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Evening star., 1953-05-31
Clinton-HorSeShoe DIR

CIlntOn-HOrSeShOe DR..
One-acre ground. brick home. Open
It'll dark. Features lge. liv. rm.
with firepl., din. rm., 2 bedrms. and
tile bath on 1st fl. 3 bedrms., tile
bath end A. Full bsmt., attached
garage. Out Branch ave. ext. to Clin-
ton. one blk. past trafic light, left
to open sign. Call Mrs. Wright,
10. 9-Q110; eyes,, 10. S-7761.
PIIEFENRERGER IL NGO0RE INC
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CAMP SPRINGS

Allentown rd. on "a acre of land, leveI
Cape Cod brick; 8 years old; open
stairway to partly finished. fully in
Sulated and heated attic; fine hard
wood floors: large utility room, 121
1S it.; oil a.-c. heat; combination
storm windows and doors: entirely
fenced; only S12.950: terms to suit
you; will take trade: possession l
week; T. D. BURGESS, 10. 9-9513
It'll 8.
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COLLEGE PARK PROPER

COLLEGE PARK PROPER
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 TIL DARK
You must must see % this % Attractive r Give Cane
Cod on large corner lot. 4 rooms on
1st d.. . lge. bedrms. and bath on
end. Full finished apt. in bsmt. and
2.car. garage. Attractive financing.
owner must sell this attractive Q
story brick Colonial. Priced to sell
Immediately. See this one today.
Phone for appt. HA. 2-725S.
3-apt brick, " blk. OF blvd. This
to sell. Phone for appt. HA. 2-725S.
COHEE REALTY CO.
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BELTSVILLE-N.O.L. AREA
1O923 POWDER MILL RID.
OPEN SUNDAY. 1-6
Lovely new brick rambler; 8 bedrms
liv. rm., din. rm., kit, bath, 1st
FIR: stairs to unfin. studio rm. that
fun bsmt. with garage: lot ap-
prox. $4,000 50. IT,. Dire: N. H.
ave. to Franklin. right to Powder
Mill rd.. left to house.
REYLAS REALTY CO.
JU. S-4441 JU. 9-6417 JU. $4,000
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CHEVERLY. M
CHEVERLY
FOR. SALE RY OWNER

FOR SALE BY OWNER
ll-brick Colonial; 3 large bedrms.,
mirrored mantel and firepl.; screened
porch; separate, large din. rm. and
large YOUNGSTOWN kit. with dining
space; gas a.-c. h.: beautiful knotty
pine rec. rm.; completely Handicapped
and fenced lot 50x155 with out
side brick flrepl. and patio; high
ground over looking Washington;
built 1949 and in new-house con-
dition: S1S,950, CT financed; must
be seen to appreciate. Phone owner
UN. 4-39S2, 2602 Crest ave. Owner
being transferred. Open for in
spectiOn until sold
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VILLA HEIGHTS
EASTPINES
5903 EASTPINES DIR.
4AHn ~ NJ

Inspect this charming Dutch masonry
bung allow on lge. fenced lot to-day.
Spacious liv. rm., dinette, Q lge. bed
rms, mod. bath. equipped kit.
Stairway to expandable end fir.
FHA terms available. See to ap-
preciate. Directions: Drive out Route
right approx. u mile from Edmon-
ston I'd. to EaStpines drive, right to
property.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
COTI.EGE. pAPK

Open Sunday 1 It'll dark. Pretty 4.
nedrm. rambler with roomy Kitchen,
lEe; bright iv. rm.. fun tile bath,
!ul psmt.. gas &C. heat. on lge.
steel beam construction, copper
plumbing and many other fine fea-
lures. Close to schools, transpor-
See picture ad in SATURDAYS Star.
Directions: Out Baltimore blvd, M
mile beyond Md. Univ, turn right
At Greenbelt rd., and open house
arrow. follow arrows (5 blks. to
PrePeeeT6tyo JAMES I. MUNDY, UN.
DECATUR HTS, $14, 1000
Col. brick and masonry. Liy. rm'. din.
rm.,, equip. kit, 2 lge. bedrms, and
tl!ed bath. Beautiful fenced lot;
walking distance to shopping and
trsnsp. Call Mrs. Hurt, WA. 7-6i2S
COX & CO., UN. 4-1526. Il
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
Outstanding Suburban
Xolnanc


