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J—THE CATHOLIC TIMES
Friday. April 12. 1957
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Spiritual Direction
Msgr. H. E. Mattingly
Editor “Catholic Times”
SEE:
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Pope Receives
(Continued from Page 1)
schools are educating more than
25.000 students.
When the heads of Sudan's five
sees first learned that the govern
ment intended to take over then
schools. they protested and were
assured that the government
would consult them before taking
any action on the matter.
l\ater. however, the Education
Minister announced that the
schools would be taken over with
in the next four years. The Hier
archy issued a new protest and
received an invitation to discuss
the matter with government offi
cials in Khartoum last February
13. Before the meeting Arch
bishop Knox met with the Educa
tion Minister and told him that an
agreement on the matter could be
reached by Church and state au
thorities if the details could be
worked out satisfactorily, so that
the Hierarchy could submit them
to the Holy See.
At the February 13 meeting the
Education Minister simply repeat
ed that the government intended
to take over the school beginning
April 1. The government agreed
to accept only part of a counter
proposal submitted by the Hier
archy and stated that it alone had
rights in Sudanese education.
Relics of St. Nicholas
Returned to Basilica
BARI. Italy (NC) City
wide celebrations will be held
here the first week in May when
the remains of the city's patron.
St. Nicholas of Rari are returned
to the crypt of the Basilica of St.
Nicholas.
His Eminence Adeodato Cardi
nal Piazza Secretary of the Sa
cred Congregation of the Con
sistory. has been named Papal
legate by His Holiness Pope Pius
Xll to assist at the solemn cere
monies.
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Exoeuth e Secretary Newark, Ohm
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for COLUMBUS TO SEE
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in
THE
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PICTURE...
The
Miracle
Starting EASTER SUNDAY
Thru Wednesday at
Neth’s EASTERN
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SEE!
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Starting Thurs., April 25
Thru Saturday at
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HIGH ST.
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HIGH ST.
Don't Mis* The Only Columbus
Showing This Yeer Of This
Outstanding Picture
Mr. Bowman Doss, Honorary Easter
Seal Chairman for 1957, looks on approv.
ingly as Mrs. Edward L. Bach, Lily Par*
ade Chairman, presents representatives of
three of the participating high schools
Church hi Spain
(Continued from Page 1)
alive system in Spain, the Span
it Bishops, citing the doctrines
ontainod in Rcrum Novarum and
Quadragesimo Anno, recommend
that any disputes be settled with
Mass Ordo —,
LITURGY
Of The
WEEK
SUNDAY, APRIL 14
THE SECOND SUNDAY
OF PASSIONTIDE
PALM SUNDAY
Red vestments during Blessing
and Procession of palms. MASS:
Violet vestments, no Gloria, one
Prayer. Passion according to St.
Matthew beginning with 'Gethse
mane, redo Preface of the Holy
Cross. Last Gosepl (at all Low
Masses) from ceremony of bless
ing palms NOTE: In Masses
through Holy Thursday omit the
p.-aim “Judge me. O God’’ in the
prayers at the foot of the altar
and the “Glory be to the Father”
in the Jntroit and at the washing
of hands.
MONDAY, APRIL 15
FERIAL DAY
Violet vestments, no Gloria,
one Prayer. Tract, no Credo.
Preface of the Holy Cross Prayer
over the People.
TUESDAY, APRIL 16
FERIAL DAY
Violet vestments, no Gloria
one Prayer. Passion according to
St. Mark beginning with Gethse
mane. no Credo. Preface of the
Holy Cross. Prayer over the Peo
ple.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17
FERIAL DAY
Violet vestments. Extra prayer
and I-esson after Kyrie, no Gloria,
one Prayer. Passion according to
St Luke beginning with Gethse
mane no Credo. Preface of the
Holy Cross. Prayer over the Peo
ple.
THURSDAY, APRIL II
HOLY THURSDAY
Solemn Mae* of the Leet Supper.
White vestments, Gloria one
Prayer, no Credo Preface of the
Holy Cross "Communicantes,
Hanc igitur. Qui pride” are prop
er.
FRIDAY, APRIL 19
GOOD FRIDAY
Solemn Liturgy of the Lord’s
Passion and Death Black vest
ments Ceremonies as in the Mis
sal
SATURDAY, APRIL 20
HOLY SATURDAY
The Easter Vigil
White vestments, Gloria, one
Prayer, no Credo, Preface of
Easter. “Communicantes” and
Hanc igitur" are proper.
