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2—THE
CATHOLIC TIMES
Pope Defines
(Continued from page 1)
her example the secret of every
greatness and how to fulfill in
themselves the divine designs.”
Th* Pop* reid that the dig
nity which woman has received
from God should be th* basic
idea of th* Catholic women's
movement. But whil* th* dig
nity of women is often talked
about, he said, it is seldom pre
rented as "an exact and true
concept such as would prevent
erroneous inferences."
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“Is it necessary,” he asked, “to
repeat the well known sentence
of St. Paul which reflects the
substance and the will of the
whole Christian world: ‘There is
neither Jew or Greek their is
neither slave nor freeman there
is neither male nor female. For
you are ail one in Christ Jesus.’?
Th* Holy Fath*r said that
the basis for woman's dignity
is the same as that of man,
equal in one instance and com
plementary in the other. The
basic dignity of man and wom
an is the same in that they
are both children of God and
redeemed by Christ, and both
have the same supernatural
destiny, he said. He added that
they have a common basis for
dignity in their common earth
ly destiny as well.
The Pope then said that women
are not barred from any human
activities.
“Though subordinated to the
primary functions given them by
nature, there is absolute
equality then in personal and
fundamental values. But there
are different functions which
complete one another and are
marvelously equivalent, from
w i spring the different
rights and duties of the one and
the other.’’
The physical structure of
woman, her spiritual qualities,
and the richness of her renti
ments all combine to make
woman a mother, the
ther said, and this is
mary function.
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however,
On the other hand,
he continued, the so-called doc
trine of the “equality of the
sexes” is a source of spiritual
weakness and is only a way in
which some women who do not
have a clear idea of their own
true value express their bitter
ness.
OCTOBER
The month of the Rosary
The month of October gives us an opportunity to renew
our devotion tn Immaculate Mary, Mother of God. Praying
the Rosary together as a family is especially pleasing to Her.
Saying it privately a powerful, beneficial act of devotion.
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Holy Land
(Continued from page 1)
L’Osservatore said, the solution
offered by th? Holy Father is
the most effective way of ensur
ing peace.
A new- war, th? Vatican City
daily warned, could mean th? de
struetion of Jerusalem. “This
danger is not imaginary,” it add
?d. “as it was proved hy the short
but bitter war of 1948.”
“Catholics want pbace in Pal
estine for two reasons,” the ar
ticle concluded. “The blood of
brotheis flows and hatreds are
nourished on th? fields of battle.
In the second place, the theater
of these events is Palestine,
the land in which Jesus Christ
lived Hi* earthly lile and which
hold* within its boundaries the
most venerated shrines and mem
ones of the Redemption.”
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LITURGY
Of The
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28.
FEAST OF CHRIST THE KING
TWENTY-THIRD SUNDAY
AFTER PENTECOST.
While vestments. Gloria, Sec
ond prayer of the Sunday, Credo.
Preface of Christ the King, l^st
Gospel of St. John.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 29,
FEAST OF STS. SIMON AND
JUDE THE APOSTLE5.
Red vestments, Gloria,
Preface of the Apostles.
St. Agatha's New
Addition Dedicated
Left, Bishop Ready prepares to bless
the crucifix in the hall way of the new ad
dition to St. Agatha School. Center: hun
dreds of St. Agatha parishoners receive
Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacra
ment in the new auditorium-gymnasium.
Lower: St. Agatha school after its' third
addition since constructed in 1940.
Hill
Dover PT A
Honors President
DOVER An impressive tn
bute was given in memory of
the late Rob Roy Finley, presi
dent of the St. Joseph parish.
PT A recently when 210 members
met on- Oct. 17. Mr. Finley was
fatally injured in an automobile
accident on Sept. 23.
Father David Dressman, pas
ter, was in charge of the memor
ial service. The vice president,
Edward Young, was named presi
dent of the group for the re
mainder of the school year.
Announcement was made that
the Nov. 21 meeting would be
a “Harvest Shower” for the sis
ters and will be held jointly with
the PCCW.
