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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
HOUSES FOB SALE-Mn,
tcoN1lNusol

A BEAUTIFUL YARD enhances this
sparkling 3-bedroom BRICK home,
LARGE living room. dining room
and equipped kitchen. Located In
an area convenient to shopping.
transportation and schools pub
lie and parochial) FLA ap-
praised. Only sl1,750 See this
todayll Exclusive with BOWERS
BROS. AP. T-S400.
A. HOME TO BUILD YOUR
DREAMS ON All the comfort and
quality INSIDE, and the impress
siye GOOD looks OUTSIDE, dis.
tinguish this home from the cons
monplace houses that sell for
more than this This 5-year-old
BRICK rambler is LARGE. In
one OF the best residential areas.
IL sits on q high prominence over
looking the entire area. Two ~
nreplaceS' recreation room,
lot "a acre.. completely redeco-
mediate occupancy and the price
is RIGHT, RIGHT, RIGHT 500
300! This is a WHAMDINGERl I
Exclusive with BOWERS BROS,
AP. 7-S400.
ALMOST u ACRE with tai trees
surrounding SEVEN-room rambler
with a SEPARATE din. rm.. de
luxe kit, SUNRoOM, lge. lily, rm,,
gar, and full bsmt; secriflce at
Sl7,95Oll Exclusive with BOW
ERS BROS, AP. 7-S400.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4-bedrm, Cape
Cod only 3 yrs. old, . full baths,
hsmt. with outside ent. 1000
On 20 VIZ lOan We take trade
HUGH T. PECK, 1850 New Hamp:
shire ave. He. 4-6400 til o.
ADELPHI. Sl5,75O-Custom- built
ramb er: IMMACULATE N
GLAMOROUS," with 3 bedrms..
huge family-size kit with dish-
light bsmt. with exit, on Ice,
Wooded lot, W. ], NICHOLAS,
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GLOVER Park = 3 bedrm., az
bath brick, 2 inclosed rear porches,
open front porch, built-in garage.
S20,bO0. Reas. down payment.
RIDDELL REALTY CO.
Ills Eye st. NV. DI. $1,000
MACARTHUR BOULEVARD AREA
Modern 0-room, 2-bath, detached
brick Cape Cod. Just one block
from express bus transportation
featuring LIST flr. bedroom and
bath, AND DASHBOARD, HOT
WATER HEAT. Priced right In
mid-20s for quick sale.
A. 8. GARDINER a. CO., INC.
1881 l ST. NV. Ma. S-392a
MACARTHUR BLVD.-While the z
big dogwoods are IN bloom. see
this attractive one floor house
with studio room on End floor
paneled rec. rm. and bath in
basement, charming garden with
terrace. Owner in Europe wants
immediate sale. DOROTHY G.
WOOD, exclusive agent, DE. 2.
7ll5,
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HOUSES FURNISHED


