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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27

kuda su vlakovi puni ljudi,
zena djece, i sve Sc to ne
kuda zuri. Ljetina i'm je pod
bacila proslog ljeta.
Bila sam kod svete mise
ma veliku Gospu u crkvi Bla-
zene Djevice Marie u Dragi-
sevcima, i to je bila prva mi
sa cd kad je ista crkva po-
pravljena. Ia popravak owe
crkve darivali su novac zum-
bercani IL Amerike. zupnik
je citao imena onih koji su'
darovali bio koji svotu i svi-
ma Sc zahvalio, i svi su Sc
molili "a darovatelje. N a s i
Zumbercani su izrucili topic
pozdrave svojima u America.
Bila sam kod svete mise u
zupnoj crkvi Sv. Uskrsnuce,
iii kako ju svi zovemo Sveta
Nedjelja u Radatovicu. Crk-
va je u losem stanju i tamo
narod nema novaca da ju po-
pravi, a ako ju ne poprave
srusit &c sc wise ne ce ina
ii crkve.
Ovih dana sam primila list
cd zupnika, Velec. Jure Hr-
MAX, on moli iii trazi po-
moe "a popravak crkve u Ra-
datovicu. Zato molim bracu
i sestre, osobito nase Timber
cane, da pomognu posalju
svoj dar "a ovu dobru stvar,
iii ma zupnika iii ma meme.
Ako saljete novac ma zup-
nika, onda mu posaljite u ce-
kovima, jer tako moze dobiti
"a jedan dollar 600 dinara u
Jugoslaviji.
Necu wise da opisujem mo-
je putovanje, posto su druga
braca vec o tome pisala. Sve
sto su oni rekli II nasem Ia
jednicaru do Is. januara o.
g., sve je ono istina, posto
sam S NINA bila i sve sam
to ma mole oci vidjela. Tome
! bi Sc moglo jos mnogo sto
nadodati, ali nije potrebno.
Meni je drago da sam vidjela
ono sada znam sve kako je,
sto prize nisam znala. Puto-
vanje je bio ugodno sa CRU
pom clanova HBZ, svi smo
bill kao jedna familija, Sto-
ga pozdravljam svu bracu i
sestre, koji su samnom "a
jednicki putovali. Svima Mi
ma zelim sretnu novu godinu,
a tako isto dollar uspjeh u
ovogodisnjoj kampanji "a no.
vo clanstvo HBZ.
Mrs. Marta Kekic, 14804
Lappin, Detroit 5, Mich, cla-
MICA odsjeka broj $40 HBZ.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27

