Of Interest
To Women
NEW PHILADELPHIA Mrs.
Karl Stcinbaugh ha- been elected
president of the Sacred Heart Al
tar Society. Other newly elected
officers include Mrs. William Mur
ray, -vice-president Mrs. Charles
Blakely, secretary, and Mrs. Char
les Cardani, treasurer. Retiring
president Mrs. Ray Rick lie presid
ed at the election meeting. Serving
on the July committee will be Mrs.
Louis Endres, Jr., chairman Mrs.
Hope Burkey. Mrs. Joseph Parson,
Mrs. Jack Goth and Mrs. Gene
Huprich.
The Rosary-Altar Confratern
ity of St. Mary Magdalene par
ish held its regular monthly
meeting last evening at the Shel
ter House. The business meeting
was followed by an auction of
many useful articles. Mrs. Frank
Erdy and Mrs. Vincent Mooney
were in charge. Mrs. John Mar
tindale acted as cashier and re
freshments were served by Mrs.
George Gunderson and members
of her committee.
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'Don't Forget Stepinac'
Greek Catholies Refuse
I o Pay Homage To Tito
ATHENS, Greece iXC| In compliance with strict
police orders, flags were flying from public and private build
ings in the Greek capital in honor of Yugoslavia’s communist
President Tito who came on a state visit.
But flags were conspicuously absent from the Catholic
cathedral on University Avenue, Athens’ main street, or from
any of the parish churches of Ath
ens archdiocese. Nothing was said
by competent authorities regard
ing the cathedral pastor's failure to
fly the flag.
As soon as Athens radio broad
cast the flag-flying order, the
phone at the cathedral rectory was
busy for hours, laterally scores of
parishioners called, begging the
pa-toi not to raise the Hag in hon
or of a man whose regime has per
sistently persecuted the Church in
Yugoslavia.
Here are some of the pleas made
by the parishioners:
"Father, don’t raise the flag,
even if you'll have to pay a fine for
such an omission. We are ready to
pay it for you!”
"Don’t forget (Cardinal) Stepi
nac! Don't raise the flag! Remem
ber the thousands of Catholic and
2 Deaneries Plan
Members of both the eastern and
western deaneries are making
plans for a Day of Recollection,
the first of which will be held at
St. Frances de Sales Church in
Newark on Wednesday, June 23,
for the western deanery.
Father John Graf, pastor of Our
Lady of Sorrows in West Ports
mouth, will conduct the conference.
AH women of the Columbus di
ocese are invited. Reservations may
be made with Miss Josephine
Rountree, 92 S. Fourth St., New
ark.
On Sunday. June -7. the feast of
Our Lady of Perpetual Help, East
ern deanery members will meet at
St. Aloysius Academy in New Lex
ington for a Day of Recollection
and a Marian Day.
Father Chester A. LeBlanc. chap
lain of Good Samaritan Hospital in
I Zanesville, will be in charge of the
exercises.
The program will begin with
registration at 11 a.m. St. Aloysius
Alumnae are also invited.
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Orthodox priests and Christian lay
men who are imprisoned in Yugo
slavia.”
“Don't forget that our honorable
Greek flag bears the same Cross
that is denied and persecuted by
the Red dictator of the Yugoslav
people!”
During the days of Tito’s stay in
the Greek capital, many hundreds
of people went to the cathedral and
other churches and chapels to pray
for his conversion and a halt to the
persecutions.
Owing to the absence of Arch
bishop Mario Marcrionitis, S.J. of
Athens, who was in Rome in con
nection with the canonization of
St. Pius X, there was no official
statement on behalf of Greek Cath
olics regarding the persecution of
the Church in Yugoslavia.
Women Urged
To Object To
Indecent Ads
TORONTO (NC) The power
to end indecent advertising rests
with women, a
leader told an
here.
“Women are
per? and spend 80 per cent of the
national income they have the
power to change indecent and in
sulting advertising overnight,” Mrs.
Francis Drake, national president
of the Catholic Women’s league of
Canada, told a Toronto diocesan
convention.
