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8—THE CAHTOLIC TIMES
Friday, June 4. 1954
Columbus Woman Writes
Article On Marian Shrines
An article on making miniature
Marian shrines written by Mrs.
Ivan Pusecker, 618 Berkeley Road.
Columbus, will appear in a future
issue, of The Joscphtnum Review
Mrs Pusecker is a member of the
evening class in Feature Writing
held at the College of St. Mary of
the Springs this semester as part
of its adult education program. The
Since 1890
First Mortgage Loans
Insured Savings
Safe Deposit Boxes
6
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Walter C- Krupp, Pres
Radu Scrvtc. Apphanew RepairMl
ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.
GEORGE SMITH
111 Gxbuher St. Zanctlic O., Ph. 6-7336
Elwtrtca) Wiring Maintenance
Commwemi industrial Rr.identiaJ
TELEVISION
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•MODERATION IS A HILI LIFE"
Flood's Bar and Grill
WINEb LIQUORS
“Beet at
Its Beit"
TASTY FOODS SANDWICHES
480 Market Ph 4691
ARTWIL
430 Main St.
Johnston's Restaurant
“t’amous tor Chicken*
THOMAS LYNN, INC.
Lnsuranbe
Fne Farm Auto
Casualty—Liability—Plate
Glass and Allied Lines
95’/i N 5 Zanesville. O. 2-7569
BREESE
DRUG STORE
1422 Maple Ave. Ph. 2-9030
Zaneevilla, Ohio
Salzburg ‘Academic Week’
To Be Held From Aug. 8-22
SALZBURG, Austria (NC)
The annual Salzburg “Academic
tVeeks” (Hochschulwochen) which
since their foundation in 1931 have
contributed much to the develop
ment of Catholic thought will be
held this year from August 8 to 22.
feature, written under the direc
tion of Sister Maryanna, O.P., is
based on actual indoor shrines as
sembled and arranged by Mrs. Pu-
CURRENT
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RATE
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Phone 2-4551
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ZANESVILLE, OHIO
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LIDO WINE STORE
J. Jacolenne, Mgr.
60 So. Sth St. Zanevvifle and Coshocton, Ohio
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Funeral Directors Z-4
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"Your Beauty is our Career" 4
Ann's Beauty Lounge, Inc.
ANITA H. FLOOD
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620 Market St. Phone 2-7302
BUILDING BLOCKS
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Beverages
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30 N. Third Zanesville, O.
Encyclicals Guide
For Anti-Red Fight
Nuncio Declares
MEXICO CITY—(NC)—Archbish
op William Piani, Apostolic Dele
gate to Mexico, pointed to the “val
uable and enlightened” encyclicals
of the recent pontiffs, especially
Leo XIII, Pius XI and the present
Pope Pius XII, as a guide to the
best way to combat communism.
In a letter to the anti-communist
Popular Front of Mexico meeting
here in congress he said: “Would
that those attending the congress
might have the opportunity and
time to probe deeply into such out
standing documents and the
papal teachings “in reference to the
social questions, materiaftsm and
communism.”
The light of truth and justice is
the best weapon against the “in
sidious and perverse work” of com
munism in Latin America, he said.
Meanwhile, on the eve of the
opening of the Anti-Communist
congress, its organizers reportedly
protested to the government for
having denied them two halls which
had previously been made available
to communists without difficulty.
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“2 Ixications”
South Zanesville, Ohio
And 804 Koon St. in
Zanesville, Ohio
Specified Gifts:
Mary
Delaware.
Johnstown. Church of the Ascension
Marysville. Our Lady of Ixnird
idvale.
atnt Patrick
iaint Matthew
Mount Vernon, Saint Vincent
Moxahala. Saint Pius----------
Murray City, Saint Philip Neri
New Boston, Saint Monica
New laxington, Saint Rose __
New Philadelphia, Sacred Hear
Newark, Church of the Blessed
Newcomerstown, Saint French
Otway, Our Lady of Lourdes
Philo, Saint Ann
Plain City, Saint Joseph
Pond Creek, Holy Trinity
Portsmouth. Holy Redeemer
Portsmouth. Saint Mary
Roswell, Saint Elisabeth
Somerset, Holy Trinity
Somerset. Saint Joseph
Spring Mountain. Saint Rose
Strasburg, Saint Aloysios
I Sugar Grove, Saint Joseph
Utica, Church of the Nativity
I Wainwright. Saint Therese
5 Washington C. H.. Saint Colman
I Waverly. Saint Mary
Wellston, Saints Peter and Paul
West Jefferson. Saints Simon and Jude
West Portsmouth, Our lady of Sorrows
Westerville, Saint Paul ....
