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TEMPLE HILLS

S.bedrm. all-brk. ramblers: full
bsmts., Ia baths, 2 fireplaces, de
luxe kit. Out Branch ave. to
Allentown rd., right 3 hlks. tc
Brinkley rd.. right approx. / mile
to Brinkley Manor.
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RIG HOIJSE

Only $1,000 down buys this S26,95O
4-bedroom, 2-bath, year-old RAM
bier in top location south Of Alex
andria. Huge rec. rn. and all bed
rms. are on one floor Owner will
hold 5aGss second trust for Is
years. An unusual opportunity to
move up with small amount Of
cash.
TOWN & COUNTRY
PROPERTIES, INC. -.
TR 6-Sal5 q Til 3
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PENTAGON
REALTORS

REALTORS CIR. s-s4oo
INTENTION NON-VETERANs -
bKE CT loan may be assumed on
this immaculate 2-year-old home
featuring Q lge. bedrms., IN
baths; sep. din. rrn;; mod; kit. with VIII
childrtn to enjoy in bad weather
elem. and new Longfellow Jr. II
Full price only S20,950. Shown
By DARWIN REALTY, INC, Ell
6-77SS: ewes, KE., S-5265; week
days, ia. 7-4363.
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PARKER
SMITH g. DONNEL

IA. T-e161 Realtors ia. 1887
ASSUME Az % CT LOANi $74 mo.
p.i.t.i.. 2-bedrm. brk. semidet.; 2.
story plus bsmt; built '55. orig
owner; Is min, from Pentagon
Navy Annex. airport. Ft. Meyer
z Corners: close to schools Rnd
pub. transp. Ov. 3-4791.
ATTENTION. SERVICE PERSON
MEL. Yop can move in this one
for 3 years and live rent free.
The quiet. peaceful charm Of this
tree-Iined street will entice you
to move into this 4-bedroom. 9
bath. brick rambler. Full base
ment ideal for huge rec. room
Best Of all. now offered under
FHA at S21.950. City Of Fairfax
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ANDREWS AREA

3 bedrms. and Ia baths; CT OF
FHA or assume large 4laTo loan
22l6 Wyngate I'd. Bradbury Park
Out Penn. ave, right on Shady.
side ave-, left on Brookfield. left
on Wyngate to open sign. Ewes
Mr.. Bevelhymer, RE. 6-7940.
Moore & Moore, Realtors
RE. $4,000 RE. 6-43OO
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OWNERS SACRIFICE

You name 1t; trade in your pres
ent home. Low CASH Down, ne
g. gotiate terms; :, IT'S GOT 70 GO! 9
THREE-BATH brick contempo-
rary, custom built, never occu-
pied! Come see this unusual home
with its exposed beam, cathedral
ceiling, balconied living room.
Richly paneled den and family
room with fireplace. Hug e
screened porch. immense carport
ONLY ONE, it's different. LET'S
DICKER!
Pshsrtonn Shs on n ns rO,aIG riHSt ST., eis Nor ON
roe ST.. to 1920 and our open
sign.
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BONANZA BUY! SIa,5O0. OWNER
MUST LEAVE!!-4 bedrms. y lAB
equip. plus room for table, iivs nm.
with paneled firepl. wall, floors
SHINE LIKE GLASS, " acre with
trees, home iust q few years old.
HURRY ON THIS ONE!
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HILLCREsT HEIGHTS

Brk. rambler on corner lot: 2h
car garage, plus al city utilities,
paved streets and sidewalks. Out
Branch ave. to light AT Hillcrest
Heights. right to Gath ave-, left
to 1verson ST., risht to 21st ave.
left to open home.
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CAMP SPRINGS

Beautiful 3-bedrm. brk. rambler,
with carport, situated on Q large
slevel lot: streets, curbs and gut
ters included in sales price: can
be bought OF or conventional.
Out Branch ave. to Allentown rd.,
right approx. IN miles to Lam
ham lane. left to model home.
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HoUsEs FOR SALE--MD.
PRINCE aEoRaES COUNTY

