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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-04-27
St. Louis u. Head
AppOinted by Ike

WASHINGTON-Father Paul c.
Reinert, SJ., president of ST.
Louis Mo.) University, is one of
l6 educators and Is business and
professional persons named by
President Eisenhower to serve on
his Committee on Education Be
yond the High School
The group was established to
lead an "active and systematic
attack" on the problems posed for
higher education by increasing en-
+ lIments and shortages of funds.
Plans for the committee we're
announced by President Eisen-
hover in his message on educa-
ton to Congress. Later, Marion
8. Folsom, secretary of the De-
partment of Health, Education
and Welfare, said the group would
decide whether to call a confer
ence similar to the White House
Conference on grade and high
school education held here in No
vember, 1855.
Father Reinert, the only Catho-
lie educator in the group, is active
in many educational organiza-
tionS. The Jesuit was named pres
ident of the College and Univer-
sity Department of the National
Catholic Educational Association
at the organizations 53rd annual
convention in st. Louis early this
month. He holds official positions
in other regional and national as
sociations.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-04-27
Chinese Catholics Pray
AS Anniversaries Are Noted

HONG KONG - The Church
In China. silenced and enchain-
ed, is marking two major ami
versaries with prayer, but with
no celebration.
II was just 10 years ago, April.
1916, that His Holiness Pope Pi-
us XII raised the Church in China
from a mission status and gave it
o hierarchy. China had come of
age. spiritually.
Twenty years earlier, in the
fall of 1926, Pope Plus XI had
personally consecrated six Chi
nese bishops in ST. Peters in
Rome-the first native bishops
of China in modern times.
In 1916, when the Holy See
Judged the Church of China ma
ture "a status accorded the
Church in the United States only
in 1908-China was given a hier-
archy OF 10 archblshops and 79
bishops.
Since that time the communists
have taken over all of China and
the Church there has been all but
destroyed
Three TO One
When the hierarchy was set up
foreign bishops outnumbered Chi
f1ese bishops three to one. Today
not single foreign Bishop is left
In charge of Chinese diocese.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-04-27
Solon Plans Bill
Freeing Schools
From Excise Tax

WASHINGTON = (NC) -
The chairman of a House sub
committee on federal excise
taxes said here he plans to
Introduce bill based on his
subcommittee's report, which
calls for exempting private
schools from excise taxes.
Rep. Aime Forand made this
statement at press conference
called for the formal announce
ment that his seven.member SUBJ
committees report is ready for
the full Ways and Means Commit
tee.
In addition to urging exemp-
ton for non-profit schools. the
report contains some rs other
recommendations des gned d to
correct inequities presently found
IN the administration of the ex-
else tax regulations.
Rep. Forand said he did not
know when the full committee
would deal with his report and
he declined TO predict the
groups reactions TO the anumer-
Gus recommendations.
The recommended relief meas
sure for schools conducted by
non-profit organizations wcaid
free them from paying manufac.
turers, retailers, transportation
and communication excise taxes.
All levels of education would be
exempt.
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Only two are still in China-one
in jail, the other not even allow
ed to offer Mass in public.
About 10 Chinese bishops are
either in jail in China or in ex-
lie. The latter group includes His
Eminence Thomas Cardinal Tien,
S.V.D, Archbishop of Peking, and
Archbishop Paul Yu-Pin of Nam
king, who are both living in ex-
lie in the United States.
That leaves about 20 Chinese
bishops still in China. While there
is no certain information con-
cerning many of them, most are
understood to be so restricted
that it is impossible for them to
carry on their normal episcopal
functions.
Two Alive
Only two of the six original
bishops consecrsted by Plus XI
are still alive. Neither is able to
ait as Ordinary. One is Bishop
Simon Chu, S.J., of Haimen, in
Kiangsu Province, Now 81 years
old, the Jesuit bishop is kept
from his people 3y the Red re-
gime. He is reported to be living
in a house in Shanghai. The 9th
er is Bishop joseph Hu, CM., of
Taichow, Chekiang prov i n e.
Continued on Page p
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Confirmation Rite
Sci al Cathedral
For Adult Class

