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110 Degree Heat
Ex-Navy Doctor Goes
To Laos Will Help
Disprove Red Lies
SAN FRANCISCO (NC) Dr. Thomas A. Dooley, an
ex-Navy physician who aided refugees fleeing from com
munism in northern Vietnam, has left for a year’s medical
mission in the tiny Far East kingdom of Laos.
He says 4hat hi* purpose in
planning to spend e year in
the 110 degree heat of Laos is
te show Asians "that the com
munist leaflet* and commun
ist whisperings that American*
are capitalistic imperialists is
to much malarkey."
Dr. Dooley and his four assist
ants will set up medical stations
and help improve health condi
tions in various parts of the
try.
coun-
Louis
grad
The Notre Dame and St.
University Medical School
uate said that he was taking more
than $250,000 worth of medicine
fiven him by a pharmaceutical
company. He has been given two
jeeps by an automobile concern.
A battery-run portable movie pro
jector was presented to him. with
a set of 16-millimeter copies of
Fantasia, Bambi and Snow White.
Dr. Dooley said, "everywhere
I've gone, people have asked
There’s really nothing wrong
With money—except that it s so
terribly habit forming.
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how they could help. Some 30
doctors have volunteered to go
along. I get some 60 to 80 let
ters a day, some with money,
others with good wishes. A stu
dent at Holy Cross sent me $25,
saying he donated a pint of
blood to get it. A woman lying
sick with cancer said she fig
ured she was useless to any
one—but said she'd pray like
heck for Dooley and the peo
ple he was going to serve."
In I^ios there is only one phys
sician for every 2.500.000 persons.
The country is hemmed in on
three sides by the Chinese Com
munists. Two sizeable areas in
northern taos are already under
communist domination and the
squeeze is on to subjugate the en
tire country.
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that Dr. Dooley had a
time getting insur
the other three mem
his expedition. Only
The reasons the physician gives
for going to Laos is, “I figure
God holds us responsible for
helping people less well off than
we are. In Laos they need o»ir
hely. As one of my lads, Pete Kes
sey. put it: “Over there, they
ain’t got it so good’.”
God Love You
1 oil Must Become One With
God to Reach Heaven
by Bishop Fulton J. Sheen
An ancient Arab story tolls
of a knock st th* door of the
Beloved and an interior voice
asking the one who knocked:
"Who Is
there?" "It is
I." The Voice
of the Belov
ed said: "This
House is not
big enough
for both you
and mo."
one
back
fast
spir-
The
who knocked then went
to the forest, prayed and
ed in solitude. Returning
itually refreshed another
knock at the door and again
the Voice of the Beloved ask
ed: “Who is there?” The one
who knocked answered: “An
other Thou." The door of Heav
en was opened.
Love alone reduce* two to
one. When we identify our will
and God's there is peace. That
is why we ask you to make sac
rifices for God's Church In Mis
sion lands. We encourage in
our readers what John the Bap
tist said when he saw
Lord: "I must decrease
must increase." What I
what I have must become
to be one with Him Who IS
and
Get
Our
Ha
am,
las*
GOD LOVE YOU to R.J.B. “I
recently settled a big case where
the fee was substantial. I
would like to share, in a small
way, my good fortune with the
missions. Accordingly, 1 am en
closing my check for $50.00.
May God bless you in the fine
work that you are doing
to D.C. for $129,04. “Please
find enclosed two weeks wages
for the people of the world,
starving for Christ, and for
food. This offering is but a
slight token of my apprecia
tion for the wonderful gifts
and opportunities God has be
stowed upon me." to V.F.
Enclosed is a check of my
A gift from the Cathedral Book Shop sent to a gracious host
and hostess is an accepted way to say “Thank You” from a
grateful guest.
There are ever so many gift suggestions awaiting your exam
ination here at the shop. There are appropriate cards, gifts
for the home and pictures for any room in the house. Books
of course are very popular bread ’n gutter gifts because they
can be so carefully personalized.
