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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-19

two animals that were In
the stable at the time of the
birth of the Christ Child.
Then he placed outside,
here and there, the figures
of shepherds in the act of
watching their flocks, and
on high the heavenly mes
senger announcing to them
the birth of the Saviour.
DIVINE
On Christmas night a
solemn Mass was sung in
the chapel, st. Francis serv-
ing as deacon. Mass being
over the figure represent
ing the Divine Infant,
which during Mass had
been exposed on the altar,
was carried in procession
by the celebrant of the
Mass to the spot, and was
placed in the manger by ST.
Francis.
No sooner had Francis
deposited the sacred figure
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miracle where the monas-
terry should be built, and the
mountain being the proper
ty of the man who accepted
the proposal, he donated it
to the friars and there built
a monastery for their use.
Being in one Of his usual
retreats in preparation for
the feast Of the Nativity,
st. Francis was inspired to
represent the great mys-
terry in such . way rs to
bring to the mind Of the
people the birth Of the
Saviour with all the attend
ant circumstances.
He constructed a plat
form in a little chapel near
the door which leads into
the monastery. On it he
built an artificial grotto, in
the interior of which he
placed the figure of Mary
and of st. Joseph, and the
OK and ass representing the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-19
ST. Francis at Creccio
A Legend
Adapted By
BROTHER BENEDICT SIMON

than Christ appeared on his
arms in the form Of a beau
tiful Infant surro u n d
with an aureola Of glory.
The people were overcome
with a supernatural Joy at
the sight Of the divine ap-
partition.
The prodigious event was
soon spread throughout the
surrounding neighborh0od,
and among the friars who,
DESTROYS of initiating the
devotion of their Holy Fa-
Their, introduced the piOus
custom Of representing the
"GrOttO Crib" in the differ
ent churches of his order
during the holy season, Of
Christmas.
In the course of time the
devotion was introduced in
to other churches outside
the Franciscan Order, and
later pious people had the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-19
Of the angels

An interesting fact about the
angelic hymn. Glory in sxcslsis
Oso. is that in the primitive
Church it was sung only nee !
year, on the anniversary of the
Nativity of Christ. According to
the liber PonsificaIis, Pope Tel
eSphorus ~t125-136) ordered that
"on the Birth of the Lord Masses
should be said at night and
that the angelic hymn, that il
Oioris IN exceIsis Dec should be
said before the sacrifice.
Gradually, the custom of saw.
ing the Gloria often s.ined
ground, until we find In the
same Book of the Popes that
Pope ~Symmachus (4o8-5l4) a.
dered that the hymn. cloris =
exeslsis. should be said everv
sunday and on the feasts (nata-
hcia) Of martyrs.
The opening words of the sac
RED hymn are those Of the angels
Ct the Nativity, and the remain
der is q paraphrase and develop
ment OF the angelic proclama-
tion.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-19
CHpIldI I-36SI

great. mystery represented
In some fitting place with
In their private homes.
The custom has been in
troduced in Italy, to have
little children deliver q
short but fervent panegyric
in honor Of the SantO Bam-
bino in the Franciscan
church of Ara Coeli. These
innocent child rem pour
forth words so fun Of fer
vor as to move the most OBJ
stinate sinners. One cannot
leave the sacred place with
cut being overcome with re-
ligious emotions, for II
seems like listening to
those angelic choirs who
sang around the Grotto Of
Bethlehem over 10 centu-
ries ago.
ANOTHER A
The origin of the little
Image Of Ara Coeli has Of
ten been asked. For the
benfit of the reader I here
give it's origin as related by
a franciscan Brother, once
a member of the monastery
of st. Saviour in Jerusalem:
Zone day a sanity Fran
ciscan Brother conceived
the idea to carve, from the
wood of an olive tree that
had grown in the Garden of
Gethsemane, a small figure
of the Christ Child. Having
no paint with which to
beautify his little Image, he
resOrted to prayer. Instant.
~ the figure before him
took on the color of human
flesh.
Some years later this
same Image was taken
aboard ship by the sanity
Brother whom obedience
had called to another mon
astery.
Strange to say, the ship
carrying the Image and the
good Brother was wrecked
off the coast of Italy. Some
days later the little Image
was found on q beach by a
beautiful little boy, who, af-
ter he had safely deposited
1t in the hands Of the Fa-
Their Guardian of the mon
astery of Ara Coeli, miracu-
lously disappeared"
This unique statue of OIL
i've carved by the sanity
Spanish franciscan Brother
is kept in a shrine in the
sacristy OF Ara Coeli. It is
clothed in white robes Of
rich silk, and has been deco
rated by grateful clients Of
the Bambino with so many
Jewels of priceless value
that the dress of the Holy
Infant ID almost entirely
covered uuith +horo
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-19
AT Christmas