All adults in Franklin County
who have not. yet received the
Sacrament of Confirmation will
have an opportunity to be con-
firmed on Pentecost Sunday, May
20, in st. Joseph Cathedral.
The date was announced this
week in a letter to all pastors in
the diocese from Monsignor Ro-
land I. Winel, chancellor of the
diocese. The class will be com
posed of converts as we'll as 9TH
er Catholics, who for one reason
or another were not confirmed as
children.
Rehearsal for the ceremonies
was set at 7:30 pm. May 13. The
men and women to be confirmed
must present their baptismal GER
tificates at that time. Sponsors
need not be present at the re.
hearsal.
All Of them must receive three
instructions on the Sacrament
from their pastor. The pastor OF
the church where the confir-
mandi are now in residence must
give written permission prior to
the day of the ceremony A rec
ord of the confirmation will be
kept in the home parish as we'll
as the Cathedral.
Last May, 80 men and 165 wom-
en- we're confirmed at the Ca
thedral.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-04-27
DCCW Opens
Spring Meeting

The eleventh annual SprinE
Conference of the Columbus Dio
cesan Council Of Catholic Won
en- opens Sunday at New Phil
adelphia.
The meeting, which will at
tract representatives from 1t3
affiliations of the DCCW. be
gins at z p. m. in the Public
High School auditorium. ae-
cordins TO Mrs. Charles Blake
ly general chairman of this
years conference.
Father Ambrose l.. Freund, V
f., pastor of Sacred Heart Church
in New Philadelphia and Dean OF
the Northern Deanery, will deliv.
er the opening prayer, followed
by welcoming address by the
president of the Northern Dean.
cry, Mrs. Charles M. Bell of Gosh.
oeton.
The guest speaker. Father
SILT, professor of Theology
Michael ]. Faraon. o.P. PHI. D.,
and Philosophy at Xavier Uni-
versify, will talk on The Theol.
osy of Marriage" as . part of
the program planned around
the theme Family Life"
Bishop Ready will close the
annual conference by offering
Pontifical Benedietion in Sacred
Heart Church.
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Christ is not to be any way iden-
titled with mere emotion" He
declared.
TOO often, in our day, we
hear we'll meaning but direly
mistaken prophets of peace urg-
ing mankind to seek peace in a
kind of interior feeling; prescrib-
ing an outlook of brightness and
optimism, self imposed, as the
remedy for spiritual disturbance
or desolation.
mo on Our Lords own word,
we know that we are TO find
true peace of soul in Him, and
not in the management of our
own emotional resources
These things have ! spoken TO
you says Christ, that in me
you may have peace.
1T is true. indeed" Monsignor
Glenn continued, that many hui
man miseries are matters OF
emotional disturbance; it is true
that a steady effort to keep our
selves emotionally balanced is of
great and praiseworthy value.
But emotional peace is not the
full desire of the human spirit;
without the peace which comes
from the objective grace of God
in the soul, purely emotional or
sentimental peace offers little
more than husks to the hungry
prodigal. And husks may fill the
stomach and quiet its appetities
momentarily, but they give no
nourishment nor strength: they
impart no enduring power; they
do not carry forward the drive
Of life or render its high pur-
pose attainable."
(Continued on Page p
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College Paper
Wins HOnOrs

STEUBENVTLLE, o. = (NC) -
Seton Journal, student publica.
tion of the College of Mount st.
Joseph of Cincinnati, was adjudg.
ed the best bi-weekly college pa
per in Ohio by the Ohio College
Newspaper Association.
With the citation. awarded at
the OCNA's Both annual conven-
ton at the College of Steuben-
vile, went the Scripps- Howard
trophy 1t was the fifth time in IL
years that Mount ST. Joseph had
captured top honors in the asso-
cations judging.
Besides the trophy, the Journal
took a second and third place
and three honorable mentions in
division awards at the conyen-
ton.
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Friday at the Neil House. given
by the convention host, Columbus
Circle 355, according to Mrs.
George t. Lennon, chairman of
the convention.
Bishop Ready will be guest of
honor at banquet, $50 pm, in
the Grand Ballroom Of the Neil
House. according to Mrs. Gene
We've Burr, chairman of the ban
quet.
Mayor Maynard Z. Sensenbren-
ner will welcome the delegates
on Saturday at a civic meeting,
lis PM, at the hotel. The bust
ness session will begin at 2 pm.
On Sunday the delegates will
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-04-27

of Catholic Charities of the
Archdiocese of Los Angeles and
director of the Catholic Welfare
Bureau.
The episcopal appointment was
announced by His Excellency
Archbishop Amleto Giovanni Ci-
cognani, Apostolic Delegate to
the United States.
Bishop-elect Bell was born, in
Peterborough, Ontario, Canada,
July II, 1904.
Bishop-elect Bell was chap
lain with the us. Army Air
Force from t941 to 1916. He serv-
ed in the Far East with the 5th
Air Service Command and rose
to the rank of lieutenant colonel.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-04-27
Clergy Begins
Third Retreat