ARL.-close In. walk to all cows,
10 min. 70 d. c.; nice b-rm. mod.
duplex, auto. washer. rec. rm
IDEAL as s iTlsss or family; sllO
BETHESDA AREA = 2 bedTms, /;
lease until Sept, /: Sl75 mo,
VIII. 2-4540.
On. CHI baths, 4 bedrms., 1r,,
d.. kit. gsrS pch.; mos April
CHEVY CHASE VIEW = Detached
brick. 4 bedrms., 3 baths. rec. rm.
garage, fenced yard. Modern ap-
planes; 1928; avail, MAY
RetJ, Broker, EN-. a-lSSS.
OUR FURNISHED HOME-Living
room, dining room, 3 bedrooms,
2 bath rooms, kitchen, library
AUXILIARY bedroom); large cellar.
dbl garage; splendid neighbor-
hood; near bus transp., grade
school. church and stores. This Is
immaculate quarters in q desir-
able setting. IA. 2-g616.
SPACIOUS TOWN HoUsE-well
planned for entertaining. 8 bdrms
IA baths. servants quarters;
Patio. large garden, Asking $500
furn., 5000 unfurn.
WOODACRES-Attrae. small house
3 bdrms., 2 baths. rec. rm.. ter
race, screened porch. fenced gar
den. $40 furn., 500 unfurn.
SIMMONS PROPERTIES
DE. $4,000
Ewes, Mrs. King, WO 6-3003
1918 RIGGS PLACE N.W.--4-bed-
rm., 2-bath town house; $3.50 mo.
Mr.. Yount. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS,
INC, DI. 7-l4ll.
7th AND OGLETHORPE Me-
rm. semidetached brk.; bsmt., auto
heat, fenced yard. $3.50, Vac
DIXIE REALTY CO., Ma. $3.50
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BETHESDA : Wooded lot. Nice
cond 3 beGrm. brick Colonial.
MOD. KIT. and SEP. DIN. RIM,
fireplace in liV, rm., side porch;
SIS,050
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CONN. AVE. PK.-spac. 3-bedrm.,
all-brk. rambler; finished bsmt.
with extra bedrm. and BATH Diet.
gar. Priced to sell quick. 10 b
1887, SUBURBAN PROPERTIES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

ROCKVILLE - TwfNBRooK; $3.50
Nome nom st eSSgpa mg go ~ fenced level
GA. 1sffll, GA. 4-sf65.
ROSEMARY HILLS-Loveiy 3-bed-
rm. brick rambler In excel. cond..
roman brick firepl.. din. area, Ice,
mod. kit. with ample table space,
dishWasheT, disposal, rear scr
pch., full bsmt.: SiS.050. ANDRIE
REALTY, OIL. 2-0O7O.
SEE KAY BOWLING, at Gathers
burg for Upper Mont. CO. property,
WI. s-0250 or WA. 0-2b00.
SILVER SPRING : BY OWNER;
Si4.b0O. 3 rms. plus paneled den,
al loan. JU. s-4i55.
SILVER SPRING TOWN HOUSE
Just 3 few blocks from oeorgia
and Colesville in lovely Woodsidt
! Park, immense brick rambler fea'
turing large living room. spacious
dining room, table-spaee kitchen
3 twin-sized bedrooms. ; full tile
baths, custom finished recreation
| room, porch, garage; near bus
KEssINdER q Co, JU. 9-4544
SIS, AREA--Low, low eos. AS
sumo $4,000 OF, 2-yr .-old 4
BEDRM. SPLIT. 2h baths, rec
rm. plus full bsnt. schools, bus
shops HURRY CALL, LEON IRA.
GER, JU. 0-6222.
Sill. SPG.-WHEATON-7-rm. brk
Colonial watt. garage. rec. rn.
outside entr., immac. home SIS
500. ALLEN REALTOR, RIA. D.
3333.
SILVER SPRING-Beaut., almost.
new, all-brk. split-level w/compl
equipped kit, eating space, 3 lge
w/frepl., sep. din. rm,, rec, rm /.
| patio: off-street parking; choice
location: close in. mid-20s, 10
5-36S7, SUBURBAN PROPERTIES
Met.
SILVER SYRINGE So down, 90;
loan-3-bedrm split-level ram
bier with dining room: bsmt with
outside exit. SUBURBAN PROP
Z -
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oaEvY cHAsE-Bsautifui M-aere
ionIai; 4 bedrms'. q baths i2xib
din. rm,, scr. porch; 2-car garage.
elose-tn; S2g.1b0. ANDRIS REAL.
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BETHEsDA-KENWooD AREA, CO.
lonial split-level: 4 bedrooms, 3
full baths, large modern kitchen
with FrigidAire double oven, range
and Refrigerator, separate dining
House is only months old.
$4,000, with $4,000 cash re-
quired. Call OIL. 6-S7B3, after
$40 weekdays or all day Satur-
day and Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
HOUSES UNPUBLISHED


