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—THE CATHOLIC TIMES
Friday, Feb. 24,1956
Amarillo Bishop
Is Consecrated
SAN ANTONIO. Tex. —(NC)—
His Excellency Archbishop Am
leto Giovanni Cicognani, Apos
tolic Delegate to the United
States, returned to San Fernando
Cathedral here for the second
time in 15 years, and for the
same reason to consecrate a
Bishop for the Diocese of Amar
illo.
The Apostolic Delegate con
aecrated Bishop John L. Morkov
sky as Titular Bishop of Hieron
and Auxiliary Bishop of Amar
illo. In 1941 Archbishop Cicog
nani officiated at the consecra
tion of Bishop Laurence J. Fitz
simon as Bishop of Amarillo.
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As Informers
GRAZ, Austria (NC)
Yugoslav education officials
have made an oblique at
tempt to have high school
students become informers
on their parents for the Red
regime, it was learned here.
The Ministry of Education of
the People’s Republic of Croatia
in Zagreb has sent all Croatian
secondary schools a questionnaire
supposedly aimed at “getting a
true picture of the social, eco
nomic and moral environment of
their pupils.”
Some of the questions:
—Do your parents practice
their religion? Do they go regu
larly to church and to confession?
—Ls the “so-called” family
Rosary practiced in your home?
Do your parents attend religious
funerals7 Do priests visit your
home? If so. how many times a
month? Do they stay long? What
do they discuss with your par
ents’
—What is your parents’ opin
ion about the Pope?
-What do your oarents think
about the “war criminal and main
collaborator with the enemies
during the last war (Cardinal)
Stepanic? Was he in the opinion
of your parents rightly sentenc
ed?
Do your parents ask you to
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them interesting, or dull, or con
tradictory to scientific knowledge
of the origin of the world?
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Cord Binding Jesus
The cohort therefore and the tribune and the attendants
of the Jews seized Jesus and bound Him.—John 18, 12.
By Bertrand J. Gulnerich
How many of you have ever read the meditations of St.
AJphonsus de Liguori on the Passion and death of Christ?
I would have you read well these words he pens about this
moment in the Passion:
Ah me! what do I see?! A God bound! By whom?
By men by worms created by Himself. Angels of paradise,
what say ye to it? And Thou, my
Jesus, why dost Thou allow Thy
self to be bound? What, says St.
Bernard, have the bonds of
slaves, and of the guilty to do
with Thee, who art the Holy of
Holies, the King of Kings, and
Lord of Lords? But if men bind
Thee, wherefore dost Thou not
loosen and free Thyself from the
torments and death which they
are preparing for Thee? But I
understand this. It is not, O my
Lord, these ropes which bind
Thee. It is only iove which keeps
Thee bound, and constrains Thee
to suffer and die for us.”
Indeed, St. Laurence Justin
ien well exclaims, "O Charity,
how strong is Thy chain, by
which God was able to be
bound!" We can hang our heads
in shame at the sight of our
God thus bound end led away
at the head of the rabble. At
tho same time should there not
be found in our hearts a surge
A spokesman of Mr. Beligama’s
party said later that it was their
view that “just assistance” should
be extended to other faiths even
after Buddhism was recognized as
the national religion.
Mr. Beligama’s move is regard
ed as an off-shoot of the dilly
dallying with Buddhism which
has been a feature of government
policy in Ceylon in the past
months.
Highlights of this policy were
the printing at government ex
pense of 700.000 booklets on
Buddhism Io be distributed to
Buddhist children in public
schools, the establishment of a
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of joy in the realization that
this Jesus, tho Son of God, al
mighty and all-powerful, has
permitted this to be done be
cause of the infinite love which
He bears toward you and me?
Is our love strong enough to
weather such a trial? Would we
be ready and willing to join the
ranks of the modern-day mar
tyrs out of love for God? How
strong is your love, even, in
these days of the holy season
of Lent?
Let us lift our hands aloft to
the Son of God and beseech Him
to bind »hem with great love for
Him, that they may not wander
astray in search of things dis
pleasing to Hirn. With David we
pray, “Have mercy on me, O God.
have mercy on me: for my aoul
trusteth in thee. And in the
shadow of thy wings will I hope,
until iniquity pass away.”—P».
56.
