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Msgr. Glenn Defends
Dogma of Infallibility
A thoughtful man who believes in the divinity of Christ
must conclude by reason alone that both the Church and
the Holy Father “must have the prerogative of infallibility.’’
So declared Monsignor Pau) .J. Glenn, rector of St.
Charles Seminary, in a radio ad
dress broadcast nationally Sun
day on “The Catholic Hour.”
Those persons who find the claim
of infallibility “prideful and out
rageous” misunderstand its mean
ing. the prelate declared.-
Delivering the third in a to
ri** of five sermon* on the pop
ular radio program, Montigner
Glonn gave numerous reason*
why a per ton, even without
revelation, can conclude that
th* doctrine of infallibility it
quite logical,
facts, h* said.
“Christ, who
Church,
body of
cessors.
thority:
heareth
heareth
truth?
"Christ say* to Mi* Church:
'Teach all nations' and can th*
divinely appointed teacher* be
able to teach falsehood?
"Christ says tn His Church: ‘1
am with you all days, even to the
end of the world.’ Can Christ be
with an agency capable of mis
leading men?
"And to Fetor, by a most
solemn ceremony, Christ trans
fer* th* office of shepherding
the whole Church. Peter is to
feed the lamb* and th* sheep
the entire flock Shall it be
possible fer this chief shepherd
to feed the fleck tne poison of
Consider those
it God. gives His
active teaching
in its
Apostles and then- sw
His own voice and au
‘He that heareth you,
Me.’ And can he that
Christ hear anything but
“Can the lxrd who. by His
own strong words to Pilate, caine
into the world to give testimony
to the truth—can He in the chief
shepherd so carefully chosen and
appointed, give testimony to er
ror?
“The Church it founded and
the chief shepherd it appoint
ed to bring men to heaven, not
to hell. And that agency which
can err is an agency capable
of leading men to hell. It it
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the truth that make* man free,
and falsity of error which en
slaves. Shall the Church of
Christ, or Mis Vicar on earth,
be capable ef enslaving men?
Not so. For St. Foul says, 'We
are free with the freedom with
which Christ hath made us
Explaining that the food of the
soul is true religious and moral
doctrine, and that doctrine is
merely a not her word for dogma
or teaching. Monsignor Glenn as
serted:
“The people who call them
selves Christians, and yet quar
rel with the Church and with the
Papacy, and with the notion of
definite and definitive teaching
in the form of dogmatical defi
nition, are quarreling with Christ
Himself.
"It I* Christ that ha* set
ths Church to teach, that
te pronounce dogmatical
struetion: 'Going, tsach all
tions.' If it Christ who has
ths Church as th* mfellihlo in
dicator of moral*: Tsach (all
nations) to obsorv* all thing*
whatsoever I have commanded
you.' It is not the Church, by
its own authority, but Christ
living in His Church who ex
act* the submittion ef every
mind and will to the Church'*
teaching: 'He that heareth you,
heareth Me."
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Monsignor Glenn declared that
the “glorious Church, completed
and commissioned by the Risen
l^ord, is still and ever shall be
the sheepfold of the one true
Shepherd of men’s souls.” He
added:
“Those who know this truth,
and lovingly and gratefully ac
cept it realize their happy state
and realize, too. their obligation
Their obligation is to live the
life of the Church, to be a wor
thy member of the (lock of
Christ. to win to the fold those
errant sheep which the Good
Shepherd longs to have in His
fold. Their obligation is to mani
fest, by faith and by prayer, by
FISCHER. Adolph W., 56 New
ark, April 10, St. Francis de Sales
church. Survivors: his wife, Em
ily’ three sons, a daughter, his
father and a sister.
RUBRAKE, Miss Margaret. R6.
1550 Rnxbury Rd., Columbus,
April 10. chapel at St Raphael’s
Home. Survivors: a brother, a
niece and a nephew.
WISE, Mrs. Mary. 46, 581 Gallo
way St. Columhus, April 11, St.
Dominic church. Survivors her
husband, Charles three sisters
and a brother.
COLETTI, Cesar* L., 84. New
Philadelphia. April 11. Sacred
Heart church. Survivors: his wife,
Domenica five sons, four daugh
ters, 20 grandchildren, 18 great
grandchildren and a brother.
HORD, Miss Josephine, 76,
Franklin County Home. April 10,
Immaculate Conception church.
Survivors: several nieces and
nephews.
TARANTELL1. Victor, three
y-ears 348 W. Second Ave., Co
lumbus, April 11, St. Francis
church. Survivors his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Tarantelli
a sister, maternal grandparents,
paternal grandmother and several
nieces and nephews.
