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A good book plus a shady nook is our recommendation to
beat the heat. Fiction, biography, -history are all excellent
hot weather reading fare and we have a number of interest
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Summer is also an ideal time to develop a program of spiritual
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Childrens books are specially featured during these vacation
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RELIGIOUS ART PRAYER BOOKS ROSARM
BOOKS GREETING CARDS
Of Interest to Women
By Our Correspondent*
St. Patrick’s pansh, Columbus, has announced the new
officers for the coming year’s activities. They are: Mrs. Ray
Buechner, president Mrs. Karl Donley, vice-president Mrs.
Jack Litzinger, recording secretary Mrs. Everhart Turner,
corresponding secretary Mrs.
Anatole Langlais, treasurer, and
Mrs. Jacob Miceli, project chair
man.
The Christmas and Occasional
card drive under the chairman-
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ship of Mrs. Charles Sherrard
will be intensified during the
coming week. Miss Anne Cook
will assist in this project. The
first meeting will take place on
Thursday, September 20.
Three guilds of St. Ann’s In
fant Home and Hospital will
meet during the next week. On
Tuesday, August 14, Guild 40
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Eugene Boring, Jr., 1355 Lake
wood Rd. Refreshments will
follow the business meeting
scheduled for 8 p. m.
On Thursday, August 16,
Guild 42 convenes 'at the home
of Mrs. Robert Irwin, 1748 E.
Mound St. A business meeting
starting at 8:30 p. m., will be
followed by bridge and refresh
ments.
On Friday, August 17, Guild
22 will meet at the home of
Mrs. N. A. Molchan, 2160 River
hill Dr. The meeting is sched
uled for 8 p. m.
LANCASTER The St. Mary
Altar Society will hold its month
ly potluck supper in the school
basement on Monday, August 13,
at 6:30 p. m. The regular meet
ing will follow at 7:30. All mem
bers of the Altar society and
women of the parish are urged to
attend and bring a covered dish
for the supper.
The Catholic Women's
League will hold its annual
family picnic at Camp St. Rita,
Groveport, on Sunday, August
12, at 3 p. m.
Mrs. Harry Schott is chair
man for the committee on ar
rangements while Miss Flor
ence Gaughran is in charge of
transportation.
Camp St. Rita is sponsored
*by Catholic Women's League
and members are invited to in
spect the new construction and
enjoy the camp's facilities.
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Columbia U.
Publishes ‘Anti
Stalin’ Paper
NEW YORK—(NO —A series
of 18 documents dealing with
the anti-Stalin campaign being
conducted in communist-control
led countries, and within com
munist parties throughout the
world, has been published here
by the Columbia University Press.
Edited by the Russian Insti
tute of the university, the book
includes the secret speech of
Nikita S. Krushchev, communist
party chief, about the “cult of
the individual,” given at the 20th
congress of the Communist party
in Moscow last February.
Among the documents are ed
itorials from many of the lead
ing communist publications in
Europe and the Daily Worker,
published in New York.
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In prayer, it is necessary above
all for us to present ourselves to
God just as we are. Thomas
Merton.
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A campaign to provide kennels and exercise space
for dogs under observation at the Georgetown Medical
Center has been launched by WARDS, a national organiza
tion devoted to "Welfare of Animals used for Research in
Drugs and Surgery." Mrs. Charles A. Hufnagel and Fa
ther Thomas J. O'Donnell, S.J., Georgetown Medical
School Regent, are shown with Buddy, one of 106 dogs
used at the Center. WARDS, a non-profit group, asks
that any gifts, large or small, and requests for informa
tion, be sent to Box 5678, Washington 16, D.C.
Contraceptive Use
Imply Man Only
Developed Animal
NEW YORK (NC) Such practices as artificial
family restriction, sterilization and therapeutic abortion im
ply that man is only a highly developed animal having no
eternal destiny and no responsibility to God for his actions.
Father John C. Thomas, S. J.,
member of the Institute of So
cial Order at St. Louis University
and author of “The American Ca
tholic Family," told an ABC ra
dio network audience this in a
“Christian in Action” broadcast.
The program is produced by the
National Council of Catholic Men.
It was the first in a series of
radio addresses Father Thomas
will give on “The Christian Fam
ily in Mid-Century America.”
