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2- THE CATHOLIC TIMES
Friday, September 7, 1956
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The cornerstone at the new convent at
Sacred Heart parish was laid last week
when Bishop Hettinger applied the finish
ing touches as Dr. E. P. Benedict, Mrs.
Harry Blanc and Joseph Snyder looked
Bishop Ready will lay the cornerstone for the new Sa
cred Heart elementary and business high school, at 10:30
a m. Sunday.
The 12-room school which is
expected to he ready for occu
pancy early next year was begun
the latter part of July this year.
lire cornerstone for the new
U-shaped convent which was be
gun at the same time, was laid
last week by Bishop Hettinger,
pastor of Sacred Heart parish.
General contractor for the new
Sacred Heart school is James J.
McArthur. Sheridan Heating and
Plumbing, and the Electrical Pow
er and Equipment Co., are the
subcontractors for the school and
convent. Emerick and McGee are
ihe architects for the two build
ings.
The new school is a direct ad
d.tion to Ihe present Ryan Hall,
t&rish recreation center, and will
he parallel to Summit street. The
school is being constructed of
brick masonry with stucco trim
and will house
school and the
school.
both the grade
business high
12 room school
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Bishop Hettinger Lays Cornerstone
Cornerstone Ceremony
At Sacred Heart Sept. 9
was constructed in 1875 and will
he completely demolished w’hen
the new school is ready for oc
cupancy.
A festival will bp held Septem
her 14 and 15 on the parish
grounds which will help defray
building costs, according to Bish
op Hettinger.
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Annual Summer
Festival Planned
Al Sacred Heart
The annual parish festival at
Sacred Heart church, Columbus,
will be held Sept,
school grounds, it
nounced by Jerry
man of the affair.
on. Bishop Ready will lay the cornerstone
to the new school, also under construe*
tion, this Sunday following a Pontifical
Low Mass in Sacred Heart church.
14-15 on the
has been an
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and George
Henry Glitches
Goodburn are
while women in charge of stands
are: Miss Thelma Ryan, Miss Joan
Reams, Mrs. Raymond Whaley,
Mrs. William Gladwell, Mrs. Rob
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The public is invited.
-Mass Ordo
LITURGY
Of The
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9
THE SIXTEENTH SUNDAY
AFTHR PENTECOST
Green vestments, Gloria, Sec
ond pra.ver (in Low Masses) of St.
Peter Claver, Credo, Preface of
the Trinity.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10
FEAST OF ST. NICHOLAS OF
TELENTINO
White vestments Gloria, Sec
ond prayer (in lxw Masses) for
the Pope, Common Preface.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11
COMMEMORATION OF STS.
PROTUS AND HYACINTH
Mass as on Sunday. Green
vestments, no Gloria, Second and
Third prayers (in Ixiw Masses)
of Sts Protus and Hyacinth and
for the Pope, no Credo, Common
Preface.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12
FEAST OF THE MOST HOLY
NAME OF MARY
White vestments, Gloria, Sec
ond prayer (in Low Masses) for
the Pope, Credo, Preface of the
Blessed Virgin.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13
FERIAL DAY
MASS AS ON SUNDAY
Green vestments, no Gloria,
Second prayer (in Low Masses)
for the Pope, no Credo, Common
Preface.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14
FEAST OF THE EXALTATION
OF THE HOLY CROSS
Red vestments. Gloria, Second
prayer (in Low Masses) for the
Pope. Credo, Preface of the Holy
Cross.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15
FEAST OF THE SEVEN
SORROWS OF OUR LADY
White vestments, Gloria, Sec
ond prayer (in Low Masses) of
St. Nicodemis, Sequence. Credo,
Preface of the Blessed Virgin.
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The office said there would be
some 41,553,000 in all schools and
colleges this year. This means, it
pointed out, that one of every
four persons in the country will
be attending school or college.
Many Catholic school systems
in the country have had to face a
whole set of problems presented
by these increasing numbers.
Th* gap between the need
for teaching Sisters and the
number available has been wid
ened. Religious vocations are
reported to be at an all-time
high, but they can't keep up
with the number of children.
Some education officials have
estimated that as many as 30.000
new teachers will be needed in
Catholic elementary schools by
I960 and some 25,000 in sec
ondary schools by 1970.
More Lay Teachers
Undoubtedly this will mean an
increase in the number of lay
teachers in many dioceses, pre
senting such difficulties as the
sources of funds to pay adequate
salaries and integration of the
new teachers into schpol facul
ties. It puts Catholic school sys
tems in competition with public
schools for qualified teachers. At
present about one in every seven
grade school teachers is a lay per
son.