ticne novine mole pisanje, i
da je razlog tai, sto sam pri-'
govarala dopisu, kojeg je pi-
sac DR.. Oton Knezovic u do
titnoj novini u broju cd II.
oktobra 1856.
U svom dopisu DR.. Oton
Knezovic je rekao, da su Sc
povratili deputirci HBZ. Ma
takovo pisanje ia sam Sc ma
sla uvrijedjena, posto sam i
ia pripadala ovoj grupi, koji
smo zajednicki putovali u po-
sjete svojoj staroj domovini.
Svak znade da smo svoje-
voljno putovali u ime Hrvat-
ske Bratske Zajednice, a nj
smo deputirani po nikomu.
zelja mas je vukla da jos jed
nom vidimo svoj rodni dom,
i svoju bracu sestre. Ne
znam sto to nekome smeta
sto smo putovali u grupi "a
jednicki. Bio je izmedju cla-
nova koji nisu vidjeli svoj
rodni dom "a preko so 60
dina, a premasili su Is 60
dina starosti, koji nisu bill
niti u najboljem zdravlju. O.
vakovi clanovi Sc ne bi nj
kada usudili putovati a m i
tako daleko, a zajedniclzi je
mnogo lakse, jer Sc brinu je-
dan "a drugoga i pomogne Sc
u svakom slucaju. l tako smo
mi svi bez brige putovali u
najboljem zadovoljstvu i u
najboljoj namjeri, i nemisle-
ci ma nikakovo zlo, niti smo
ISL ma poklone nikomu, kako
su to nekoji pisali u svojim
novinama.
Obilazili smo mnoge crkve
i u NINA smo Sc poklonili
pred oltarom Isusu kristu,
jer tako mas nasa vjera uci;
poklonili smo sc grobovima
gdje pocivaju nasi mill i dra-
gi; obisli smo mnoga mjesta,
sela gradove, j vidjeli sve-
ga svasta. Gdjegod smo do
sli, svagdje smo bill lijepo
docekani, tako kao m a j k a
kad doceka svoju djecu. Po-
hodila sam Kardinala Aloj-
zije Stepinca u Krasicu, koji
Sc nalazi u prilicnom zdrav-
lju. Kazao je da nije izgubio
vjeru u Boga i nadu u svoj
narod, i da Sc NADIA da &c BIZ
ii jednog dana bolje. Izrucio
je topic pozdrave svemu mr.
vatskom narodu u America.
Nasa grupa cd 81 clanova
zajednicki je putovala po CHE
loj Jugoslaviji. To je prvi put
da sam mogla vidjeti nasu
staru domovinu, ali nisam
znala da u Jugoslaviji imade
toliko brijegova, kamenja
puste zemlje. Imade mnogo
sirotinje velika je skupoca
oni koji rade ne zarade do
sta "a svoje potrebe. Odjeca
i obuca je skupa; narod sla.
bo obuven i odjeven. Zato
molim mas ovdjesnji narod
da pomognu svojima u sta
roj domovini, jer ocekuju va
su pomoc bilo u novcu iii ro'
bi. ia sam provela duze vre'
mena u zumberku tamo je
sirotinja, ali sam vidjela 81
rotinju i u drugim mjestima
Bila sam jednom zgodom j U
sidu ma stanici, gdje je ma
rod cekao "a vlak, koji ide
u Zagre b. Vecinom su tc
mladi ljudi, Aeobrijani i bosi
Ii u prnjavim odijelima. Sva'
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27
U posietu rodnom domu nakon IS qodina

Stovani brate urednice Moim Vas da oval moi dopis
uvse mas Zajednicar, sto madam da hocete Slican
ovakav dops poslaa jednu drugu nasu hrvatsku
novnu bia nad da &c ga uvrstit Vec ina dugo
da ga poslaa ali do danas JOS nije ugledao
svetlo toj novn Sgurno nje svidjalo uredniku do
ticne novine mole psanje, tako je baceno kos. Msm
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27