Buddhists in Ceylon
Move Against Church
COLOMBO, Ceylon (NC) The Ceylon government’s
open collaboration with Buddhism has encouraged the
launching of new att empts to declare the country an of
ficial Buddhist state. I
The national parliamentlis scheduled to discuss a non
official motion proposing that
Buddhism be proclaimed the
state religion. The motion has
come from an opposition mem
ber, C. R. Beligama who urged
the government to take action
“without prejudice to other relig
ions.”
Buddhist wing at the Ceylon uni
versity, and the launching of
what has been described as a se
cret plan to convert the country’s
public schools into Buddhist re
ligious institutions.
Of greater concern to Cath
olics was the government's al
location of $1,000,000 to cele
brate the 2,500th anniversary
of the birth of tho Buddha.
With the effoJs at bolstering
Buddhism came attempts to criti
cize the Catholic religion and to
stifle and hamper the working of
Catholic Church institutions in
this country.
The education department
opened a campaign against
Catholic schools by denying
them permits for essential de
velopment. New applications
were systematically u n e
down.
Unofficially, the campaign was
fostered by mobs of fanatic
Buddhists who desecrated and
even destroyed Catholic church
es. They questioned the right of
the Catholic minority to build
churches in places of their choice.
An official meeting of Catho
lics urged the government to halt
the menace posed by these devel
opments.
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Money Is an Instrument
For Good or for Evil
One of the most difficult
parables of Our Lord to under
stand is that of the unrighteous
steward. It was actually a story
of two rogues
not one.
steward, when he discovered
that his crooked dealings were
found out by the master, said
“to dig he was unable and to
beg he was ashamed.”
So he decided to defraud the
master a little more. He called
in all those who owed his mas
ter debts and reduced one debt
50 percent, and another 30
percent. His master found it
out and commended him for his
“cleverness”. Our Lore did not
commend him. as some think.
Our Lord now drew this mor
al: “The children of this world
are more prudent after their
own fashion than the children
of light.” In other words, busi
ness men who live only for
this world are wiser than those
who have faith and who are
supposed to live for the next
world. The steward and the
master loved money and they
used it well from the stand
point of this world. The par
able was a rebuke to us for
not showing more acumen as
regards eternal things.
Our Lord now proceeds to
tell us how to make use of mon
ey. My counsel to vou is, “Make
use of your base wealth to win
yourselves friends, who when
you leave it behind will wel
come you into eternal habita
tions.”
Money, in other words, is an
instrument for good or for evil.
Nothing reveals the thinking of
a person more than his attitude
toward money. Our Lord says,
use it to make friends. Help the
refugees from Vietnam help
the Indians build a chapel re­
GOTTARDI. Serafino, 65, Do
ver, Feb. 14, Sacred Heart church.
Survivors: his wife, Emma a bro
ther, four sisters.
RETIG, Mrs. Mary C., 43, Ken
ton. Feb. 15, Immaculate Concep
tion church. Survivors: her hus
band, Wilbur four sons, three
daughters, a sister, a brother, her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Sny
der.
HOCKADEN, John, 80, Rush
town. Feb. 15, Our Lady of
Lourdes church, Otway. Surviv
ors: his wife. Margaret two bro
thers and a sister.
ENGLISH, T. Emmett, formerly
of Delaware, Feb. 15, Immaculate
Conception church, Columbus.
Survivors: his wife, Hazel: a
daughter, two sisters and a niece.
CORBIN, Miss Hazel, 51, 2580
Stanberry Rd., Columbus. Feb. 15,
St. Thomas church. Survivors: six
sisters and a brother.
RUSSELL, Timothy, 79, 1369
Hamlet St., Columbus, Feb. 14,
Sacred Heart church. Survivors:
a daughter and a sister.
KRUMM, Miss Bertha B., 81,
1415 E. Broad St., Columbus, Feb.
14, Holy Rosary church. Surviv
ors: numerous nieces and neph
ews.
HAMMOND. Mary, 76, Zanes
ville, Feb. 16, St. Thomas church.
Survivors: a son, two grandchil
dren and three great-grandchil
dren.
by Bishop Fnlton J. Sheen------------
One rogue
was the stew
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frauded the
master the
otner was the
master who
condoned the
sin of the
steward. The
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lieve the sufferings of the lep
era in “My Name.”
A man says—“I have a little
money and I want to use it for
myself. Our Lord says—Use it
for others: make friends with
it. Then when you die they will
be ybur intercessors—they will
plead for you on the day of
Judgment. The Missions will
rise up in your defense.
