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Guild Groups
Ready Seminary
Benefit Affair
An
Oriental Ball, sponsored by
Junior Guilds 1 and 2 of Sts. Peter
and Paul Missionaries, will be
held Saturday, Jan. 21, at St
Joseph Academy Auditorium,*331
E. Rich St., from 7:30 to 11
Music for the informal affait
will be provided by Bruno Mas
dea’s Dukes of Rhythm Jackie
Patanella, chairman Anna Quint,
vice-chairman, and Marie Joyce
Bonarrigo, secretary, head the ar
rangements committee.
Proceeds from the ball will ben
efit the Sts. Peter and Paul Mis
sionaries. who are planning a
new
seminary to be built this year
near Hebron
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Aquinas Mothers
Planning Ball
The Aquinas Mothers’ Club is
planning a ball to be held at Val
ley
Dale this month in keeping
with the observance of the high
school’s golden anniversary
which is being celebrated this
year.
The "‘Golden Anniversary Ball”
will be held Friday Jan. 27. from
9:30 to 12:30. Chuck Selby’s or
chestra will provide the music.
Mrs. A. W. Verhoff is general
chairman of the affair and is be
ing
assisted by Mrs. Eliot Welch.
Tickets may be obtained from
any member of the Aquinas Moth
ers’
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The program will close with a
Holy Hour ending at 2:30. Break
fast and luncheon will be served
and reservations must be made
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diocese are invited
The next regular council meet
ing will be W ednesday, Jan 25,
at 8 15 in the parish hall.
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During the summer and early autumn, His Holiness Pope Pius XII cele
brates Mass each morning in his private chapel at Castelgandolfo, as
sisted by his valet who serves as acolyte. At left is the Holy Father
quietly at prayer in his chapel, the walls of which are decorated with
two dramatic paintings on opposite sides, executed by John de Rosen,
Of Interest to Women
By Our Correspondents
The Parish Council of Catholic
Women of St Augustine parish
is planning a Day of Recollection
Saturday, Jan. 28, beginning with
a 9 o'clock Mass in the parish
church Father George A Fulch
er, assistant pastor of St Joseph
Cathed.ral, will direct the exer
cises.
Communion Sunday will be Feb. 5,
at the 7:45 o’clock Mass.
DOVER—Mrs Vincent Web
er, assisted by Mrs. Thurman
Horn, will entertain the Loy
ola Study Club of St. Joseph
parish in February.
At the January meeting in the.
home of Mrs. Frank
Mrs. Lewis Streb was
ed as a new member.
of the
The next meeting
Blessed Martin Study Club will
be held in the home of Mrs.
Ernest La Gatta. “Exodus From
Egypt” was the discussion topic
of the January session held in
the home of Mrs. John Schlem
mer.
NEW PHILADELPHIA The
Sacred Heart Parish Council of
Catholic Women will sponsor a
spaghetti dinner Sunday, Jan 22
in the school cafeteria.
Meals will he served from 12
noon until 2:30 p. m„ and from
4 until 6 p. Proceeds will go
into the building fund
On Feb 6. all past officers of
the altar society will be honored
at a special party Mrs Dick Wil
helm will be in charge.
DENNISON—Members of the
altar society and Parish Coun
cil of Catholic Women of Im
maculate Conception parish are
now conducting a membership
drive. The drive was launched
at the recent meeting of the two
groups held at the high school
cafeteria. The next meeting will
take place Feb. 2
The high school will also be
the site of the northern dean
ery meeting to be held Mar. 11.
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Father of 13,
Including Four
Religious, Dies
FORT LORAMIE, O —(NC)
Solemn Requiem Mass was offer
ed at St Michael’s Church here
for Ben Stang. 81, father of 13
children, including two priests of
the Cincinnati archdiocese and
two Sisters of Charity of Mount
St. Joseph, O Mr. Stang died last
week in Dettmer Hospital, Troy.
0., after an illness of three
weeks.
