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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-11-29
W0RURM
ST. JOHNS BAPTIST CHURCH

81. JOHN . BAPTIST Af1OhCA
Req. Percy Carter, Pastor
A Sunday School union meet
ing was held alst Sunday at st.
Johns Church. Sunday Schools
participating were from Newton,
Maiden, Everett besides st.
Johns, with their respective pas
tors.
The Rev. Mr.. Clark of Everett
contributed a solo, "The Lords
Prayer" Other solos were sung
by Calvin Douglas, Philip Wright
and others.
Send news for this column to
Philip Wright, care Of Mrs. Rosa
Ward, is Mann's Court, Woburn.
There is no charge for this SER
vice.
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church or social
groups to get
gether to
mold the men,
bers into work.
ing force. Why
n OF have a
lunc h e on for
just such a pur-
p sc? Nj a k e
vour tahla az
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soap or syndet
and bead bluing
for extra white
ness, will go a
long way to-
ward extending
the useful life
Of your bed lin
ems. In addition,
there are clever
little tricks
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-12-26
Official
December n, 1852

Ny beloved Brethren:
This Sunday December 7h has dssnsd by Bishop.
of the world II day Of rspsrsion for the indsniss
peirsed against the Body Of Christ His proesmns
pledge fhs prees and priests and all Catholics held
imprisoned in the Church Silence"
land Of America wish give their suffering brothers he
Of every help which lies power
and tranquility TO the church and to the world.
We all members chriss Body
together in the Communion Of Saints We readily recall
Paul said of those baptized into the F I'VE being
body in Christ For the body many
body also II with Christ"
early Christian and their brother the Orient
Saint Paul this spiritual explaining Chris
tn f member suffers anything ell members suffer
with Bear snothers bUrdsns also shall fulfill
ths of Christ"
The law Of love Of God consequence. be
should The Of American Catholics
their of sacrifice moreson the offering Of Holy
Communion this special day Of will surely
closer the days of and freedom cannot
weekend spend periods Of vigil and alteration before the Blessed
Sacrament in parish churches with fervor and
beseehng God the wrath Of His
Justice which the world deserves and grant Us the mercy OF His
forgiveness and restored love.
This day Of and repsrson the time commemorate
the fsss of the Holy Innoesn and Saint Thomas Of Canterbury
Bethlehem in christs days today with
in villages Of Jvsovis Poland. Hungary and
Rovmsns scattered the rice paddles Of Red China
destruction murder Whenever the State has not
absorb the Church and for his unjust and
.ehemns purposes eliminated and pvrsed her leaders
Cardinal Aoysu Cardinal stepnse and Bishop
Of religion day
700 years We seek the inter-
glorious
consso the Faith nfereede with before fhs nfn
te majesty of God this memorable day Of prayer.
Through the Of Peace immaculate Mother be-
Christ Lord regard mereifviy and to
inspire reslouy of His Kingdom earth
DevotedIy in Christ,
MICHAEL j. READY
Bishop Of Columbus
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-12-26
.Anti-Red News
To Be Beaned
To Red Areas

WASHINGTON - (NC) - DIR.
Lev E. Dobriansky, associate pro-
fessor of economics at Georgetown
University, has gone to Germany
to assist in the completion of
plans for a new anti-Communist
radio station in Munich, the uni
versity announced.
The station, to be financed by
private American contributions,
will be designed to broadcast into
the Iron Curtain area and will be
operated completely by emigrants
from the Soviet Union.
DR.. Dobriansky, who is president
of the Ukrainian Congress Com
mittee in America, will serve as a
coordinator between the commit
tee and various Ukrainisn organi-
cations in western Europe.
A university spokesman said he
understood the new station will
have no connection with Radio
Free Europe, which has been
beaming programs from Munich in
to Eastern Europe for some time.
THE new radio station will play
an important part in the struggle
which Ukrainian and other anti
Communist refugees from the Sow
let Union are waging in an effort
to liberate their homelands," the
announcement said.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-12-26