TwTNBRo0K FOREST - Loyel,
det, home, LarEe fenced yard. :.
i sH oscapsnssi :siss AS mo. 10. 3
vLERs MILL 2 bsdrmss tgl
bsmt;.. corner lot. $50 mo. OIL
WHEATON WOODS = bet. brick
Cape Cod. Four bedrms., two
baths, sep. dining rm. bsmt;,
s %S. Is. H ss..;afs siiah'' ''0''.' sl0O
1898 N. UPTON, Ari. 2-bedrm, det.
daylight cellar. frt. I'd, Cow
sehools. shop' transp.; 10 MINIS
I CORNERS AREA- bedrms., z
baths. liv, rm., firepl,, din. rm.
big KIT. bsmt,. huge Sc poIen
fenced yard; cony. MELPAR. All
s Asa f Sas: $50. a Ap 4.s7iO sen
6ee Srd ST, NV rooms and
ssat in ssWlkE E af sc.:io7ffs. 7'0O mo
1904 n 81. s.E.-Ayailable Junt
1: semidet. brick dwelling. con-
tanning 8 rms plus paneled rec
reation rm. 2 complete baths
air-cond.: garage; gas heat, laIgt
yard: conven. shops, etc: $llO
Lease and refs. required. OWNER
COLORED-FINE 3-bedrm. house
near N. Capitol and X. $40 plus
utils. Quiet street. CAL Ma
COLORED-10O5 OTIS ST. Ne
S126 per no.; rms, semide-
tached brick; base men gas
h.-w,h., garage; refrigerated. NE;
S..4o53; FULTON R. GORDON
JR. co. -
COLORED-39 I ST. N.E.--Lovely
tapestry brick: Q rms, 2 kits,
2 baths. storm window. oil heat.
Only S110 mo. MR.. NEUMANN'
Ma. $4,000.
COLORED - WOODBRIDGE, 2517
nth st. ne Detached home;
rms. and bath: rear porches; OF
heat; only $1Q5 mo. Mr. NEU-
MANN, MA. $4,000.
C0LORED, 10Th AND MONROE
N.W.-Mod. 6-rm., bath, extra Tm
n 6smt; Gil H. heat; yard;o iisS
COLORED - BROOKLAND - De.
tached house, 134S Kearney st
ne; 5 rms. and bath q kitch'
ens); rear porches: full basement
Al shape; 81 heat; only Sill llS
CoLORED-l3th AND Z MESA
REALTY CO. Vac. Ma. $3.50
COLORED-522 3rd ST. NV
Five rooms and bath, newly dec
S97 so mo, heat incl. NE. S-1971
lCOLORED = VACANT - 15 Mich
ave. ne. Corner S-rm. brick.
kits, bsmt., gas heat: S110 mo.
good ref. RIA. 6-6g12.
cOLORED-VAC.-RENT. BUY
N. CAPITOL AND MICH. AVE. NE
Six-rm Colonial brick. Three porch
es, 4 n baths. COMPLETELY RE
DECORATED. Full basement, gai
hot-water heat.
TU. 2-109O, La. 6-0462. La. o-0lSs
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