To Help Crippled Children
in trade-unions and professional
guilds.
'I hey urge that both manage
ment and labor have an authentic
itpresentation in these organi
rations. The state, furthermore,
has a right Io a distinctive role
in these organizations, as repre
sentative of the common good,
without however, deterring the
tree activity ot manacement and
labor.
The Bishops had this to say on
the point, speaking in their joint
pastoral:
“It would seem reasonable and
proper to reserve the solution
of (labor) disputes to professional
organizations in which both labor
and management are represented
and through which they will find
the juridicial basis to obtain
their rights and try to mediate
their opposed interests peaceably.
The intervention of the State may
necessary, not only as repre
sentative ol the common welfare
v hich is above both management
and labor, but aLo as arbiter ot
the dispute. The Slate «nnot be
a substitute for the free activity
ol either party, but must limit
itself to a necessary and suffic
lent assistance or aid. This is
nothing more than the teaching
of Quadragesimo Anno.”
We see. then, from an examina
tion of then pastoral, that the
Spanish Bishops wish the labor
questions to be settled in the cor
porative groups by an authentic
representation of labor meeting
with an authentic iepresentation
of management.
This concept was indicated in
the Rerum Novarum ol Iz*o XIII
and repeated and developed in
Pius Xi s Quadragesimo Anno.
Alter World War II. His Holiness
Poue Pius XII lamented the fact
that so little advantage was taken
of the method.
Spain has every desire to put
into action this recommendation
of the Popes and is well on the
way to achieving her desire.
The joint pastoral of the Bish
ops continues, by citing the papal
teaching concerning profit-shar
ing:
“The Church looks favorably
upon, and even encourages, all
that which would tend to intro
duce elements of the social con
tract into the labor contract and
which would consequently im
prove the general condition of
the worker."
The Bishops further recommend
an equitable distribution of the
national income:
“If workers and employes do
not receive a sufficient salary
by adding to their income a share
in profits it then becomes the
obligation of the state, according
to its supplementary function, to
correct abuses in this matter and,
by means of appropriable legisla
tion. to grant part of the national
Confirmation Schedule
Bishop Ready
Sunday, May 5
Dedication of Church and
Confirmation
Thursday, May 23
Sunday, May 26
Our Lady of Sorrows,
West Portsmouth
7:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
Saint Cyprian, Columbus
Saint Joseph, Circleville
Bishop Hettinger
Sunday, May 19 7:30 p.m. Saint John the Baptist,
Columbus
RANKLIN. Pres.
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CANVAS ALUMINUM PLASTIC
O'Neil Awning and Tent Co
26 W. Swan 1 Door West of 520 N. High
with their material for Lily Parade Day,
Saturday, April 13. The girls pictured are
Kay Wolford, St. Mary's South Barbara
Volz, St. Joseph's Academy and Ellen
Woodruff, East High.
Home Should Give First
Training in Safety
SOUTH BENI). Ind (NC)
The first agency of teaching traf
fic safety is the home, where
the child gets his first training
in any subject a police official
told the South Bend Deanery
Council of Catholic Women,
Sergeant Neil Hans of the
South Bend Police Department's
juvenile aid division, said that the
school ranks second and law en
forcement agencies third in the
matter of safety training,
“The best age for training chil
dren in traffic safety is between
five and 12 years," he said.
Schools should assist parents by
supporting the school boy patrol
system and by affording safety
(ducation programs, he added.
wealth to those classes and in
dividual* most in need.”
As tar as the application of this
theory by the Church in Spain is
concerned, attention should first
le called to an intense agrarian
activity.
The Church established the
first rural trade unions in Spain,
v hich have since been organized
into diocesan federations through
out the country.
Thanks to the efforts of these
rural groups, usurious money
lenders have been barred from
activity in rural districts, and al
most all the rural groups have
credit unions.
More than half the rural co
operatives in Spam have been
established by the clergy, and
activity in this area still contin
ues, with the stimulation of the
trade union.
The Church has established 36
centers for trade and industrial
education in Spain, and has open
ed 89 vocational schools, which
are operated by members of dif
ferent religious congregations.
Plans for housing workers in
clude the construction of about
60.000 new homes and the renova
tion of 40.000 already existing
units.
TERGO
IT’S TIME YOU MET HIM ...
^He’s our service expert. His
job: to keep your hard-working
watch in easy-going action.
Stop in. Let him inspect your
valuable watch today. A quick
check-up now may save you
hours of delay and dollars of
repairs later.
