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8—THE CATHOLIC TIMES Friday, Oct. 1, 1951
The largest
said he had
booklet, but
Cardinal Me Guigan
not read the 64 page
added that press reports indicated
it involved an attack on the Cath
olic Church. He declared that “all
unnecessary controversy and espe-
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disrespect among certain classes and adds to the ranks of agnostics, scoffers and unbelievers
of every shade.”
His Eminence James Cardinal McGuigan, Archbishop of Toronto, made this assertion in a
statement dealing with the publication of a booklet bv the United Church of Canada contrast
ing the beliefs of the Catholic.
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Church and the United Church Some 25 years ago, the United
cially attack of one religion against
another, is outdated, ill-timed, fu
tile and even harmful.”
“We are face to face with a
threat to Christianity in ail its
forms,” the Cardinal said. “Now
more than ever we must be united,
if not in common beliefs, certainly
in charity.”
"It seems to us that a more
positive attitude to church prob
lems," the Cardinal continued,
•'would be more in order and
that, while clinging to the truths
of our faith, w® could be guided
in common social action by the
old adage—In essentials, unity
in non-essentials, liberty in all
things, charity. Charity is still
the fulfillment of Christian
teaching and the fruit of Chris
tian living."
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demals that th booklet released in
connection with the annual United
hurch meeting in Sackville. N.B.,
was intended as an attack on the
Catholic Church from the United
Church leaders. Dr. George Dorey
of Toronto, the United Church
Moderator, said he didn’t believe
the booklet was an attack “on any
body" and "I certainly don’t think
it was an attack on the Catholic
Church.”
The Rev. William G. Berry of
Toronto, United Church commis
sion secretary, who supervised the
preparation of the booklet, said:
“This booklet was published to
clarify issues so that the churches
might come closer together. There
is certainly no desire on the part
of the United Church to widen
cleavages ui the body of Christ
We certainly agree with him (the
Cardinal) that charity above all
things is still the fulfillment of
Christian teaching and living.”
The booklet is called “What’s
The Difference.” It was written by
Dr.. Arthur G. Reynolds, minister
of St, Paul’s United Church at Elm
vale, Ont.
The booklet denies the infallibili
oi the Pope. It says that Catho
s “hold that truth itself must
defined as that which is taught
the Roman Catholic Church and
that this teaching is proclaimed by
a Pope, who in his offocia1 utter
ances, is supernaturally guarded
from error.” It adds that Protest
ants believe “that no human being
can be thus infallible: that the
Pope can be, and many Popes have
been quite wrong.”
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be
The veneration of Saints, relics
and images is denounced in the
booklet as “in reality a form of
idolatry that denies the sovereignly
and the purely spiritual character
oi God. The booklet also finds
fault with the atholic outlook that
“from the cradle to the grave, the
salvation of mankind is
the hands of the men who are di
vinely authorized and gifted to ad
minister the sacraments of that
church.” The booklet adds that
“there can be no doubt that the
priesthood of the Roman atholic
Church gets in between Christ and
His people in such a way as often
to hinder, rather than promote,
true communion.’’
In addition to finding fault with
a number of
The
other Catholic be
s and practices, the
that while Catholics
.even sacra men I s,
booklet state
acknowledge
“Protestants cannot find any w
rant in the New Testament lor
more than two sacraments: imp
tivin mid (he Lord* Suppei lhe
book
than the number of sacraments is
the need for them to be under
stood.
said that more important
In its opposition to the Papacy,
the booklet asserts that Christ “has
not handed over the rule of His
church to men. He still rules it by
His own presence and power. He
does not need a “vicar” on earth,
foi He lives and reigns among His
people who are committted to Him
in faith.”
Schedule Rural Life Meet
PANAMA CITY. Pan. —-(NC)—
A Catholic Rural Life conference
for central and some South Amen
can countries will be held here
from April 17 to 24, Archbishop
Paul Bernier, Apostolic Nuncio to
Panama, has announced.