CHEVY CHAsE-Beautifui h-aere
handicapped lot. brick and slate Co.
lonial; 4 bedrmsr = baths l2xlO
close-tn: S29,1bO. ANDRIs REAL.
ny, OIL. 1000,
CHEVY CHASE vIEw--A real fam
ily home on " wooded acre, this
beautiful Cape Cod features 3la
bedrooms, separate dining room,
ground-ievel basement. Near Holy
SINGER 4 Co, yU. 6-46l4'
CHEVY CHASE. NORTH = Pine
brick rambler on Conn. ave. .
excellent bedrooms. 2 baths. cen
yer hall. spacious living room
large basement. Excellent level lot;
S26,qbO. See II today Call
JAMES Z, scHwAB, EN-. 2-5S00.
Ewes OIL. 2-1400 or on. 4-7693
cLOsE-IN RAMBLER, SACRIFICE
3-hedrm. BRICK. rec. rm.,
$50. LEON TRACER, JU. a-6222
CLosE-IN SILVER sPRING-Briek
Colonial In excellent area; mr.,
Flower and Franklin ayes; price
reduced; owner transferred, 3 bed
rms. and bath on 2nd floor; liy.
rn,, din, .rm., kit. with table
space, powder rm. screened porch
on LIST floor; paneled rec. rm. IN
or will FLA, CAN ny. 5.422S,'
IUJTfiEisS Co oOoOO' DN"
louisville AREA OF SILVER
SPRING - 4-bedrm., 2ls.path,
brick Cape Cod; h.-w.h,, outbldgs
Situated on beautiful acres with
800 fruit trees. Cony. TO country
COLESVILLE AREA--Next to new
3-bedrm. split-level, with base
board hot-water heat. modern
electric kitchen, screened porch
and garage: Ls.aere Level 10y.
Co, 9l6 Ellsworth dr., JU. $4,000
CONN. AVE. EsTATEs-3-bedrm,
brick semidet. liv. rm., din. rm,
kit. full bsmt,. fenced yard. walk
TO public and parochial schools;
o D. FIELD, INC, Ju. 5-7lla
or JU. 9-5369.
CONN AVE. EsTs., s495 dn., nc
settlement chrgs.-Det ramblersi
z bedryns, Assume 4het Oh loan;
fenced lot; awnings. 10. 5-3740
CONN. AVE, PK.-Spac. 3-bedrm.,
all-brk. rambler: finished bsmt.
with extra bedrm. and bath Diet.
gar. Priced TO sell quick. 10 b
1887, SUBURBAN PROPERTIES
Mgt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22

CONN. AVE. ESTATEs-4-bedrm.
2-bath brick Cape Cod, recr. I'm.
Assume large CT trust.
4-bedrm., 2-bath brick Cape Cod,
basement; $1,000 down. Assume
large CT trust. Trades considered
and End trusts.
CLAUDE WOOD, 10. 4-7700
COUNTRY LIVING FOR CITY
FOLK-Beautiful 3-bedroom ram
bier on - acre with fruit trees
large rooms throughout, / block Il
school and near shopping anC
community swimming pool S23,'
$50. A. J. KESSINGER a. Co.
JU. 9-4544.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
COOP APIS. FOR SALE

NAYLOR GARDENS-Ss. $50; 2 Ice
bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm.. kit
and bath: cow. loo. nice view
being decorated, immed. poss
Terms, go int. on unpaid bal
For details and TO inspect cal
JOHN L. SHELTON, Realtor. 10
$4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
LANDOVER HILLS
S13.25O-S45O DOWN

Balance on Cougar PHA
loan for low payments. Real
dapper Colonial IN perfect
condition. Many. many love-
y features throughout: 3
nice bedrms. tiled bath, sep.
din I'm, equip. kit bsmt.
with nearly I'm. rec. I'm,
porch. awnings. storm win
doEs and screens freed
leyel lot with lonR parking
strip Near both public and
uarOchiai schools
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
MT. RAINIER
Sl2.25O-S450 DOWN

Balance on easy FHA pay
ments Delightful 4-beorm.
bungalow In tiptop cond.
This lovely home has lFe.
pine-paneled family rm. on
LIST floor ideal for entertain-
ing or TV room Full bsmt Z.
nice porch. sep. din rm
and other features. Must be
seen and don't be late.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22

BETHESDA = Authentic Early
American Colonial on nearly 2
acres of beautiful ground, Just
of River I'd: library with fireplace
and full bath, big modern kitchen,
3 bedrms., plus study upstairs;
Gear garage. Part of the grounds
may be sold offering an invest
ment as well as a truly delight
full home. Priced in the mid-30s
for quick sale, Call our uptown
ONCE, KE. 7-1S00, It'll z pm,
after z pm. call EN-. SOTO.
SHANNON a. LUCHS CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING, BACKING, STORAGE

