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-THE CATHOLIC TIMES
Friday, Jan. 20, 1956
Jo^rpliinuitt (hoir
To Appear in OSL
Reli^iou^ Concert
o
The Pontifical College Jose
phmuni Chou will lake part in
a “Festival of Religious Music
opening the 1956 Religion in Life
Week. Sunday. Jan 22. on the
Ohio State University Campus.
The musical event, which is
open io the public, will begin
8 ]i in tl i.a-: Ballroom ol
the Ohio Ln 1 Bi iiditi I’herc
will be no admission charge.
Arranged b\ Prof. Louis H.
Diercks of the Scl'o-1 of Music,
the progiam w ill ratine the
Women Glee Club ol tin Univer
sity under the direction of Joon
H. Mu.vchick and lour sacred
choral groups.
In addition to tfa Jo-cphinuni
thou under direction of F'.»
ther Walter Rees, other choirs
ito be featured include the Grace
Lutheran choir, the King Ave
nue Methodist choir and the Te n
pic Israel Choir.
Following individual perform
ances. at the conclusion ol the
program the five choirs will toin
in singing the “Sanctus" by Goun
od. Father Rees directing.
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Reports of Stubborn Faith
(Continued fro.n Page 1)
tinues the bulletin is that the
effect of these incidents was
not a violent attack against the
workers on the collective farms,
but only an official rebuke for
the propagandists. Although the
Church as an organization and
her clergy have long been re
duced to almost nothing, the
Faith still continues stubborn
and strong in many places, the
bulletin says.
BERLIN *NC) Recent re
ports iilteriiK through ’he iron
curtain say ti at fot the first lime
in many years Red chieftains
found it necessary to make con
cessions to popular religious feel
ing They v ere forced to tune
down then drive against tradi
tional Christ ma- nli-erv ance- not
only in predominantly ('atholic
satellites but also tn the Soviet
Union itself.
In Czechoslovakia, for instance,
cribs with figurines of the Holy
Family MS available in stores
in fairly large numbei.- and -till
more were manulaetuicd for ex
port This was true in spite of
communist propaganda 1 a i in
that “the Christmas crib is dis
appearing Familiar Christinas
carols were sung everywhere and
the people flocked to churches
for Christmas and Epiphany serv
ices in larger numbers than ever
before.
Since the Reds seized power
Czech workers have not been al
lowed o leave work on the after
noon of Christmas Eve This sea
son the rule was not enforced in
factories where production quotas
had been filled.
Until this past year Hungary’s
communist rulers had banned
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MARCH OF DIMES
January 3 lu 3/
ing slow-down strikes that
Christmas was again declared an
official holiday, although it was
called "Feast of the Fir Tree" or
“Feast of Father Frost." Church
attendance during ihc -season
broke all previous records, al
though the communists staged
many pagan events to lure the
people away from their customary
worship.
In Poland, loo. huge crowds fill
ed the churches.
Christmas trees we*e seen ev
erywhere and church attendance
was far above normal in Eastern
Germany. Communist trade union
organizations made every effort
1o aG’ id children to their own
alt.hi a it even there found they
could not dispense with Santa
Claus.
In Christmas plays arranged for
the children, howevci, the princi
pal roles were plaved by “com
inunist heroes' dressed a tractor
drivers or factory workers. Rus
sian costumes wer widely used
to impress the childien with the
might of the Soviet I mon Words
to one of the new .-.ongs sung at
these Red-staged children's par
ties were:
"Not only eno Saviour has
come to us, but millions of sav
iours have now risen."
In the Soviet Union the holiday
season traditionally starts with
Epiphany. Officially no reference
Io this date was permitted and
celebration concent i ated on the
new year.
In Russia, too, nevertheless, re
ligious traditions remain ahve
and when the people continued to
crowd the churches, praying for
the day when they may again cel
ebrate the birth of the Saviour in
true freedom.
HARTFORD. Conn (NC)
Father Ix’opold Braun. A.A., said
that while he was in Russia, a
census taken by the government
indicated that 70 per cent of the
population declared themselves
believers in God.
Father Braun’s disclosure was
in a letter to Walter E. Ditmars,
an industrialist who has been
writing letters to daily newspa
pers asking prayers for the Rus
sian people The Assumpt iomst
priest congratulated Mr. Ditmas
for his efforts and said that “God.
religion and faith in the super
natural are honored in Russia to
a far greater and supremely en
couraging extent than is generally
believed
Good movement* are nothing if
they do not become good actions
—Joubert.
