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AMMAN, Jordan (NC(- Royal
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tholic college in this Arab land
as if opened its seventh academic
year.
Among its 700 students -there
were only 115 when it opened in
1948—are three princes, two U.S.
marines and even some American
teen-age coeds.”
Called Terra Sancta (Holy Land)
College, the school had to turn
away almost 100 applicants this
year for lack ot facilities. It is
staffed by three American Fran
ciscan Brothers and some 30 Arab
lay teachers. The student chaplain
is a Maronite-Rite priest who
leaches religion to the Christian
students, giving special courses for
the Catholics of the various rites.
The student body is divided al
most evenly among Catholic, Mos
lems, and Orthodox, with a sprink
ling of Protestants
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St. John Damascene, he aays,
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The Pontiff stresses that the
principal arguments on which 1he
queenly dignity of Mary is based
have long been evident in the an
cient writings and traditions and
in the Sacred Liturgy, all of which
accept her Divine Maternity with
out question.
Liturgy Cited
"In accomplishing the work of
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with Christ. Thus it is justly sung
in the Sacred Liturgy, Holy Mary.
Queen of Heaven and Mistress of
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of Her Chariot" in the Campus Little Theater next week are, first row, left to right, Estelle Terry
and Margaret Burke second row, Colette Eichner, Lucy Foster, Julia Albers, secretary treasurer
of the Glee Club and Eleanor Porchetti, president of the Glee Club. A Glee Club Marian Year pro
ject, "The Music of Her Chariot" was written by Sister Maure, S.S.N.D., of the College of Notre Dame,
Baltimore, Md.
The role of the narrator-monk
will be portrayed by Miss Eleanor
Porchetti. The anonymous monk
tells of Marian devotions in the
ancient church, early monasticism,
encyclicals of the Pontiffs, and in
our needs today and forever.
Some of the hymns that will he
sung are Concordi Laetitia. Lo
Hom a Rose, Thou That Art So
LEARNED, Charles D.. 69. 18 W.
10th Ave., Columbus, Oct. 20. Sac
red Heart church. Survivors: his
wife, Jessie a daughter, a son, two
grandchildren, three sisters and
two brothers.
RUSH, William A.. Jr.. 61. 215
E. Sycamore St., Coiumbus, Oct. 20.
St. Mary church. Survivors: his
wife. Elizabeth: three daughters, a
son and three grandchildren.
DUKEMAN. George E., 60, 440
Townsend Ave.. Columbus, Oct. 21.
St. Mary Magdalene church. Surviv
ors: a sister.
MURPHY, Francis A., 45, 895
McAllister Ave.. Columbus, St.
John the Evangelist church. Sur
vivors his wife, Martha three
sons: two daughters, seven grand
children. and his father Mr. J. W.
Murphy.
GIBSON. Mrs. Nellie. 49. New
ark, Oct. 21, Our Lady of Mt. Car
mel church. Buckeye Lake. Surviv
ors: her husband. Arthur her moth
er. Mrs. Daniel Flynn, and a sis
ter.
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Fair and Bright, Te Deum and the
Lourdes Hymn.
Staging will be done by the
Merry Masquers under the direc
tion of Sister Elizabeth Seton, O.P.
The public is cordially invited to
the two performances to be given
on Tuesday, November 2 in the
Little Theater, at 12 40 and 7:30
p. m.
May They Rest In Peace
SAPP, Lawrence E.,'49. 1390 Re
public Ave., Columbus, Oct. 18, St.
Augustine church. Survivors: his
wife, Betty a son. two brothers
and three sisters.
MAIER. Joseph. Jr.. 52. 955 Sun
bury Rd.. Columbus. Oct. 18, St.
Thomas church. Survivors: his
wife, Margaret a son, a daughter,
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Maier three brothers and two sis
ters.
HANNEMAN. Charles M., 48.
2031 Inchcliffe Rd., Columbus. Oct.
19, St. Agatha church. Survivors:
his wife. Lorraine a son, a daugh
ter, three grandchildren, two broth
ers and two sisters.
HOWERTON, Mrs. Ann L.. 2058
Springhill Dr.. Columbus. Oct. 19,
Corpus Christi Church. Survivors:
one son, two gr. ndcnildren, a
g’eat-grandchild, a sister and a
brother.
HUBANEK. Martin. 71. Franklin
County Nursing Home, Columbus,
Oct. 19. Our lady of Sorrows
Chapel, Lockbourne. No survivors.
McGEE. Raymond T., 54, Lancas
ter, Oct. 23, St. Mary church. Sur
vivors: his wife, Helen two sons,
a daughter and a sister.
VENTOLA. Frank. 72. 434 S.
Eureka-av., Columbus, Oct. 22.,
St. Aloysius church. Survivors: his
wife, Mary a son, a daughter, two
grandchildren, a brother and three
sisters.