U.S.-born prelstes who we're Red
prisoners.
After three deaths during the
year reduced the Sacred College OF
Cardinals membership to As, His
Holiness Pope Plus XII named "a
pelates to be Cardinals and sched-
uled a January IL Consistory TO
bring the College to the full 20
strength. The Pope marked his
18th birthday and the 18th ami
lvesaries of his election and cor
onation during the year. In Bull
garia, a communist court sentenced
Bishop Eugene Bossilkoff and
three priests to death after mock
trial.
The years outstanding religious
spectacle took place in Barcelona,
Spain, where the 35th Information
al Eucharistic Congress drew mil
lion pilgrims.
LAST DAYS OF 1851
AS 1851 bowed out, millions of
Catholics throughout the United
States at the behest of the nation S
Hierarchy, joined in prayer for
their prosecuted brethren in COM
munist lands.
The Thanksgiving week emer-
gency collection of War Relief
Services - National Catholic Well
fare Conference, netted 100000
pounds of clothing, shoes, bedding
and other materials, it was report
ed. In China, communists, as part
of a propaganda campaign, charg'
ed six nuns with numbering
$4,000 youngsters in orphanages
they conducted. After while the
Reds released the Sisters.
JANUARY
New York's Francis Cardinal
lSpellman came home after 32-daS
global tour which took him tc
Korean battlefronts and the Vati
can.
At Gen. Mark W. Clark's request
President Truman withdrew his
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sweep the Central Catholic League
Championship.
Feb. 29-The Knights of Colum-
bus presented check for $4,000
from the State Councils Youth
fund towards construction and
equipment Of Newman Hall, CEN
ter for Catholic students at Ohio
State University.
March 14-Bishop Ready blessed
the new St. Thomas More chapel,
in Newman Hall, 0SU. II is the
first chapel or church in the di-
ocese to be placed under the pa
tronsge of the great English saint
and scholar.
March 24-The National Catholic
Family Life Conference, 10th an
nual convention of which brings
together leading laymen and clergy
for discussion of the "Home-A
Church in Miniature, opened to-
day. Speakers include the Most
Rev. Karl j. Alter of Cincinnati,
Archbishop Patrick A. O'Boyle of
Washington. Bishop John ]. Wright
of Worcester, Mass, and Rep. Eu-
gene J. Mccarthy of Minnesota. An
estimated 1000 took part.
March 28-Mixed emotions were
aroused this week when workmen
began tearing down the 70-year-old
central section of Mt. Carmel Hos
pitaI. Demolition of the building
will make way for the last step in
the hospitals s4,OO0.00O expansion
program.
March 28-At the National Cath
olic Family Life Conference four
families in the diocese we're given
Continued on Page p
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Irish COLUMBIAN Bishop
Expelled By China Reds

HONG KONG - radio, NC)-
Bishop Patrick Cleary of Nan.
cheng, Irish-born Columbian, has
been formally expelled by the Chi.
nese communists after a public
"trial".
He arrived here about the same
time as three Spanish Jesuit priests
who were forced out of Anking.
They are Fathers Emilio Delgado
of Palencia, Arturo P. Soba of Val
ladolid and Yeronides Crespo of
Leon.
Four other missionaries arrived
from Tientsin They are Fathers
Otto Hurni and Alfred Giger of
Germany, Andre Bruno of France
and Sister Raimandina Johanna
Almann, also of Germany.
Bishop Cleary's expulsion ended
ten months of house arrest He had
been held with two Irish Columbian
priests, Fathers SeumaS and Luke
O'Reilly. They were placed under
arrest in February after they re-
fused to recognize the regimes
schismatic independent Catholic
church" group. The two priests are
still held by the Reds.
At the same time two Chinese
priests, Fathers James Yang and
John Chang. were tossed into Jail
by the Reds. They still remain in
prison, Bishop Cleary revealed.
The Bishops trial" was held on
December Ia. He was escorted to
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-12-26
Father NagIe
On Catholic
Thedter Group

