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1—THE CATHOLIC TIMES
Fridav. Nov. 30. 1956
Clothin
(Continued from page 1)
transfer of refugees to the United
States.
This week it was reported that
a relief supplies shipment valued
at $77,855 had left Hoboken
aboard the American Export
Lines freighter, Exporter, for
Hungarian relief The shipment
consisted of 51.000 pounds of
used winter clothing and 1.700
pounds of drugs and medicines. It
will be unloaded in
shipped to Vienna
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VATICAN CITY (NC) An appeal to the youth of
the world to “overcome all tne obstacles which egoism, in
difference and hostility are still placing between European
nations, was issued by His Holiness Pope Pius XII.
Speaking to the European Campaign for Youth, the
Pope told the young people that i---------------------------------
then pre.senee before him was a
■'comfort after the bitterness of
the past few weeks.”
The group met in Rome to dis
cuss the present European situa
tion Part of their program in
cluded an International Commis
sion for I nderdev eloped Coun
tries.
The Pope pointed out that
there are elements in the world
for youth's encouragement, not
merely for their discouragement.
He toid them that 1 e saw for the
youth of the world a future filled
with “unlimited prospects and
astonishing results.
The Pope pointed out that
the older people of the world
realize that young people, just
beginning to assume responsi
bility, could easily be over
whelmed by the present prob
lems besetting the world.
Among the problems, he sin
gled out the formation of hos
tile coalitions and th* many
threats of war.
All these things, he said, are
sufficienl to kill self confidence
and make young people hesitate
about making plans for the fu-
“Youth today is less enslaved
to the prejudices that the part)
tinning ol nations in times past
once fostered." His Holiness con
tinned. “It now intensely wishes
to prepare a more united and
fraternal Europe. It is therefore
up to youth to draw conclusions,
honestly and with a clear mind,
from»cvents in which it now lives
and to throw out without hesita
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imply, however, submission to
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LITURGY
Of The
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2
THE FIRST SUNDAY OF
ADVENT
Vmlet vestments, no Gloria.
Credo. Preface of the Trinity.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 3
FEAST OF ST. FRANCIS
XAVIER
PATRON OF THE MISSIONS
White vestments, Gloria, Sec
nnd Prayer of the fena Third (in
lx»u Masses) for Peace. ommon
Preface.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4
FEAST OF ST. PETER
CHRYSOLOGUS
DOCTOR OF THE CHURCH
While vestments. Gloria Sec
ond Prayer of the feria. I hud (in
Ixiu Masses) of St. Barbara, re
do. Common Preface. $
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WEDNESDAY,DECEMBER 5
FERIAL DAY
MASS AS ON SUNDAY
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Violet vestments, no Gloria,
Second and Third Prayers (in
Ixiw Masses) of St. Sabbas and
for Peace, no Alleluia, no Credo.
Common Preface.
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6
FEAST OF ST. NICHOLAS
White vestments. Gloria. Sec
ond Prayer of the feria. Third
iin Low Masses) for Peace. Credo,
Common Preface
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7
FEAST OF ST. AMBROSE
DOCTOR OF THE CHURCH
While vestments. Gloria, Sec
ond Prayer of the feria, 'Third
(in Ixiw Masses) for Peace, Credo,
Common Preface.
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8
FEAST OF THE IMMACULATE
CONCEPTION OF THE
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BLESSED VIRGIN MARY
White vestments, Gloria, Sec
ond Prayer of the feria. Credo,
Preface of the Blessed Virgin.
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NEW YORK i NC) India’s
Catholic Bishops’ Conference has
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Mr. Paul Lynch reported that
a
meeting of the representatives
of the five Counci Is of the
Knights of Columbus in the city
has been called to solicit their
aid in the Program.
The Diocesan Council of Catho
lic Nurses has offered to provide
nursing service in the homes of
these Refugees, as needed, after
they arrive.
The Committee recognized that
financial assistance will be
needed to help resettle the Hun
garian Refugees once they arrive
in Columbus. Donations for this
purpose may be sent to the Re
settlement Committee, 246 East
Town Street.
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Help Combat
(Continued from page 1)
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9. Most gift giving demands
some material sacrifice, but the
greatest gift of all is yours for
only a little sacrifice of time
the Holy Sacrifice ol the Mass.
How about attending weekday
Masses, Holy Hours, or just a
short visit to your parish Church
if possible, and offering these for
your friends and at the same
time reaping infinite benefits for
yourself?
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Dr. Joseph R. Boyle, medical director
of Ben Franklin (TB) Clinic, reads an X-ray
for Tom Boldman, 1099 E.N. Broadway,
Watterson High School Nancy Noles, 838
Rich St., Holy Family and right, Terrie
Haldeman, 156 Powhatan Ave., St. Jo
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among more than 200 who have attended
press conferences at the Tuberculosis So
ciety in connection with the current school
Group Plans
(Continued from Page 1)
and Mrs. Vogel U-ill obtain
help of women s groups, espe
cially to meet the Refugee fam
ilies when they arrive in Colum
bus. Mr Murnane and Mr. Evans
reported that the St. Vincent de
Paul Society already had found
several home and job opportuni
ties and will provide for addi
Uonal Hungarian families.
St. Ladislaus
Plans Winter
the
Festival Sal.
from Seal Sale
A winter festival will be held
by St. Ladislaus parish, Colum
bus on Saturday. Dec. 1 from
6-12 m. in the school hall. 277
Reel) Ave.