One of his sons. Father Urban
Stang, principal of Elder High
School, Cincinnati, offered the
Requiem Mass
A native and life-long resident
of Fort Ixiramie. Mr. Stang also
is survived by his widow, four
other sons, five other daughters,
33 grandchildren and 12 great
grandchildren. One of the grand
children, Paul Poeppelmann, is
a seminarian at Mount St. Mary’s
Seminary, Norwood. O.
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Optimism predisposes one bet
ter to understand his times
Cardinal Verdier.
Our Holy Father: At Prayer
By Father James I. Tucek
N.C.W.C. NEWS SERVICE
During the summer and
early fall His Holiness Pope
Pius XII lives at Castelgan
dolfo in a small village near
Rome. Although the quiet of
the country and the fresh
mountain air allow the Holy
Father some degree of relaxa
tion. he maintains his rigid
work schedule while he is
there
arises early in the
little before 6 15.
Romens are still
The Pope
Yeager,
welcom-
morning a
while most
asleep. His personal valet. Mario
Stoppa, usually finds him shaving
with his electry? razor before his
alarm clock has had a chance to
ring.
“I wish I could tell the elec
tric razor's inventor how’ good it
is.” the Pope once said, “for each
day it permits me to devote five
minutes less to my beard and five
After much reading, *he sew
that the Catholic Church, a*
well as socialism, had an appeal
beyond the bounds of national
ism. But, she became convinced
that where socialism is built
on materialism, the Church ha*
a unity centering in God and
provides a true basis for the
brotherhood of mankind. Her
conversion followed a study of
the Church'* attitude toward
labor.
After Miss Gamble was receiv
ed into the Church, in 1917, at
the request of her Bishop, she
WTOte an account of her con
version. “My Road to Rome,”
which had a wide circulation.
Founder of the Diocesan Coun
cil of Catholic Women in her
home diocese of Harrisburg. Pa.,
she served on the Board of Di
rectors of the National Council
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Polish-born American artist. At center, and at right His Holiness cele
brates Mass, which without counting preparation and thanksgiving, takes
never less than 45 minutes. Centered above the alHr is a painting of
Our Lady of
Czestochowa, a much beloved patron of Poland.
minutes more to the Divine Sacri
fice.”
At 7.30, after hi* morning
prayer*, the Pope enters the
small chapel next to hit bed
room. The side walls of the
chapel are decorated with large
dramatic paintings by John de
Rosen, noted Polish-born Amer
ican artist who painted the
mural* in the lobby of the na
tional headquarter, building of
the National Catholic Welfare
Conference in Washington, D.C.
On one wall of the chapel is
a battle scene depicting Polish
soldiers defending the monastery
of Czestochowa, which shelters
Poland s famous Black Madonna,
against the Swedes in 1655. On
the opposite wall is a srerte from
the Battle of Warsaw-in 1919 in
which Russia's Red Army was de
feated. The scene shows the
death of a Polish Army chaplain
The pictures were painted
1933 and 1934 for Pope Pius XI.
who served as Papal Nuncio to
Anna Gamble, Noted Convert,
Suffrage, Peace Worker, Dies
YORK, Pa (NO A requiem Mass was offered in
St Patrick's Church here todav hy Bishop George L. Leech
of Harrisburg for Miss Anna Dill Gamble, convert and na
tionally known Catholic woman leader. She had heen ill
the past year and died from a heart attack.
Miss Anna Dill Gamble, strangely enough, found her way
into the Catholic Church through a study of socialism, then
became a Catholic woman leader
of national, and even internation
al stature. She was received into
the Church by Card'ial Gibbons
It is notable also that her moth
er and a brother, the latter a
prominent Episcopalian clergy
man, also became Catholic con
verts.
A resident of York. Pa.. Miss
Gamble was born in Pans. France,
and spent her early childhood
there and in Switzerland and
Scotland. Educated in York, she
became a leader in the campaign
for women suffrage.