APT, FURN., 8 or 4 bedrms., for
summer months; occur. by June
o 10. ST. 3-449S.
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SIS, AREA--Low, low eos. AS
sumo $4,000 OF, 2-yr ,-old 4
BEDRM. SPLIT. ga baths, rec
rm. plus full bsnt, schools, bus
shops HURRY CALL, LEON IRA
ntTb m al 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22

BETHESDA, Parkwood area = AS
sumo large 4lsss loan on this i'm.
maculate 3-bedrm,, lls-bath brick
rambler with full bsInt., living I'm
with brick fireplace wall, dining
ell. modern kitchen with tabli
space, beautiful screened porch
with barbecue fireplace; fenced
back yard; short walk % HOLY
hedeemer and pue5lSe a senools rs, tSsSI
s. aiT PHi iii S NC 'y 81. zoos
eves. OIL. 4-1b7b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
ASSUME CT LOAN

BEAUTIFUL NEW RAMBLER
800 On, no settlement charges,
monthly Dymts. like rent; S14,500.
Garden space and virgin oak trees.
6412 49th ave, Riverdale, Md .,
10 minutes Cwntn. Open daily.
OWNER. WA. 7-2708
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-20

Anthony Newetz, professor of
philosophy at the Ohio State
University, spoke on liberal and
conservative viewpoints in So
cial and political organizations.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-20

Help a crippled child walk be-
cause he's yours too. Buy Easter
Seals.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-20
Educator Hits
Denrth Of
Catholic Scholars


absenteeism in the world of
scholarship is shocking Faith
er Henri Legare, O.M.I.. rec
tor of the University of Otta-
wa, told the annual Ottawa
Archdiocesan Council of Par
ent-Teacher Associations con
ventions here.
For our numbers and
wealth, we have no CORES
ponding number of eminent
scholars in comparison with
non-Catholics, he said.
Father Legare said Catho-
lie schools are doing only a
mediocre" job of encourag-
ing pupils To seek higher edu-
cation. He added: LET US not
be blinded by all the talk OF
the age of the common man.
We need more and more UNI
common men"
Father Legare said primary
Catholic schools are doing a
good job of preparing children
for Christian family life, but
only a reasonably fair" job
OF preparing the children for
their future roles as Catholic
members of society.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-20

This exact situation actual
~ happened in Qui-nhon,
South Vletnam. But why so
many conversions there and
so few here? One of the new
converts gave this reason to
his Bishop For ten years the
Communists have been perse-
cutting Christ and His Church
by every possible means. They
have scoffed and ridiculed re-
llglon al every turn. However,
the more they crushed it. the
more Catholicism stood up
and IN spite of themselves
the Communists opened the
road TO the Church. Above all.
1t was the Catholic exodus of
1854 and the example of
Christian life given by Cath
ollcs IN Red prisons that con.
WINGED us of tho spiritual val
lie Of the Divine religion in
the daily life of believers"
n
In prosperous America con.
versions number three per
priest per year; in perseeut.
ed Viefnsm conversions mum.
Der more than one hundred per
priest per year. The answer
10 not TO wish for persecution,
but 10 share" the perseeu.
fion through sacrifice. As ST.
Paul said TO early Christians
and could say 70 Us now Your
battle against sin has not yet
called for b!~oodshed." Bot II
hes called for self.deniaI.
II does not seem right and
Just that the per capita spent
by Catholics in the United
States for tobacco is $50 per
year and only 30c per year for
the 1900, 0OO, 900 pagans in
Mission lands. Because God
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-20

