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

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Gahanna parish named for
st. Matthew.
Thirty college freshmen en-
rolled at st. Charles.
MR. AND MRS. M WIS.,
INTINE named to the Order
of the Holy Sepulchre.
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COLUMBUS DO cESAN
parishioners begin simple re-
sponses at Mass according to
directive issued by Bishop IS
senmann.
d. Clarke Finneran, SO, ac-
tive in church and civic af-
fairs and father of Times as
sistant editor Denny Finner-
an, died in Hialeah, Fla.
New Lancaster parish nam
ed for st. Mark.
Diocesan World Refugee
Year committee outlined the
years detectives.
st. Christopher parish broke
ground for new church, rec
tory.
NEW WING at St. AIMS
Hospital dedicated.
Bishop Issenmann dedicat-
ed shrine at st, Mary, Shaw
nee.
Seven Diocesan stu d e
were named semi-finalists in
the national merit scholarship
competition.
Two-alarm blaze at the Con-
vent of the Good Shepherd
was squelched by Columbus
firemen.
NEW BUS. was earned by
the Moxahala mission of st.
Plus through the mission CO.
operation plan and the %
families in the mission par
ish.
Monsignor George WOLF and
Father James Gin b ey
marked their 25th anniversary
of ordination.
OHIO SCHOOL BOARD
heard favorable report on Ka-
Ida school but voted to con-
tinue study due to some addi-
tional charges.
TWO DIOCESAN seminari-
ans, Rev. Mr.. David Corcoran
and Rev. Mr.. Alan Sprenger
received the order of deacon
ate in ceremonies at the Ma
tional Shrine of the Immacu-
late Conception, Washington,
DC.
LAITY MUST take an active
role in the life of Church,
speakers at the Diocesan Cath
Ollie Women's convention said.
Elizabeth Reid, Grail overseas
worker, held the convention
banquet audience spellbound
with her vivid descriptions of
the refugees lot in Asia.
DOCTOR TOM DocLEY
swept into town and urged
support of his Medico pro-
gram.
Father William r. O'Shaugh-
messy, OPP, diocesan native,
named chaplain of Catholic
University Of America.
Monsignor Joseph McGlynn
named pastor of st. Joseph
Cathedral; Fathers William A.
Stecker, pastor of Sacred
Heart, Coshocton, and Father
Robert j. Schuer, st. Patrick
parish, Junction City.
ST. Plus X. Reynoldsburg
held cornerstone ceremonies.
New wing begun at Retreat
House.
CATHOLIC TIMES begins
new high school section on
Youth page.
NEW BROCHURE released
in Columbus by the Ohio Cath
Ollie Welfare Conference de-
partment Of school superin-
tendents traces Catholic
school history in Ohio and
notes that Catholic schools
save taxpayers more than
$500 million per year.
Kalida school again cleared
of sectarian teaching charge
by state Investigations.
Mt. Carmel Hospital broke
ground for new psychiatric
wing.
FATHER LAWRENCE J.
O'Connor named to fire and
police chaplain's post in addi-
ton to assistant pastor duties
at st. Joseph Cathedral and
teaching assignment at st. Jo-
seph Academy.
Citizens for Decent Litera-
ture founder Charles Heating,
Cincinnati attorney, told the
state group meeting in Column
bus that high court rulings
were being used as propa-
ganda to make the public
think nothing could be done
about obscenity.
FATHER RICHARD r.
Dodd, who led IL Diocesan
delegates to the National
Council of Youth Convention
in Kansas City, was named to
the board of directors of the
National Conference Of Catho-
lies in Youth Serving organi-
cations.
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