We know of one man who
always told his children to pray
for the missionaries but his
little son felt that, while pray
ing for the missions was an ex
cellent thing to do, God would
be more disposed to answer
those prayers when they were
accompanied by sacrifices? so
the little boy was saving pen
nies and giving them to the
Society for the Propagation of
the Faith. He said one day to
his father: “Do you know what
I was thinking while you were
praying? If I had your bank
book, I would have one-half
of your prayers answered!”
GOD LOVE YOU to A.J.Y.
“There is nothing I enjoy more
than sitting down after dinner
and smoking a good ten cent
cigar. I abstained from my ci
gar for 10 days io send this
$1 to the Missions so some poor
soul can have a good dinner.”
to R.H. “Enclosed please
find $10, which my little girl
received for selling her bicycle.
Please use it for your poor chil
dren in the Missions.”
WHY’ YOU WILL BE INTER
ESTED IN TAKING OUT AN
ANNUITY WITH THE SOCI
ETY FOR THE PROPAGATION
OF THE FAITH:
BECAUSE—You will receive
a fixed income as long as you
live.
BECAUSE Upon your
death the capital will be used
to help spread the Faith among
the 1 400,000 pagans in the
world.
BECAUSE You will be as
sured a grateful remembrance
in the prayers. Masses and good
works of the missionaries
whose work your money has
May They Rest in Peace
KAISER. Albert M., 59, Kirk
ersville, Feb. 16, Our I^ady of Mt
Carmel church, Buckeye lake. O.
Survivors: a sister and two bro
thers.
SIEBOLD, Oscar, 62. formerly
of Columbus, Feb. 13, St. Charles
church. Parma. Survivors: three
sons, two daughters and a bro
ther, all of Columbus.
NEINER, Mrs. Mary, 86, 873
Mohawk St., Columbus, Feb. 13,
St. Mary church. Survivors: sev
eral nieces and nephews.
DAVIS, Mrs. Mary, 52, 31 S.
Burgess Ave., Columbus. Feb. 16.
St. Aloysius church. Survivors:
her husband. Lester two sons, a
daughter, five grandchildren,
three brothers and three sisters.
ZIGMONT. Mrs. Lena M., 52,
35 W. Frankfort St., Columbus,
Feb. 13, St. Leo church. Surviv
ors: her mother, Mrs. Genevieve
Vostack five sisters, a brother, a
nephew and five nieces.
REI, Mrs. Jessie. 90. Zanesville,
Feb. 17. St. Thomas church. Sur
vivors: two daughters, a son, 11
grandchildren and 19 great-grand
children.
LAYTON, Mrs. Hattie, 58, 352
S. Harris Ave., Columbus, Feb.
15, Our Lady of Peace church.
Survivors: three daughters, a bro
ther and 11 grandchildren.
RODGERS, Mrs. Frances. 52,
2548 N. Fourth St., Columbus,
Feb. 17, Holy Name church. Sur
vivors: her husband, Joseph:
three sons, two daughters, two
grandchildren, three sisters and
two brothers.
WHITE, John, 48. 2686 E. Fifth
Ave., Columbus, Feb. 18, St.
Thomas church. Survivors: his
wife, Alice a son, two daughters,
fou brothers, three sisters and
three grandchildren.
MEENAN, James. 84, 316 Sher
bourne Dr., Columbus, Feb. 18,
St Thomas church. Survivors: a
daughter, three sons, and two sis
ters.
KUMPF, Miss Elizabeth J.. 63,
2010 E. Broad St., Columbus. Feb.
18, St. Mary church. Survivors:
two brothers and four sisters.
SULLIVAN, Thomas J., 87, 165
Hayden Ave., Columbus. Feb. 13.
Holy Family church. Survivors:
three sons, two daughters, four
grandchildren, three great-grand
children and two sisters.
DONOVAN. William, 85. Wav
erly, Feb. 18. St. Mary church.
Survivors: several nieces and
nephews.
O RM ESHER, Richard, 79. Co
shocton, Feb. 18. Sacred Heart
church. Survivors: two sons, three
daughters, 14 grandchildren, four
great-grandchildren and three sis
ters.
HARGRAVES, John. Zanesville,
Feb. 17. St. Nicholas church. Sur
vivors: his wife, Lois a son and
two cousins.
MINNINI, Raymond, 72. 272
Hanford St., Columbus, Feb. 20,
St. Leo church. Survivors: his
wife. Francesca: three sons, two
daughters and a sister.
MURPHY. Daniel A 95, New
ark, Feb. 20. St. Francis de Sales
church. Survivors: two daughters.
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