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104th Year-No. 23 PITTSBURGH, PA., THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1947 TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS 90 Per Cent of Russians 10,000 Churches Terliaries Told Franciscan In France Need Oppose Communist Regime, Rebuilding Formula of Simplicity and
First-Hand Reports Show New York, Aug. 11 (NC)—'Two Purity Can Rebuild Society wars in less than 30 years have Notre Dame. Iiul., Au«r. 11 (N(')—A tremendous psycholo- left the people of France with the Cincinnati, Aug. 12 (NC)—Sim- ciety," Archbishop Richard J. gical revolution is taking place in Soviet Russia today with at task of rebuilding 10,000 churches, plicity and purity: this w,as the Cushing of Boston declared at the least 90 percent of the Russian people opposed to the Com- Courrier de France, French of- formula St. Francis recalled to Pontifical Mass opening the sixth munist regime controlling their country. This is the opinion ficial news service, reports here. the Church is his day and ofifers quinquennial national congress of of competent observers from the resistance movements in sev- to the world in ours, and "until the Third Order of St. Francis The first World War left more eral Soviet-occupied countries, who reported first-hand informa- we recapture these in statecraft here. than 4,000 churches in ruins, and I tion to the more than 100 priests attending the Fifth Annual as in all things else, it makes no "We know more about space difference what other resources Study Week for Priests held here at the University of Notre no sooner had these been recon- and stars and the constituents of structed, than the conflict of 1939 we briiig to the rebuilding of so- matter and the movements of the Dame. • I broke out, it is declared. As a re- spheres and the energies of the Speakers from the resistance universe than all the wisemen of One Coadjutor, sult. 5,400 churches and more than movements cannot be named, be- I Ridgway Priest Named the Middle Ages combined—and cause they have relatives in So- 1
GIFT FOR VATICAN RADIO Mount ProyfcknecP MiKl'' Scene of ¡ukSkm And __ DIOCESAN At the conclusion of thè UNION^EWS retreat, given by Rev.SrtÌÌ Guire, C.P., of st PwlVlLz" ^y SiBV. J. C. SHIN AR tery, South Side, for > 1 Divine Providence al thtfrnL? erhouse, Providence Hetahtail Final will assure for him a final assump- lison Park, five membet»«| mL Mary's unique privilege of be- tion that will bring him, body and community marked their rlili ing immaculately conceived pro- soul, into the company in which jubilees and 14 obeer-edi^fE duced its final earthly effect when Mary is Queen and her Son is silver anniversaries al a mJTT; Mary was taken up into Heaven, King. 7:30 o'clock on Tuesday manfr! body and soul, on the day that is Seven others made their mm known today as the Feast of the Fatima The encouraging fashion in ual vows^at a Solemn ltaaTat Assumption. Since the penalty of 10:00 the same moroiog. death came from original sin, which the new program on The and since Mary was free from Way of Life broadcast is being re- The early Mass was cekfcrfcted that original sin, she could not be ceived by listeners is reward by Rev. Mathias Pfefl, of the Al- stricken with death as a penalty. enough for those responsible for toona Diocese, a brother M £ For her death was merely the the planning of the program. This of the jubilarians. Father'Pfeil passageway, the exit from this month saw the beginning of a new also delivered the serin«® at th« earth and the entrance into ever- procedure, in which one speaker Mass. lasting life in Heaven. Even discusses one subject for a series Those who marked their 50th Mary's flesh could not corrupt, of talks throughout one month of anniversary are Sister Becta because it too had been preserved Saturday evenings (6:30 o'clock (Kneib), Sister Godfrey (PfcU) free from the effects of original WCAE)I Sister Dorothea (Jochum), Sister sin; so after her death-entrance This month the series is on the Ida (Weiss), and Sister Eugene her body and soul together were all-important theme of the ap- (Hufnagel). taken up to enjoy the everlasting pearances of the Blessed Mother The silver jubilariani ace: Sis- reward for having mothered the at Fatima. Too few Catholics re- When he heard that the Vatican radio station lacked suitable equip- ter Mary (Schwender), Sister Savior of the world. alize the full import of those ap- ment for playing electrical transcriptions, Charles E. Harrison, a non- Amelia (Snyder), Sisto Mary This is what is remembered on pearances and - what they can Catholic, but a strong booster for the daily Sacred Heart Program, Edith (Young), Sister GenHa (Brill), Sister Mary Tlmofey (Im- the Feast of the Assumption this mean for the spiritual and moral which originates at St. Louis University radio station, St. Louis, welfare of the entire world. Rev. hof), Sister Germain* (Bid), Sis- Friday, with a personal note that built the above playback to overcome the difficulty and presented it each human being born after Mary William G. Connare of St. Paul's ter Cosma (Urich), Sister MaKd- is born with the seed of corrup- Cathedral is discussing those ap- to the Vatican station. Mr. Harrison is shown making the presenta- la (Lamar), Sisto: Margaret Mary tion within him. His lot is origi- pearances and applying their tion through Rev. Eugene P. Murphy, S. J., national director, and Rot. (Franciscus), Sister Irtflk nal sin and all its effects. But meaning to world conditions and Hugh E. Harkins, S. J., program director. (NC Photos) (Smith), Sister Eulalia (Huerbin), through the redeeming power of personal individual lives. Sodal- Sister Bertha (Stern), Sstèrìbey Xavier (Capano) and Sister Mary the death of Christ, man received ists could use these Saturday eve- Ann of Bartholomew. Very Rev. South Hills Women's Candida (Hitzgrad). the power and the equipment to nings as a spiritual preparation John P. M. Doyle, T.O.R., pro- raise himself to become worthy of for the coming sodality season. Club Names Speakers vincial of the Franciscans at Lo- Very Rev. H. J. Killmeyer, pas- an everlasting dwelling in Heaven. retto and ecclesiastical superior tor of St. Ursula's Church, Allison This supernatural life he receives K. of C. Convention A varied program of activities of the Carmelite nuns, was cele- Park, was celebrant of the Solemn through Baptism and nourishes it has been arranged by the South brant of the Mass and the sermon Mass and the sermon was deliver- through the other sacraments. It To Open on Sunday Hills Catholic Women's Club for was preached by Rev. Eugene ed by Father CyriL Vows were is this fact that sidetracks the full the 1947-48 season, with he spir- Parish, pastor of St. John's Par- pronounced at this Mass by: force of all the regular effects of Boston, Aug. 14 (NC)—Knights itual director, Rev. Thomas R. ish, Lakemont. to which Sis- Sister Eileen (Hagenasst), St- original sin. Man is given the ex- of Columbus, from every section Murphy, assistant at St. Canice's, ter Ann had belonged. ter Emily (Gazich), Sister Itey ceptional gift from God that save«? Agnes (Ryan), Sister Uery Iter* of the United States, Canada, Knoxville, addressing the mem- Sister Ann is a daughter of Mr. him from eternal corruption. Mexico and Central America, are bers at their initial business meet- man (Green), Sister Rese double; white; 2nd prayer, SQUARE TABLES—24x24 in. or 39x3« in. 434 SEVENTH AVE. (KOPPERS BLDG.) of the Assumption octave; Credo. (Dept. 1), Pittsburgh 19. Pa. Telephone: GOsrt Slit WEDNESDAY, Aug. 20: St. EVorglodo 3166—EVerglade 6833 Bernard; double; white; 2nd pray- E. L DOLMAN, SIS Beam Way. Mt. Washington, Pgh. 11, Fa. GIMBEL BROS.