ALL HOUSES OPEN III
NEW BRICK RAMBLERS, 8 BED.
RMS. FULL BASEMENT. FIREPL.
$lS,950, TERMS
This new, modern brick rambler has
a large living room with fireplace,
beautiful picture window, fuil-size
and refrigerator, 3 extra-large bed-
rooms, full dry bSmt., 110x175-ft.
lot with excel place for garden.
Plenty Of fruit trees. Only 3Ia mileS
from d. c. line. Dir: out Penna.
ave. sc. to Branch ave. right about
s miles to Henderson I'd. (about 9
blks; beyond end of dual highway, /,
rieht about "a mile to Harvest I'd.
ALMOST i ACRE, 8 BEDRM.
BRICK RAMBLER, $4,000, TERMS
New all-brick rambler built Of the
best material and workmanship, lo-
Gated on almost an acre Of level,
fertile ground. 1t has O large liv.
rm: with beautiful picture window.
full-sized din. rm,, mod. kit. plenty
Of cabinets with Formica tops, 3
lovely bedrms.. oil h.-w. heat. Dir. !:
out Penna ave. Sc. to Branch ave.
right about ia miles to Clinton,
continue past traflc light about 3
blocks to Horse Shoe rd.. left u
hlnfk IN nronaPfv -
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CHEVERLY BARGAIN
3410 CHEVERTY AWE

This oversize S-rm. brick Cape Cod
must go today, Spacious liv. rm.
Sedrms., full bsmt. with rec. rm. and
built-in gar, ga baths: oil h.-w. h.
lge. Handicapped lot; 2 refgrs. and 2
ranges. Could be q money-maker.
Owner must leave area and will sac
rifice for only S1S,500. FILA or con-
ventional terms.
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CLINTON

One-year-old beauty with h-acre lot.
GIFT. liv.. rm. with firepl., guest size
din rm.,. lge. equip. kit. 2 bedrms. ;,
tile bath, gar. and lge. util. rm.
radiant heat. Loc. on Bellefont
lane; miles on Branch ave. at
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CLINTON
"a ACRE, $4,000

"a ACRE, Sy,bUU
kit. full bsnt.. new alum. storm
windows. Garden already planted
81, 200 down. Drive by this house
on Nd: ave. in Maplewood subdiVi.
sion. OF Waterloo rd.. or call fol
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS. MD

1ISTRFGTM RISI RRFG1TMhElEWdD6 H1FWdds; BR. nR.
OPEN SAT, SUN. ! TO 7:30 PM
Let us show you this exceptionally
well-constructed rambler; 3 bed
rooms. adequate dining area. modern
equipped kitchen, large living room,
cross to reach Mt. Calvary School;
located near all military bases in
se. (Out Penna. ave. Sc. to Dist.
Hgts., left on Gateway blvd. to
Ramblewood dr., right to our sign.
For appt.. call Mr. Bandy. 10. g.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
Realtor, 1924 14th St.. AID. 4-2005
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FORESTvILLE. MD.
NEW BRICK, FULL BSMT.

