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2—THE CATHOLIC TIMES Friday, September 2,1955
MASS ORDO
-------Liturgy Of The Week
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3.
SATURDAY OF OUR LADY.
White vestments. Gloria. Second
prayer of the Holy Spirit. Third for
the Church or Pope. Preface of
the Blessed Virgin.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4,
THE FOURTEENTH SUNDAY
AFTER PENTECOST.
Green vestments. Gloria. Second
prayer "Defend us", Third at the
choice of the celebrant, Credo,
Preface of the Trinity.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5,
FEAST OF ST. LAWRENCE
JUSTINIAN.
White vestments. Gloria. Second
prayer "Defend us". Third at the
choice of the celebrant.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6,
FERIAL DAY.
Mass as on Sunday. Green vest
ments. No Gloria. Second prayer
“Defend us”, Third for the Faith
ful Departed. Fourth at the choice
of the celebrant, No Credo, Com
mon Preface.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7,
FERIAL DAY.
Mass as on Sunday. Green vest
ments, No Gloria, Second prayer
Columbus Brother
Takes First
Votes
A Columbus youth pronounced
the temporary vows of poverty,
chastity and obedience as a Broth
er in the Crosier Order, Sunday.
He is Brother Andrew. O S.C.,
(Joseph A Havlick), the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Havlick of Holy
Grose parish Brother Andrew re
ceived the religious hsbit and pro
nounced (he vows for three years
in ceremonies at the Crosier mon
estery chapel in Hastings, Neb
Brother Andrew was graduated
in 1953 from Holy Cross School, Co
lumbus, and entered the 700-year
nld rehgioua order at Ft Wayne,
Jnd After his postulancy, he com
pleted his preparations for the re
ligious professions as a member
of the Hastings community.
The Crosier lay brothers lead a
sacrificing, obscure life of prayer,
while devoting themselves to the
duties of manual labor at the mon
aster to free the priests of the
Order for the work of preaching
and teaching.
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“Defend us”, Third at the choice
of the celebrant, No Credo, Com
mon Preface.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER I,
FEAST OF THE NATIVITY OF
THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY.
White veitments, Gloria, second
prayer (in Low Mass) of St. Hadri
an, Credo, Preface of the Blessed
Virgin.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,
FEAST OF ST. PETER CLAVER.
White vestments. Gloria. Second
prayer of St. Gorgomus.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10,
FEAST OF ST. NICHOLAS
OF TOLENTION.
White vestments, Gloria.
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Educational
(Continued from Page 1)
Of these 85 schools, 19 will have
new principals, Father C. Bennett
A 1 egate, superintendent of
schools, announced. The list fol
lows.
Columbus
St. Joseph Academy (high and
elementary)—Sister Genevieve Ma
rie. S.N D.. succeeds Sister Marie
Teresa. S.N.D.
Sacred Heart (high and elemen
tary)—Sister Rosana. O.S.F, suc
ceeds Mother Maristella, O.S.F.
Holy Family (high school)—Sis
ter Dolonla, R.S.M, succeeds
Sister M. Imelda, R.S.M.
Christ the King (elementary)—
Sister Ancilla, OP, succeeds Sis
ter Mariella, O P.
Holy Rosary (elementary) Mo
ther Assumpta, O.S.F., succeeds
Sister Henrietta O.S.F.
St. Catharine (elementary) —Sis
ter Marie *Vivienne, S.C., suc
ceeds Sr. M. Elizabeth Clare, S C.
St. Gabriel (elementary)—Sister
Miriam. O.P., succeeds Sister M.
Quentin, O
St. Peter (elementary)—Mother
Maristella, O.S.F.. succeeds
Mother M. Roaerita, O S F.
St. Agnes (elementary) Sister
Agnes Angela, S.N.D.
Holy Croaa (elementary) Sis
ter Sheila Mane, S.N succeeds
Sister Gertrude Adela, S N D.
Outside of Columbus
Delaware, St. Mary (high and el
ementary) Sister M. Catherine
Marie. O S F. succeeds Sister
Rose Clare, O S.F.
