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Friday, May*27,1955
Formosa Missionaries Are Set
To Accomplish the Impossible
By Father Ivar S. McGrath
Society of St. Columban
(Correspondent, N. C. W. C. NEWS SERVICE)
TAIPEI, Formosa A group of veteran missionaries on
Formosa's east coast are set to accomplish the seemingly im
possible to Christianize an entire district in a given num
ber of years if the present rate of conversions continues.
When the Apostolic Prefecture
of Hua Lien was established in
August, 1952, there were some
400 Catholics. Now there are
4,000 baptized Catholics and
17,000 catechumens, or people
under instruction.
the prefecture is Bishop Andre
Jean Verineux of Yingkow, Paris
Foreign Missionary ousted from his
See by the Reds. Assisting him are
ten priests of the Paris Foreign
Mission Society, five Swiss priests
of the Bethlehem Mission Society,
four refugee Chinese diocesan
priests and two Swiss Canons of
St. Bernard. All are seasoned mis
sionaries. forced to leave the China
mainland by the communists.
Helping the priests to cope with
the immense task of instructing the
converts are 11 Chinese Sisters,
refugees from North China, and 92
catechists or teachers. Besides the
35 mission stations with church or
chapel, Bishop Verineux has set
up 134 catechumenates, or places
of instruction.
The total population of Hua Lien
and Taitung counties is slightly
over 300.000. If even half of the
17,000 under instruction are bap
tised this year (although there is
no reason why the majority should
not be) that would mean tripling
the number of Catholics in one year
—and with yearly tripling of num
bers the entire population should
be Catholic in five years.
However there is always the
problem of personnel to instruct
large numbers. But allowing an in
crease of some 10,000 each year,
the same result is obtained in 30
years.
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Good Shepherd Novitiate of the
Glenmary Fathens (Home Mission
ed of America), located near Aur
ora, Ind., overlooking the Ohio Riv
er, will be blessed May 24 by Arch
bishop Paul C. Schulte of Indian
apolis.
Father Clement F. Borchers, su
perior general of the Glenmary
Fathers at the society’s headquar
ters here, said about 20 men
seminarians, Brothers and priests
—would form the new community
under the direction of Father Ray
mond Dehen, Superior. Father Am.
brose Forsthofel, S.J., will continue
as novice master. He .ornierly was
stationed at the Jesuit Novitiate in
Milford, Ohio, where Glenmary
novices also have been trained
up to now.
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College to Confer Honorary
Degree on Author-Editor
Mrs. Katherine Burton, editor
of the Woman’s Page in The Sign
magazine, will receive an honorary
Doctor of Letters degree from St.
Mary of the Springs College at
commencement exercises June 5.
Author of more than a score of
biographies, Mrs. Burton is cur
rently engaged in writing the his
tory of the Dominican Sisters of
St. Mary of the Springs. A convert,
Mrs. Burton was formerly an asso
ciate editor of both McCall maga
zine and Redbook.
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Council 2898 Schedules
Father-Son Communion
Santa Maria Council 2898,
Knights of Columbus, is planning a
father-son communion Sunday, May
29, at the 10 o’clock Mass in St.
Aloysius Church. All members are
urged to bring their sons to the
Mass. The group will meet at 9:45
in the annex.
May They Rest
In Peace
CREGO, Mrs. Emma. 41 Rich
ards Rd., Columbus, May 21, Im
maculate Conception church. Sur
vivors: a daughter, four grandchil
dren and two brothers.
DEVANNEY, William F., 30, 45
N. Powell Ave., Columbus, May 21,
Mt. Carmel church, Cincinnati.
Survivors: his wife, Mary Frances
a daughter, son, his mother, two
brothers and three sisters.
EGGER, Donald. E. Winter St.,
Delaware, May 17, St Mary church.
FOX, August L., 65, 375 Eddy St.,
Newark, May 20, St. Francis de
Sales church. Survivors: his wife,
Bessie, three daughters and a son.
FREY, Otto L„ 185 Dakota Ave.,
Columbus, May 23, Holy Family
church. Survivors: his wife, An
na a son, two daughters, a grand
daughter, three sisters and three
brothers.
KUPER, Henry, 88, 2405% W.
Broad St., Columbus, May 21, Holy
Family church. Survivors: a daugh
ter, one son, three stepsons, two
stepdaughters, 11 grandchildren
and a brother.
ROBERTS, Herbert L.. 73, 43
Bullitt Park PI., Columbus, May
20, St. Catharine church.
RUSSO, Mrs. Mary Catherine, 77,
1095 Miller Ave., Columbus, May
20, St. John the Baptist church.
Survivors: four sons, five daugh
ters, three sisters and a brother.
SHOUVLIN, John P., 62, 1450
W. First Ave., Columbus. May 20,
St. Christopher church. Survivor*:
his wife, Hazel his father, two
brothers and two sisters.
WE1ZENECKER, Mrs. Veronica,
88. 774 S. Hague Ave., Columbus,
May 21, St. Mary Magdalene
church. Survivors: three daughters,
eight grandchildren and 11 great
grandchildren.
GA1ANGA, Mrs. Alfred, Dover,
May 21, St. Joseph church. No im
mediate survivors.
MAITLAND, Robert M., 76, Cosh
octon, May 14, Sacred Heart
church. Survivors: three sons, five
grandchildren.
WEIL, William E. 76, Killbuck,
May 16, St. Peter’s church, Millers
burg. Survivors: his wife, Laura
three sons, a granddaughter, and
a brother.
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Catholic Wins Spelling Bee
Triumphant 13 year old Sandro Sloss of St. Joseph's School,
Granite City, III., holds the cup and plaque presented to her after
she won the 28th annual National Spelling Be* held in Washington.