—TRAVEL BUREAU er, of the octave; Credo. Mezzanine—Sixth and Smith ftel d Stfc, Pllttfcurgh SS, FW THURSDAY, Aug. 21: St. Jane Frances de Chantal; double; white; 2nd prayer, of the octave; Credo. BOSTON WOVEN HOSE AMERICAN EXPRESS — CATHOLIC TRAVEL LEACOf FRIDAY, Aug. 22: The Immac- 434—7th Ave., Pittsburgh 19, Pa (Dept. 1) ulate Peart of Mary; double 2nd & RUBBER COMPANY class; white; 2nd prayfer, of SS. P^y "Y"1 illustrated brochure on the Inaugural I Timothy, Hippolytus and Sym- 125 WATER STREET wu-gb Pilgrimage to Shrine of Stew Anne de Bea**» phorian; Credo. N«ueM7 Cndee, Augnai 23 to 31, 1947. SATURDAY, Aug. 23: St Philip Benizi; double; white; 2nd pray- NAME.. er and Last Gospel, of the vigil FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE of St. Bartholomew. Second Mass, Address. of the vigil of St. Bartholomew; DAIRY ASSOCIATION violet; 2nd prayer, of St Philip. SUNDAY, Aug. 24: St. Bartholo- 109 Gallati it A venae, ComiollsvHIo MAIL THIS COUPON f-0 mew mm lj 1947 THlï PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC Vatican Didn't Advise Hungarians AT PONTIFICAL RELIEF KITCHEN 5 v Newly-Ordained To 'Abstain from Voting; Story Priest to Offer Jn Secular Papers Contradicted ivxiíSv First Mass Here ¡¡pli (N.C.W.C. News Service) •PPMpp!p s* p Í JM ¡¡1 iiiiii ¡¡¡IH H' ; Rev. Joseph P. Fleishaker, S.V.D., of McKees Rocks, who will limi ^ív^-^ÍÉÉÉÉIÍM be ordained to the priesthood, to« -commendation morrow, the Feast of the Assump- * in the forthcoming elections has been established through tion, by Bishop William D. O'- itfiNSorts Ufrom N.C.W.C. News Service correspondents in Vatican Brien, Auxiliary of Chicago, at St. Mary's Mission House, Techny, 111., ritr and Budapest. The facts are: will celebrate his First Solemn (1) Hie Bulgarian Bishops appeared in the secular press un- Mass in St. Mary's Church, Mc- 01 not VP the Catholics of der headlines such as "Hungarian Kees Rocks, on Sunday, Aug. 24, ftpgtry to abstain from vot- Catholics Urged Not To Vote." at 9:00 o'clock. ¡gf, bat — on the contrary — In response to an inquiry ask- The priests of St. Mary's will exhorted them "to exercise the ing for comment on the foregoing assist Father Fleishaker at the tfcfci of voting with fall con- secular agency dispatch Mr. Jam- 1 . Sf^H^^H Mass, Rev. Leo L. Meyer, the Janrtrr of their responsi- Igh* bor cabled from Budapest con- Wim - liai pastor, as archpriest, and Rev. firming the accuracy of his pre- • ^ Herman Walter and Rev. Robert (t) Vatican Radio did not vious dispatch. Finally, on Aug. ak Hungarian Catholics "to • ^ ^-llii HHwHRte^^P^I^H Letzkus, the assistants, as deacon 8, the N.C.W.C. News Service cor- and subdeacon, respectively. Frank f«0ow the recommendation of respondent in Vatican City cabled fefr Bishops and abstain I - •" ^v'Nt^ts tlJÊ Fleishaker, a brother of the new- that Vatican Radio had broadcast ly ordained priest, will be master ¿«I voting" but broadcast without comment the statement m 1? 5 o-Osç V tfcefextrf the very statement of ceremonies, and the sermon will issued by the Hungarian Bishops be delivered by Rev. Lawrence •f Hungary's Bierarchy ap- at the conclusion of their confer- pealing to Catholics to use Poetz, S.V.D., of the Sacred Heart ence in Budapest on July 25, Mission House, ^Girard, Pa. their right to vote. which said: The false secular agency re- Father Fleishaker is the son of port, which cited the "Pucci News "After having studied, with pf ¡pi iííb1ih Mrs. Pauline and the late Charles Service" as source of the infor- great care, the actual political sit- 11 ï - ^^u Fleishaker, of 3727 Chartiers Ave. mation it purported to convey, uation and the possibility of po- I ipil t¡¡H was widely printed in the secular litical manifestations in relation Thompson Run Parish press of the United States. with the proximate elections, the On "July 25, N.C.W.C. corre- Hungarian Episcopate feels con- Plans Annual Picnic strained to abstain from explicitly spondent Dezsoe Jambor cabled Kindergarten children In Rome line up for macaroni prepared ¡ram Budapest a dispatch flatly supporting any of the political The annual picnic of Holy An- parties. for them by nuns in charge of a public kitchen operated for the poor stating that "the Bishops of Hun- through the Pontifical Assistance Committee which distributes food gels' Parish, Thompson Run, will gary have directed an appeal to "The Episcopate exhorts the be held Saturday, Aug. 23, on the the country's voters to exercise faithful, however, to exercise — parcels, medical supplies and relief gifts which come to Italy. These parish grounds. From 4:00 to 8:00 their right to vote at the general insofar as the electoral law per- kitchens serve over 150,000 persons a day. A large amount of the P. M. roast beef dinner, prepared ejections scheduled for Aug. 31 'in mits them to do so — the right of food distributed by the committee is contributed by War Relief Serv- by women of the parish, will be full recognition of the responsi- voting with full consciousness of ices-National Catholic Welfare Conference, the overseas relief agency served, and numerous forms of bilities of conscience' and to judge their responsibility." of the American Hierarchy. (NC Photos) entertainment and amusement will carefully whether candidates 'give be provided. Card games will be sufficient guarantee for exercising played, beginning at 8:30 o'clock. their mandate faithfully, free of interest in local legislation affect- Robert Manns and Francis Lew- any influence and independent of Total Abstinence Union ing intoxicating liquors and to is are at the heed of the com- all individual interests'." In the seek enforcement of early closing mittee in charge of arrangements. none of his dispatch, the corre- and of restriction of the sale of spondent quoted the full text of Condemns Campaign to liquors on Sundays. the BUmps* statement Another resolution suggested ef- Day of Recollection Ob Aug. 4, a secular news agen- forts be made to interest parents cy dispatch under a Vatican City Encourage Use of Drink in becoming members of the Totai In Italian Scheduled dateline reported that "a Vatican Abstinence societies as an exam- Rev. Ercole Dominicis, pastor of radio broadcast to Catholics in Baltimore, Aug. 9—Rev. John vention, and in an address to the ple to their children. Holy Souls' Church, Carnegie, will Hungary, reported today by the W. Keogh, of Philadelphia, was re- delegates lauded the work and The delegates expressed grati- conduct a day of recollection for Pocd News Service," urged them elected president of the Catholic the results achieved by the organ- fication in the "blessings and ap- Italian-Speaking persons at St. to "follow the recommendations Total Abstinence Union at its 75th ization. proval received from the Church" Francis' Retreat House, 1201 •f their Bishops and abstain from annual convention helc* in this In a resolution adopted, the dele- and offered "profound homage" to Beechwood Blvd., on Sunday, voting in the forthcoming Hun- city, where it was organized. The gates expressed alarm over the His Holiness Pope Pius XII. They Aug. 17. The program will begin garian elections." The broadcast convention condemned current "subtle campaign" on the radio, also expressed thanks to Cardinal with Mass at 11:00 o'clock and vis said to assert that all exist- advertising methods of the liquor in the movies, through the daily Dennis Dougherty, Archbishop of conclude with Benediction at 4:00 ing Hungarian parties had de- industry. press and magazines which p»e- Philadelphia, the union's spiritual o'clock. Reservations are being ceived Catholics. This dispatch Other officers re-elected include: sents to the American public "the director, for his personal interest received at the retreat house, EM. Thomas H. Nolan, Pittsfield, attractiveness and advisability of and guidance. 