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Young Reader
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Valuable
A letter of commendation
was received by the editor of
Tho Catholic Timos from a
young reader last week. The
letter, which pointed out just
why the reader found the
Times a valuable publication,
was written bv a seventh
grader at St. Mary School,
Chillicothe.
On
of her chief reasons for
reading the Times, according to
12-year-old Sharon Betz, is be
cause “it gives a true picture
of happenings in the world. In
this day of ours we need all the
true enlightenment we can
get."
The letter follow’s in full:
Dear Editor:
I am an ardent reader of the
“Catholic Times.” I thinly it is
one of the b»st pieces of reading
materia) that 1 have access to.
Bishop -Sheen's column is one
of my favorite columns.
I like the world news in the
paper since it gives a true pic
ture of happenings in the world.
In this day of ours we need all
the true enlightenment we can
get.
I like the movie guide also
wjhich helps me to see only clean
and decent movies.
Many times I find articles in
your paper w hich help me in my
school work.
I thank you for editing the
“Catholic Times.’ God bless you!
Yours truly,
Sharon Betz
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Intellectual Road
Minister Look into
Church is Traced
NEW YORK—(NC) The dis
unity of the Protestant denomin
ations was- one of the major con
siderations which led a former
Congregational minister to begin
his study of the teaching of the
Church.
Oliver Barres, who with his
minister-wife. Marjorie, became
Catholics last year, outlined the
history of his intellectual conver
sion in “One Shepherd. One
Flock.” published by Shccd and
Ward here.
The book outlines nine months
of his uncertitude about the
teachings of the true Church. He
attended in 1954 the World Coun
cil of Churches’ Evanston Assem
bly. where he reports, he saw
Protestant leaders of all shades
of belief wrestling with the prob
lem of one unity, one Church.”
The first part of his odyssey
closed on Decemcber 9. 1954. On
that day he wrote that he decided
he would resign his Connectitcut
pastorate after Easter, having
waited ‘‘just to be sure I’m sure.”
Also included in the book is a
section called Catholicism or
Chaos, which is “this poor man's
apologia ... an objective carv
ing of Roman doctrine.”
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the sixth anniversaary of the es
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Burma's U Nu
Pays Tribute
To Catholics
Finalist in Essav Contest
The Prime Minister's speech is
believed to be the most forth
right tribute of praise ever given
by a non Christian Asian leader
to the Catholic Church.
“As Prime Minister.” he stated,
he had three “observations”.
“The Catholic Church in Bur
ma is loyal,” he said. “The Cath
olic Church in Burma never dab
blcs in politics and has con
sistently concerned itself with
religion only. Third, the Catholic
Church in Burma, far from divid
ing the citizens, espouses (he
cause of national solidarity.”
Prime Minister U Nu spoke at
a reception for the Papal Legate,
His Eminence Valerian Cardinal
Gracias. Archbishop of Bumbay.
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Jackpot Winner
NEW YORK—(NC)—Fame plus
$100,000 and several other nice
things have come to George L.
Wright. 3rd. a freshman at St.
Agnes' High School here.
Fame and the $100,000 came
to the 14-year-old on “The Big
Surprise" television program. His
category was magic, current
events, Bach, science, baseball
and popular music of the 1920’s.
From the $100,000 that the boy
won, i‘ has been estimated that
when Uncle Sam and the State
of New York get through taking
tax bites at his prize, he will
have about $25,000 left.
An offer of a four-year schol
arship has come to the boy from
John Carroll University in Cleve
land. The boy and his family
were former ‘‘next-door neigh
boys” of the Cleveland Univer
sity.
It also was disclosed that the
boy and his two ukelele-strum
ming, singing buddies will ap
pear at the Mardi Gras in New
Orleans as guests of the Catholic
Youth Organization there. The
three also appeared on the Perry
Cor o show on February 11.
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Teresa Cronewett, right, a senior at St. Joseph's Academy,
is congratulated on her winning Tb School Press Project entry
by Mrs. Joan Kules, school health representative tor the Tuber
culosis Society. Mrs. Kules is a member of Immaculate Conception
Parish. Teresa's entry was chosen as fourth place winner. More
than 190 students from Franklin County participated.
RANGOON Burma (NC)
Prime Minister U Nu told the
first National Eucharistic Con
gress here that the “Catholic
Church has been an ideal church
in Burma.”
Polish Bishop
Reported to Be
Seriously HI
BERLIN (NC) Auxiliary
Bishop Anthony Baraniak of
Gniezno was mot cd from a Cra
cow prison to the Salesian mon
astery in Mar.*zalki near Poznan
by the Polish!Red-, at the end of
December, according to reports
reaching here.
Bishop Baraniak is said to le
gravely ill because of mistreat
ment suffered at the hands ot his
communist captors. Reports from
Poland say that he was cruelly
tortured. His jailers, however,
were unable to break his resist
ance and he has refused to sign
a ‘“confession.”
Because of the tortures he
underwent the Bishop was re
ported to have become serious
ly ill mentally and physically.
Early last year ’here were re
ports of his death.
Bi-hon Baraniak wa- arrested
by the Polish Reds in September.
1953 a few days after the arrest
of His Eminence Stephen Cardin
al Wyszenski. Primate of Poland.
He was rcportcdlv charged with
“espionage harmful to the peo
pie’s democracy.”
Never publicly “tried.” the
Bishop was sentenced to jail for
12 years.
Besides Bishop Baraniak, nine
other Polish Bishops have been
arrested by the Rods and pre
'ented from carrying out their
duties One of these. Bishon Kacz
marek. was “tried” and sentenced
to jail He has since been given
conditional freedom, hut has not
been able to resume his post.