TEMPLEToN KNOLLs-oniy s4OO
FLA; 3-bedrm. brick, large fenced
I'd, patio, rec. rln. qREENBELT q
R9AAtk1TT co" REAbToR' OR.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARL. - Central air eond,, excel
Transportation: eonv. to PENTA.
CON, 3 bedrms. Il mahog. paneD
lge. din frn. with bay window, / u
baths, lge. closets, fin. bsmt.,
SCI. porch, Anchor fenced yard
Under $4,000. IA. 4-1379.
ARL.msolid brick, s years old. neV
condition: 3 bedrooms, 2 baths
modern kitchen, side screened
porch; level lot, Anchor fenced
bright clean basement, gas heat
many extras including air eondi
ttoning. etc.: vacant; only S23. 800
FRED ]. GEORGE, REALTOR
5275 Lee hwy. KE. 6-6500.
ARL. n. S21 600 FLA. Tara area
3-bedfni;. 1h-bath brk. Cape Cod
ser. porch, att. garaGe on secluded
lot. LIST H., liv. rm., firepl., din
rm., equip. kit, full bsmt., rec
rm., "a bath: $1,000 cash, Sl1S
mo. p.i. Being completely redee
Vacant. LUCILLE COOK, Realtor
JE. 2-3272, JE. 2-4664.
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Country Club Hills

AIR CONDITIONED immaculate
home, Z bedrooms, 8 baths, lovely
wainscoted rec. room, bookshelyes,
game room or study, huge dining
room, screened porch, spacious
modern kitchen, entrance to
colorful patio, gear garage, on q
dead-end street. Upper 4Os.
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TERMS-GI-FHA

TERMS-GI-FHA,
oxoN MIL-completeiy air eond.,
6212 Birehvood ar; bpotless 0.rm.
rambler; lcvely, yard; elderly
ssST iIsf' fnsAsSEr sns sGSSEE terms Ts q 81 oeorr.
can't. a.Sedim. semidet bricf; !;
lse. yard; S72 mo. p.i.t.i. 70 vet
HILLcREsT HEIGHTS. reduced to
Sl6,4b0; 2613 Jameson st.l
sparkling, like new. w/about every
eonv. money can buy. Yes. cen
tfal air eond.; powder and rec.
rm.. plus one Of the best Yege-
table.ladefl gardens in the area.
Approx. e95 mo. to yet. buyer.
LAeSMANOR, 217 Hampton st.;
eoZy. immac., semidet.: rec. rm. (;
approx. S12 mo. to vet buyer.
Newly arrived Army personnel will
please note the below D. c. prop
6002 Arkansas ave. NV, only s15.-
300; bedrms.. 2 baths, garage.
Be sure to see the inside Of this
4SiO 9Th st. NV, det., 8 rms, .
paths; gas heat; garaees. A de-
nghtful, UNIQUE properly. Approx.
$50 mo. Price S16,6O0 or Gi ap-
proved Appraisal.
bedrms., gas heat; lovely flower
ana yegetable Garden,
426S Southern ave, 6-rm. brick,
SlS,500; GOOD eond,i q baths
rec: rm:. approx. Sfs mo. to
veteran.
NJ; Baines. uN. 4.1oSo, COX a
CO., SIS N. Capitol st. RI.
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st. Johns Parish

~ VO44AA . CE1 1D1I
WHITE BRICK, black trim, q real
sharp Dutch Colonial, center hall,
nyipg room, picture window, view
ffoorl. Whirlpool electric Kitchen
Fanily-size dining room and
porch, 4 bedrooms and Q baths up
10 IT, closets, daylight rec. room
fireplace, French door to patio
shaded BY tail oak trees. A study
or 9Th bedroom plus q hobby
room, carport.
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MarVnnount

4 BEDROOMS, 3 baths, large mod
ern kitchen, eye-Ievel oven,
screened porch, rec. room and
hobbY room. 2-car garage, level
lot Anchor fenced; vacant.
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bl83 Lee HWy.. Arl. KE. S-53bO
ARLINGTON, NORTH - Gorgeous
setting in the scenic Washiiigt ton
Country Club area and q charm
ing 4-bedrm. brick rambler SO
realistically priced at only S32,-
300, Mammoth club room and
hobby. space In bright basement,
superior. schools nearby and the
pus at the corner. This one car
be YourA IL Hnu hurry Call
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OPEN

ROLLING RIDGE-3-bedrm. brick
split level, on corner lot; bsTnt., rec.
rm., screened back porch. and
many other extras; conv, to all
DSif Standing ASH Buy iT'$sS7 for $SIsS.7b6. Al Din:
FOLLOW open signs from Addison
I'd. and Rolling Ridge drive. to
7020 Cabin Branch DR.. For fur
ther information call Mr.. ohge
ct RE. 6.6Q6e, or MAX MILLER
REAL ESTATE ct II. 7-2100.
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gerachis

