The Catholic times. [volume], February 03, 1956, Image 5

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Lay Women
TeaclierGroup
Is Organized
SOUTH BEND. Ind (NC)
An association of Catholic
lay women who will teach
and fill other positions in
schools is being organized
here While the members re
main in the world and do not
wear religious garb, they ded
icate themselves to Christian
perfection by taking vows of
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poverty, chastity and obed
ience
Formation of thp group was in
spired by His Holiness Pope Pl
us XII’s approval o. secular In
stitutes in 1947 The new associ
ation has received the encour
agement of the diocesan author
ity Several priests are assisting
members in their ••eligious and
academic needs.
Women between -R and 35 who
are willing to come to South
Bend for teaching or study may
apply for membership They will
receive religious inform a i o n
while teaching or studying.
Undergraduate courses will be
available to members at St.
Mary’s College and at Indiana
University Extension Division.
Graduate work may be pursued
during the summer at the Univer
sity of Notre Dame. Further in
formation may be obtained from
Father Joseph E. Haley, C.S.C.,
Notre Dame, Indiana.
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The Holy Father’s study at
Castelgandolfo is one of the
most beautifully appointed of
all the rooms in the summer
villa of the Popes. It is also
one of the most used by the
Pontiff during i s three
month stay there each year,
for it is there that he works
long hours each day prepar
ing many of the discourses.
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The St. Monica altai society of
St. Augustine parish will spon
sor a euchre party tonight. Feb.
3. at 8 30 p.m in the school hall
at the corner of Greenwich and
Loretta Aves.
Refreshments will be served
after the game. The public is in
vited.
The Parish Council of Cath
olic Women and the Holy
Name Society of St. Christo
pher Church are combining
forces again this ’ear to spon
sor a spaghetti dinner Sunday.
Feb 12, in the parish hall, 1331
Ida Ave from 1 to 7 p.m. Pro
ceeds from the affair will bene
fit the building fund
Mrs. John DiPietro and Mrs.
Maurice Foruuer are co-chair
men of the affair Salad, des
sert and cofiee will be includ
ed in the meal and carryout
service will be available.
Ticket chairmen are Mrs Jo
seph Martina and Mrs. Michael
Martina. Sale of tickets will be
conducted after Sunday Masses
and at the door.
The St. Mary Parish Council of
Catholic Women will sponsor a
bake sale Sunday. Feb 12, from
7:30 a.m to 1 p.m., the high
school laboratory Coffee and
do ghnuts will also ba served in
the school caieteria Mrs. Marie
Geissinger and Mrs. H. Thrush
are serving as co-chairmen.
The Holy Family Parish
Council of Catholic Women
w'ill sponsor a euchre party
Wednesday. Feb 8 at 8:30 p.
m. in the school. Door prizes
will be awarded.
Father Bernard McClory as
sistant pastor of Holy Rosary par
ish, will be the speaker at the
Feh. 8 meeting of the Holy Ros
ary parish council of Catholic
Women. The 8:00 meeting
will be preceded by the recitation
of the Rosary at 7:45 in the
church A social hour will fol
low the me-eting
John Walker, choir director
at Holy Rosary Church, will he
the guest speaker at the Feb. 9
meeting of the Christ the King
SINCE
1885
During the summer and autumn at Castelgandolfo, Pope Pius XII
spends much of his time in his study, where he is free to spend long
hours at work on the discourses, letters and documents by which he
instructs the Catholic world. The first draft of a document, the Pon
tiff usually writes by hand, using a quill pen. The second draft is often
letters and documents by
which he instructs and ex
horts the Catholic world.
The Pope always works alone.
He never dictates written mater
ial and never uses a dictating ma
chine. Usually, when h-? is prepar
ing a document, he writes a first
draft in longhand in ink Some
times he uses a typewriter in pre
paring a second draft
'Phe books in the Pope s library
at Castelgandolfo are brought
from the Vatican Palace in Rome
Of Interest to Women
By Our Correspondents
Members of Christ the Kir^r
Parish Council of C.'.tholic Worn
en will sponsor a ca”d party Tues
day, Feb 14, at 8 15 p.m. in the
school. Bridge, euchre and ca
nasta will be played at the event,
which is open to the public.
&
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weisenberg
er are co-chairmen
The Altar and Rosary Society
of Holy Spirit parish '’ill meet
Thursday, Feb. 23 at 8 in
the school auditorium.
Paul Walker, executive sec
retary of the Franklin County
Unit of the American Cancer
Society will be present to show
“The Film That Will Save \our
Life All women of the com
munity are invited In the
event of an overflow' crowd a
repeat showing will be made at
9 m.
