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To Appear At Springs
Eleanor? Randalls, known
throughout the nation as a mono
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her re-^rtoire at the College of
St. Mary of thp Springs, Thursday,
Oct. 21, at 12:40.
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In the United States alone, 5,-*
241 religious, fraternal, civic and
business groups have endorsed
the movement which, among oth
er things, has he.ped to portray
an America dedicated to prayer,
end to achieving peace through
prayer, rather than through
tanks and hydrogen bombs.
‘‘Prayers for peace.” Mi. L’Heu
reux has explained, “is an effort
to establish an international cus
tom whereby all men. women and
children who believe in God would
pause for one minute in the midst
of their daily tasks at noon each
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day, and raising their hearts ande
minds toward God, ask Him to help!
us adjust our international differ
ences to enable the nations of the
world to secure an equitable and
abiding peace.”
Mr. L’Heureux limits his mis
sionary work to the printing of
posters suggesting a simple prayer
for peace. He does no promotion
work because he feels the idea of
his movement is simple and self
explanatory.
have appeared by
in West Germany
more have found
His posters
the thousands
and hundreds
their way behind the lr®« Cur
tain.
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BUCKEYE FEDERAL
CYO Officers Set Youth Week Activities
One of the projects of which the Diocesan Catholic Council is most proud is the Monthly Holy
Hour initiated this year. The Holy Hour program will reach its climax when the youth of the city gather
for a Marian Rally on the closing day of Cahn lie Youth week, November 7, on th* Campus of the Col
lege of St. Mary of the Springs. Pictured above discussing preliminary plans for the rally are, left to
right, Father Richard Dodd. Diocesan Director of Youth Activities Mary Lou De Loreto of Sacred Heart
parish, district CYO offfieer Ed Schroeder of St. Aloysius parish, religious committee chairman, and
Nancy Koerner of St. Carharins parish, CYO Council secretary.
Pray For Peace Drive
Spreads To 17 Nations
BONN, Germany (NC) Many Europeans who have
looked upon the United State- as an excessively aggressive if
peace-loving, nation, have altered their opinion—thanks to
the “prayers for peace” movement started six years ago by
a veteran State Department official.
Now serving as executive director of the U.S. High Com
mission for Germany. Herve J. L’Heureux was chief of the
State Department’s visa division when he instituted in 1948
a minute-a-day prayers for peace campaign which has now
spread to 17 countries.
problem for the communists, who
claim to have a monopoly on peace
ful intentions. If they tear down
the posters, they implicitly give
the lie to their professed yearning
for peace. On the other hand, if
they allow the posters to remain,
they weaken their own propaganda,
which consistently depicts Amer
ica as a nation of warmongers.
Spain Consecrated
TO MaFV III ClimaX
Of Solemn Rites
ZARAGOZA, Spain (NC)
Spain’s most colorful and momen
tous Marian Year celebration took
place here when top-ranking ec
clesiastical and civic dignitaries
joined in the solemn consecration
of the nation to the Immaculate
Heart of Mary.
The event climaxed a Marian
Congress which opened on Oct. 7
and featured an impressive exhi
bition of Marian art in which the
works of Spanish and Italian mas
ters were strongly represented.
The date chosen was the Feast of
Our Lady of the Pilar, a title giv
en to the Mother of God by the
Spanish people in commemoration
of the tradition that the Virgin ap
peared near here to St. James the
Apostle, patron of Spain.
Pilgrims from all parts of Spain,
as well as many visitors from
abroad, packed the Basilica of the
Pilar in thjs ancient See to wit
ness His Eminence Enrique Cardi
nal Pla y Deniel, Archbishop of To
ledo and Primate of Spain, perform
the ritual affirming Spain’s devo
tion to the Holy Mother of God and
placing her under her special pro
tection.
Grouped around the Cardinal as
he intoned the words of consecra
tion were the entire hierarchy of
Spain, and a distinguished group
of government leaders and offi
cials as well as representatives of
the Spanish Army. At the moment
of consecration, church bells
throughout the land pealed out in
joyous salute and candles were
lighted in the windows of homes
far and near.
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Pius Works Published
WESTMINSTER, Md.—(NC)—Se
lected encyclicals and other docu
ments of St. Pius have been pub
lished here in a new book, ‘‘All
Things in Christ,” by the Newman
Press.
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National Catholic Youth
Week, to be observed during
the week of Oct. 31 to Nov.
7 will find many young people
of high school age in Colum
bus busy with activities. The
Council of Parish CYO’s of the
Central Deanery has been hard at
work during the last month to get
the youth program moving for the
parish CYO groups.
The CYO Council is the coordi
nating unit of the existing youth
groups in the deanery. It was set
up last year at the annual confer
ence of the parish CYO’s held at
St. Mary Magdalene parish. Offi
cers and delegates from six dis
tricts of the deanery, representing
all the parishes, were elected.
This Executive Board meets ev
ery three months to exchange ideas
and to arrange programs, leagues
and other activities that will help
the youth of the city to have ac
tive parish groups. This council
has been very effective so far and
also practices what it preaches.
The Council president is also
president of his parish CYO and
so with the other officers. Indica
tive of the success of the council
movement is the success of the
CYO monthly Holy Hour. The six
teen young people on the board
knew wrhat they were saying when
they agreed that a monthly Holy
Hour for all the youth of the
in a different parish church
just the thing. Last January
Holy Hour was inaugurated
every month even during the
summer there were at least
hundred young people in attend
ance.
But it isn’t all just a lot of ac
tivity that fills out the program
being developed by the Council.