More students will need more
buidlings. Many dioceses are now
undertaking extensive building
projects. In the Archdiocese of
Philadelphia, for example, Arch
bishop John F. O’Hara, C.S.C.,
launched a development plan in
1954 which, when completed, will
see more than 120 new schools
and additions built to serve the
Catholic population there.
In the country, between 1952
and 1955. 520 new grade schools
and 120 new’ high schools were
constructed,
April report
partment of
according to the
of the N.C.W.C. De
Education.
enrollments
suggestions from
Increasing
have
some quarters that thought be
given to revising the academic
structure of schools. One such
proposal has been that Catholic
schools drop the first four grades
and specialize instead on upper
elementary grades and on the
high school level. However, dis
cussion on such proposals is still
in the beginning stages.
resulted in
The N.C.W.C. News Service’s
estimate of this year’s enroll
ments was based on a compari
son of the 1953-54 biennial survey
of Catholic education and the
April 955-56 enrollment esti
mates, both issued recently by
the Department of Education of
the N.C.W.C. The estimated per
centage of increase for one year
was taken from these two reports.
Assumption was made that this
percentage would continue and
M'ould provide a general estimate
of enrollment increase for this
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LETTER FROM ROME
Thia is the latest appeal that we have received from the Holy
Father for the Missions of the Church. “KODANCHERRY in Indie
is one of the three latest Mission stations that
have been started in areas where there is no
church. This village has been dedicated to the
Blessed Virgin Mary and numbers 2025 Cath
olics. The people have made the greatest sac
rifices to start a Church and a School—but need
the sum of $4000 to make their dreams a reality.”
In the name of Our Lord and Our Lady could
you help this missionary project? Dollar added
to dollar-gifts from our benefactors—can bring
Our Eucharistic Lord to these good people who love Him so much.
We do beg your help for this appeal from Rome.
WHAT YOU PUT IN THE HAND OF THE HOLY FATHER YOU
PUT IN THE HAND OF CHRIST
A GIFT TO OUR LADY?
Could you give a present to our Blessed Mother on her birthday,
September 8th? SISTER ANSELM and SISTER GABRIEL wish
to be missionaries for her son Jesus. Their board and tuition for
each year of their two year’s training is just $150. 'They are now
novices with the Sacred Heart Sisters in India. By adopting one of
these young girls you will be giving a real gift to Our Lady and fur
thering the missionary work of her Divine Son.
ARRANGE NOW FOR GREGORIAN MASSES AFTER DEATH.
ASK ABOUT THE SUSPENSE CARD.
PRIESTS FOR THE FUTURE
Our Missionary efforts will never be totally success
ful until we have all native priests among their own
people. THOMAS and VARGHESE are two native lads
just starting their seminary education at St. Joseph’s
Seminary in India. They are praying for .some kind
benefactor to adopt them in the name of God. Each
boy needs $100 for each of his six years training before
he becomes a priest among his own people. Please
help!
ONE DOLLAR FOR OUR EMERGENCY FUND WILL HELP THE
HOLY FATHER IMMENSELY.
THE BEAUTY OF GOD’S HOUSE
We receive constant appeals for articles to adorn poor Mission
Chapels. Perhaps you would like to donate an
a loved one—or for a
Mass Kit
Altar
Tabernacle
Statue ....
favor received.
article in memory of
$100 Chalice $40 Vestments .... $50
75 Monstrance .. 40 Mass Book ........40
25 Confessional 50 Stations .»........ 25
30 Altar stone .. .. 10 Crucifix .. ........ 25
BE GOOD TO GOD AND GOD WILL BE GOOD TO YOU
PALESTINE REFUGEES. Among our many tasks is the caring
and feeding of thousands of Arab Refugees in the Holy Land. Both
FATHER KENNEDY and FATHER KING of this office are with the
refugees in the Holy Land doing all they can to help them. These
worthy priests are pleading for FOOD PACKAGES to feed the
hungry. $10 will buy one. Can you make a gift of a Food Package
to feed these hapless people? We will gladly send you a Rosary
made in the Holy Land.
REMEMBER GOD AND THE MISSIONS IN YOUR WILL.
YOUR STRINGLESS GIFTS help our Holy Father solve critical
needs without delay. You are his strong right hand in extending
the kingdom of God on earth. Can you help the Vicar of Christ in
this most important work? Many blessings will be yours.
GOD LOVES A CHEERFUL GIVER.
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