The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-06


Diocese according to Msgr.
James Kulp. director of the
Propagation of the Faith.
Registration was at record
high for Mems Council Meet
ing. Fathers Francis Riehl and
Hubert Rubeck celebrated
their 25th year in the priest
hood.
ITO be a Christian means
to have . life plan which
is Christs,s Bishop Issen-
mann said in his Easter Sun
day sermon in st. Joseph
Cathedral
THE 400 MEMBER Ohio
Chapter of the American
Council of Christian Church,
es, meeting in Columbus, OPP
posed the nomination OF John
F. Kennedy or any other Cath
ollie for the presidency Of the
United States.
The Diocesan Council of
Catholic Men asked local sup
port for public and private
schools in a resolution at its
annual convention at Bishop
Hartley High School.
NAY
Bishop Edward G. Hetting-
er, auxiliary of Diocese, broke
ground for the new Bishop
Ready High school on the
Hilltop, and laid cornerstone
for Grandview's new st. Chris
TOPPER Church.
Monsignor Apologize an
nounced site of new North
east Columbus high school
near st. Matthias parish prop
erty.
Father Earl Holtzapfel
marked 25th anniversary of
ordination.
Father Aloysius Louis
Schoeerer, 0.P., graduate Of
Columbus Aquinas was named
Bishop of Multan in West
Pakistan by Pope John.
Monsignor John Murphy,
N, diocesan educator and pas
tor. died.
Funeral Mass was offered
in Circlevilie st. Joseph for
William Goode, SO, prominent
Pickaway County resident and
father of a Diocesan priest,
FIR. Raymond Goode.
Catholic Press Association
which was founded in Column
bus in 1911 marked anniver-
sary.
Father William c. O'Brian,
VT, pastor Of Delaware st.
Mary, and dean of Western
deanery, marked 50th ami
yersary of ordination.
MARION CATHOLIC High
school was de dicated by
Bishop Issenmann.
Ohio Catholic Council for
Spanish Speaking formed TO
aid migrant farm laborers.
Sr. Mary Gertrude Burns,
widow OF James Burns, Do
cesar native and mother of 10
children. nine of whom en-
tered religious life, took final
vows as Franciscan Nun of
the Most Blessed Sacrament,
In Washington. ID. c.
Four Diocesan Men ordain-
ed in st. Joseph Cathedral,
Fathers John d. Burkhart,
David Corcoran, Robert Il.
Metzger and Alan Sprenger.
Father Leo Benedetti, pastor
broke ground for new Lam
caster st. Mark parish plant.
st. Mary Of the Springs Col
lege graduates 43 women.
DIOCESAN PoPuLAT
over I6I. 600 new Catholic
directory shows.
More than 100 high school
seniors 10 receive diplomas.
More than $500 900 sub.
.scribeG in Diocesan Develop
ment Fund,
fr. Vincent Mooney named
TO Mayors Community Rela-
items Committee.
Father James McEwan, pas
tor Of Buckeye Lake parish
breaks ground for four parish
classrooms for disc ussion
clubs and catechism classes.
JUNE
Diocesan elementary schools
graduated more than 1900
students.
Father Hubert KorbunSki,
0F.M. Conv., and FIR. Albert
Musselman GAINESVILLE natives
marked silver anniversaries in
priesthood.
Diocesan Councils of Men
and Women moved into new
offices at 1909 Hawt h
Avenue.
Five Diocesan students were
among seventeen from state
honored by Ohio Academy
OF Science.
James Burns, Diocesan ma
tive, son OF ST., Mary Gertrude
Burns was ordained in Jesuit
oroer and offered Solemn
Mass at home parish, Corpus
Christi
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