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2—THE CATHOLIC TIMES Friday, April 20,1956 Reds ‘Free’ Ford Foundation Gives St. Anthony $22,900 The Ford Foundation this week gave St. Anthony Hos pital a check for $22,900 half of the amount the institu tion is to receive for hospital improvement. The balance of the gift is expected this year. Sister M. Bemardine. SP.S.F., administrator of St. An thony’s said the hospital’s gov erning board will make the final decision on how the money is to be used. Under terms of the grant, the money can be put to any use except repaying past ob ligations or for current operating expenses. The funds, Sister Bemardine seid, will be Integrated with St. Anthony's participation in the expansion program of the Columbus Hospital Federation. A new School of Nursing is to be erected on the St. Anthony grounds. Sister Bern a I n e Mid. Other tentative plans in clude the purchase of equip ment and furnishings for the school. The flexibility of the grant was Indicated in the Foundation’s Dec. 12 announcement which per mitted the hospital to use its gift In any area of hospital service, including, for example, attain ment of accreditation, disaster planning, mental illness, prema turity, rehabilitation, handicap- (Continued from Page 1) Ignated by tha Hungarian gov •rnmont." Ha had not baan al lowed to resume his duties. The fate of His Eminence Ste fan Cardinal Wyszynski. Primate nf Poland, is more obscure. Ar rested by the Polish Reds in Sep tember. 1953. Cardinal Wyszynski was never publicly tried and the communist regime has never an nounced his whereabouts. A “pro gressive Catholic” close to the re gime declared last year that the Cardinal had been released and transferred to a monastery in southern Poland Of a dozen Polish bishops who have been arrested or otherwise barred from exercising their sa cred office, only one has been formally given a “trial” by the regime. He is Bishop Ceslaus Kaczmarek nf Kielce. who was sentenced to 12 years in jail in September, 1953. A Cracow news paper early last year said Bishop Kaczmarek had become ill in pris on and was transferred to a mon astery. Bishop Stanislaus Rospond, for mer Auxiliary Bishop of Cracow, who is now nearly R0, was given •’conditional” irecdom a year ago. Last December reports reach ed the West that Archbishop Eugene Baiiak, who had been Apostolic Administrator of the Cracow archdiocese, had been given "more freedom," but had not been permitted to return to his See. Two prelates of Cardinal Wys rynski’s n i e z no archdiocese, Bishop Lucian Bernacki, Vicar General, and Auxiliary Bishop Anton Paraniak were, arrested in the fall of 1953. Neus that both have heen “released” from jail and confined to monasteries came out of Poland early this year. Thus, while most of the bish ops who were arrested in Po land are apparently no longer In (all, none has been allowed to resume his rightful place. And while the government has seemingly encouraged rumors concerning the bishops, it has not made any official an nouncement of the "release" of any of them. Lay Retreats 1956 April 27-29 Men May 4 6 ___ Women May 11 13 Men May 18-20 ...............Women May 25-27 Men June 1-3 Women LAY RETREAT HOUSE St Thereto Shrine 5277 E. Broad Street SCHEUER MOTORS INC. ••BUTTER AUTOMOBILES” We Do Our Own Financing 1ST S. High St, CA. S-1S91 American Floor Surfacing Machine COMPANY GEO.E. WAHLENMAIER Dlntributnr Over 30 Years Experience Quality Merchandise Easy Term* ped children, preventive or diag nostic services, outpatient care, or any other area which in the opinion of the hospital’s govern ing board would best serve its community. The ways in which this goal could be reached were stated as improvement of or ad dition to facilities or services, ad ditions to or training of per sonnel, or conducting research. Sister Bemardine hailed the gift as "one of the greatest votes of confidence ever placed in our voluntary hospital sys tem. It now becomes our duty to see thet this money is put to the best possible use for the benefit of our people. “The modern hospital is a tre mendously complex center of health services. Its