najvisu svotu osiguracije.
K. D. rodjen je 1915, pri-
stupio je u novembru 1887
ma svotu $1,000 Endowment,
"a koju uplacuje 1888. Do
zreti &c 81. oktobra, "a koju
svotu &c biti uplaceno $780,
20, "a ostale troskove $1O5.-
81. Ukupno ce biti uplaceno
S9O5.07. Odbiti dobivene kre-
dite $56.61 i dividende $46.-
73, odbij dobito cd uplacene
svote, estate $801.73. Uplati-
ii ovakovu svotu biti osigu-
ran kroz 20 godina ma 81, ZOO
te nakon 20 godina dobiti
81, 100000 u gotovom novcu i
pristediti oko $4,000 (dobri
kamati, vjerujem da nece u
zimati u gotovom, jer je bo-
lie zamijeniti ma isplacen GER
tifikat, koji &c nositi oko
S2,5OO.00.
N. T. rodjen 1890, pristu-
pio je u nov. 1887 ma 81, 1000
Endwoment, "a koju uplacu-
je 1894 mjesecno. zadnja u
plata &c biti u oktobru 1857,
s kojom &c uplatiti prama
ljestvici $955.6O, "a ostale
troskove $105.87, iii ukupno
biti &c 81, ,O61.47, dobiveno ma
kredit $66.98, ma dividende
$49.27. Dakle povrac c e n O
$116.25 i odbij cd gornje u
plate, estate uplaceno $945.-
%. I sada ako zamijeni "a
isplacen certifikat, vjerujem
da &c sc primaci blizu $4,000
Sjecam Sc dobro kada sam
ispunjavao molbenicu j rekao
doticnoj osobi, da je Il cd,
maklim godinama tie da bi
bilo lakse "a placati dozivot-
no. Dobio sam odgovor ova-
ko: Moja je mama ziva j da-
mas, pax ia vjerujem da Gu
isplatiti moi certifikat do
biti novac pod starije dane,
kada mi bude trebao. Sa mo-
.ie strane zelim, ne samo da
dozivi majcinu starost, vet
da prezivi.
Cd gornjih petorice cetir.
su osigurani ma bolesnicku
potporu i svih pet ma odste-
te, a diva imadu novi plan
odsteta.
Posto je kampanja u toku
a mas je odsjek vec poslao u
glavni ured devet novih mol.
benica, a koliko saznajem, da
su tri move ma redu i sigurar
sam da &c stici u ured prize
buducih 10 dana. Dakle, po
cetak je prilican samo ako O
stanu dobrovoljci i dalje "a
grijani u radu, ali ako Sc o
hlade pa svrsimo kao u de
cembru 1856, onda nece cd
govarati dobar pocetak nit
napredak. Zato brace i Sc
sire, clanovi naseg odsjeka
dajmo Sc ma posao, jer sc ne
vjeruje da vi pojedinci ne
mate po nekojeg prijatelja
da nije clanom H.B.Z. iii nj
bi mogao postati clanom, jel
sa ovih par sto smo privel
oval mjesec, ne znaci da smt
dosli do 500 broja, jer jo!
nam fall % nova. To nij'
tesko, svaki nesto, pa ce 81
vidjeti da smo uspjeli, a nj
da nam drugi brigu vodi z;
sve mas.
Ivan Babic, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27