S14,950, TERMS
Large hv: rn1., , lovely bedrms.. fun
bsmt. with outside entrance, modern
kit. large dining area. expandible
attic with space for 9 large bedrn1s.
Convenient to Andrews Field. Naval
Research Laboratory, Suitland Govt.
bldgs. Dir: Out Penna ave. s.e. TO
Branch ave, right about II mile to
Sultland pkwy. military hwy J, left
about, miles to Forestville I'd.
lett about mile to Cross St., left
blks. to Pine st. and property.
4-BEDRM. CAPE COD WITH
Ia BATHS. FULL BSMT.
S16.950
This new all-brick Cape Cod Il 10.
Gated on la-acre lot with lovely
shade trees. 1t has large living room
with fireplace, modern kit with
large dining area. large bedrms.
and tile bath on 1st floor; Q large
bedrms. and - bath on 2nd d. Full
bsmt. with outside entrance. Conv.
to bus service. Price, $16,950; terms.
AFT. BRICK RAMBLER
S13.950, TERMS.
This lovely 2-bedrm. rambler located
living rm., separate din: rm.. mod.
room. Only 3is miles from DC. line.
ave-. right about miles to end
Of dual hwy, left on Auth I'd. about
1 mi. to Davis blvd, right to sign
and property.
nFZNEV M TPTENRAM
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DETACHED CAPE COD BRICK
2 bedrms., expansion attic, u blk.
Of Branch ave; mi; beyond D. c.
old. "a acre of land. Only S13 $50.
Penland as DSy 8 st. sssss ssasSn evesi ea IT, IT,
2-7612 It'll 10 pm. ATLAS REALTY
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5 BEDROOMS

All brick. full bsmt. and "a blk. to bus
Full size liv. rm., din. rm. and lge.
equip. kit. Ia baths. Home ir
excel. cond: S14. 500. terms
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BRADBURY HOMES

A very attr. 2-bedrm. Liv. rm. with
firepl,. equip kit, oil heat. lge. lot,
for the low price Of S10,5O0. Drive
by No. z Forest DIR.
BRADBURY HOMES
3-bedrm., all-brick home. Walking
distance to Census Bureau. Gas
heat. New-houSe condition. Owner
appt.
WEST REAL ESTATE
SUITLAND, MD. 10. $4,000
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LAYHILL

1870 Norwook pike-91 1T. rambler:
1-acre lot: 3 bedrooms. 2 baths
water heat; Gear Sarase. Price
S24.750 To reach Georgia ave.
right on Layhill rd.. passed Argyle
County Club to GayfieldS subdivision
Evening star., 1953-05-31

VETS, $1,O5O DOWN-New 3-bed
rm. brick ramblers in Woodlawn
Just OF Annapolis rd. Recr. rm.. all.
elec. kit; $S2 per mo. pays all. Cal
today, WA. $4,000. ROBERT s
Hva ttSvi11e Md
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.4O3 WILDWOOD DRIVE - Open
Sunday after 1 pm. A real value in
an outstanding location. Attr. brick
Colonial on lge. level lot. Lge. liv.
kit. with breakfast nook. 3 good
sized bedrms. and tile bath UP. Full
bsmt. with outside entr. and k-bath.
Auto. washer incl. Only S1S.950.
terms. Drive out New Hampshire
ave-. ext, left on Wildwood DR.. to
MICHAEL REALTY CO., JU. 9-0424;
ewes. JU. 5-7479.
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PRIZE E-WINNING CONTEMPORARY
tomieIS to pm Wih sl4sso SaSemsd and $15Ss6 ea I
and bedrm. designs, brick and
redwood construction. Extensive
window areas. Oriented for maxi
mum sunlight and privacy. No
through streets. Many de luxe fea-
Riggs I'd. y mi. past Univ. lane to
Coolspring rd., right to MODERN"
signs. MODERN REALTY CO., JU.
7-S960 Omen 'tjl q n m
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-16
NCWC Survey Indicates Three
Cardinals Are Among Victims
th.c.W.c. News service)

Communist tyranny has eliminated 161 Bishops and other
heads of Sees from the aposoate of teaching and governing
and has placed them what has been called the aposoae OF
suffering, Imprisonment and death.
An exhaustive list compiled by the NCMC News Service
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-16
Times Writer
Is Named
MOnsi ignOr

