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2—THE CATHOLIC TIMES
Friday, May 13, 1955
Santa Maria
Council Honors
Former G-Knights
Santa Maria o e a e i I, 2898,
Xnights of Columbus, will honor
its Past Grand Knights at a social
and reception to be held at the
Council Club rooms. 25594
Broad street, next Tuesday,
17.
are
All members and friends
invited to attend.
Guests of honor will include the
following Past Grand Knights and
their ladies: Mr. atid Mrs. Frank
Christ, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fin
ncran, Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Pat
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Bow
en, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford L. Ruff.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gregory.
The program is under the direc
tion of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
O'Brien and Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Benney.
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Parish Offers Communions
In Thanksgiving for Shots
SAN DIEGO. Calif. (NC)
An entire parish received Holy
Communion here May 1 in thanks
giving for Dr. Jonas Salk’s discov
ery of the polio vaccine.
Father William J. Cooney, pas
tor of St. Charles Borromeo par
ish here, had asked his parishion
ers to receive Holy Communion “in
thanksgiving to Almighty God for
the Salk vaccine which will, in
time, almost eliminate one of the
world's most dreaded diseases.
God has been good to our genera
tion and real thanksgiving is in
order.”
Springs Spring Glee Club
Concert Planned for May
The Spring Glee Club concert of
St. Mary of the Springs College, Co
lumbus, will take place on Sunday,
May 22. when the girls of the Col
lege Glee Club act as hosta to the
Boys’ Glee Club of Dayton Uni
versity. A picnic supper honoring
the visitors will precede the con
cert. A reception is planned for
them following the concert. The
public is invited to attend the con
cert.
Helen Oiler
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Annual Parents
Dav Program
At Springs
The annual Parents Day Program
at the College of St. Mary of the
Springs will take place Sunday,
May 15, at 2:00 p. m. in the Little
Theatre of Erskine Hall.
W.
May
Selections and scones from the
roaring 20’s will be presented by
St. Mary’s “Flappers of ’’5”. The
Modern Dance group directed by
Miss Mary Jo Feak will do the
Charleston and a variety of songs
will be rendered by the Glee Club.
All the girls in the college will par
ticipate in the finale.
A meeting of the Parents Club
will be held at 3:00 p. m. followed
immmediately by a picnic supper.
Miss Pat Quirk, house president,
is in charge of arrangements.
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Few Catholics Stay
Controlled by Reds
SAIGON (NC) Haiphong,
freedom’* last foothold in North
Vietnam, passes under the yellow
starred Red flag of the Vietminh
this weekend.
Out of the city's normal Catho
lic population of some 15.000 only
about 2.500 remain to live under
Vietminh rule.
One elderly Vietmanese priest,
Father Joseph Hiep, stays as par
ish priest of the city and pro-vicar
of (he Vicariate Apostolic of Haip
hong.
The vicariate formerly had
about 130,000 Catholics. It is esti
mated that only 45,000 to 50,000
remain. All the rest are refugees
in South Vietnam.
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VATICAN CITY—(NC)—Reflect
ing the progress made by the
Church in that area, the mission
“sui juris” of Portuguese Guinea in
West Africa has been raised to the
status of an apostolic prefectuic
The mission was erected in 1940
in accordance with an agreement
concluded that year between the!
Holy See and Portugal.
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Shown above are the clergy and laity who gathered at Holy
Rosary Church last Sunday to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the
East 5ide parish. A Solemn Pontifical Mass, a dinner for clergy and
religion, and a reception for present and former parishioners high-
Monsignor Gle in Asserts
(Continued from Page 1)
never see. There I* manifestly a
misuse of prudence here. There
is, in al. these instances, a pru
dence of the
spirit."
flesh, not of the
declared that the
yet heeded the ob-
Msgr. Glenn
world has not
servations of Pope I,eo XII who
ago “pointed out to a world
that had gone mad on the matter
of gain through mechanical indus
tries, that the oppression of the
poor and the disregard of the rights
of the workingmen have their roots
in human greed for money and
power.”