Carol your Joy that the an
gels
stopped to talk to meni
Carol your joy that peace,
good will
echoed on hill and glenl
Sing that the shepherds
Travelled
10 seek a Saviour, far,
that wise men were wise to
understand
the meaning Of a start
Stable and stall and manager
grading Infant King
have given you right to Joy
again,
have given you reason 10
singl
-ssELM hAaauas1os
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-19
BOY AND BRAND

town of Greccio who had
resolved by the preaching
of st. Francis to live a holy
life was a rich man who fire.
quently visited the Saint.
The two often held long no.
ly conversations. But this
wealthy gentleman, being
old and delicate, found it no
easy task to ascend the
steep mountain leading to
Francis solitary abode. Be-
Ing DESTROYS of not missing
those instructions W ic h
filled his soul with heavenly
consolation, he requested
st. Francis to select his
abode somewhere near him.
st. Francis assented on
condition that a little boy
should be placed in the pi-
axza which stands in the
middle Of the town; that
the boy should throw a fire.
brand; and that, wherever
II should strike, there
should be the place of his
residence. The proposal was
readily accepted since the
rich man was convinced
that the brand would not 20
beyond the piazza.
The boy was there with
the brand, surrounded by
the throng of people in a
state of eager suspense. st.
Francis ordered the boy to
throw the brand but 10! it
went onward till it struck a
rock a mile distant from
the town., on the slope of a
high mountain, where it
left a black mark which can
be seen even today.
God having shown by a
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-19
Madonna And The Infant Jesus

The above painting hangs n Mo Ns-
tional Gallery In London. i II from The
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-19

% . ivM-pass nivssrstion In The Catholic
eibie Ii ihs 8. Peters kdition" published
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Shall we who knsal at tina

On the slope of a high
mountain opposite the town
of Greccio in the valley of
Rieti, Italy, the traveller
who goes in search of Fran
ciscan Sanctuaries, will dis
cover from afar a small
monastery, whose founda-
ton goes as far back as the
beginning of the 18th GEN.
fury.
This monastery is associ-
ated with a miracle worked
by God to show that the life
of ST. Francis and his friars
should be a retired one, and
should be passed in places
secluded from the noise of
the world.
Let us first relate this
miraculous event before
narrating the account of
the institution of the Crib,
which afterward took place
In this monastery.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-19

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car guarantee new-eaE bans n
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
Studying Health
In the Arctic
BY DORIS KANTER

looking children all under
n flashed
One Of these has draining ear the narrator sad
themwin the next
raveogue with Drs A.
explaining series Of pcurescue
interesting Scenicof Alaska appeared the
auditorium Of the north HEALTH Education and
Welfare Building Then Of the doctors would give
projected slide a peculiar, dimension
NJ Health Service officer chief Of
which PS Anchorage
psychologist the Center In town two weeks
talks with this illustrated brieng
SW Public
Health Service officers attended
defense Colyar said the the
military personnel Alaska
Of the perimeter defenses
cold climate health problems that
specialists sanitation engineers
problems include things that
military well native Eskmos Indians
and Aleuts
Cold weather itself considered a problem
a environment which problems occur
whose specific job studying the reactions Of men
animals Arctic conditions.
these And
herea o Centers big problems
Lack Of
conditions
CONTINUED
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1958-03-05

Fine Job Printing at The Nugget
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1958-03-05
Alaska AirIines

From Anchorage: Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob Walker, Roy Walker, Pauline
Wilmer, Ronald Nivala, w. Austin,
Byron Brady, j. Weyianna, Geo.
Ahnangnatoguk, Eugene Avessuk,
Sam Ajax, Ray Luke,
John Mehen, Geo. Parker, R.
Bowen, Meta Muller, Suzanne
Fagerstrom, Gladys Walker, G..
Young, Helen Senungetuk, Jean
Mogg, Anne Snyder, John john
son, Allen Wilson, George Kost,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ullrich, Joe
Senungetuk, Chuck Snyder, Ger
aid Trigg, Ralph Sheldon, Victor
Oxereok, Fritz Chambers, Nelson
Gushing, L. linda. h
To Anchorage; Mr.. and Mrs.
L. J. Peterson, Mr.. Sheldon,
lone Mecklenburg, Rev. Kenmore
Haight, Audrey Bayer, RIB. Hoier
man, Jack Reed, Walt Levine, M,
Minock, Peter Henry, ). White,
Nathan Fisher, Carl Tall, Ray
mond Edwards, Ruth Teayou-
meak, Len Leyrer, w. L. Bourn,
Mrs. F. Klouda and children, Mr..
Walton, Mr.. Gebbs, Mr.. Monroe,
Kelley Weiss, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Jacobs. N
Eino Tnln Prinfinrx AZ The NiaczdaA
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1958-03-05
Case of Mistaken Identity

DUNGENESS, England, Up =
The pilot of a plane crossing the
English channel radioed to shore
yesterday he had spotted a drift
ing boat with two men lying in
it. The Dungeness lifeboat chug-
ged out six miles and found two
sea gulls perched on a floating
bale of hay.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1958-03-05
Thursday

BEIRA, Mozambique, R-Hun-
dreds Of inhabitants Of central
Mozambique chung to the tops of
anthills in the flood-swollen val
ley Of the Zambesi river in Por-
tuguese East Africa today.
Rescue planes braved 8O-mile-
an-hour winds to drop supplies.
In some places the Zambesi was
two miles wide from torrential
rains.
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SUBSCRIBE TO THE NUGGET
INVITATION TO BID

Sealed bids. in writing. will be
accepted at the Office of the City
Clerk of the City of Nome until
5 pm. March 10. 1853. for the
purchase from said City OF. the
following described real properly
and upon the following terms:
Lots 22. 20. & "a in Block 81
Separate bids must be made for
each lot and anyone wishing TO
bid on all three lots must submit
three separate bids. All bids must
be accompanied by cash or check
in the full amount of the bid.
The City reserves the right to
refuse and reject any or all bids.
Nome Common Council
BY Robert f. Scott.
City Clerk
Publish Feb. 26, %, Mar. 5, 7.