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News In Brief
CINCINNATI Foi the first
time in at least 10 vears, the mix
e marriage ratio in the Cincin
nati archdiocese ha.-, dropped be
low one-third the total number
of marriages, according to the
annual Chancery Office report.
CINCINNATI From a neat
little basement room of St.
Clare's Convent, Provincial
headquarters of the Sisters of
the Poor of St. Francis at Cin
cinnati, more than 6,000.000
prayer cards have been mailed
in the past 25 years to help
people—particularly non-Cath
dies—live and die in a state
of grace. The sisters reported
that in 1955 close to 700 000
copies of “My Daily Prayer”
were distributed by the cun
vent.
HOPEDALE A “do-it-your
self” project by Sacred Heart
parishioners here will result in a
residence for their first full time
pastor. Since last June, when Sa
cred Heart mission became a pal
ish. Father Howard T. Litts and
men of the community have been
busy working on a rectory. Mean
while, women of the parish have
served meals to men on the job.
CLEVELAND The entire
free world ought to make a
clean break with the Soviet
slave world. Louis Budenz, one
time editor of the Communist
Daily Worker, said here last
week. The break. Budenz said,
s’ juld be led by the U.S., and
followed by an aggressive free
world drive to toople the al
ready unsound Red economy.
CLEVELAND St. Alexis
Hospital last week announced the
purchase of the Schaeffler Bible
College property, its next-door
neighbor for 67 yearj. at a cost of
$275,000. The several buildings
on the property will be used to
help meet the hospital’s future
development needs.
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Youth Notes
Young Adults, CYO Councils
Set Plans for Fiesta Week
Programs for the Fiesta week of the diocese which
is celebrated every year beginning with Easter Monday are
being made by both the Young Adult and CYO Councils of
the Central Deanery. The Fiesta celebration is the tradi
tional post-1-enten effort of the
youth to raise funds for the de
velopment of the youth program.
It also is the annual city-wide
post Lenten social celebration.
The CYO
the finals
basketball
show and
Adult council is planning tenta
tively to schedule a headpin tour
nament in addition to the regu
lar social program.
social
celebration calls for
of the annual CYO
tournament, a variety
a social. Tho Young
The Young Adult Council of
the central deanery will sponsor
a Day of Recollection Sunday.
Feb 29. at St Aloysius parish
Columbus. The conferences will
be given by Father harlc- Foci
ler. assistant pastor All club
members and other interested
young adults are invited to make
the Day of Recollection w ich be
gins at 2:00 m.
All young adults are encour
aged and urged to attend th?
Lenten Forum Series sponsored
by the Y'oung Adult Council be
ginning Thursday. Feb. 23. at the
Virginia Hotel The time is 8.15
p. m. The topic and the program
topics for the whole series will
be found on the front page of this
issue of the Catholic Times.
Young Adult members will lead
the effort on the part of the Ca
thoiic Youth
the CYO and
of the city to
badges of the
ball club. The Catholic Youth Or
ganization along with the Boy
Scouts of America and the Colum
bus Boys Club will begin the
sale of these badges on March 24
and will profit from the amount
received on the sale of badges.
Junior Jet badges allow young
people of school age to enter the
Columbus Stadium free of charge
when accompanied by an adult
at most of (lie Columbus Jets
baseball games. They an not
honored on opening day. Sunday
or special nights. Any CYQ. so
dality or parish giadc *chool
Bureau to interest
grade school youth
sell the Junior Jet
Columbus Jet Base-
Helps lo Restore
Peace in Bom ba v
BOMBAY. India—(NC) His
Eminence Valerian Cardinal Gra
cias. Archbishop of Bombay, was
a key figure in efforts which led
to the restoration ot peace in
his See city.
Rioting broke out in many
parts of Bombay after a govern
ment decision to transfer the ad
ministration of the city to central
government in New Delhi The
riots took a heavy toll of lives.
By unofficial estimates as many
as 400 were killed.
The Cardinal signed an appeal
to the citizens of Bombay to ob
serve a specified day as a day of
prayer for the return of peace
and goodwill.
Earlier Cardinal Gracies led a
mass prayer campaign in his
churches in atonement for the in
surrection.
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Academy to Stage
"’Bernadette-
The senior class o St. Mary of
the Springs Academy w ill present
“Soir' of Bernadette on Friday,
Feb. 24, 8 p.m.. in the Little The
ater ot Erskine Hall on the cam
pus.
The play, adapted from the
novel by Franz W rfel. is the
story of a French girl whose
name was immortalized by the
appearance to her of the Blessed
Virgin in a grotto neai Lourdes.
France.
The lead will be taken by Bar
bara Froehlich as Bernadette. As
sisting parts are phvcc by Mar
gie Harris. Sister Marie Therese
Vauzouo Marianne Lynch. Jeanne
Abadie Kathy Fishei Marie Sou
birous Lee Miller. Dean Peyra
male Judie Shepard. Louise Sou
birous: and John De Felice. Fran
cois Soubirous.
Tickets may be purchased from
any pupil of Sain Mary of the
Springs or at the do on the eve
ning of the performance.
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MONTREAL. Que. (NO—Mo
tion picture censors of the Mont
real province have withdrawn the
film ‘The Wild One.” starring
Marlon Brando, from circulation.
Reason for the withdrawal was
listed as the bad effect on youth
of the province. It was reported
that some Montreal youths band
cd into “leather jacket” gangs
and that a number of disorders
had been attributed to such or
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