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Credo,
30.
THE
TUESDAY, OCTOBER
FERIAL DAY. MASS OF
TWENTY-THIRD SUNDAY
AFTER PENTECOST.
Green vestments, no Gloria,
Second prayer (in Ixiw Masses)
for the Pope, no Credo, Common
Preface.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31,
FERIAL DAY.
Mass as on Tuesday.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1,
FEAST OF ALL SAINTS.
White vestments, Gloria, Credo,
Common Preface.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2,
COMMEMORATION OF ALL THK
FAITHFUL DEPARTED:
ALL SOULS DAY.
Black vestments, Mass as found
in the Missal. The Sequence “Dies
Irae” is said at. the first or pnn
ctpal Mass only.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3,
SATURDAY OF OUR LADY.
White vestments, Gloria, Sec
ond prayer (in Ixiw Masses) for
the Pope, Preface of the Blessed
Virgin.
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That's Why Millian* Us*
Miracle is the dearest child of
faith.—Goethe, Faust.
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Kahn's Jewelry
24 N. High St.
Don Furniture
186 E. Mam St.
General Tire Sales
4th and Long
Margulis Dept. Store
231 E. Livingston
Lindon Electric Appl. Co.
2621 Cleveland Ave.
Brill's Furniture & Appl.
4404 Indianola Ave.
King Sales
1288 Grandview Ave.
Westgate Electric Co.
2655 W. Broad St.
May & Co.
Central Point
Shopping Center
Freshman-Dexter
255 S. High St.
Catholic Youtl
(Continued from page 1)
tivities with Father Frank Gart
land. C.S.C., of Notre Dame Uni
versity and editor of the maga
zine, "The Catholic Youth,” giv
ing the sermon Bishop Ready
will preside.
Other activities throughout
th* diocese during n*xt wook
are Sunday, October 28, Par
ich Tay throughout Diocese.
Religious and Social Rally at
Coshocton, also Speech Finals,
Northern Deanery, Wednesday,
October 31, annual "Pop" Con
cert—Columbus Symphony Or
chestra, followed by Chuck
Selby's Orchosttra at
Dele.
Mayor Dittoe was elected by
members of the Youth Council
at a special convention held last
week in the Virginia Hotel.
Other elected officers include
Dick Meyers, St. Agatha as City
Attorney George Vargo, St. Lad
islaus, Clerk of Courts Tom
Eyerman, St. Mary Magdalene,
City Auditor John Guzzo, St.
Thomas as Judge of Municipal
Court and City Councilmen,
Jerry Gantzer and Bob Schirt
zinger, Our Lady of Victory,
Creta Santo, St. Ladislaus. Sue
Synch, St. Agatha. Bob Duster
hurg of St. Mary Magdalene,
Dave Eberhart. Immaculate Con
ception and Sylvia Bevilacqua,
St. James.
The mayor’s appointments in
clude, Bob Mathews. St Agatha
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1, Finals
Cen-
Thursday, November
of Oratorical contest
tral Deanery, 8:15 p.m., Knights
of Columbus Hall, 6th and Oak
Streets. Eastern Deanery, Lan
caster, St. Mary, 8 p.m. Northern
Deanery. Coshocton, Sacred
Heart. Southern Deanery, Ports
mouth, Notre Dame, 8 p.m. West
ern Deanery. Delaware. St. Mary,
8 p.m. Youth Government Day
(Central Deanery youth operate
government posts).
One of the “firsts” in this Dio
cese for National Catholic Y’outh
Week is the operation in the Cen
tral Deanery on November 1,
Youth Government Day.
Cathtolic Youth Council Mayor,
Bill Dittoe, immaculate Concep
tion parish, has been preparing
his administration for a big day
in office on November 1st. This
is the day the Youth Council
members will take over the task
of running the City of Columbus
in the first Youth Government
Day project sponsored by Catho
lic youth.
to Mayor’s Executive Assistant
Judy Jacobs. St. Thomas, Mayor s
Secretary Sam Hoffman, St.