It is lamentable, he said that
“millions of men still consider the
main issue of life to he the making
of a fortune, or the mastery of a
lucrative profession He declared:
“Fathers and mothers want their
children tn ‘make something of
themselves,' and too often this
May Crowning
(Continued from Page 1)
At St. Mary’s, Columbus, the
evening was quiet as the sisters
of St. Francis paced their rooms
in the convent saying their office.
Suddenly the air was filled with
the magic of Mary’s song. Mary’s
praises sung by small voices.
At first the nuns were unable to
discover the source of the song
until one of the sisters noticed a
dramatic scene from the window of
her room.
Across the street a group of chil
dren, youngsters all. were having
a May Crowning procession all of
their own.
If was an inspiring sight and
many of the neighbors non Cath
olics as well as Catholics—paused
for a few moments to join in si
lent prayer and song to the Mother
of God
Meanwhile, clear across Colum
bus, another May Crowning cere
mony was taking place at St.
Raphael's Home, 1550 Roxbury
Road, where the entire residential
group of 86 of the Diocese's aged
joined in song and prayer as 94
year-old Mrs. Zoe Goulot, the old
est resident of the home, crowned
the statue of Our l^dy in an out
door ceremony.
Even wheel chair patients joined
in the colorful ceremony.
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Holy Rosary Parish Marks 50th Anniversary of Foundation
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‘making’ is but the attaining of a
good job, or the acquiring Of a col
lege deg'ee, or the attainment of a
respectable social position. Too
often, there is no thought in the
minds of parents or offspring of
‘making something of themselves’
in a spiritual way of making them
selves finer in character, holier in
their life.
"Yet prudence i» easential,"
M»gr. Glenn added, "and it i
indispensable in any lasting
achievement."
po
Di-
Virgin Mary. Knowing her
sition as the mother of Our
vine Savior, having experienced
her powerful intercession in our
behalf many times in our lives, it
behooves all of us to turn to her
for increased zeal this year, sure
ly, as we behold the turmoil which
engulfs a troubled world.
May, 1955, is Mary's month, the
opportunity for all of us to renew
our love of the mother of Our
Savior, and to beg her to inter
cede with Her Son for his children.
Last Sunday—Mother’s Day—
was May Crowning day in many
of our churches and chapels.
AS an example of the true pru
dence. Msgr Glenn cited the Bless
ed Virgin’s reactions when the an
gel appeared to her with
ing:
“Hail, full of grace,
is with thee, blessed
among wommen.”
the greet-
Although Mary asked herself
what the salutation could mean,
Msgr. Glenn said, “she was not
overwhelmed she was not de
lightedly curious to hear the word
that should follow the angel’s salu
tation. She wished seriously to
know, to understand, just what that
salutation could mean.
"Hara was nothing pracipitata,
nothing headlong Kara was cir
cumspection and caution, togeth
er with a full willingness to ba
instructed and directed by God's
messenger. In all these points we
discern the workings of pru
dence."
When the angel told her that
she was to conceive and bring forth
the son of God. Mary again demon
strated prudence. She asked:
shall this be done, because I
not man?”
k
said,
light
Our Lady, Msgr. Glenn
looks quietly, patiently, for
upon this situation. She
know precisely and clearly what
God would have her do. She exer
cises foresight she uses her rea
son in the effort to grasp her duty.
“And the angel answering, said
to her, the Holy Ghost shall come
upon thee ... the power of the
Most High shall overshadow (her
therefore the Holy One which
shall be horn of thee shall be call
ed the Son of God
would
Mary’s answer: “Behold the hand
maid of the Ixird be it done to
me according to thy word.” was the
perfection of prudence. Msgr Glenn
said He added:
"She was ready to cooperate
with the complete surrender of
her will to God's direction. The
instant she knev what she di
vinely intended to do, and know
ing this is the business of pru
dence—she entered upon its do
ing with whole-hearted acquies
cence She had exercised
understanding, re a s o n s, fore
sight and caution all mani
festations of true prudence, and
now she sew, with perfect clar
ity, the way she was to act with
in herself she said, "Now I know
God's will I am God's servant
I accept His will."
