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Seek MiAMonarieA* Release,
Olliers, From Red Prisons
GENEVA, Switzerland (NC)—
The United States, through Brit
ish intermediaries in Geneva, is
seeking the release of 32 Ameri
cans—13 of them Catholic mission
aries—jailed in communist China.
Because the United States does
not recognize Red China diplo
matically, most attempts to gain
release of the Americans have
been made in the United Nations
or through Britain, Russia or some
other intermediary.
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Marian Symposium Slaled
notre dame, ind.
(ncj—
The Marian Year Committee of the
University of Notre Dame announc
ed that a theological symposium
on the dogma of the Immaculate
Conception will be held June 30
to July 2.
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By Xolre Dame de
Xaniiir Alumnae
The annual reunion ol members
of Notre Dame de Namur Alumnae
is being planned for Thursday. June
10, at St. Joseph Academy. There
will be a brief meeting at five
thirty that afternoon, followed by
Benediction of the Blessed Sacra
ment at six o'clock offered by
Father Lawrence J. Corcoran, Mod
erator of the Columbus Chapter.
The banquet willl be served at six
thirty, and election of officers for
the ensuing two years will be held
at its conclusion.
The graduating class of 1954 will
be guests of honor, and special an.
niversaries will be celebrated by
former graduates.
Miss Anne Graham of 25 Binns
blvd, is serving as chairman of
June Day, and her two sisters, Miss
es Mary and Julie, will assist her
as co-chairmen. They have named
the following committees to com
plete plans for the occasion:
Decorations. Misses Carolyn Gel
pi and Darlene Dehl arrangements,
Mrs. Joseph Ridgeway. Mrs. Theo
dore Campbell, Mrs. John Echelbar
er, Mrs. Robert Riley, Mrs. John
Crawford. Mrs. Richard Bernhard.
Mrs. Edward Graham, Mrs. Henry
Holden. Misses Patty Corbett. Nan
cy Russell. Claire Gillivan. and
Norma Singer: publicity, Miss Mary
Loretta Zuber.
Reservations are to be made with
Mrs. Joseph J. Zuber, 3680 Gran
den Road, JE. 8120, or Mrs. Carl
J. Gartner. 91 N. Powell Avenue.
RA. 0657.
Mrs. R. Patrick West is president
of the Columbus Chapter
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NEW LEXINGTON Margaret
Ann Clark, a June graduate of St.
Aloysius Academy, has been award
ed a four-year scholarship in ele
mentary education from Ohio State
University.
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the senior class and was a cheer
leader this year. She is the daugh
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The members of St. Mary Mag
dalene Parish Conucil will be host
esses to the women of the Central
Deanery of the Diocesan Council
of Catholic Women Sunday, June
6, at 2:00 p. m. at St. Mary Magda
lene school auditorium, 488 S. Roys
Avenue.
The program is being presented
by Mrs Constance Nichols. Central
Deanery Social Action Chairman.
Mrs. Nichols will introduce the pro
gram “From the Blue Handbook”
and she will be assisted by Mrs. J.
E. Guitner of St. Augustine Par
ish who will discuss Legislation,
Mrs. Helen Mack of St. Aloysius
Parish who will discuss Civil
Rights. Mrs. Margaret Buscher of
Fr. Francis P.
Father LeBuffe suffered from a
heart condition for some time, but
continued to be active in writing.
He was in French Hospital for
treatment late in 1953. shortly after
he had issued, with James V. Hayes,
the fifth edition of “The American
Philosophy of I^aw.” He returned
Ohio
News In Brief
STEUBENVILLE A purifica
tor used by Pope Pius at his
three Christmas Masses is now the
cherished relic at St. John Vianney
Seminary. Sealed with Papal seal
ing wax and presented to Bishop
John King Mussio, it has become
especially treasured in the diocese
since Pius’ canonization last week.
TOLEDO Bishop George J.
Rehring has stated the Toledo
diocese faces a “serious short
age” of priests as 30 have died
in the past two and one-half
years and only three are being
ordained for the diocese this
year, and there will be only
three "at the most” next year.
TOLEDO A crowd estimated
at 20.000 gathered at Toledo U.
Stadium last week for a Toledo
area Marian Year convocation.
Fifth to eighth graders, high
school students and student nurses
and collegians formed more than
half of the assemblage.
CINCINNATI The history of
the Church may be found in the
history of its Episcopacy. Msgr.
Paul F. Leibold. Archdiocesan
Chancellor, declared in his ser
mon at the consecration of Aux
iliary Bishop Clarence G. Issen
mann in St. Monica s Cathedral,
(May 25. Enemies of the Church
throughout centuries have al
ways directed their attacks
against Bishops. Monsignor Lei
bold declared, and he added that
“those who revolted against the
Church always saw' clearly that
the key to their success was the
destruction of the Episcopacy.”
BEDFORD America's first St.
Pius Church was dedicated here
on May 29, the same day as canoni
zation (ceremonies were held in
Rome for the new saint.
