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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24

Catholics joining a coalition
government of which COM
munists are a part?
Authorized answers were
given to all but the last ques-
ton. This was answered by a
separate, but well informed,
source.
The following answers were
given:
1. The nature of the decree
Is seminently religious and doc
trinal. In these days politics
often touch and sometimes
invade the fields of morals
and religion. It is therefore
unavoidable that the acts by
which religious authority de-
tends its subjects have re-
percussions on the political
level.
z. The dishonest comment
Of the communist press that
this ruling Of the Sacred Con-
sresation Of the Holy Office
was issued in the specific i'm
terest Of . particular polite.
al party is to Be absolutely
denied. Still more to be ex.
Continued on Page y
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24
Declares Bus
Rides Illegal
For

CLEVELAND - (NC) -
City Solicitor Lester c. Yod-
er of nearby Bedford has rul-
ed that it is illegal for the
Bedford School board to
transport students to a private
school.
The board asked for a rul-
ing after parents of four boys
requested transportation to
Chanel Catholic High School,
operated by the Marist Faith
ers. Mr.. Yoder quoted the
Ohio Code and the 31-year-old
opinion of an attorney gen.
eral who called such trans
portation illegal.
In a similar case four
months ago, Cuyahoga Coun-
ty Prosecutor John 7. Corri-
gan told the Strongsville
school board that such trans
portation was legal. Mr.. Cor
rigan cited decisions of the
us. Supreme Court and of
the Supreme Courts of Mary
land and California.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24
Sister ROsarii HOnOred:
WattersOn Scientists Win
National, State Acclaim

G~ottemoeller, senior and Gar
ry Rupp, a sophomore both of
whom intend to 60 into medi-
cal research and Anne Russ,
also a senior, who will pursue
a liberal arts course at either
Dayton University or Wheel
ing college.
Sister Rosario, taught his
tory at Watterson last year
but advised the students on
their science programs in her
spare time. incidentally all
the students work on their
projects outside the regular
school day and on Saturdays.
A native of upstate New
York." Sister Rosarii, receiv.
ed a B.A. degree in pre-
medicine at st. Mary of the
Spring College here and is
working On her Masters de-
gree in biology at Notre Dame
University.
Several of her students,
Watterson has had but one
graduating class, remember)
are now studying for science
careers, either in medicine,
Continued on Page q
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24
Participate In Dialogue Mass:
Expect 200 Delegates At
DCCM Contention Sunday

one has God-given leadership
abilities and that all that is
necessary is to make the per-
son realize that he has this
ability and give him practice
in using it.
"You will learn how a per-
SON can gain self-confidence,
become an effective speaker
and develop characteristics of
a good leader with a Christian
purpose, with only a few hours
OF training under a qualified
instructor"
son leaving this workshop,
you will have a new concept
of leadership training and
what you, as an individual, can
do to promote effective Catho-
lie leadership in your parish
unit"
Another highlight of the
convention will be the lun-
cheon following the Mass dur
ing which a film will be shown
on the functions of tina Ma
tional Council of Catholic Mer
Guest speaker at the lon.
eheon will be Thomas P. NeiII,
Ph.D., professor Of history at
ST. Louis University and ma.
tionaIIy prominent lay leader.
Continued on Page p
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24
Mark Merger
OF National
Fraternities

Wednesday, April 20, will
mark the national merger Of
two Catholic fraternities, Phi
Kappa and Theta Kappa Phi,
into one: Phi Kappa Theta.
It will be observed in Co
lumbus at Ohio State Univer-
sity with Mass at Newman
Hall at $50 pm. followed by
a reception. Then a dinner
will be held at the Ohio
Union.
Mr.. James Charles, DCCM
president, and DR.. William
Mitchell, 1858 Catholic Man
of the Year will become hon.
orary members of the new
fraternity.
The fraternity house is To-
Gated at 227 18th avenue.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24