kredita prize nego su pocell
opet dividenda pocam cd go-Y
dine 1916, te konacno koliko
je pojedini Clan uplatio "a
svotu ma koju je osiguran.
Drzim da &c kojem nasem
clanu sto Sc natjece u kam-
panji moci posluziti moja IL
nasanja "a lakse objasnjava-
ME, da nasa H. B. q. pruza
svojem clanstvu mnogo bolje
i jeftinije pogodnosti, nego
bilo koje cd drugih osigura-
cija.
M. z. rodjen 1919, pristu-
pio je u februarau 1887, pla-
ca "a 20 Payment Life ma
$4,000 osiguracije 81 centa
mjesecno. U ravnih 20 godina
koncem sijecnja 1857 upla-
ito je prama ljestvici ukupno
$220.84. Posto je par godina
kasnije povisio osiguraciju "a
drugih $4,000, stoga smo ra-
cunali u polovicu H.B.Z. i od-
sjecne troskove, sto iznasa
S54.97, znaci da je uplatio
svega S275.77. Sada da Sc O.
svjedocimo sto je vec PRIMO
cd strane H.B.Z. ma one u
plate, kao sto su bill krediti
do konca 1915, te je PRIMO
ma oprost rasporeza $19.6.
Poslije su Sc dijelili dividen-
di cd 1916. ukljuciv i ovu 60
dinu 1857, sto je opet pri-
mito $2O.6O. Kada Sc zbroji
dobitak $36.24, te odbije cd
uplacene svote, znaci da je
uplatio $239.53 "a osigura-
ciju ma S5OO.0O. Ova svota
stoji isplacena do zivota cla-
ma il koje &c primati divi-
dende i dalje da wise ne mo-
ra uplacivati niti centa "a O.
WI prvu osiguraciju. Ovo je
dokaz da nije uplaceno niti
polovica osigurane svote.
M. V. rodjen 1916, pri-
stupio je u maju 1887 ma
S1,O0O.0O Endowment, "a ko-
ju plaza 1881. Dakle koncem
travnja ce biti potpuno ispla-
cen. Prema ljestvici uplatiti
&c $749.4O; uplatiti &c H.B.Z.
"a upravni, pomocni, sport
ski fond Djecji Dom te od-
sjecne potroske $101.96. u
placeno je svega S896.36, ali
je primito cd kredita $56.27,
dividend S46.67 - ukupno
S1O2.94. Kada Sc dobitak od-
bije Cd uplacene svote, osta-
je da je uplaceno $793.42 "a
jednu tisucu dolara, koju mo-
re povuci u gotovom nakon
80. aprila 1857. Iii ako zeli
drugi izbor IL kojeg moze do
biti u gotovom preko $500.0C
i primiti isplacen certifikat
na 81, 900. Iii treci izbor axe
ne zeli uzimati u gotovon
novcu nista, onda moze "a.
traziti isplacen certifikat ne.
sto preko S2,600.00, sto vie
rujem da &c uzeti, jer mi je
vec receno da hoce uzeti j.
splacen cerifikat i placati da
lie "a bolesnicku potporu
odstete.
M. F. rodjen 1907, pristu
pio je u augustu 1887 ne
$500 Endowment, "a kojes
plaza $1.70 mjesecno. Kon
Gem julia biti &c isplacen zs
kojeg ce uplatiti prama ljest
vici S4O8.00. Kako je recene
drugih "a H.B.Z. odsjecne
troskove uplatio je S1O3.56
uplaceno je S511.56. Primitc
ma racun kredita $3.50, ns
racun dividenda S22.5O, u
kupno primito S51.4O. Odbi,
dobitak cd gornje svote Ste
je uplaceno, racuna Sc da il
uplatio $460.16. Da je bio O
siguran ma vecu svotu bio biz
uplatio mamie, jer ostali tros
kovi su jednaki "a najnizu il
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27
Poqodnosti koje H.B.z. dale cIanstvu

Aiquppa Pa. - zadnje vrijeme izlaze imena bro
levi dozreh certifikata pax 81 smatrao dHnost,
da ia barem naslov mena prezmena cd clanova
odsieka 423 koh certkati dozrjevau kroz gadinu
Koko su isti upat 20 godina prama ljestvici uprav
ne troskove HBZ odsjecne potroske te koko primi
kredita prize nego su pocel dijel dvidend koliko
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27
L 0DJELJENJA GLAvN0G TAJkIkA
PREDMET: OBAVEEST DOZRIJEVANJU
"ENDOWMENT CERTIFIKATA"

Ova obavijest odnosi clanove, koJ lmaJu
"TwentyYear Endowment" certificate ko dozrjevau
81 marca 1857 godine.
Ova obavijest daje namjerno unaprjed, tako da
clan moze upoznat raznim "Optonma' Czborma) ko-
il mu pruzaju.
Svi takovi canovi upucuju da dodju dodr sa od
sjecnm tajnicma cim i'm e prize moguce tako da mogu
raspravjati izabrati Option ko b poslan Glav-
Uredu prize gore navedenog datuma kad nhov cert-
fikat dozrijeva.
Vasa brza paznja suradnja biti ce mnogo cjenjena.
Bratski YAM pozdrav
Joseph Bella, glavni tajnik HBz.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15

As chief of legion chaplains,
Father Gordon directs the ac-
tivities of chaplains associated
with most of the organizations
1920 posts. To implement the re-
llgiOus programs of the legion,
he does much travelling, having
visited "a states since his election
in September. 1856. He expects
to visit the rest OF the 43 states
by the end Of his one-year term.
Father Gordon, surerintend-
ent of Cathedral High School,
indianapolis, when elected ma
iionsl chaplain, said that he be.
Iieved young men in the armed
services were offered Strong
programs" in moral and spirit.
usi training.
But he remarked that the job
facing service chsplains is often
4 difficult task because large
numbers of the men lack a solid
religious foundation.
Father Gordon explained that
because OF this, the legion is
working on program to offer
training in the line of "charac-
ter development for young men
about to join branch Of the arm.
cd services.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15

