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6—THE CATHOLIC TIMES Friday, June 4. 1954
Vatican Art, by Karl Ipser Phil
osophical Library, Inc., New York,
1953, $7.50.
Vatican Art is a fascinating book
of black and white photographs tak
en of the priceless art masterpieces
in the Vatican. The skill and gen
ius of many nations—ancient as
veil as modern—is presented in the
works of such masterpieces as Fra
Angelico. Michaelangelo, Boticelli,
and Murillo. Under each photo
graph is a brief commentary on its
history or on the legend of the
figu res that are represented.
This outstanding book serves to
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Rep. Charles J. Kersten of Wis
consin pointed out how the re
treat movement has become a suc
cessful bulwark against the ad
vance of communism. Other speak
ers included Clem l^ine, city editor
of the Chicago Daily Neirs and
Msgr. John M. McCarthy, director
of the Cardinal Stritch Retreat
House in Mundelein. III. A fea
ture of the convention was a series
of workshops which dealt with
such topics as retreats for youth of
college and high school ages, re
treats for alcoholics and instruc
tions for engaged couples.
Tremendous Growth
An estimated 300.000 American
laymen made spiritual retreats
during weekends in more than 150
Catholic retreat houses last
Bishop Wright declared.
Bishop Wright described
growth of the movement ir
United States as astonishing
the
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present needs of both the Church
and the State.
"Such an organized program
of prayer and meditation, made
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Le Puy, historic town in South Central France, is noted for its 1,000 year-old Marian shrine built
on a huge volcanic rock. A 55-foot bronze statue of the Virgin Mary, made from 213 cannon captured
at Sebastopol by Napoleon towers over the shrine church. More Popes have visited and granted fav
ors here than to any other shrine in Christendom save those in Italy. The "Grand Pardon" or "Ju
bilee" (50-year indulgence) began here in 992. No saint of the Middle Ages failed to make a pilgrim
age here.
Retreat Movement Seen
Solution To World’s Ills
CHICAGO (NC) Extension of the laymen's retreat
movement throughout the United States as a positive begin
ning to the solution of world problems, starting with the bet
terment of man. himself, was advocated here by Bishop John
J. Wright of Worcester, Mass.
convention of the National Catho
lic Laymen's Retreat Conference
in the Palmer House here. He is
the Episcopal advisor of lhe con
ference.
A thousand delegates were wel
comed to the three-day sessions by
His Eminence Samuel Cardinal
Stritch. Archbishop of Chicago, be
fore the Cardinal enplaned for
Rome where he attended the can
onization rites for Blessed Pope
Pius X.
The Bishop was the keynote speaker at the 15th biennial
up of laymen of every walk in
life and acting without political
or social motive of any kind,
comes at a moment in our his
tory when if is most needed," he
declared.
Both Church and State urgently
need prayers. Lingering anti
Catholicism here at. home and fes
tering anti-Americanism abr o a
have plagued us in recent years,
though there are signs that these
are abating,’’ the Bishop continued.
‘‘So much of both is unreasoned
and irrational that neither will be
dispelled by debate, controversy or
indigation,” Bishop Wright said.
"However, both will be offset, if
not entirely eliminated, by the ex
ample of righteous living and pro
found spirituality such as lay re
treats exist to develop,
"E i lary piety in th*
Church will reflect the unmis
takable image of her Christ more
convincingly than hours of dis
putation or columns of polemic,
and the same righteousness in
the state will enhance the moral
prestige of our nation more than
weeks of speeches or tons of
loans."
Bishop Wrigh described the 77
permanent ret reat houses 3nd B6
seasonal retreat houses in Amer
ica as "oases of prayer in a desert
of tension and of feverish act ivi
ty.”
"The world is not .saved by
works, even good works,” he said,
"though these may save those who
perform them. It is saved by piety
and by prayer. Hence the indisput
able role of retreat houses in the
life of society.'*
The Bishop also described re
treat houses as seminaries in
which laymen meditate their "tre
mendous part in the general priest
hood of the faithful and in the sav
ing action of the Church in the
model n world.’’
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Io Sisterhood
PEORIA. Ill.—(NC)---The first
Negro girls ever admitted to the
Sisters of the Third Order of St.
Francis at St. Francis Hospital here
were in a class of four w ho receiv
ed their veils.
The two are Doris Haynes of
Springfield. 111., now Sister M. Vic
toria. and Catherine Miller of St.
Ixhiis. now Sister M. Rosa Mystics.
Others in the class included Rita
Mana Sczakalle of Fulda, Germany,
now Sister Speciosa and Joan
Marie Barber of Metamora, 111., now
Sister M. Stella Maris.
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WASHINGTON (NC) President
Eisenhower has appointed Dr. C.