Through the combined efforts
ol parish's Holy Name Society,
the Altar-Rosary society. Parent
Teacher association, i*.e CYO
and parents of children at Lock
bourne AEB and Our Mother of
Sorrows parish. Lockbourne,
many booths will he leatured
In charge of booths will he.
Mrs. Margaret Holiday, Mrs.
John Tarabax and Mrs Edward
Horvath. cookies and cakes Mrs.
Charles Fraley and Mrs. Robert
Smith, fancy stand: Mrs. Hazel
Vandrich. and Mrs. Ray Pahl,
fish pond: Mrs Albert Macioce,
Mrs Joseph Eramo and Mrs.
Warren Marshall, snack bar
Mi- Dominie Iacoboni and Mrs
Sam Skunza. pizza. Mrs. Orban
and Mrs Ann Marton, grocery
basket Linda Chevellard, nov
elty stand Bernard Karner,
Charles Fraley
Marshall, ham
Iacoboni and
Elsie and doll
Yandrich. Sam
Vuchovich and
games James Contosta and Or
lando Iacoboni, refreshment
stand Mrs. Paul Kelley, tickets
Richard u e me I, treasurer
Mrs Joseph Ardner and Mrs
Charles F.rdoes, publicity.
Warren
Dominic
Contasta,
and
stand
Andy
stand
Michael
Skunza, Tony
Joe Zubovich,
Persons
by
having all memberr participate,
and especially the children. Ex
plain to them that all this prep
aration is being done for the pur
pose of giving honor to the Baby
Jesus. Gather them around the
piano or the record player and
teach them the beautiful Christ
tnas songs Make the entire sea
son ol Advent one of joyful par
ticipation.
Police Head Order®
Removal of Magazine
NASHUA, N.H —(NC) Police
chief Joseph L. Regan has order
dered the removal of a certain
magazine from Nashua news
stands because, in his opinion,
“both its pictures and stories are
obscene.”
It was the first action of its
kind in this city since the local
drive against indecent literature
was launched last March.
Cincinnati Franciscan
Dies al Age 93
DETROIT (NC)- Father Apol
linar Grahher, the oldest priest
ot the Cincinnati province of the
Franciscan Fathers, died at Duns
Scottis College here in his 93rd
year.
Gen. Gru ent her To Get
Laetarr Medal on Dec. 4
NOTRE DAME. Ind.- (NC)
Gen. Alfred M. GruentTier, who
recently relinquished the post of
Supreme Allied Commander in
Europe, will receive the Univer
sity
tare
tion
of Notre Dame's 1956 l,ae
Medal at a special convoca
at the university December
Things
LEXINGTON, Ky. -(NC)- -A to
tal of $6,600 in reward money is be
ing offered in the investigation
of a dynamite blast on October
30 which seriously damaged Lex
ington Catholic High School, un
derconstruction here.
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press project on TB. The project is one
of several school health education pro
grams financed by the Christmas seal sale,
now underway. Christmas seals also pay
for free chest checks, TB research, and a
program of rehabilitation for former pa
tients. Also attending the press confer
ences were students from Aquinas, St.
Mary of the Springs, and Rosary.
New Church
Year Begins
December 2
Sunday, Dec. 2 is the first day
of the new Church Year. The lit
urgy re-enacts the drama of Our
Lord’s life, death, and victory
over death. The first day of the
Church year is the Sunday clos
est to the feast of St. Andrew.
November 30. Other dates are de
termined by Easter Sunday which
is always celebrated o’ the Sun
day on or after the first full
moon of spring.
Here is an outline of the Litur
gical Year:
The Seaton of Advent lasts
four weeks and prepares us for
Christmas in a spirit of pen
ance. The priest wears purple
vestments to remind us to im
itate the mortifications of St.
John the Baptist.
The Season of Christmas ex
tends from Christmas Day to
January 5. The priest wears
white vestments to signify our
joy in the birth of Our Saviour.
The Season After Epiphany
runs from January 6 to
Septaugesima Sunday. It is
a season of hope symbolized by
the green vestments the priest
wears. The Missal has Masses
for six Sundays after Epiphany,
but if Easter is early, some of
these are carried over to the
following November. In 1957
Easter falls on April 21, so none
will be carried over.
Tha Season of Lent
is antici
pated by the three Sundays of
Septaugesima. Sexagesima, and
Quinquagesima and is a sol
emn period of penance marked
by purple vestments. The forty
days of Ix'nt remind us of the
forty days Our Ixird spent in
the desert.
The Season After Easter cel
ebrates the triumph of Christ
over death in white vestments
accompanied by the singing of
many “Alleluias."
The Season After Pentecost
is the longest period of the
Church Year and extends to Ad
vent. It is a season of hope
marked by green vestments and
signifies the long period in
which the spirit of Christ op
erates through the Holy Ghost
in His Church
To help you follow the unfold
ing pageant of our Redemption
use of the Missal and the Lit
urgy of the Week on page two
of Catholic Times.
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Schools in Past Five Year
RALEIGH, N.C. (NC)
Twenty-six new schools have
been built in the last five years
to meet the needs of the ever
increasing number of Catholic
pupils in the Diocese of Raleigh.
The Raleign diocese includes all
except one county of North Car
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Fifty years of Christmas seals
hut contagious TB is still our
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St. Charles Alumni Banquet. Dec
13, at the Columbus Maenner
chor.
Reservations may he obtained
by contacting either Dean Co
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Tom Keys, executive sports ed
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be master of ceremonies for the
annual banquet.
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