REALTY co. JE. 2-2s14
BUILDERS BUILD HOUSES 70
SELL-Only l remains and its a
BEAUTY. All brick. ranch style,
sE ffTs tie SstS: SstSS tu nlfs OSt SsHr0SRiS %tS
rec. area and end fireplace. SEP.
din. rm., kitchen with eating
space, Dashboard hot water heat;
EXCELLENT FIRST TRUST. Pull
price only S20,600. This Is Q real
opportunity that requires i'm =
mediate action. Call JE. 2-SO00,
VIM, A, CHAPMAN REALTY, INC.
701 W. Broad, Falls Church, Va
BTHDEE's .I GIsSDSpoM sfESIAt ts:aA4H SIsHe; sPIef
home; only = z blks; nSsosS,I e ngs, AL Al!
board hot-water heat; dayhsht
bsmt. with semi-fin. rec. rni; and
firepl.; sep. din. rm. Only $4,000
down. Priced at .S25 $50. OWNER
BUILDER, CT. 6-3590. 90.
BURKE AREA-Nearly Q wooded
acres, less than 1 mile. from post
office. Ideal for subdivision, q
bedrm, house and acre S1O,90n,
balance Of soo land an6' 81 si2'9Hosoii 20 osa sSts
LOT OHlY PZs1oOO. 1ol. 1O1-o9o0.
BY OWNER-S-5edrm.. 1h-bath.
2 firepl., brk. rambler: rec. rm.
opening on patio with barbecue.
Wooded h-aere lot; "a mi. west
of Annandale to Mil Creek
Park, 7th hse. on rt. CIR. 3-5l87:
CARPENTER WANTED-For $9,950
you can purchase this 2-bedrn.
masonry home on " acre near
Falls church. Ideal for future ex-
panSion. Good neighborhood. Use
your OF. No money down. ARFAX
REALTY. INC. JE. 4-4900. =,
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CUSTOM BUILT
BROADMONT BELLE!

Sparkling new custom built FOUR
BEDROOM, THREE-BATH BRICK
RAMBLER. Move in tomorrow
and be settled before school startsI
Finest CONVENIENCE to schools,
HUGE WOODED LOT in this
pestise neishborhood OF EXPEN-
S1VE HOMESl Finished rec. room,
two-car GARAGE and many distinc-
tive features to please you. OPEN
TERMS AT S36,960 - COME
DIRECTIONS: From z Corners,
north on Rte. to. Noland St,
rieht to 226 and our open sign
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.1E0pen
ARLINGTON'S
BEST ss
OPEN la

SEGN ~
Location for the discriminatine
house seeker and. built in the
style that befits its Country Club
area. A truly lovely four-bedroom,
all-briek rambler with large
rooms giving decorating versatil-
ity. Three full baths. soft. liv-
ing room with fireplace. entrance
hall: eye-fefehing Geneva Kitchen
with eating space. One Of the
finest daylight Easements imagine
able including q rec. rm with fire
place and picture windows; UNIQUE
bar and stools; eompartmented
service rooms: bedroom and bath.
Four air conditioners: q rolling
lot affording privacy; carport. Ali
this for only S41,500. Worthy Of
your inspection today.
DIRECTIONS: Out Old Dominion
DR., left to Williamsburg Blvd. and
right on Emerson and No. 94bS
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Observation-Disclosures

Observation-Disclosures
WHITE BRICK, 3 bedrooms, 3
baths, separate dining room, mod
ern kitchen with breakfast area
first floor bedroom and BATH
rec; room' garage, level lot, shaded
patio.
FRED J. GEORGE, Rltr.
5276 Lee Hwy. KE. a-e5OO
ARL., RIDGE RID. AREA-3-bedrm,
Cape Cod; firepl., patio, rec. rm.,
choice close.in lot. OF. 4-5585.
ARLINGTON, N.-superbly de-
signed rambling rancher Is cen
trally cir conditioned. This sturdy
prick homs Is dominated By the
Country Club Hills. 4 twin size
bedrms.. all first floor; 8 full
baths. elegant formal liv, rm,
Modern ss tomorrow kitchen;
porch. double Earage. $46. $50.
HOLLY REALTY
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PEN NOON TO DARK
AUTH VILLAGE

The ultimate in new-home con
struction: all brick, full bsmt., rec
rm., fireplaces, intercoms. de lux
kit. 3 or 4 bedrms, splits oi
ramblers; very easy financing
Out Branch ave. to Auth rd., lef
approx. ! mile to Barto ave-, lef
to open home.
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OPEN HOUSE
/ TIL DARK
eIo1 and eb0s waldrOn Ave. Camp
Springs.

