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All dressed up end ready to go are these little girls from
Our Lady of Lourdes Baby Home, Yokohoma, Japan, who
are pictured with sailors who visited them from the Bon
Homme Richard (CVA-31). The American sailors played
"Daddy for a Day," to the tots, taking them out for ice
cream at the end of the day.
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33 50). An anthology of “prose
and verse selected in a contest
for new Catholic writers.”
BETTENSON, H. S. The Early
Christian Fathers. (Oxford. $4).
A selection of writings from SS.
Clement to Athanasius.
DELL1S0LA, Frank. Thomas
Merton. (Farrar. Straus and Cud
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phy includes unpublished as veil
as published works.
GLARDLNI. ROMANO. The end
of The Modern World (Sheed &
Ward. $2.75). A study in the phil
osophy of civilization.
KNOX. R. A. A New Testament
Commentary for English Readers.
(Sheed & Ward. $3 50). Volume
three covers the later Epistles
and The Apocalypse.
MARROU. I. A History of
Education In Antiquity. (Sheed
& Ward. $7.50). A translation
from the French: covers the per
iod from 1000 B.C. to 500 A.D.
MERTON. THOMAS. Silence in
Heaven. (Crowell Studio. $7.95).
An anothology of texts and photo
aphy illustrating Trappist and
monastic life.
M0R1S0N, S. E. Christopher
Columbus, Mariner. (New Amer
ican Library. 35c.) A Mentor re
print.
MURPHY, R. E. The Dead Sea
Scrolls and the Bible. (Newman.
$1.50. Paper. An interpretation
of recent discoveries.
O'DONNELL, T. J. Morals In
Medicine. (Newman. $3.75). A
handbook for doctors and nurses.
ROMANIELLO, JOHN. Bird of
Sorrow. (Kenedv. $3.50). A novel
of a Catholic mission in commun
ist China.
THOMAS AQUINAS. SAINT.
Treatise On Law On Truth and
Falsity, And On Human Knowl
edge. (Regnery. 95c. Paper). A
text edition of selected topics.
THORNTON, F. B. The Donkey
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Volume six of a collection of an
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Christian life and theology.
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WHITLOCK. PAMELA, ed. The
Open Book. (Kenedy. $3.75).
A
collection of stories, songs, etc.,
for family use
WIBBERLEY, LEONARD. The
Trouble With The Irish (Or the
English. Depending On Your
Point of View. (Holt. $3). Humor
ous history of Irish-English re
lations.
YOUNG, P. M. Carols for the
Twelve Days of Christmas. (Roy.
$3.50). A collection of fifty carols
emphasizing English rather than
American melodies.
A famous English aviation
ace of th* last war, Captain
Leonard Cheshire witnessed
the destruction brought about
by the atom
ic bomb in Na
gasaki. Re
turning to
England a
shaken man,
h* was griev
ed to learn
that a hospit
al had dis
missed one of
hi* war com­
panions as incurable. No nurs
ing home would taka him in so
Captain Cheshire accepted him
as a guest. As Our Lord said
that He is disguised in th* sick
and the lame and the blind, this
act of sacrifice merited the
Captain the gift of faith. From
that time on he ha* devoted
himself to the care of incur
ables. He ha* established ten
such homo* in England and
three in India with two under
construction. To make his
homes family affair* he ha* the
sick take part in the adminis
tration. Ha now has request*
for homes in other mission
lands such as Malaya, Burma
and Thailand.
This heroic life reminds one
of a Catholic in France. He was
unable to receive the Sacraments
because there was no priest
nearby to assist him in his last
agony. So he called in the poor
and distributed alms to them
that he might see Christ in
them.
Prayers are not always
enough to obtain certain favor*
such a* conversions. The captain
received his through sacrifices.
Other favors too need the faith
which sees Christ in the unbe
liever, th* leper, the incurable,
the blind. Whot opportunities
we give you to help Christ in
these unfortunates through this
column. Make a daily sacrifice
and at the end of th* month
send it to the Holy Father for
the poor of the world through
his own Society for the Propa
gation of the Faith.
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Five of Seven Priests
Still in Red China
Jails are U.S. Citizens
HONG KONG, (NC)—There are seven foreign Catholic
missaonanes still in Red Chinese prisons. Five are Ameri
cans. and two are Koreans.
Five other foreign missionary
free. Only one is an American.
Walh
a Maryknoller from Cum
berland, Md.
Father Peter Huengsberg, S.