Because of her residence
abroad, she wa* always interested
in international affairs and ways
of promoting world peace. This
interest led her to the study of
socialism, which indirectly
brought about her conversion to
Catholicism.
of Catholic Women from 1924 to
1928, being at one time its secre
tary. and was prominent in the
Catholic Association for Interna
tional Peace, of which she was a
charter member.
After entering the Church Miss
Gamble devoted most of her time
to working for Catholic organiza
tions. She attended the Geneva
Disarm ament Conference and
gave lectures on the subject to a
number of women's groups She
served on the Latin American
Committee of the C.A.l.P and
represented the N.C.C.W on the
National Catholic Welfare Con
ference Join! Peace Committee.
In 1934 she represented the
N C.C.W. at the International
Eucharistic Congress in Buenos
Aires.
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Salesian Mission
Work Growing
TURIN. Italy (NO During
1955 just 80 years after the first
small band of Salesian Missioners
departed for Argentina, more
than 125 Salesian priests and 50
Salesian Sisters left from here
for the mission fields. They were
assigned to India. Japan Thai
land. Central America, Brazil and
Australia.
Today Salesian mission territor
ies cover more than three-quar
ters of a million square miles and
contain more than 28 million peo
ple. Salesian priests and Sisters
conduct schools, hospitals, dis
pensaries, houses fnr lepers, and
many other works of charity
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Negro Paper Honors
Archbishop Rummel
CHICAGO —(NO— The Chic
ago Defender, Negro daily news
paper published here, cited Arch
bishop Joseph Rummel of New
Orleans and the Georgia Tech stu
dent body in its annual honor
roll.
The Archbishop of New Orleans
was listed "for steadfastly main
taining the authority of a color
ed Catholic priest in the face of
a revolt of white parishioners
The Georgie Tech student body
was honored for “their spontan
eous revolt against the Governor
of Georgia. The “revolt” was in
opposition to an attempt of the
Governor to bar the Georgia Tech
football team from playing Pitts
burgh the Sugar Bowl because
the Pittsburgh team included a
Negro player
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To dare is still the best way to
succeed.—Father Raoul Plus.
Poland before being elected to
the Papacy
Above the smail marble altar
stands a copy of the Black Madon
na of Czestochowa made of silver,
which was a gift from the monks
at the Polish monastery.
The Holy Father always cele
brates Mass in his private chap
el, alone except for his valet
who serves as acolyte. His cele
bration of the Mass, without
counting the preparation and
thanksgiving, never takes less
than 45 minutes.
After Mass the Pope descends
a short flight of sUirs to a small
dining room. There he has break
fast alone, examines his most im
portant mail and scans several
morning newspapers He is ready
to begin his work day promptly at
9 o’clock.
i. PT A NOTES
Aloysius PTA will meet
in
S
at
on
Sunday, Jan 22, at 2:30 m.
the annex. Sister Mercedes,
N D, fourth grade teacher
the parish «choo), will speak
her experiences in China.
Members of the Holy Rosary
PTA will meet Thursday. Jan.
26 at 8 in the elementary
school hall.
A panel comprised of a
priest, a nun and a
layman will discuss
Religious Vocations,
the cooperation of
Club.
prominent
“Inspiring
through
the Serra
S^ter Angehta OP president
of the ollege of St Mary of the
Spring
first
new
Jan
Hall
has announced that the
Parent- Club meeting of the
year will be held Sunday.
22, at 2 in Colonial
Mrs Howard Kenny president
of the club will preside at the
meeting.
SINCE
1885
THE ATHOIJC TIMES—5
Friday, Jan. 20,1956
Registration for Evening
Session Opens at Springs
Registration for the second se
mester of the evening session at
St. Mary of the Springs College la
now open. Classes will begin Jan.
26 and end May 21.
New courses will include Theol
ogy and Metaphysics All inquir
ies should be directed *0 the Reg
istrar Sister Marie Rosaire. OP
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