8 custom built ramblers; table
l sgsos E Ei'. r wIS; IS;IsUi.sss T1S ssuir Sed S,a
rms. rms ~ ~ Baths finished rec. { G Tm.
with ~ baths: nice level lot.
DIR: Out Branch ave. 70 Allen
town rd., right on Allentown I'd.
to Open Sign on Waldron ave.
MOORE q MOORE, Realtors
RE. 5-4300 RE. $4,000
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DILLON LAND CO.

ARL.--solid brick. s years Old, new
condition. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
modem Kitchen, side screened
porch. Level lot, Anchor fenced,
brisht clean basement, gas heat,
many extras including air-con-
oitioninE, etc. Vacant. and open.
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RIIRKE AREA-Nearly q
Charm-2 Bedrn1s.
OPEN | TO DARK

"a H-block to bus: close to 2 Corners;
lovely wooded lot with delishtful
rear yard. patio and fish pond.
Large living rm. with fireplace,
spacious dining area. big fully
equipped kitchen, 2 bedrms., and
ceramic tiled bath. Full bsmt.
with h-bath. This one must be
seenl Full price is $4,000, 81 900
down, Sl17 per month includes
ATE PossEss1oNl Ewes. call IA.
70 fNsPEcr: Down HillwOod ,ys; ::
from Z Corners to Cherry ST., left
A-block to 405 South Cherry ST.
"Follow the METZLER Arrows"
METZLER REALTORS
"our 3Sth Year in Real Estate
24l7 Lee Hwy. ia. 5-I9I9
CIRCLE THIS AD-Sleepy Hollow
area. 7-rm. brick rambler w/ssrs
upper 2Os. OR Abr. sIL with
Gear gar, upper 30s. Both VAC.
and open daily. STEPHEN B.
GREY. Broker, IA. 7-629O: Mem
Der Cooperative Listing Service.
Evening star., 1961-08-13
AhLINUTUN
OPEN / TO 6

This IL your day. Compare; $s7
mo. p, l., t., l.. on assum.; price,
SI2,950; owner trans; 3-bedrm.
brk. semi; loc. lust where you
want 1t, close to everything. See
us today. Out Columbia pike, left
on Columbus st., left on George
Mason to house, 1929 8; Buchanan
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time to only stop and realize
that all joy and happiness
and especially love Of others
comes first from knowing
God and His power and mercy
and then know ourselves,
hate would soon disappear.
1--WE LEARNED A LOT
about friendship and love
since joining in on your es-
capadeS =. God be always
with us all that we may be
tall and unafraid in our faith
and try to save souls in our
own small way :"
IT'S FOR THE GOOD
Lord to decide when l have
finished my struggle with the
worldly vices that seem end
lessly to fill our footsteps for
ward. | am not worthy to
face Him but with your pray
ers and His mercy, I will"
Jim McAndrews was a hap
Ply young man when he died
last Tuesday. He had learn
ed how to live and was ready
for death.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-12-01
DIOCESE Is
REPRESENTED
AT CCD MEET

Three representatives OF the
Columbus Diocese are attend
ing the Confraternity of Chris
tian Doctrine Convention at
Dallas, according to Mon
signor James w. Kulp, Dioce-
san CCD director.
MRS. JAMES p. CHARLES,
Diocesan representative to the
national Lay Board o. the
CCD, attended the board ses-
sions and took part II several
Of the convention discussions.
MISS WARY K. RoHR, Do
cesar Council of Catholic
Women's chairman for Christ
mas is Christ's Birthday COM
mittee, attended the sessions
in this area, as well as other
convention sessions.
SISTER PRISCILLA. CSC,
of Mt. Carmel Hospital, was
q panelist for the Apostolate
of Good Will sessions. One
of the Apostolate's works is
the distribution of Catholic
literature in hospitals and
other public places.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-12-01

