of Father
the Confraternity of Christian Doc
trine. and with Sister Mary Ken
neth as moderator, a group of for
preparing
ty-four students are
themselves to become member
the C.C.D. Some are
lively engaged in teaching religion
to public school children, to the
blind, deaf, mentally retarded, to
alreadv
aged resident
The CCD is the
action under the
Cardinal
Ambulance
To Martyrdom
BERLIN (NO The Warsaw
pulpit from which His Eminence
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski preach
ed the evening before his arrest is
quickly’ acquiring the renutation ol
a stepping stone to martyrdom.
The Cardinal's fate of disappear
ing in the clutches of the Red
police has befallen another cleric
who spoke from the same pulpit in
the university church of St. Ann in
“Warsaw. The new victim is Father
Zeja. according to information
reaching here.
In a
sponsored organization of “patriot
ic priests.” Afterwards, the priest
was called to the Warsaw
ment office of religious
“for a new assignment."
appeared and has not been
since.
affairs
He dis
sen
Presented the award by Gov.
Charles Russell of Nevada at the
club's annual banquet. Father Car
mody also received a citation which
paid tribute to his “devoted service
to mankind.”
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clergy. At St. Mary’s it is a unit
of the National Federation of Ca
tholic College Students. College
graduates who know their religion
and are trained to teach it can be
of enormous help in their own par
ishes.
There are many phases of thi
work which appeal to zealous stu
dents. They may become Teachers
(of young cr old) Fishers (home
visitors contacting fallen-away Ca
tholics) Helpers (preparing mater
ials. providing transportation,
etc.) Discussants (in study clubs
for teen-agers or adults) and Apos-
outside the fold).
Uniformly enthusiastic, the stu­■
dents who participate in CCD activ­I
ities give generously of time and
energy. Preparation, travel, and
actual teaching consume several
hours each week. In working with
the diocesan director and the mod
erator. these college students are
preparing themselves for a future
as Parent-Educators in theii own
homes.
Father Kulp has placed a car at
the disposal of the traveling teach
ers. but they could easily use three
more. Donations for catechisms,
pictures, and other visual aid have
come from the student body and
interested friends. These are ex
tremely helpful in teaching the
handicapped.
Sister Mary Kenneth holds a
briefi period every Monday aft
ernoon for those interested or en
gaged n CCD work. Twenty hours
of class work are required before
the student receives her certifi
cate.
Many of the Alumnae are car
rying on CCD activities in vacation
schools and parishes in several dio
ceses. One. Mary Catherine Zang,
studying in France on a Fullbright
scholarship, is making use of op
portunities in France, continuing
CCD work among students there.
of
Father Donald Carmody, pastor
St. Bridget s parish and director of
Catholic Community Welfare, has
been selected winner of the first
annual Humanitarian Award by the
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Gossip* Cited By Jurist
In Church-State Study
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (NO A legal study, “Church,
State and Freedom.” has been critized in the Harvard Law Re
view for containing “trivia and gossip reflecting on one
particular religious denomination.”
The book is a treatment on problems of separation of Church
and State the U.S. by Leo Pfeffer. Reviewing the 675-page
S. De:
mond of the New York Court of
Appeals recognized the “clarity and
completeness” of Mr. effer's le
gal analyses but said the work of
ten “strays off to become some
thing other than a ‘law book .”
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book "somewhat less than
and objective" in dealing
public school released time
grams and accused the author of
"complete confusion" as to the
with
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Mary Ann Nieman, Father Clement Faistl, pastor of St
Gabriel parish, and the primary Sunday School class at St
Gabriel.
Marlene Kuhn prays with a patient at Alumcrest.
official Catholic position on pub
lic schools.
“in his zeal to show the ‘divisive’
effects of released-time programs,
the author devotes eleven pages to
the contents of ex parte affidavits
not considered by any court,
and amounting, really, to little
more than back-fence spatting over
petty instances of miserable racial
bigotry.” Judge Desmond wrote.
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