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•—THE CATHOLIC TIMES
Friday, Jan. 20. 1956
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Cross acted
like a mag
net to Our
Izird. but to
the apostles it
acted like a strong wind blow
ing them in the opposite direc
tion. What a gulf there was be
tween His thoughts and theirs.
He pushed on forward they
lingered back. He goes first
they come next. The Lord nev
er asks anyone to go into the
City of Sacrifice but that He
leads the way.
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This is a picture 6f most of
us. We love Our Lord too much
not to follow Him but we drag
our feet when we see Him drag
a Cross. Fear of sacrifice is
what makes us linger back. The
hattie with the flesh was as
keen in the apostles as it is in
us. But let us not be discour
aged. These same apostles who
fell behind and walked reluct
antly were later on to be the
ones who would follow Him to
death and Peter, who tempted
Him away from the Cross,
would ask to be crucified up
side down.
We need not doubt our dis
cipleship because we are afraid
to make a sacrifice, or fearful
that if we cut into our capital
to spread the love of the Cross
in Japan or India, that we will
not have enough for the fu
ture. There can be fear in our
steps, but fidelity in our hearts.
Even when we ask you to make
a sacrifice which we send to
the Holy Father—do not think
you lack faith because you are
afraid to do it, the apostles
were afraid too. but they “came
through.” So, will you?
Thanks!
GOD LOVE YOU to Anon.
“After listening to your tele
vision appeal, my wife and I
made a bargain—I would send
you $1,000 if she would send
you $100. She took me up. so
here is a check lor $1,100 from
two Protestant Pup admirers,
who express the hope that funds
pour in for the poor and
needy.” ... to friends at M.W.’s
Tavern for $92. “About eight
weeks ago, we started a cam
paign to curb the use of foul
language. We demand a dime
as pu ishment each time a
‘Naughty Word’ is said. All the
money we collect, we shall for
ward to you. ... to A. M. and
M.S. for $14.31. “We have saved
our spending money to give
your missions. This is one bank
full. We have already started
another bank.” ... to M.P. and
H. A. “We had a show and
earned $1. We thought we
would buy ice-cream or candy
with the money, but we have
decided that it would do more
good for the missions.”
YES. YOU CAN TAKE IT
WITH YOU!—By taking out an
annuity with the Society for the
Propagation of the Faith, you
receive an income for lite, and
a reward for eternity. We will
pay you a high rate of interest
as long as you live upon your
death, the capital will be used
to aid the work of our mission
aries in the five continents of
the world. And you will be as
sured a grateful remembrance
in the prayers, Masses and good
works of those whom your
money aids. For further infor
mation about annuities write to
the National Office of the So
ciety for the Propagation of
the Faith. 366 Fifth Avenue,
Neu York 1. N.Y.
Cut out this column, pin your
your sacrifice to it and send
it to the Most Rev. Fulton J.
Sheen. National Director of the
Society for the Propagation of
the Faith. 366 Fifth Avenue.
New York lx. N.Y., or your
Diocesan Director Father James
Kulp. 246 East Town St., Co
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School of Nursing, St. Louis, Mo. Above, the
young women are getting some instruction in
th* us* of piped in oxygen from Miss Marilou
Mitchell (second from left), an obstetrical nurse
In his letter Cardinal Arteaga
w rote:
“No one can reasonably deny
the state the righ? and duty of
intervening in educational mat
ters, since this is required by its
mission, which is none other than
to promote the welfare of the peo
ple. Its intervention, nevertheless,
must never trample on the rights
of the family and Church, which
are prior and superior to those
of the state.”
Today th*r» ar* nearly 700,
000 Cuban youngsters who ar*
b*ing deprived of an education
because of the school and teach
er shortage. Cardinal Arteaga
noted that while 500,000 Cuban
students want a secondary *du-
LINDAUER, Florence. 56, for
merly of Columbus. Jan. 10, St.
Mary church. Marietta. Survivors:
two brothers.
DEVER, Mrs. Barbara V, 73,
Portsmouth. Jan. 10, St. Mary
church. Survivors: a stepdaugh
ter and a brother.
WEST, Conrad H, 79, Dover,
Jan 12. Immaculate Conception
church, Dennison Survivors: two
brothers and a sister.
FOLEY, David E., 1482 Summit
St Columbus. Jan. 11, Sacred
Heart church Survivors: two sis
ters.
GROTH. Henry, 91, Kenton, Jan.
10, Immaculate Conception
Church Survivors: a sister ind
a nephew.
GER1-ACH, Arthur J., 75.
Portsmouth, Jan. 9, St. Mary
church. Survivors, his wife. Mar
garet two daughters and a broth
er and a sister.
GALLAGHER, Emmet B. Lon
don, Jan. 10. Sts. Simon and Jude
Church, West Jefferson. Surviv
ors: his wife, Lucy, and a brother
McCARRICK, Mrs. Georgia. 74.
Dennison, Jan. 10. Immaculate
Conception church. Survivors, a
son. a granddaughter, a great
grandson. and a sister.
SPAGNOL, Mrs. Domenico. 73.
Coshocton, Jan. 12, Sacred Heart
church. Survivors, her husband,
six daughters and one son.
ADAM. Sylvester. 66. Newark,
Jan. 11, St. Francis de Sales
church. Survivors: two sons, four
grandchildren, two sisters and a
brother.
RICKLIC Mrs Martha, 56, New
Philadelphia. Jan. 14, Sacred
Heart church. Survivors: two
daughters, three sons, seven
grandchildren.