This Sunday we begin
a new Church year. The
liturgical cycle begins
with the First Sunday of
Advent, which is the Sum-
day closest to the feast of st.
Andrew, Nov. 80.
Other dates in the Church
year are calculated by the
date of Easter Sunday, which
is always celebrated on the
Sunday on or after the first
full moon of Spring.
Here is an outline of the
liturgical or church year:
THE ADVENT SEASON
finds the Church preparing for
Christmas in a spirit of pen
ance for three weeks. The
priest wears violet vestments
of repentance to hail the en-
trance of Christ into the
world.
includes
the Season of Christmas, ex-
tending from the Feast of the
Nativity, Dec. Is, to January 5
and the Season of Epiphany,
from January 6 to February
II. The liturgical white sig
nifies the joy of the world at
Christ's Birth. In 1862. sea-
sonal Masses will be offered
in green vestments from Jan.
IA to Feb. II, whenever a feast
does not take precedence.
THE SEASON OF SEPTUA.
CESSNA runs next year from
February 18 to March 6. Vic
let is brought into the liturgy
to prepare us for Lent.
THE LENTEN SEASON in
1862 extends from Ash We'd
nesday, March 7 to April 81,
including the Mass of the
Easter Vigil. It includes the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-12-01
Nativity Scene
At State House

Below is the Nativity
Scene which was unveiled
on the westside of the
statehouse last Friday and
which will remain up un-
til the Epiphany. Con-
struction of the nativity
scene is sponsored by the
Downtown Area Commit
tees Christmas in Capt.
toll Square project with
Harold C. Gockenbach as
chairman.
Left to right are
Methodist Bishop Hazen
G. Werner, Gordon Keith,
of Gordon Keith. Origin
ais whose staff designed
and constructed the Ma
tivity scene. Father Law
renee J. O'Connor, assist
ant pastor st. Joseph
h |, and Irwin
Johnson, B radio per-
sonality, all of whom took
part in the opening cere-
monies.
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REV. CHARLES ID. SHERRER
To Ordain Former
Marion Resident

The Reverend Charles
D. Sherrer, csc, form
erly of Marion St. Marion
parish will be ordained to
the priesthood in the Con-
gregation of Holy Cross at
the Holy Cross College in
Rome this Sunday.
FATHER sHERRER, rs, has
been studying theology at the
Gregorian University since
1858 and last year received
his baccalaureate in Sacred
Theoless
The son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold d. Sherrer, now
Springfield residents, he at
tended St. Mary Elementary
and graduated from the old
st. Mary High School in 1858.
he BEGAN STUDIES at the
University of Notre Dame that
year and in 1854 entered the
novitiate of the Holy Cross
Fathers who direct the South
Bend institution.
Following his novitiate year
he returned to Notre Dame
and received his bachelors
degree in philosophy in 1858.
In the summer of that year he
made his perpetual religious
vows at Notre Dame and was
assigned to his theological
studies in Rome.
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At CCD MEETING:
Cardinal Cites
Catechists' Need

DALLAS "The cate
chist is Christ's helper in
the work of redemption"
In this simple declara-
ton AmIeto Cardinal CT
cognani, Papal Secretary of
State, underlined the high mis-
sion of the catechist for the
ecclesiastical and lay leaders
of the American continent.
CARDINAL C~IcoGNANL
legate of Pope John XIII
to the fourth
Congress of the Confraternity
of Christian Doctrine here,
opened the congress with an
address on November % and
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closed it with another address
on December l.
In his opening address
Cardinal Cicognani praised
the parochial school system
in this country. He called it
"the great secret of the
Church'S strength and vital
ity" but asserted "the Cath
Ole schools are not able as
yet to accept all the young
people who would like to at
tend them"
THERE 1T is THAT the
most efficacious Confrater-
nifty of Christian Doctrine en-
tiers Into action" said the
Cardinal, who for rs years
served as Apostolic Delegate
to the United States.
Cardinal Cicognani then
set forth the purposes of the
CCD congress:
Continued on Page p
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Advent Wreath