The third clergy retreat of
the 1856 series will begin
April 90, at the Shrine of the
Little Flower.
The Very Reverend S.W.
Oberhauser, C.PP S., of the
Provincial of the Precious
Blood Fathers, will conduct
the spiritual exercises which
will end May 2.
Scheduled for this retreat are:
M nsignors George Gressel, Will
lam Hayes. Herman E. ~Mattingly
and Francis Schwendeman.
Also scheduled are Fathers
Bennett Applegate, James Car
roll, Lawrence Corcoran, Richard
Connolly, Albert Culliton, Arthur
Dimond, Maurice Donovan, Gle
ment Durbin;
John Eyerman, Clement Faistl
Charles Foeller, George Foley,
Angelo Gallorini, Louis Hoffman,
Earl Holtzapfel, William Huber,
Joseph Jerabeck, Charles Jones,
James Kimberley, Leo LawIer,
Edmund Mccormick, Edwin Me-
Nulty, Lawrence 0'Connor;
John O'Rourke, William Rar.
din. Julian Schaefer, Raymond
Totten and Urban Virgins.
The fourth and final retreat
will be conducted by Bishop Law
renee Shehan, Bishop of Bridge
port, at Saint Charles Seminary,
June 18, 81.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-04-27
Evening Mass
Authorized by
Bishop Ready

Permission was granted by
Bishop Ready this week for
the celebration of evening
Masses in all parishes of the
diocese on First Fridays and
Holy Days of obligation.
In a letter to all priests in
the diocese, Bishop Ready an
nounced that he was granting
the permission in accordance with
the Apostolic Constitu ii o n
"Christus Dominus." Permission
also includes all hospital chapeIs
in the diocese.
At the same time, Bishop
ready declared that there is
mo obligation TO use the per
mission If the pastor or chap
lain involved does not consider
II necessary for The good OF the
people"
Evening Masses, the Bishop
said, should begin no earlier than
! p. m. and no later than 8 or
$3.50 p. m. Attendance at the Mass
fulfills the holy day obligation.
Those who have already re-
ceived Holy Communion in the
morning may not do so again at
an evening Mass, the Bishop
said. Those who do receive
Communion AT evening Masses,
be continued, must abstain from
solid food for three hours be-
fore the moment of Holy Com
n1union, and from liquids, ex-
cepf water, for one hour pre-
vioUsly. No hard" liquors may
be taken from the previous
midnight, although the Instrue-
fion allows moderate use of
light alcoholic beverages, such
as beer or wine, il IL is Gus
iomsrY to take them as part of
lunch and/or dinner.
In the apostolic constitution
"Christus Dominus," dated Jan.
3, 1853, Pope Plus XII promul-
gated new regulations regarding
the Eucharistic fast and the ceIe-
bration of evening Mass. The lat
ter provision gave bishops the
right to permit the celebration
of Mass after 4 p. m. for certain
reasons.
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()fficia
April IS. 1856

