The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-01-01

College class of 600 r1en.
st. Mary of the Springs Col
lege graduated 43 seniors.
More than las, 900 Catholics
were registered in the Do
cese according to the latest
Catholic Directory.
JUNE
More than 100000 was
pledged to the Diocesan Fund
Drive as final reports from
the parishes we're being made.
A total of 1898 Diocesan ell
ementary school
graduated from ial
schools.
ST. CHARLES Seminary
granted degrees to Is semi
narians.
Diocesan Council of Catho-
lie Women played host to the
national training institute of
the meow at st. Mary Of the
Springs College.
FATHER JAMES c. Gun
ming, OPP, assistant pastor at
st. Patrick parish and a native
of Columbus st. Aloysius par
ish, celebrated the 25th an.
niversary of his ordination.
Our Lady of Bethlehem con-
vent of the Sisters of the
Poor Child Jesus was dedicat-
ed.
Ohio Legislature began a
Sunday Sales law probe.
SIX PRIESTS were named
to pastorates: Father Maurice
Donovan, Holy Name parish,
FIR. Clement Faistl, st. DOM
inic, Father Joseph Hakel, st.
Rose, New Lexington, Father
Chester LIE Blanc, Holy Cross,
Columbus, Father Carl He'll
man, SITS. Peter and Paul,
Wellston, and Father Urban
C. Virgins, Church of the AS
%cension, Johnstown.
Monsignor Nicholas Pinter,
former Josephinum professor
for SD years, celebrated his
60th anniversary in the priest
hood.
JULY
WORLD POPULATION in
crease discussed in two part
series by Father George A.
Fulcher.
Mother Aloyse again named
to head Springs Dominican
Congregation.
Sister NJ. Bernardine, SO,
former mother and mother
general of the Congregation
at the Springs from 1947 to
1858. died at the college,
Ohm MOODY, former Ma
tional Catholic Comm n
Service Director in R%antoul,
ILL.,, was named Columbus
USO director.
Innsbruck University Alum
nj met in Columbus for their
annual convention. father
Francis Riehl, pastor of St.
Ladislas and president of the
association, was host.
Father Charles w. Jones
named director of Diocesan
Catholic Rural Life.
AUGUST
Groundbreaking ceremonies
for new Christ the King
School addition to raise class
room space for $50 students
was held.
cAPucHiN FATHERS re-
ceived new assignments. Fa-
Their David Dressmann, OFM,
Cap, named to mission post
in New Guinea, had served as
pastor Of Dover st. Joseph.
Mrs. William DuBrul named
convention chair m a for
DCCW fall meeting.
Work on Convent at st. Ce-
ella parish begun.
st. Plus X parish, Reynolds
burg, holds Sroundbreaking
for combination all.purpoSe
parish building school and
temporary church.
Thirty-three priests receiv-
ed new posts. Among them
were two new pastorates as
new parishes were formed at
Gahanna and Lancaster.
FATHER THOMAS j. CAD.
DEN was named assistant
chancellor; Father Leo J. Ben
edetti, to pastor of new Lam
caster parish; Father John
Soltis, pastor of new Gahanna
parish and Father Leo Law
Ter, pastor of st. Monica, New
Boston.
In addition three Diocesan
directors were named, Fathers
F. Thomas Gallen, Church mu-
sic, Edward F. Healey, Re-
treats, and Robert G. White,
assistant Superintendent of
schools.
ST. FRANCIS SCHOOL OF
Musings new building ad.
joining st. Anthony Hospital
was dedicated.
Nineteen new principals
were named in the Diocesan
school system and Sister Regi.
maid, o.S.F., Joined the Dioc-
esan school office staff as
supervisor.
SEPTEMBER
Father julius Klinec named