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CATHOLIC TIMES Friday, Apr. 2. 1954
Priest Describes Ruse
He Used To Fool Reds
CLEVELAND (NC) A priest who criss-crossed the
Curtain like a commuter revealed at St. Andrew’s Benedictine
&bbey here that he managed his escapes from the Reds by
turning communist logic on lhem.
jittery and readily fooled because
they conquered the country “like
flies conquer flypaper.” The Reds,
he said, are stuck in their own glue
of suspicion and fear.
The priest, who had been ousted
from a seminary and jailed with
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100 others, described his escapes
in this wayt
While prison, he told his jail
er: “What kind of a communist are
you? Here I am young, and strong.
But you make me sit here doing
nothing The republic needs
workers.”
The next day he we* freed by
the jailer who parroted: "You
can't sit her* doing nothing when
communism needs worker*.”
Again, when caught at the edge
of the Iron Curtain by guards who
accused him of trying to escape,
the priest—who had obtained iden
tification papers as a student—
turned the
guards of
thoughts.
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trick by accusing the
having anticommunist
asked, could they pos-
How, he
sibly believe that a student with
all the advantages of communist
teaching would want to leave the
country? The guards released
him.
The priest finally found his es
cape route by flattering a border
guard on how well his job was
done. The proud guard told him of
the only spot where the border
could possibly be crossed.
That night, th* priest picked
th* spot end escaped.
THE FRANCISCAN FATHERS
of the
Third Order Regular of Saint Francis
INVITE YOU TO PREPARE FOR
THE PRIESTHOOD
Who: Men after the completion
high
stu-
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school and college
dents
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Home and foreign
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Catholic Youth Urged To Action
God Love You---------------
To Love The Church Is To Be
Interested In Its Progress
by Bishop Fulton J. Sheen
To love the Church as the Mys
tical Body of Christ ie to be inter
ested both in its progress and
its trials throughout the world,
just as to love
yourself is to
be interes ted
in your
and legs
heart.
Representing the Catholic youth groups in the United States, the National Council of Catholic Youth |el desire of all mankind.” Mon
is shown at it* first formal meeting held in the national offices at N.C.W.C. Building in Washington. I signor Glenn said, adding: "It is the
It urged college trained Catholics to take a more active part in *parish work. The national officers are I individual’s great hope and put
shown, left to right Ruth Sullivan, executive secretary, NCCY Msgr. Joseph E. Schieder. Director, I pose, and is oiten identified with
NCCY David McWhirter of Los Angeles, NCCY chairman Quinlan Halbeisen of Ames, Iowa, national I eternal salvation itself.”
Newman Club president (standing) Mary Kay Ruddy of Columbus, O., NCCY vice president (diocesan I Defining peace as th* “state
section) Patrick Kelley of Boulder, Colo., Newman Club vice-president Jane Flanigen of Muffalo, N.Y., I and condition of things when all
NFCCS vice-president and Joseph Cringle of Buffalo, N.Y., National Council of Catholic Youth pres- I js jn order," the prelate declared
ident (diocesan section).
that it is universally recognized
as the paramount good of all
mankind and of every individual
man."
day there are only 25.000 Catho
lics in a population of four mil
lion. Iceland was converted in
931, lost the faith in the six
teenth century and today there
are only 450 Catholics in a pop
ulation of 145,000. Out of four
million souls in Finland, only
2,000 are Catholic. Egypt has a
population of twenty-two million.
At one time in its history it was
almost all Catholic. Moslemism
destroyed the faith and today
Egypt has only 70,000 Catholics.
But here is good news. In Ru
anda Urundi, Africa, within the
last five years the faithful in
creased from 900,000 to 1,200.000
and there are 460,000 taking in
structions. Did you know the
pygmies are very difficult to
bring to the light of the faith,
and with difficulty do they per
severe because they are wander
ers. A recent exception is a pyg
my of the Batwa race who is
studying for the priesthood. You
can educate a young man for the
priesthood for $150 a year. A
very good idea if you have no
son a priest.
Most important fact of all:
Did you know that every cent the
Directors of The Society for the
Propagation of the Faith receive
goes directly to the Holy Father.
If you are deluged with pleas,
let him decide where your mon
ey should go. He knows the
needs better than any of us. Sac
rifice something for him to bring
souls to the Sacred Heart and
the Immaculate Heart of Mary.
GOD LOVE YOU to Mr. and
Mrs. E A. "As my husband and I
have a small grocery store, we
decided to send each week a pen
ny per customer. Last week ue
had 648 customers, so enclosed
is $6.48.’’ ... to F.J.M. "Since ev
ery penny counts towards our
less iortunate brothers in distant
lands, enclosed is $5 towards the
Missions of Our Holy Father.”
to A.C. for $1. “I am six
years old and in the first grade.
For my first report card my
grandparents rewarded me for
my effort with a little money.
Now 1 want to gi\e this to the
Missions you have worked so
hard for.” ... to J.C. for $1,25.
“1 am enclosing half of my baby
sitting money for the Missions.