0768. Mass., Mary B. Finan, Chicago, drinking intoxicating liquors" and Women's Union and Mrs. Louise M. Ryan, Mai- at the same time fails to point out The montbiy meeting of the den, Mass., vice presidents; Henry the inherent evils inevitably con- 'Since 1874' Coolie Women's Union of the J. Healey, Torrington. Conn., nected with excessive drinking." Pittsburgh district, postponed be- treasurer, and John A Pfister, The convention commended the au* of the national convention Sharon Hill, Pa., treasurer practice of some Bishops in giving «f tht organization, will be held Bishop John M. McNamara, Ad- the total abstinence pledge at Con- Mattwrg Sfotterai ifflm? toaiay evening, Aug. 25, in Most ministrator of the Archdioceses of firmation and expressed the hope Holy Name parish hall, Troy Hill. Baltimore and Washington, pre- that it will become more wide- Attending the national conven- sided at the Mass in the Baltimore spread. A resolution urged all 201 N. CRAIG STREET at BAYARD STREET fe», to be held in Chicago Aug. Cathedral which opened the con- diocesan unions to take an active J to 20, will be Mrs. Catherine - MA. 1120 - of St. James' Parish, Se- •KHey. «täte president, and Mrs. KIRWAN KIR WAN «na Matters, of St. Joseph's Par- FLANNERY FLANNERY, JR. ia, Bloomfield, district president Altaian's Cash Feed Stores
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It is not a healthy con- Out Of The Past Pittsburgh Catholic could allege motives of prudence, or of more dition whan issues are decided, not History from the fifa, ^ important business that needed their atten- OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE DIOCESE OF on their merits, but on the amount THE CATHOLIC tion; they might feel that the man's relatives PITTSBURGH of money and the slickness of or the public authorities had a direct respon- method that are enlisted on the ESTABLISHED IN 1844 BY RT. HEV MICHAEL O'CONNOR U D.. sibility to look after him; yet Christ pro- one side. 100 Years Aft EIHS'l BISHOP Ofr PITTSBURGH nounced the judgment that it was the Samari- As to Senator Brewster, it is Latest directory estimates POD. Published Every rhursday by tan who "proved himself neighbor7'' and that impossible to be surprised at what ulation of Pittsburgh district« THE CATHOLIC PUBLISHING COMPANY it is the Samaritan we are to imitate. he did or at what hit him. His 100,000, of whom «0,000 ^ 404 Mngee Building. Pittsburgh 22. Pa. COurt 0663 Does not this teaching of the Christian acceptance of Ku Klux Klan sup- American-oorn, 15,000 German. JOHN B COLLINS. Ediior duly of aiding the distressed have a special ap- port, back in 1924, win:, he was 14,000 Irish, 3,500 English, ELIZABETH DAFUNGKR. Associate Editor running for Governor of Maine, Welsh, 3,000 Scotch and 3,000 N*. plication in our day, when the victims of mis- identifies him as an opportunist, gro . . George Rapp, head of Kntei ea is Second-Class Matter Dec. 16. 1887. ai the fortune and injustice are lying, by the hun- Post Office Pittsburgh. Pa.. und er the Act ol Mar 3. 1870. and opportunists are bound to get the Economites, dies at Economy dreds of thousands, along the roads of Eu- tripped eventually. (Ambridge), aged 92. 1 appoint "The Pittsburgh Catholic" rope? Does not this parable of real neighborli- —o— an official Diocesan Organ and com- nc.ss, which the Church lias been retelling year •Mandate' i:\aporates 75 Years Ago mend it to the priests ol the diocese after year. come as solemn counsel of our duty One of the arguments advanc- Bismarck, alarmed by exodus ot and to readers of every way of think- to aid tin- dispossessed, the hungry? Can we be ed for enacting the Taft-Hartley ing, who are concerned to know the Law was that the public demand- Germans to the United States Catholic attitude in the affairs of a in any doubt that it is wrong to let political, takes action against "esnigraUon racial or religious considerations deter us from ed it: Gallup polls. Congressmen's grievously perplexed world I am, questionnaires, results of recent agents" . . . Bishop Domenec of- myself especially grateful to it for doing what is demanded by the Christianity fers Funeral Mass of Rev. Peter its insistence upon the reality of elections were" all cited as "proof" we pro I ess ? Indeed it would seem that we are that "the people" wanle 1 "some- Brown, assistant pastor of St John supernatural values, and of that un- Gualbert's Church, Johnstown; so ending life ol man to which his life here is a preface offered an opportunity, such as earlier genera- done to curb unions and and as it were, a novitiate. tions never saw of m a king the love of men leaders, and the advocates many persons attend *>urial at the for the love of God the factor that will solve of the Taft-Hartley measure in- Summit that railroad sells excur- The paper provides a serene and quiet back- sion tickets. ground for the confusion and turbulence ot a world the world's problems. It is not too much to say sisted that it embodied exactly too exclusively concerned with narrow and limited that in this day of crisis, when the very fate of what the people had asked for. 50 Years Ago horizons, to find peace and healing. It offers a code civilization hangs in the balance, we should This was a rather sweeping claim, of conduct, and an atmosphere of fraternal feeling consider addressed to us particularly Christ's in view of the fact that few of Rev. C. R. Uncles, of Baltimore, out ol which, alone, can come a hope for better 1 the Congressmen who voted for only Negro priest in the United things, and a measure of human comfort. exclamation to His disciples: 'Dlessed are the v it and few of the newspapers States, lectures in Pittsburgh on eyes that see hat you see! For I say to you, which supported it demonstrated work of the Church among the 4 many prophets and kings have desired to see that they were at all sure Colored . . . Post of the G. A. R. what you See and have not seen it, and to what the new law did provide; formed at Notre Dame, -all the Bishop of Pittsburgh Feast >t St. Ambrose. 1.037. hear what you hear, and they have not heard even its two principal sponsors, members being priests, Brothers it !" Surely the occasion now existing of bring- whose names it bears, have ex- or clerics. pressed outright disagreement as THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1947 ing all men, through charity, to realize that we are neighbors as members of Christ's Mys- to the meaning of some of its pro- 40 Years Ago visions. tical Rodv makes our linn 111 esse* Site purchased in West View for FOR OUR DAY At any rate, there comes now church of newly-founded parish, a cruel and total collapse of the ARVELOUS in the Holy Scriptures is St. Athanasius' . . . Building per- <;RAVE EVIL "popular mandate" humbug, for mit issued for new St. Kieran's that quality, unfathomable to the human TOTAKMNGS sounded by the Catholic To- recent Gallup polls reveal that Church, Lawrenceville, to cost M mind, that makes their lessons ami il- yy t a I Abstinence Union, at ii s national the public doesn't approve the $50,000. lustrations s<> startlingly applicable in one gen- convention last, week, against adver- Taft-Hartley Law. The majority, eration after another, regardless of develop- according to the "sampling" meth- tisements designed to convince the public of 25 Years Age od used