The Rev. Urban Nagle, o.P.
chaplain of st. Mary of the Springs
College, Columbus, is on a com.
mittee of national Catholic theater
figures planning the program for
the ninth biennial convention of
the Catholic Theater Conference 10
be held in Denver, Colorado. next
June 9 to 13, it was announced
this week.
A breakfast with the experts
and use of workshops will be two
major innovations featured by the
convention according to the Rev.
Donald Mcmahon, Denver play.
wright and program chairman.
Dr. Earl c. Bach, head of the
Drama Department, Loretto Heights
College, site of the convention is
general chairman for the confer.
ence.
Other nationally known figures
who are expected to play promin-
ent roles in the conference include
screen-writer Emmett Lavery; Wal
ter, Kerr of New York, Leo Brady
of Washington and DIR. Campton
Bell of Denver University.
Workshops are planned in play
writing, directing, production col.
lege theater, high school theater,
children's theater, scripts, direct
ing and producing. Plans also call
for dramatic productions by a com
munity theater group, by a high
school group, and by a college
group.
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the Hong Kong border by five
armed guards.
he accommodated all Catholics
who signed a manifesto for the
independent" church movement
which was circulated in the diocese
by three apostateS.
Bishop Cleary and the four
priests were taken to "denuncia.
ton" meeting where they were &C
cused of "sabotaging" the church
reform" committee. After the meet
ing Bishop Cleary and the two Irish
priests were marched through. a
row of youngsters whipped up to a
frenzy by the communists. The
youngsters threw mud and sand
and spit on the clergymen as they
passed.
Now 66, Bishop Cleary has serv-
ed as missionary in China since
1881. He was named a Bishop on
December 13, 1888. His expulsion
came justsone day after he observ-
ed the 14th anniversary of his ele-
yation to the Hierarchy.
A native of Kildysart, Ireland,
the Bishop was ordained a priest
in 1911 and taught at Mayn0oth
until he entered the Society of st.
Columbian in 1918.
The three Jesuit priests from
Anking revealed that they were
subjected to two mass slappings by
their former pupils before being
ousted by the Reds.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-12-26
Bishop Ready Sets
Annual Yule Visit
AT St. Vincent's

