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The Most Reverend Michael J. Ready, D.D.
Bishop of Columbus
198 East Broad Street
Columbus 15. Ohin
Your Excellency:
The mission world rejoices greatly that the Diocese
of Columbus evidenced its concern for souls in such an
outstanding magnanimous way during 1954. The finan
cial and material record of the Diocesan Mission Office
is presented herewith as a barometer of the spirit of love
and sacrifice that obtains among our clergy, religious,
and faithful.
Membership in the Society for the Propagation of
the Faith has become better rooted as a habit of Catho
lic life by which the faithful ally themselves with their
brethren of the whole Church, in the worldwide aposto
late for souls.
The Missionary Cooperation Plan by providing first
hand instruction on individual missions has elicited a
generous response from parishes and given great help
to missionaries. Diocesan, home, and foreign missions
have been aided proving a catholicity of spirit that is
truly Christlike.
The impressive facts about mission zeal among our
students are that it results from a study of the people
and the problems of mission lands, and secondly it is
their personal self-denial that accounts for their total.
May it please Your Excellency to accept this sum
mary in the name of the Church and to bestow your
blessing on the priests, lhe religious, the devoted sisters
and faithful who love the missions.
V the last formal meciinjj ol
he St. Charles Seminary Mission
Society, retiring president John
Emmert announced that the soci
ety had been
place the
Stamp contest,
Missionaries of
Shelby, Ohio.
awarded se
National Pc
conducted hy the
the Sacred Heart,
The stamps
licet rd hy the 116
tcred the contest
ind sold to various
hnut the country.
•chools that ci
were processed
Collectors throu
■t
April 2, 1955
Respectfully your servant in Christ,
(Rev.) James Kulp
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Pope Pius XII
Membership Dues and donations were forwarded
(hrough Bishop Sheen, national director, to the Holy Father.
His Holiness distributed them among the missions of the
world and sends His blessings to the donors.
Si. Charleg Seminary Mission
Society II ins National Award
The financial aid assisted the
missions conducted by the order in
the South Pacific.
Mr. Richard Strelecky was chair
man of the stamp drive which won
for the school a hand carved statue
of the Blessed Mother.
The president of the Mission
club presented the Paladin Jewel,
a mission crusade award, to Mr.
St relecky.
I ool Shower' Aids Missioncr
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A li**-»ii* dummy patiently holds tha box collecting tools for
♦he naw trade school being started in he missions by Father
Anthony Bauer, S.V.D., at Akim Swedru, Gold Coast, Africa. The
students ®4 Columbus St. Mary high school, where Father Bauer
wae once a student, are staging a used tool drive, that opened with
unique "tool shower" Sunday, April 14, in the school hall. Ad
miring the mannoquin's collection so far are, left to right. Bar
bora Dempsey, Regina Skunia, and Roger Bosworth. The collected
items will be shipped to Father Bauer in June.
The student mission programs are marked by a great variety,
reports the Propagation of the Faith. Singing for special devotions
•n mission chapels, painting and cleaning, pilgrimages to hodfe mis
sions, sending books, clothing and medicine, are a few of the
projeets completed during the past year.
(Story on Page One)
Total Receipts
Balance, January 1, 1J954
Equipment and Goods Sent to the Missions
Interior furnishings tor one chapel
2 Altars
3 Tabernacles
7 Chalices
5 Ciboriums
2 Monstrances
2 Communion patens
2 Sick call pyxes
2 Missals
2 Sets of altar cards
3 Altar cloths
8 dozen small altar linens
8 Candlesticks
2 Candelabra
4 Cartons of candles
4 Sanctuary lamps
10 Sets nf Mass vestments
4 Sets of dalmatics
7 Copes
12 Albs
4 Cassocks and surplices
2 Organs
2 Sets, Way of the Cross
2 Dossal curtains
4 Censers
2 Votive light stands
4 Statues
5,000 Small religious articles
Operating table and instruments
3,000 Lbs. of medicine
Equipment for one hospital ward
500 Lbs. of used clothing
1 Piano
1 Typewriter
2 small libraries
Th* Fatima Group:
500 Lbs. nf religious leaflets
Madonna Guild:
140 Altar linens
Junior Fatima Group
8.000 Religious articles
Marion Workshop:
10,000 Catholic publications
Saint Michael Missionary Legion-:
1,200 Religious articles
120 Altar linens
City Of Columbus
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REPORT FOR THE YEAR 1954
Diocese of Columbus
Society for the Propagation of the Faith
SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION OF THE FAITH
Membership Dines ..................................... $
Perpetual MemLM’rship Offerings ..............................
