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Youth Notes
Preliminaries for Annual CYO
Talent Show are Under Way
Preliminaries for the second an
nual CYO talent show will be held
this coming week-end in five dis
tricts of the central deanery. The
shows, which are under the super
vision of the Council of Parish
CYO’s, will gather talent from the
parishes of the city to vie for the
right to represent their district in
the finals of the talent show' which
will be held in conjunction with
the CYO fiesta on Easter Monday,
April 11. Young men and women
who are members of parish CYO’s
or who have permission of their
pastor, if there is no organized
youth group, are permitted to en
ter. Judges for the show are adults
from the parishes of the district.
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school age has been participating
in the local Church basketball
league for the past season. They
are closing their season with a ten
won four lost record. The group
meets every two weeks in the No
tre Dame High school auditorium.
A Communion Breakfast is planned
for the very near future. Larry
Gerken is President.
The Cathedral club of Columbus
will hold its annual Mardi Gras
this evening from 9,p.m. to 12 p.m.
at the Santa Maria Knights of Co
lumbus Hall. The gala affair will
feature the orchestra of Richie Di
cenzo. Refreshments will be served
at the intermission.
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Contests Set For
Catholic Youth
Deadline, March 1
WASHINGTON
National Council
I Youth has announced
St. Ladislaus parish CYO of Co-|°Pen t0 ail Catholic youth in this
lumbus will hold its Mardi Grasl country and territories, to produce
social, Monday evening, Feb. 21 ini material to be used in observance
the St. Ladislaus school hall. Thelof the Fifth National
program will be a half and half so Youth Week.
cial with music being furnished byl The deadline for the
Bud Preston’s Orchestra, from 8:00|to produce materials
to 11:00 p.m. The committee mak-l Week’s observance is March 1.
ing arrangements is headed byl The contests are for the design
Richard Ellis, Regina Skunza andlof a poster for National Catholic
Creato Santo.
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YOUNG ADULTS---------------------------
The
of Catholic
five contests,
Catholic
contests
for the
Youth Week, for the suggestion
of a theme for the observance, for
J" Prayer’ ’nd
lone-act play.
The Portsmouth area organiza-l The finish.d th. youth
tion for Catholic youth Jast_ high[
Council office has specified, must
measure 16 by 21 inches, must
have throe colors and room for
the theme of the week as well
as the date for Youth Week
(Oct. 30 to Nov. 6) and the
name "National Council of Cath
olic Youth."
“Youth” should be the title of
the poem, the announcement stat
ed, and the one-act play must have
youths for its actors, must present
a good moral and should be in
teresting and fairly easy to stage.
The prayer should be entitled
“A Prayer for Youth” or “A
Prayer of Youth” and should be
written in prayer form directed
to our Lord, the Blessed Virgin
or to any Saint, the announcement
added.
All entries must be postmarked
not later than midnight. March 1,
1955, and sent to the National
Catholic Council of Catholic
Youth, 1312 Masachusetts Avenue,
N.W., Washington 5, D. C.
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Sf. Mary Group
\To Host Librarians
Beta Kappa Theta, honorary li
brary fraternity, has invited librari
ans from Columbus. Franklin Coun
ty and the members of the faculty
of the College of St. Mary of the
Springs to a tea in the library of
the college on Sunday, Feb. 20,
from 3:30 to 5:00 p.m.
Father Leonard Fick, editor of
The Josephinum Review and a
member of the English Depart
ment at St. Mary, and Dr. Robert
Holsinger of the Classical Depart
ment of Ohio State University and
assistant program director of
WOSU, will talk to the guests in
formally oh Catholic Book Week
and the Catholic books on display.
Miss Mary C. Corbett, librarian
at St. Charles, is in charge of ar
rangements for the tea.
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DETROIT, Mich (N*C) The
fight between Communism and the
free world is becoming largely a
struggle between the Red leaders
and Church missionaries in coloni
al areas. This view was expressed
here this week by Mr. Douglas
Hyde, former editor of the Com
munist Daily Worker in London,
England.
Mr. Hyde also stated that the
free-world-versus-communism strug
gle is also mainly a battle for the
control of men’s minds and hearts.
The colonial areas are consider
ed decisive by the Reds in their
drive against free men, he added.
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Pointing out that most of
countries where the Reck
strong are mission areas,
Hyde said the communists
lieve Africa is "wide open”
those who will develop leaders
among the natives.
Mr.
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trip through Africa and eastern
Asia.
Mr. Hyde said that although the
native in Africa has made greet
strides, “if we do not raise him up
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Missionaries Assume Big Role
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spiritually, we are preparing trou
ble for ourselves.
"We cannot solve the problem
of colonial lands by military and
economic means alone. There is
a Red menace in those lands be
cause there are millions of peo
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Mr. Hyde spoke in the same vein
before a mission-aid society in
Pittsburgh. He asserted that the
work of the missioner in the mis
sionary countries of Africa and
Asia will to a large extent deter
mine whether the people will en
list under the standard of the Cross
or the banner of the hammer and
sickle.