There's no official ritual connected with the Adj
vent Wreath but the following prayers and ceremon-
les are appropriate.
The first candle is lit before supper on the Satur-
day before the First Sunday in Advent. The head of
the family reads a blessing:
Father: "Our help is in the. Name of the Lord"
Family: "Who hath made heaven and earth"
Father: LET us pray. o God by Whose Word all
things are S%anctified, pour forth Thy blessings upon
this wreath, and grant that We who use it may pre-
pare in our hearts for the coming of Christ and may
receive from Thee abundant grace. Through Christ
our Lord"
The father then sprinkles the wreath with holy
water and reads the prayers for the first week.
Father: 20 Lord, stir up Thy might, we beg Thee,
and come, that by Thy protection we may deserve to
be rescued from the threatening dangers of our sins
and saved by Thy deliverance. Through Jesus Christ
our Lord"
Family: "Amen."
One candle is lighted by the youngest child and
left burning during the evening meal or recitation of
the Rosary. The ceremony is repeated each day of the
first week at the main meal.
Second Week: Two candles are lighted by the
eldest child and the following prayer is said:
Father: 20 Lord, stir up our hearts that we may
prepare Thy only begotten Son, that through his COM
ing we may be made worthy to serve Thee with pure
minds. Through Christ our Lord"
Family: Amen"
Third Week: Three candles are lighted by the
mother, including one with a rose ribbon which cele-
brates Gaudete Sunday and the Joy the Church feels at
the thought of the approaching feast. The prayer:
Father: 30 Lord, we beg Thee incline Thy ear to
our prayers and ~enlighten the darkness of our minds
by the grace of Thy visitation. Through Christ our
Lord"
Family: "Amen."
Fourth Week: The father lights all four candles.
The prayer:
Father: 80 Lord, stir up Thy Power, we pray
Thee, and come; and with Thy great might help us,
that with the help of Thy grace, Thy mercifui for
giveness may hasten what our sins impede. Through
Christ our Lord"
All: amen"
Suggestion. Clip these prayers, paste onto sturdy
cardboard and place near Advent Wreath)
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with $50 and Lockbourne Our
Mother of Sorrows with 500.
Sugar Grove st. Joseph has
50%, Jackson Holy Trinity,
Columbus Immaculate Con-
ception, Danville st. Luke
47%, Newcomerstown St.
Francis de Sales, Portsmouth
Holy Redeemer, and Somerset
St. Joseph 1870, Columbus St.
Agnes 45%. Lancaster st.
Mary 44%, Chiilicothe st. Pet
er and Columbus st. Mary
Magdalene 1870, Columbus st.
Agatha and Our Lady Of Vic
tory 41% each.
A GOOD NUMBER of the
missions also have a high av-
erage of weekly communi-
cants.
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Why NOT FOLLOW 1T?
New Church Year
Begins Sunday

seasons of Lent and Passion
tide and is marked by violet
vestments except during the
special Masses of Holy Week.
This solemn season of PEN
ance lasts forty days to re-
mind us of the time Our Lord
spent in prayer and fasting in
the desert.
PaschaItide runs from the
Mass of the Easter Vigil, April
%, 1862, to the Saturday af-
ter PentecoSt June Is.
1t includes the Easter Sea-
son, from the Feast of the
Resurrection to the Vigil of
the Ascension; Ascentiontide
extending from the Feast of
the Ascension to the Vigil of
.Pentecost and the Octave of
Pentecost, running from the
Mass of the Vigil of Pente-
cost through the following
Saturday.
White marks the Easter and
Continued on page p
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Seek Homes
Here For
Refugees

Homes and employ
ment are being sought
for Cuban refugees now
living in the Miami, Flor
ida area, Monsignor
Lawrence Corcoran, director
of Charities, said this week.
MoNSlGNoR coRcoRAN
pointed out that as of No
vember $1,000 Cubans had
registered at the Emergency
care center in Miami. Of this
number 12,947 had been. re-
settled in other parts of the
United States. Catholic Relief
agencies moved 1897 of these
refugees with the remainder
moved by other volunteer
agencies.
Secretary Ribicoff of the
US. Department of Health,
Education and Welfare has
publicly acknowledged the
help of the voluntary agen-
cies, but in view of the in
creasing problems in the. Mi
ami area, he is urging even
greater efforts by the volun-
tary agencies" Monsignor Cor
coran noted.
THE FEDERAL Govern
ment provides transportation
from Miami to the relocation
point and also provides an
additional $50 per person to
be used for resettlement by
the Diocesan directors" Mon
Signor Corcoran said.
Anyone who would like to
aid a family or individual to
relocate, should contact Mon
signor Corcoran at Diocesan
Charities office, 246 E. Town
Street Columbus Is, Ohio, or
call CA. 1891.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-12-01
4O.HOurs at Cathedral

Forty Hours Devotion opens
at st. Joseph Cathedral this
Sunday at the II am. Solemn
Mass with Bishop Issenmann
presiding.
.Devotions will be held Sun
day evening at z pm.
On Monday and Tuesday
the regular morning Mass
schedule will be followed with
Masses in the evening at 6
pm.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-12-01

The Solemn closing will
take place Tuesday evening at
the 6 pm. Mass with Bishop
Issenmann presiding.
Father William F. Denzel,
O.M.I., chaplain at the London
Correctional Institute, will
preach on all three days.
The Cathedral always OBJ
serves Forty Hours on the
First Sunday in Advent at the
beginning of4he Church Year.
Other parishes and institutions
follow according to an assign
ed schedule throughout the
rest of the ecclesiastical year.