J. Nuesse. school of social science
dean at the Catholic University of
America, to membership on the
board of Foreign Scholarships. The
10-member board supervises lhe
Fulbright educational exchange
program of the U.S. Department
of State and selects candidates for
awards.
Burma Priest
Named Bishop
By Holy See
RANGOON, Burma (NC)
This infant nation’s 150.000 Cath
olics have enthusiastically greeted
the first appointment by the Holy
See of a Burmese priest as a Bish
op.
The appointment, recently an
nounced in Rome, goes to Father
John Joseph, who has distinguished
himself in the field of Catholic Ac
tion and charitable and social work.
The Holy Father has named him
Titular Bishop of lx?te and Aux
iliary to 66-year-old Bishop Albert
Faliere, French-born Vicar Apos
tolic of Mandalay.
Now 53 and born near Man
delay, Father Joseph received
the news of his eppointment
when he wes in Rome es pert of
a Burmese goodwill delegation.
The trip, also made by six other
priests, was suggested by Prime
Minister U Nu as a symbol of
the good relationship between
the government of Burma end
the Cetholic Church.
The majority of Burma's more
than 18 million people are Budd
hists. The country’s 1947 constitu
tion gives Buddhism a special
place, recognizing it as the religion
of the majority of the people. But
all other religious groups are given
full freedom.
Premier Nu. generally describ
ed as a deeply religious man, has
on several occasions expressed his
admiration for the work of the
Catholic hurch.
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Students' Prayers
Quel Is Communist
Riot In Singapore
SINGAPORE—(NC) For two
weeks, some 3.000 communist-in
spired. noting Chinese students
kept Singapore on edge. Agitating
against a law requiting them to
register (or military service, they
frequently clashed with police.
Their demonstrations collapsed
on the Sunday dedicated through
out the world to children's prayers
lor peace, when 6.000 Catholic stu
dents gathered quietly here to join
in the crusade of prayer.
That afternoon, police saw thou
sands of Catholic youngsters con
verging from different directions
toward a central playing field and
some of them w ho hadn't been in
formed became jittery until they
learned it was a peace meeting ap
proved by the local authorities.
When they heard children re
citing the rosary and singing hymns
and saw them kneel for the Bene
diction of lhe Blessed Sacrament,
they were reassured. Many people
marked the contrast between the
attitude of the two student assem
blies. and the fact that the Red
movement collapsed, at least tem
porarily, just as the Catholic cere
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Luncheon
The Annual Honors Luncheon of
the College of St. Mary of the
Springs will be held in Hamilton
Hall. Friday, June 4. at twelve
noon. Faculty and students will re
ceive Copies of the senior edition
of The Ton er as souvenirs.
Among the honors conferred
will be: All-Round St. Mary’s Girl:
Senior Class. Grace Futerer: Junior
Class. Mary Dorrian Sophomore
Class, Sally Charles Freshman
Class. Gretchen Wagner. Monsig
nor Bean Poetry Award: Mary Web
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Press Board Award: Martha Gal
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tricia Fallon. Dramatics Medal pre
sented to the student w'ho has dis
played outstanding acting ability
during the past year awarded to
Eleanor Porchetti for her portray
al of Mrs. Pampineili in "The
Torchbearers.” Art Award: Mary
Ann Adams. Business Certificate:
Ann Petry.
Camera Club Awards: Senior
Division. Theresa Soller, Lucy Fos
ter Junior Division. Carolyn De
Palma, Stephanie Eitel and Mar
garet Baker. Sister Francis Borgia
Memorial Music Medal given by
Grace Thompson Edmister for out
standing musicianship and contri
bution to music: Dorothy Fitz
burgh. Music Award: for outstand
ing work in two major fields, in
strumental and composition. Jose
phine Vande Kerkhoff.
Confraternity of Christian Doc
trine certificates will be awarded
to Grace Futerer. Mary Ixris Sugar,
Patricia Quirk. Nancy Russ, Ruth
Caspar. Mary Ellen Eberly, Mary
Ann Nieman. Carmela Palazzolo,
Mary Schneeman, Teresa Atwood,
Margaret Baker, Bernadine Baugh
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Carolyn DePalma, Lynn Floyd,
Marian Gibson. Kathleen Keefe,
Mary Kennedy, Karen Kenny, Mar
lene Kuhn. Mary Ixiu Lisi, Rose
Marie McParland, Betty Meluch,
Betty Lou Mersch. Katherine Mul
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Barbara Witchie.
Scholarships were awarded to
Jacqueline Sw’eeney and Use Graf
for Laval University in Quebec.
The honors for sports are the
WRA Awards: Basketball, Jeanne
Brown. Volleyball, Mary Schnee
man Achievement Medal, Sue Kin
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