“There is scarcely an item adver
tised on which sale appeal is not
based on sex appeal,” she said, em
phasizing that Catholic women are
“especially guilty in allowing this
trend to continue. She called upon
Catholic women’s groups to spear
head a drive against obscene adver
tisements.
“The status of woman today in
godless countries is just what it
was in old pagan times when the
universal attitude towards woman
was that she was a creature infer
ior to man.” Mrs. Drake said.
“Our newsstands and movies
would again make her a chattel.
How long w ill the women of Ameri
ca retain their freedom when chil
dren and young people are being
fed a mental diet of nudity, im
morality and crime?”
Catholic women's
audience of 1,000
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Delegates Named
For Library Ass’n
Meet, June 20-26
Delegates to the convention of
the American Library Association
will be Sister Mary Ruth. O.P., col
lege librarian, St. Mary of the
Springs, and Sister M. Corona. O.P.,
librarian of Central Catholic High
School, Steubenville. Meeting in
Minneapolis, Minn., June 20-26, the
librarians will discuss problems of
today.
L. Quincy Mumford, newly
elected Librarian of Congress, will
be installed as president of the
American Library Association. Mrs.
Oveta Culp Hobby, Secretary of
Health, Education, and Welfare,
will address the general session.
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ST. JAMES O, LESS CHURCH
FESTIVAL
JUNE 25-261
The eighth annual festival sponsored by St. James the Less par
ish will be held Friday and Saturday, June 25 and 26, on the parish
grounds at 1652 Oakland Park Ave. Besides the grand prize, there
will be games end booths of all descriptions for the entire family.
Assistant pastor of St. James, Father William O'Neill, C.PP.S., left
above, is in charge of the event. The chairman is Armand Patton,
right above. Proceeds from the festival will be used for the new
addition to the school.
Northern Deanery
Meeting Set For
New Philadelphia
COSHOCTON Father Clement
Faistl, pastor of St. Gabriel parish.
Columbus, will be the principal
speaker at the semi-annual meeting
of the northern deanery of the Di
ocesan Council of Catholic Women,
to be held Sunday, June 20. at 3:00
p.m in Sacred Heart parish hall,
New Philadelphia.
Father Faistl will speak on
“Mary, Queen of Peace of All Na
tions.”
It was announced that the parish
councils of St. Theresa parish,
Wainwright, St. Paul parish, Mid
vale, and Sacred Heart, New Phila
delphia. will be hostesses for the
meeting.
The announcement was made at
the quarterly deanery board meet
ing held this past week at River
side Inn. Twenty-one were in at
tendance at the meeting with Mrs.
Edward J. Miller, deanery presi
dent. presiding. Talks were given
by Father Ambrose Freund, pas
tor of Sacred Heart church. New
Philadelphia, and dean of the
northern deanery, and Mrs. Alex
ander Glockner, president of the
D.C.C.W.
During the business meeting,
Mrs. Paul R. Johnson, Coshocton,
was elected treasurer of the dean
ery. Mrs. Charles Bell was appoint
ed Religious Activities chairman
for the deanery.
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Women Organize
New Guild For
St. Ann’s Hospital
A new St. Ann s Orphanage and
Hospital Guild was formed this
month, bringing the total number
of guilds to thirty-five.
Chairman of the Guild, known as
No. 16. is Mrs. John L. Leyer, 2238
Shrewsbury Rd. Other members
include Mrs. Robert Zack. Mrs. Mat
thew J. Murtha, Mrs. James T.
Noon, Mrs. Joseph Thorne, Mrs.
Edward Rodgers. Mrs. Raymond
Thomas and Mrs. Theodore Wal
lace.
Anyone interested in joining the
St. Ann s Guilds may contact Mrs.
J. C. Brainerd, 185 S. Davis-av (AD.
7508), who is guild organizer.
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Members of Holy Family parish,
Columbus, are busy these days pre
paring for their big festival and
homecoming to be held on the
Church grounds, Broad st and Skid
more. Friday and Staurday, June
25 and 26.
