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2—THE CATHOLIC TIMES
Friday, May 11,1956
Portsmouth
(Continued from Page 1)
of Music in Cincinnati, where he
earned a bachelor of music de
gree in 1931, and his master of
arts in education in 1933. He re
ceived the university's Springer
Gold Medal in 932.
While a student, Mr. Schirr
mann was accompanist for the
Xavier University Men's Clef
Club.
He attributes hi* conversion
to Catholicism to the period in
which he served as a chaplain's
assistant to a Catholic priest
in the Army in 1941. He was
baptised a Catholic on Oct. 4,
1942, at St. Mary's Church in
Portsmouth.
He is a member of the Bishop
Hartley General Assembly Fourth
Degree, Knights of Columbus,
and was graduated from the Gre
gorian Institute of America’s
Catholic Choirmasters Correspon
dence Course.
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State officers of the Daughters of Isa itla
and their invited guests gather arund their an
nual banquet Curing the 27th anr.-^l stafi
vention. Left to right, seated, Miss Margaret
Quinlisk, Past State Recent, Mrs. th, Pat
rick, State Vice Regent Mrs. Mi.dred E. Bow
man, State Regent, and Miss Crtbc Ine Li ton.
State Secretary. Standing, left to right, Mrs.
Mary Bergman, Mrs. Mario Pealv, and Miss
Monsignor William E Kap
pes, State Chaplain of the
Daughters of Isabella, re
minded delegates to the
State Convention here last
week that the “Popes have
always promoted an active lay
apostoiate.”
The State Chaplain of the 7300
membe’ state organization urged
active participation in '.hurch and
civic affairs, telling the group
that “People must not only rely
on temporal and secular things,”
but must look for spiritual devel
opment as well, if they want to
do good in these other zreas.”
Mrs. Mildred E. Brwman of
Sidney will serve a second year
as state regent of the state-wide
group.
Delegates to this 27th annual
meeting passed two resolutions
which asked for a closer adher
ence to established moral stand
ards.
One of them struck out at
Sunday shoppers, stating that it
was the buyer ’ho makes un
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The other resolution asked
that more "decent dress be en
couraged.” especially during the
summer months.
Also reelected were Mrs. Dor
othy Patrick of Dayton, vice re
gent Miss Catherine Liston of
Zanesville, secretary and Mrs.
Emma Simmons of Marion, trea
surer. All will serve one-year
terms.
Elected to the three-member
Springs Senior Receives
$500 Scholarship Award
A St. Mary’s of the Springs
Academy senior was awarded a
five hundred dollar annual
scholarship it was announced this
week.
Kathleen Hayes, daughter of Mr.
and MTs. Henry C. Hayes of St.
Catharine parish, Columbus, was
awarded a five hundred dollar
scholarship by St. Mary’s college,
Notre Dame, Indiana.
The award, renewable annually,
was given to Miss Hayes on the
basis of her scholastic standing
and school activities.
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THE SUPREME COUNCIL
The Supreme Council of the Knights of Columbus, Internationally known rater*
nal insurance organisation of Catholic men, has announced from its headquarters
in New Haven, Connecticut, the Order's plans for a concerted drive for a member­
ship of ONE MILLION by May 20, 1956, All practical Catholic men, 18 years or
older, are eligible for membership in the Knights of Columbus, and all prospective
members of the Order should indicate their intention of joining the society by eith­
er writing to, telephoning to, or personally contacting, the Grand Knight at the
Margaret Creager, State Trustees Paul Lynch,
District Deputy of the Knights of Columbus
Monsignor William E. Kappes, State Chaplain of
th- group, and *tie guest speaker, Miss Helen
Baechle, Past State Regent Monsig.tor Herman
E. t*'‘’?ngly, Mrs. Emma Simmons, State Ti
urer Father Li s Drury, and Mrs. Louise Reidy,
Past State Regent.
Board of Trusteer, ’or a one year
term was Mrs. James Gilmore of
Holy Rosary Parish, Columbus.
Mrs. Gilmore is regent of Colum
bus Circle 353.
As state regent, Mrs. Bowman
will attend the organization’s
nationa’ convention in August in
Detroit, Mich. The state conven
tion will be held next May in
Springfield.
A total of 449 registered dele
gates from 37 circles in the state
attended this year’s meeting.
Reunion
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Catholics may be soon, Father
Wilcock urged Roman Catholics
to be more active in preparations
for this possibility.
He called on American Cath
olics, as individuals and In or
ganizations, to aid the work of
the Russian Center at Fordham
University In New York City.
This center, he explained, is
helping to train priests and
sisters for service in Russia,
and to prepare Catechisms
end other Roman Catholic
printed material in the Rus
sian language.
“Our vital job right now,’’ he
continued. “Is to explain to Ro
man Catholics the tremendous
importance of making adequate
preparations for the time when
we can reunite with our separat
ed brethren in Russia.