Real hard discussion and study on
subjects related to the Apostolate
and to young people in general is
being planned for the months to
come. Catholic Student Study Clubs
are being organized in which the
youth themselves will discuss prob
lems related to their age.
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Card. Spellman To Speak
VATICAN CITY—(Radio, NO—
His Eminence Francis Cardinal
Spellman, Archbishop of New
York, announced here that he had
been invited by His Holiness
Pope Pius XII to address the
Mariologica 1-Marion Congress
scheduled to take place in Rome
from tober 24 to November 1.
Youth
nufiion Bi
ed by s
city
was
this
and
hot
one
At a recent meeting of all par
ish CYO groups, officers from fif
teen parishes met with the coun
cil and talked over plans for the
future. At the present time an en
thusiastic program for Catholic
Youth Week is the center of atten
tion. Parish programs, communion
breakfasts, Holy Communion Cru
sades and working with the older
groups for the city-wide Frolic and
Youth Rally are keeping all con
cerned very busy. Organization of
bowling and basketball leagues
plus Christmas time programs for
the parish will be next on the
calendar for the busy youth.
Parish Dav,’ Oct. 31, Will Mark
Catholic Youth
Sunday. Ocl
to handle the work of the Catholic
Youth Rally and Holy Hour set for
Sunday, Nov. 7, on the Campus of
St. Mary of the Springs
Outlines for the program w
at a meeting held last w
all the representatives fro
school and college student
plus parish youth councils.
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You’
Catholic
tributed
this week at a prep meeting to be
held in the Holy Name Room at
the K. of C. Hall, 80 South Sixth
Street, at 1:00 p.m. Committee
chairmen will make reports and
also seek new volunteers for the
work. Named to assist i
mittees for the Frolic
Ann Haines of St. Mary
Mary Lou Di Loreto
Heart Nancy Bates
Vonarx of St. John the
Maylin Shilling and Mary
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Bellisari of St. Peter on
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tee are Phyllis Dandrea, Patti Rud-
Schools Will Cost
British Catholics
About 8110-Million
LONDON (NC) English
Catholics will have to find about
$140,000,000 in addition to state aid
to provide adequate education for
their children in their own schools,
according to His Eminence Ber
nard Cardinal Griffin, Archbishop
of Westminster.
It would take them about 30
years to do so, the Cardinal added,
when opening a new Catholic jun
ior school at Bishop's Stortford,
Hertfordshire.
The bill for his own diocese
amounted to $12,400,000 and his
people are trying to raise $420,000
of it yearly.
12 Priests, 3 Yuns
On Free China U. Faculty
TAIPEI, Formosa—(NC) Free
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learning, National Taiwan Univer
sity here, has 12 priests and three
nuns on its faculty. The priests
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thousands will call him “Father”
—your very own priest. Can you
adopt Zacharias Malakatt, a
student at St. Joseph s Seminary
in Alwaye, Indk, giving S600
needed for his six years’ train
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ATHER JOSEPH
At Vakayar, India, ten years ago,
Father Joseph Vadakkekuttu re
ceived 29 converts. Toaav he has
654. and he begs for $2,000 to
build a modest chapel to replace
the thatched shed. Won’t you try'
to help this apostle?
THE CATHOLIC TIMES—7
Fridav. Oct. 15. 1954
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This little lad happily
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MISSION SUNDAY is celebrated in many dioceses in October. Our
thanks to Bishop Sheen and your Diocesan Director of the Prop
agation of the Faith for all their kindnesses to the Near East Mis
sions.
FRIEND OF PAWNBROKERS
Pope Saint Pius was forever pawning his episcopal ring in order
to help his poor. Read about him in “Once Upon A Time.” our
pamphlet. We are building a Shrine Chapel in honor of this new
Saint among our poor refugees beyond the Jordan. This week we are
hoping that some kind friends will be able to give one of the six
seta of Mass vestments needed. Each set costs $75. Even to those
who give $10 or more to build the Shrine, we send a beautiful
picture of Saint Pins in colors, suitable for framing. Give and
make God your pawnbroker.
children will look confl-
Little
a. Can you
Bernard, a
the
ters o
adopt
with the Visitation Sisters
ttayam, India? Her two
novitiate costs $300, just
more than $10 a month.
in Kc
.-.ears’
a littl
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tober 18. we feast St. Luke,
6 as a physician. This re
us to appeal for gifts to
AMIEN LEPER FUND, in
for every dollar-a-month
There are four million
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LOOKING ON JESUS
How pilgrims to the Holy Land fall on their knees at the sacred
shrines of Bethlehem, Nazareth and Calvary! But the people of
the Holy Land are suffering the pangs of poverty and want today.
Your S10 gift for a prized food package will »ng you a Rosary
from the Holy Land. You can give joy to our liule foundlings in
those towns by a $7 gift to support a child for a whole month.
Any gift at all will help us to make the refugees of Palestine happy
at Christmas. Won't you do this charity in Jesus’ name?
ALWAYS BURNING: Your $15 gift provides a sanctuary lamp to a
needy Near East chapel. It will burn aJVays for yourself and your
beloved, living and dead.
DURING OCTOBER EVERY MEMBER GET A MEMBER
GETTING ANYWHERE? Five years ago, in the desert wastes of
Jordan, the Church was practically unknown. Now, noble Euro
pean and American women, called “lay auxiliaries." travel the
desert sands to bring health and healing to the people. How much
you can help them to make the Church “Jesus Christ poured out and
communicated to men.”
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