and Faithful of the Diocese OF Columbus.
Ny beloved Brethren
The month of May will begin Feasfs in
furssi calendar Church closely snHned with
the lives Joseph Mary May lst has been designated by
the Holy Father Joseph the Worker and
May 3ist will be observed under s title of the oUssnshp OF
Mary.
There meaning this Feast of Saint Joseph
than deterrent eovne efforts appropriate May Day
propagsnde purposes II he Iis mission of Mars
provide for the needs Of Gods Mother and her
DIVINE Child This holy and sole dedication earth
was the care OF Holy Family There should hestancy
in honons Joseph Mary together begin the obse
Of Our Lsdy Month He her and her protector
him the Church tribute the which sustained
the home where the worlds Savior wsxed strong and IN
wisdom and
The oueenship Mary eneses her erownins glory In
the DEGREES of God the climax Of her vocation
among As Mother God and Savior earth and
the Mediax Of all in heaven there was left only the
eonrrs Of the title Queen and for in fact Mary
rules with Christ our King Truly my brethren
fitting close TO the month of May when sing the
everlasting praises Of Mary than this celebration of her ofher
queenship her children on earth.
These Fessts hold further meaning for in the Church
Columbus. " has the holy this do
great need for yoeafons to the Sacred Prehood particularly
for the pastoral ministry in parishes and schools and in
tuons of and charity speak of the great number
religious necessary aid the Ssteroods
the Diocese You their work and constantly
edited by their holy lives.
voeatons are primarily bred within the family such
the Nazareth The examples
psyerfuI fathers and mothers form the beginnings of most
youth The prototypes OF such will
DIOCESE especially the fathers mothers Of people,
join petition through Joseph and Mary
shall rich dedicated young and
willing give their lives TO the service of Christ and
His Church.
ask you participate Holy Mass daily Holy
Communion and TO the family Rosary during this month Of
May God bless this Church Columbus with
vocations.
With my blessing
pevoedIy in Christ
MICHAEL J. READY
Bishop OF Columbus
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Annual Blessed Martin AfUnrd
GiUen TO Mrs. Hinterschied
Group Attends
St. DOnlinic's
For Mass

Mrs. Theodore r. Hinterschied,
766 Bedford Place, a member of
Holy Rosary parish, Columbus,
received the third annual Blessed
Martin Award from the Catholic
Interracial Council of Columbus
at their annual breakfast last
Sunday at the Seneca Hotel.
Given annually by the Inter
racial Council for outstanding
contribution and service in the
field of interracial justice, Mrs.
Hinterschied was honored partic-
ularly for her work in connec-
tion with the US0 hostesses pro-
gram at the various service cen
ters which was carried out on
completely integrated basis from
Its inception and without Incl
dent. Previous winners of the
award we're Mother Roseanne,
then Administrators of st. Anne's
Hospital, and Mr.. Frank Brock
rnyer, Labor liaison with the
United Appeals of Franklin Coun-
ty.
Rev. John Kleinz, editor of the
JoSephinuns ReUieW, was the
principal speaker 1t, the break
fast. His topic, Morality and In
tegration," traced the moral inn
plicationS and obligations incum-
bent on all Christians toward mi
nority groups and their absorp-
tion into society.
Earlier the Interracial Council
had attended Mass and received
Communion at st. Dominic's
Church where the moderator. Fa-
ther A. L. Winkler, traced the
history and growth of the Catho-
lie Interracial Movement trough
out the country.
There are at present 43 Inter
racial Councils in operation of
which the Columbus unit was
the 18th.
At the conclusion of the break
fast, Miss Marion Swickard, the
retiring President of the Council
installed Mr.. Earl c. Pennell as
the new President.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-04-27
Applications
For Seminary

Graduates of High School
who feel that they are called
to serve God in His holy priest
hood, and to labor in the Dio.
cese of Columbus should make
application before Nay Is
through their respective pas.
tors, for admission to the Di.
ocesan S e m mary of ST.
Charles. 2010 E. Broad St, Co
iumbus 9, Ohio.
Each applicant will be as
signed time for interview. 1t
is important that application
be made without delay. Young
men who are in the senior
class in high school should not
wait for their day of gradua.
on to apply.
For those under financial
difficulties, scholarships are
available; arrangements for
such scholarships are TO be
made by the pastor of the ap.
plicant, who will take up the
matter directly with the Most
Reverend Bishop.
No young man who feels
called to the priesthood, or
who thinks that he may have
priestly vocation although he
is not of decided mind, is to
be denied the full opportunity
of seminary training. Nor
should such young man fail
to heed the divine invitation,
or show remissness in follow
ing where it may lead. He
should see his pastor at once,
and make application for ad.
mission to st. Charles.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-04-27
Two New Feast Days
Scheduled In Nav
Bishop Asks
All to PRAY
For Vacations

The celebration of two new
feasts in May was announced
by Bishop Ready this week
In a pastoral letter which ask
ed the faithful of the diocese
to pray for vocations.
May 1st has been designated By
the Holy Father as the Feast of
st. Joseph the Worker, Bishop
Ready noted, and May 31st will
be observed under the title Of
the Queenship of Mary.
In a letter TO be read Sunday
in all churches of fhe diocese,
Bishop Ready declared that
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-04-27
Msgr. Alden ]. Bell
Named AUXILIARY

