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2—THE CATHOLIC TIMES Friday, Jan. 27,1956 MASS ORDO Liturgy of the Week SUNDAY, JANUARY 29 FEAST OF ST. FRANCIS DE SALES SEPTUAGESIMA SUNDAY White vestments. Gloria. Sec ond prayer of the Sunday, Credo. Preface of the Trinity. MONDAY, JANUARY 30 FEAST OF ST. MARTINA Rod vestments. Gloria, Second prayer tin Low Masses) for the Pope Gradual. Tract, no Alleluia. Common Preface TUESDAY, JANUARY 31 FEAST OF ST. JOHN BOSCO White vestments. Gloria, Sec ond prayer (in Ixv Masses) for the Pope. Common Preface. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1 FEAST OF ST. IGNATIUS OF ANTIOCH Red vestments. Gloria, Second prayer (in lxw Masses) for the Pope. Common Preface. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2 FEAST OF THE PURIFICATION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY CANDELMAS DAY W hite vestments. Gloria. Credo, Preface of the Nativity. Kirkpatrick Funeral Home W«.hfntlon C. T7TT New Holland 5521« •CnC'RTKOVS SERVICE” Our 32nd Year Giving Columbus People The Deal They Want 555 W. Broad St. CA. 8-1555 TERMITES Deposit On Or Before The 10th Of The Month And Earn From The 1st FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3 I COMMEMORATION OF ST. BLAISE MASS OF SEPTUAGESIMA SUNDAY Violet vestments no Gloria, Sec ond prayer of St Blaise. Third tin Low Masses) for the Pope, Gradual, no Tract no Credo, Common Preface. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4 FEAST OF ST. ANDREW CORSINI White vestments. Gloria, Sec ond prayer (in Ixw Masses) for the Pope. Common Preface. Plan (Continued from page 1) the future.” For some, he declared this un dying spirit 'meant devotion to an entity called the nation which was greater than all the parts of a composition It was a dedication to the state as an end in itself: the citizens existed for the state, not the state for the citizens. ‘‘For others he continued “de votion to their state meant a dis regard tor. or hostility to other sovereign states Again, the aspir ation to live together in the fu ture has meant tor some nations, the desire for supremacy over the sovereign states or over hack ward, uncivilized peoples.” Nationalism often has two consequences, the priest as serted. Within a nation, human rights are often suppressed in order to maintain a nationalis tic spirit. Outside a nation, the rights of other nations have been challenged through war. The lecture series, open to the public without charge, will con tiuuc Sunday with a talk by Fa I het Thomas A Sabrey. S.T.D., at at St. Charles. 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Call FR. 4-3I1V drove City, Ohio ItTIMATKS ON ALL JOBS Member Washington Courthouse Chamber of Commerce TRENOR MOTOR SALES Dodge Plymouth Used Cars Trucks Saving Insured To 10,000 Rites Sunday (Continued from page 1) of St. Francis "in behalf of the spiritual and temporal welfare of all our people and for the continued well-being of the Catholic press everywhere, and in a special way, The Catholic Times. He continued: “We urge all our Catholic fam ilies to perform their duty by see ing to it not only that they re ceive but. more important still, that they read regularly a num ber of good Catholic publications, especially The Catholic Tinies February is the month in which parishioners will be ask ed to renew their subscriptions to The Catholic Times. The sub scription price will remain at three dollars a year. The importance of the Catholic press was also stressed this week by Bishop Thomas K. Gorman of Dallas-Fort Worth. Tex., episco pal chairman of the Press Depart ment of the National Catholic Welfare Conference Bishop Gorman said that the question whether the United States has a strong Catholic press must be answered “yes and no.” "Our press is now quite strong," he said. "It gets strong er year by year. Yet it is not strong enough, not truly repre sentative of our full Catholic potential. “Who can truthfully deny that our Catholic Press developed wonderfully? Indeed, the im provement over the past quarter century amazes us. Dedicated men and women have brought our press to a degree of perfection most gratifying to all who know the story of the uphill struggle. Technically as well as editorially our magazines and newspapers begin to compare favorably with the best in the field. This attrac tive product now reaches hun dreds of thousands even mil lions more readers than ever before. "Two things still ar* needed. Our press must reach and influ ence more of our people, all of them if possible. It must pos sess adequate financial resourc es to wage a winning fight. “If our press is to have maxi mum potential impact on Catholic thought and action alone, to say nothing of a desired influence on the general public iid its think ing and acting Catholic books periodicals, magazines and news papers must enter every Catholic home “More important still, this ma terial. once in the home, must be read and studied before being used for wrapping paper. Too many Catholics