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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-01-11
NO ROOM FOR HIM

AsO ROOW TON
The priest at Payyavoor in the diocese of Telh-
cherry, India, writes that the Lord is being forced
ont Of town. His 1000 Catholics the same
place for school on weekdays, and for Mass
Sundays and feasts The government inspector
GENTLY ordered the schoolmaster TO ii exciu-
siveiy for school or he would close it, We need
$4,000 TO build small chapel The poor people
win give the land and their labor. Have ycu
aims?
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-01-11
LOOKING TO YOU

most OF
developed Catholics are usually
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-06-21
Holy Name Unit Installs
Officers AT Victory

New officers of Our Lady of
Victory Holy Name Society were
installed recently. They are:
John P. Lynch, president; DR..
Thomas F. Mancuso, vice-presi-
dent; Philip E. Baehr secretary;
Thomas Mullin, treasurer; Keefe
E. Lindsay. program chairman;
John f. MacFarlane, member
ship chairman; Louis Martin,
publicity chairman: Edward R.
Sheehy, sick and vigil chairman.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-06-21
Mass OrdO
LITURGY
OF The
w E E X
SATURDAY, JUNE "a
FEAST OF ST. PAuLlNUS

White vestments, Gloria, Sec
ond Prayer Tin Low Masses) for
Peace. Common Preface.
SUNDAY, JUNE 23
THE SECOND SUNDAY AFTER
PENTEcosT
Green vestments, Gloria, Credo,
Preface of the Trinity.
MONDAY, JUNE "a
FEAST OF THE NATIVITY OF
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
White vestments, Gloria, Credo,
Common Preface.
TUESDAY, JUNE Is
FEAST OF ST. WILLIAM
White vestments, Gloria, Sec
ond Prayer Tin Low Masses) for
Peace, Common Preface.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE rs
FEAST or SITS. JOHN AND
PAUL
Red vestments, Gloria, Second
Prayer Tin Low Masses) for Peace,
Common Preface.
THURSDAY, JUNE ~
FERiAL DAY
MASS AS ON SUNDAY
Green vestments, no Gloria,
Second Prayer lin Low Masses)
for Peace, no Credo, Common
Preface.
FRIDAY, JUNE 2a
FEAST or SACRED HEART or
JESUS
White vestments, Gloria, Credo,
Preface of the Sacred Heart.
SATURDAY, JUNE ~
FEAST or SITS. PETER AND
PAUL THE APOSTLES
Red vestments, Gloria, Credo,
Preface of the Apostles.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-06-21
Jesuit Named
To Unit OF Fund
For Republic

NEW YORK-NC) - Father
John Courtney Murray, Sd, the
ology professor at Woodstock
(MdJ) College, has been named
to a committee sponsored by the
Fund for the Republic to study
conditions requisite for contin-
uance OF a free society.
DR.. Robert M. Hutchins,
fund president, said in q state
ment here the ten-member eom-
mittee will study confempor-
ary American life with q view
TO determining the conditions
under which q free society
may best be maintained"
The committee will meet sew
eral times each year. Its members
will direct the collection of ma
terial which, it is expected, will
be published from time to time,
Dr.. Hutchins said.
Other members include Henry
r. Luce, Time, Life, Fortune mag
azine publisher; DR.. Reinhold
Medium, vice president, Union
Theological Seminary here, Isidor
|. Rabi, professor of Physics, Co.
lumbia University.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-06-21
Awards Given I3
Local Students

Cincinnati. Thirteen youths
from the Columbus area will re.
ceive certificates on completing
attendance at Xavier Universi
tvs annual operation youth"
citizenship training program Sa-
turday, June Is.
They include: Thomas Bau-
mann, James Burcus, Ronald
Conlon, Alex Laymon, William
Mahanna, Jack McCauley, Mi
chael Momberg, Michael O'Brien,
Gerald Parker, John Patterson,
Gearge Puttick, Charles Roden-
fels and David Wenger.
The boys attended the pro-
gram on scholarships from the
Knights of Columbus Assump-
ton Council No. 1927, Columbus
Council No. 400, Marian Council
No. 1864, Santa Maria Council
1898, and Rosary High School.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-06-21
Red Rule
Continued from Page u

sia. Beside them are pictures
purporting to show how people
are starving in Italy, France, Ger
many, and England.
One picture shows American
police beating" workers.
'Some people believe such
things, but they are very few"
Mr.. Pezzini stated. MANY know
that the truth is just the oppo-
site, and told me that they would
like to see the Americans return.
Despite their wishes, the Rus
slams control everything. The
Russians are the real bosses in
Tientsin, and they enjoy priyi-
leges and exemptions in almost
everything"
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First Pastor
Continued from Page u