1 want to be a missionary myself
in a few years.” ... to E.G. for
$7. “1 made a resolution to lay
aside 25c a day tor the Missions.
This covers last month.” ... to
Mrs. L.V. “1 had a house party
for the benefit of the Missions,
so enclosed is the $10 made.”
... to M.M. for $5. “Enclosed is
my bonus for working in the
laundry. 1 hope this will help a
little with your mission work.”
... to L.B. for $55. “Enclosed is
my first week’s wages which I
promised to send the Missions.
1 had been unemployed for a
time due to illness, then, be
cause of my age. found it hard to
get office work.” ... to 1. O’N.
for $110.... “Last summer when
there was talk about a raise, I
promised to put aside each week
for the rest of the year whatever
raise I should receive. To my
surprise, it was more than I had
hoped for.” ... to S.M.E. “This
$100 was for house improvements
that can wait.”
How long has it been since
anyone has complimented you? It
wiil be only a minute if you are
wearing the beautiful God Love
You medal. On one side is the
image of Our Lady. On the re
verse side is the seal of the Prop
agation of the Faith with Rome
as the center of the world and
the Cross as the Redemption of
the world. At your request and
an offering of $5, we will send
you a sterling silver medal or at
your request and an offering of
$10, wc will send you a gold
filled medal.
Cut out this column, pm your
sacrifice to it and mail it to the
Most Reverend Fulton J. Sheen,
National Director of The Society
for the Propagation of the Faith,
109 East 38th Street. New York
16x, New York, or your Dioces
an Director, Reverend James
Kulp. 246 East Town Street, Co
lumbus 15M0hio.
Slovak Priests
Jailed For
‘lllejial’ Masses
Meanwhile. according to reports,! ward what is called a higher stan
about 1,000 Slovaks were question dard of living, which seems to con
ed by the police, and hundreds del sist entertaining a more and
tamed in custody, for taking parti more numerously detailed program
in independence demonstrations. I of desires with nothing really last-
Groups of Slovak farmers, the re-ling to satisfy them.
port said, gathered in remote coun-l "We set up a general cult of
try areas around wayside crucifixes! health, of daintiness, of charm, of
and in rural chapels where they! self-indulgence, of security ... We
could pray for Slovak independ-l must be nervously active all the
ence without attracting the atten-ltime. going places, doing things,
tion of the police or of local Com-Idriving the nervous system to rags
munist Party officials. I in an effort to have what is called
The communist authorities have! a good time, or to attract notice,
been doing their best since the!or to master a career, or to wield
"liberation” to wipe out memories! social influence, or to amass a great
of the former Slovak national! reservoir
state, but the reports indicated! “Not a
that these efforts have been lari thinking,
from successful. I business
Proof of this, th* report* »eid,l checking
was to be found in nationalistic in-|o£ it.
scription* found painted on the! journey to the judgment seat of
well* of th* churches, schools, pub-1 God.”
lie building* end evon private! There is no effective remedy
house* on the ennlvortery of Slo-I for this pointless modern quest,
vekie's independence. Some of the! then the grace of God put to us*
inscriptions read: "Long live the! in regulating human life, Msgr.
memory of th* martyr, Father Tiso,I Glenn declared.
the first President of Slovakia,"! “And for the valiant person who
and "The Slovaks do not want! strives to take up the Cross instead
Czecho-Russian communism. |of running wildly away from it, to
master the flesh instead of seeking
In Army, Navy
Wins Plaudits
NEW YORK—(NC) —“Racial in.
tegralion has strengthened the arm
ed forces, the nation's economy,
and our national defense.”
Circuit Judge Charles Fahy, of
Washington. C., former chairman
of the President’s Commission on
Equality of Treatment in the Arm
ed Forces made these points at an
interracial Communion breakfast
at Fordham University here.
Judge Fahy said the present
opinion in our armed forces is
"uniform” that our national de
lense "is stronger because oi the
application of this democratic prin
ciple.”
Prior to 1948 when his commis
sion of civilians was called upon!
O
NYUNDO. Belgian Congo (NC)I
A young pygmy, from among the!
dimunitive tribes of the Central
Ms«r. Glenn Describes Peace
As Deepest Des
The true meaning of peace—
the peace that Christ brings to the
soul was described last Sunday by
Msr. Paul J. Glenn, in a nation
w’iut broadcast.
Speaking on The Catholic Hour,
Msgr. Glenn, who is rector of St.
Charles Seminary, Columbus, de
clared that'modern-day civilization
has an erroneous conception of
peace.
“When people talk of peace to
day,” he said, “they usually talk of
that peace which is the absence of
hostility and conflict among na
tions. In this sense, it is a negative
thing.”
Fundamentally, the prelate ex
plained, peace is “the gift of God
to the hearts, the souls, the con
sciences of men. It is the peace im
parted by the Risen Savior, when
appearing in the chamber where
His disciples were gathered in fear,
He cried, “Peace Be To You.”