ROME - (NC) - Father Joseph
J. Sullivan, N.C.W c. News Serv-
ice and Catholic Times correspond
ent in Vatican City for more than
five years, has been made a papal
chamberlain with the title of Very
Reverend Monsignor.
The new monsignor is the bro
ther of the Rev. Leo Sullivan, as
slstant at Holy Name parish, Co
lumbus.
Announcement of this honor
from His Holiness Pope Plus XII
was made at the North American
College here by Bishop Martin j.
O'Connor, rector Of. the college. He
made the announcement on behalf
of Bishop James K. Kearney of
Rochester, the diocese to which
Monsignor Sullivan belongs. Those
present at the ceremony included
the college student body and Msgr.
Joseph F. McGe5ugh, American
priest attached to the Vatican Sec
retariate of State.
A native of Rochester Monsignor
Sullivan was ordained in 1898. He
served as an assistant at the Sacred
Heart Pro-Cathedral in Rochester
and as chaplain with the us.
armed forces prior to taking his
news assignment in Vatican City.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-16
Diocese To Mark
Feast OF Patron
Thursday. Jan. %

In letter this week to pastors
OF the Diocese, Bishop Ready urged
that Jan. 20, the Feast of St. Fran
els de Sales, the Patron of the Dio-
cese of Columbus, be reserved as
an occasion for united prayer on
the part of priests and people"
The Bishop said:
Thursday, Jan. 29th, is the
Feast Of Saint Francis de Sales. Pa
tron of the Diocese of Columbus.
The day should be made an occas-
ion for united prayer on the part
of priests and people not only
for the sanctification of our indi-
vidual lives. but for the growth
of the Church in this See through
the conversion of those who are
now outside the fold.
A parish Mass should be ar
ranged for Thursday morning at
time convenient for the people
Our participation in the Mass will
render adequate heartfelt thanks
to Almighty God for the manifold
blessings received under the pa
tronage of Saint Francis, and will
be the most efficscious petition to
insure our future needs"
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l. That this offer be acceptable
to the people of the county.
2. That final approval, already
tentatively promised, of ecclesias-
tical authority be secured.
8. That this grant be based upon
an exact survey to be made after
final engineering and architectural
drawings have warranted the same.
4. That such hospital be guaran-
teed complete approaches by i'm
proved thoroughfares and. all pub
lie utilities.
5. That such hospital be commit
ted to the exclusive administrative
charge of a religious order of sis
ters or brothers of the Catholic
Church for whose common and
spiritual life and maintenance full
provision shall be made in a spe-
cial structure or separate wing of
the hospital construction.
s. That this offer be officially ac-
cepted in accordance with these
terms on or before Jan. 6, 1854,
and that permanent, continuing
construction be commenced by
June 6, 1854.
7. That it be understood that this
offer is withdrawn in defect of any
one of these conditions.
Granted the acceptance of this
proposal, | am empowered to guar
Continued on Page p
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-16
BY Msgr. Joseph J. Sullivan
radio, N.c.W.c. News Service)

VATICAN CITY-A history-mak-
ing Apostolic Constitution by His
Holiness Pope Plus XII has grant
ed limited faculty for evening
Masses throughout the world and
has liberalized the Eucharistic
Fast.
Entitled "Christus Dominus"
Christ the Lord), the Constitution
was issued by the Sacred Congre-
cation of the Holy Office together
with a specially prepared instrue-
ton explaining it.
The new constitution liberalizes
the Eucharistic fasting regulations
for both priests and people.
A salient feature is the principle
that taking plain water no longer
breaks the Eucharistic fast, no mat
ter when taken.
The new law permits the sick
under certain conditions to take
medicine without breaking their
Eucharistic fast.
The law also permits priests and
faithful who are not sick to take
LIQUIDS, other than water-but ex-
Guiding alcohol,-up to one hour
before Mass and Communion, un-
der certain conditions.
The Constitution grants Bishops
the right to permit evening Masses
under certain specified conditions
on Sundays and holy days of obli-
CATION. days that were formerly
holy days of obligation, First Fri
days. special occasions of great
gatherings, and on certain week
days when evening Mass is neces-
sary for determined groups of peo-
pie.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-16
Bishop Bossilkoff
Reported Alive By
Bulgarian Official