like their fellow citizens ol all sorts, can read but don’t Their literacy fails to tempt them to read much of anything, secular or religious. How many there are who never lead any thing that appears in the Catho lie Press, even whor Catholic magazines enter their homes’ These are religion illiterates The best possible products of the Catholic Press cannot help them. T’ eir thinking and living receive little light from Catholic truth or guidance from Catholic princi ples. "Such peeple have no teste for th* things of God end His Church. Catholic news and views fail to excite their inter est. They cannot play their Catholic part In th* great world in which they live unless such taste and interest ar* awaken ed. “How can this come to pass? Only a lifelong Process of edu cation can accomplish the task All those responsible for religious formation must cooperate in the process of producing well round ed literate Catholics. The parent in the home, the priest in the pulpit, the teacher in the class room. the professor in the semi nary, the instructor in college and university, all must combine to create Catholic Press awareness among clergy. Religious and laity. Our papers and magazines are grass root things. Ignore them and we endanger our Catholic way of life and the institutions that serve it "Let Catholic Press Month leave you this year with a resolu tlon tn read and support our Catholic publication* As an apos tie of the press you will hence forth help in every way possible to shape and sharpen our weapon of offense and defense against the ever more bitter and bold en emies of Christ and His Church Do your part lest we build in vain.” -------------------o------------------- IT PAY! IO USB fHB TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS A fl A 4" buyers ADA ADA NURSING HOME l«i Men an* Women Ambulator* and Bad Petianta {4-Haur Naraing Sarrica i Canraleacante I Dactara Available at all Hear* Opal Clay, Manager I A true Catholic man was described by Father James Carroll Sunday as one who defends Christ and His church with a “strong spirit ual energy.” Speaking at the annual Holy Name Rally of the cen tral deanery. Father Carroll, vice chancellor of the diocese, declar ed that a zealous Catholic “must have a passion for the things of God His law. His ideals, and His truth.” If there is a single cause for the breakdown of modern so ciety. the priest asserted, “it is the over complacency, the lazi ness, the inactivity of individual Christians.” in his address to an estimated 1000 Catholic men at St. Joseph Cathedral Father Carroll said a true Catholic must embrace all Lav Retreat (Continued from page 1) July 12 15 (3 day) St. Mary, Delaware. July 27-29 Ho’.? Rosary. July 31 Aug. 2 (mid-week)”**— Open. Aug. 3-5—St Agatha. Aug 10-12—Holy Name. Aug 31-Sept. 2 Labor Day Group. Sept 14-16 St. Thomas Christ the King Sept 21-23 St. Thomas and St. Nicholas, Zanesville. Oct. 5-7 Holy Redeemer, Portsmouth Our Lady of Ixiur des Marysville. Oct. 12 14 Immaculate Con ception, Kenton St Mary, Lan caster. Nov 16-1R St Mary. Lancas ter St. Joseph, Sugar Grove St. John. Logan. Nov. 23 25 St. Mary. Dela ware. Nov 30-Dcc. 2- St. John the Evangelist Knights of St. John Dec. 7-9 St. Catharine. Dec. 14 16 Open. Retreats for Women 1956 Feb 3-5 St. Michael, St Au gustine. Feb 17-19—Our Lady of Peace. Immaculate Conception. Mar. 2-4 Holy Rosary, St. James-the-Ixiss. Mar. 16-18 St Agatha, The Elizabethan Guild. Mar 23 25 -Notre Dame Alum nae. Young Women. May 46 St. Joseph Cathe dral. Our Lady of Victory. May 18 20 St. Mary —Lancas ter, Sacred Heart—Columbus. June 1-3 Western Deanery, Christ the King, St. Mary Magda lene. June 15-17 Corpus Christi, St. Mary—Columbus. July 17-19 (Mid-Week)””*— Teachers and Nurses. July 20-22 Eastern Deanery. Aug. 17-19 Southern Dean ery. Aug. 24-26 St. Thomas the Apostle. St. Francis of Assisi. Sept. 7-9 St. Mary—Holy Re deemer. Portsmouth. I I GUIDE Oct. 19-21—St. Mary Dela ware. St Catharine. Sept. 28-30 Catholic Worn en’s League. Life’s ideal is to know one’s vo cation and to be faithful to it.— Madaule o------------------- Suffering stings, but washes like soap.—St. Francis de Sales (1567 1622). I III 8 Gilbert Phene 120 1 STONE LINED WATER HEATER INSTALLED I dk In your present loca-1111 v V I K ^on 20 year warranty Lb NO DOWN PAYMENT** U Lf* OHIO PLUMBING, Inc. 2012 Selllvant Ivi. M. 4-8*95 OR. (-55(1 Zealous Catholics Must Have a Passion For Things of God, Holy Name Men Told Approximately 1000 Holy Name Society members of the central deanery partici pated in the annual rally held at St. Joseph Cathedral Sunday afternoon. Principals at the rally pictured above are, left to Tight, A. C. Grodrian, diocesan treasurer of the dio cesan Holy Name Union and general chairman of the rally Father Albert Culliton, diocesan director of the Holy Name Union Father James Carroll, vice-chancellor of the diocese of Columbus, speaker for the occasion, and Joseph Tritschler, diocesan presi dent of the Holy Name Union. the truth revealed