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Centra] Deanery DCCW Members To Meet
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Completing plans for the Central Deanery, DCCW meeting to be held Sunday are these ladies of
St. Mary Magdalene parish, some of the committee members who will serve as hostesses for the meet
ing. Pictured, left to right are Mrs. Hogart Fisher, Mrs. Orville Todd, Mrs. Frank Erdy, co-chair
man of the conference. Mrs. Thomas J. Murnane, general chairman and Mrs. John Martindale.
St. Cyprian Parish whose topic will
be Further Instructions from the
Encyclicals and Mrs. George De
Nucci, Citizenship in a Democ
racy. Father Augustine Winkler. Di
ocesan Consultant of Social Action,
will also speak.
Miss Grace Price, president of
the parish council, will be assisted
by Mrs. Thomas J. Murnane as gen
eral chairman Mrs. Frank Erdy as
co-chairman. Mrs. Orville Todd and
Mrs. Raymond Combs as chairman
and co-chairman of hospitality: Mrs.
Hobart Fisher and Mrs. Harry Rub
adue, stage and hall arrangements
Miss Margaret Dundon, Benedic
tion Mrs. Joseph Birnbrick and
Mrs. Joseph Reis, flower and dec
oration Mrs. Vincent Mooney, pro-
LeBuffe, S.J.,
Noted Writer, Educator Dies
NEW YORK (NO Father
Francis P. LeBuffe, S.J.. educator,
lecturer. Sodality leader and long
a prominent figure in Catholic
press work, died (May 27) at French
Hospital, here, following a heart
attack. He was 69 years old.
to his residence at Christmastime,
and continued work on a new two
volume series of "My Changeless
Friend” and a volume of medita
tions on the Collects of the Mass.
Born in Charleston, S.C- in 1885,
Father LeBuffe attended Gonzaga
College High School, Washington.
D.C., from 1897 until 1901 when
he joined the Society of Jesus. He
was ordained in 1915.
From 1920 to 1922, Father Le
Buffe was Regent of the Fordham
University of School of Law. He
then served a year as associate ed
itor of America, and from 1923 to
1926 he was Dean of the Fordham
University School of Social Serv
ice. In 1926. he became business
manager of the America Press,
serving in that post until 1938. For
this period a year later, he was
also managing editor of Thought.
Father LeBuffe was president of
the Catholic Anthropological Con
ference from 1940 to 1942 moder
ator of the Catholic Evidence Guild
since 1928. and for many years was
prominent in the activities of the
Catholic Press Association of the
United States. Recently he served
as Regional Secretary of the So
dality of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
He is survived by two sisters. Sis.
ter Clotilda of Notre Dame Con
vent, Queens Village. L.I., and Sis
ter Frances Agnes of St. Peter Can
isius Convent, Chicago, and a sis
ter-in-law. Mrs. L. G. LeBuffe of
Silver Spring. Md
PTA NOTES
NEW PHILADELPHIA The
Sacred Heart PTA group closed the
school year with their annua! cov
erdish supper party last week.
New officers were installed. Those
installed included Mrs. Charles Car
dani. president Mrs. Dominic
Ferchill, vice-president Mrs. Frank
Destefani, secretary, and Mrs. Wil
liam Murray, treasurer. Mr. Guido
Civiello. the retiring president,
conducted the final meeting and
was presented a gift of apprecia
tion from the members. The at
tendance banner was won by Miss
Davis, second grade teacher, and a
special award was made to Sister
Mildred’s third and fourth grades.
Mrs. Norma Massarelli was chair
man of the arrangements commit
tee.
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Convent Gets Higher Rank
NISHINOMIYA. Japan—(NC—A
cloistered Poor Clare convent
founded here some five years ago,
has been raised to the rank of a
pontifical congregation.
It is believed to be the first all
Japanese contemplative group with
strict papal enclosure, to be so rec
ognized.
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Raymond telephone.
Benediction of the Blessed Sac
rament will be held in the church.
Following Benediction Mrs. Paul
Quinn and Mrs. John Martindale
ha\e planned a social hour in St
Raymond’s Hall across the street
from the church.
Miss Mary Louise Hendricks,
president of the Deanery, will pre
side at the business meeting.
Monsignor Francis J. Schwende
man. V. F., Dean of the Central
Deanery will read the opening
prayer and Father Raymond Baus
chard, pastor of St. Mary Magda
lene Parish, will welcome the worn
en of the Deanery.
Sr. Marian, O.P.,
I o Attend Catholic
I On Scholarship
Sister Marion, O. P.. of the music
department at St. Mary of the
Springs College, has been awarded
a tuition scholarship for graduate
work in music next term at the Ca
tholic University of America. Wash
ington. D.C.
Sister Marian earned her B.S.
degree in Music Education at Ohio
State University in 1942. She later
attended Fordham University, the
Yale Music School and Pius
School of Liturgical Music, New
York City.