One of the highlights of the year
for the youngsters of st. Vincent'S
Orphanage, Columbus, will take
place next Monday when Bishop
Ready makes his annual Christmas
visit to the institution.
The day will open at 9 a. m.
when the Bishop celebrates Mass
in the Orphanage chapel. After
wards, the SO children will join in
singing carols and the Bishop will
deliver a short talk. Finally, each
of the children will be presented
a gift by the Bishop.
There are now 81 boys ana 81
girls, ~ of them between the ages
of two and six years, cared for at
ST. Vincent's.
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nomination as US. Ambassador TO
Vatican. Graham Greene's END of
the Affair" and Jacques Maritsin' S
Man and the State" took 1852
Gallery of Living Catholic Authors
Awards. US. observance of Chair
of Unity Octave was acclaimed
greatest ever.
FEBRUARY
Pope Plus named: Most Rev
Thomas X. German, 21 years Bish-
op of Reno, as Coadjutor of Dallas
with right of succession. Sponsor
ed by the Confraternity of Chris
tian Doctrine, Bible Week was OBJ
served in U.s., February 1915.
President Truman hailed its
noble mission" as Catholic Press
month was observed. A 100000
person turnout in New Orleans fea-
tured five-Ststes Family Rosary
Crusade conducted by Fr. Patrick
Peyton, csc.
Pope Plus sent sympathy mes
sage to England's Queen Elizabeth
ii on the death of her father. King
George vi.
MARCH
Pope Plus XII marked his 18th
birthday and the 18th anniversaries
of his election and coronation as
Pope. The US. Supreme Court up.
held legality of two New JERSEY
laws, one requiring Bible reading
daily in public schools, the other
permitting recitation of the Lords
Prayer. The 1852 Bishops Fund
for Victims of War was conducted
toward a S5,000,OOO goal.
The 10th annual National Cstho.
lie Conference on Family Life was
held in Columbus, o. us. Atomic
Energy Commissioner Thomas E.
Murray was named for the 1852
Laetare Medal by Notre Dame u.
Educator James M. O'NeilPs book.
Catholicism and American Free.
dom" was published, answering
Paul Blanshard's anti Catholic
charges. Alvin (Bo) McMillin, 81.
colorful football player and coach.
died at Bloomington, Ind.
APRIL
BY a t6-3 vote, US. Supreme
Court upheld validity of New York
States model released-time pro-
gram for religious instruction.
Francis Nally, Toledo newspaper
man, was chosen National Council
of Catholic Men president at its
32nd annual meeting in Toledo.
Philadelphia's James P. McGran-
cry, named us. Attorney General
to succeed j. Howard McGrath, re-
signed, became 18th Catholic TO
serve in Presidents Cabinet. A
Missouri Circuit Court decision in
St Joseph barred nuns from Serv-
ing as public school teachers in
the state.
Mrs. Maceo A. Thomas, 40, New
York mother of nine, was chosen
1852 Catholic Mother, first Negro
accorded the honor. Msgr. William
d. 0'Donnell, Cleveland, was elect
ed North American College Alum
nj Association president in Los
Angeles. PassionistS Mark Tooth
Anniversary of First US. Founda-
ton Mrs. K. Cary Clem, Los
Angeles named for Mundelein Col I
Continued on Page p
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ligious societies, met Oct. 8 in St
Joseph's Cathedral, to hear the
Most Rev. Michael ]. Ready prom.
ulgate numerous regulations con.
cerning education. marriage, Mass
es and vocations.
The statutes stipulated that Cath.
olic parents and guardians are
bound to provide a Catholic educs.
ton for their children or wards.
that couples must visit the pastor
of the prospective bride six weeks
before marriage; that composite
offerings for mementos in Masses
are forbidden; and that pastors
will encourage vocations among
worthy boys and girls.
There we're many other import.
ant events, including the National
Catholic Family Life Conference
convention, which attracted more
than 1000 religious and lay leaders
to Columbus for a discussion of
the "Home-A church in Nina.
ture."
The calendar of principal events
follows:
Jan. 3--One of the oldest priests
in the United States, the Rev. Fred
erick A. Reuter-. died in St. An
thongs Hospital. Columbus. He was
95.
Jan. 13-Nearly 1900 men turn
ed out for the Central Deanery
Holy Name Rally at St. Joseph Ca
thedral. Principal speaker was the
Rev. James v. Cleary, O.MI. of
West Jefferson who called aban-
donment of the moral code the
fundamental cause of war"
Jan. 22-The Right Rev. Msgr.
H. E. Mattingly, pastor Of Holy
Rosary Church, turned the first
spadeful of earth on the site of
the projected convent for the Sis
terS of St. Francis who teach in
the Holy Rosary grade and high
schools.
Feb. l. The Rev. Edward F.
Healey, professor of Latin and
English at st. Charles Seminary.
Columbus, was named director Of
Lay Retreats for the Columbus Di-
ocese.
Feb. 10-Open house was held al
st AIMS hospital, upon completion
of a s500.000 improvement pro-
gram which added a gynecology
department to the 45-year-old hos
pital.
Feb. 8-The Columbus Diocese
welcomed 334 displaced persons
many forced from their homes in
Communist controlled countries,
during the reSettlement program.
the Rev. Lawrence Corcoran, as
Sistsnt director of charities, an
nounced today.
Feb. 15-Bishop Ready named
the Right Rev. Msgr. Francis j.
Schwendeman as pastor of Holy
Cross Church. and the Right Rev.
Msgr. Roland T. Winel, chancellor,
of the diocese.
Feb. 15-A new seminary will be
established in the Columbus Di-
ocese by the Missionaries of SITS.
Peter and Paul. II will be the So
ciety's first missionary training
seminary outside of Italy.
Feb. 22-Marion st. Mary's baS-
ketball team, in their first year
in the Central Catholic League,
rolled over seven opponents to
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-12-26
Set Holy Hour
NeiU Years EUe