Wheelersburg, Saint Peter
Wills Creek, Our lady of Lourdes
Zaleski, Saint Sylvester
Zanesville. Saint Nicholas _____
i Zanesville, Saint Thomas .............
(Story On Page One)
REPORT FOR THE YEAR 1953
Diocese of Columbus
Dues ............................................................... .......................
CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION
Dues .......................................................................................
ASSOCIATION OF THE HOLY CHILDHOOD
Operating table, lights and
surgical instruments
The Fatima Group
1,400 Pounds of Catechetical ma
terials
The Junior Fatima Group
600 Pounds of Catechetical ma
terials and religious articles
City Of Columbus
Cathedral of Saint Joseph
Christ the King
Corpus Christi
Holy Cross
Holy Family
Holy Name
Holy Rosary
Holy Spirit
Immaculate Conception
Our Lady of Peace
Our Lady of Victory ____
Sacred Heart
Saint Agatha
Saint Aloyaiua
Saint Augustin.
Saint Catharine
Saint Christopher
Saint Cyprian
Saint Dominic ___
Saint Francis of Assisi
Sainj Gabriel
Saint James the I.ess
Saint John the Baptist
Saint John the Evangelist
Saint Ladislaus ..
Saint I .co___________ ___
Saint Margaret of Cortona
Saint Mary
Saint Mary Magdalene
Saint Michael
Saint Patrick
Saint Peter ______________
Saint Thomae
Outside Columbus
Ada, Our Lady of Lourdes
Bolivar, Saint Stephen
Bremen, Saint Mary
Society For The Propagation Of The Faith
SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS
SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION OF THE FAITH
Membership Dues ................................................... ...........$ $ 3,634.82 $
Perpetual Membership Offerings ....... *...........................
Donations ..............................................................................
Donations sent directly to National Office........................"
Donations for Mission Rosaries ..........................................
Mission Sunday Collection ....................................................
Indian and Negro Missions Collection.................................
Missionary Cooperation Plan:
Home Missions ........................................ 14,933.61
Foreign Missions ...................................... 6,742.18
Home Missions ....................................... 21,256.92
Foreign Missions ........................... 8,273.11
Diocesan Mission Fund .......................................................
Mass Stipends ........................................................................
WORK OF SAINT PETER THE APOSTLE FOR NATIVE CLERGY
Tuition for Native Seminarians .............................
MISSIONARY UNION OF THE CLERGY
Membership Dues..................................................................
Donations ..... .........................................................................
Heathen Child Ransoms .......................................................
Mission Christmas Seals.......................................................
Specified Gifts ......................................................................
Total Receipts ..........................................................
Balance, January 1, 1953 ............. .................. .......
Equipment Sent to Missions:
Interior furnishings and pews
for one chapel
2 Automobiles (Used)
5 Chalices
2 Ciboria
2 Pyx
1 Paten
1 Altar
10 Candlesticks
2 Statues
20 Vestments for Mass
4 Da ma tic sets
15 Copes
10 dozen Small Linens (Madonna Guild)
4 Missals
10 Servers cassocks and surplices
1 Censer and carton of incense
1,200 Rosaries and religious articles
400 Pounds of medicine
Society For The Propagation Of The Faith
Report Of Parishes
18.00
260.60
10.00
6.00
18.00
18.00
4,204.00
6,484.03
8,853.99
85.50
33,019.63
6,300.00
21,675.79
29,530.03
3,144.76
38,300.85
Tha following miation* and mission
er* shared in the Missionary Coopera*'
tion Plan for 1953:
Missions of the Diocese of Columbus:
Dresden, Saint Ann
Granville. Saint Edward
La Rue, Saint Joseph
Milford Center, Sacred Heart
Mount Gilead. Saint Matthew
Murray City, Saint Philip Neri
New Boston, Saint Monica
Otway, Our Lady of Lourdes
Shawnee, Saint Mary
West Portsmouth, Our Lady of
Sorrows
Diocese of Charleston, South Carolina
Diocese of Port Elizabeth, South Africa
Diocese of Kisumu, Africa
Diocese of Reno, Nevada
Diocese of Salt Lake, Utah
Diocese of San Juan, Puerto Rico
Glenmary Missioners
Dominican Foreign Missions
Maryknoll Sisters
Missionaries of Saints Peter and Paul
Immaculate Heart of Mary Missioners