New Lexington. St Aleysius
(high school and elementary)—Sis
ter M. Philip 0 S.F succeeds Sis
ter Kileen. OS F., and Sister
Madeleine, O S
Corning. St Bernard (elemen
(aryl Sister Joseph Vincent,
SCN, succeeds Sister Maxima,
SCN
l-ancaMer, St Mary (elementary)
Sister Vemard, O aeeceeds
Sister Charlene, O
Ixigan, St. John (elementary)
Sister Rust elie Marie, SN.D., Mie
ceeds Sister Scholastiea, S N
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agement, plus “the necessary mini
mum of encouragement’’ by gov
ernment, this development will
eventually result “in a full-blown
system of economic democracy
such as no other country has ever
before enjoyed
The Social Action Department
saw in the merger agreement be
tween the A F. of L. and the CIO.
and in the peaceful negotiation of
the so-called Guaranteed Annual
Wage plans in large segments of
the automobile industry “two ma
jor developments which augur well
for the continued development of
collecting bargaining along such
constructive lines.”
As for the “longawaited decis
ion” by the two giant labor organ
izations to meige into a single fed
eration, the Statement said:
“We look with satisfaction upon
this amalgamation principally be
cause it will make it easier for
the trade union movement to or
ganize the unorganized workers of
the United States and thereby pro
mote the further growth of collec
five bargaining in the services and
trades as well as in the field of
manufacturing
"It will also help to eliminate
jurisdictional disputes between
competing unions and will en
able the American labor move
ment to present a unified front
in its opposition to communism
at home and abroad.
"Some commentators feel that
thia merger will giie labor an un
due political influence. In our opin
ion, this is not likely to happen,
for the majority of labor officials
in this country are still committed
to the philosophy that a union’s
principal function is economic and
social rather than political
Concerning the trend toward
Labor Day
(Continued from Page 1)
can join I he
prayer on 1-a
stressed that
industrial re­
The latter also
economic lite and
lations are not areas with their
own private laws and principles,
but subject, es all life is, to the
laws of God. The Catholic
Church is the voice of Christ
commanding that all man must
love their fellowman as them
selves and render to every man
what is his due.”
The Solemn High Mass, at
which Bishop Ready will preside,
will be celebreted by Monsignor
Anthony Schlernitzauer, pastor
of St. Pater's Church, Columbus.
Father Augustine Winkler, di
ocesan director of social action,
and Father Colby Grimes, assistant
at St. Thomas. Columbus, will
serve as deacon and subdeacon, re
spectively
Msgi Roland Winel and Father
George Schorr, chancellor and vice
chancellor of the diocese, respec
tively, will serve as masters of cer
emonies, and Father Michael A.
Nugent, pastor of St. Andrews
Parish, and Father Robert Schmidt,
pastor of St. Agnes, will be dea
cons of honor to the Bishop
Thev Discussed Geneva Atom Conference
Six mambars of the United States Congrats were received in audience by Pope Pius Xll at his sum
mer home, Catfelgendolfo, and informed the Holy Father about the progress made by the Geneva
Atoms-for Peace Conference, which they attended as members of the Joint Committee on Atomic En
ergy. Left to right Rep. James E. Van Zandt, of Pa. Rep. Chet Holified, Calif. Sen. John O. Pastore,
R. I.: Rep. W. Sterling Cole, N. Y. Rep. Melvin Price, III., and Rep. John J. Dempsey, N.M,
the Guaranteed Annual Wage, the
N.C.W.C. department declined “to
pass judgment on the specific de
tails" of the contracts already
adopted, or to urge their adoption
in unrelated industries. But it said:
"We do feel, however, that the
principle established in these
agreements is sound. Surely it is
a healthy sign that union and
management in a key industry
are willing to assume joint re
sponsibility for providing their
workers with a large meesure of
income security and employment
stability instead of turning the
whole job over to the govern
ment.
"If laboi and management will
address themselves with the same
intelligence and the same spirit of
good will to the continuing prob
lem of automation and to all oth
er problems of mutual concern,
they will be doing a great service
not only to our own nation but
also, by force of good example, to
other nations as well.
"More specifically, they will be
moving in the direction of the so
called Industry Council idea, a key
point in Catholic teaching on the
social order.