Writers who advocate such
practices, he said imply a
view of the human person "to
tally opposed to the treditional
Christian view."
Must Adjust
Father Thomas pointed out
that the American family circle
has been forced to adjust to pro
found and rapid changes within
the past century as it has shifted
from a rural to an industrialized
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One of the Vision books for chil
dren aged 9 to 15.
BETZ. E. K. Knight Of Mo
lakai. (St. Anthony Guild Press.
$2.50). A juvenile biography of
Father Damien for the upper
grades.
BOESCH, MARK. The Cross in
The West. (Farrar, Straus and
Cudahy. $1.95). In the Vision
book series, for children aged 9
to 15 an account of the western
U.S. missions and the activity of
Franciscans, Dominicans and Jes
uits.
DONNELLY, W. P. Father
Michael Pro Priest Of The Work
ingman. (St. Anthony Guild
Press. 50c Paper). Popular bi
ography including a prayer for
Father Pro's beatification.
GARRIGOU LAGRANGE, R.
Beatitude. A Commentary On St.
Thomas’ Theological Summa.
(Herder $6). The section on hu
man acts and moral theology.
LAFARGE, JOHN. A Report
on the American Jesuits. (Farrar,
Straus and Cudahy. $4.50). An ex
pansion of the article in LIFE
magazine with the photographs
by Margaret Bourke-White.
MATT, LEONARD and RAH
NER, HUGO. St. Ignatius Loyola.
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ography.
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PATTERSON, E. B. Saint Fran
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$3.50). Poems on St. Francis of
Assisi, written from 1200 A.D.
to the present.
urban environment. In the
cess of working out the adjust
ment. he continued the Ameri
can people discovered they no
longer agreed on the nature and
purpose of marriage because they
could no longer agree on the
nature and purpose of man.
No Concensus
“When there is no agreement
on ultimate values.” said the
Jesuit sociologist, “there can be
no agreement on family norms
or individual conduct. Today we
have no unified family program
to support the family because
there is no consensus on the na
ture of the family.”
“While rejecting traditional re
straints and controls,” he added,
“we have been unable to replace
them, with the result that we are
moving in the direction of non
regulation.”
The priest hastened to point
out that there is still a "solid
core of Christians" who agree
in maintaining the traditional
approach. These people, he
said, "believe that man is per
sonally responsible to God for
his conduct and that the use
of sex must conform to the di
vine plan."
“Their basic problem,” accord
ing to Father Thomas, “consists
in living out their ideals in a
society where accepted practices
and customs frequently lend lit
tle support to their cherished
values.”
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Reduced Clergy Air Rates
WASHINGTON, (NC)—Presi
dent Eisenhower has signed a
bill that would permit airlines
to grant reduced-rate fares to
“ministers of religion” on a space
available basis.
The measure, passed in the
last days of the recent Congress,
amends the Civil Aeronautics
Act of 1938 in order to authorize
the price cuts.
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Tito Gets No
New Military
Aid From U.S.
WASHINGTON—(NC) Com
munist Yugoslavia will receive no
new military assistance funds
from the United States.
A Houso-Senate Conference
Committee, which hammered
out final agreement between
the two legislative bodies on
the foreign aid bill, left in it a
rider to that effect.
The rider on the $3,766,570,000
appropriation hill directs the
President to give nn military
funds to the Tito regime except
for spare parts and replacements
for material already sent.
Not affected was $100,000,*
000 in military aid to Yugo
slavia that already is "in the
pipeline." Nor did It touch
$17,000,000 in economic assist
ance to thet country.
A few days before the bill was
sent to the President for his sig
nature, the executive committee
of the Supreme Board of Direc
tors of the’Knights of Columbus
had urged cutting off alt U.S.
aid to Yugoslavia.
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French Movie
Given 6C9 Rating
NEW YORK (NC) The
National Legion of Decency has
announced it has evaluated
“Fruits Of Summer," French
movie distributed by Ellis Films,
in Class C—condemned.
The Legion announced the fol
lowing objection against the film:
“The theme of this picture is se
riously opposed to Christian and
traditional standards of morality
and decency by reason of a light
and farcical presentation of the
virtue of purity. In treatment, an
atmosphere of suggestiveness in
costuming, dialogue and situa
tions permeates this film.”
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