by Dr. Gallup's represen- ments in men's ways of living and thinking. "the attractiveness and advisability of drink- Arthur Griffith dies in Dublin; The familiar parable of the Good Samaritan, tative. doesn't understand the law ing intoxicating liquors," and against the at- very well (naturally; neither do was one of the founders of the set forth in the Gospel selection of Sunday's tempts of the liquor trade to have the sale of Sinn Fein movement nd a leader Mass, brings up a scene of nineteen centuries those who voted it on to the stat- intoxicants on Sundays legalized, are a re- ute books), but among those fa- of the party favoring the "Free ago, and yet the essentials of the event have minder of the seriousness of the challenge miliar with it to some degree State" compromise with England been repeated continuously since then, and the which alcoholism presents to the moral order, there is a preponderant opinion . . . Catholic Total Abstinence moral which Christ explained is as clear and as upheld by the Church. Pope I'ius X express- that it ought to be repealed. It Union holds convention in Phil- commanding as it was then—and is still being ed the view that there is "no greater enemy won't reduce the number of adelphia: calls for steps *o protect families against the "home brew" dishonored. The man who lay at the side of of the teachings and commands of Christ than strikes, and it would deprive evil. the Jericho road, beaten and robbed, was a the abuse of strong drink;" and Hishop Regis workers of some of their rights: there were the principal grounds figure of the thousands who have suffered, and Canevin declared just forty years ago: are still suffering, from mistreatment, at the reported by Dr. Gallup for op- 5 Years Age "I do not know a more important question hands of their fellow-men; the travelers who position to the new law. Pastors appointed: Very Rev. among problems which confront the Church in James J. O'Connell to St Veron- saw him lying there and passed by, without With the imaginary "popular the I nited States today. The school question ica's. Ambridge; Rev. Henry M. offering him assistance, represent the lament- mandate" now dissolved, what is important: but, more money is wasted in reason is there for continuing such Connelly to Corpus Chriiti, last ably large percentage of years past, and yes- intoxicating liquors than goes for education a trouble-making set-up in the End; Rev. Jf.mes A. Connelly to terday, and now, whose hearts are closed to ind religion. We hear much on Socialism; but field of industrial relatic ns? St. Paulinus', Clairton; Rev. Jo- sentiments of charity for the unfortunate; the seph L. Lonergan to St Ansdm's, s 'ocialism in its worst forms and in its great- —o— Gotki Samaritan, who disregarded racial and Swissvale; Rev. Justin J. Galla- est extent has done little to destroy the reli- In Public Life religious prejudices to help one in need, gher to Sacred Heart, Dawson; gion of Christ in comparison with the devas- Considerable attention has been stands as the model ot' true neighboiTmo directed to the recent volume Rev. Denis A. Boyle to St Sebas- tation wrought among us by the vice of in- real Christianity. by Rev. Francis .1. Council, C.SS. tian's, Belle Vernon . . • Bev. temperance. Divorce has not claimed one \ ic- R., "Morals in Politics and Pro- Howard J. Carroll, assistant gen- Christ made it plain that there is a 1 tim from the Catholic Church, nor destroyed fessions." Father Connell is as- eral secretary of the National ing obligation upon all of us to act as the one family, for every thousand which intem- sociate professor of moral theology Catholic Welfare Conference, Samaritan did in the presence of human dis- perance has ruined in soul and body. Political at the Catholic University of Washington, given title ol Very Reverend Monsignor. tress, for only thus can we fulfil I the great corruption and dishonesty have done but little America, and the book deals with Commandment- essential to salvation: "Thou injury to the Catholic body compared to the moral theology in its application to the lives of persons in public shalt love the Lord thy God . . . and thy nt'iuh- moral evil and the public sh a me caused by the Forty Hours Devotion traffic in drink ..." office and in the professions. Be- bor as thyself." The priest and Levjte who cause it "lays down the .aw"—the moral law, the law of God—which AUGUST. 1947 such persons are obliged to ob- 14—Holy Souls, Carnegie. sure the whole country would serve. the book would prove most 15—St. Casimir's, Keistei. watch him put Howard Hughes disturbing to many of them if they 17—St. Charles'. SutersvUle. tin ough the wringer, along with a were to read and study it, which is 19—st. Huber's, Point Mari«»»- TO THE POINT son of the late President, the show precisely what they should do. Bï I HE EDITOR to be glamorized by the presence 19—St. Ignatius'. Bobtown. For Father Connell blasts away of Hollywood gins. He got the 20—St. Isidore's. Braddosfc. Belgrade Visit though it is the Catholic Church the "quiet understanding" that has audience, all right, but the way 21—St. Rose's Cannelio®. Isn't it pretty incompetent that Tito has been persecuting. grown up to th"% effect that persons Hughes took the play away from 22—St. Boniface's, Cheetah journalism that has American pa- Some of the clergymen are notor- in public life "enjoy" exemptions Ridge. ^^ him proved that amateurs pers publishing, as bona fide news, iously anti-Catholic; some are no- from requirements of strict hon- shouldn't try to beat professionals 22—St. John the Baptists. the statements issued in Belgrade toriously pro-Communist." esty; that oaths of office are not at their own game. For Brewster, Unity. by the group of clergymen who Readers who want to believe to be construed loo literally; that instead of holding Hughes up to 23—St. John's. Latrobe. went there, at the invitation of what a group like this reports it is "all right" to accept consid- scorn, found himself being 23—SS. Mary and Ann's, Mir- the Communist gover unent of are determined to be misled. erations (the blunt, vulgar word badgered, insulted, given the lie ianna. . ^ Yugoslavia, to "investigate" the is graft) from the recipients of o— direct, subjected to charges, forc- 24—st. Stanislaus', Maun»"»'- extent of religious liberty in that special "favors;" that a legislator, Circus Over ed to stutter out an admission 24—St. Louis' Lucerne Mi»» country? What could any group for instance, is free to vote as he The sudden collapse of the Sen- that he, too, had accepted costly 25—St. Anthony's, Homestead. of strangers, pven if they were un- pleases or to yield to pressure, ate committee investigation into favors from an airplane corpora- 25—Holy Cross, Iselia. prejudiced, learn about a foreign even outright bribery, in disre- Howard Hughes' airplane contracts tion, and made to look utterly country by spending a few days gard of the common good; that the 25—St Polyemrp's, Wert Les- —an investigation that has held ridiculous. The great mystery will there? Could any delegation come policeman may close his eyes to sening. the country fascinated by its in- always remain why Senator Brew- to Pittsburgh, say, from Belgrade, lawlessness, if exposure and ar- 26—St. Agatha's. Brtdfevtfle. credible display of Senatorial in- ster, who was so vulnerable, un- and get the "facts" about any con- rests might cause embarrassment 27—St. Bonaventnrs's, J«*" eptitude and Jlollywood brassi- dertook to be prosecutor of troversial question, such as one of to some one in a position of pow- phine. , - ness—gave a closing flourish to the Hughes oo the ground ol accepting our recent strikes? The visitors er. There are sayings like "a pub- 27—Holy Trinity, Moo« Mm. bizarre affair that was amusing n favors. would learn only what their es- one sense and dismaying in an- lic office is a public trust," "the 28—St. Vincent's. IsbeaHaf. corts told them, and that is ex- other. It was impossible to refrain As things now stand, the whole common good must have prece- 28—St. Michael's. Ptteefr* actly what is happening on this from laughing at the pompous project of Congressional investi- dence over all personal desires," SEPTEMBER, "personally conducted" lour of Senator Brewster running home gation of war contracts—a matter "the preservation of public moral- 1— SS. Peter and Tito-land. to get away from the hornet's nest so important that it should be ity is the first responsibility of Homestead. . If the American dailies do in- he had stirred up. but no one could conduc ed with the greatest pru- the public servant," etc.. which 2—St. Mary's. *»*»•*•• sist on publishing the statements laugh at the disrepect he had dence and balance—has ..