Father LindeSmith was the
first pastor in 1857, but before
that time various PRIESTS names
appear in the baptismal records.
There are two separate books of
baptism records for the year f848,
Many seem to have been baptized
by lay persons, for they are un-
signed, described in the third per-
son, and written in Latin, obvious
" by a recorder who was a priest
and the recorder placed them
under the heading "St. J0seph's
in Holmes County"
The following names of Mis-
sionary priests, probably from the
Cleveland or Cincinnati DioceseS,
come in the following order in the
record books from 1848 TO 1857,
when the present church was
built The second oldest Catholic
community in Ohio was that in
Danville, Ohio, and ii is not un-
likely that some of the earlier
priests from Danville found their
way to the little settlement near
Greer.
FIR. G. Frerie 1848, FIR. A. Thorn
ey l848. Fr. J. Bruneman, 1849-
so; FIR. Roupp, 1850; FIR. Compton,
1880; FIR. Healy, 1850; FIR. Jacob
Ringley, 1851; FIR. August Berger,
1852; FIR. Peter Weber, 1853-54;
FIR. A. Thomey, 1854-57. F: F. Nj.
Boffet, 1857; Fr. M. Heils, 1887;
Fr. +. Detrey, 1857; FIR. A. G. Vol
lined, FIR. Z. w. Lindesmith, 1857.
When the pioneer log chapel
became inadequate the people
united together, and under FIR.
Darcy, built the present church
in 1887. They built out Of stone
hewn from the neighboring hills,
in huge blocks, one upon the 9th
er, without derrick or machinery,
and in il are to be found speci-
mems of the stone that has since
made the community known to
many of the greatest architects
III the country, and made famous
by the present Briar Hill Stone
Co. This Tooth year is computed
from the building of the church
in 1887, when it became known
as Saints Peter and Paul, Glen
mont. The 18th anniversary was
celebrated in 1892. This stone
church is probably one of the old
est churches in the area still
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Meet Needs
Continued from Page y

statements, avoiding any deci-
sions on questions which are
fundamental to the moral prog
ress of the nation"
Because of the vagueness to
which the prelates alluded in
their pastoral, it is difficult to
pin down the platforms of the
various Argentinian political par
ties.
But some of the characteristics
of the parties which will claim
the voters attention in the forth
coming elections are the follow
ing:
The Communist party, which
now claims a membership of
about $4,000, is making a strong
bid for former supporters of
Peron. Though it was prescribed
by law in 1856, it still carries on
some activity. It appealed the
prescription, and continues work
ing while the appeal is being ex-
amined.
The Socialist party, which is
bitterly anti-clerical, would like
to eliminate all Catholic influ-
ence from pubic life. It is strong
in Buenos Aires but weak else
where.
The Radical Civil Union is a
middle-of-the-road party which
sometimes supports the Church
and sometimes opposes it. It is
the country's largest political
party, but is torn by internal dis
sension between a faction which
favors liberal capitalist system
and one which urges some social
ization of the economy.
The Democratic party is the
party of conservatives and ma
tionaIists.
The Federal Union is a con-
servative, Cath Ollie oriented
group.
The Christian Democratic par
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-06-21
Celebrate Centennial