Parish Council of Catholic
Women Mrs George De Nucci,
program chairman, will intro
duce Walker who will talk on
“Liturgical Music' The meet
ing will take place in the school
hall at 8:15 Mrs. Frank
Stem will serve as hostess
chairman for the meeting
The council will hold its
Communion Sundav. Feb 5 at
the 8 30 Mass
The Columbus Circle nf the In
ternational Federation nf Catholic
Alumnae will meet fnr its quar
terly preLenlen meeting Mon
day. Feb 6, at the Columbus Man
nechor. Dinner will be served at
6:30 Reservations are being
handled by Mrs Jerry Enncht
and Mrs Louis Simpson Miss
Rose Forquer. regent, will pre
side at the business meeting
PTA NOTES
The Holy Spirit PTA will meet
Sunday, Feh 5. at 3 in the
school auditorium The topic,
“Youth Safety,” will discussed,
and a member of the Navy will be
guest speaker.
Teachers and parents will hold
a conference on report card
grades. Refreshments will be
served after the business meet
ing.
St. John the Evangelist PTA
will h?ld its next meeting Wed
nesday, Feb. 8 at 8 p.m., in the
school hall. Teachers will be
in their classrooms at 7:30
After the business is con
ducted, a domestic comedy will
be presented by the dramatics
class from St Mary of the
Springs. Seventh grade moth
ers w’ill serve refreshments.
The PTA of Bishop Watterson
High School will meet Thursday.
Feb 9, at 7:45 in the school
auditorium. Sister Lauranna.
O.P, vice-principal, will be the
speaker.
All members are requested to
be present.
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PrieMs, Ex-Slav Prisoners,
Too Ill for Parish Work
TRIESTE—(NO— All but two
of the 15 priests released from
jail by Yugoslav communists last
November are too sick for parish
work, according tn reports reach
ing here.
Because of their long years of
imprisonment and mistreatment
by the Reds, the priests suffered
nervous breakdowns and are oth
erwise in poor health, reports
state.
If has been reported that Bish
op Peter Cule of Mostar, who was
also released from jail by Yugo
slav Reds last autumn, is slowly
recovering his health.
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Our Holy Father: With Quill Pen and Typewriter
sojourn at the
his
taken back to the
At th-? end of
villa they are
Vatican 15 miles distant Among
them are encyclopedias diction
aries. texts and commentaries on
the sacred sciences a collection
of the official publications nf the
Holy Se-?, and some literary class
ics in several languages
Typical of the Holy Father's 1:
brary are the dictionaries Hp
pride- himself on having the most
complete and up to date dictionar
ies of English Fiench Spanish
German Italian Portuguese and
St. Ann Guilds
Plan Meetings.
Elect tfficers
Three units of the St Ann’s Or
phanage and Hospital Gu Ids fig
ured in announcement- made this
week by Mrs. William White
publicity chairman
Mrs. Schmitt will enter
tain Guild 5 Monday. Feb 5 Aftei
the business meeting cards will
be played.
Guild 39 will meet in the home
of Mrs. Leonard Finclli Friday.
Feb 15. A social hour will follow'
the business meeting and a sales
tax stamp count
Guild 34 has elected the fol
lowing new officers Mrs I.
Gravlin. chairman Mrs E
McNaughton secretary-treasurer
and Mrs. Earl Rockwell, pun
licity
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I atholic A arses
Plan Card Party
he Diocesan Council of athn
hr Nurses will sponsoi a card par
ty Tuesday. Feb 7. at 8 in
the Guild Room at St \nn s Hos
pital. It will be the first function
sponsored by thp council this
year.
General Chairman Miss Pat
Rose announced that many door
and tabic prizes will be offered
The public is cordially invited
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News In Brief
TOLEDO Father J. Francis
Tucker, OSFS. American chap
lain to Monacos Prince Rainier,
said in Toledo last week that he
considers himself a foreign mis
sionary. Indifference to religious
duties among the nominally Cath
olic people of Monaco presents
pr ’lems more difficult than
those in many missi .n countries,
according to Father Tucker.
TOLEDO Bishup George J.
Rehring has given a public pat
on the back to Blue Cross and
Blue Shield. He said the vol
untary insurance plan is “satis
factory and even desirable. It
is very practical and in the
best of American and demo
cratic traditions. Self-help is al
ways preferable.”
CLEVELAND The common
ist-dominated United Electrical
Workers Union was back on the
ropes last week as workers in
two more plants launched move
ments to dump that union as
their bargaining agent Two CIO
unions will oppose the UE
appeal has been sent to the Na
tional I^abor Relations Board to
conduct the elections.
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accomplished on the typewriter. Under all circumstances, the Pope
chooses to work alone. At left, Our Holy Father starts writing a letter
at his desk. At center, he scans one of many documents and publica
tions available for his use. At right, he works at his Italian-made type
writer.
He consults them often
there is the
the use or
Latin
when
as to
word
slightest doubt
meaning of a
sciences, the
the sacred
In
Pope's Castelgandolfo library
includes the authoritative works
in dogmatic and moral theology,
sacred scripture and canon
law. Like the dictionaries, the
scriptures are in seven lan
guages.
Although he seldom ha« an op
portunity to enjoy them, the Holy
Father likes to have the writings
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