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6—THE CATHOLIC TIMES Friday, Jan 29. 1954
Chinese Refugee Finds Life
As College Girl] ‘Wonderful’
Miss Rom Chen, who fled the
Communist city bf Kienow six
year# ago. rarely gets homesick as
a student at St. Mary of the Springs
College.
"The Sisters have been wonder
ful to me and the American girls
are so friendly.” Rose explained,
adding that she is often invited tn
students' homes for week-end vis
its.
She writes regularly to her fath
er. brothers and sister who are
living in Shanghai. Her uncle.
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Father Thomas Chang, O.P., de
spite the Communist menace, is
still active in Kienow.
She said that in China, every
one becomes a year older on New
Year’s day rather than their birth
day.
With a group of Dominican Sis
ter missionaries. Rose left Kienow
for Hong Kong and safety. She
came to Columbus with the Sis
ters in July 1949 and enrolled as
a freshman in the Academy of St.
Mary of the Springs.
For four years, she worked and
studied, taking extra English cour-
Miss Rose Chen
She also found
nurse’s aid at
ses in the summer,
time to work as a
Children's Hospital, a job which
gave her ambitions to become a
nurse.
An anonymous benefactor paid
Rose's board and tuition at the
Springs for four years. She is now
a freshman and is enrolled in the
nursing course.
Although she seldom gets home
in the
has a
for the
sick and is ’’very happy’’
I ruled States. Ro'-e still
warm spot in her heart
Orient.
"Someday,” she said, "1
see China again.”
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The second of the monthly Holy
Hours of the Catholic Youth Adora
tion Society will be held on Sun
dey, Feb. 7, at St. Mary’# Church
on South Third St. in Columbus.
The Holy Hour for young people
of the city was inaugurated last
month and was attended by more
than 300 young men and women.
Plens for this Holy Hour are un
der the direction of Jim Walter of
St. Mary Magdalene parish, chair
man of the Religious committee of
the Catholic Youth Council. Parish
committees are being set up under
the parish CYO's, posters are be
ing used and other means of publi
cizing the Holy Hour are being em
ployed in an attempt to bring a
large number of young people to
the Holy Hour. The devotions be
gin at 2:30 p.m.
the
Queried about her age,
young student mused:
"I really con know for sure,
but I think I’m 19.”
The high school age committee
of the CYC made pla'ns last week
lor the first annual city-wide Tal
ent show. The preliminaries of the
show will be held during the
month of February and the finals
will be held in conjunction with
the Catholic Youth Fiesta during
the week after Easter. Tom Alt
hauser of St. Paul’s Parish, Wester
ville, is heading the committee
making plans for the show.
The monthly Deanery meeting of
the Central Deanery CYC held at
Corpus Christi last week featured
a discussion on the Marian Year. A
four member committee was set
up which will plan and prepare the
discussion for the month of Febru
ary which is to be on the topic of
“Marriage—the Pope's Encyclical
Castii Connubii”.
St. John the Baptist CYO made
final plans at its meeting last Tues
day night for the Polka Frolic to
be held this Saturday evening from
7:30 to 11:30 o’clock in the parish
hall. The frolic is open to mem
bers and triends of the CYO. Ernie
Melerango, the President of the
group, extends a welcome to all.
Senior CYO activity in Corpus
Christi will be marked with a so
cial this weekend at the school
hall. Jack Griesenbrock. John Ben
der and Judy Coflman are plan
ning Ihe party which they hope
will be well attended. Young peo
ple out of high school are urged
to attend.
The quarterly meeting of the Di
ocesan Council of Catholic Youth
will be held during the month of
February in Columbus. The Coun
cil will hear reports on the youth
activity of the Deaneries. Discus
sion will be held on the constitu
tion. the Diocesan Youth Rally and
Diocesan and Deanery conferences.
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STRASBOURG—QIC)—The Bish
ops of Alsace and V’rraine have
solemnly protested against de
mands of the national teachers' as
sociation to suppress confessional
schools and introduce the French
system of secularized schools in
the two provinces.
Bishops Johannes J. Weber of
Strasbourg and Joseph J. Heintz
of Metz declare in their joint state
ment that the present school sys
tem in the provinces gives com
plete satisfaction to the over
whelming majority of the people.
The "school peace’’ and the mut
ual respect among religious denom
inations in Alsace-Lorraine could
serve as an example everywhere,
the Bishops say.
The Bishops point out that, four
years ago, 996 of 1.000 heads of
families declared themselves in
favor of continued religious teach
ing in the schools. They emphat
ically reject the assertions of the
teachers’ oceanization that the
priests and Religious teaching in
the schools lack educational com
petence and exercise pressure on
the students.
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PIfins For CYO
Fiesta Week Set
CYO Fiesta week, the most im
portant week on the CYO Calendar
has been set for the week after
Easter according to an announce
ment by Central Deanery President
Bill Beck.
Climax of the Fiesta week, which
is marked by special parish pro
grams. is a city wide Fiesta social
to be held on Friday.* April 23rd.
Featured at the Social will be mus
ic by two orchestras and other en
tertainment. Highlighting this pro
gram will be the finals of a city
wide CYO talent, sponsored by the
CYHighs. the Junior Council of par
ish youth groups. Prizes will be
awarded lor the winners of this
show.
The CYO Fiesta program began
back in 1941 when the CYO’s of the
city banded together to set this an
nual social for the benefit of the
Diocesan camps and the youth pro
gram.
President Beck has named as
general chairmen of the Fiesta
week Mr. Gene Brauner of St.
Thomas parish and Mias Ann Can
non of St. Mary Magdalene parish
Other committees will be named
within the week.