by Christ, and be intent on living Christ in Ac tion. He declared: "Every Christian and surely every Holy Name man must wear the badge of his Chris tianity openly. He must show forth Christ and the teachings of Christ not only in his extern al acts of religion, but in his home, in the care and training of his children, in his office, factory, grocery, drugstore, gas station and finally in hi* com munity." He continued: “To deserve the title Chris tian. we must live Christ.” Father Carroll emphasized that religion “cannot be an isolated compartment of an individual’s life nor of human society.” He added: “It is precisely because relig ion has been so considered by some individuals and groups that ware. St. Catharine. Oct. 26-28 St. Christopher, Sacred Heart—Coshocton. Nov. 2-4 Northern Deanery. St. Ladislaus. Nov. 9-11 St. Paul—Wester ville, St. Patrick. All Retreats two days, except those marked otherwise. Two day Retreats begin on Friday evening at 6.00 o’clock ••Three day Retreats begin on Thursday evening at 6:00 o’clock. we have seen the strange epidem ic of secularism destroy the hon est. ordinary, religious reactions ot our citizens to ideas and at titudes which arc nothing more than practical applications of Christ’s law’. Contrary to a somewhat popu lar belief—Jesus Christ must have a definite place in the home, in business, at the bar gaining table between labor and management, in the halls of justice, at international de liberations, even at times of recreation. “Over 1900 years ago. Christ issued a challenge to the 12 apos tles asking them to carry His Holy Name to the people of the world,” Father Carroll concluded. "Today. Christ is challenging you to con tinue this work to bring His prin ciples of love and justice to your fellow citizens. Week end Retreats close on Sun day afternoon at 5:00 o’clock. Mid-week Retreats Open Tuesday evening and close Thurs day evening. You are welcome to make a re treat at any time, even though you are not a member of the sponsoring group, provided all reservations for that date are not taken. When making application give first and second choice of dates. Teachers Interpret Progress (Continued from page 1) B—means not so good something happened along the line Junior slipped up on the test. C—holy smokes! The kid is missing on all fours. D—the familv is a social outcast. E—we got a delinquent on our hands That's why Dad will look over the report and say: ‘Now son. these A’s arc fine but 1 expect you to get those B’s off that card next time.’ Take it easy, Pop, you are way off base.” Parents beware that you do not make those misinter* protations. It is necessary that the right values be given to our system of marking. It is important that parents understand that a "C" means your child is doing fine. He is doing the work expected for his grade and you should be grateful. A ”B" means he is doing better than expec ted and the "A" grade moans his work is outstanding, extraordinary. On the other hand, a "D" means he is not doing so well but his work is passing. The "E" grade means failure. The child is not doing the work required for the grade and will have to repeat the work. For the convenience of our teachers, we permit the use of the additional symbols or to show degrees of differ ences in performance. However, this practice is not com mon use bv our diocesan teachers. (The second article on Report Card evaluation will appear tn next meek's issue of the CATHOLIC TIMES). A Pleasure To Send A Joy To Receive AUSTIN'S FINE CANDIES For Mailing Service Call Or Write 846 N. High AX. 1-7584 Col's 8, Ohio WANTED* Table Linens for remaking into Altar Linens Frayed edges, holes, stains, age, will not mat ter. We can make them serve the altar beauti- Propagation of the Faith Office 246 E. Town St. Columbus 15, Ohio i Requiem Offered 7or Sister Asella A Requiem Mass was offered Saturday morning in St. Benedict church. Buffalo, for Sister M. Asella Konter, O.S.F.. who died Tuesday. Bishop Joseph A. Burke of Buffalo presided. Sister Asella was housekeeper at St. John the Evangelist con vent here for more than twenty years. She was retired from ac tive service in 1954 r.nd remained at St. Ann’s Hospital. Columbus. In August. 1955. she was trans ferred to Sacred Heart Academy, Buffalo. Sister Asella was born in Ger many in 1879 and entered the Or der of the Franciscan Sisters ot Penance and Christian Charity at the German Motherhousc. Non nenwerth on the Rhine, in April, 1903. She made her urofession of Perpetual Vows in August. 1905. and came to the United States in September. She has served the Sisters of St. Francis at Sacred Heart Con vent and St. Leo's Convent. Co lumbus. as well as in various as signments in California, Wash ington and Nebraska. For Advertising Rates Write: AD DEPT. CATHOLIC TIMES P. O BOX 636 COLUMBUS OHIO RUC Siring that makes rugs as they ware when new RAINS 506 Cline HI. 4*8395 COLUMBUS OHIO Lay Retreats 1956 February 3-5 —..... 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