standing and in use after 100
years.
On October Ia, 1858, one year
after completion of the church,
The Most Reverend Bishop Rapp
of Cleveland confirmed a large
class, and must have dedicated
the church. FIR. Joseph Anthony
Heimo, a sanity priest stationed
at Calmoutier, st. Genevieve, in
existence since 1888, came by
horseback to attend to the spirit
ual needs of the people in Glen
mont. Father Heimo is listed as
the pastor here from 1859 to 1869,
Heimo died of pneumonia in
April 1869, in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George Vogel. He is
buried in this cemetery.
During the pastorate Of Father
Leininger the walls of the church
were raised and a new roof put
oil. Louis Ernst and Michael Vo-
gel were the contractors. Other
improvements made at this time
included the erecting of the pres.
ent Steeple. Rare Indian relics
were found by Father Leininger
in the excavations and were given
to the University.
The monuments in the Church
Cemetery were rearTanged dur
ing the pastorate of Father Poll
mann, and il was at this time that
the remains of Father Heimo
we're transferred from in front
OF the church to their present To-
cation. The vestibule was added to
the church during the pastorate
of Father Won Intel. The church
was redecorated, the driveway
put in, the Grotto erected dur
ing the time of Father Schiele,
when the church celebrated its
18th anniversary. This was In
1882. The church was redecor-
ated again in t943 during the pas
torate of Father Dunn. The pres
ent parish hall, which has proved
To be such a blessing to the small
congregation, and which has made
the little parish famous for its
turkey and chicken dinners, was
planned and begun in the pastor
ate of Father Faistl, and complet-
cd during the pastorate OF Father
Nugent.
The church has again been com
pletely redecorated for this CEN
tennial.
The Briar Hill Stone Co. donat-
ed the new stone altar from the
liturgical design created by Fa-
ther Jones.
Father Jones also was reSpon-
able for the stylized cross design
on the sanctuary wall. A new
communion rail was installed and
moved down from the sanctuary
steps to the main floor. The sac
risty has been completely re-
modelled with new yestment cases
and sacristy floor.
or the former pastors of Saints
Peter and Paul the following are
still living: Monsignor John Ea'
gan who is now pastor of lmmac-
ulate Conception Parish in Co
lumbus: Father Eugene Dunn is
pastor of Saint Vincent de PauPs
in Mt. Vernon, Father Clement
Faistl is pastor of Saints Peter &
Paul church in Wellston, ard Fa-
ther Michael A. Nugent who is
pastor of the newly formed par
ish of Saint Andrew in Columbus.
Today the parish has about 70
families numbering around 30
people in all.
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Oper $500 Witness
Bishops Conservation

ST. LOUIS ~ The Most Rev.
Glennon p. Flavin was consecrat-
ed an Auxiliary Bishop of st.
Louis in st. Louis Cathedral in
the presence of more than $500
persons,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-06-21
Mt. Vernon ST. Vincent Grads Hold Unique Celebration

MOUNT VERNON - Graduates of ST. Vincent's De
Paul High School here began custom This year to
combat the present tendency toward angh graduation
parties.
Following fhe graduation exercises the seniors 90
one OF their homes for informal party until around
midnight when they return TO the church for three
hour vigil before the Blessed Sacrament.
The first hour is in thanksgiving for all fsvors and
granted TO Them the second hour they Gods
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-06-21

BROOKLYN - (NC) - Sister
Maria Eucharia, public relations
director at st. Joseph's College
for Women here, has been APP
pointed dean of studies at the
Catholic University of Puerto
Rico in Ponce.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-06-21

Blessing their and the third hour reparafon
for the sins being committed throughout the world.
At the end of the vigil Father Eugene Dunn, pastor
of ST. Vincent De Paul parish celebrates Mass for the
graduates who all attend breakfast in the school cafe
terra following Mass
After each hour which consists of rosary Itany and
conferences and meditation fenninufe break is taken
TO relax the participants The above photo taken at
1880 a. m.
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ty, a progressive, Catholic-orient-
ed group, is a growing political
force. 1t has condemned the
abuses of both communism and
capitalism, urged support for
workers rights and demanded an
end to the states monopoly of
education.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-12-13

To Publisher
Criticisms

CHICAGO-(NC)-In distribut-
ing its list of publications deemed
Objectionable for youth, the Ma
tional Office for Decent Litera-
ture is endeavoring to arouse pub
lie opinion against printed smut,
NODL's executive secretary said.
Msgr. Thomas j. Fitzgerald in
a statement released at the Of
fees headquarters here said that
the organization sponsored by the
us. Bishops merely suggests a
program and offers a list of peck.
et-size books and magazines objec-
tionable for youth to individuals
and groups who request it."
The NODL recently was critic
lied by Bennett Cert, head of
Random House Publishing Com
pany, New York City, on THE
Mike Wallace TV Interview" pro-
gram over the ABC-TV network.
M. Cert expressed his view
that censorship is lone Of the
most dangerous things in Ameri-
ca today" He said he thought
that "as far as book publishing
is concerned, they hew closer
Continued on Page p
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Ambrose Watferson. DID,, who
was consecrated at the St. JOS
eph Cathedral here on August
8, 1880. Bishop Watferson died
April II, 1899.
The Most Rev. Henry Moeller,
DID,, was consecrated the Third
Ordinary in st. Peter in Chains
Cathedral. Cincinnati on August
25, 1900. He was appointed to the
Archepiscopal See of Areopolis
and made Co-adjutor to the
Archbishop of Cincinnati, with
the right of succession, on April
81, 1903.
He succeeded to the See of Gin
cinnati Oct. 81, 1904. Bishop Noel
Ter died Jan. 5, 1925.
The Most Rev. James ]. Hartley,
fourth Ordinary of the Diocese,
was consecrated in Holy Name
Church, Steubenville (now a Cath.
edral), on Feb. Is, 1904. Bishop
Hartley died Jan. IL, 1914.
Most Rev. Michael J.. Ready.
was eonseerated Dec. IA, 1914,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-12-13