World War ii and Korea. declar.
ed that the absence Of this most
important aspect Of family life
and the weakness which results
from il leaves the nation wide
open for acceptance of material.
ism"
"A nation that prays is ma.
ton that is armed" he emphasiz.
ed in an interview. Without re.
liglous training or prayer.
think almost anybody can be sold
q bill Of goods on materialism and
then communism"
The Lesion's program, he
said, is intended 10 help rem.
edY the situation by promos.
ing family prayer and family
church attendance and eneour.
aging parents TO give children
. firm foundation in moral and
sniriiusI principles.
Father Gordon was in the na.
tons capital to attend confer.
ence on rehabilitation of disabled
veterans sponsored by the lie.
glon. He offered the opening
prayer in the House Of Repre-.
sentatives on one day and in the
Senate on the next. He also con.
ferred with officials of the army
Navy and Air Force chaplains'
corps.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15

fudes that children form 10.
ward priests, Brothers and Sis
iers are largely . reflection OF
the attitudes that parents ex.
press"
DR.. Kane expresses fear that
some vocations are being stifled
because OF unjust criticism of the
clergy by parents which influenc-
es children adversely. He com.
ments, I'm some Catholic fami.
lies a favorite pastime is crit.
cism of the clergy. Sometimes il
appears that certain Catholics re
gard this about as binding or
Sunday as attendance at Mass. II
is a post-Mass ritual in some
homes"
The Notre Dame sociologist re
veals that ii has been found that
"house guests were very import
ant in forming attitudes of chill
dren. In some cases, adults ad
mitted explicitly that they were
first attracted to medicine or Law
by meeting physician or an at
torney in their own home. Who
knows how many times God may
have used the priest visitor to
plant the seeds of vocation in a
boy?"
Professor Kane points out
that the most natural condi-
fion under which voestions sre
likely TO develop IS the home
in which religion is lived and
talked about; where priests and
religious are discussed as ded.
icafed people who make inn
portsnf contributions 10 the
fsmiIy's spiritual and temporal
welfare, To have a priest visit
the home occasionally also
stimulates vocafions."
Besides prayer, DR., Kane
writes, vocations must also be
encouraged by every permissible
natural means, and principally by
the good, positive influence oi
parents"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
Sr. Norberta,
Teacher At
Dies

Solemn Requiem Mass vas
sung on March 3 for Sister NJ.
Norberta Dorr, O.P., music teach
or at st. Mary OF the Springs Who
died in her sleep on March 5. Al
though in failing health, she had
Continued her music teaching un-
I'll her death.
A native OF Carlisle. O. Sister
Norberta was born on February
s 1873. She entered the novitiate
Feb. 10, 1904. and was professed
July 10, 1905.
During her religious life. span
ming more than half century.
she served as Superior at st.
Mary. Marietta. St. Francis. New
ark: ST. Clare. Crosse Pointe.
Mich: st. Mary, Lancaster; and
st. Francis, Columbus. From 1926
to 1882. she was Sub-Prioress at
st. Mary of the Springs. In 1941
and 1912. she was general super.
visor of music.
Other assignments included:
ST. Peter. Steubenville; St. Thorn
as, GAINESVILLE: Sacred Heart, Gosh
octon; st. Mary Academy, New
Haven: and Dominican Academy
New York.
Sister Norberta was the sister
Of the late DR.. Hugh Dorr. Sr..
and is survived by one brother.
Mr.. Frank Dorr Of Cincinnati. She
also is survived by number Of
nephews and nieces, including
Sister Mary Hugh, O.P., of Albert
us Magnus College. New Haven.
Mass was celebrated in the con
vent chapel. She was hurried in
ST. Mary OF the Springs cemetery
with Egan-Ryan funeral home in
charge.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
Continued from Page u