Deinlein Jewelers
49 N. High
Applauds
(Continued from Page 1)
commitee supported him on this
(Kiint and a recommendation for
exemption was included in the
report presented the full com
mitee. Although that report was
not acted upon in the last Con
gress. it was the basis lor the
bill with which Rep. Coopers
statement deal*.
Excise taxes, sometimes called
sales taxes, must he paid by pri
vate schools on such items as
school buses, typewriters, cabin
ets and desks, as well as on tele
phone calls and the costs of
transporting school groups or
school officials traveling in be
half of the institution.
The only opponents of the
exemption have been the Treas
ury Department, which oppos
ed all proposed revenue cuts,
and a spokesman for an organ
ization known at Protestant,
and other Americans United for
Separation of Church and State
(POAU). He admitted the ex
emption would be a "tiny con
cession," but charged it might
lead to what he called more
serious erosion of the principle
of church—state separation."
Excise taxes yield the Federal
government about $10 oillion a
year. Net effect of all recommen
mendations of the committee
would be a revenue reduction of
about $9 million a year.
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ETERNAL YOUTH
It is said the Church is ever old, yet ever young. Our latest ex
ample in HER OWN HAND: “This $5 is for our dear Holy Father.
He has so much to do. NO STRINGS, where he needs most. Sorry
I can give more don get around so much. I'm 105 years, 11
months, and 20 days. Arthritis, too.” Your STRINGLESS GIFTS
are precious help. __________
WILL OTHERS DISPOSE OF YOUR LIFE’S EARNINGS BECAUSE
YOU FAILED TO MAKE A WILL? MAKE YOURS NOW.
REMEMBER THE HOLY FATHER'S MISSION NEEDS
VERONICA IN IRAQ
Appeals for seminarians somehow awaken sympathy more readily
than for our novices. Truth to tell, mission life would be in the
throes of death without the likes of SISTER VERONICA in Mossul.
Her parents have no means to help with her needs ($150) during two
years training. Then, there are SISTER CHRlSTINE'in Lebanon,
SISTERS MARY GORETTI AND MON FORT in India. Can you help
one? ________________
LORD I AM NOT WORTHY
Near East tot* soon make
their FIRST COMMUNION.
The Sisters need 816 to give
each poor child a NEW
OUTFIT Give in thanks
that He found yoa worthy,
or your own child is not in
want
EASTER MORN AT THE EMPTY TOMB
You will be very much there “spiritually” for
we have arranged with His Beatitude, the Latin
Patriarch of Jerusalem, to offer Pontifical Mass
and ten of his priests to say Masses at the Holy
Sepulchre for our benefactors. They thank you
for your kind MASS OFFERINGS (which i« the
only support for many of them).
Since 1888
The Holy Father is thinking today of a
native priest in Edathikavoo, where thp
Indian Government has cleared a jungle
to resettle many poor people on farms.
It has all separated Christians ot whom
125 have already reunited with Rome.
Many more show real interest, so the
bishop sent the priest. Thus far Mass is
said in a bamboo shack. He needs $2,500
to build a proper ehapel. Won you help?
Our Eucharistic Lord re
mains with His scattered
flock in bumble chapels. A
CIBORIUM ($30) la Hie
simple, but worthy abode.
Let it stand watch with Him
in your name.
MOTHER'S DAY SOON
Our beautiful NEW GIFT CARD with lovely portrait of Our Lady
(we enclose PRESSED FLOWERS FROM THE HOLY LAND) will
tell her that you had Mass said tor her OR you enrolled her OR
gave an article to a mission chapel in her name.
ARRANGE NOW FOR MASSES FOR YOUR OWN SOUL
A NXldus”JERUSALEM
This Easter anxiety about peace threatens the Holy City. Holy
Week will not bring the usual floods of pilgrims. BUT GABRIEL,
a seminarian, has further anxiety—so does Matthew in India—about
our finding a “sponsor” to send us $100 needed yearly for his six
years of training. We must train younger lads in minor seminaries
also. If you can’t “sponsor” a lad maybe you’d like to help this
work by joining CHRYSOSTOMS, our Sl-A-MONTH club for sem
inaries. ________________
‘GearEat(DissionsjMi
FRANCIS CARDINAL SPELLMAN, President
Msgr. Fetor F. Tvohy, Not’l Secy
Send oil communication* to:
CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION
480 Lexington Av«. at 46th St. Naw York 17, N. Y.

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