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196.00 107.00 1,146.69 302.84 1,752.68 1,519.00
60.87 72.20 132.67
296.94 1,701.00 866.60 776.00 3,688.64 2,764.00
44 00 89 00 1 060.89 668.60 1,846.89 446.00
......... 80.00 21.00 *45.00 646.00 283.00
705.60 909.2* 1,614.76
10.00 14.on 486.44 37 4.21 884.65 1,388.00
_________ 90.00 160.00 *76.20 600.00 1,728.20 11.00
155.233.40
361.80
466.26
302.61
30.32
330.00
142.00
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260.00
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177,189.73
1.367.96
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1,718.00
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331.7*
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1,6*4.22
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*84.67
160.00
89.10
284.72
120.47
336.20
166.84
221.88
136.00
186.20
160.84
103.04
*09.31
76.60
32.00
3.00
9.00
370.82
613.00
20.00
On the other hand, note how
much pessimism is the modern
mode. A weary feeling fills
many minds that the problems
of life are insoluble, and that
despair is inevitable. We would
probably despair too if the only
hope for international peace was
the United Nations, if the only
basis for inner peace was the
couch of the psychoanalyst.
Thank God a dozen times a
day for your blessings, but also
do something mort. If a friend
gave you a new automobile
would you not send him a gift in
thanksgiving? Since God has giv
en you His Redemption, His Eu
charist, His Life, why not give
Him a gift that 1,400.000,000
pagans in the world might know
about Him as you do and maybe
even love Him more than you do.
Every time you discover a new
blessing in your life make a new
sacrifice in thanksgiving. You
will be amazed how your bless
ings will multiply.
We will soon be telling you
how to remember our new ad
dress, so please keep saving
your pennies!
82.00
216.60
30.66
65.49
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18.40
212.60
30.69
*6.49
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18.40
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101.50
3,709.98
108.48
1,109.00
600.00
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103.48
290.00
362.77
1,183.49
223,50
31.7*
48.97
20.7*
327.70
61.82
33.60
694.78
47.70
62.60
315.00
470.70
450.7*
140.04
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1.742.46
281.60
*7.77
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1,666.20
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92.60
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622.71
87.00
16.00
6.00
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42.29
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GOD IjOVE YOU to A K “The
enclosed $5 is what I would have
spent on a new Easter hat. but I
decided that my old one would
do just as well.” ... to F.K.B.
“I have promised to send a per
centage of every painting I sell
to the Missions. Here is my first
check for $3.50” ... to PB.
“Now that Life is not Worth Liv
ing on Tuesday nights, since your
wonderful series on television is
absent, here is a small sum of
$10 to help make Life worth
living in your far missions.”
to V.M. for $65. “This check rep
resents 50 per cent of my over
time which I promised for a
special request.” ... to J.W.V.
for $24.10. “Although I am not
a Catholic, each month I try to
send this amount to Catholic Mis
70.00
67.00
813.26
146.04
364.00
466.26
426.00
60.00
258.60
611.00
1.814.26
2,834.66
301.60
*4.80
25.82
48.7*
11.70
*00 963.54 *39.66 1,498.14 401.00
12.00 80.00 •33.29 66*.11 1,584.40 364.00
35.40 85.40
109.46 109.46
5.00 171.46 252.28 428.73
166.58 166.58
16.95 16.96
36.*1 35.*1
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107.30 107.80
68.18 68.13 2S*.OO
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108.00 108.00
26.00 224.01 249.01 •74.00
17.00 14.00 182.66 163.65
42.25 42.25
16.00 l.»0 120.88 139.33
42.00 392.40 275.00 709.40 20.00
12.75 12.76
27.50 27.50
119.00 1.287.05 62* 66 2.0*4.71 2,345.00
2.00 986.41 260.7* 1,289.20
God Love Y ou----------------
How Confused You Would Be
If You Were Without Faith
by Bishop Fulton J. Sheen
Few ever stop to thank God
for their blessings. Think for a
moment how confused and be
wildered your life would be if
you were with
out faith! This
blessing alone
overwhelms all
trials. St. Paul
was the victim
of cease 1 e s s
e s ecutions
and yet he be
gins all his
epistles with
such words as:
“1 thank my
God always on your behalf.”
sions because I believe that you
are helping them as they should
be helped.”