“This peace of soul is the deep-
Msgr. Glenn asserted that Our
Lord is the Prince of Peace, and
that Mary, as his Mother, is right
fully called the Queen of Peace.”
He declared:
"As our model, Mary shows us
VIENNA—(NC) More than 4o|the way to peace, here and here
Catholic priests were arrested byl after. As our intercessor, she ob
communist authorities in the wake! tains for us many a grace which
of "illegal” celebrations in Slovakia I gives us peace of soul. As the chief
commemorating the 15th anniversa-l of creatures, and universal Queen
ry of the proclamation of Slovakia’s! of God’s creation, her maternal
independence, it was reported here. I heart is eager for true and just
(Now a part of Red-ruled Czecho-1 peace among men and nations.
Slovakia, Slovakia originally was in l"Mary followed always the way of
corporated in the Republic of I the Lord, Msgr. Glenn said, "and
Czechoslovakia which was created! here alone is the way of peace.”
after the defeat of Austria ini He pointed out that there is
World War I. In March, 1939, how-I much in modern living to disturb
ever, Slovakia declared itself an I the interior peace of our souls,
independent, self-governing state! "Ours is time, tens* and ner
and remained so until the commun I vous, even apart from th* wars
ist “liberation” of 1945.) I and rumors of wars which this
The priests were said to have! generation has had to endure,
been arrested for offering "unlaw-l and endures still. We are in
ful" Masses and paying tribute tol strutted by every worldly agen
Monsignor Joseph Tiso, the pres-l cy, press, radio, television, edu
ident of the independent Slovak! cative drives and social pressures
state, who was hanged in 1947 after! —to fix upon secondary goals,
having been found guilty of "trea-l forgetting and foregoing the pri
son" toward the Czechoslovak Re I mary.
public. I “We are ceaselessly urged to-
of annuities.
moment is left to us for
for considering the main
of our existence, for
on the progress, or want
that marks our spiritual
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to succumb to it. to find joy in
serving God instead of avoiding
that service as a kill-joy, to achieve
peace and happiness instead of tur
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for such xaliant soul there stands
the image and example to inspire
and encourage the image and exam
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who is Mary, the Mother of God.
“She shows us what the grace
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distresses and disappointments,
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New Membership Drive
NEWARK.—The Newark Council,
Knights of Columbus, is planning
a membership drive under the
chairmanship of Gene Locker, dep
uty grand knight. An April class
is planned, with exemplification of
degrees to be held in Lancaster on
Apr. 25.
Jack Deardurff will be in charge
of the fellowship party on Apr. 20
for members and invited guests.
The council will have an extensive
social program after the Lenten
season.
“Queen of Peace, pray for us!”
Monsignor Glenn's talk was the
fourth and last in a Lenten ser
mon series dedicated to Our Lady.
The addresses were heard locally
over WLW.
PLEASE, BRING JESUS
Poor Egyptian children like these and their peasant parents beg
for a modest chapel where Jesus can dwell in their midst at Luxor,
a town of several thousand Christians, separated from the True
Fold. Here, amidst monuments and temples of ancient Egypt,
parish was opened a few years ago. Already 900 faithful offer a
promising prospect that thousands will follow. Bishop Ghattas
urgently pleads for jour mite to provide a chapel large enough.
He asks for $2,000. Won’t you send $1, $10, $100? Any gift will
win their prayerful blessing.
PUT THE “MAN OF SORROWS” IN YOUR WILL.
THE FOUNDING HOSPITAL in Beirut and the wonderful Daugh
ters of Charity whose tireless efforts embrace unfortunate mother*
and their innocent babes are worthy of your mite. Won't you,
today?
WITH MARY MAGDALENE
There is another who would stand at the foot of the Cross—Sister
Mary Magdalena, a novice with the Clarist Sisters in India, who
yearns for the cross of a dedicated life. She asks for a “sponsor”
io send $150 yearly for her two years training. Won’t you help
her with this yearly sum in any installments?
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Queen. Your beloved will be remembered whenever it is used.
Mary waits for your gift for Her Shrine. You’ll love the beautiful
Russian picture of “Our Lady of the Near East,” in nisset and gold,
we offer for every gift of $10 or more for this shrine. It’s large
enough to frame.
A YOUNG AND PURE HEART
Will whisper a prayer for you on First Communion Day, if you
will provide a NEW OUTFIT (Slfli for one of our homeless tots
for that Day of Days. We must outfit hundreds. Won’t you take one?
YOl EASTER GREETING
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CARD, for we will enclose a SOUVENIR TOUCHED TO THE HOLY
SEPULCHRE. We ll mail it for you, if you like. It will tell friend
or relative that a missionary will offer Mass at Easter time for
them at your request, or that you have given in their name a sacred
article to a mission chapel—like Mass bell $5 altar $75 linens $15
statue $30 altar stone $10.
lordTstay with US I
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of one meal to help feed his countrymen, exiled from Palestine
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H. K. AND R. M. STONER
FINDLAY MANTEL
and TILE CO.
116 W. Front St.
Findlay, O. Phone 4470
The Diamond Store of Marion
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