Sister also has had extensive ex
perience in choir work, having
trained the Boy Choir under the
direction of Constantino Yon at
St. Vincent Ferrer, New York City.
In addition, she directed the mixed
choir at St. Mary church. New
Haven. Conn.
Sister Marian joined the faculty
of St. Mary of the Springs College
last year.
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tigoslav Bishop Dies
VATICAN CITY (Radio, NC)
Bishop John R. Rodic. O.F.M.,
died in a convent at Pozega. Yugo
slavia (on May 10) at the age of
84. according to the Vatican City
daily. Osservatore Romano. He had
been raised to the Hierarchy in
1924 and served in Belgrade until
1936. In that year he was trans
ferred to the Titular See of Philip
popolis in Thrace.
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Of Interest To Women
By Our Correspondents
NEWCOMERSTOWN The fol
lomng officers have been elected
to head the St. Francis de Sales
Altar Society for the coming year:
Mrs. Clem Stute, president Mrs.
Harold S n e a y, vice-president
Mrs. John I-abak. secretary, and
Mrs. Henry Kistler, treasurer.
WAINWRIGHT Plans were
made by the St, Therese Altar
Society for the Corpus Christi
procession to be held June 20.
The bride will be Miss Rose
Marie Perko. The committee
members who will serve the
guest priests’ dinner later in the
day include Mrs. Monte Parolmi.
Mrs. Angelo Corso. Mrs. Angelo
Parolini, Mrs. Harold Edie, Mrs.
Angelo Pasquinelli and Miss
Josephine Berlindis.
Lunch at the recent meeting
of the Altar Society was served
by Mrs. Maddalena Sciarini, Re
gina Daverio, Rose Bonvechio
and Ida Tamborini. The society
will meet again June 29.
The regular monthly meeting
of St. Elizabeth s Auxiliary No.
3 will be held Wednesday, June
9, at 581 S. High St. The Refresh
ments and entertainment com
mittee is in charge ot those mem
bers whose last names begin with
the letters A, and C. Mrs.
Mary Belhorn is chairman and
Mrs. Rose Adolph is co-chairman.
JOHNSTOWN A chicken din
ner will be served by members of
the Church of the Ascension par
ish, Sunday. June 13. beginning at
12 noorf. Mrs. Ralph Snider will be
in charge of arrangements. The
dinner will be served in the church
basement and the public is cordial
ly invited. Price of the dinner is
$1.00 for adults, 50c for children.
The St. Augustine PCCW and
St. Monicas Altar Society will
receive Communion at 8:00 Mass,
Sunday, June 6. The next regu
lar meeting will be held Thurs
day, June 10, at 8:00 p.m., in
the school annex. A social hour
will follow the meeting.
COSHOCTON Mrs. Edward J.
Miller, president of the northern
deanery. DCCW. has announced
that the semi-annual deanery
meeting will be held June 20. the
place to be announced later. Mrs.
Miller made the announcement at
the recent dinner held at Sacred
Heart church to honor newly in
stalled officers of the Sacred Heart
PCCW. The committee in charge
of arrangements for the dinner was
comprised of Mrs. Francis X. Weav
er, Mrs. Martin V. Scherrer, Mrs.
May Neighbor, Miss Mary Wagner,
Si. Aloysius Alumni
Plan 47 th Reunion
NEW LEXINGTON—The forty
seventh annual reunion of the St.
Aloysius Alumni Association will
held this Saturday and Sunday
at St. Aloysiua Academy in New
Lexington.
The program will begin at 7 30
a. m. Saturday with a Mass for de
ceased members. The Perry Coun
ty Chapter will be host at the social
hour Saturday evening at 8:15.
Sunday's program will close with
Benediction at 2:15 p. m.
Miss Pearl Hughes, president of
the Association, will preside at
the meetings, and Mrs. Kathryn
Hughes will address the members.
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The Spalding Sub heaid Mrs F.
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nard Weaver, in two u-eeks.
NEW PHILADELPHIA The
newly organized Marian Study
club of Sacred Heart parish met
recently at the home of Mrs. Ha
old Gray and began reading the
book. "Forgotton Truths”, by
Bishop John Swint. Father Am
brose Freund, pastor of Sacred
Heart parish, served as modera
tor for the group. At the next
meeting, June 16. Mrs. Gray will
give the history of Sister Ce
celia. a Czech nun who fled from
the Communists. In addition.
Father Freund w ill conduct a dis
cussion of the gospel of St. Mat
thew. The meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Christian
Holstein.
The Altar Society of St. John
the Evangelist church will hold its
monthly meeting Friday, June 4.
at 8 00 p.m. in the school hall, 640
S. Ohio Ave. Refreshments will be
served following the meeting
Speaker for the evening will be a
representative of the Roxanne
Florist.
Friends of St. Rita's will hold
their summer quarterly meeting
at St. Rita's Home for the Aged.
Tuesday, June 8. 1954. at 8
o'clock. All members of the or
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