-een seri- may sound like old-fashioned Armstrong County. ^ of the group, they should keep an brought upon the Senate, and at ously impugned; Howard Hughes, platitudes, but Father Connell 3—Our Lady of the explanatory note in type and run the sympathy he had managed with his wealth and organization, shows that they have the weight Home, Fenelto», it with each report, something like to create for the night-club plus has scored a victory that leaves of the moral law back of them, County. - - this 'All the members of this liquor, girls and entertainment the basic question almost untouch- and that they must be honored— 5—St. Lawrence's, v delegation were selected by the method of "promoting" business. ed. By the same means, he almost under pain of sin. Armstrong County. Yugoslav ambassador. There are Here Senator Brewster had been scored a victory several months Similarly, Father Connell out- 6—St. Michael's. no Catholics among them, al- beating the publicity drums to be ago when he tried to force his (Continued on Last Page) South Side. èàÊÈmàt£i9 1047 tort**, August 14 THE PITTSBURGH rivi QTRANGE BUT TPf/Wf Two Ontrul High Little-Known Forts for Cntholics Tt'achere Sent to By M. J, MURRAY -opynshi. 1947. N.C.W.C. News Service Nicaragua School Two Brothers of the Christian, Schools, who were members of last year's faculty at Central Catholic High School, here, havo been assigned by their superior The strangest combinations are to do damage. The Red brethren general to the mission school in may yet make use of it. Bluefields, Nicaragua, established (dUnd in union politics. Dan To- in president of the International 601 in 1945 by their order. Brotherhood of Teamsters, etc., is The Communists won some- They are Brother Eadbert of which mono*t iw vjn*J very anti-Commumstic. He is a thing of victory in the elections | Jesus, who has been vice princi» fr/JL_m *£l/Cof ruf PUMCtOUt
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er, Altoona, Pa.; and Brother Brian Forestall, Kitchener, On- CHURCH MUSIC tario, Canada. DIOCESAN CHURCH MUSIC COMMISSION Besides the two Pittsburghers, 108 North Dithridge St.. Pittsburgh those who will be invested this VAIKVUt 3 Rev. C. A. Sanderbeck. Secretary | afternoon are John Jamieson (Confrater Norbert) and Henry BY SEBASTIAN C. ISABELLA* Cornish (Confrater Albert Mary), SOME REFLECTIONS but as these rooms are fundamen- of New York City; Joseph Regan Final Meeting town, Sept. 3, a Wednesday tally imperfect, because of ma- ON ACOUSTICS (Confrater Cyprian), New Haven, All teams planning to partici- Each paid fan will lecefr« terials far too resonant in them- By Alexandre Cellier Conn.; Brendan Shannon (Con- pate in the Catholic Diocesan ticket as he enters the park, fl* selves, they are still as unsuitable In 'The New Music Review' frater Joseph Patrick), Boston, Duckpin Bowling League are re- drawing is to take place before for music as the Salle du Conser- j Mass.; William Pfeiffer (Confra- minded that they must have a rep- the Buccos and the Reds tangle (Continued from Last Week.) vatoire itself. The error finally ter Alban) and Charles Appruz- resentative at the final meeting in the night game. As regards the use of wood, we proved more expensive than build- zese (Confrater Fabian), Jamaica, to be held Tuesday, Aug. 19, in could not emphasize its advan- ing a structure really suited to N. Y.; Edward Haslach (Confrater St. Joseph's Lyceum, Mount Oliv- Answer tages better than by' quoting the the purpose in hand. Stephen), Hollis, N. Y.; Gerald er, at 8:00 P.M. In answer to an inquiry from following lines, written with ref- Frequently have I had the McLoughlin (Confrater Aloysius), According to Emmett Recker, Joseph A. Costanzo of Salem erence to the performance of the impression that dust floating Charles Cushing (Confrater Der- president of the League, at least Electric Furnace, Salem, 0.: Carl "Adonis" of Boesset, in 1660, in about in the atmosphere—whether not), Thomas Reardon (Confra- 24 teams are to be in the travel- Furillo, Brooklyn Dodger out- the large state chamber of the during a ceremony in which the ter Denis) and James Dowling ing circuit this season. This in- fielder, is exactly six feet in Louvre: people move about or at the be- (Connfrater Jude), Brooklyn, N. cludes several North Side parish height. Pee Wee Reese is 5* W, "Musicians assert that in the ginning of a concert—contributed Y.; Edward Brady (Confrater teams. Sorry to have delayed this answer! whole of Paris there is no place to weaken the sonority; whereas Justin), St. Albans, N. Y.; Robert Crean (Confrater John Fidelis), Not Durocher Very Much Afire more favorable to soft and low after a period of quiet on the part If the new owners of the Pitts- music; they attribute the cause of the public when the dust has Indian Orchard, Mass.; John Hil- Capt. Ralph Papania, who wiQ liard (Confrater Ronald), Carmel- burgh Baseball Club are toying be remembered as former of this to the timber of the ceil- mostly subsided, there was an with the idea "of bringing Leo ing, of the wainscoting, and of improvement in the sound. It is by-the-Sea, Calif.; Jlobert Lee manager of football at Duquwe (Confrater Herbert), Portland, Durocher to Forbes Field as a University, and who joined the Air each individual casement. They possible that this impression of manager then the toy must be set feel convinced that stone cover- mine may be not so much physi- Me.; Robert McMillan (Confra- Forces in 1940 and was stationed ter Joel), Linden, N. J.; Paul aside. Lippy Leo is not for base- in Nanking, China, after the war, ings are less favorable for con- cal as moral; all the same, the ball. cert work than those of wood, ex- theory is a reasonable one and I Gerrity (Confrater Alexis) and as a weather officer, was the cen- Robert Neary (Confrater Anth- The Brooklynites have discov- tral figure in a drama of mfafrfom perience having taught them that feel justified in mentioning it. ered that Durocher was not the stone gives back the human voice (Continued Next Week.) ony), Scranton, Pa., and Vincent identity, or something, last week, McArdle (Confrater Kenny), Belle team. The present Dodger club is that turned out happily. His par- with far more echo and reverbera- leading the national league race. tion than does wood." Harbor, K. Y. ents, in New Waterford, 0., got And that, without the services of a telephone message Wednesday Indeed, we have always con- o Invest 21, Rev. Flavian O'Donnell, C.P., Leo Durocher. evening, supposedly from the War sidered that wood, in the too few