It is the first festival to be spon
sored by the parish in fourteen
years and plans are being laid to
make up for the lost time. Stands
and games of all description
be available to young and
Rides for the small fry will
be erected.
ST. ANTHONY NOVENA—St.
Peter's Church, o I u u s—
Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m.
OUR MOTHER OF PERPETU
AL HELP NOVENA—St. Chris
topher's church, Columbus—
Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.
INFANT OF PRAGUE NO
VENA St. Ladislaus church
Columbus Wednesdays, 7:30
p.m.
SORROWFUL MOTHER NO
VENA Holy Cross Church.
Columbus—Fridays 11:30 a.m.
(Maes and services 12 noon, 3
p.m., 5:20 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
SACRED HEART NOVENA—
Sacred Heart Church, Columbus
—Friday, 7:45 p.m.
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
NOVENA St. Leo's church,
Columbus Friday, 7:30 p.m.
INFANT OF PRAGUE NO
VENA St. John the Evange
list Church, Columbus Sun
days, 7:30 p.m.
INFANT OF PRAGUE NO
VENA Holy Family Church,
Columbus Sundays, 7:30 p.m.
OUR LADY OF FATIMA NO
VENA—St. Aloysius Church, Co
lumbus—Sundays 7:45 p.m.
ST. ANTHONY NOVENA
St. Joseph church, Dover, Tues
day evenings, 7:00.
SORROWFUL MOTHER NO
VENA—St. Nicholas Church
Zanesville. Fridays—11:30 Mass,
Novena Services at 12 noon and
7:30 p. m.
Pastors are requested to noti
fy the Catholic Times, PO Box
636, Columbus, when novena
services are started or resumed
in order to insure publication in
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Mr. McNiece said the anonymous
quotations were all “closely com
parable to communist literature I
have read,” and that “the objec
tives cited parallel closely commun
istic ideals or socialistic ideals.”
Congressman Hays tnen disclosed
that two quotations were from
Pope I,eo XIII s Encyclical, 'Re
constructing the Social Order.” is
sued in 1891, and the third was
from Pope Pius Xi s Encyclical on
“The Condition of Labor,” publish
ed in 1931.
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also
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All former parishioners and
dents are urged to attend to make
the festival a success, and to take
the opportunity of renewing old ac
quaintances and making new
friends.
The first quotation from Pope
Leo XIII was as follows:
“But all agree that there can be
no question whatever, that some
remedy must be found and quickly
found, for the misery and wretch
edness which press so heavily at
the moment (1891) on a very large
majority of the poor.
“The ancient woikmens guilds
were destroyed rhe last century,
and no other organization took
their place. Public institutions and
the laws have repudiated the an
cient religion Hence, by degrees
it has come to pas'- that working
men have been given over, isolat
ed and defenseless. to the callous
ness of employers and the greed of
unrestrained competition
“And to this must be added the
custom of working by contract and
the concentration of so many
branches of trade the hands of
a few individuals, so that a small
number of the very rich have been
able to lay upon the masses of the
poor a yoke little better than slav
ery itself.”
be
Chairman of the event will
Mr. Lyman Chappie. He will be as
sisted by Mr. Victor Sabo. Mr. Her
man Price. Mr. Joseph Esposito.
Mr. Carson Wright and Mr. Paul
Higgins.
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Marian Shrine
Donated By Public
School Children
CHURCH POINT, La. (NC)—
As a token of appreciation, the
children of two public school class
es made and donated a shrine of
the Blessed Mother to Our Lady of
Sacred Heart school here.
The shrine was donated in a dis
play of appreciation for the help
Catholics gave the public schools
when they faced a space shortage.
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Services
OUR LADY OF THE MIRAC
ULOUS MEDAL NOVENA—
Mondays St. Mary Magdalene
Church, Columbus 8:30 a.m.
(Mass and services) 10 a.m., 3
p.m., 4 p.m., 5:15 p.m., 6 p.m.,
6:45 p.m., 7:30 p.m., 8:15 p.m.,
9 p.m.