“It is our duty to support these
missionaries, therefore, not only
for the work they are doing in
bringing an enlightened faith to
millions without faith, but insofar
as they are fighting civilizaton’s
greatest battle at the present time,
and on their efforts it will be de
termined whether the Cross or the
hammer will be triumphant.
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Nixon, on Tour,
Advised to Visit
M1V1SCU IO V1S1L
Priest-Educators
HOBOKEN, N. J. —(NO­Vice
_______,____ (NC)
President Richard M. Nixon was
given a word of advice before he
took off from Washington on a
four-week goodwill tour of Carib
bean countries. The Franciscan
Missionary Crusade’s monthly,
Friars’ Fields, suggested that he
look up nine Franciscan Conven
tuals from the U. S. who
stationed on the west coast
Costa Rica.
“These nine Americans are
ing more to spread goodwill and
friendship toward our country
than many of the costlier govern
ment agents in foreign service,” it
said.
In “An Open Letter to the Vice
President” before Mr. Nixon’s de
parture, Friars' Fields asked him
to visit some of the American
Franciscan Conventuals working in
Costa Rica.
Recommending a visit to St.
Francis College, located in a sub
urb of the capital, at San Jose,
it said:
“The Friars who built and run
the college have made such pro
gress and so many friends in four
years that by now their school is
far-famed in Central America.”
The magazine then declared:
“You may well wonder why the
friars have undertaken the diffi
cult task of building and conduct
ing a seminary in Costa Rica.
Well, like your own administra
tion, they believe that they ought
to help others to be independent.”
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Oldest Member of Holy
Cross Order Dies at 84
NOTRE DAME, Ind. (NC)—
Funeral services were held at Sa
cred Heart Church here this week
for Fr. Bernard J. Ill, C.S.C., 84, a
member of the Notre Dame faculty
for 70 years.
Father 111, who died in the
university’s student infirmary,
had been a member of the Congre
gation of Holy Cross, which op
erates Notre Dame, longer than
any other priest. Fr. Theodore M.
Hesburgh, C.S.C., President of No
tre Dame, was celebrant of the sol
emn requiem Mass.
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In Toledo, two representa
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The Toledo women’s aims are to
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They will also work for neces
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Lists of the National Organiza
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The united-front effort in San
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leadership. There are 28 organiza
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St. Mary Plans
Open House for
Seniors, Mothers
An open house for parochial high
school seniors of Columbus and
their mothers will be held at the
College of St. Mary of the Springs,
Tuesday, Feb. 22, from 1:30 to 4:30
p.m.
First item on the program will
be a tour of the campus, including
classrooms in Erskine Hall and Si.
Albert’s Hall. Mothers of the Par
ents’ Club of the college will en
tertain the visiting mothers. At
3:30 p.m. a program including the
college Glee Club, Merry Masquers,
the college dramatic organization,
and the modem dance group, will
be presented in the Little Theater
in Erskine Hall. Refreshments will
be served afterwards in Sansbury
Social Hall.
In charge of arrangements for
the open house are Sister Mary
anna, O.P., head of the English
department, Miss Patricia Lawler,
in charge of public relations, and
Collette Eichner, president of the
Press Board. A similar program
later in the year is being planned
for out-of-town girls.
Providing a scholarship to La
val University. Quebec, Canada, for
a fortunate French Major furnish
es the purpose for St. Mary of the
Springs’ annual Mardi Gras, Feb.
22, from 7:00-10:00 p.m.
Sponsored by Le Cercle Jeanne
D’Arc, the Mardi Gras, held in
College Hall Lounge, will feature
various games of skill and refresh
ments. Use Graf heads the enter
tainment committee.
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Initial Processes Complete
In Beatification Causes
MADRID —(NC)— Two prelim
inary informative processes for the
beatification of 67 Spanish priests
and Religious who were killed by
communists during the Civil War
have been completed.
are
of
do-
One of the processes, stated in
Solsona, Lerida province, in 1948
concerns 60 Claretian missionaries.
The other, begun in Malaga, invol
ves seven Capuchins who were
slain in the town of Antequera in
August, 1936.
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CHICAGO (NC) The sister
of a Chicago*born prisoner now
in a Peking jail has received an
answer to a letter she wrote sev
en months ago.
The prisoner is Father Harold
W. Rigney, S.V.D., a Divine Word
Missionary sent to China in 1946
from Techny in suburban Chicago.
Father Rigney was rector of the
Catholic University of Peking pri
or to its being taken over by the
communists on Oct. 13, 1950, and
has been in jail since his arrest
on July 25, 1951.
The Sister, Mrs. James P. Hanley
of Chicago, said the writing of
her 54-year-old brother looks like
that of an old man. The letter,
writen in jail in Peking on Nov.
11, tells of receiving five photos
and a letter sent by Mrs. Hanley
last June.
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Friday, February 18,1955
St. \loyius (»ra»l Ha* Role
In National Theatre Plav
WASHINGTON Miss Nancy
Dunkle, a graduate of St Aloystus
Academy in New Lexington, O,
and presently attending Catholic
University of America, has just
completed a role in “It is Night in
Samarkand,” at the National The
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