procession carrying the Infant
Jesus for the living room Crib.
The father lights the tree, then
the candles at the crib and finally
the Christ Candle.
Then all sing "Silent Night"
The mother or the oldest child
then reads from the Roman Mar.
tyrology:
In the forty-seeond year Of
the Empire Of oetsvisn Angus
tvs, in the Sixth Age Of the
world while all the earth was
at peace, Jesus Christ. Eternal
God, and Son Of the Eternal
Father, wilIsd to eonseerats
the world by His gracious com.
ing; having been conceived Of
the Holy Ghost, and the nine
months since His conception
having now passed tall kneell
He was born as Man Of fhe vir.
gin Mary at Bethlehem Of JU-
ds. The birthday, according to
the flesh, Of Our Lord Jesus
Christ.
Another verse of Silent
Night or some other suitable
hymn may then be sung.
Now all fecite the "Magnifi-
cat" Mary's song with which she
answered her cousin Elizabeth
when the latter greeted her with
the words, Blessed art thou
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-12-13
Mass Offered
For Priest
At Josephium

Solemn Requiem High Mass
was offered Thursday 1t the jose
phinum Chapel for Father Joseph
c. Plumpe, 81, a professor at
Pontifical College Josephinum
and an authority on languages
and ancient Christian writer's.
He received his bachelor and
masters degrees from the jose
phinum, where he was ordained
in 1923, and received his doctors
degree in classical philology at
the University in Muenster, Ger
many.
He taught at the Josephinum
from 1882 to 1871 and 1854 to
1857 and at the School of The
ology, Catholic University of
America, Washington, DC, from
1871 to 1853.
Joint founder and editor of the
Patristic Series of Ancient Chris
tian writer's, published in West
minister, Md, and London, Eng
land, he had completed 26 vol
umes at the time of his death.
He was a member of the Amer
lean Pathological Association; In
ternational Patristic Conference
and German Student Society, Uni.
tas Sugambria.
Surviving are three brothers.
Walter of Detroit, August of Del
phos. and Hubert of Washington,
DC, and three sisters, Mrs. AL.
phones Lommers of Leipsic, O.,
Marie Plumpe and Mrs. Gertrude
Herrscher, both Of Detroit.
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among women and blessed is thu
Fruit of thy womb"
All then recite the antiphon:
o great mystery and wonder.
fvI sign, dumb beasts saw the
new born Lord lying in . crib.
Next the Father reads from ths
Gospel of St. Luke, while al
stand:
And it came TO pass, when
the angels had departed from
them into Heaven, that the
shepherds were saying to one
another, LET Us go over to
Bethlehem and see this thing
thst has come to pass, which
the Lord has made known to
U.s." So they went with haste,
and they found Mary and Jo-
seph and the Babe lying in the
manager. And when they had
seen, they understood what had
been told them concerning
this Child. And all who heard
msrvelled at the things told
them by the shepherds. But
Mary kept in mind all these
words, pondering them in her
heart. And the shepherds re-
turned, clarifying and praisins
God for all that they had heard
and seen. even as II was spoken
to them.
Continued on Page p
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-12-13
Church Teaching
About Marriage
Discussed Here

what the Catholic Church
teaches about Marriage" will be
the subject of a discussion at
9:15 am. Dec. 20, WBNS-TV,
Channel 10.
Participating in the discussion
will be FIR. Richard Walsh, Direc-
tor of Newman Hall, Ohio State
University and DR.. Thomas Rock
well, Assistant Professor of En-.
cheering at Ohio State.
The discussion will center
about many of the difficulties of
Catholic marriage in the eyes of
the non-Catholic world. Among
the subjects to be taken are the
churches stand on divorce, the
reason for the prohibition of
birth control, how an annulment
differs from a divorce, why
priests do not marry and many
of the other perplexities that
non-C Catholics feel about this mat.
ter.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-12-13
Reminders OF His Birthday
Crib Of Christ Child Should Be
Center ofInterest During AdUent