These days of preparation for the “back to school" move
ment may raise other book and gift selection problems. Pay
a visit soon and we will be delighted to be of service.
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first month’s pay $144.04 which
I gladly give for the missions.
I’m so very thankful I have it
to give." to Mrs. R. G.
“While working I found $10.00
which I turned tn to my em
ployer. If it was not claimed,
I promised to send half of it
to the Missions. When my
nephew was in an accident, I
decided to send the whole
$10.00." ... to R.J.B. and
J.B.B. for $1.00. “Since this
dollar was won on a wager
concerning a theological ques
tion, we thought that it would
be fitting if it were sent to
the Missions." ... to A.V.W.
for $10.00. “This is in thanks
giving for a just court decision.
prayar to
you will
refreshed.
By devotion and
the Blessed Mother
become spiritually
Honor Our Blessed
wearing a GOD LOVE YOU
medal. The image of Our Lady
that appears on this medal is
surrounded by ten letters of
the words God Love You. The
Seal of the Propagation of the
Faith appears on the reverse
side. Wearing this medal will
remind you that you must de
crease: Our Lord must increase.
For the following offering and
your request we will send you
the corresponding medal listed
below:
$2 small
S3 small
$5 large
Lady by
sterling silver medal
10K. gold-filled medal
sterling silver medal
Your sacrifice will increase
Our Lord in others through the
work of Our Holy Father's Mis
sion.
Cut out this column, pin your
sacrifice to it and mail it to
the Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen,
National Director of The So
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the Faith, 366 Fifth Avenue,
New York lx. N.Y., or your Di
ocesan Director, Reverend
James Kulp, 246 E. Town St.,
Columbus 16, Ohio.
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100-Year Old Priest
50th Year in Parish
BASTIA, Corsica—(NC) The
parish priest of Bastia has mark
ed his 100th birthday and the
beginning of his 50th year as
pastor in this town.
As a child, he sang in the choir
when the Empress Eugenie of
France visited the town. At that
time he was thought to be so
frail he could not live long.
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RITCHEY
1KT 11’1 1 O I I ,n descrlbin8 the raid by the
Sr. M. Madalatna, C.S.J., of Newark, N. J., studio* litems accurnuiated for five years,
the construction of a new type soler stove invented by I Gone are all the books, trans
Dr. Maria Telkes, at right, Project Director in the Re* llations and notes on the Naga
search Division of New York University's College of En- I grammar, which cost me so much
gineering. Fordham University Institute of Mission I time in research
Studies sponsored a demonstration of the device on the I Since 1 was away on a mission
Fordham campus before priests and nuns from some 20 I trip during the attack. I consider
mission societies and orders. In many mission areas fuel Ilfe *.as of the
to scarce and tha daily cooking of food is a ..nous prob- |secon(J „arr0„ recen,
lam in which solar stoves might coma to tha rescue. month,. In dune-, while travel
ing to Tmphal in a bus convoy,
we were attacked by hostile
Catholic Missions May
Cook by Sun’s Heat
NEW YORK (NC) Catholic missionaries saw oil fl pennies Chfilirp
demonstration here of a solar stove that could be used ini
mission stations throughout the world.
Man Ordained
Converted by
*Open Door* Plan I
AMSTERDAM, (NC)—A form
er pupil of the “Open Door"
apostolate here has been ordain
ed by Bishop William Baeten of
Breda. He is Hans van der Harst,
who is now Father Cuno.
Since its establishment in 1943,
the apostolate has brought about
the conversion of 2,500 persons.
There are three branch offices
in Amsterdam and centers in
five other Dutch cities.
All the centers give private in
structions in Catholicism and
organize conferences for non
Catholics.
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KOHIMA, India (NO —Naga
ret^la have burned down a mis
sion in this amall town north
east India and destroyed five
years of pioneer effort by a
Salesian missionary.