bus diocese, Fathers James
Kravs, Thomas Duffy and
James cooney, all Of the facvl.
ty at ST.. Charles.
The workshop for priests of
the diocese will center on
LAY Participation in the
Mass"
Father Peter Essman, as
sistant at st. Agatha parish
and moderator of the Central
Deanery CCM as well as the
liturgy workshop, said the
three authors will be concern
ed with chow to make the
(Holy Father's) decree on par
ticipation in the Sacred Litur-
gy practical in ones personal
and parish life"
Another important workshop
will deal with developing lay
leadership in The Church and
will be ehaired by Michael l.
MCGEE, member Of the CEN
executive board.
Conducting this workshop
will be Father Thomas L. Bres-
nahan, director of the Detroit
Christopher Career Guidance
School, together with Bob Will
liams and Walt Uchwal, in
structors.
They will demonstrate what
the Christopher Course in
Leadership is and can do.
Father Bresnahan said:
"in this workshop on lead.
ership, we will demonstrate
how our eighteen . session
Christopher Leadership
Course develops effective lea.
ders.
"This is a practical course
designed to make the average
person a good leader. 1t is
based on the fact that every
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24

cdfegorieS.
Miss Krebs, whose essay ap-
pears on Page Z, wrote on
"The Item ! Found Most In
teresting in the FEBRUARY 13
issue of the Catholic Times"
- Some Facts about Cuba by
Joseph Breig.
Winner of the second cate
CORY, "a Feature Story on My
School," Miss White wrote a
story entitled Halls of Wat
terson." 1t too is reprinted on
Page z.
Sixteen Diocesan schools en-
Tered The contest, so the JUDI
ges had . difficult task in de.
Gliding the best entries. Among
The top entries in the essay
category were those submit
ted by: Miss jeanette Geb-
hardt Of St. Joseph Academy,
Thomas J. McCinn Of Chilli.
Gothic Catholic Central High
School, Miss Mary Jean De.
Mattio Of Immaculate concep-
zion High School, Dennison,
and Miss Barbara Fleming Of
St. Mary High School, Ian.
caster.
Among the best feature
stories submitted were those
by: Miss Ann WeiIand Of Bis.
hop Wattsrson High School,
and Kelvin Axe, James Bald.
niger. and Ronald LanghaIs,
all Of the Preparatory depart
ment Of the PontifieaI College
JosePhinvm.
Other schools represented
were: Bishop Hartley High
School, Our Lady Of Victory
High School, and st. Charles
High School in Columbus; st.
Mary High School, Delaware,
st. Joseph High School, Dover,
St. Vincent De Paul High
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24

lishment in Columbus.
She attended st. Mary
school graduating in 1948 and
was a member of Corpus
Christi parish when she join
ed the Order.
None but the religious are
present at the actual profess
sion ceremonies which are
held in the early morning.
At 9 am. however, q Solemn
Mass will be offered by Father
Albert KessIer, pastor Of Cor.
pvs Christi, in the chapel Of
the ImacUlsfe Heart Of Mary
Monastery, 2o65, Barton place.
This Mass is open to the
public. The wells of the grill
lie separating the Nuns choir
from the sanctuary of the pub
lie chapel are drawn aside,
and the solemnly professed
nun kneels unveiled at the
grille for the last time.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24
Science
Projects
Filmed

Sister Rosarii explains q
phase Of cancer research
to Anne Russ and Larry
GoffemoeIIer Of Waiter.
son, at left. Wafferson re-
eeived triple honors this
week from state and ma.
tionaI science organiza.
fions.
Below, George Cocks Of
BaffeIle Memorial Insfi.
tufe, and Charles Sch.
weiekarf, Hoosier Engi.
neering Co.. judges for
the Ohio Academy Of
Sciences, listen to Larry
GotfemoeIIer's expIana-
tion Of his cancer re-
search project, as Garry
Rupp waits to be inter.
viewed. At right in
the photo, Russell Mock.
with headphones) indie
pendent producer work.
ing for the National So
eiety Of Medical Research,
directs the color eduea.
tion film which will b
shown nationally. Art
Took is the camerman.
Times Photo by Franklin
Photo Serviee).
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ssrOO
Planned For
Two Schools

Construction will begin
this summer on seven new
classrooms for two Diocesan
elementary schools.
Immaculate Conception will
add three classrooms to their
present parish plant bring
ing the capacity to 300 stu
den is at an estimated $50, 900,
Msgr. John Pagan pastor, said.
Present capacity is 736 units.
st. Augustine will build
four new rooms and bring
its capacity up to 300 units
at a cost of SIS, 900, accord
ing to Father Earl Holtza-
pfel, pastor. At present 709
units are in use.
Each school will have q
total of is classrooms when
the additions are completed.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24