last Supper and the Euchar-
lstic procession afterwards.
There, in his cathedral, the
Bishop of Rome and thou
sands Of his faithful and pill
erims will pray before the
papal altar in which are en-
shrined the reputed heads of
SIS. Peter and Paul.
They will also pray at the
Altar of the Blessed Sscra.
ment, in which is preserved
part Of a table believed TO be
that Of the first Eucharist,
and above which is. a bronze
relief reproduction of Leon
srdo da Vinei's famous freseo
OF the Last Supper in Milan.
CeIebrant Of the Mass Of the
Lords Supper will be His EN-
inence Eugene Cardinal lis
serant, Dean Of the Sacred
College Of Cardinals.
Good Friday again sees the
Pope joining his people-this
time at Rome's Basilica of the
Holy Cross in Jerusalem. Here
the Pontiff and faithful will
venerate the relic of the True
Cross brought to Rome about
325 AID. by st. Helena, dis
cOverer of the True Cross and
mother of the Emperor Con-
stantine. Among other relics
of Calvary here is one tradi-
tionally held TO be the cross
of the Good Thief.
The officiating Cardinal at
the Good Friday liturgical
service will be His Eminence
Fernando Cardinal Cento,
former Apostolic Nuncio to
Portugal who has Just return
ed to Rome and received his
Red Hat.
The station church of Holy
Saturday-and thus of the lit
urgy of the Easter Vigil-is
again ST. John Lateran, the
church which was dedicated
first TO the Most Holy Saviour.
On Easter, although the sta
ton of the great feast is ST.
Mary Majors, Pope John will
celebrate his Solemn Pontific-
al Mass al ST. Peters. which as
the worlds largest church can
hold thousands more worship
pers. He is to give his solemn
blessing "urbi ct orb" to
city and the world--at noon
from the church's central bal
eony overlooking st. Peters
Square.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-20
.-COd Love You -
Reds UnwittingIy Open
Road To Catholicism
by Bishop Fulton ]. Sheen

has spared us persecution,
help reap the fruits of con
version in the Missions by
sending every week the equiv
alent Of what you spend on
cigarettes. Send your sacri-
fees TO the Holy Father
through his own Society for
the Propagation of the Faith.
GOD LOVE YOU to AR. for
$50 to one who calls him
self "A Sinner" for So. over
time pay. May it help some
one who labors without any
pay to j. NJ. for SO. I'VE
feel sure that we have been
blessed because of our past
donations to the Missions
we will continue in the fu-
ture." to NJ. NJ. for $40
"ln thanksgiving for past fav-
ors from Our Blessed Mother"
Why not place a statue Of
Our Lady of Television atop
your T.V. set. Then as you sit
comfortable watching the 7 or
II o'clock news. cast a quick
look at the statue. That glance
will remind you that far more
important news is being re-
ported daily, the good news
of the Gospel, by the Holy
Fathers $4,000 Missionaries
TO the pagans Of the world.
Send US your sacrifiee.offer.
ing Of So along with your re.
quest for the Statue Of OUR
LADY OF TELEviSIoN and
we will send one TO you.
-
Cut out this column. pin
your sacrifice to ii and mail
it to Most Rev. Fulton J..
Sheen. National Director of
the Society for the Propaga-
ton of the Faith or your bio
cesar Director Msgr. James
kulp, 246 East Town Street,
Columbus Is, Ohio.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-20
Walks As Pilgrim
Pope Joins in Rites
OF Holy Week