DONNELLY, Jofn S.. 51. 1146
E. 17th Ave., Columbus, Oct. 23. St.
John the Evangelist church. Sur
vivors: his wife, Mary three sons
and two sisters.
LAMITY, Mrs. Mary Louise, 79.
Corning. Oct. 25. St. Bernard
church. Survivors three daughters,
one son.
M1L1,ER. Edward 81. Lancas
ter, Oct. 25, St. Mary church. Sur
vivors: a son. five daughters seven
grandchildren, one sister and a
brother.
STEWART. Mrs. ebeccs, 69. for
merly of Columbus, Oct. 23. St.
Mary church, Anderson. Ind. Sur
vivors: her husband, Jake two sis
ters, four brothers.
ROACH, Mrs. Helen. 85, 540 Bul
en Ave., Columbus, St. Patrick
church. No known survivors.
CALLENTINE, D. Leo, 42, New
ark. Oct. 22, St. Francis de Sales
church. Survivors: his wife. Vera a
daughter, a son, one grandchild, a
brother and a sister.
o--------------—-
Adult Education
Classes Underway
In Kenton Parish
KENTON—The Holy Name So
ciety and PCCW of Immaculate
Conception parish has inaugurated
a senes of adult education classes
in St. Anthony School, each Wed
nesday evening.
Three courses are being offer
ed during the first term: “Society
and Its Problems” 7:30-8:30 p. m.,
conducted by Father Vincent
Mooney, pastor of Immaculate Con
ception parish: "Theology for the
Laity”—8:30-9:30 p. m., conducted
by Father Michael Nugent, pastor
of Our Lady of Lourdes parish.
Ada Information Class, 8:30-9:30
pm.. conducted by Father Paul
Laurinaitis. assistant parior at Im
maculate Conception parish.
The average class to date has
heen about twenty men and women.
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Bishop Ready Preaches
At Double Consecration
DETROIT --iN'C— “The meaning of this world and the
next, of time and eternity” is is summed up in two words_
“The Church
Durig a rarity in the annaL of the (’hurt h. a double
consecration ceremony of two Bishops in ihe packed Cathe
dral of the Blessed Sacrament here, this reminder came from
Bishop Ready who preached the sermon.
At the solemn and colorful
monies, His Eminence Edward Car
dinal Mooney, Archbishop of De
troit, raised to the fullness of the
priesthood the Most Rev. Henry E
Donnelly, who was consecrated
Titular Bishop of Tymbrias, and
the Most Rev. John A. Donovan,
consecrated Titular Bishop of
Rhasus. They will serve as Auxil
iary Bishops to the Cardinal.
Bishop Allen J. Babcock of
Grand Rapids and Auxiliary Bish
op Alexander Zaleski of De
troit, served as the co-consecrators
The Cathedral was filled to over,
flowing with dignitaries of Church
and State, hundreds of Monsig
nori. priests and Religious, and an
outpouring of the laity Arrayed in
its stately sanctuary in places of
honor, richly robed, were four
Archbishops and more than 30
Bishops who assisted at the Sol
emn Pontifical Mass and witnessed
the ancient rite of consecration
Bishop Donnelly, who is 50, is a
native of Hudson. Mich He made
his studies for the priesthood at
Sacred Heart Seminary and Mount
St. Mary of the West Seminary,
Norwood. O. He was ordained in
1930 in Hudson
Bishop Donovan, who is 43, is a
native of Chatham, Ont. He, too,
made his early studies for the
priesthood at Sacred Heart Sem
inary and continued them at the
North American College in Borne,
where he was ordained in 1935.
In his sermon. Bishop Ready de
clared: "To the believing soul,
dwelling in the supernatural day
light of the blessed Faith, that
name The Church’ conveys the
complete meaning of all that is
worth knowing.”
DCCN Quarterly Meeting
The Diocesan Council of Catholic
Nurses will hold its quarterly
meeting at the St. Francis Hos
pital Nursing Home, Sunday, Oct.
31, at 3:30 p.m. The highlight of
the meeting will be a discussion of
the bond issues and levies to be
presented to the voters of Colum
bus and Franklin County on Nov. 2.
WTry
The olumbu- pic'alp
that the call of the Apostles and
the establishment of the Church
are not mere remote historical
events.” The Bishop continued:
“The Church, though she works
in time, js herself timele.’-- Na
tions may live by devotion to the
memory and decrees of’ their
founders. Noble institutions may
draw strength and endurance from
the remembered ideals of those
who set therp up. But the strong
est nation fades and dies at last.
The firmest of human institutions
grows -veak and disappears. God’s
work for human salvation does not
fade. It does not sink into infirmity.
It does not die.”
Modernity is breathlessly bent
upon being up-to-date, the Bishop
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