it reveals that some nations can
not be trusted !"
How could the crimes of a
thousand years be forgiven and
forgotten in San Francisco mere.
ly by the writing of covenan,
or a charter" asked Archbishop
Lucey.
"A perfect league of nations
cannot come into being over.
night" he said, "The representa-.
tives of member states can sub
scribe to world organization and
world government only so far as
their peoples viii permit"
In this respect, the preIate
pointed out that not every nation
benefits from a Christian civil.
zation such as is enjoyed in the
us. Some nations, he pointed
out, move toward communism be-
cause they don't believe they
have any stake in Christian civil
zation which they associate with
the servitude and tragedy of .heir
lives"
1T is difficult to convince As.
latics that our brand Of demoo
racy is good" he elaborated.
""They fall easy victims TO anti.
American propaganda emanating
from countries much worse than
ours. In this field of social jus.
tice we are our own worst enc
mics"
Archbishop Lveey next turn.
ed TO the axiom that the whole
is ervsI 10 fhe sum Of it's parts"
TO explain that the Uk, COM
posed of many nations that are
far from perfect, Cannot now
approach perfection"
In summing up his remarks,
the Archbishop said "the UN rep.
resents the greatest concerted
effort Of mankind for peace in
the history Of the world"
THE member states show wide
divergence in their forms of gov.
ernment, their PHILOSOPHERS of
life and their conflicting inter
ests. Some nations are free; some
are in bondage. A few are
wealthy; most of them are poor. 4"
He closed his address by say
ing "Since our country belongs
to the family of nations and all
of us belong to the human race
those who claim that we ought to
get out Of the UN should tell us
frankly how we can survive alone
ia tragic and troubled world.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15

eiology Department. states that
Insofar as attitudes influ.
enee vocsfions. parents are un.
denisbly most important. The
family has the child first and
has him exclusively during the
most formative years. Even
when the matter of . call 10
the priesthood or Religious life
is first hrosehed by q youth,
the family can encourage or
discourage IL =. The first asti-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15

You are asked 10 pray for the
repose of the souls OF the follow.
ing and the others who have died
in the Diocese during the past
week.
ALBERT, Adrian p, 70, Mar,
2, st. Michael church, Wheeling
w, Va. Mt. Calvary cemetery
Wheeling, w. Va.
CLELLAND. Mrs, Emma. SIS,
Mar. 5, Immaculate Conception
church, Columbus.
COCOA, Mrs. Ella B., 81, Mar.
|, ST. Gabriel church, Columbus.
St Joseph cemetery.
CORROVA, Dominic j., az, Mar.
Q. ST. Thomas church, Columbus.
ST. Joseph cemetery,
CREEKBAUM, Mrs. Mary 80,
Mar. 5, ST. Mary church, Ports
mouth
DOHERTY, William, SIS, Mar.
4, ST. Mary church, Portsmouth.
DORR, Sister M. Norberta, O.P !,
Mar. 5, ST. Mary of the Springs
chapel, Columbus. st. Marys Gem
etery, Columbus.
DOYLE, Mrs. Anna G., SO, Mar.
n, ST. Mary church, Columbus,
st. Joseph cemetery.
ECKEL, Charles E., 81, Mar. 5,
Corpus Christi church, Columbus,
st. Joseph cemetery.
FULLIN, James L., Sr., Mar,
g. st. Francis church. Newark.
Mt. Calvary cemetery, Newark.
GOLDEN, Mrs. Catherine, IS,
Mar. 6, st. Francis church, Co
lumbus. st. Joseph cemetery.
HENZE, Frank J., rs, Mar. 3,
st. Augustine church, Columbus.
HUNT, William, 81, Mar. !,
Holy Cross church, Columbus. st.
Joseph cemetery.
KENNEDY, Miss Ella, 81, Mar.
6, st. Raphael chapel, Columbus.
KUNKLER, Phillip, 81, Mar 8,
ST. Mary church, Bremen. Sacred
Heart cemetery, Bremen
LANE, Mrs. Mary A., 96, Mar.
2, Church of the Blessed Sacra-
ment, Newark.
LODGSON, Mrs. Margaret K,
66, Mar. 2, st. Thomas church,
GAINESVILLE. Mt. Calvary cemetery
GAINESVILLE.
MAHANEY, Charles r., 70,
Mar. /, st. Thomas church, Zanes-
vile. Mount Olives cemetery,
GAINESVILLE.
MALLOY, John j., 70, Mar. 4,
Sacred Heart church, Columbus.
st. Joseph cemetery.
MEHLER, Joseph, so, Mar. 4,
ST. Francis church, Newark.
MULHOLLAND, Mrs. Margaret
NJ, rs, Mar. 4, st. John church,
Logan.
REICHLEY, Fred M, Mar, 7,
st. Rose church, New Lexington.
SHINES, Howard j., II. Mar. 2,
st. Aloysius church, Columbus.
ST. Joseph cemetery.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
Springs Senior
Receives Fulbright