I The missionary is Father Hu
bert Marocchino. the first Sale
sian priest to br assigned per
manently to the pnmitr e Naga
hills. Kohima 18 one of
headquarters for 15 to 20
tribes, some of whom «till
tice head hunting.
?‘?t ”,r?ch™
O I I lost everything. Gone are
.. I all the necessary and useful
Nagas. Some of the passengers
were killed and others wound
ed, but I was unharmed.
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Passover Cup
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pr..,t, .nd r«pr.Mnhn0 1
An Italian meal prepared by
Gene Leone, New York restaur
anteur, was warmed in three
solar stoves. Dr. Marie Telkes,
project director in the research
division of New York Univer
sity's College of Engineering,
is inventor of the device. She
supervised use of the stove*.
At the conclusion of the dem
onstration, three priests of the
Order of St. Dominic, arranged
to take a solar stove with them
when they open a mission in
Pakistan later this year.
The Institute of Mission Studies
trains missionaries in anthropol
ogy and sociology of peoples with
whom they will work. Additional
courses include general linguis
tics, practical missiology, and
medical problems in the mis
sions.
Berlin.
The Fordham University In I nvPr chalice was presented to
stitute of Mission Studies spon- I ’hp pastor of St Peter s Church
sored demonstration of the I heLp bv •I«w«sh convr?rt
device before a group of The ’hahce. a particularly
”d.r. ,h’ «"Vert ""d family
r, -I the celebration of the Passover,
Father J. Hanklin Ewmg. S fhp Ipwj$h fesfna) fhat rnin.
J^, director of the Institute of|cirie l. wjth the Kristian Easter.
Mission Studies, arranged the As a cial symbo| of their
demonstration to acquaint mis-l f.OnverAon. the convert and his
sionartes with this benefit of soil family gave the valuable cup tn
ar energy. He said the devicelthe Church to be consecrated
should be especially useful ini for use at Mass.
mission areas where fuel isl ___________ 0___________
scarce and the daily cooking ofl Four and twenty are the most
food is a serious problem, requir-l desirable ages: at four you know
ing excessive labor and time. I ai] the questions at twenty, you
IS
The invention consists of al know all the answers.
sealed oven into which solar heat I —Catholic Digest—August
is directed by flat, aluminum mir-[
rors The oven assembly holds
the heat, thus allowing the cook
to use the stoves after sundown
Only a few handmade stoves are
available for test purposes. It is
estimated the device could be
mass produced at a cost of about
10 dollars.
nci—a gold paae-
Ifinv example of Jewish work-
Priest Says,
two
Naga
prac-
work
Most of the missionary's
has been among the Angami and
Serna Naga*, who are compara
Itively civilized and peaceful.
I About three years ago he bap
I tized the first Angamis to be
I came Catholics He also built
I the first Catholic mission in this
I area and compiled th'e first An
I garni grammar.
Despite Language Barrier
Josea Alonza, 18-yaar-old Maxican boy is pictured re
cuperating from a Birmingham, Alabama, train accident
in which he lost his left arm and right leg. Although
Josea cannot speak English, the youth has made fast
friends with Father Robert E. Campbell of the North
Alabama Mission Band, and W. E. Taggert, representative
of a group of employees from a Birmingham com-
The “Open Door’ eenter oc-. w---- ,steel
cupies space in a shop in the I pany who donated $123 for the youth's medical expenses
heart of Amsterdam. Passers-byr
are invited to ask there any
questions they may have about
Catholicism. Some 2,000 persons
a year make inquiries.
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Over 300 Million Chinese
Converts In Next Few Decades
SYDNEY. Australia fNCi Within a few decades
more than half of the 600 million Chinese will be Catholics,
a priest predicted here.
The prediction was made b\ Father Josef Meiners
Divine Word missionary who pent 17 '.ears in China and
three years in prison in Peking
He was -ent heir tn open a new
Divine Word seminary in Aus
trail*.
