The Catholic times. [volume], December 10, 1954, Image 7

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And The Dimes
Came Rolling In
Bishop Fulton J. Sheen started
It all when he asked his audience
on Admiral Corporation’s “Life Is
Worth Living” television series
Tuesday evening (November 30) to
send him dimes for his charitable
activities- The bishop had just ex
plained that “not a dime” of the
income from the television pro
gram went to himself but to
charitable organizations through
out the world. “And speaking of
dimes,” said the prelate, stepping
close to the camera, ‘I haven’t
asked you for a dime for some
time.”
The response was instantaneous
and staggering. One of Bishop
Sheen’s Chicago viewers, who pre
feres to remain anonymous, has
informed Admiral that he is hav
ing the National City Bank of New
York ship the Bishop 55 pounds of
dimes which are equivalent to
$1,000.
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Holy See Names New Envoy
VATICAN CITY—(Radio, NC)—
The Holy See has named Archbish
op Luigi Centoz, formerly Apostolic
Nuncio to Costa Rica, to be Apos
tolic Nuncio to Cuba. He succeeds
Archbishop Giuseppe Burzid,. who
will return to Rome.
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Officers of the Holy Spirit School eighth grade Civics Club
are pictured above as they stack "comic" book* collected during
the Club's drive on horror comics. The entire student body at
Holy Spirit participated In the drive and In additon, a letter was sent
to civics clubs in other schools askmg them to Initiate simlliar cam
paigns. Pictured, left to right, are Edward Hoffman, chairman of
the drive James Dallas, recording secretary Stephen Breech, pres
ident, and Danny Cuahante, vice-president.
Members of the eighth grade
Civics Club at Holy Spirit School,
Columbus, have launched what they
hope to see grow into a diocesan
wide “literature clean-up drive.”
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well over 200 “comic books” have
been collected. The entire student
body is participating.
The students have written let
ters to other civics club members
in schools throughout the diocese,
suggesting that they begin a sim
ilar drive. The letter reads as fol
lows:
"We, the memebers of the
Holy Spirit Civic* Club, are hav
ing a comic book drive to rid
our erea of horrible comic book*.
We are giving an lee cream
party to *he class that brings in
the most books. We are asking
you to join us in this drive. Why
not sponsor it in your school?"
In addition to this phase of the
drive, the youngsters have also
decided to boycott those places
of business which make a prac
tice of displaying and selling
bad "comics."
The Civics Club members point
out that there is plenty of good
reading material to be found in
the classroom libraries and in the
Columbus Public Library Book
mobile that makes regular stops at
the school.
According to Sister Mary Fred
erick, O P., eighth grade teacher,
the entire drive was planned and
executed by the students.
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The Young Adult Council was
formed during Catholic Youth
Week of this year as a means of
bringing about a better organized
program for young people of the
Deanery. The Council at the pres
ent time federates parish organi
zations that already exist and
makes available a listing of their
programs for the young people of
the city. Also included on the coun
cil are representatives for volun
tary districts of the city who will
work to plan a program of activi
ty for the young people of the par
ishes who are not members of an
organized youth group. It is hoped
that through this method more of
the young adults will take an ac
tive part in the existing organiza
tions of the parish. Bernard Luth
man of Our Lady of Victory par
ish is serving as the first president
of the Council. Other officers in
clude Mary Wilson of Holy Family
parish, Anne Warden of St. Peter
Members of the Council are elig
ible to gain both plenary and
partial indulgences on special occa
sions under the usual Church reg
ulations.
The plenary indulgences have
been granted members on these
occasions:
1) On the day of which they are
enrolled in a unit of the Council.
2) On the feast* of tho Immac
ulate Conception and tho Immac
ulate Heart of the Blessed Vir
gin Mary, St. Joseph, St. Hadrian,
St Sebastian, St. George. St.
Christopher, St. Isidore, St.
Thomas Aquinas, St. Francis of
Assisi, St. Ignatius Loyola, St. AL
oyslus, St. John Berchmans, St.
John Baptist de la Salle, St. Ga
briel of the Sorrowful Mother, St.
John Bosco, St. Agnes, St. Cath
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and St. Teresa of the Child Jesus.
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each mem­
ber, for his own benefit.
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Sister Mary Liberia, O.S.FM and Civics Club membort of St. Michael School, Worthington, are
pictured as they visit Mr. Howard Simmons, chief chemist of the Mid-West Laboratories Co., who ex*
pleined to them the story of wheet end its products. Mr. Simmons is examining a piece of dough that
is analyzed in the laboratories. The trip was part of the diocesan Civics Clubs program of learning that
"We Nood Ono Another." The youngsters above participated in the television program "Touring the
Town" seen over WBNS-TV during which Mr. Simmons illustrated man's dependence on his fellow
mon by explaining the work of the people Involved In producting a loaf of bread. Pictured, left to
right are Bruce Kendall, Robert Boughton, Mr. Simmons, Patricia Winchester, Sister Liberia, and
Patricia Doyle.
Youth Notes
Holiday Program Announced
For New Young Adult Council
A Christmas party for young peo
ple past high school age of the
Central Deanery will be held Sun
day, Dec. 26, at the St. Christopher
parish hall. The meeting will be
the first program under the spon
sorship of the recently created
Young Adult Council and will be
gin at 8:00 p.m. Prior to the pro
gram, a short business meeting
will be held when the affiliation
cards for the Council will be giv
en out.
parish and Jim Wheeler of St.
Aloysius parish.