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Meanwhile, the Bureau revealed,
several international Catholic or
ganizations have pledged full sup
port for the observance. Among
them it listed the. Pontifical Soci
ety of the Holy Childhood, the In
ternational Eucharistic Crusade,
the Institute of the Brothers of
the Christian Schools, and the In-
Students Quizzed On ‘Catholic Times’
This is a familiar scene during the Tuesday morning
Students give the current issue of "The Catholic Times"
weekly "Times Quiz." immediately following the "home room session1
principal of Rosary, conducts a quiz taken by all high school students. Credits earned may be
to social studies or English courses. According to Sister Eunice, "The quiz serves to stimulate tho stu
dents* interest in the Catholic press. They become more aware of Catholic thought and action in con
nection with the problems of the day." Pictured above, doing a little last minute cramming are,
left to right, Paul Hughes, Eddie Foster, Patty Keefe and Frances Amann. Molly Gilmore gets some
help from Sister M. Terence, O.S.F., senior teacher.
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May 23 Designated As
Youth Day Of Prayer
PARIS (NC) Sunday, Mav 23. has been designated
as the date of the Worldwide Children's Day of Prayer for
Peace which will be observed with the special approval of His
Holiness Pope Pius XII, it was announced here. It is expected
to be one of the outstanding observances of the Marian Year.
The international event is being
sponsored jointly by the Interna
tional Catholic Child Bureau, which
has its headquarters here, and the
Pax Christi Movement, of which
His Eminence Maurice Cardinal
Felt in. Archbishop of Paris, is
president. Pax Christi, an interna
tional Catholic movement for
peace, was established in 1945.
The Children's Dey of Prayer
was originally suggested by Car
dinal Feltin, who received a let
ter of endorsement from the Ho
ly Father in which he declared
that the
children
generous
tention,
doubt to
the Marian Year."
unanimous prayers of
for peace, plus their
sacrifices for this in
"corrasponds without
the great intentions of
A bulletin issued by the Inter
national Catholic Child Bureau an
nounced that the hierarchy in each
country has been officially inform
ed of the Day of Prayer. It said
thai the formation of national com
mittees had been recommended to
prepare for the Day and to coordi
nate activities planned for the oc
casion.
stitute of the Salopians At Don Bos
co. all of whom
the I.C.C.B.
LIBRARY NOTES
"The Neiv Testament Series'
Ideal For Discussion (Tubs
From the Dtpartmenf of Library Science
College of St. Mary of the Spring#
The New Testament Series, on
fraternity Publications, 508 Mar
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sey.
The four texts of this series, each
adapted to the knowledge and ex
periences of the average group,
are based on the Gospels, Acts and
Epistles, and are written for dis
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sixteen chapters outlined in divi
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Testament readings, and applies
tions of Christ’s words to one's
own life at home, at work, and in
civic and social contacts. The sec
ond and third texts are entitled,
"The Life of Christ’’ and "The
Acts of the Apostles" respectively.
By using these texts one can ob
tain a better knowledge of the
New Testament.
Franciscan Life in Christ, by
Mark Stier, OEM., Cap. St. An
thony Guild Press, Paterson, New
Jersey, 1953, $3 DO.
In order to promote and nour
ish growth in Franciscan spiritual
ity, the author interprets the mes
sage of St. Francis of Assisi. di
reefing it especially toward all
Franciscan religious. After a
glance at the life, personality, and
era in which Francis lived, the
treatise examines the ideal, the
specific characteristics, fruits, and
goal of Franciscan spirituality.
The author’s theme is to show that
the very heart of Franciscan spirit
uality is Christ—Christ in His In
fancy. His Passion and in the Holy
Eucharist—the God man. as St.
Francis knew, loved, and imitated
Him. Not onlv will this book stim
ulate all Franciscan religious, but
will enlighten the Third Order Sec
ular. and incited to all who read
it, daily and hourly imitation of
Francis in the little things of ev
ervday life.
Potor $tuyvo»ant, by Rupert Sar
gent Holland: Julian Messner, Inc.,
New York, 1953.
Potor Stuyvosant is an eloquent
biography of the great politician
and adventurer. Closely knit into
the account nf bis public life as
governor of New Amsterdam is his
personal hfe at home »n the old
country at Scherpenzell and his
life in the new world. His family’s
cooperation is well expressed, with
his wife. Judith, and his sister.
Anna, having predominant roles.
A vivid account of ihe love for
his province, which is so new and
exciting, and his tactics in carry
ing out his duties are intriguing
and captivating as well as histor
ical. His true character, temper
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Sister M. Eunice,
are represented in
Aspect
the Bureau, the
According to
Day of Prayer will have a triple
aspect. Besides gathering in their
parishes to pray for peace in the
world, the children are expected to
learn something about the Church,
especially its work for peace, and
to be asked to make some personal
sacrifice for the needy.
"In the national field,” the Bu
reau said, "the aim is to set up a
national organizing committee
charged by the hierarchy with pre
paring for the Day, The composi
tion of such committees will be left
to the initiative of each country,
but their work should be carried
out as much as possible within the
Catholic children’s organizations,
and definitely should be done in
cooperation with the Catholic wel
fare organizations.’’
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Supreme Court of Justice here. The
order was issued in response to
objections by the Association for
Family and Education, a Catholic
organization.
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Palestine refugees were driven there five years
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That great apostolie bishop is still a strong influence in
the Church. We have his feast today. We also have a
youthful heart, burning with zeal to serve the Lord as
a missionary Basilian Sister. She bears a similar name.
Sister Frances. She needs a friend to see her through
her two years training at Zahle. It costs ns each year
$150. Won you help her in any payments?
This kindly Saint has many other namesakes. There is also a lad
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girls. Lacking proper guidance, they had nothing
to look forward to. The Sisters with devoted car*
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precious lives. Have yon a mite for them? $10 a
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