The center of attraction in
the Christian home during
the Christmas season should
be the Crib.
In many Catholic families the
empty crib is a constant reminder
during Advent Of the first coming
of the Saviour.
The Nativity Scene itself
need not be expensive and can
Be made out Of cardboard or
any other material. The main
thing is the realization by the
family that the Divine Nativity
Is the reason for the eeIebra.
tion.
On Christmas eve, the last
hours before the Birth of Christ,
the family should pray as the
Blessed Mother must have prayed
that night to welcome her Divine
Son.
To aid us in this spiritual prep
Grafton, The Llturgical Press of
st. Johns Abbey, Collegeville,
Minnesota, has suggested the fol
lowing program for the home:
Before the children 60 to bed,
the older members of the family
and friends gather in the darken-
ed living room. Then from some
other part of the house the chill
dren with lighted candles come in
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-12-13
Movie Pledge
Renewal Here
This Sunday

Bishop Edward G. Hettinger,
administrator of the Diocese, has
designated this Sunday, Dec. rs,
as Legion of Decency Sunday.
"A casual glance At the mov-
ing picture advertising in our
daily papers," the Bishop said
in . letter to all pastors This
week. will indicate the low
level Of much Of This sort of
entertainment"
The pledge which will be read
at all Masses in the Diocese this
Sunday follows:
In the name Of the Father
and of the Son and Of the Holy
Ghost. Amen.
| condemn indecent and i'm
moral motion pictures. and
those which gIorify crime or
criminals. !.
promise to do all that
can to strengthen public opin-
ion against fhe production OF
indecent and immoral films.
and TO unite with ell who pro
test against them. /.
acknowledge my obligation
to form right eonseienee
about pictures that are dsnssr-
Gus to my moral life. A.
member Of the Legion Of De-
cency, pledge myself 10 re-
main away from than. ! prom.
Use, further, TO stay away alfo-
gether from places Of smuss-
ment which show them o. !
maifer OF policy.
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Most Rev. Clarence C.. Issenmann, STD.
Diocese Has Been Blessed With
Many Outstanding Leaders

in St. Matthew's Cathedral,
Washington, was installed Bish-
op Of Columbus in St. Joseph's
Cathedral on Jan. 4, 1945. Bish-
op Ready died Nay z Of this
year.
Bishop Edward G. Hettinger ,
administrator of the Diocese, was
consecrated Titular Bishop Of
Teos and Auxiliary to the Bishop
of Columbus on Feb. "a, 1912,
and served as Administrator from
the time of Bishop Hartley's
death until Bishop Ready's install
lation. He will serve as Adninis-
traitor until Bishop Issenmann il
installed, which will probably be
in several weeks.
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tionsl Catholic Welfare Confer.
ence when he replaced the late
Bishop Michael J. Ready Of CO.
lvmbvs, has been appointed
Bishop Of Altoona-Johnsfown.
Msgr. Victor j. Reed, rector o.
Holy Family Co-Cathedral, Tulsa
Okla, has been named Titulal
Bishop of Limisa and Auxiliary tt
Bishop Eugene j. McGuinness o.
Oklahoma City, and Tulsa.
Bishop-eleet Carroll is one Of
the best known prelates in the
United States. As Gsnsral-See-
refary Of the NcWc for Is
years, he has taken part in i'm.
portsnt meetings and eonvsn-
lions in all parts Of the country,
and has represented the US.
Arehbishops and Bishops on
various occasions.
Bishop-elect Reed, a native O
Montpelier, Ind, was ordained b!
the late Cardinal Basil Pompilj il
1929. He has served at various i'm
portant posts in the Oklahoma
Diocese and has served as rectol
of the Coz Cathedral at Tulsa since
1947.
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Bishop Clarence George
Issenmann, Auxiliary to the
Archbishop of C n c i n :
natl, will be the Sixth Or
binary to lead the Diocese
of Columbus.
The first Bishop of Columbus
was the Most Rev. S. H. Rose
Grams, DID. who like the bishop
designate was originally an auxil-
larry bishop in the Archdiocese of
Cincinnati before being named
Bishop of Columbus on March 3,
1868, when the Diocese was es-
tablished. Bishop Rosecrans died
Oct. q, 1878.
The second Ordinary of the
Diocese was the Most Rev. John
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nONONsO 0v POFE
In January 1943 he was named