responsibility is to keep pace with medical sci ence so that the accomplish ments of the scientists are trans lated into patient care. The fi nancial problems of hospitals have grown particularly acute during the past decade. It has be come increasingly difficult to find the funds to improve and extend our services to the extent possible in the light of our pres ent knowledge. The Ford gift per mits us to do things which we undoubtedly could not have done without the Foundation’s gener osity.” -----------------o 2 Prelates (Continued from Page 1) leas in area* which private agencies were not able to reach, and that government participa tlon in social work would be kept at a minimum. He said that at the time it was also hoped that when the govern ment worked in cooperation with state agencies and voluntary groups, significant projects would develop. "We still hope that the fed eral government can provide some new leadership in this field," he said. But the pend ing bills do not do this, he maintained. Bishop Scully said in a sermon that certain government agen cies “with unlimited resources” would by pass private and relig ions social service agencies “and minimize the importance of re ligion in the field of social need.” He warned that private agon ele* must be aware of this trend and resist "to tho utmost" those who believe in "bureau cratic control." The Bishop also said that, chai ity is essentially “a supernatural virtue.” which has its roots in the spiritual order but expands and overflows to the person of our neighbor. He said Catholic Charities di rects its best effort to arresting “the alarming disintegration of families,” but this does not mean it sidesteps problems such as the mentally ill, juvenile crime and delinquency and the “debilitat ing ravages” of old age. -----------------o-------------- Final Plans (Continued from Page 1) Northern Deanery will preside at tea tables at a reception to be held at Sacred Heart School. Members of the Boarc' include: Mrs Charles Bell, Mrs. Duane Yant, Mrs Oliver Stevning, Mrs. Karl Steinbaugh, Miss Jean Fon driest, Mrs. Edward Miller, Mrs. Kenneth Aken, Mrs Mao R. Neighbor, Mrs Charles Casa gram, Mrs. Charles Hayes, Mrs. Peter Ross, Mrs. Henry Kistler, Mrs James Fallon, Mrs Joseph Bonelli, Mrs Martin Murphy, Mrs. Ronald Staley, Mrs Ixiuis Endres, Mrs. Anna Mae Schroe der. Mrs Raymond Tallman, Miss Jean Hosfeld, Mrs. Robert Mc Nichols, Mrs Ralph Bluhaugh, Mrs August Mattevi, Mrs. Jordan Tamborini, Mrs Nathaniel Tone lotti, Mrs Ralph Huebner, Mrs. Utuis Kivasnicka. Mrs Russell Stillwagon, Mrs Herbert Miller, Mrs Charles Blakely, Mrs. Ross Breitmeir and Mrs. Alexander Bonvechio, Jr. GOFF & SONS KIMBALL PL. 605 Mftgr. Tanner of NCWC Ohaerven Silver Jubilee WASHINGTON—(NC) Msgr. Paul F. Tanner, Assistant (Jen eral Secretary of th-? National Ca thohe Welfare Conference and a member of the conference's staff for 18 years, has observed the 25th anniversary of his ordina tion O One anchor cannot save a ship. Euripides, (d. 406 B.C.) JOHNS-MANVILLE ALUMINUM or ASBESTOS INSULATED SIDING City Wide Service Guaranteed Workmanship Full Insurance Coverage INC. CALL DAY 4| aar sv^ino EVergreen 7478 Watterson High School studentt* pictured above will enter their science projects In the State Science Day being held at Wittenberg Col lege today. The students each received a "super ior" rating for their entries in the Central Seven sophomore students from Bishop Watterson High School will journey to Wit tenberg College in Spring field today to display their projects at the State Science Day. Ranging from the field of biology to earth science, each of the seven exhibits mer ited a "superior” rating during th.? Central Science Fair held at Ohio State University earlier this month. Titles of projects submitted by This is th* only fund raising affair held during the year for tho Seminary and proceed* are used to finance major improve ments. Proceeds from last year's festival were used to re decorate the Seminary chapel. Plans for this year include th* procurement of equipment for the science lab and redocorating the campus theater.’ Ralph l^ehman is general chair man o' the event. He is being as sister! by Louis Murphy, ticket chairman Fritz Baumann, ar rangements Bill Sheeran, gym decoration Paul Tracy and Jack Ryan, finance Mrs. Angelo Dalles and Mrs. Jess Otey, dinner chair Dover Priest Dies at 52 A Solemn Requiem Mass was offered Wednesday morning at St. Joseph church, Dover, for Father Marion Pagendarm, O.F.M., 52, who died Saturday in Mercy Hos pital, Canton, following a cerebral hemorrhage. Father Pagendarm had spent 20 of his 28 years as a priest working in the Tuscarawas County area. He served as pastor of the missions at Strasburg and Bolivar and as assistant pastor at Sacred Heart church, New Phila delphia and St. Joseph church, Dover. A native of Wheeling, W. Va., Father Pagendarm attended St. Fidelis Seminary, Herman, Pa. He studied philosophy at St. Fi delis House of Philosophy, Vic toria, Kans., and theology at Sts. Peter and Paul Monastery. Cum berland, Md He also attended Capuchian College, Washington, DC. Following his ordination in De comber, 1928, he served as as sistant pastor at parishes in Cath erine and Hays, Kans. In 1931 he was assigned to St. Joseph par ish. Dover, and was named as sistant pastor of the missions at Strasburg and Bolivar Except for a few years when ho returned to St. Fidelis Sem inary to teach, Father Pagen darm worked with the mission* and Dover and New Philadel phia parishes. He is survived by four bro thers, Clarence, Anthony and Eu gene of Wheeling, and Raymond of Weston. W. Va, and three sis ters, Sister Mary Austin of St. John the Baptist Convent, Mon aca. Pa., and Helen and Antoi nette of Wheeling A Requiem Mass was also held in St. Alphonsus church, Wheel ing, Thursday morning. Burial was in Mount Calvary Cemetery, Wheeling. _—----------o----------------- \ugustinians Mark 700th Anniversary of Ihiificatio ROME—(Radio. NC)—The Au gustinian Fathers have celebrat ed the 790th anniversary of their unification and approbation as the Church’s fourth great mendi cant order. It was on April 9, 1256, that Pope Alexander IV issued his Apostolic Letter which establish ed the Great Union of the Order of Hermit Friars of St. Augustine. Student Scientists to Display Projects 1 MIWYOI i. Z the Watterson winners included “The Embryology of the Chick,” “The Hatching of Colored Chicks,” “The Preservation of Zoological Specimen s,” Preparation of Skeletons,” “Antibiosis,” “Science of Weights and Measures,’ and “Birth of an Oil Well.” Thirty sophomore biology students represented Bishop Watterson in this first public competition entered by the new school. Competing with jun iors and seniors as well as oth er sophomores, 21 of the group merited awards of "superior*' St. Charles Seminary Festival Is Set for Wednesday, May 9 The annual St. Charles Seminary festival and spaghetti dinner will take place Wednesday, May 9 at the school, 2010 E Broad St. The event, which is being sponsored jointly by the faculty, students, Carolian Club, alumni and Stagecrafters, will feature a spaghetti dinner prepared by the ladies of San Margherita parish to he served in the school dining room, and games, stands and a variety of entertainment to take place in the school gymnasium. The af fair will get underway at 5:00 p. m. Price of dinner tickets is $1.00 for adults, 50c for children. men (dinner to be served from 5.00 to 8:00 Mrs. Ixiuis Mar tin, dinner arrangements Mrs, Frank Sexton, dinner ticket chair man Mrs. Julia Grady, patrons Mrs C. J. McDonald and Mrs. John Stack, door prizes Page Heise and Mrs. Mary Hayes, pub licity, Walter Plank, alumni. Father Hugh Murphy will serve as faculty coordinator. Ample parking will be avail able on campus with entrance from Broad-st, or Clifton-av. -----------------o----------------- Confirm Release Report of Prelate VIENNA (NC) A report that communist Hungary had re leased Archbishop Joseph Groesz of Kalocsa from prison has been confirmed here. The Archbishop is re|Mrted to be living in the village of Soly- mar, 18 miles northeast of Buda pest. He has not been permit ted to return to his post. It is believed here that his po sition is similar to that of His Eminence Aloys ius Science Fair held at Ohio