Pius XI
The second quotation, from
Pius XI. was as follows:
“Every effort must therefore be
made that fathers of families re
ceive a wage sufficient to meet ad
equately ordinary domestic needs.
“If in the present state of soci
ety this is not always feasible, so
cial justice demands that reforms
be introduced without delay which
w ill guarantee every adult working
man just such a wage.”
The third quotation, again from
Pope Leo XIII. was:
“For the effect of civil change
and revolution has been to divide
society into two widely different
castes. On me one side there is the
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Encyclicals Lsed To Point I
'Danger* Of Using Excerpts
Friday. Jun* 1R 19M THE CATHOLIC TIMES—5
WASHINGTON (NC) A congressman created a sensation here by introducing
three papal quotations into the record of a Congressional hearing and asking the witness on
the stand to identify them.
The witness said the anonymous quotations closely paralleled communist writings.
The congressman said it was a very good lesson in the danger of lifting sentences and
paragraphs out of context.
Objecting to certain practices he said were being followed in a House investigation of
tax-exempt foundations. Representative Wayne L. Hays of Ohio read three quotations and
then handed them to Thomas M.
McNiece. 1he investigating unit
assistant research director, and
asked him to comment on them
party which holds the power be
cause it bolds the wealth which
has in its grasp all labor and trade,
which manipulates for its own ben
ef 11 and purposes all the sources c.
supply, and which is powerfully
represented in the councils of the
State itself. On the other side there
is the needy and powerless multi
tude, sore and suffering, always
ready for disturbance. Il working
people can be encouraged to look
forward to obtaining a share in the
land, the result will be that the
gulf between vast wealth and deep
poverty will be bridged over and
the two orders will be brought
nearer together.”
A Dangerous Practice
.Mr. McNiece had been reading
into the record of the hearing ex
cerpts from Government reports.
After the three quotations had
been identified. Representative
Hays told the witness: “You have
given a very practical demonstra
tion of the danger of lifting a sen
tence or paragiaph out of context,
because you have clearly labeled
these as being in conformity with
the communistic literature that you
have read
“Yes. and I repeat that.” replied
Dav Of Recollection Set
\l Sacred Heart Church
Father Joseph McLamey. O of
St Joseph Priory, Somerset, will
be the speaker during the Sacred
Heart parish. Columbus. Dav of
Recollection to be held. Saturday.
June 19 from 8 00 a to 2 30
p.m.
The exercises will take place
in the Sacred Heart Church. First
Ave. and Hamlet St. All the wo
men of the city are invited to at
tend Reservations should be made
with Mrs Anna Marie Cline. UN
8500 or Cecelia Groake. UN 4358.
Breakfast and luncheon will be
served in Ryan Hall by members of
the Altar and Rosary Sodality of
Sacred Heart parish.
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Mr. McNiece. “I am not familiar
with literature of the source you
described, but I have been told
that other encyclicals have com
pletely endorsed and defended, to
use the phrase which you have used
a number of times, laissez faire.”
"If you road fho whole thing,*
countered Representative Haye,
they condemn very pronounced
ly socialism and communism. But
the Popes both condemned some
of the conditions that were ex
isting at that time. I don't think
you will disagree with me, and I
am not a Catholic—I may say
that—that the Catholic Church
has been one of the bulwarks
against communism in the world,
and one of the organizations
which has fought against it as
vigorously as any organization.
So you would not want to call
the Church communistic, would
you?
“1 am not calling the Church
communistic.’ said Mr. McNiece.
“I am not taking any part in a dis
cussion of religion and the attri
butes of the various groups.”
"Do you admit that there is a
danger,” asked Representative
Hays, “in doing just what has been
done before this committee over
and over again ... of lifting a
paragraph out and saying this
proves a point when it does not
necessarily prove anything?”
Mr. McNiece said the excerpts
he had cited were chosen very care
fully so as not to misrepresent the
context, and that all references
uere fully given.
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