Of Interest to Catholics
RADIO PROGRAMS
Saturday, Jan. 21
WTVN, Columbus. 7.30 p.m.—
Inspiration Please Senes
produced by Father Patrick
Peyton
Sunday, Jan. 22
WPKO. Waverly, 8:45 a. m.—
Sacred Heart Program
WHIZ. Zanesville, 11:45 a m.—
Christophers
WLW Cincinnati, 2.30 p.m.—
(atholic Hour.
WPKO. Waverly, 4:45 p. m.—
Hour of St. Francis
WNXT Portsmouth, 5:30 p.m.
—Greatest Story Ever Told
WCOL, Columbus. 5.30 p.m.—
Greatest Story Ever Told
WNXT Portsmouth, 6.00 p.m.
—Hour of St. Francis
WTVN. Columbus. 10:00 p. m.
—Ave Maria Hour.
V'TVN, Columbus, 10.45
Sunday, Jan. 22
WBNS TV, Columbus. 9:00 a m.
—Christophers.
WLW-C, Columbus,
—Christophers.
WLW'-C, Columbus,
9.00 a m.
10:00 a m.
The ex
nature of
Catholic Hour
plantation of the
Communism, Father James
J. McQuade, S.J., of John
Carroll University to speak.
WTAV-C. Columbus, 1:00 p.m.—
“W’e Believe” Series pro
duced by NCCM. deals with
basic beliefs of Catholic
Church.
Tuesday, Jan. 24
WBNS-TV, Columbus. 9 a. m.—
Touring the Town—Diocesan
school teachers and pupils
featured.
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WTVN, Columbus. 8:00 p.m.—
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Officers of the Diocesan Laymen's Retreat
League are pictured above with Father Edward
teahsy, diocesan director of lay retreats, follow
ing The group's annual dinner held at the Vir
ginia Hotel Sunday. Pictured, left to right, ere
Cdward Scanlon, vice-president L. P. Henderson,
('atholic men were called
on this week to demonstrate
a more fervent and active be
lief in the tenets of the Ap
ostle’s Creed.
In an address to members
of the Catholic Laymen s Re
treat League. James Osborne,
prominent Catholic layman
of Birmingham. Mich., and
supervisor of Labor Relation?
Analysis of the Ford Motoi Co
urged a greater knowledge of
the Faith “proportionate to
one's educational and profes
sional background The Catholic
man must make use of prayer
and the Sacraments.”
"For tho development of
the adult Catholic," Osborne
stressed, "it is necessary to be
more than a orce week mem
bar of the church."
Reading excerpts from ad
Beds Won’t 1x4
Bishop Visit with
Imprisoned Clergy
HONGKONG -NC) Chinese
Red?, have refused to permit Bish
op James E. Walsh. American
Maryknoller. to see six American
priests in Shanghai jails.
The six U.S. priests imprisoned
there are Fathers John Clifford,
S J.: John Houle, S.J.: Charles Mc
Carthy. S Joseph McCormack.
M.M Thomas Phillips, S.J., and
Cyril Wagner, O.F.M.
Bishop Walsh, executive sec
retary of lhe suppressed atholic
Bureau in Shanghai, said that he
had not seen the imprisoned
priest- for two and a half years
and has not received word from
them for more than a year.
(Catholics Are
pm.
Catholic News.
pm.
WTVN. Columbus. 11:00
—Family Theater —Produc
ed by Father .Patrick Peyton.
Tuesday, Jan. 24
WCOL, Columbus. 8.30 m.—
Life is Worth Living—Bish
op Sheen
WNXT. Portsmouth. 8:30 p.m.
Life is Worth Living—Bish
op Sheen,
Daily
WLW, Cincinnati, 6:10 a.m.—
St. Mary Seminary—Morning
Prayers.
TELEVISION PROGRAMS
(Continued on Page 2)
Gods revelation and are dissatis
fied with lhe programs of con
temporaneous non-Catholic sects.”
"If we mutt hold fast to prin
ciples of morality in public and
private life which they are un
willing to accept, we must not
present to them application* of
thoo* principle* in wey* which
will be offensive or suggestive
of bigoted intolerance."
The Archbishop warned of two
criticisms which ar? frequently
leveled at the Church by those
outside.
“No good can come.” he said,
“cither to the Church or to hujman
society, if we arouse the suspicion)
that the Church is bent on pro
moting its cause through political
pressure or through tho amassing
of material wealth. Political pres
sure is a legitimate weapon for
the gaming of desirable improve
ments in the material circum
stances of our life, o- as a means'
of defense against unjust attack
on our fundamental human rights.
“Truth is strong enough to pre
vail eventually over the most
strenuous opposition. It need., on
ly an atmosphere of supernatural
charity in which to diffuse itself.