MASTERSON. Mrs. Margaret.
85, Columbus, Jan. 9. Holy Fam
ily church Survivors, four daugh
ters.
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Cardinal Declares:
Cuba Can End School Problem
By Respecting Parents' Rights
HAVANA (NC) Cuba's serious educational prob
lems can be solved satisfactorily if the rights of families
and the Church are respected. His Eminence Manuel Card
inal Arteaga y Betancourt. Archbishop of Havana, wrote
in a pastoral letter published here.
The letter was issued as government-appointed commit
tees are studying the question of education reform laws.
The Cardinal expressed the
hope that the reforms would pro
vide for the introduction of relig
ion classes in the country's pub
lic schools, which are completely
secular at the present time. Most
children in Cuba, wnere the popu
lation is approximately 75 per
cent Catholic, attend public
schools. Fewer than 12 per cent
of primary and secondary school
students arc in Catholic schools
cation, there are school facili
ties for only 50,000.
To help remedy this situation
he urged the government to foster
the establishment of new private
schools, especially in smaller
towns.
Regarding religion courses the
Cardinal wrote:
“We do not want to let this
opportunity pass without express
ing the ardent hope that some
day the right of parents to have
their children receive religious
instruction and education in pub
lic schools will bp acknowledged
in Cuba in a democratic spirit.
“The secular schools need not
necessarily be atheistic, as many
erroneously believe, and banish
God’s name from the schools and
in many cases from the minds and
hearts of children.”
-------------------o-------------I—
Defend me from my friends
I can defend myself from my
enemies. This aphorism has been
variously ascribed to several au
thors, notably, but erroneously,
to Voltaire 11 probably originat
ed in France and dates back at
least to the 17th century.
May They Rest in Peace
EMMERT. Mrs. Catherine, 82,
Zanesville, Jan. 11, St Nicholas
church Survivors: two brothers,
and a number of nieces and nep
hews.
GALLAGHER William J., 68.
1269 Mooberry St., Columbus.
Jan. 14. Holy Rosary church Sur
vivors: his wife, Ann two daugh
ters. a son. two brothers, two sis
ters and a grandchild.
KISER. Virginia, 13. Zanesville.
Jan. 12. St. Thomas church Sur
vivors: her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Cephas Kiser two sisters and a
brother.
FRYE, Mrs. Margaret, 68. 67 E.
Mithoff St., Columbus. Jan. 12,
St. Leo church. Survivors: a sis
ter. a brother and half-brother.
erec
tion in cemetery
Full line of granite or marble
DARDEN MEMORIALS
markers and monuments
291 N. Hague Ave. BR. 4-0688
and instructor at St. John's. The Irish nurses,
from left, are Miss Nora Collins, Kilk**, County
Clare Miss Anna Bartley, Pallasgreen, County
Limerick Miss Patricia Counihan, Kilrush, Coun
ty Clare, and Miss Eileen Kelly, Blackrock,
County Dublin.
Jt.
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Parents Warned
About Protestant
School Rulings
BARRANQUILLA. Colombia
(NC) Bishop Francisco Gallego
Perez of Barranquilla has warned
the parents in his diocese that
they cannot send their children to
Protestant schools.
The so-called American schools
“have sometimes constituted a
serious danger to the faith and
the Christian formation of our
youth.” the Bishop said in a pas
toral letter.
He indicated further that in re
stricting enrollment to those who
“can register as non-Catholics,”
the American Protestant schools
in Barranquilla are inviting
apostasy.
LA PAZ. Bolivia (NC) The
Catholic weekly, Presencia. as
serted that the American Insti
tute here has taken advantage of
the scarcity of schools to oblige
all its students to take part in
Methodist services.
Presencia said in front
page article that 98 per cent of
the students are baptized Catho
lics. Nevertheless, it said, the
directors of the institute, which
offers much-sought-for English
courses, recently asked all par
ents to give written permission
for their children to receive
Methodist instruction, and an
nounced that non-Protestants
would be expelled.
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SCRANTON, William R.. 49,
357 Grove St., Columbus, Jan. 10.
St. Patrick church. Survivors: his
wife, Margaret a daughter, four
sons, his mother, Mrs. Ella Dixon
and two sisters.
RYAN, Mrs. Mary E., 86, 1408
Indianola Ave.. Columbus, Jan. 10.
Sacred Heart church. Survivors:
four sons, three daughters, three
brothers, a sister, nine grandchil
dran. and seven gieat-grandchil
dren.
AXE, Nelson S., 73, 1149 Wal
ters St.. Columbus, Jan. 14, St.
Peter church. Survivors: his wife.
Feme three sons, two daughters,
a brother. 12 grandchildren and
seven great-grandchildren.
TAFFE, Matthew Jr., 75, 812
Elizabeth Ave.. Columbus. Jan.
14. Christ the King church. Sur
vivors: his wife. Marguerite
three daughters, two sons, two
sisters and 12 grandchildren.
Sister Nuns Expelled
Mother Mari* Liess* Legrand, sub prioress and Mother Marie
Madeleine Legrand, prioress of the Shanghai Carmel, have been
expelled by the Red Chinese regime. The two nuns were the last
foreign-born Carmelite nuns remaining on the Chinese mainland.
On arrival in Hong Kong, they reported that Chinese members
of their community were having "a terrible time” with the Com
munlsts.
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archdiocesan school superintend
ent.
Seven times as many Catholic
laymen are now teaching in grade
schools as there were 10 year., ago
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