The government has "an indis
pensable role to play,” the State
ment explained, and ought "to en
couiage unions and employers’ as
sociations to solve their own prob
lems to the extent that they are
willing and able to do so in con
formity with (he requirements of
the common good 1( continued.
"It goes without saying, of
course, that the government also
has the right and the duty to re
quire certain minimum stand
ards in wages, hours and work
ing conditions, to prohibit racial
discrimination in employment, to
provide adequate public housing
for substandard economic groups
and to establish an adequate pro
gram of social insurance."
While "a good beginning" has
been made in these spheres, the
Social Action Department asserted,
there remains "the urgent necessi
ty ot extending the benefits of so
cial legislation as rapidly as possi
ble to migratory labor and to other
marginal and unprotected workers
The Statement also stressed the
need for "special assistance to fam
ilies with children," and urged
adoption of the Senate resolution
which would provide for a study
ot the ten year-old Canadian Fain
ily Allowances Act with a view to
establishing a similar system of
family allowances in the United
States
ad­
tinned, “that these material
vantages are the result of coopera
lion between labor and capital and
consequently demand a just and
right distribution between them
Ijibor and capital are partners and
not enemies What they produce
together in cooperation should not
then serve to divide them.
"The Holy Father,” said Bishop
Ready, “has recently established
the feast of St Joseph (he Work
er. In doing this he expressed the
hope that the feast will prove to
be a ‘recurring invitation to mod
ern society to accomplish that
which is still lacking for social
peace.’ All of us
Holy Father in that
bor Day.”
Cathedral Priests
To Hold Annual
Information Class
The Annual Fall Information
Class, for persons interested in
learning about Catholicism, will
begin at Saint Joseph CathedraL
212 East Broad Street, Tuesday,
September 6 This class provides
an opportunity for non-Catholics
to learn about the doctrines, laws,
and practices of the Catholic
Church.
The sessions, conducted by
priests of the Cathedral staff, will
extend over a period
months. They will be
Tuesday and Thursday
to 8 15 in the evening.
of three
held each
from 7:15
Among th* subjects to be con
sidered are such things as:
Church-State Relations, Catholi
cism in South America, Private
Education, end Marriage and Di
vorce. Non-Catholics will be par
ticularly interested in
about the
•nd the
Church.
learning
the Mass
of the
Sacrifice of
Sacraments
to attend
is welcome
There are no fees nor
Everyone
the classes,
any obligation
Further information may be ob
tamed by calling the Cathedral at
CA 4 3918.
BfcAD THE TIMES CLASSIFIEDS
Of Interest to Catholics
RADIO PROGRAMS
Sunday, Sept. 4
Christophers.
WLW, Cincinnati,
Catholic Hour.
WPKO, Waverly,
Pius Xll
new litur
the Work
concluded
Observing that Pope
recently established the
gical feast of St. Joseph
ingman, the Statement
by calling on labor and manage
ment "to make Labor day a truly
Christian feast under the patron
agef of St. Joseph.” And it urged
"all men ot good will in the ranks
of labor and management as well
as in every other walk of life to
deepen their own religious life, to
study carefully the principles of
social justice and
and then to make
fort to put these
practice in their
noihic organizations and in the civ
ic and political life of our beloved
country.”
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Influence of the Church, these
excesses proved a political boom
erang by intensifying rather
than diminishing the loyalty of
lukewarm Catholics toward the
Church. The choice had to be
made: Peron or the Church.
Whether its downfall comes soon
or late, it seems almost certain
that the Peron regime will not
bow out before it has made the
Church the target of new attacks.
The Bishops, however, backed by
the Catholic rank and1 file, may be
expected steadfastly to face up to
whatever trial or suffering the fu
ture may bring.
Many of tha most influential
Argentines are anxious to accel
erate Peron's downfall, relying
chiefly on the printing and dis
tribution of pamphlets and leaf
lets, the "paper bullets" of the
opposition. There is no real "cen
ter" or "headquarters” of this
vocal offensive a fact which
baffles and bewilders the secret
police, who "discover" plots and
make arrests without the least
possibility of halting the con
stant flood of surreptious prop
aganda which has become the
bane and terror of the Peronist
high command.