Thomas, Building Superintend
ent Judy Wesner, Immaculate
Conception, City Clerk Mary
Dehner, Holy Spirit, Civil Serv
ice Director B. Carroll, Imma
culate Conception Public Health
Nurse Charlene Steelier, St. Au
gustine, Civil Defense Tom Hard.
St. Augustine, Superintendent of
Electricity Mike Mann of St. Au
gustine. Chief Engineer Jim Mc
Andrews, St. Aloysius, Fire
Chief.
Mike Nester, Our Lady of Vic
tory, garage superintendent.
Dave Kossman, St. Ladislaus, su
rerintent of garbage disposal
George Schlegel. St. Aloysius.
health commissioner Alice Mar
tin, St. Mary Magdalene, Jack
Raymond. Holy Spirit, superin
tendent of Janitors.
Mary Ann McGovern, Immac
ulate Conception, superintendent
of markets Penny Kramer, St.
Thomas, off street parking com
missioner Bill Huhn, Immacul
ate Conception, superintendent
of parks and forests Barbara
Wolcutt, St. Thomas, personnel
director Jane Durhin. St. Aga
tha, planning commission direc
tor Tom Lane. Our f^ady of Vic
tory. chief of police.
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195 Thurman Ave.
Hamilton Appliance
1921 E. 5th. Ave.
Electric Appliance
1229 E. Mound St.
Schottenstoin's Dept. Store
1885 Parsons Ave.
Rife's Hardware
Centerburg, Ohio
Holley Variety Store
Canal Winchester, Ohio
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Good Housekeeping Shop
180 S. High St.
East Broad Appliance
2988 E. Broad St.
Cook Furn. & Appliance
2862 E. Main St.
Emswiler Electric
85 z. Long St.
Morehouse-Feshion
130 S. High St.
Ohio Furniture Co.
265 E. Main St.
Moores Appliance
1340 Parsons Ave.
Jacobs Furniture & Appl.
195 E. Livingston Ave.
Fidelity Soles Co.
255/ Indianola Ave.
C. C. Robinson Co.
102 E. Gay St.
Dave Radcliffe, St. Ladlfl«tt
public defender. Larry Kendall,
St. Michael, public utilities di
rector Eugene Maraxika. St. Lad
islaus, purchasing board agent
Dave Kreuzer, St James, recrea
tion director Joe Murphy, St.
Augustine, safety director: Rava
Heaver, St. Michael, service di
rector Charles Pickard, St.
James, Sewerage and drainage
engineer Frank Keneavy, St.
Michael, slum clearance.
Paul DiSabato, St. Michael,
-moke regulator Pete Charles,
St. Thomas, street cleaning Ed
Bainter, St. James, traffic
an,
gineer Delores Marino. St. Aga
tha. city treasurer John Broer
man. St. Marx Magdalene,
water
division superintendent.
Diane fircone. Our Lady «f
Victorj. city sealer Bob Pagura,
St. Aloysius. workhouse superin
tendent. Joe Martin. St. Mary
Magdalene, zoo superintendent,
and Don Mueller St. Agatha, air
port superintendent.
The young people wifi take
office at 9 a m. Thursday, Novem
ber 1st. They will lunch with city
officials at noon at the Virginia
Hotel and return to City Hall for
a Council meeting. Parents and
friends are invited to attend thia
latter function.
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N. Starr and Lane Ave.
Richlyn Furniture
649 W. Broad St.
Russell Grein Co.
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Major Home Appliances
Westerville, Ohio
The Electric Shop
West Jefferson, Ohio
ABC
D. L. Arnold Co.
3307 E. Mam St.
Mayers TV A Appliance
2300 Sullivant Ave.
Filter Queen
1234 W. 5th. Ave.
General Tiro Service
2434 W. Broad St.
Royal TV & Appl. Co.
267 S. High St.
Oglesbee's Storting Serviea
Mt. Sterling, Ohio
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West Jefferson, Ohio
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