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1—THE CATHOLIC TIMES Friday, June 18. 1954
MASS
... ............. Liturgy Oi
FRIDAY, JUNE 18
WITHIN THE OCTAVE OF
CORPUS CHRISTI
MASS AS ON THE FEAST
White vestments. Gloria. Second
prayer of St. Ephraim. Third of
Sts. Mark and Marcellinus, Se
quence (may be omitted today and
throughout the Octave in Lou
Masses only), Credo. Preface of the
Nativity.
SATURDAY, JUNE 19
WITHIN THE OCTAVE OF COR
PUS CHRISTI
MASS AS ON THE FEAST
White vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer of St. Juliana. Third of Sts.
Gervase and Protase, Preface of
the Nativity.
SUNDAY, JUNE 20
SUNDAY WITHIN THE OCTAVE
OF CORPUS CHRISTI
White vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer of the Octave. Third of St.
Silverius, Credo, Preface of the
Nativity'.
MONDAY, JUNE 21
MONDAY WITHIN THE OCTAVE
MASS AS ON THE FEAST
White vestments. Gloria. Second
prayer of St. Aloysius. Sequence.
Credo, Preface of the Nativity.
TUESDAY, JUNE 22
TUESDAY WITHIN THE OCTAVE
MASS AS ON THE FEAST
White vestments, Gloria Sec
ond prayer of St. Paulinus. Se
quence. Credo. Preface of the Na
tivity.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23
WEDNESDAY WITHIN THE
OCTAVE
Vigil of st. john the baptist
MASS AS ON THE FEAST
White vestments. Gloria Second
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prayer of the Vigil of St. John,
Third of the Blessed Virgin, Se
quence. Credo, Preface of the Na
tivity, Last Gospel of the Vigil.
THURDAY, JUNE 24
FEAST OF THE NATIVITY OF
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
W hite vestments, Gloria. Second
prayer of the Octave, Credo, Pre
face of the Nativity.
FRIDAY, JUNE 25
FEAST OF THE MOST SACRED
HEART OF JESUS
White vestments, Gloria. Credo,
Preface of the Sacred Heart.
SATURDAY, JUNE 26
FEAST OF STS. JOHN AND PAUL,
MARTYRS
Red vestments, Gloria. Second
prayer of the Octave of the Sac
red Heart, Third of the Octave of
St. John. Credo, Preface of the
Sacred Heart.
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Father O’Shaughnessy
To Teach In Toledo
Father William T. O’Shaughnes
sy. OP. who returned recently
from a tour of study at the Angeli
can College. Rome, will teach at
Mary Manse College,’ Toledo, dur
ing the summer months. In Rome.
Father O'Shaughnessy earned his
Doctor of Theology degree. He is a
brother ol Robert and Jerry
O'Shaughnessy, Columbus.
Neu PTA Officers
Paul J. Weisenbach has been
elected president of the St. Mary
Magdalene parish PTA. Other new
ly installed officers include Mrs.
John Murnane, vice president: Mrs.
Orville Todd, secretary, and Mrs.
Thomas Bates, treasurer.
In Third Post
Hu Excellency the Mott Rev
erend Gerald P. O'Hera, Arch
bishop Bishop of Savanna-Atlan
ta, who has been named Apostol
ic Delegete to Great Britain by
Pope Pius XII. This is the third
post Archbishop O'Hara has held
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with the material assistance which
may be necessary.” The needs of
people must be met through the
resources which are available in
the community or which can be
made available.
The report describes the home
sickness which a child experiences
when he must be separated from
TOTAL
Receipts And Expenditures For
Family And Children's Services 1953
RECEIPTS
Diocese of Columbus $ 56.017.83
Zanesville Catholic Charities Fund 5,810.19
i ontribnt ion 24,073.43
Orphans’ Picnic
Payments by Parents and Relatives
Columbus Community Chest
Newark Community Chest .............
Miscellaneous ... ...............
TOTAL RECEIPTS
Balance on hand, Jan 1
TOTAL
his parents. It tells of the bewil
derment of the child when it is
necessary for him to live in a
strange environment.
"Whether she is a blue-eyed
blonde, or he is a toothless little
fellow with an unruly cowlick, the
Oldest Jesuit Dies
Priest
68
Years
GUELPH, Ont (NC) Father
Joseph R. Richard, who served
nearly 65 years as a missionary in
the Upper Great takes region of
Ontario, died at the age ot 100. He
was understood to be the oldest
priest in the Society of Jesus.
A native of Montreal. Father
Richard was ordained in 1886 and
began his work among the Indians
immediately. He mastered a num
her of Indian languages, and work
ed to preserve them unspoiled by
innovations. Father Richard’s last
assignment was at the Jesuits’ St.
Stanislaus’ Novitiate here.