The passing of 1852 and the be-
ginning of new year will be mark
ed in ST. Joseph Cathedral with a
special Holy rIour beginning at IL
p. m. Wednesday, Dec. 81.
Sermons during the service will
be delivered by the Rev. George
Fulcher, and the Rev. James Gel
ger. assistants at the Cathedral.
Special prayers of thanksgiv-
ing will be offered f,r Gods abund-
ant mercies and blessings through.
out the past year and His contin-
ued graces during the coming
year.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-12-26

The Main Altar of Corpus Chris
ii church, Columbus, was solemn.
ly consecrated in honor of the
Blessed Virgin Mary last week by
The Most Rev Edward G. Het-
finger, Auxiliary Bishop of Colum-
bus. Relics of st. Vigilans and st.
Eulogius we're inserted in the altar,
Masters of ceremony at the Dec.
Is service were the Rev. George
Schorr, Vice-Chancellor of the Di-
ocese, and the Rev. Francis X.
Schweitzer, assistant pastor at Cor
pus Christi The Rev. James w.
Kulp, Diocesan Director of the So
ciety for the Propagation of the
Faith, and the Rev. John Staun-
ton. secretary of the Ohio Catholic
Welfare Conference, were Deacons
of Honor.
The conservation of an altar is a
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-12-26
Clothing Shipments
Sent off To Korea

NEW YORK - NC) Within IL
days after the end Of the Bishops
Thanksgiving clothing campaign
almost $4,000 bales of clothing
were on their way 20 war-ravaged
Korea.
The USS ''Nicoline Maersk" left
Brooklyn's pier % with the first
shipment of relief supplies inelud-
ing l2,200 bales of clothing and
shoes weighing 100000 pounds.
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Burkely, pastor of St. Mary church;
the Right Rev. Msgr. Herman Mat
tingly, pastor of Holy Rosary
church; the Rev Earl Holzapfel,
pastor of st. Augustine church.
The Rev. Harry Estadt, pastor of
St. Thomas the Apostle church;
the Rev Joseph S. Lawler, C.M..
and the Rev. Paul j. Huisking,
C.M., of Groveport; and the Rev.
John Byrne, C.PPS., pastor of St.
James the Less church.
Seminarians from st. Charles
college, under the direction of the
Rev. F. Thomas Gallen, sang at the
conservation.
In the photo, left to right, are
Father Staunton, Bishop Hettinger
Father Kulp. and two ST. Charles
seminarians Bernard Burkhart
and Leo Finnen.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-12-26
Holy Day OF Obligation

Next Thursday January lst, is
The feast of Our Lords cireum.
eision. II is Holy Day Of obi
CATION. All are bound TO attend
Mass on this day the same as on
Sundays. Be sure 10 check your
directories for fhe times Of
Masses on New Years.
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ceremony which dates back to the
9th century. Ceremonies include
the exposition of the relics the eve
ming before the day of the conse-
Grafton, keeping of vigil, the
blessing of the Gregorian water,
the sprinkling of the Altar and
the translation of the relics to the
church.
After the relics had been carried
to the church, the consecrator
Bishop Hettinger, anointed the
sepulchre of the Altar, thus sane
tifying the cavity in which the re-
mains were to be enclosed, and
then reverently inserted the case
containing the relics.
Priests present for the ceremon-
les included the Rev. Albert v.
Kessler, pastor of Corpus Christi:
the Right Rev. Msgr. Edmund
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-12-26
Synod, Building Programs
Headline Year For Diocese

The fifth synod in the history of the Columbus Diocese
was the outstanding event in the 23ouny during 1852
year crowded with events which contributed to the
and growth of the Church
Approximately 100 priests Including 20 priests from
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-12-26
Church Marks Progress In
Crowded Year OF Activities
Stands Strong In Face OF
World Wide Persecution

Persecution of the Church continued throughout 1852 in
communlstruled lands The bloody conflict in Korea was u
abated despite months of peace talks The year brought
news of the death of Bishop Francis Ford of Kayng China
and the presumed death of Bishop Patrick Byrne both
Evening star., 1952-12-05
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