The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-01-05

1OT the new OSSdleS ulSH
school.
LANCASTER ST. MARKS
combination church-School was
dedicated by Bishop Issen-
mann. FIR. Leo Benedict is
pastor.
Representatives of the six
Catholic Dioceses in Ohio, the
Ohio Catholic Welfare Con-
ference, met in Columbus and
in resolutions hit state legis-
lation which would penalize
unemployed.
MRS. FRANKLIN EYER.
MAN was named national
vicechairman of the National
Council Of Catholic Women
Committee on international
Relations.
APRIL
Seven Diocesan priests
marked their silver jubilee of
ordination at a joint cere-
mony at st. Charles. The
jubilarians honored were:
Monsignors Joseph Casey,
Matthew Howard, George o.
Mason. Fathers Ambrose
Freund, Edward ]. Reidy, Jul
Illus G. Klinec, John Eyerman.
Little Brothers of the Good
Shepherd who operate the
Brother Martin Home were
approved by the Holy See as
a Canonical religious founda-
ton.
WATTERsoN HIGH school
again led the central district
science fair in number Of
superior ratings. Marion Cath
Ollie led in North Central Dis
trict.
Diocesan Council Of Cath
ole Women legislative con-
ference hit legislation to
change woman's work laws.
Plans for an auto hotel to
be built by local investors on
the old Cathedral School site.
The school, the old Alfred
Kelley mansion at Sixth and
Broad Streets was to be dis
mantled and moved to Frank
lin park.
MARGARET MAHoNEY Y,
director of state industrial
relation, disagreed with
Times editorial staff on
women's work laws.
The first American member
of PINE missioners Father
Santo GaZarelli was ordained
and offered Mass in Column
bus.
MRS. J.P. CHARLES was
named to the National Con-
fraternity Of Christian Doc
trine lay board.
Requiem Mass was offered
for Michael j. Ryan, Sr.. 90,
prominent Catholic layman
and retired funeral director.
MAY
Sister M. Teresa Joseph,
SIP, administrator of st.
Anthony Hospital announced
that contracts were signed to
build surgical facility addition
TO the hospital.
Work was begun on a new
wing for Bishop Hartley High
school. The addition would
increase the student capacity
10 400 students for the four
year old high school.
COLUMBUS DIOCESAN
population increased more
than four per cent according
TO new statistics published In
Catholic directory.
MISS MARY c. RUDDY
youth leader and Catholic
Youth Council staff member
was named to a job in the Ma.
tional youth office.
Five Diocesan men were or
dained TO the priesthood in
st. Joseph Cathedral. Faith
ers Carmen J. Arcuri, Ronald
AFTER, Wayne Miller, James
B. Pickett and Theodore
Spires were ordained after
completing their seminary
training. Two other members
of the class had been ordain-
ed in 1860 Father Frank
Meagher and Father Charles
Jackson.
M~oNslCNoRs LEO MILLER
and Clarence Klaussing of the
Pontifical College Josephinum
marked their ordination jubi'
lees. Monsignor Miller had
been q priest 80 years and
Monsignor Ksusing rs years,
Bishop lssenmann offered
the Mass Of the Holy Ghost Ia
open the annual Diocesan De
v%elopment Fund Appeal.
Plans we're announced IL
close Holy Cross parish
school, for the first time since
1a43 when it was opened by
laymen and to move Holy
Family High school classes IL
Bishop Ready high.
BISHOP ISsENMANN OF,
FERED Mass for Father Johr
F. Grady, ON. l., chaplain Of
Columbus State Hospital ant
founder OF the Catholic Chap
lains Training Institute.
Father James McKenna
o.P. pastor of 81. Patrick
parish marked his silver jubi
lee Of ordination.