will preach at the profession cere- Gustine Department, that he had been the concert halls where it is the pri- Profess 14 in mony. The newly-professed cler- With the Buccos playing away victim of an explosion, Mand the mordial element of construction, ics will leave St. Paul's for St. Ga- from home and the game being only identification was his dog- gives the best quality of sound, Passionists briel's Retreat, Boston, Mass., re-created by radio a number of tag." clear without harshness and not where they will take jp their readers have asked of this corner too penetrating; this may be ex- course in philosophy. "Why does Rosey treat Frankie In a search for facts, the aid of plained by its qualities of conduc- At solemn ceremonies conducted the news services was this afternoon in St. Paul's Mon- Gustine that way? Gustine is one tibility analogous to that of brac- of the leading hitters and he nev- and an amateur radio operator ed cement. Besides, as was seen astery, Soutli Side, with Very Rev. Former Chaplain Talks in Columbiana County put his Gregory Flynn, C.P., the rector, er gets a break from Rosey!" in 1660, wood does not throw back To Holy Name Meeting Yes, Rosey does appear to be a equipment to work. Between them, the sound with an echo; it seems officiating, 21 young men , of news was delivered to Capt. Pa- whom two are Pittsburghers, will little on the wrong side of the rather to give it a sort of delicate fence in regard to our Frankie pania, safe and sound in Nanking, softness, of penetrating morbidez- be invested in the habit of the Rev. Francis J. Bailey, pastor of that he had been reported dead. Passionist Order and enter the no- St. Matthias' Church, Evans City, Gustine. When mention is made ma. of other batters some comment is And early Sunday morning a tele- vitiate. Very Rev. Paul Francis was the speaker last Sunday eve- phone call was cleared through Is not the concert hall of the Nager, C.P., master of novices, ning at the first of a series of usually added, but nothing is said Societe des Concerts du Conser- about Frankie being one of the to his parents, and the Captafaft will deliver the sermon. "open house" meetings being held own voice assured them that aD vatoire, which possesses these The Pittsburghers are Howard by the Holy Name Society of St. leading hitters, in a nip and tuck very qualities, composed of wood, race for the highest number of • as well. And his numerous rel- Eichmiller (Confrater Regis), of Andrew's Parish, North Side, in atives—he is one of 11 children-- both on the stage and through- St. Mary's of the Mount Parish, the hall of the parish's new school. hits in the National League. out the interior? We are also ac- soon got the good tidings. Rev. and John McGrath, of St. Ber- Father Bailey, who spent twelve Only Rosey acts this way. Jack Joseph M. Heid, pastor trf Oar quainted in Paris with a salon the nard's, Mount Lebanon. years in the Army Chaplain Craddock is on the more even acoustics of which are remarkable. Lady of Lourdes' Church, "East Profession ceremonies will be Corps, discussed the role of the side. Jack gives information on Palestine, O., was one of the lint It is ornamented from floor to conducted at the monastery to- Catholic chaplain in the Army and all batters. Well, perhaps Rosey ceiling with panels of wainscot- to get word to Capt Ralph's par- morrow afternoon, when 14 nov- in the Civilian Conservation Corps, is thinking too much about the ents that he had been found. ing. Has it not been asserted that ices, four of them from the Pitts- with which he was also associated sponsors and forgets Frankie Gus- the old Opera of the Rue Le Pe- burgh Diocese, will pronnounce as chaplain, highlighting his ac- tine. Yet, let Frankie Gustine letier, a temporary structure of their vows. The four are, Confrat- count with stories of his personal have a misplay and the audience Nun Visits Parents wood, was excellent? And all the er Stanislaus Wasek, of Immacu- experiences. He described his two is sure to remember that play for old concert'halls which were built late Conception Parish, Carnegie; visits with Theresa Neumann, of a couple of days. Sister Mary Ann Leo, of the principally of wood? Confrater Julian (Leo) Morgan, Konnersreuth, and declared that Sixty Komers Maryknoll Sisters, Maryknoll , One of the best buildings with of St. Canice's, Knoxville; Con- the Mass, the daily recitation of Strong talk is being heard. which I am acquainted,, both for frater Quentin (Francis) Amrhein the Rosary, and monthly Com- Johnny Mize is, at this writing, N. Y., is now visiting her parents, the human voice and for "sweet of St. Henry's, Mt. Oliver; and munion are the only means of eight games ahead of Babe Ruth's Mr. and Mrs. Leo W. Dodson, 474 music" is the Protestant church Confrater Jerome (James) Fitz- averting universal catastrophe. home record schedule set in 1927. S. Aiken Ave., East End, before of Le Locle in Switzerland: it is gerald, of St. Kieran's, Lawrence- An all-star boxing show will That season the Bambino socked leaving for her new assignment at of very simple architecture, with ville. be presented on the school sixty homers. He did not hit his Mountain View, Calif. The former wooden pulpits and pews, but it The ten others to be professed grounds on Wednesday, Sept. 10, 36th that year until the 110th has the characteristic of being pro- Mary Ethel Dodson, she graduated on Friday are Confrater James to raise funds for the promotion game. Johnny Mize smacked his from St. Lawrence's School, and vided with a ceiling that consists (Gerard) Verity, RosedcL;, N. Y.; of the society's athletic undertak- 36th during the 102nd encounter taught for the Missionary Confra- entirely of wood simply nailed on Confrater Farrel (Patrick) Bren- ings, which include a bowling this year. to the beams. These support a nan, Endicott, N. Y.; Confrater league, basketball league, and ternity of Christian Doctrine be- lofty roofing that acts as a sort Perhaps Johnny Mize will break fore entering the Maryknoll com- Aquinas (Joseph) McGurk, Bos- swimming teams. Albert O. Cron- Babe Ruth's record of 60 round- ©f sounding box. ton, Mass.; Confrater Joyce (John) in is chairman of athletics and munity. Glass is distinctly an element trippers. But this operator doubts Spencer, Saugus, Mass.; Confrater Joseph C. Salamon is president that he will be able to do so this favorable to sound by reason of Dominic (Donato) Vignoli, Long of the society. its hardness and smoothness. As year. Island City, N. Y.; Confrater Do Ton? an instance of a structure in which Lauren .re (James) Bellew, Rich- L B: Foster Compaq glass covers a greater surface than mond Hill, N. Y.; Confrater Paul Deadline Want a free car? Well, the Pitts- stone, there is the Sainte-Chapelle Joseph (John) Fullan, Ozone Park, burgh Baseball Club management which gives the solo voices in N. Y.; Confrater Neil (James) Tuesday Is the deadline is to give an automobile to the Railway Equipment singing an extraordinary, almost O'Donnell, Bayonne, N. J.: Con- for items intended for pub- 1,000,000th fan who passes through excessive, intensity and thrill. frater Harold Reusch, Rochester, lication in this paper. Only in the turnstiles at Forbes Field. This Noblestown Road We also note the presence of glass N. Y.; Confrater Cormac (Thomas) exceptional cases can material mark is expected to be reached in such excellent halls as those Kinkead, Jersey City, N. J.; Con- received Wednesday be pub- the night Cincinnati comes to of the Conservatoire, the Agricul- frater campion (Kenneth) Grein- lished the same week. teurs, Champs-Elysees, Pleyel, Salle des quatuors Gaveau (glass ceiling), etc. Stage scenery is not favorable, PENN MANUFACTURING CO as a rule, especially when not en- LIBERTY (^¿ZteC/ZWJ lnc "Voice closed and wainscotted. It "is . tf tb< Washington, Pa. sometimes made of silicated card- CARILLON HEADQUARTERS LtiatbiimU" board, thus giving a clearness and S SI fIFIH AVfNUt. Ntw f#»i 17. NT sonority infinitely better than «BEÄSfOM TUNED ÇftïÉCH fttllS» ALSO LIBERTY CARttlONs] canvas can supply. d^^K-jNOÔMCE THt feALITIfS OF Bill*. WHHOUT 0EUS1 St. Vincont PREP School Urien Catholic BoartflBC W A curious method is employed School Eut CW««» in the Salle du Palais de l'lndus- Latrpbe, Pa. Address: Headmaster trie. Amsterdam. This consists in stretching large quantities of threads of cotton, which are scarcely visible, over the upper portion of the hall, for the pur- MT. GALUTZIN ACADEMY pose of toning down the excessive ' SHL m Boarding School For Boys resonance. A like method has , been employed at the new Con-1 MB BS' BADEN, PA. servatoire, by extending nets from Phone Baden 3861 Addrees Directress the ceilings of certain class rooms,