Sandra, an eighth grade pupil, wins a $500 cash prize and a trip to
New York besides the cup an-d plaqua for her school.
Father Michael Murray Notes
60th Profession Anniversary
Father Michael Anselm
Murray, O.P., sang a Sol
emn Mass of thanksgiving in
St. Joseph’s Church, Somerset,
Ohio, Thursday, May 19, at
9:00 a m. to celebrate the six
tieth anniversary of his pro
fession in the Dominican Or-
Dayton U. Staff
Ln Line for Raise,
Insurance Plans
DAYTON—(NC)—The University
of Dayton, in what it called a move
to maintain the strength and qual
ity of the school’s program, will
raise faculty salaries and start a
retirement and insurance plan for
its staff members effective July 1.
The hike in annual salary
amounts to $300 for instructors
from $300 to $500 fo assistant pro
fessors from $400 to $700 for asso
ciate professors and $700 to $1,500
for full professors.
The retirement plan will be sup
ported by equal contributions from
staff members and the University,
and the insurance will be maintain
ed entirely by the University.
News Ln Brief
TOLEDO—Msgr. Robert A. Ma
her, director of health and hos
pitals in the diocese of Toledo ad
vanced to the presidency of the
Catholic Hospital Association at the
organization's 40th annual conven
tion in St. Louis, Mo.
IRONTON James Daniel
Walker, of St. Joseph Central
High School, has been awarded
one of the two $750 scholarships
given each year by the Manage
ment Club of the Columbus Divi
sion of North American Avia
tion Inc., to children of em
ployes.
SPRINGFIELD—Prisoners at the
Clark County jail are producing
500 rosaries a month for Our
Lady of Fatima Rosary-Making Club
of Springfield, an energetic group
that claims distinction as the sec
ond largest organization of its kind
in existence. The project started
two years ago when two members
of the group visited the jail each
week to say the rosary with the
prisoners.
CLEVELAND An unique
congregation of Dominican Sis
ters will establish a 50-bed hos
pital home for poor victims of
incurable cancer here sometime
in the next year. It will be the
first institution of its kind in
Ohio and one of only seven in
the U.S. The Dominican Congre
gation of St. Rose of Lima, known
as the Servants of Relief for In
curable Cancer, will open the
home at the request of Archbish
op Edward F. Hoban.
CINCINNATI Work on a
$200,000 addition to McNicholas
High School here will begin soon,
i was announced last week.
The project will include 10 class
rooms, a large cafeteria and aux
iliary rooms.
TOLEDO Bishop George J.
Rehring last week asked the faith
ful to stay away from any theatre
which shows a movie that has been
condemned by the legion of De
cency. This is the strongest meas
ure yet to be urged here in the
fight for wholesome entertain
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der. The sermon was preach
ed by Father James J. Me
Larney, O.P., S.T.D., Prior and pas
tor of St. Joseph’s Church.
Sixty fruitful years ago, Father
Murray made his profession in the
Dominican Priory, Poitiers, La
Vienne, France, May 26, 1895. Ever
since that day, Fr. Murray has been
faithfully working both here, on
the home missions, and on the for
eign missions in Trinidad.
His desire for the foreign mis
sions encouraged Father Murray to
depart from his native Ireland, his
parents, and all that was close to
him to join the Dominican Order
in France. After completing a year
of spiritual retreat at Poitiers,
France, Father Murray was sent
to America to complete his studies
for the priesthood. Finishing his
studies as a Dominican, he was or
dained to the priesthood by Most
Rev. John Ambrose Watterson,
Bishop of Columbus, March 7,
1899.
Immediately, Father Murray was
sent to Trinidad as a missioner.
There for five years Father labored
zealously in various capacities—
as Chaplain to His Grace, Patrick
Vincent Flood, O.P.. Archbishop
of Trinidad, as administrator, and
as parish priest. In 1905, his health
broken, Murray was recall
ed to the United States.
Ohio------Father
On returning to the United
States, Father Murray assumed the
chaplaincy first of the Sisters of
Divine Compassion and later of the
Soeurs de la Misericorde in Harts
dale, N.Y. Father Murray was also
an active parish priest and confes
sor at St. Joseph's, Somerset (1910
1919) and at St. Antoninus’ parish
in Newark, N.J. (1919-1933). From
1933 to the present Father Murray
has been living at St. Joseph’s Pri
ory celebrating Holy Mass every
day, hearing confessions, counsel
ing and inspiring.
------------0--.......
Educator Asks
Pertinent Question
About Education
BRADFORD, Pa.—(NC)—“Isn't it
curious that in a ration dedicated
to the proposition that God exists
and has created men with inalien
able rights, a school system which
teaches these foundations for citi
zenship should be suspect by many
in high position?
The question was asked this week
by Dr. Marius Risley, Buffalo edu
cator and representative of the
Great Books Foundation
“The myth dies hard,” Dr. Ris
ley said, “that private and religious
schools are somehow less Ameri
can, less democratic than tax-sup
ported schools. Yet every single
signer of the Declaration was edu
cated in private and religious
schools. How democratic can you
get?
"I have received instruction and
have taught in both religious and
tax supported schools. Both are
equally American and any other
concept of schools in this country
cannot be called ‘freedom of edu
cation’,” the speaker emphasized.
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students. Formal recognition will
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Two seniors, Nancy Russ, student
governor, and Patricia Fallon, class
president, have been selected for
membership in Kappa Gamma Pi,
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The David Allan Hamilton Chris
topher Award will be received by
Lucy Foster. The honor is for dem
onstration of the high principles of
democracy and Christian living.
The Sister Francis Borgia Me
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