LONDON - Radio, N.C0 -
Bishop Eugene Bossilkoff, sentenc-
ed to death last October by Red
Bulgarian court, is still alive, the
Bulgarian Legation in London has
indicated.
Announcements are made from
Sofia when sentences are carried
out" legation official said. I'VE
have had no statement and one can
therefore think this sentence has
not yet been carried out"
The statement was given to a re-
porter of The Universe, London
Catholic weekly. in a courteous,
brief interview inside the legation
attended by third, silent and mo-
tionless Bulgarian.
A rumor that the 52-year-old
Passionist Bishop of Nikopol had
been executed by the communists
was prevalent at the end of Oc-
tober. Vatican circles and the SUI
perior General OF the PassionistS
denied receiving any such report
at that time.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-16

Larney, who said that church au-
thorities already have given tenta-
tive approval to the grant, suggest
ed that the hospital, when com
pleted, be given to the care of a
religious order.
Noting that Perry County has
long been without hospital, Fa-
ther McLarney asserted that the
present Sesquicentennial year
would be an appropriate time to
erect a hospital Speaking for the
Dominicans, he declared:
"We feel that we should take
leading part in this movement, and
give what we have to complete the
plans. We have land which the
county may have, if it is accept
able for the purposes of a hospital
for Perry County We shall also
give our services to such hospital
without remuneration.
In a letter to tie Perry County
commissioners, the prior wrote:
"The members of st. Joseph's
Priory have long been concerned
by the lack of general hospital ia
cilities within the limits of Perry
County. While the fellowship of
pain and sorrow is strong in our
people, it is deplorable that this
sentiment has not resulted in ma
terial achievement AS we contem-
plate the defects of the past in this
Sesquicentennial year, we must be
sensitive to the demands of the
future which urge practical action.
after due consideration, | have
been authorized to offer to the
people of the county sufficient
tract of land to be separated from
the present property of the priory
and conveyed to the public owner
ship unencumbered, free and
clear, for the construction of a
general county hospital, the same
offer. hereby made, to be subject
TO several broad conditions as fol-
lows:
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-16

shows that three Cardinals. 81
Archbishops, 10 Bishops and II
Monsignori serving as Projects. Ad-
ministrators OF Visitators Apostolic
have felt the communist persecu-
ton Of the Church.
They have either been murdered,
imprisoned. expelled OF otherwise
impeded in the exercise of their
office. Instead Of teaching and gov
erning their flock they can merely
suffer for them in Red dungeons
or pray for them silently in
communlSt-lmposed exile.
These 161 Bishop-martyrs dot al
most every country on the globe
where communist dictatorship
has seized power They reach from
Prague in central Europe to Pyong-
yang, Korea, in far east Asia.
Exhaustive as L is. the N.C.W.C.
list does not claim to name every
Bishop or head of See who has ever
suffered at the hands Of the Reds.
1t lists only those who have been
murdered, imprisoned, placed un-
der house arrest, expelled, forced
or kept in exile, or otherwise per-
manently barred from performing
their episcopal duties. II also does
not include the many Wears Cen
eral who have met communist per-
secution after they attempted to
take over the direction Of the di-
oceses after the elimination of
their Bishops.
Red China, which has shocked
the world by its brutality over the
past few years, stands at the head
of the list of the communist coun-
tries prosecuting the Bishops of
the Church.
AT least "a Bishops and other
heads of Sees have been expelled,
imprisoned or otherwise prevented
from discharging their duties.
Among them is His Eminence
Thomas Cardinal Tien. S.V.D.,
Archbishop OF Peking. who is bar
red from returning to his See;
Archbishop Anthony Riberi, the
Papal Internuncio to China, expell-
ed by the Reds; II other Arch
bishops, AZ Bishops and 18 Pre-
fects Apostolic.
Seven American Born
Included in this group are seven
American-born Bishops and three
American-born Projects Apostolic
One of these Bishops, Francis X
Ford of Kaying, a Brooklyn-born
Maryknoller, died in a Red jail
The two other Cardinals on the
list of prosecuted Bishops are Their
Eminences Josef CARDINAL Mind
zenty. Primate of Hungary, sentenc-
ed to life Imprisonment, and Al
oysius Cardinal Stepinac. Arch
bishop of Zagreb Yugoslavia, bar
red from governing this See by the
Tito government.
Twenty-six of the l6l Bishops
on the list have been either mur-
dered by the communists or died of
the effects of i'll treatment. Forty
five are still rotting in Red iails.
Forty-seyen foreign Bishops have
been expelled by the Red regimes;
another q are in exile from their
native lands. The other % on the
list are either under house arrest
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-16