“Once communism collapses
he stated, there will be a tre
mendous rush to the Catholic
Church. The Chinese people
never forget the strongest
wark against their present
pressers.
"They will remember it
the Catholic Ch rch that most
vigorously opposed the com
munist advance Catholic mis
sionaries who stayed longest,
Sues Convent
Must Register
NAGPUR India (NC) I he
Madhya Pradesh sta^e govern
ment has sued a Catholic con
vent and demanded its registra
tion as a public charitable trust.
The government asked the
state Supremo Court to reverse
a ruling that exempted St.
Joseph's consent of Saugor from
the provisions of the Madhya
Pradesh Public Trust Xct The
act demands that all Catholic
institutions be registered as pub
lic trust.
In India public trusts are
government administered. This
means that if the trusts act is
enforced, Catholic institutions
will be under control of the
government.
The Madhya Pradesh govern
ment calked the Supreme Court
exemption ruling an “illegal, un
just and most improper miscar
riage of justice.” The exemption
was granted on the basis of argu
ments presented by convent
authorities. They said that the
convent was a voluntary union
of pious women who had pool
ed their educational and finan
cial resources to conduct a school
for Indian children.
The registrar nf public trusts
of Saugor backed the nuns. He
said their free association ex
cluded them from jurisdiction
of the Public Trust acl, even
though the purpose of their
association was public good.
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until they were expelled or
jailed Catholic priests, nuns.
Brothers, the brave Legion of
Mary and innumerable Catho
lic faithful who were slough
tered or jailed for their resist
ance to a godless, immoral end
cruel regime.
“The missionaries were expell
p'1 as criminal. hut they uJi re
turn as heroes They left their
flock in tears, but they uil! re
turn with great rejoicing At that
time thousands of missionaries
will he needed tn meet the de
mand."
Will
bul
ap-
Indian State
Father Meiners worked in sem
inaries in China for many years
He was cofounder of a Divine
Word seminary in Peking. Within
two years after its foundation, it
had enrolled 200 youth- as can
didates for the Society of the Di
vine Word.
The progress was halted by
communisi persecution in 1951.
The Reds jailed the entire sem
inary staff Father Memers was
released after three years in
pn-on. He arrived in Australia
last year.
“I have been expelled.” he said,
“hut one day I hope to go back.
In Australia I am recruiting re
inforcements for the Chinese
mission field That L« the one pur
pose of the neu mission seminary
near Albury."
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facilities wing for Good
itan Hospital, Cincinnati,
nounced recently by Mother Mary
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Sisters of Charity. Construction,
which will start immediately, is
expected to be completed by mid
1958.
award of
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THE ATHOLIC TIMES—T
Friday. Aug. 24.19M
Italian Beds
BOLOGNA,
priests out of the factories.* some
Marxist trade unionists in Bo
logna scribbled recently on the
walls of factories here.
They also distributed a circular
urging employees “to remove
priests from working places*
either by writing a letter to the
management or by promoting
referendum among the workers.
The priests the communists do
not want in factories are labor
chaplains trained at St. Christina
seminary in Bologna. His Emin
ence Giacomo Cardinal Lercaro
Archbishop of Bologna, recently
defended them from communist
slander hy issuing a special let
ter in which he stressed the im
portance of the apostolic work of
the labor chaplains.
In 1942 the late Cardinal Bat
ti-ta Na sal Rocca de Corneliano,
former Archbishop of Bologna,
tocognizozd St hristina semin
ary as an organization for the
format inn of labor chaplains
In
1943 the first two priests were
ordained: Father Angpln Magaf
noh. present rector of the sem
inary and ather Giulio Salmi.
Another priest was ordained
in 1951, three in 1954 and four
each in 1955 and 1956. The new
priest* undergo an apprentice
ship in their diocese and are
then put under the supervision
of the hishop.
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