Msgr, Glenn closed
v ith a prayer asking
Mother to obtain the
dcncc the gift which “lights the
mind to justice and counsels the
will to charity, makes the soul
cast out the insanity of wicked
pride, and fills the heart with the
living glow of docility under the
mighty law of God.
“As individuals and as loyal and
loving citizens of a glorious conn
try dedicated to your Own Im
maculate Conception, we cry to
thee. O Mary, and we pray, “Virgin
most prudent, pray for us
address
Blessed
of pru-
his
the
gift
The noted educator, author and
lecturer will give three more ad
dresses during May on the pro
gram, heard locally at 3 p. m. Sun
days on WLW His topic Sunday
will be “Spiritual Vessel.”
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lighted the celebration. The parish, founded by the late Bishop
James J. Hartley, has grown from 500 to 3300 parishioners, despite
the fact that two parishes have been formed in recent years in areas
once within the parish boundaries.
Cleveland Observe* Annual
Encyclical Commemoration
CLEVELAND—Sunday marks the
annual commemoration of the
Papal Social Encyclicals in Cleve
land's Cathedral. The event, spon
sored by the Association of Catho
lic Trade Unionists, will be fea
tured by the Mass which Auxiliary
Bishop John J. Krol, S.T.D., will
celebrate at 10 a. m. Father Paul J.
Hallinan, director of Newman clubs
in the diocese of Cleveland, will
preach the sermon.
A luncheon forum will he held
at noon in the Hotel Hollenden and
will be followed by a question
period.
Novena
Lord
thou
the
art
(Continued from Page 1)
Of Both the Spirit to confess.
PRIEST AND PEOPLE
All glory while the ages run
Be to the Father and the Son.
Who rose from death the same
Thee,
“How
know
Of Interest to Catholics
RADIO PROGRAMS
Sunday, May 15
WPKO, Waverly, 8:45 a. m.
Sacred Heart program.
WTVN, Columbus, 11:45 a. m.—
Catholic News.
WHIZ. Zanesville, 11:45 a. m.—
Christophers.
WBNS, Columbus, 12:45 p. m.—
Hour of Holiness—Series of
programs featuring excerpts
from addresses, encyclicals
and letters of Pope Pius XII.
WHIZ, Zanesville, 2:00 p. m.—
Catholic Hour.
WLW .Cincinnati, 3:00 p. m.—
Catholic Hour.
'VPKO, Waverly, 4:45 p. m.—
Hour of St. Francis.
WCOL, Columbus. 5:30 p. m.—
Greatest Story Ever Told.
WNXT, Portsmouth, 5:3( p. m.
Greatest Story Ever Told.
WNXT, Portsmouth, 6:00 p. m.
-Hour of St. Francis.
WTVN. Columbus. 11:00 p. m.—
Ave Maria Hour.
Daily
WLW. Cincinnati, 6:10 a. m.—
St. Mary Seminary—Morning
Prayers.
TELEVISION PROGRAMS
Sunday, May 15
WLW-C, Columbus, 9:00 a. m.—
Catholic Hour.
WBNJj-TV, Columbus, 9.30 a.m.
—Look Up and Live—Msgr.
John J. Dougherty ol Immacu
late Conception Seminary,
Darlington, N.J., is host to
teen-agers during May.
WBNS-TV Columbus, 10:00 a.
m.—Christophers.
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Jubilee
(Continued from Page 1)
Father Edward Reidy, pastor of
Ss. Peter and Paul Church, Wells
ton. a.id Father Ralph Rogers, pas
tor of St. Mary’s Church, Chilli
cothe, will serve as deacons of hon
or to Bishop Ready.