or otherwise barred from dischsrg-
ing their office.
After Red China comes Soviet
Russia as responsible for persecut-
ing the largest number Of Catholic
Bishops and other heads of Sees,
with % against its record. This In
cludes not only Russia proper but
also the three Baltic countries of
EstOnia, Latvia and Lithuania and
the large slice Of Polish.Ukranian
territory which Moscow ineorporat-
ed into the Soviet Union after
World War II.
Other Red Countries
Other Red countries on the list
Of prosecutors are Albania, Bull
garia, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, the
communist-controlled area of Indo-
China, Red Korea, Poland. Rumania
and Yugoslavia
In Albania two Bishops have
been executed. another has been
imprisoned and perhaps died IN
jail.
Bulgaria has sentenced one
Bishop to death and placed another
under arrest.
Czechosloyakia has imprisoned
one Archbishop and seven Bishops.
The Reds in Hungary are re-
sponsible for the persecution of
Cardinal, an Archbishop and two
Bishops. One Of the Bishops was
killed. another died in prison.
The communist rebels in Indo-
China are holding one Bishop I'M
der arrest.
The Korean communists are re-
sponsible for the death or impris-
onment OF three Bishops and two
Projects Apostolic. They include
an American Bishop who is pre-
Continued on Page p
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-16
Red Tyranny Has Struck
l6l Hierarchy Members
Chinese Reds Give
Freedom To Priest
After Year In Jail

HONG KONG - The years best
Christmas present was unwittingly
given to Philadelphia's Father Jo-
seph McGinn by the Chinese Com
munists when on Christmas Eve
they released him after year in
Jail and then expelled him from
China.
Father McGinn arrived at the
Maryknoll House in Hong Kong
too late for Christmas but happy
and in surprising good health af-
ter bis Imprisonment on an indefi-
mite sentence following a public
trial He said he was sorry to
leave China, having been working
there since 1925, but glad to be
free of the Reds who treated me
as we'll as could be expected"
The veteran 55 year old miss
ioner reported that Communists
entered his mission in the sum-
mer of 1850. After placing him
under house arrest, he was final
ly put on public trial and then
sentenced to prison He was ac-
cused of spying" and having
concealed weapons"
During his more than a quarter
OF century in China, Father Nc
CHM founded dispensaries, schools.
an orphanage and home for the
aged. He will rest up in Hong
Kong while awaiting re-assignment
by Maryknoll headquarters in the
United States.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-16
Modern Life

TIE Popes principal motive in is
suing the new Constitution, accord
ing to a competent authority here,
is his concern to facilitate Commun-
ion for the sick. workers, mothers
of families and children of all con-
ditionS.
The new legislation is seen as
corresponding to the greatly chang
ed conditions of modern life, this
authority said. He stated the Pope
arrived at his decision lecaus "the
particular conditions of the times
have introduced many modifica-
tions into the uses of society and
common life" Because of these
changes" he said, grave Difficult
ties could arise leading men away
from participation in the Divine
Mysteries, should the J.. of the
Eucharistic fast haye to be fully
observed"
'TThe thought and heart of the
Holy Father" this authority said,
"goes out above AL to the mis-
sionaries and the faithful who live
in distant places where the priest
cannot come often, to the priests
who must shoulder eXhauSting la
Dor, to night-shift workers, mothers
of families and school children.
The Holy Office instruction states
that while granting the new privil-
eyes the Pope at the same time con-
firms the present normS of Canon
Law regarding the Eucharistic fast.
Il adds that all those capable of
observing the present regulations
of Canon Law should continue to
do so.
The Holy Office instruction says