Mondays station is ST. Prax.
edes', q ninth century church
which has been greatly re.
modelled. Among its most ven
Grated possessions is part of a
column held TO be the pillar
TO which Christ was tied dur
ing His Scourgins, II was
brought 10 Rome from Con-
stanfinopIe during the 18th
century.
The memory of two Jewish
converts who lived in Rome is
commemorafed on Tuesday Of
Holy Week at the Church of
ST. Priscs. They are Prisca
and her husband, AquiIa, men.
toned by ST. Paul in his Letter
TO the Romans. Preserved in
this church, located on the
Aventine Hill. is a followed
out capital of a pillar. believed
TO have been used as a baptis-
NAL font by ST. Peter.
The ceremonies on Wednes-
day at st. Mary Major
Rome's Oldest church dedicat-
ed to Our Lady-include the
traditional touching of peni-
tents with a long wooden rod
by the Grand Penitentiary of
the Holy Roman Church-noW
His Eminence Nicola Cardinal.
Canal. The tapping of the rod
on the shoulders of the faith
full symbolically represents
the Charch's power TO forgive
sins.
That st. Mary Majors is
the stational church of Spy
Wednesday is additionally
tied to the fact that, during
the early days Of the Church
catechumens preparing for
Baptism during the Easter
Vigil and for Holy Communion
on Easter, were gathered un-
der the mantle of the Mother
of God.
On Holy Thursday, Pope
John goes to ST. John Lateran
in the evening for the Sol
emn Mass concentrating the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-20
Monsignor Flick Slated
For First Friday Talk

NEWARK - Monsignor Leon.
ard Flick of the Pontifical Col
lege Josephinum will be guest
speaker at the April meeting of
the First Friday Club at the
Center Cafe.
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By JAMES C.. O'NEiLL

ROME-tNC) - The Eternal
City moves into the drama of
Holy Week and the immediate
spiritual preparation for the
preeminent feast of the Re-
surrection with greater poig-
nancy than usual this year:
The Bishop of Rome himself
is participating in the ancient
rites at some of the stational
churches.
Walking as a pilgrim, His
Holiness Pope John XIII
Joins his clergy and people at
three different Rome basiIiess,
on Palm Sunday, Holy Thurs
day and Good Friday.
Actually, the stational
church for Palm Sunday is the
Pope's cathedral. st. John
Lateran the mother and
head of all the churches of
the city and Of the world"
Bot the Lateran BssiIiea is
also the stsfional church for
Msundy Thursday, and in or
der 10 commemorate the in
eldents OF the Great Week
with as many of the faithful
OF Rome as possible, the Pope
has chosen TO go TO the Basil
lea of St. Paul.Ovtside.the-
Walls for the Palm Sunday
liturgy.
Celebrant OF the Mass fol
lowing the blessing of the
palms and the triumphal pro
cession al ST. Paul's will be
paolo Cardinal Giobbe.
During this final week, the
Lenten stations take pilgrims
10 the churches of st. Prax-
edes and st. Prisca and the
hasilicas of st. Mary Major,
ST. John Lateran and the Holy
Cross. ST. Mary Majors is the
station church of Spy We'd
nesday. and likewise that Of
the feast of Easter itself. The
Lateran is the station church
of both Holy Thursday and
Holy Saturday.
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Ireland's Patron Saint

Thousands of pilgrims from all parts of ireland
visited this monumental statue Of St. Patrick on his
feast day, March II. Dedicated in 1893 at Saul, County
Down., where he built his first church and where he
returned TO die, about 46l. The work of sculptor Fran
els Doyle-Jones, the statue is IS feet high and was
made from County Down granite. NC. Photo.
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EXPERT INSTALLATION of
custom floors, linoleum, plastic
wall tile, counter tops. Free
estimates
HAGAN'S FURNITURE, Danville
O. Phone 1913 Open Evenings
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would d o
il one day
there came
10 his recto-
ry door 1900
men asking
10 receive
instruction S
q N g
faith. Sup
pose ( U
ther that as
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he made inquiries among the
first group another group Of
$500 appeared on the scene
and asked TO be received into
the Church. improbable, but
not impossible. II has happen.
ed-but not in the United
States.
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Your local Easter Seal society
provides care and treatment ia
cilities so that crippled children
might grow into independent,
useful adults.
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Think OF a pastor in the
United States with a parish
OF $500 souls. Then ask your.
self Just what the pastor