So deadly and persistent is this
anti-Peron verbal barrage that
many well-informed sources believe
it is only a matter of time before
a united opposition will produce a
popular uprising that will sweep
away Peromsm and all it stands
for in the suppression of human
rights and dignity.
BUENOS AIRES (NC) The
resignation of Dr Jeronimo Remo
nno as Minister of Foreign Affairs
and Worship has removed from the
political scene another of the key
Christopher
(Continued from Page 1)
emonies, the Knights of Columbus
are busily arranging social and re
ligious functions, details of which
will be announced within a few
weeks.
For those who need a refresher
course in history, Cristoforp Co
lombo was born in Genoa in about
1451, and settled in Lisbon. Portu
gal. in 1477. Convinced of Aris
totle's theory that the earth was
round. Columbus finally persuad
ed King Ferdinand and Isabella
of Spain to finance his journey
westward After 70 days of sailing
in a 163foot vessel, Columbus
landed on San Salvador, now sup
posed to be Wathng’s Island, one
of the Bahamas. In all, he made
four voyages to the New World.
Columbus died May 20. 1506,
without receiving recognition. A
Catholic, he was buried in a mon
astery in Seville. Spain, but in
1542 his body was removed to San
to Domingo, Haiti, and placed in
a cathedral there. But when Spain
lost Cuba in 1898. the remains
were borne again tn Seville for re
burial in the cathedral there.
Lay Retreats
1955
September 2-4 ............... Men
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men in the anti-Church campaign
launched by the Peron government
more than nine months ago.
Reported te be suffering from
a liver tumor for which he plans
to go to Europe for treatment,
Dr. Remorino, 52, is the sixth
Cabinet member to quit in the
wake of the abortive revolt of
June 16. He has been replaced
by lldefonso Cavagna Martinez,
51. a well-known banker and
lawyer, who played an outstand
ing role in the economic union
pact with Paraguay, Bolivia,
Chile and Ecuador.
Another Cabinet member to re
sign was Secretary of Technical Af
fairs. Dr. Raul Mende, life-long
close associate of President Peron
and chief of the Peronist Party’s
Supreme Council of Indoctrination.
He was succeeded by Pedro En
rique Yesari. head of the foreign
exchange department of the Cen
tral Bank of Argentina. A gradu
ate of Harvard University, Mr.
Yesari recently made an official
visit to Washington. C.
It was announced meanwhile
that Maj. Gen. Felix Maria Robles.
56. had been named to the new
post of national security director.
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Deadline Near
On Holy Name
Society Excursion
All those wishing to attend the
Holy Name Convention in Pitts
burgh. Sunday, Oct. 2, must make
their reservation before Sept. 8
If 300 persons make the trip, it
will be possible to charter a spe
cial train that will leave at 7:00 a.
m. Sunday and arrive in Pittsburgh
in time for the parade of Holy
Name members from dioceses
throughout the country. Fare for
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Pope Stresses
Sanctity as Aim
Of Education
CASTELGANDOLFO, Italy
The ultimate aim of all edu
cation must be Christian sanc
tity, the Pope told Catholic
Girl Scout leaders here.
The Pontiff received them
in audience at his summer
residence in the Alban hills-
He spoke at length on the neces
sary harmony between education
and the redemption of man by
Christ.
“Every Christian educator as
sumes the work of guiding his stu
dents. not for just any reason, but
according to man's ultimate end
which is Christian sanctity,” the
Pope declared.
"Christian educators are in
vited to collaborate with the Sav
iour—a sublime honor demand
ing the greatest humility and
the greatest fidelity to the dic
tates of Christ."
The scout leader who assumes
the task of education, the Popa
stated, must know the point of de
parture. the goal, the road to trav
el and the strength of the travel
ers. The point of departure is hu
man nature, created for happiness
but now in the state of Original
Sin, he added.
the round trip will be $7.15. All in
terested persons should contact
their pastor. Members of families of
Holy Name members would be per.
mitted to take the trip if they de
sire. The train will make stops at
Newark. Dennison and Trinway.
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