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nent. William Gress became
assistant editor. FIR. John
Cronin spoke to the clergy
conference, and told report
ers that radical policies could
bring the fall Of the free
world.
Sr. M. Aquin Lee, OP, for
mer directress of st. Mary of
the Springs Academy. died
at 81. Mrs. John F. Kennedy
had an audience with Pope
John in Rome. The head of
the Catholic Association for
International Peace, William
O'Bren, supported President
Kennedy's proposal to buy
500 million in U.N. bonds.
Bill HUM, former DCCY
president, was named chair.
man of Traffic Safety Month.
Governor Disable spoke to st.
Catherine eyes Lenten
forum. NCWC announced
that Catholic Relief Services
has resettled over 100000
refugees since 1945.
THE DCCM was reactivat-
ed in the Southern Deanery.
The diocese instituted a re-
tirement program for lay
teachers. Columbus Exten-
sion Volunteer Mary 3.
Lynch working in Oklahoma
City, was written up in Ex-
tension magazine. Forme err
President Harry S. Truman
said that he was against US.
aid to private elementary
schools.
APRIL
OCWC representatives met
In Columbus to discuss re-
suits of school-aid meetings
held in four Ohio cities.
Archbishop Rummel of New
Orleans rebuked segregation
ist opposition to indignation
of parochial schools. Bp. Jo-
seph M. Gilmore of Helena,
a close friend of the late
Bishop Michael Ready, died.
Diocesan population was
reported to be 166, 1922. Arch
bishop Rummel threatened
segregationist leaders with
excommunication. The Times
letters column was filled
with attacks on FIR. John
Cronin, whose Communism:
Threat to Freedom" was be-
ing serialjzed. Bill Resch of
st. John che Evangelist won
the DCCY oratorical contest.
The Central Deanery CCM
announced plans for a Rome
pilgrimage for the opening
of the Council. Eight lay
missionaries and 20 clergy
represented the diocese in the
missions, according to Msgr.
James Kulp, director of the
Society for the Propagation
of the Faith.
A asserting
the basic role of religion in
human life was adopted by
the United Nations Human
Rights Commission. ARC h
bishop Rummel excommuni-
Gated three segregatlonist
leaders. The DCcY annual
Dec fiesta week was cele-
brated throughout the dio-
cese.
John Kochensparger wa S
named the Aquinas Alumni
man of the year. Josephine
Stable was elected president
of the Legion of Mary. Bish-
op Issenmann urged special
prayer for the Council.
MAY
Four pastors, Msgr. Joseph
McGlynn, Msgr. william
Kappes, FIR. Clement Faistl
and FIR. Karl Wuest, CPS,
celebrated silver jubilees oi
ordination. Blessed Martin dc
PORES became st. Martin
The director of the U.N. Food
and Agriculture Organization
told an Ohio State syrnpo'
stun that the population ex'
plosion is not a roadblock tc
mans progress.
FIR. Hugh Murphy was
named DCcM moderator, anc
FIR. Bernard McClory, DCCW
moderator. They succeeded
Msgr. Roland Winel. Louis
Fabro, Times sports editor
married Miss Mary Eyernan
Fl. Maurice Donovan, pastor
of Holy Name, Columbus
was elected president OF st
Bonaventure College Clerica
Alumni Association.
Sixty-five scouts and scout
ers received awards at thu
annual scout Holy Hour
Bishop Issenmann declared
NAV 6 CYC Traffic Safet.
Sunday. The Dominican
Fathers announced that the!
could no longer staff Aquina'
due to other obligations.
Thomas Cardinal Tiei
visited Columbus. The DDl
general solicitation tool
place May 20. Ground wa
broken for ST. Monica Church
I'm New Boston.
Patrick Dolan Of st. Pete
parish, Columbus; JOSEF
Ehwald of st. Philip, Column
bus; Harold Schneider Of s.