Wouldn’t you like to be one in
a million? You can by subscrib
ing to Mission. Edited by the
author of this column, the Most
Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, MISSION
has the widest circulation of all
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would like to subscribe to this
bi-monthly magazine, send in
your name and address with your
request and sacrifice.
Cut out this column, pin your
sacrifice to it and send it to th«
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 Diocesan
Director, Reverend James Kulp,
246 East Town St., Columbus 15,
Ohio.
o-...-
Attend Meet Honoring
Moslem Philosopher
TEHERAN, Iran (NC) Fa
ther Richard J. McCarthy, S.J., Am
erican Arabic scholar stationed at
Baghdad College, Iraq, was one of
two Jesuit missionaries represent
ing the Vatican at a conference
held here to honor the millenium
of the Moslem philosopher, Avi
cenna.
Father McCarthy read a paper,
in Arabic and English, on th«
primacy of metaphysics in Avicen
na, before scholars from many na
tions, including eight delegates
from the Soviet Union. A native of
Chicopee, Mass., Father McCarthy
holds the degree of doctor in Mos
lem Theology from Oxford Uni
versity.
NOW
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cine and shelter to 850,000 REFUGEES from the Holy Land? He
is the only hope of these hapless outcasts. A FOOD PACK t$10’
lasts a family almost a week. We welcome your used elothes at
our warehouse, Haswell St. A Eastchester Rd., Bronx 61, N.Y.
HAVE YOU INCLUDED GOD IN YOUR WILL?
SACRED HEART PLEAS
Two Near East shrines to the
Sacred Heart badly need your
mite. That at Tinos. Greece, has
a badly damaged roof and floor.
The other in a very poor section
in Chalacudy. India, is not yet
finished. Won’t you help?
Archbishop Paul Hindo died last
fall as a w-orthy follower of the
Great Apostle among his own
people in Iraq. As a memorial
we hope to build the school he
dreamed of putting in Karradah.
Have you a mite for a brick? Or
$10 for a desk?
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MA. 4451
Weil, lucky she lived elose enough to be brought to the Sisters*
MISSION HOSPITAL in India. In time she may recover under
their devoted care. But. if it’s too late, her soul will be healed in
Baptism and returned to Her Master safely because she will be
won over by the gentle charity of the good Sisters. Through laek
of proper food, sanitation and preventive medicines, hundreds of
thousands there are stricken even worse than she, but aren’t bo
fortunate to live elose enough to a mission hospital to be reached
in .time to help even their souls. Won’t you help ns spread thia
apostolate by building one in Tellacam. India. A mite will help.
$10 in medicine goes far. $25 buys a bed: $75 a medical kit *1,090
an entire ward.
V'
The SISTERS OF THE SACRED
HEART have labored for over 35
years in the Diocese of Chang
anacherry, India, among home
less, orphans and aged. Won’t
you lighten their burdens a bit.
For $10 they can keep a tot for
a month.
We beg for someone to “adopt” SALIM, an Iraqian youth, now in
the first of six years training at the seminary there. His Quufiy
is unable io help him with the yearly cost ($166 of it. Won’t you
send him this sum yearly in any payments? Could he ever forget
such a friend?
DAY
PAI I. IN \OL
SISTER PAUL of the Cross is a
novice with the Sisters of the
Sacred Hearts in Lebanon. She
pleads for a kind soul to make
it possible for her to complete
her two years training by sending
her the yearly $150 cost. Will
you help her?
SEVEN IN ALL
That’s how many MISSION CLUBS we have. Members send u*
A-DOLLAR-A-MONTH to meet seven essential mission needs.
JUNE DOLLARS to CHRYSOSTOMS and MARY S BANK will help
train the seminarians and novices in the Holy Lana DAMIEN
LEPER FUND goes to the Damien Institute in India. BASILIANS
will go io the school of the Clarist Sisters near Changanacherry,
India. The little tots in Iraq will feast on ORPHANS’ BREAD.
The CHAPEL-OF-THE-MONTH is to be buill for the parish at
Nadavayal. India MOMCA GUILD will adorn its altars with sacred
articles and linens.
‘RearSstOlissions
French Cor«Kn«1 SpaNman, 9ra*id«n« Mxgr Thame! J. McMeban, Met’l Sac*y
Sand aU cammenicetiem »at
CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION
480 Lexington Avb. at 46th St. New York 17, N. Y.’

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