Bishop Sheen To Resume
Television Series. Nov. 2
NEW YORK (NC) Bishop
Fulton J. Sheen’s Television pro
gram. “Life Is Worth Living,” off
the air during the summer months,
will resume on Tuesday. Novem
her 2, at 8 p.m. EST, it has been
announced here by the Admiral
Corporation, program sponsor.
Of Interest To Catholics
RADIO PROGRAMS
Saturday, June 19
WHKC, Columbus, 6 45 m.—
Catholic News
Sunday, June 20
WRFD. Worthington, 11.45 a m.
Hour of St. Francis
WHIZ, Zanesville, 2:00 p.m.—
Catholic Hour
WLW, Cincinnati, 3:00 in.—
Catholic Hour
WCOL, Columbus, 5:30 m.—
Greatest Story Ever Told
WHKC. Columbus, 7.00 p.m
Ave Mana Hour
WNXT, Portsmouth, 10.15 p.m.
Hour of St. Francis
TELEVISION PROGRAMS
Sunday, June 20
WB.NS-TV, Columbus, 2.30 p.m.
—Columbus Churches Fa
ther John Wolf of St. Charles
Seminary is producing a se
ries of religious discussion
programs. St. Charles High
School students answer Fa
ther s questions, who in turn
summarizes the discussion.
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Father John Wolf, S.T.D., of St. Charles Seminary is pictured with three St. Charles High School
students who are appearing with him on a series of religious discussion programs, carried each Sun
day at 2:30 p. m. by WBNS-TV. The students are (left to right) John Carter, William Dunn and Peter
Park. The students discuss questions put to them by Father Wolf, who then summarizes their answers.
The series is being carried on the "Columbus Churches" program.
Aided
unseen mental scars will make the
same indelible marks.” The at
tempt must be made "to mold a
home and security around the
little life which is to be lived. It
tries to rebuild and strengthen a
home that has begun to totter. Lt
tries to establish a substitute home
for a child who has lost a natural
Number Of Children Under Care Of The
Diocese Of Columbus
Jenery 1, 1953 to December 31, 1953
Under Care Under Care
Place of Care During 1953 Dec. 31, 1953
Foster family homes ......... 234 148
Saint Ann’s Infant Home ......... 138 27
Saint Vincent’s Orphanage.............. 153 77
Training Schools 14 7
Other placements ............................ 30 29
Total number of children 569 288
24,937.76
17,840.65
66,627.00
3,530.12
124.32
1953
EXPENDITURES
atholic Welfare Bureau
Saint Ann’s Infant Home ..
Saint Vincent's Orphanage
TOTAL EXPENDITURES
Balance on hand, Dec. 31 1953
$19R 961.30
3.933.62
$202,894.92
$100 399 88
30,454.54
66.308.93
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sociation, the Common Pleas Judg
es’ Association and the Fraternal
Order of Police. Its purpose is to
provide a yearly school at which
public officials and law enforce
ment officers may receive instruc
tion and up-to-date methods help
ful in the performance of their
jobs and to discuss the. coordina
tion of their respective functions.
In announcing Father Gallagher's
appearance, O’Neill said. "In
bringing Father Gallagher to this
meeting, we are bringing one of
the nations foremost authorities
on one of the most pressing prob
lems in America today. Juvenile
delinquency is a very real menace
in Ohio. It not only is causing our
crime incidence to spiral higher,
but constitutes a grave danger Io
the present and future generations
of Ohio youth. The law enforce
ment officials of this state are de
termined to fulfill their responsi
bilities in halting this ever-grow
ing incidence of juvenile delin
quency, and Father Gallagher's
counsel should Tip invaluable in
this respect
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$197,163.35
5,731.57
$202,894.92
home.”
"During 1953, 234 children were
cared for in foster family homes.
During the same year Saint Ann's
Infant Home sheltered 138 infants
and Saint Vincent’s Orphanage car
ed for 153 children.”
The financial figures show that
the cost of providing these servic
es was $197,163.35. Parents paid
$17,840.65 toward the cost of caring
for their children. The Community
Chests tn Columbus and Newark
provided $70,157.12. while the peo
ple of the Diocese provided the re
maining $87,997.77.
Lay Retreats
1954
July 2-4 ........................... ....... Men
July 9-11 .... Men
July 12-14 (midweek) Women
July 15-18 Men
July 23-25 ............... Women
July 30-Aug. 1 ...................... Men
Aug. 6-8 ........ Men
Aug. 13-15 Men
Housing Conference, Dr. William
L. C. Wheaton said there are 15
million substandard homes in
America today. He called for a
building program of at least two
million housing units a year for
the next ten years to halt the
spread of slums.
Only 35,000 units a year are in
cluded in a Federal housing bill
now before Congress, it was noted.
Recent legislative moves suggest
that public housing will be cut
completely barring a compromise
between the House, which rejected
the 35,000 units, and the Senate
which authorized them.
