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This question was answered here
by Father Gordon H. Albion, not
ed Biblical scholar, historian and
author, in a national radio address
in which he stressed that the inter
national organization made up of
161 non-Catholic churches in 48
countries can never achieve its
fundamental aim of Christian uni
ty.
"Our absence from Evanston is
not explained by disinterest in
the aims of Evanston God for
bid but by the fact that
tho Catholic is convinced that
unity in Christ is reached only
by the authority of Christ," he
said.
“The Catholic Church could not
attend Evanston except to speak
with an authority which the
World Council does not even
claim for itself and which none
of its members would accept.”
IJNK, Mrs., Ellen, 82. 961 High
land St., Columbus, Aug. 2, St.
Francis church. Survivors: a son.
a granddaughter and a sister.
WATSON, Jess W.. 63. 3252 In
dianola Ave., Columbus, Aug. 6,
Immaculate Conception church.
Survivors: his wife. Gertrude a
son, three daughters, and 10
grandchildren.
KILGORE. Charles H, 75, for
merly of Columbus, Aug. 3. Holy
Spirit church.
SUSI, Mrs. Mana, 65. 1292-22nd
Ave., Columbus. Aug. 5. St. John
the Baptist
three sons, a
church. Survivors:
brother and a sister.
Mrs. John. 65, New-
MOLNAR,
ark, Aug. 5. Church of the Blessed
Sacrament. Survivors: her husband.
John one daughter.
GOEIJJER. Mrs. Ida M.. 838 Oak
St., Columbus. Aug. 4. St. Joseph
Cathedral. Survivors: her husband,
Harry a son and three grandchil
dren.
FISHER. John W„ 80. 522 East
moor Blvd., Columbus, Aug. 5, St.
Catharine church. Survivors: his
wife. Mary J. three daughters, two
sons, nine grandchildren and four
great-grandchildren.
Hannah. 73,
St. Thomas
a grandson.
CARMODY, Mrs.
Zanesville. Aug 5,
church. Survivors:
three great-grandchildren and niec
es and nephews.
DAY, Mrs. Anna J., 1196 Ash
land Ave., Columbus, Aug. 7, St.
Christopher church Survivors:
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Pinza will be one of the many attractions at this year's St. Mary annual Homecoming and Festival
to take place Friday and Saturday, Aug. 20 and 21, on the school grounds, 685 Mohawk St. Mrs.
Richard Hollern, armed with the rolling pin ire the photo above, is showing some of the committee
members how she and Mr. Hollern will make large orders of tasty pizza for the affair. Pictured, left
to right, are Mrs. Edward Gutmann, Mrs. Hollern, Mr. Leroy Stein and Mrs. Fred Michael. The
festival will begin both evenings at 6:00 p. m. At that time on Friday evening a fish dinner and a
pizza dinner will bo served in the school cafeteria until 9:00 p. m. On Saturday, pizza will be served
along with barbecued hamburger and wiener sandwiches from 6:00 p. m. until closing time. There
will also be stands of all description including candy, sugar, cake and white elephant stands. In ad
dition, there will be special attractions for the children. The children will be given special attention
during a matinee program from 2:00 to 5:00 p. m. Saturday. The public is cordially invited. All pro
ceeds will go toward the new grade school building costs.
Absence Of Catholics
At Church Convention
Explained By Scholar
LONDON —(NC)— Why does the Catholic Church stand
aloof from the second general assembly of the World Council
of Churches which is scheduled to open on Saturday at Evans
ton, 111.?
Father Albion was discussing
’•the scandal of Christian disuni
ty’’ during the broadcasting of a
Catholic evening service.
He said that, to their great cred
it, many of the denominations in
side Christendom had tried to solve
the problem of this multiplication
of man-made differences’ in the
past few years by forming the
World Council of Churches.
“Why, then, this apparent stand
offishness,’’ he asked, “on the part
of the Roman Catholic Church with
its 423.000.000 Christians united
in faith and worship to the Bishop
of Rome, whose authority they ac
knowledge as that of the Vicar of
Christ on earth, the successor of
St. Peter?”
"Every Roman Catholic, from
the Pope downward* is vitally in
terested in the unity of Christ's,
Church," Father Albion explain-
May They Rest In Peace
three daughters, a son. a sister
and seven grandchildren.
HATFIELD. Mrs. Wilbur. 64. for
merly of Corning. Aug. 7. St.
nard church. Survivors: her
band, Wilbur: a daughter, a
two grandchildren.
Ber
hus-
son.
RUSSELL, Mrs. Louis T., 37, for
merly of Portsmouth. Aug. 7, Holy
Redeemer church,
husband, two
her .mother,
and a sister.
Survivors: her
two daughters,
John Stevens
sons,
Mrs.
Alice, 60, Co­
Mrs.
MADIGAN,
lumbus, Aug. 7, Our Lady of Peace
church. Survivors: her
W’illiam: two daughters
grandchildren.
husband,
and four
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SCHADT. William, 73.
Main St., Columbus, Aug. 9, St.
John the Evangelist church. Sur
vivors: his wife. Rose: a son and a
sister.
QUIGLEY, Laura. 74. Rendville,
Aug. 9, St. Bernard church, Corn
ing. Survivors: two daughters, two
sons, ten grandchildren and a sis
ter.
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ed. "Without it Christ's prayer
will have failed and no Chris
tian could admit that. We Cath
olic* firmly believe that Christ's
promise to be with His Church
for all day* even to the end of
the world and to send the truth
giving spirit to guide in all truths
means that He intended to set up
a central authority, a final court
of appeal on all matters of Chris
tian Faith and morals and that
He vested that authority in Peter
and his successors."
