The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-03
The Diocese I'm 1856
The Diocese Of Columbus in 1885:

eXIenOS deepest sympathy W you Auxiliary II
in loss of your beloved shepherd Priests in IN
and assures you of our prayers for Diocesan
the happy repose of his soul Active ON
Retired, S
Joseph w. Mehring, General Religious
Manager Our Sunday Visitor, Inc Priests FIR
Our entire staff sends deep con- Parishes
doences TO the Diocese of COlum With resi-
bus, and to any living relatives in Nonresld
connection with the death of our Chapes m
esteemed friend, the Most Rever With resi-
end Bishop Michael j. Ready. Non-resid
Missions 80.
William H. Frank, Josephinum Rrothars
Church Furniture Company: Religious or
we JOIN win all the laitniui Vi Sisters -
the Diocese in an expression of Seminary ?
sorrow for our loss of His Excel Students VI
lency the Most Rev. Michael ]. Students \
Ready, an illustriOus clergyman, Seminares
benefactOr and friend Students fr
Students of
Monsignor Swanstrom, Monsig- Seminares,
nor Wycliso: Colleges an
Entire staff join us in express Women ..
ing to Diocese of Columbus Chan High Schoo
cery staff our deepest sympathy Rove
in the loss of Bishop Ready, who cirlS
over many years mas Deen ueepy Total Stude
interested in our work and very ,,., c.l..
close to us. We are saying Masses n s' o>''"o
and staff assurance prayers repoSe De.y, '
his soul We will be coming to ~uiS ~n.n, t ct,.d
funeral on Wednesday morning Io'"i o''o
from Chicago meetings. Mr. James elementary
Norris will be with us. Boys ........
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The hearts of the people of all Boys .....
faiths were saddened by the Girls .,...,.
shocking news of the death of Total Stude
Bishop Michael j. Ready whose Protective
place in his Church. in the State Total Stude
of Ohio and the Nation brought Snac;.l ral
him the profound respect and ad pnhI;c scb,
miration of thousands who either Total Youtl
knew him personally or were ac- Taacbers j,
quainted with his good works in pr;asts fnl
so many fields. / would like to cisters
express my sincere sympathy to 7 oy
MS iamiy ana 10 you anu 'ne Orphanage:
others who worked close TO him Rows
in this Diocese. cirJc
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The Ohio State Journal said: Children
The great sorrow created by the Total
death of the Most Rev. Michael j. g :,
Ready reaches far beyond the spir- pn a. -
itual confines of the Catholic =. su t;art"
Church. As spiritual head of the n,,t pat;a,s,
23-county Columbus Diocese, Bish ou'i "''e
op Ready was loved admired and Total Pa'
respected by Catholics and nonCa Special he
tholics alike. He served all who Bed Capac
were within reach of his influ- InPatients
ence. Out-Patient
His death has brought sadness Total "a
that will not soon leave. Many times Schools for
in the future problems will devel- Student N
op in church and community life Homes for
that will remind all that one OF CHESTS
those most needed to help solve Baptisms
tnem no longer Is Ndiidoie' ho' Infants -.
his counsel will be long remem- Converts
! bered Marriages
| II was just IL years ago last jan CatboI;c
uary that Bishop Ready was elect Mixed
| ed TO head the Columbus Diocese. Deaths
no , ensus 4;. p1. s .In areat nun,. Total ca
ber of accomplishments to his Cath'
credit Shortly after his arrival
! from Washington, Bishop Ready
80. - IT, thioL of church and ceSe, a nun
community affairs He was will nave oeen
ing, capable and extremely wise scnoois hei
and devoted worker for any right anu III u
eous cause to which he was called. structioh q
In a metropolitan community many new
.ho,.a alvua,s are !, number of nrob. erected a
lens that need special attention OF vital iinl
with respect to religion labor, bus munlcahts
mess races, corporate growth, wei III geher ai.
fare and civic functions. Bishop Endowed
paaJy ,yas oornactI,, couobf IN mar of welfare