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Condition of Prayer
One of the conditions
which our prayers rest is
fidence
fidence th
praye
very much ami that is
Think over all the
love that God has and
true and trusting child
you are, kneel down and he
the favor you need
show His
don’t give Him a chance, He
not force Himself upon you.
Flying Corks From The Pop House
“She is the kind of TV’ watcher
who talks during the punch lines
and then watches the commer
cials.”
upon
con-
lf you don't have rich con
God will grant your
you just arent's praying
the reason,
power and
then like a
of God that
God
iod wants to
hive to you. but if you
will
A Great Study
This year you ought to give some
of your study .ime to languages
other than English. People in
America know very little about
other modern languages, and it is
too bad If your parents did not
come from an English-speaking
)—Ironical is
exhibition of
w i was
LONDON—(NC
the word for an
“human rights’’
opened at the Kalentegden
Gorden tn Belgrade in the
presence of Yugoslav commun
ist deputies and high ranking
officials of Marshal Tito s gov
ernment.
Observers here who remember
how the rights of worship have
been violated in Yugoslavia and
how many restrictions have been
imposed on the social and educa
tional activities of the rtholic
Chinch by Red officialdom, brand,
cd the exhibition as a new high
in hypocrisy and perversion.
The opening of the exhibition
was announced in a Belgrade Ra
dio broadcast
The supreme Irony of the dis
play was the fact that it was
opened by a veteran Partisan
fighter, G|uro Stari, president of
the Provincial Parliament of
Bosnia and Heriegovina the
man ’said to be responsible for
the massacre of 50 Francis
cans in the Heriegovina province
during April and May of 1945.
A notorious enemy of religion,
and especially of the Catholic
Church, Stari has turned down
all appeals for the release of
Bishop Peter Cule of Mostar, who
has long been detained in the ten
tral prison of Zenica and is report
ed to he suffering from tubercu-
From all reports, not only Ca
tholics but adherents of the dissi
dent Serbian Orthodox Church have
boycotted the exhibition as a
crowning insult to Yugosla ’s loyal
Christians. It was learned that
’’atriareh Vikentije. head of the
'erbian church, was not only con
piculously absent from the open
Ill It it 11 I ll!K W'W
HL. o-lllJ
hut did not send a
single representative.
Scouting Offers Popular Program For Youth
One of the most popular activities participated in by Catholic
youth is the Scouting program. Scouts throughout the Columbus
Diocese will take a major role in the ceremrnies that will mark
Catholic Youth Week, Oct. 30 to Nov. 7. During this week major
emphasis will be placed on work done by
ing on the program's highest award, "The
Shown with the medal in the picture above
Kruse of the St. Mary Magdalene Troop.
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Your
BY FATHER GABRIEL HAFFORD
The Saint of The Week
The Little Flower comes in for
consideration Sunday, for it is the
Feast of St. Therese oi the Child
Jesus. If you have not read her
Autobiography as yet, run, don't
walk to the school or parish li
brary and get yourself behind a
copy of it. There is no better way
to learn her secret ol holiness
than to lead it from her pen There
is nothing proud about it. but
you will be proud to say Liat you
actuallv lead it Altei you get
done with it, you will begin pray
ing to the Little Flower. Then
roses will start falling.
It
individual Scouts work
Ad Altar® Dei" Medal,
is First Class Scout Ted
Life
Of
country, you should make it a
matter of pride to get to speak the
language of your ancestors. It is
very profitable to be able to read
two or
see.
more languages. Try it and
Sad But True
This
foliage
the
Key to Success
the
There are so many people at
foot oi lhe ’adder that a fellow
who wants to get to the top has
to wait out the crowds who
impatient.
is the time of year when
becomes messy old leaves.
Thing to Come
1 just got through looking over an
advance copy of “Benold The Hand
maid” the picture story of the
Blessed Mother 1 told you about a
few weeks back. It is a very worth
while life of the Mother of us all.
It will sell for a quarter and will
be in everyone’s hands by the first
of November. Be sure to look it
over, and then read it. It will be
getting national distribution so a
copy will come your way.