Ellen Ann Braeken, senior at the College of ST. Mary
OF the Springs is shown here with Sister M Amelia
chairman of the French department Miss Bracken is the
recipient of FuIhght Scholarship which will take her
to the unversite des Leftres in Rennes Brittany where
she will study French Language and Literature during
1888 Miss Braeken is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Raymond j. Brseken Of 100 w. North Broadway, covr,
bus.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
Pope Declares Martyrs
Patrons Of Scuiptors

VATICAN CITY - NC) SIS
Claudius, Nicostratus, Castorius.
Symphorian and Slmplicius have
been declared patron saints Of
Italian marble sculptors.
The five saints were sculptors
themselves and lived in Sriiem,
Yugoslavia. They we're martyred
during the Roman prosecutions
and, although there we're five of
them, the group is popularity
known as the -Four Crowned
Martyrs"
SPERLING, Mrs. Bernice S., So.
Mar. 3, st. Joseph church, Dover.
Calvary cemetery, Dover.
STEWART, John B.. Sc, Mar.
8, st. Nicholas church. GAINESVILLE.
Mount Olives cemetery, Zsnes-
vile.
WEHOWSKY, Miss Emma E.,
Mar. S, ST. Nicholas church,
Zanesville. Mount Olives GENE
terry, GAINESVILLE.
WILLIAMS, James S., %, Mar,
8, st. Bernard church. Corning.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
Retired Prelate Honored
On 81st Birthday

DUBUQUE. Iowa p (NC) -
When the parishioners of st.
Pstrick's parish here observe the
feast of st. Patrick on March II.
they will honor the Most Rev.
Henry Patrick Rohlman, retired
Archbishop Of Dubuque,
The Archbishop will have his
3lst birthday on st. Ptarlek's Day.
He is native Of Germany.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15

There is Divinity that shapes
our ends, rough-hew them how
we will.-Shakespeare. Hamlet. .
". 2, 10.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
Back to Cod Program Stems
From Home Training Lack
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON = Motivation for the American lie.
gions Back to Cod program an alarm at the lack of
religious training in the home" the legons national chap
lain said here
Father Bernard w. Gordon of Indanapois veteran Of
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
SocioIogist Thinks :.
Parents Can Aid
Religious Vacations

NOTRE DAME Ind. - Parents play an important part
in fostering discouraging religious vocaons nation
ally known sociologist has declared.
Writing in the current issue Of The Ave Maris Or.
John j. Kane head of the University Of Nofra Dame So.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15

An ounce OF discretion is
worth pound of wit.-John Ray
Q627-1705, English Proverbs"
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