State University Apr. 7. Pictured, left to right, are John Schnei der, Michael Ross, Darlene Mergard, Richard Hamilton, Donna Tucci, Clarence Ice and Char les Heasley. Cardinal Step- inac. Archbishop of Zagreb. The Cardinal has been confined to his native village of Krasic since he was released from prison by the Yugoslav communists in 1951. Archbishop Groesz was sentenc ed to 15 years in prison in 1951 on trumped-up charges that he plotted to overthrow the Hungar ian government with the help of the United States. Applications For Seminary Graduates of High School who feel that they are called to serve God in His holy priest hood, and to labor in the Dio cese of Columbus should make application before May 15 through their respective pas tors, for admission to the Di ocesan Seminary of St. Charles, 2010 E. Broad St., Co lumbus 9, Ohio. Each applicant will be as signed a time for interview. It is important that application be made without delay. Young men who are in the senior class in high school should not wait for their day of gradua ion to apply. For those under financial difficulties, scholarships are available arrangements for such scholarships are to be made by the pastor of the ap plicant, who will take up the matter directly with the Most Reverend Bishop. No young man who feels called to the priesthood, or 1 who thinks that he may have a priestly vocation although he is not of decided mind, is to be denied the full opportunity of seminary training. Nor should such a young man fail to heed the divine invitation, or show remissness in follow ing where it may lead. He should see his pastor at once, and make application for ad mission to St. Charles. IN THE SOUTH END IT’S VOIGT TV Member of Certified Radio & Television Service Hickory 3-1569 951 LAWRENCE DR. V or "excellent." On a percent age basis, the school's superior ratings ware among the highest of all the schools represented. Sophomores receiving ratings of “excellent” included Hugh Boggs, Judy Barton. Emma Bruz zcz Regina Cassady, Judy Con nor, Janet Gable, Michael Gelpi, Mary Conti, Carolyn Gillivan, Francis Hampton, .Martha Neely, John Pennybacher, Patricia Schwartzmiller. Jerry Chubb, a freshman stu dent, also received a “superior” rating for his exhibit on “Nuclear Fission.” Freshman receiving “ex cellent” ratings included Dennis Grimm, Ernest Rubadue. Joseph Reinhard and Robert Safford. -----------------o. ------------. Bazaar Planned Al Holy Rosary Parish, Saturday The annual Holy Rosary par ish bazaar will take place Satur day evening, Apr. 21, at the church hall, Seymour Ave. and Main St. Lunches will be served begin ning at 4:30 p.m. booths will be opened at 5:00 p.m. General chairmen of the event are James Hughes, Lewis French and Kenneth Ixmg. William Lau fersweiler and Hughes are in charg? of tickets. Other commit tee chairmen include Robert Sto ver, treasurer George Leib, stands, and Ralph Smithberger and Patrick Feeney, publicity. Various parish organizations sponsoring stands include the PTA, altar society, high school students, PCCW, home economics department, Holy Name Society, athletic association and alumni. The public is cordially invited to attend. Entertainment for all age groups will be featured. ENTER NOW in the ELECTRIC big 1956 You can win one of these ELECTRIC DRYERS This Week ----Mass Ordo--- LITURGY Of The WEEK SUNDAY, APRIL 22 THE THIRD SUNDAY AFTER EASTER White vestments, Gloria, Sec ond prayer (in Low Masses) of Saints Soter and Caius, Credo, Preface oi Easter. MONDAY, APRIL 23 FEAST OF ST. GEORGE Red vestments, Gloria. Second prayer (in Low Masses) for the Pope, Preface of Easter. TUESDAY, APRIL 24 FEAST OF ST. FIDELIS OF SIGMARINGA Red vestments, Gloria, Second prayer (in Low Masses) for the Pope, Preface of Easter. WEDNESDAY APRIL 25 FEAST OF ST. MARK THE EVANGELIST: ROGATION DAY Red vestments, Gloria, Second prayer of the" Rogation Day, Cre do, Preface of the Apostles. THURSDAY, APRIL 26 FEAST OF STS. CLETUS AND MARCELLINUS Red vestments, Gloria, Second prayer (in Low Masses) for the Pope, Preface of Easter. FRIDAY, APRIL 27 FEAST OF ST. 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