VI). a German, i* at liberty in
Peking. He ua« in jail for sev
eral year* but ua* released last
April. Free in Sienhsien, Hopeh,
is Father Anatole Ghestin, S.J.,
who is French. The information
on Father Ghestin is that he is
more than 80 year* old and is
unable to travel out of China,
Two Polish priests, one a Fran
ciscan Conventual and the other
a diocesan priest, are reported
free in Harbin. The last informa
tion on the two Korean priests
is that they are in jail in Harbin.
All five American* ar* j*il*d
in Shanghai. They are Fath
er* Fuigence Gross, O.F.M.,
Omaha, Neb. John A. Houle,
S.J., Oakland, Calif. Charles
J. McCarthy, S.J., of San Fran
cisco Joseph P. McCormack,
M..M New York and Cyril
Wagner, O.F.M., Pittsburgh, Pa.
A group of Franciscan Mis
sionaries of Mary, an order of
Sister*, conduct* a school in
Peking. It is reported here that
on several occasions the Chinese
had decided to expel these Sis
ters but. after protests from for
eign embassies in Peking allow
ed the Sisters to remain. The em
bassies demanded that the Sis
ters stay so that the children of
embassy officials might have a
suitable school.
Of the foreign Sisters at the
Living It Up!
Ilhgan. Philippines— Father
William Adams, a Columban
missionary here, got a sick
call to an out mission where
an old man of 80 was report
ed dying.
When the Columban had
finished anointing him. the old
man said: “Now that you are
here, Father, you might as
well anoint my father also He
is in bed in the next room.”
The father was only 120
years old!
-------------God Love You--------------
English Aviation Ace Gives
Life for Poor So Should We
----------------by Bishop Fulton J. Sheen----------------
GOD LOVE YOU to Mrs. 0.
B. O. “Enclosed is a check for
$5 from my mission conversion
box. Every time I wish for the
conversion of my daughter-in
law I make a little sacrifice.”
to J.F jr. “The five dollars rep
resents entertainment which
wife and I will gladly deny our
selves.” ... to C.IV.H. for $90
for the poor of the world
to Mrs. J. W. N. for pounds of
pennies which amounted to $10
to M.C. “Here is $5—the
price of a new hat.” ... to
G.G. "Enclosed is $5 given in
thanksgiving for the preven
tion of a fire.” ... to A.M.P.
“Here is a check for $3—the
cost of a hair-do. I’m trying
the "do-it-yourself” plan in
stead” ... to Mr. and Mrs.
F.J.M. for $2 “For all the hap
piness we found together in our
married life” ... to M.B.M.
“We like hot dogs better than
steak, anyway!. At least this
Saturday we do."
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Church Vandals
Cause Day-Long
Guard, Some (Jose
LIVERPOOL, (NC) Teen
agers apparently belonging to
rock-and-roll gangs are including
Catholic churches, halls and
cemeteries in the crowded down
town areas of Lancashire in their
vandalism.
Volunteer* have been keeping
day and night watch to prevent
damage and deter ration at
large churches. But smaller
church** with fewer helper*
have had to clo*e during the
daytime.
The latter includes St Swith
in’s Church in Gill moss. Liver
pool’s oldest parish church
Father William Butterfield pas
tor. decided to lock the doors
because of attempts to damage
and set fire to the church, which
dates back to 1495 and to its
shrines to Lancashire martsrs.
Like other churches in the dis
trict. kneeling benches are being
placed in the porch to enable
people to see into the church
through a glass screen instead of
entering. St. Theresas. Norris
Green, serving one of the city’s
biggest parishes, is closing in the
daytime.
According to Father Michael
O’Sullivan, pastor of St Aloy
sius' church, fires have heen de
liberately started three times
his church from lighted can
dies placed in confessional boxes.
In the halls, dances and other
social events have been broken
up by gangs of youths.
In the Liverpool area some
cemeteries hav«* been desecrated,
gravestones have been broken
and other damage done despite
police vigilance.
of Worldmission Rosary your
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A Christian social order in
Indonesia’ i« our Holv Father*
mission intention for November.
The Republic of Indonesia, for
mrrix kno'i n a*- lhe Netherlands
East Indies, is a vast island coun
try off Southeast A.-ia Its popu
lation numbers some eighty mil
lions About one million are Ca
tholics tun millions are Protest
arts most of 'hr others are Mo
hammedans.
Son,, idea of the problems fac
nd hv Indonesia leaders may be
had frnrn this fact about the elec
tion of last year—there were 112
political parties with candidates
for election.
A "Catholic Party” was one of
them Six other parties, profess
edly Mohammedan, won 116 seats
out of 257 in the National As
sembly. The Communists won
about twenty percent of the
votes.
A sign of hope, however, is
that hundreds of young Indone
sians are preparing for the priest
hood in seminaries and religious
communities. But it will be some
years before these young men can
begin to fill the needs for priests.
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