Approximately 1000 delegates
trom throughout the United States
are expected to attend the nine
teenth annual convention at the
Hotel Sherator-Gibson.
Principal speakers will be Arch
bishop William T. Mulloy of Cov
ington, Ky.. and Charles L. Ep
pinghoff ot Cincinnati, who recent
ly was named president of the Na
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Conference.
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(Continued from Page 1)
with our neighbors to carry for
ward th* causa of truth and of
justice—th* cause of religion—
to combat the increasingly de
structive power of great organa
ed force which oppose* that
cause."
The intellectual and moral ma
turity necessary to be an effective
Catholic in the face of the de
mand* of the present day comes
first before all else, by having
a real appreciation of the Church
and of what membership the
Church means,” the Bishop said.
“We hear much talk of new
groups and associations and
league.' to defend the dignity of
man or the sanctity of the home,
or to advance true culture and en
lightenment, or to define Catholic
Action or to promote social jus
tice,” the Bishop continued, but
pointed out that a “person who
thinks of any of these things as
something apart from the Church
or as something that pious human
effort can bring to the Church,
or as benefits that some well-con
ceived organization can
on the Church, is a person
tually immature.”
the
her
Father Albion said that
Catholic Church regards as
children all who are truly
tized in the Faith of Christ,
extends her affectionate and
bap
and
pray­
erful care to all those who have
strayed from the unity of her fold
and are now seeking in diverse
ways to restore that unity which
they have lost.”
Thus, the priest added, the Cath
olic Church is “deeply interested
in the meeting at Evanston, but
cannot participate in it because
she remains the one true Church
of Christ through which alone
Christian unity can be accomplish
ed.
Local Delegation
Will Attend CWV
Meet In Cincinnati
James H. King, state command
er of the Catholic War Veterans,
will head a Columbus delegation
tc the organization s national con
vention to be held Aug. 18-22 in
Cincinnati.
Also among those attending from
Columbus will be James Schleub.
state adjutant and Paul Theado,
state housing chairman and com
mander of Columbus Post No. 983.
The three men s wives will attend
the Womens Auxiliary sessions
which will be held concurrently.
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The Bishop defined the
tual maturity of a Catholic as the
'grasp of the rare privilege that
is his. alone or in organized com
pany with other Catholics to mam
fest outwardly for thp honor of
God and the blessing of mankind,
the fruits of the spirit which is the
life of the Church.”
Any Catholic would be intel
lectually immature "who, a* an
individual or a* a member of an
organization, think* that hi* ef
fort is a favor bestowed upon
the Church, to fill a need of th*
Church or to remedy some de
fect," the Bishop explained, end
went on to say that a Catholic
would be morally immature who
felt that "in view of modern
enlightenment and scientific
handling of problem* by himself
or his group, that he had a right
to advise the Church or even dic
tate to the Church."
“Hence it is,” (he Bishop reason
ed. “not only unintelligent, but
morally inept, to find the Church
stodgy, or old-fashioned, or need
ful of suggestion from alert moders
who are organized to give the old
Institution a New Look.
The correct lines for the partici
pation by the laity in the aposto
late of the Church were delineated
by the Hierarchy of the United
States over three decades ago,
Bishop Ready said, when “the
Bishops eagerly invited the laity
to join them in a strong, national
united expression of Catholic life.”
The means of fulfilling this full
Catholic unity was the foundation
by the Bishops of the National
Catholic Welfare Conference, the
Bishop recalled, and it “has been
effective in proportion to the
strength and cooperation of the la
ity through the Lay Organization
Department of the Conference, or
in more familiar
tional Councils of
en.”
“Thus the great
organization.” the Bishop contin
ued, “is to lend aid to the Church
terms, the Na
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Membership the Daughters of
Isabella was pointed to as proof
that the women «e/e indeed striv­
ing to be vanant Catholics A vali
ant woman ua« further defined by
Bishop Ready this regard as one
"strong in virtue energetic in
the practice of her religion
gentle, kind and merciful
“She is tactful and prudent in
thought and speech. She is blessed
with the love and with the fear of
God she is the ideal which
your society is to help you all to
attain and it is by striving
toward this ideal that you achieve
the sanctifying of your souls
advance in personal holiness
is God’s will your regard.’
Bishop declared.
the
that
the
Bishop Ready then presented to
the delegates their highest ideal
and model in the Blessed
to whose honor the present
Year is dedicated. “She it
asserted, “who embodies
Virgin
Marian
is,” he
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that womanly perfection, the ma
turity of mind and will, that one
ness with Christ that full expres
sion of complete dependence on
God, which we admire and seek to
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The Blessed Virgin did not
"proclaim herself blessed of gen
eration* by reason of her high
place, purpose or accomplish
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rather "attributed everything to
God who 'hath regarded the hu
mility of his handmaid."
“Here, indeed." the Bishop pro
claimed. “is the intellectual and
moral maturity that the world so
sadly needs today May Mary, your
Model," he prayed, “be in very
truth the pattern of your splendid
society in every praiseful deed you
seek to accomplish.”
In conclusion. Bishop Ready re
called to the delegates that their
patron. Isabella “sent out the Ad
miral of the Ocean Sea to rich dis
covery. May her intercession, un
der Mary and with God s bountiful
blessing, be an inspiration, and the
proffered precious jewels, which
make possible and profitable the
voyages of your undertakings. And
may you return to her safe, pre
served from inevitable danger of
storm and wave, argosies richly
laden with social and spiritual
blessings for mankind.”
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