It makes its strongest appeal not
to the desire for worldly comfort
or social prestige but to the high
er yearning for possession of God
which God Himself has placed in
every human soul.”
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Retreatants Urged to More Active Faith
dresses by Bishop Ready, Arch
bishop Richard J. Cushing and
Cardinal Mooney, in which the
lauded the value of the retreat
movement, the speaker pointed
out that in the movement “we
have the outstanding opport unit)
to take inventory to improve the
state of our souls. Here we have
the means to consistent (atholic
living.
“In our parish organizations
he continued, “and in our home
lives, we have an opportun iy toi
practical Catholic living, but if
it is to have eternal value nmsi
be checked at least once a vcai
fo its eternal power We get this
power in a closed retreat.”
Osborne is a member of the
Manresa Laymen's Retreat Lea
gue, Bloomfield Hills. Mich., the
Knights of Columbus ol Detroit
and the Northwest Detroit Fust
Friday Club.
Officers of the Diocesan lay
Bishop Hartley was consecrated
a bishop on Feb. 24, 19914, in
that same church. The ordinary
was Archbishop Moeller, who had
been transferred to Cincinnati.
A great increase in the number
of parish churches, schools and in
stitutions highlighted his long
tenure as Bishop of the Columbus
Diocese. He succeeded in encour
aging members of his Diocese to
e’-tablish .schools at a great sac
rifice.
Wh*n ha died In 1944, hard
ly a parish in the large district,
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New High School Will Be
(Continued from Page 1)
Mary McManus Hartley.
Born and reared on the near
North Side, he attended St,
Patrick's School, and began his
studies for the priesthood at St.
Aloysiu* Seminary, the pres
ent site of Holy Family School.
He completed his theological
studies at Niagara University,
and was ordained by Bishop
Watterson on July 10, 1882, in
St. Joseph Cathedral.
Following ordination, he was
assigned to parish work in Steu
benville. In his 22 years in the
east Ohio city, he founded Holy
Name parish there, and both ele
tnentary and secondary schools
men’s Retreat League were re
elected for a second year They
include Louis Wagner of St. Mary
Magdalene parish, president Ed
uard Scanlon of St. Mary parish,
Groveport vice president
Henderson of Si Cyprian pari'-h.
treasurer: Ralph Kramer of Ho’y
Rosary parish, secretary, and Cor
nelius Tracy of St. Michael par
ish. Worthington, diocesan ie
treat coordinator.
Newly elected members of the
board include James King of Holy
Rosary parish. Thomas Cavanaugh
of St. Patrick parish. John Cash
man of St. Christopher parish and
Thomas Keefe of Holy Name rar
ish. all central deanery members
Francis W Norris of St. Mary,
Marion, western deanery I^eo Bin
inger of St. Mary, Lancaster,
eastern deanery Francis Butler
of St. Mary, Portsmouth, southern
deanery, and Pius Durbin of St.
Luke, Danville, northern dean
ery.
any diocese in the United
States.
Bishop Hartley's body now
rests in a prominent place in
front of the chapel in St. Joseph
Cemetery, which he established in
1907.
The new high school will be the
second structure to be built in
Columbus within three .reais.
Ground was broken for the 900
pupil Bishop Watterson High
School on the North Side in 1953.
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 21,
FEAST OF ST. AGNES.
Red vestments. Gloria. Second
prayer (in Low Masses) foi the
Pope, Common Preface.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 22,
THE THIRD SUNDAY AFTER
EPIPHANY.
Green vestments, Gloria, Sec
ond prayer of Sts. Vincent and
Anastasius, Credo, “refa e of the
Trinity.
MONDAY, JANUARY 23,
FEAST OF ST. RAYMOND
OF PENAFORT.
White vestments Gloria. Sec
ond prayer nt St. Emerentiana.
Third (in lx»w Masses) for the
Pope. Common Preface.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 24,
FEAST OF ST. TIMOTHY.
Red vestments, Gloria. Second
prayer (in Low Masses) for the
Pope, proper Epistle. Common
Preface.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25,
FEAST OF THE CONVERSION
OF ST. PAUL.
White vestmerits, Gloria, Sec
ond prayer of St. Peter. Third (in
Low Masses) for the Pope, Pref
ace of tho Apostles.
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 27,
FEAST OF ST. JOHN
CHRYSOSTOM, DOCTOR OF
THE CHURCH.
White vestments Gloria. Sec
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the Pope. Credo. Common Pref
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FEAST OF ST. PETER
NOLASCO.
White vestments, Gloria, Sec
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