A dinner for clergy in the school
hall is scheduled to follow the
Mass.
Father Kreuskamp, appointed
by Bishop Ready as pastor emer
itus of St. Peter's last January,
will greet his many friends at a
reception to be held in the school
hall at 7 p. m.
During Father Kreuskamp's long
tenure at St. Peter’s, the parish
built a new school building (1929),
and a new church, to replace
church building destroyed by
in June, 1947.
to
O Holy Ghost, eternally.
Amen.
V Send forth Thy Spirit and they
shall be created
And Thou shalt renew the face
of the earth.
Let us pray
O God, who didst teach the
hearts of Thy faithful people by
sending them the light of Thy Holy
Spirit, grant us by the same Spirit
to have a right judgment in all
things and evermore to rejoice in
His holy comfort. Through Christ
our Lord.
Amen.
Imprimatur: Michael J. Ready,
Bishop of Columbus
the
fire
had
In 1953 Father Kreuskamp
the convent enlarged. The Sisters
of St. Francis, whose motherhouse
is at Oldenburg, Indiana, teach in
the school at St. Peter’s.
Father Kreuskamp served as first
dean of the Southern Deanery from
August, 1945, to July, 1949, and
also spent many hours counseling
and cheering and administering the
Sacraments to the patients at Chil
licothe Veterans’ Hospital. He was
a visiting chaplain there from 1929
to 1934, and a part-time chaplain
for two decades.
Having resigned his pestoral
duties beceuse of foiling health,
Father Kreuskamp last year vis
ited Europe and the Holy Lend.
On the trip, he celebrated Mass
at the Pontifical Propaganda Sem
inary in Rome where he had stud
ied as i. young man and he visit
ed St. John Lateran Church
where he had been ordained by
the Most Rev. Joseph Cippatelli,
vice regent of Rome, March
1905.
18,
Father Kreuskamp studied
years at the North American
lege in Rome and earned the de
gree of licentiate of sacred theol
ogy.
Col-
Later, he was pastor of Ss. Peter
and Paul Church. Newport. O.
(1906-1910), and pastor of St.
Remy's Church, Russia, O. (1910
1921).
Since his retirement, Father
Kreuskamp has been residing with
a nephew at 6756 Belkenton St.. Sil
verton, O.
St. Aloysios Holy Mamr
Society Pick* New Officers
Txiuis George was elected presi
dent of the St. Aloysius Holy Name
Society at the group's last meeting.
Other ne v officers to serve dur
ing the coming year include Fran
cis Snyder, vice-president John
liegeman. secretary, and Robert
Rheinschild, treasurer.
W. E. Poly served as chairman of
the nominating commmittee.
Immaculate Conception
HNS Names New President
Members of the Holy Name So
ciety of Immaculate Conception
parish, Columbus, have named B. J.
“‘Budd’” Sweeney president of the
group for the current year. Sween
ey recently finished his second
term as president of the Catholic
Men’s Luncheon Club.
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Peron Regime Submits Bills
To Sever Church-State Ties
BUENOS AIRES The sniping
tactics of the Peron regime during
its six-moiiths’ old campaign against
the Argentine Bishops and clergy
have olossomed finally into a full
scale maneuver to break the ties
between the state and the Church
to which the great majority of the
people belong.
Introduced into the lower House
of the Argentina parliament was
a bill under which constitutional
guarantees enjoyed by the Church
would be revoked.
Backing this bill were three lead
ing Peronist organizations which
have gone on record as favoring a
formal break with the Church
the General Confederation of La
bor (CGT), the Men’s Peronist
Party and the Women's Peronist
Party.
Meanwhile, a bill was introduced
into the Senate to abolish the teach
ing of the Catholic religion in the
official schools. The bill was pass
ed with little delay, and now goes
in the House.
Already laws have been passed
legalizing divorce and prostitution
The bill to sever ties with the
Church is more complicated and
has already gone to a committee
for study.