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¿pel Nun 'EXTENSION* HONORS WSUL1NE STUDENTS Vineeptian Sister Dies in Hospital Buried on Monday;
«Muiem Mass was offered in Sister M. Timothy (Tajc), of ^e convent chapel of the mother- the Vincentian Sisters of Charity, Zseot the Sisters of Mercy, 3333 a teacher for the past 24 years in JSth Ave., on Monday morning schools conducted by her commu- L sister Mary Joanna (Healy) nity, died last Thursday at the So died Friday in Mercy Hospi- community's motherhouse, Per- tal following a long illness. Burial rysville, after a long illness, and was at St. Xavier's, Latrobe. was buried Monday, following Born in Ireland, Sister Joanna Solemn Requiem Mass offered in bad entered the community in the motherhouse chapel. Her last 1891. She was professed in 1894. assignment was at St. Barnabas' and had been retired from active School, Rankin, where she was duty for many years, most of superior, principal and teacher which were spent as a patient at Sister Timothy was born in the .lospital. Uniontown Oct 20, 1905, and en- She leaves no relatives in this tered the convent July 12, 1919, country. making her final profession Aug. 19, 1923. She is survived by her Thomas J. McCarthy parents, John and Susanna Tajc, of New Salem, Pa.; three brothers, Andrew, Joseph and John, and Brother of Priest five sisters, Mrs. Catherine Pay- Solemn Requiem Mass was cel- chak, Mrs. Helen Morganosky, ebrated in Resurrection Church, Mrs. Mary Glad, Mrs. Josejrhine Brookline, on Monday morning Swcnglish and Margaret Tajc. for Thomas J. McCarthy, aged 42, who died suddenly last Friday of Rev. John Martin, pastor of St. a heart attack in his home, 1228 Barnabas' Church, Rankin, was Brookline Blvd. His brother, Rev. celebrant of the Funeral Mass; Joseph McCarthy, of St. Titus' Rev. Anthony G. Hardy was dea- Church, Aliquippa, was celebrant of the Mass, assisted by three con; Rev Michael Gubnfaich. sub- deacon, and Rev. William Pisar- cousins, Rev. Thomas Gearing, Members of the Pittsburgh Office of the Catholic Church Extension Society honored four students from of Epiphany Church, Pittsburgh, Ursuline Academy at their monthly Communion Breakfast at the Keystone HoteL One of them, Mari- cik master of ceremonies» deacon; Rev. Daniel Gearing of lyn Pfohl, was the guest editor of the July "Extension," an honor she won in national competition. The Sister Wilhelmine, Sister Blase St Mary's, 46th St., subdeacon, and Sister Columba, of the Vin- and Rev. Edward Gearing, of St. other Ursuline Academy students appearing in this picture, Sarah McCarthy, Patricia McNamara and John's, Uniontown, master of cer- Mary Gertrude Mr Par land, also made contributions to the "Teendom Department" in the July issue centian Sisters, arc cousins of Sis- emonies. Burial was in Calvary of "Extension." ter Timothy. Cemetery. Mr. McCarthy, a son c* the late Kate M. Barr the old Holy Ghost College, grad- MOOREHOUSE. BOWMAN John F. and Nellie Gearing Mc- Former Professor uating in 1901. After serving as Urthy, was born in Mt. Wash- instructor in the preparatory & BRANDT. INC. Burial services were conducted ington. He had been chief clerk At Duquesne Dies school for two years he was or- Anything Pertaining to Pip* Organ» in Rome, Italy, last week for Kate in the City Health Department for dained in Paris in 1907. Return- Box 542. Castle Shannon M. Barr, aged 90, a former Pitts- eignt years and ward chairman Rev. Thomas A. Wrenn, C.S.Sp., ing to Pittsburgh he became pro- LEhigh 4909 burgher, who died in a hospital for 12 years. Previous to 1939 he who was instructor at Duquesne fessor of humanities at Duquesne. had been employed by the Pitts- conducted by the Blue Nuns in University here some 40 years Rome on Sunday, Aug. 5. In 1910 he was transferred to burgh Steel Company. During the ago, died last Saturday in Mercy Louisiana, and then spent 25 years war he served over three years Miss Barr, a daughter of the Hospital, Bay City, Mich., of in the southern missions. In poor WILLIAM SIBLIN with the Army at the Aberdeen late Charles B. and Anne McGin- which he was chaplain, and was health, he was transferred to St. Colonial Ouneral M)M9 Proving Grounds in Maryland. nis Barr, left Pittsburgh for Rome buried yesterday following Sol- Joseph's, Bay City, about six He was married five years ago to 50 years ago. She is survived by emn Requiem Mass celebrated in years ago, and served as chaplain Ufa M HMfl H24 Elizabeth Scanlon. two sisters, Madame Alice Bara- St. Joseph's Church, Bay City. at Mercy Hospital in that city ever kêmmttXmmmu velli, of Florence, Italy, and Mrs. Father Wrenn was born in 1878 since. Surviving are his widow; two William Jones, of Bronxville, i brothers, Father McCarthy and N. Y., and a brother, Mark Barr, and was educated in the prepara- Vincent McCarthy, of Pittsburgh, of New York. She was a niece tory schools and college at Du- and one sister, Anpe McCarthy, al- of the late James P. Barr, one- quesne University when it was CHARLES C. REEL so of Pittsburgh. time owner of the "Pittsburgh FUNERAL SERVICE Post." MBS L> O KEEL Loretto Carmelites Dependable and Economical Service To Open Monastery Dominican Sisters Snively-Joseph 215 WEST OHIO ST. N. S. FA 0495 In Columbus Soon Elect New Superior Company WM. SLAYER * SONS At the request of Bishop Columbus, Aug. 12 (NC) — rUNEKAL DIRECTOS Michael J. Ready of Columbus, the Mother M. Bernardine has been Virgin!* Ave. * Knrwn St., Mt. Washington EV. 3345 Discalced Carmelite Nuns of the 1036 Broadwa* Avenue, Beech view chosen mother general of the Do- 14« Washington Baa«. Mt Lebanon LE. 2107 Carmel of St. Therese of Lisieux, Painting Contractors Loretto, will open r. foundation in minican Sisters in an election at Church Decorators Columbus, taking up their resi- St. Mary's of the Springs, here, dence there as soon as the build- succeeding Mother M. Stephanie, ECCLESIASTICAL ing formerly used by the Catholic who directed the community for Women's League has bee • remod- DESIGNING eled to serve as their temporary 24 years. CLEANING BEINHAUER monastery. Established 1873 The community was brought from France in 1926 by the late 413 North Highland Ave. Bishop John J. McCort, of Al- GIDAS toona, and the Sisters established We have everything in Flowers Pittsburgh 6, Pa. residence in Altoona in 1927. They MA 1300 3719 Forbes St. MO. 2892 moved to Loretto in May, 1929. SC. 1300 Pittsburgh. Pa As the number of nuns required for a Carmel is now complete the new community is being opened. Farrar's Dairy Midway, Pa.