The Catholic Youth Adorers
Holy Hour will be held for the
first time this Sunday in parishes
outside the city of Columbus. The
parishes inaugurating the monthly
program include St. Mhry of Dela
ware and eastern deanery parishes
St. Nicholas of Zanesville, St. Rose
of New Lexington and St. Joseph
parish of Sugar Grove. The pro
gram will be held in different par
ishes in the Eastern Deanery
throughout the year to enable all
of the youth of the Deanery to at
tend.
One hundred fifty young people
of the city of Columbus were pres
ent for the monthly Holy Hour of
the CYO Council in St. Leo Church
last Sunday afternoon. Next
month’s Holy Hour will be the an
niversary program of the Youth
Adorers. It is slated for Our Lady
of Victory church.
The CYO Council met this past
Wednesday at the Youth Office for
its quarterly Executive Board meet
ing. New appointments to the Ex
ecutive Board were approved, pro
grams were discussed and the win
ter quarterly meeting for the
young people of the city was set
for St. Catharine parish in Febru
ary.
Youth Council Members
Granted Opportunity To
Gain Many Indulgences
BUFFALO, N. Y. (NC) The opportunity of gaining
special indulgences has been granted members of the National
Council of Catholic Youth according to an announcement made
by Auxiliary Bishop Leo R. Smith, episcopal moderator of the
Diocesan section of the Council.
who performs with at least a con
trite heart an act of piety or char
ity directed to the aims of the
Council, the statement read.
These indulgences may be gain
ed in dioceses where the various
units of the Youth Council have
been approved by the Bishop. They
may be gained in other dioceses
after this approval has been grant
ed.
The Sacred Apostolic Peniten
tary granted the indulgences
by Indult 2656/53. the announ
ce me nt said. The penitent
iary is that section of Church’s
government which concedes all in
dulgences.
The National Council of Catholic
Youth is composed of three units:
the Diocesan section, the National
Federation of Newman Clubs and
the National Federation of Catho
lic College Students. The Council
operates under the Youth Depart
ment of the National Catholic Wei.
fare Conference in Washington,
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Facts Give Lie
To Rosy View
Of Red China
LONDON —(NC)— Only 96
foreign Catholic missionaries
are alive today in the whole of
communist China, according to
a report released here.
They include four Bishops—
two of them in jail, one Prefect
Apostolic who is in jail, 62
priests of whom 20 are in jail,
three Brothers and 26 nuns.
Four years ago when the
communists seized power
there were nearly 6,000 such
missionaries. The communists
killed or let die in prison 39
of them. The rest were expelled,
most of them after months—some
times years—of physical and men
tal tortures to make them confess
to “crimes” of which they were
innocent.
These facts given here in a care
fully prepared pamphlet drawn up
jointly by three national Catholic
societies, the Sword of the Spirit,
which wages war directly on com
munism the Catholic Truth So
ciety, and the Catholic Social
Guild. It is entitled “Religious
Freedom in China.”
Its declared intention is to coun
teract the growing benignity of the
press and the politicians of this
country, backed by Big Business,
toward the tyranny of Peking. It
is an answer to bemused politicians
and others who have returned from
pleasant official visits to “the new
China” in the past few months to
repeat the parrotlike phrases of
their hosts. Before reciting some
of the more blatant examples of
terror now operating in communist
China, the pamphlet declares:
"What is happening in China is
not a side issue. The Chinese
people constitute one-fifth of
the whole human race. They
will play an increasingly import
ant part which in certain circum
stances could be decisive in
world affairs. Some say that
there Is freedom of religion in
communist China today. To them
there are two answers:
“1. Every school and educational
establishment in China is under
communist control. As far as we
know there is only one exception,
the girls’ school run by the Fran
ciscan Missionaries of Mary in Pek.
ing which is permitted for the con
venience of Indian residents. In ev
ery school under communist con
trol ‘political science’ is a com
pulsory subject for all grades. Po
litical science is the teaching of1
Marxism-Leninism, that is atheis
tic communism.
“2. It is impossible for anyone in
China to hold a position of import
ance unless he is a member of the
Communist Party? To become a
member of the Communist Party
apostasy is essential.”
DC.
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the temporal punishment due for
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Faculty, Students
Attending Music
Educator s Meeting
Memtfers of the faculty and
students of the College of St. Mary
of the Springs are attending the
joint convention of the Ohio Music
Educator's Association and the
Ohio Unit of the National Catholic
Music Educator's Association being
held Dec. 9, 10, and II at the Neil
House in Columbus. Sister Maris
Stella, O.P., chairman of the Music
Department is local chairman and
Diocesan President of the Catholic
Music Educators Association. A
lecture on piano technique with
student demonstrations will be
given by Mrs. Grace Thompson
Edmister, director of the Springs
College Glee Club
Miss Elizabeth Harlow of Ham
den, Conn., newly elected president
of St. Mary’s College Student Chap
ter of the National Music Educators
will participate in a student dis
cussion. The students will attend
various meetings and workshops
including a lecture on The Chang
ing Boy Voice by Mr. Ralph Jusko
of the Willis Music Co- and a
Choral Clinic given by Dr. Earl
SINCE
1885
THE CATHOLIC TIME
Friday, Dec. 10,1954
Willhoite, an associate of the Fred
Waring Chorus. An open rehearsal
of the Christmas Choral Festival
to be given by six Columbus high
school choirs will also be featured.
Solemn Benediction at St. Joseph’s
Cathedral will round out the actL
vities of the convention. •.
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