The present law, which dates
back to 1853, provides that the
state maintain the Catholic relig
ion, even though it does not recog
nize an official state church. It
stipulates that the President must
belong to the Catholic Faith, and
favors the Catholic evangelization
of the Indians in mission regions.
Religious instruction was made
compulsory in the state schools un­
India Bans Anti-Catholic
Book of U.S. Bible Society
BOMBAY. India (NC) The
Bombay state government took ac
tion against the mounting anti
Catholic propaganda of the Watch
tower Bible and Tract Society of
New York.
SUNDAY, MAY 15
THE FIFTH SUNDAY AFTER
EASTER
White vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer of St. John the Baptist,
Credo, Preface of Easter.
MONDA, MAY 16
ROGATION DAY:
FEAST OF ST. UBALDUS
MASS OF ST. UBALDUS
White vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer of Rogation. Third of the
Blessed Virgil, Preface of Easter,
Last Gospel of Rogation.
TUESDAY, MAY 17
ROGATION DAY:
FEAST OF ST. PASCAL BAYLON
MASS OF ST. PASCAL
White vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer of the Rogation, Preface of
Easter.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 18
ROGATION DAY
FEAST OF ST. VENANTIUS:
VIGIL OF ASCENSION
MASS OF ST. VENANTIUS
Red vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer of the Vigil, Third of the
Rogation, Preface of Easter, Last
Gospel of Vigil.
THURSDAY, MAY 19
FEAST OF THE ASCENSION OF
OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST
White vestments, Gloria, Credo,
Preface and Communicantes of As
cension.
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der a law enacted by the Congress
in March, 1947. Previously, in 1943,
an executive decree had authorized
this instruction on an optional
basis.
In a recent statement, the Ar
gentine Bishops declared that they
were not opposed to a division of
powers between Church and state,
but denounced what they declared
was an attempt to establish the
“moral” separation of the two.
This statement has been follow
ed by a letter to Catholic Action so
cieties in which the Bishops declar.
ed that “the Church not only has
not pretended to enter the purely
temporal and strictly political do
main of party conflict, but also has
taken all means and precautions 1o
avoid even the appearance of it in
activities of Catholic Action.”
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Coadjutor Abbot
To Be Selected
At St. Meinrad’s
ST. MEINRAD, Ind. (NO—Arch
abbot Ignatius Esser, O.S.B., of St.
Meinrad’s Archabbey here, has
been granted permission by the
Holy See to have a Coadjutor Ab
bot, who will assume the burden
of directing the century-old arch
abbey, its 200 monks and 800 semi
narians.
The 65-year-old prelate, who has
governed the archabbey for more
than 25 years, requested the Holy
See to grant him a successor. He
has received a rescript from the
Vatican which empowers the
Benedictine Chapter at the arch
abbey to elect the Coadjutor Ab
bot who will be Archabbot Esser's
eventual successor.
The date of the election has not
been set, but it will be held in
the near future, it was announced.
Monks in solemn vows, priests and
clerics will choose the Coadjutor
Abbot from their number. To vote
the monks must be 30 years of age
and ten years professed.
MASS ORDO
Liturgy OflThe Week
SATURDAY, MAY 14
SATURDAY OF OUR LADY
White vestments. Gloria, Second
prayer of St. Boniface, Third of
the Holy Spirit, Preface of the
Blessed Virgin.
FRIDAY, MAY 20
FEAST OF
ST. BERNADINE OF SIENA
White vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer of the Ascension, Third of
the Blessed Virgin, Credo, Preface
and Communicantes of Ascension.
SATURDAY, MAY 21
WITHIN THE OCTAVE OF THE
ASCENSION
MASS AS ON THE FEAST OF
THE ASCENSION
White vestments, Gloria, Second
Prayer of the Blessed Virgin, Third
for the Church or Pope, Credo, Pre
face and Communicantes of the As
cension.
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