WASHINGTON = CNC) - His
Holiness Pope Plus XII has nam
ed Msgr. Alden j. Bell to be Titu-
lar Bishop of Rhodopolis and
Auxiliary to His Eminence James
Francis Cardinal Mcintyre, Arch
bishop of Los Angeles.
Msgr. Bell is administrator of
the Cathedral of st. Vibiana in
Los Angeles. He is also director
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-04-27
Priest HOn0red
BY Je,cish Group

ROME-NC)-Capuchin Father
Benedetto Mario has been award
ed a gold medal by the Jewish
United Communities for his aid
to Italy's Jews during the German
occupation in World War II.
From 1910 to 1912 he worked
with the Jewish Aid Committee
in France. In 1943 he made his
quarters in Rome monastery the
center for Jewish underground
aid.
A the opening of the Jewish
synagogue here after the war,
the Capuchin priest sang "Te
Deum' in the presence of the
Jewish community.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-04-27
Reds Make Church Serve
State, US. Report Says

WASHINGTON-A us. Gov
ernment report on religion in the
Soviet Union says the communists
have adopted a policy of making
the church serve the state.
The regime currently is go
ing to considerable trouble to
create an impression Of religious
tole alton for the sake of the eff
feet on foreigners" according to
the report. The study was made
available by q government agency
which stipulated that it not be
named.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-04-27
Cardinal Points Out Need
For Catholic High Schools

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio-His En-
inence Edward Cardinal Mooney
said here that Catholics must now
put. the same emphasis on the
construction of high schools as
they have in the past on grade
schools.
The CardinaI-Archbishop Of
Detroit said that in the establish
ed system of tax supported
schools, training ia Christian
faith and morality is lacking and
we have held, and we hold to-
day, that this defect is essential
and works to the detriment of
religion and good citizenship"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-04-27
Fr. Duffy Offers
Mass for Mother

Father Thomas Duffy, profess
sor at ST. Charles Seminary, of
fered a Requiem Mass for his
mother, Mrs. William Duffy in
Holy Name Cathedral, Steuben-
vile on Tuesday, April "a.
Mrs. Duffy, who died April 20,
was buried in Mt. Calvary, Steu-
benville.
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lain, Monsignor William E. Kap-
pes.
The convention will close Sun
day evening after election and in
staIlation of officers.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-04-27
Msggr. Glenn Explains
The Peace of Christ

The peace of Christ and mere emotional" peace
contrasted this week in address by MonSgnor Paul j.
Glenn, rector of ST. Charles Seminary
Addressing nationwide radio audience on "The Caho-
lie Hour" Monsignor Glenn asserted that the peace of
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-04-27
Devotedly in Christ,
+ MICHAEL J. READY
Bishop OF Columbus
Daughters of Isabella Meet
For Annual State Convention

Representatives from As circles of the Daughters of
Isabella will meet in Columbus next week for their 9th an
nual State Convention.
The delegates, representing more than 1900 women
throughout the state will be guests at reception at M
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-04-27
Breriary Texts
For NetU Feast

VATICAN cITY-tRadio, Ncl
A notice issued by fhe Sa-
cred Congregation Of Rites
states that where the texts for
fhe Mass and Office OF fhe new
Feast of ST. Joseph the Work
eF are not received by ths
fessfday, May ], fhe Mass and
breViary texts may be taken
from those of the Feast of fhs
solemnity of ST. Joseph.
This latter feast, honorins
ST. Joseph IS Patron Of the
Universal Church, used 10 be
observed on fhe Wednesday
following the secord Sunday
after Easter.
An induIt from the Holy See
permits the observance of The
new feast in the United States
on Labor Day, the first Mon
day in September.
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there rs more meaning" fa fhs
Feast of ST.. Joseph Than
deterrent 10 eonmunisfie eff
forts TO appropriate May Day
for propassndic purposes"
Observing that st. Joseph's life
and sole dedication was
to provide the temporal needs of
the Holy Family, Bishop Ready as
serted that there should be lit
tie hesitancy in honoring Joseph
and Mary together as we begin
the observance of Our Lady's
month" He added:
He was her spouse and her
protector. In him, The Church
pays tribute TO the work which
sustained the home where fhe
worlds Savior waved ssrone and
grew in wisdom and age"
AT the same time, Bishop Ready
Continued IN Page q
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receive Holy Communion at the
8 O'Clock mass in St. Joseph's Ca
thedral offered by the state chap