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WASHINGTON (NC) The American Jewish Com
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schools and keep public education “free from sectarian strife.”
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“released time” program whereby
children are excused from school
to receive religious instruction.
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BROOKLYN, N. Y. (NC)
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Hayashi, 29, and Paul Yasuda,
who have finished their theological
studies at St. Mary’s Seminary in
Baltimore. They will be ordained
for the Diocese of Osaka in Japan
by Auxiliary Bishop John J. Board
man of Brooklyn, diocesan director
of the society for the Propagation
of the Faith.
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Th* Glee Club* of St. Mary of th* Spring* College and Dayton University will present a joint
concert Sunday, May 22, in the Little Theatre of Erskine Hall at 8:15 p. m. The program is being plan
ned by Sister Maris Stells, O.P., head of the College Music Department Grace Thompson Edmister,
director of St. Mary's Glee Club, and Eleanor Porchetti, club prtiidtnt. In the picture above some of the
St. Mary singers are shown at rehearsal. Left to right are: Ann Dunson, Colette Eichner, Judy Lorenz,
Margaret Burke and Laura Lee Cassady.
God Channels His Gifts,
Graces Through Mary
The theological meaning of (he title “Spiritual Vessel”
as applied to the Blessed Mother was explained by Msgr. Paul
J. Glenn Sunday in a radio address carried by the National
Broadcasting Co.
In the third of a series oflfive sermons on The Catholic
Hour, the rector of St. Charles
Seminary described Mary as the
vessel through which Christ has
come to us, and the vessel through
which Our Ixud channels His gifts
and graces.
When we call the Blessed Moth
er a Spiritual Vessel," Msgr. Glenn
declared, “we mean that she has
been laden by her Divine Son with
the abundance, the fullness, of spir
itual treasures.
“She is called by God’s angel a
person “full of grace." And grace
is the gift of God which makes the
soul holy, and imparts to it the
beauty that makes it pleasing to
God. Mary, endowed with the full
ness of grace, has holiness in mea
sure far beyond what is possible
to other creatures, human and an
gelic by that grace, she shines
with spiritual heauty before God.
pleasing Him more perfectly than
any of His other creatures, more
perfectly than all other creatures
taken together.”
Noting that a vessel is not only
a container but also a means of
conveying its contents to other
ings for their use, Msgr. Glenn
serted that the Blessed Mother
a unique Vessel through which
good things are conveyed to the
human family of Gods creating.”
He continued.
“Through Mary, as through the
vessel—the conveyor, the channel
of His coining—God camp into this
world and walked among us as a
t'ue member of the human race, a
true child of Adam.”
Such a Vessel was needed, the
Columbus prelate explained, be
cause the “human race had sinned
in the sin of the first father of all
men, and God. His eternal de
crees. willed that this sin should
be atoned for.” He asserted:
"The God-Man, dying in Hi*
human nature upon the Cro**,
renders to the Creator an infi
nite Atonement. By this Atone
ment, the human race ha* restor
ed to it the opportunity lost in
Adam's sin the opportunity of
actually working out salvation,
using the grace of God freely be
stowed to merit, through Christ,
a further grace.
“And thus, despite the weakness
that is left in us as a heritage of
original sin despite our conse
quent proneness to actual sin. we
can stand erect as the images of
God, unburdened by the crushing
weight of demands of justice we
should be hopeless to satisfy, and.
by the merits of the Divine Atoner.
up can walk manfully forward tn
ward heaven, as God intended we
should do when He decreed, from
eternity, to create us.
‘Certainly, to paraphrase the
words of Scripture, God has giv
en us all good things in giving us
Christ our Savior. And He has giv
en us Christ through the instru
mentality of Mary the Mother of
Christ.
In explaining further Mary’s
role in the Divine Plan. Msgr.
Glenn quoted a figure of speech
used by holy writers in the early
days of the Church. He said:
They compare the Blessed Moth
er to the neck of a bottle from
which is poured an elixir essential
tn the life of every soul. Not one
drop of the precious fluid is avail
able to man’s requirement
it flows through the neck
bottle that contains it.
"And bringing home the
phor, the ancient writer* explain
that no gift or grace of God, no
meriting of Christ, can come to
man unless it passes through
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WASH1NGTON.D. C. (NC)
American Catholic generosity has
been helping to bring about a spir
itual and social revolution in a
Rome slum which in the past has
been one of the main breeding
places of communism in the Italian
capital.
Father Richard McGeary T.O
former public relations director of
the College of Steubenville. Steu
benville, O.. has been named to act
in the same capacity for a project
started some years ago by the
Third Order Regular of St Francis.
in
to
The project, undertaken at the
request of His Holiness Pope Pius
XII. called for organizing parish
life along familiar American lines
in the Primavalle suburb of Rome
where the poverty and hopeless
ness of the population has been
thoroughly exploited by Red agents.
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Mary. She is the channel, the
Spiritual Vessel, which conveys
to us all the heavenly endow
ment we must have to
the way of salvation,
come at last to heaven.
“The spiritual life nf
life nf the soul, the life that alone
has lasting meaning in any human
existence, owes everything to God.
to God made Man, to God made
Man through Mary. It is our duty,
as it is our joy. to turn to the
Blessed Mother with the admiring
and suppliant cry, “Spiritual Ves
sel, pray lor us.”
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