These committees will be-
gin visitation this week for
gifts ranging from S25, 1000 to
$3.50.
The Special Gifts Phase Of
fers the opportunity to dedi-
cate memorial items in the
st. Therese Retreat House or
to become a Diocesan Bene-
factor. Memorial gifts range
from S25 900 to $3.50.
Recognition will be given
10 memorial donors on a
plaque TO be erected in The
Retreat House. Those donating
between $3.50 and $3.50 will
receive special certificate
from Bishop Issenmann and
will be known as Diocesan
Benefaetors.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24

More than 500 Catholic
men of the 23-county Co..
lumbus diocese will con-
vene Sunday at Bishop
Hartley High School to
discuss how they can be-
come teachers for Christ.
They will take part in .
series Of eight workshops con-
Quoted by professionals in
specialized fields at the first
annual convention Of the CO.
Iumbus Diocesan Council Of
Catholic Men.
The men will start the day
at II am. by participating in
a Dialogue Mass offered in the
school auditorium by Bishop
Clarence G.. Issenmann.
They will use fhe first de-
gree Of participation as OUT
lined in the new booklet, ITO.
sefher At Mass" eo.aufhorsd
by three priests Of the coIvm.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24

Watterson High School,
whose students have made
a habit of receiving hon.
ors in science COMPETE
ton, received a triple
laurel this past weekend.
Students of the school,
which will graduate it S
second class this June, earlier
had again led the district
Science Fair entrants with %
superior awards.
But last weekend, the Ohio
Academy of Science, at the
state science fair:
rated the school for its tout.
standing science program.
named Sister Rosario, O.P.
Watterson chemistry teacher
as the outstanding teacher in
the central Ohio area, (the
first nun to receive this award
and the only woman to be so
honored this year,.
awarded six students exhib-
its a superior rating on the
state leved. CThey have been
first in the state on two occa-
sions).
AS if this were not enough
the National Society of Medi-
cal Research sent a camera
crew, led by Russell Mock, a
free-lance producer, to film a
color sequence for the Ameri-
can Cancer Society of Waiter
son students research of can
Ger.
For the latter program Wat
terson was chosen, according
to Msgr. Edward F. Spiers,
principal, on the basis of the
Cancer research gram
which encourages careers in
medical research. This is the
first program of its kind on
the high school level, Msgr.
Spiers said.
In the past two years Wat
terson students have received
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24

the greatest number of awards
given to any one school for
cancer research by the Ameri-
can Society.
Monsignor Spiers praised
the assistance given by DR..
Carl Cohen, Battelle Memoir
ial Institute director of Can
Ger research and DR.. Walter
Frajola, University Hospital,
who have given technical and
material assistance in the de-
v%elopmental program.
Three student projects are
featured in the film, Larry
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24
Bishop Speaks
At Luncheon

Bishop Clarence G.. Issen-
mann will be the principal
speaker at the Catholic Mems
Luncheon Club, a IL noon Fri
day, May !, at the Neil House.
The Luncheon Clubs men,
bership is open to any Cath
Ole man. Members meet on
the first Friday of each month
for lunch and to hear a talk
by some prominent person.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24

Several things are pointed
out regarding the organizing
of the first Annual D. D. T.
Emphasis is placed on cash
gifts rather than payments
made over a period of time.
All are to be visited person
ally by parish committee mem
bers.
The general visitation OF all
parishes will be done on Sun.
day, May ~, and everyone is
asked TO stay home on that
day until the workers make
their visit.
Sunday, April 26, will be
known as Volunteer Sunday.
Men in each parish are offer
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24
See
Bishops Appeal
For Volunteers
Page Twelve

ed the opportunity to volun-
teer their services to their
parish and to the diocese.
The volunteer workers will
receive training Instructions
during the week Of May ..
These meetings will be held
on an area basis and the drive
teehniqves will be explained
by representatives. OF John v.
Mccarthy and Associates.
On Sunday, May 8, a pull
pit exchange will be put into
effect, throughout the do
cese.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24

SOuICC.
The questions asked were:
/. How may one identify the
nature of the decree?
2. What reference does the
decree have to political situa-
ton in Sicily?
3. Is its application univers-
al, including the Iron Curtain
countries?
4. Would you comment on
the charge that the Church
has invaded politics?
5. Does the decree apply to
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24
Give Orders
At .JOsephinu1n

Next Thursday, April 80,
Bishop Issenmann will admin
lister orders to 81 students at
the Pontifical College jose
phinum at $3.50 am.
Sixteen third-year theolog-
ians will receive the Subdea-
conate. The orders Of Exorcist
and Acolyte will be conferred
on Is students and 18 will
receive the orders of Porter
and Lector.
Four men will receive Ton
sure.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24

Relatives and friends may
visit with Sister Mary of Jesus
at the speak room grille dur
ing the day of profession and
from $50 to II am. and 2 to
S pm. on the Monday and
Tuesday.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24
Where s The Bill?