The present bill stands in com
parison to the 1949 Federal Hous
ing Act which provided for the
construction of 135.000 units a year
up to a total of 810,000 units over
a period of years.
Legislators speaking before the
National Housing Conference meet
ing stressed the effect of poor
housing on the moral life of per
sons—particularly children—living
in slum and substandard areas.
"Thousands of families are
doomed to despair in the nation's
slums because of the continuing
opposition and attacks upon the
public housing program," Repre
sentative Sidney Yates of Illinois
Philip Murray Chair
Established At Howard U.
WASHINGTON (NC) The
Philip Murray Memorial Founda
tion has presented $25,000 to How
ard University here to establish
a Philip Murray Chair of Labor Re
lations honoring the Catholic laboi
leader. The gift will finance the
chair for three years.
Bishop Confirms Lepers
KUMAMOTO—(NC—Thirty-five
lepers were among 180 confirmed
here by Bishop Dominic Fukahori
of Fukuoka. The lepers were from
the government leprosarum at Kei
fuen and the Franciscan Mission
aries of Mary I^azar Home in Bi
uasaki. hoth near here.
Good service depends on good people to give
it! That’s why Sohio service is now better
than ever. The 13,717 men throughout Ohio
who wear the Sohio emblem are the finest
13,717swell reasons why.
...theres a new HIGH in Sohio Service I
Priests Join Tn Meeting Citing
Need Of Public Housing Rise
WASHINGTON iNC) Warnings that American housing faces a bleak future
even if Congress passes the current “drop-in-the bucket” Federal housing bill were voic
ed at a National Housing Conference here which included priest housing leaders.
The U.S. will have 17 million substandard islum-level) homes by 1970 at the current
construction rate, a University of Pennsylvania professor of city planning reported.
Outlining a study of housing
needs made for the National
told the delegate*.
Governor Theodore R. McKeldin
of Maryland warned that slum con
ditions are "a source of national
weakness’’ and leave an opening
wedge for communist activities in
spreading discontent.
‘‘As a public official I have seen
with my own eyes people ^unk so
deep in misery that they are in
capable of feeling a generous emo
tion to this or any other country,”
he said. “Bad housing was not their
Obstacles €Sitel
That Block Negro
Small Businessman
NEW YORK (NC) “An
iron curtain of difficulties” sur
round the Negro venturing into the
small business field, said one suc
cessful Negro businessman.
These difficulties call for ‘‘an
abundance of energy, zeal, ambi
tion and courage,” Mathieu V.
Boutte, a founder and former pres
ident of the Catholic Interracial
Council, told a CIC forum here.
An independent pharmacist, Mr.
Boutte said that in addition to the
problems which face all small bus
inessmen, the Negro faces:
DA restricted area in which to
locate his business.
2) Earning differentials which
make it difficult for him to ac
cumulate sufficient capital to ven
ture into business for himself.
3) Difficulty in obtaining loans
on terms available to whites.
4) Small turnover which obviates
quantity savings.
5) The belief of some Negro con
sumers that white business is su
perior.
Th* latter condition, ho said,
is a product of racial segregation
and discrimination which has left
its mark even on the thinking of
Negroes.
He advocated the training of
more Negro youth in business
methods so that they might be qual
ified “to participate in the guid
ance and ownership of our indus
trial system.”
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group of men we’ve ever had. With their
skilled hands, trained minds and willing
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only affliction, but it was one. and
an important one.”
CIO Housing Director Ben Fisch
er warned: "Either we will have a
substantial public housing program
—35.000 units a year is a drop in
the bucket—or we will not clear
slums .”
Attending the meeting and tak
ing part in discussion sessions
were priest social action repre
sentatives from various dioceses
throughout the U.S. and leading
Catholic lay men end women In
the housing field.
An invocation at the annual
housing banquet was given by
Msgr. Leo A. Geary of Buffalo.
Active at the meetings were Msgr.
John O’Grady, secretary of the Na
tional Conference of Catholic Char
ities, and Msgr. John R. Mulroy,
director of Catholic Charities for
the Denver archdiocese.
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European Office
Of WRS Moved
To Switzerland
FRANKFURT (NC)—European
headquarters of War Relief Serv
ices National Catholic Welfare
Conference, which has been locat
ed in Hoechs near here since 1948,
will be transferred to Geneva,
Switzerland, on June 14. The move
was announced by John L. Bauer,
Jr., executive assistant to James J.
Norris. European director of the
American Catholic agency.
The National Catholic Welfare
Conference operates country mis
sions in Germany. France. Austria,
Great Britain, Italy and Trieste
and deals with corresponding agen
cies in the Benelux and Scandinav
ian countries. Spain, Turkey, Israel,
Austria, Canada and South Amer
ica.
REMEMBER
JULY 3
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