Diocesan Mission Fund ...............................................
Mass Stipends ... ......................................................
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WORK OF SAINT PETER 1JHE APOSTLE FOR NATIVE CLERGY
Tuition for Native Smninarians ..................
MISSIONARY UNION OF THE CLERGY
Dues ........................ i.............. ............
CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WEtEARE ASSOCIATION
Dues ........................ ..................................................
ASSOCIATION OF THE HOLY CHILDHOOD
Membership Dues ..................................................
Donations ................................................
Heathen Child Ransom.^ ...... .....
Mission Christmas Sealsl .............................................
Specified Gifts ........... .................................................
Your Generous Aid Makes This Record Report
SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS
Donations ....1...........................................................
Mission Sunday Collection ...........................
Indian and Negro Missions Collection ......................
Missionary Cooperation Plan:
Home Miissions .................................... 13,665.40
Foreign Missions ........................................... 7.909.44
Specified Gifts:
Home Missions .......... 21,713.26
Foreign Missions ......................................... 39,686 14
Report Of Parishes
.$ 3.290.29 S
4.137.00
25.849.23
33.000.00
6.505.00
21,574.84
61.399 40
3.406.34
32.265.00
Carolina
15,Oh
99.03
998.29
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Th* following missions and
missioners shared in the Mission­
ary Cooperation Plan for 19S4:
Missions of the Diocese of
Columbus:
Cardington, Saint Joseph
Dresden, Saint Ann
Granville, Saint Edward
IjflRue, Saint Joseph
Milford Center, Sacred Heart
Mount Gilead, Saint Matthew
New Boston, Saint Monica
Otway, Our Lady of Lourdes
Shawnee, Saint Mary
Waverly, Saint Mary
West Portsmouth, Our Lady
of Sorrows
Diocese of Raleigh, North
Fathers of the Sacred Hearts
of Jesus and Mary
Immaculate Heart nf Mary
Missioners
Missionaries of Saints
Peter and Paul
ohlales of Mary Immaculate
Salopian Missioners of
St. John Bosco
Society of the Divine Word
White Fathers of Africa
Wainwright, Saint Thereae
Washington C. H., Saint Colman
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West _____ ______
West Portsmouth, Our I.
Weatervillle,
W hr lien
Wills
Catholic Central Basketball Leag’
The Catholic Times
Catholic Women’s League
Elizabethan Guild
Knights of Saint John
Ladies’ Auxiliary, Knighi
Missionary Rosebushes ol
Saint Ann’s Guild No.
St. Michael Missionary
191,427.10
1,375.60
135.00
485.00
1.870.99
45692
8,365.00
10.506.20
1.745.36
2.964.47
216,387.17
1,016.40
$217,403.57
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(’hi Hicot h’, Laughters "of Isabella, No. 584
Chillicothe, Knights of Columbus
Delaware, Senior C.S.M.C. Unit
LracMter, Madonna Guild ...
Marion, Daughters of Isabella No
City Of Columbus
Shrink of Saini 'f’herese
Consent of the Good Shepherd
Convent nf the Sisters of Notre Dame------------------ .----------
Mount Carmel Hospital y
Saint Ann Hospital -------------------,---
Saint Anthony Hospital ._____-—...-------- .........————
Saint Francis Hospital ............................................................
Saint Marv of the Springs Convent--------------------
Saint Raphael Home
103.00
Saint Rita Home
Outside Columbus
Aquinas High School
Holy Family High School ...
Holy Rosary High School ....
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Saint Charles High School
Saim Euphrasia High School
Saint Joseph Arad* 1,1
a»ni Mary High School
Sami Mary nf the Springs Academy
Outside Columbus
Chillicothe, Catholic Central High School
Coshocton. Sacred Heart High School
Delaware, Saint Mary High School ...
Denniaon, Immaculate Conception High School
Dover, Saint Joseph High School
Lancaster. Saint Mar High School-----------------------
Marion, Saint Mary High School —...—
Mount Vernon, Saint Vincent de Paul High School
Somerset. Holy Trinity High School
Zanesville. Bishop Rosecrans High School
Outside Columbus
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