It's a Fact
If you are proud of what you
know, you don't know enough.
Catholic Cradit
Although I don't have time to
answer my mail, 1 had to take time
to read a 207 page book called “The
Poor Man's Prayer” and take this
space to report that it was one
of the most fascinating books I
have read recently. It is the story
of Alphonse Desjardins who found,
ed the credit union movement in
North America. Harpers put the
hook out in 1951 and George Boyle
wrote it. The flap carries the price
of $2.50 and I got it from the Cred,
it Union National Association, Mad
ison 1. Wisconsin. If you are
studying social science it ought to
be a must book, and if you want
to beat the loan sharks it is worth
one hundred limes its cost. Ixiok
into the credit union setup.
New Phone Number
CA. 1-2311
One of the most popular pro
grams participated in by Catho
lic youth of the Diocese of Co
lumbus is that of the Boy
Scouts of America.
In 1939 the Bishops of the
L’.S. voiced their approval and
support of the scouting move
ment and set up a lay commit
tee on scouting for Catholic
Boys wit trits counterpart to be
organized in every diocese in
the countn-.
The function of the lay com
mittee is to advise the national
scout executive's office on Catho
lic matters in scouting for boys.
In 1947 Bishop Ready establish
ed the Diocesan lay committee on
scouting and Father John Simon,
present assistant pastor at Holy
Family, was appointed diocesan
scout chaplain. The participation
of Catholic boys in the Boy Scout
program has grown during this
time and continues to grow.
The Scout program fits into the
life of the Catholic boy bv the very
nature of its activities. The Scout
oath and law are pointed to bring
to the boys a greater realization of
their responsibility’ to God and
their fellowmen. The Catholic boy.
from his earliest years, is taught
by the Church the importance of
and the reasons for his existence
on earth—of loving God and his
neighbor. By adding the supernal
ural to the Scouting program, a
Catholic boy can become an excel
lent scout, which in turn should
aid him to become an excellent Ca
tholic.
The scout program of develop
ing skills and achievements helps
mold the Catholic boy into a use
ful citizen. The program is for
boys from the age of eight through
young
is for
years.
from
Young men over 16 years of age
can keep active i i scouting through
the Explorer program.
manhood The cub program
boys eight through eleven
The scout troop is for boys
eleven years through 16.
A scout has the opportunity to
advance along the various steps in
the plan for scouting The highest
award which is
lie boys is the
award.
coveted by Catho
"Ad Altare Dei’
cross suspended
Papal and nation,
a bar-nin bearing
“Ari Altare Dei”
God), is a recogni
Church gives for
the spiritual con-
This bronze
from a ribbon in
al colors under
the inscription
(to the Altar of
tion which the
advancement in
tent of the program.
The week of Oct. 31 to Nov. 7 is
National Catholic Youth Week, and
scout trooos and cub packs through
out the diocese will conduct
cial activities as part of the
observance. A special effort
be made by scout masters
troop committees to interest
in scouting and to “ncou»*age more
scouts to work for the Ad Altare
Dei award. The Diocesan lay com
mittee is also planning its quar
terly round-table meeting for (his
week. Al Kirk of New York City,
National Catholic Field Executive,
will be the main speaker.
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spe-
local
will
and
boys
Bishop To Lead Rosary
COVINGTON, Ky. (NC)
Bishop
ington
a local
in this
the prayers in his private chapel
and will be answered by four dif
ferent students from local grade
or high schools.
William T. Mulloy of Cov
will lead the Rosary over
radio station each morning
city. The Bishop will recite
The program will be sponsored
by the diocesan Legion of Mar
Prayer In 1OO Languages
LONDON (NC) A book
containing the Hail Marx' written
in 100 languages, compiled by stu
dents of the Venerable English
College, the British seminary in
Rome, has been presented to the
national shrine of Our Lady of
Walsingham in Norfolk by Arch
bishop Francis Grimshaw of Birm
ingham.
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