MELF1, Guiscppe, 57, 91 S.
Hartford Ave., Columhus. April
14. Holy Family church. Surviv
ors. his wife. Mana two daugh
ters, a granddaughter, five sis
ters. nieces and nephews.
McLAUGHLIN. Mrs. Anna. 91,
Junction City, April 13, St. Pat
rick church. Survivors: three
nieces and five nephews.
1 DWELL. John Thomas, 79,
Frankfort. 0.. April 12. St. Peter
church. Chillicothe. Survivors: a
sister, three brothers, four nieces
and a nephew.
HILL. Mrs. Mary Ann. 84, 144
Nashoba Ave.. Columbus. April
12. St. Aloysios church. Survivors:
a son. four daughters. 10 grand
children and 24 great-grandchil
dren.
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The Ix*ast of God's Brethren
At the Leprosarium of Jungahad, Ahmedabad, India, a Spanish
Sitter of the Carmelite Missionary Sitters minister* outdoor* to a
victim of advanced leprosy. This unfortunate men's condition was
to bad that ether petients ef ths hospital ware opposed to hi*
admission. Only three Sister* car* for about 100 patient* at this
leprosarium.
devotion Io Sacraments and the
Holy Sacrifice, by example of no
ble life, the unique ,nd necessary
truth they are permitted to pos
sess and follow.
"In tome measure each
member of th* flock mutt at
tract the** 'other sheep that
ar* not of this fold.' In tome
measure, each member of the
flock must share th* awful bur
den ef the charge laid upon St.
Peter: 'Feed my lambs food
my sheep.'"
Monsignor Glenn
the sermon series
Sunday nn WLW.
fourth talk is “Peace Be to You.’
May They Rest in Peace
will continue
at 2:30 p.m
Topic of the
CHEECHIO, Vito, 78. 817 W
Rich St., Columhus, April 10, St.
John the Raplist church. Surviv
ors: a son. two daughters, eight
grandchildren, three great-grand
children and a sister.
Joseph.
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Survivors,
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sius church.
Marie, four
children.
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HERRMAN, Herbert
E. Stewart Ave.. April
Christi church. Survivors:
wife. Susanne, his son and Haugh
ter, his parents and two sisters.
13. Corpus
his
CIjOUSE, Grace E., 60, Somer
set, April 14, Holy Trinity
Church Survivors: her father,
two sons, a stepson and step
daughter, two brothers and two
sisters, twn grandchildren.
THORNTON. Harry J., 82. St An
thony Hospital. April 14. St. Aloy
sius. Survivors a daughter, four
sons, nine grandchildren and six
great grandchilden.
KOENIG, Mrs. Joseph, 69. Ot
way, April 16. Our lady of Lour
des church. Survivors: her hus
band, six sons, three daughters, a
sister, two brothers and 26 grand
children.
BLANCHARD. Paul. 49, 637 S.
Pearl St.. Columhus. April 14. St.
Mary church. Survivors: his wife,
Georgia a daughter, a step
daughter. five grandchildren, a
sister and several nieces and
nephews.
PANCOTTO. Pasquale, 66. 512
Frebis Ave., Columbus. April 12,
St. l^o church. Survivors: his
w'ife, Annunziata two daughters
a sister, brother and a grandson.
DIM1TROEF, James, formerly
of Columbus. April 13 SI Ra
phael’s church. Springfield. O.
Survivors: his wife. Edith, and a
son.
CONLEY, Mrs. Annabelle. 739
Henry St., Columbus. April 16. St.
Francis church. Survivors: a
daughter and a brother.
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Catholic Support of Private
Schools Is Cited bv Bishop
YOUNGSTOWN, O
.......... .........rt who|r hrartedlv thr public school system
....... .......... States.” Bishop John King Mussio of Steuben
ville lold some 900 leaders in the torrent Mahoning Vajlev
Catholic High Schools campaign here
“We believe in the ideal of our forefathers: that to
every boy or girl, who seeks it.
shall be given an education to
prepare
try and
through
them welt to serve coun
(rod, and we feel that
the Catholic school sys
are giving our contribu
that ideal of schooling,"
tion to
he continued.
“la a special way we make this
contribution because America as
we know it hat its stability simp
ly because it is founded on some
th iag that can never change,” the
Bishop said. “It is established on
a belief in God and belief in
certain inalienable rights we have
from God. As long as America
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and strong and shall last. Catho
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heart* of children." Me declar
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else but right living under
“It is blessing of our time.”
he said, “that suddenly it has
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