Following is list and location of the important
bills currently before the Ohio Legislature.
BILL DESCRIPTION SENATE HOUSE
Committee Eioorcommttee FIoo
Vote Vet
n. a. ~ Migrant study Passed
Labor and
industry
1. D 10 Fair Employment Passed ass Passed
fRet. 70 Senate
for annendmenf)
{. . 7o Increase In Passed
# Unemployment
Compensation
n. I. SIS. AntiRackefs bill Industry
and labor
subeom.
|. !. r. 10 Capital punishment State Gov.
referendum Committee
N. B Jas Minimum wage Ind. and
increase ISL Labor
tpassed1
SEA Remove Ceilings on Passed SOL passed
Old Age Assist.
N. D. 1I Housing Bill stase eovT. Passed
ioe19
n. B. 4s6 Movie Classification judiciary
subcommittee
s. b. IT'S Movie censorship judiciary
subcommittee
n. 3. 44 Driver training Education
mandatory for grad.
I. D. zN Limits hospital liz judiciary
bIfy to $4,000
n. B. 526 Achohcl Welfare
Brand
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24
AT Carmelite Monastery
Set Final Profession
For First Resident

This Sunday the first Diocesan resident to join
the local establishment of the Discalced Carmelites,
will take her Solemn vows.
Sister Mary of Jesus, the former Lucille Arrigo,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Arrigo, 1876 Stewart
Ave. Joined the strictly clustered order after its estab-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24

School, Mt. Vernon, st. Alloy
sius Academy, New Lexington,
Notre Dame High School,
Portsmouth, Holy Trinity High
School, Somerset, and Bishop
Rosecrams High School, Zanes-
vile.
Both winners are active in
school life, although neither
has won a contest before. Miss
Continued on page q
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24
Mitigating Circumstances
Says Vatican Ruling
Banning Votes For
Pro-Red, Universal
BY MscR. IA l.. TUcEK

VATICAN CITY, NC)- The Vatican ruling that
it is a sin to vote for a candidate who even indirectly
supports the communist cause has universal applica-
ton but admits mitigating circumstances.
That is the substance of an authoritative comment
on the decree made in reply to questions submitted by
the N.C.W.C. News Service to a competent Vatican
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24
NOtre Dame Admissions
Head Dies at 50

N0TRE DAME, Ind. - NC)
- Requiem Mass was offered
here for Father Richard D.
Murphy, csc, director of adj
missions for the University of
Notre Dame, who died april
49, after an extended illness.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24
. PERSONAL Visits-May IL:
Personal Visits-May II:
Bishop Asks For
Volunteers, Sunday

Deanery meetings were held this past week to ex-
plain the techniques of visitation and operational pro-
cedures for the Diocesan Development Fund.
The Special Gifts Committees of each parish are
now in the process of assigning the special gifts pros
poets to committee members.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24

Father james cooney and Father James Krsus
Of the St. Charles faculty look over . new booklet
which they compiled with The assistance Of Father
Thomas Duffy, also Of the faculty.. The booklet, which
will be used publicly for fhe first fine This Sunday,
at the Diocesan Council Of Catholic Mems Convention
Mass at Hartley High School, is designed TO aid they
iaynsn's participation in fhe Mass and was compiled
with the latest decision Of the Sacred Congregation Of
Rites in mind. :
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24
Vicki White:
Karen Krebs, Vicki White:
Times Essay Contest
Winners Named

It was a close race, but the distaff side ran off
with the honors in The Catholic Times Press Month
Contest for high school students in the Diocese.
Miss Karen Krebs, a senior at Holy Rosary High
School, and Miss vcki White, a sophomore at Bishop
Watterson High School, won SIS prizes in the two
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24

Following is a list and location of the important
bills currently before the Ohio Legislature.
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