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ST. TXJUIS—(NC)—Film Star
Pat O’Brien will help the Sisters
of Mercy here celebrate the 100th
anniversary of their arrival in
St. Louis. He will speak May 13
at a centennial dinner at the
Chase Hotel.
EAST SIDE
Marian Council 3864
GK David B. McNerney
DO. 6153
FOUNDED JUNE 1955
Vets Told Americans Lack
Personal Concept of Loyalty
not have a self-centered concept
of loyalty, Archbishop Richard J.
Cushing told a veteran’s organi
zation at a rally on historic Bos
ton Common. Loyalty, the Arch
bishop said, “is a question of jus
tice ... it involves relations with
others, obligations to persons,
places or things outside one’s
self.”
Americans should be loyal to
their family, their government on
both the local and national lev
els, and above all else to God,
Archbishop Cushing told the La
dies’ Auxiliary of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars.
While we should have “a pas
sionate loyalty to the nation and
to the way of life which is the
heart of its heritage,” the Arch
bishop said, “. We cannot sub
scribe to the position: 'My coun
try right or wrong’. We must al
ways say: ‘My country: when it
is right, I must help keep it so
when it is wrong, I must help to
make it right’.”
There are only about 20,000
“full-grown Communists” in the
U.S. at the present time. Arch
bishop Cushing estimated, “but
the number of persons engaged in
front activity has been estimated
by the Communist leaders them
selves to outnumber the actual
Communist Party membership by
a ratio of 10 to 1
This whole crowd, he said, is a
fifth column, taking orders from
Moscow and making use of dupes
to forward Communist objec
tives.
“Too many of our people,”
Archbishop Cushing asserted, “fail
to see the real nature of Com
Victory Parish
Readies Building
hind Canmainn
Sunday, May 13, has been se
lected as “Kickoff Day” for the
Our Lady of Victory Building
Fund Campaign.
Father J. Arnold Favret. the
pastor, has announced that pledg
es and contributions will be so
licited from parishioners during
the remainder of the month to
provide necessary enlargement
and improvement of parish facili
ties.
Our Lady of Victory is the old
est Catholic Church in the Tri
Village area and must be remod
eled to accommodate its present
membership, which has quadrup
led since its founding.
Father Favret has appointed
Tom Campbell, 1389 Cambridge
Blvd., as general chairman of the
campaign. He will be assisted by
the following committee chair
men: Jack Canna and Lew Mar
tin, publicity Bill Jaster and
Mondo Lombardi, finance Tom
Tarpy, Mondo Tarini and Ernie
Luthman, solicitation Tom Ap
plegate, special gifts, and Jack
Lynch and Ed Argus, progress.
“In God We Trust” Motto
Sent To Senate for OK
WASHINGTON (NC) A
joint resolution to make “In,God
We Trust” the national motto has
been adopted by the House and
sent to the Senate.
The four-line resolution would
establish as the official motto the
phbase which has appeared for
many years on coins and which
must i.ow appear on all currency
under a law enacted last year.
OR
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BOSTON—(NC)—Americans do
munism as the enemy of every
thing precious to us Too
many believe that Communism is
a progressive system that has
made a few terrible mistakes.”
America has an answer to Com
munism, he concluded, in “the
value we place on human life. We
can expose the inhuman tyranny
of Communism if we can succeed
in explaining that value.”
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LITURGY
Of The
WEEK
SUNDAY, MAY 13
THE SUNDAY AFTER
ASCENSION
White vestments, Gloria, Sec
ond prayer (in Low Masses) of St.
Robert Bellarmine, Credo, Pre
face of the Ascension.
MONDAY, MAY 14
COMMEMORATION OF
ST. BONIFACE
Mass as on Ascension Thurs
day. White vestments, Gloria, Sec
ond and Tfiird prayers (in Low
Masses) of St. Boniface and for
the Pope, no Credo, Preface of
the Ascension.
TUESDAY, MAY 15
FEAST OF ST. JOHN BAPTIST
De LA SALLE
White vestments, Gloria, no
Credo, Preface of the Ascension.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 16
FEAST OF ST. UBALDUS
White vestments, Gloria, Sec
ond prayer (in Low Masses) for
the Pope, no Credo, Preface of
the Ascension.
THURSDAY, MAY 17
FEAST OF ST. PASCHAL
BAYLON
White vestments, Gloria, Sec
ond prayer (in Low Masses) for
the Pope, no Credo, Preface of
the Ascension.
FRIDAY, MAY 18
FEAST OF ST VENANTIUS
Red vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer (in Low Masses) for the
Pope, no Credo, Preface of the
Ascension.
SATURDAY, MAY 19
VIGIL OF PENTECOST
Red vestments, Gloria, Preface
and Communicantes of Pentecost.
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