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Successor to Armour Funeral Home Maryland Casualty Co. MM MARCHAND ST. Near Shady Ave„ K. E. 867—5th Avenue Phone 14 Coraopolis. Pu. Farmers Book Bldg Pittsburgh 22, Pa. EMerson 9380 EIGHT THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC Thursday, inence in business, ia tfe J/T" Children Forced Into Orphanages Tertiaries TO THE POINT sions, in govenuacot si» »»i * (Continued from Page 1.) often mere counterpart;. V! ** By Housing Shortage, Priest Says, (Continued from Page 4) morality and integrity* * the teaching and authority of His lines the special moral obligations cerned, of their associated*?: lilaming Real Estate Group's Greed Church." of the lawyer, the doctor, the not have Catholic mor?^ Delegates made a tour of the nurse, the teacher, the social as their guide. Catholic uS? city in nineteen special buses, worker. None of these are free to ors who ignore the comaiouVl" Denver, Ant End. Call SC. 7327. gencies but with future needs, he crippled boy, Walter Banaszak, perior of the Maryknoll missions sorted size golden oak pews; added. of St. George's Parish, Allen town, in the Kyoto Prefecture of Japan, ROOMS WANTED has just received notice from the solid construction; excellent Declaring that without assist- a guest of the guild; and a puppet Wanted, 3 or 4 rooms and T , -, i show, "The Christmas Carol," pre- Holy See of his appointment as condition: would be suitable ance irom government and social , , , . , , . . bath. When found, will have I Ssente d by a neighborhood group Apostolic Visitator to Korea with for church usage. See Mr. Ca- agencies many families today i house for sale. Call EM. 34S7 I of boys and girls under the direc- the powers of an Apostolic Dele- rey, Spear & Co. after 6:00 P. M. cannot find adequate shelter, he ' gate. Now in Tokyo. Father Byrne continued: "While the profit mo- tion of Mrs. Leo Burmer, as a demonstration is expected to take up residence TEACHERS WANTED tive overrules the ^promptings of of the work the Middle-aged, reliable couple guild is doinj to offset juvenile in Seoul. Korea, shortly. Wanted,, secular teachers for Christian charity, the housing wanted to occupy comfortable delinquency. work in parochial elementary shortage continues to be a danger- home owned by small, ont-of- Exhibited during the afternoon schools, (¡rades 3 to 8. begin- ously serious threat to the integ- Lav Education Group town parish. Man to act as jani- rity of family life in the United were hope chests, handwork, in- ning- September, 1947. Appli- tor and drive ear occasionally. States." cluding some done by young girls Plans October Benefit cants please write (don't Good salary. References, please. in foreign countries as part of The annual benefit affair of the phone) office of the Superin- their dowries in preparation for Write M. M. care of The Pitta- Catholic Laymen's Educational tendent of Schools. ] 1 Ti Missionary Aid marriage, assembled by Mrs. Car- burgh Catholic. Association will be held Saturday St., Pittsburgh li>. melia Mazzacca, ol Hazel wood; a afternoon, Oct. 18. at the Schen- Society grouping of Catholic books ar- ley Hotel, it has been announced ranged by Annamae Kessler, of WANTED by the president, Mrs. Harry S. Position as housekeeper for RABOLD'S Kt Rev Edward .1 Misklow Director | the Catholic Cultural Center, and Kapp. Proceeds will be turned one or two priests in rectory of Fine Cakes and Cookies 145 North ( raig St.. f'lltsburgh handcraft work, baking, sewing, over to Rev. Thomas J. Quigley, modelling, weaving, etc., part of six or seven rooms. Write : M. Complete Line of Breads. diocesan superintendent of Pastries Cakes and Pies We gratefully acknowledge re- the neighborhood group work, schools, for the music and fine E., care of The Pittsburgh Çat li- ceipt of the following private con- presented by Mrs. Burmer. bi ic. HAZEL WOOD arts departments of the parish 4907—2nd Ave HA ?SN tributions: The outing, whi c h W 9. S I itt ended schools, and for a scholarship fund Circle 17; Rev. F. J. R . Rev. L. by several non-Catholics, and five for"'prospective teachers. WESTERN SAVINGS E. S.. Rev. W. A. F., Rev. A. B. W., blind men and one blind woman Mrs. P. S„ Pittsburgh. from the various sections of the and DEPOSIT BANK ft31-A33 Smithfield Street HEGNER HARDWARE Rev. I. A. K.. Indiana; Rev. A. city, who were accompanied by Named k. of C. Chaplain Oliver Building Pittsburgh Pa J. G„ Glassport; Rev. S. C. H., Joseph Corcoran, of the Holy Richmond, Va., Aug.' 12—Rev. Member Federal Deposit ins Corp COMPANY Crafton: Rev. F. J. G.. Braddock; Name Society, closed with com- Charles P. McKoy, C.PP.S.. as- "It's Hegner's it it's Hardware* Rev. F. E. P.. Ell wood City; Rev. munity singing and a talk and sistant at St. Peter's Church, here, G. T. M., Sharpsburg: Rev. C. M. j blessing by Rev. Charles Moos- has been chosen state chaplain PIPE ORGAN Sewicklev—Telephone 11Î8 IC.. McKeesport; Mother M. E.. j mann, of St. Francis Church, of the Knights of Columbus with MAINTENANCE Baden: Dr. P. A L., Donora. Munhall. the approval of Bishop Peter L. Write •or sample contract tot the proper care ol the oipe organ in Ireton of Richmond, Father Mc- vour church iXlNCERSfSHWSSSSa Radio Listings Catholic Theater Koy is a native of Pittsburgh. D. L YOUNT Telephone 4167-.1 Friday, Aug. 15 (¿iiilri Open* Drive No vena at Loretto Greensburg Pa PARKER. EVERSHARP. 8:00 to 8:30 P. Mf WEDO. Mc- WATERMAN, SHEAFFER Keesport (810) : Rev. Jacob For Subscriptions Loretto, Aug. 13 — The month- Shinar. of St. Pius" Church. Mc- ly n oven a at the Carmelite nuns' Keesport. Opening its 11th year of drama monastery, here, in honor of St. PENS and PENCILS activities, the Catholic Theater Therese, will be conducted from Saturday, Aug. lfi DOERR'S Pen Specialist* 6:30 to 6:45 P.M.. WCAE (1250>: Guild of Pittsburgh launched this Aug. 22 to Aug. 30, with devo- Sodality program. The Way '>1 week its annual subscription tions daily at 4:00 P.M., daylight Repairing—Imprinthf Life;" Rev. William G. Cornare. campaign for support of its 1947- time. Ci fiar Stand Sunday. Aug;. 17 48 program. Jenkins Arcade (1st FL) County Office Building 9:00 to 10:00 A.M.. WJAS ( 1320): Rev. Edward G. Joyce is mod- DR. H. K. GESTRICH AT. 8548 St. Patrick's Church erator of the guild, and the com- PITTSBURGH 10:45 to 11:00 A. M.. VVPIT (730): mittee in charge of the campaign OPTOMETRIST the "Hour of St. Francis " includes Rita Champion, chair- Periodical Eye Examinations 12:30 to 12:45 P.M., WISR. Butler man. John Subsaro. Bernard No- Assure Better Vision (680): Butler Catholic Hour: vak, Gloria Adbou, Kim barragli, 4726 Liberty Ave. Pittsburgh Rev. Louis Glantz, O.F.M.Cap.; Carmel Palermo, Ellamae McAteer Phone SChenley 2824 HULL RADIATOR SHOP "Before Holy Communion." and Elizabeth Hereon. 6:00 to 6:30 P.M.] KDKA (1020): 113-115 Qiartiers Avenue •'Catholic Hour." 9:45 to 10:00 P.M. WWSVV (1490): Studios of Joseph Poli Company GUARANTEES TO STOP ANY CAR OR TRUCI St Joseph's House of Hospitali- Church Interior Decorators ty Rev. Charles Owen Rice. RADIATOR FROM OVERHEATING Thursday. Aug. 21 Marble Altars Railings. Fonts. 6:00 to 6:15 P. M.. WHJB. Greens- Marble Wrought Iron Bronze and Wood Creations REPAIRS TO BUS. CRANE. AND CONSTRUCTIOII ours (620): 'Eternal Light" 1701 Filth Avenue Pittsburgh 19 Pa. ATlantie 90.TJ program COOLING 8:00 to 8:30 P M. WEDO. Mc- Keesport: Rev. James Connelly, CORES FOR ALL TYPES OF VEHICLES pastor of St. Paul in us1, Clairton. URS U LINE A C A D E M Y Tuesday, Aug. 2J MM !>o at h VVinebiddlr ^vrnur t'ltlsburgh M. I'd REPAIRS TO ALL TYPES OF GAS TANKS 7:15 to 7:30 P.M.. WJPA Wash- Male and Umversitj Aflili.ttt.iri- Higfe Sfhtol »nrt Graut« fo» Girls— Elementar? Department for Hoy» ington (1450): Rev John J. l ot Information telephonr I Mor-on or irrilt the Oirectres» FEderal 7944 Charnoki. of St. Patrick's, Can- Bus Service Directed Athletic» onsburg.