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Jüst Settlement in Palestine To The Point The Assumption Prdyer " X * i'li lilfplll í p »II S. BT THE EDITOR —m—^m—mmm«— | i Imperative, Msgr. McMahon More Peace Talk (The following is a translation of the prayer which Now it is the President of the Pope Pius XI recited in St. Peter's Basilica on Nov. 1, 1950, Soviet Union, Nikolai Shvernik, on the occasion of the ¡proclamation of the Assumption as Tells Congress Committee ü who sends a "peace" proposal to a Dogma of the Church.) m this country. In a long message ad- ' . - J M^l Vt-T-i-frV 1 dressed to President Truman, re- Washington, Aug. 34-While it is "absolutely necessary * ceived Monday, there is talk of the O Immaculate Virgin,! Mother of God and Mother of men, with to continue aid to the Nejar and Middle East, "and more pre* ••sincere friendship of the Soviet all the fervor of our faith we believe in thy triumphant assumption, cisely to the Arab refugees of Palestine," real peace in the peoples toward. the people of the body and soul, into heaven, where thou art acclaimed Queen of all Middle East will not be achieved until there is a just settle- whole world," talk of a five-pow- the choirs of angels and all the groups of saints. ment of the Palestine question. j er treaty for peace, talk of outlaw- •We join with them iri praising and blessing the Lord, who has This was the testimony of Msgr.# j — ——— tog atomic weapons—all the ex- exalted thee above all other pure creatures, and in offering thee the Thomas J. McMahon, president of tion?" Msgr. McMahon "asked. the Pontifical Mission for Palestine pressions the Russian leaders use expression of our devotion and love. "What have you done j to compen^ while they give no indication of We know that thy gaze, which rested with motherly love on and national sjecretary of the sate the homeless people who did practicing the things they talk the humble and suffering humanity of Jesus on earth, now finds its Catholic Near East Welfare Asso- ciation, before the House of Rep- not giye up their homes voluntar- about. fullest satisfaction in the sight of the glorified humanity of the The only question about this lat- resentatives Committee on For- ily? You will never achievepeace Incarnate Word. We know that in the joy of soul at seeing the eign Affairs, here. The committee in the Middle East until you have est piece of peace talk is how much Adorable Trinity face to face thy heart is filled with raptures of It Will weaken our defense effort. is holding hearings cm legislation given these hundreds of thousands To induce us to slow down in the bliss and tenderness. . proposed to implement the Mutual of people the rights that are most certai nly theirs. production of armament, to get us We poor sinners, who find the flight of out souls impeded by ¡Security program of the U. S. Gov- to go back to "politics! as usual" the burden of our bodies, ask thee to purify our senses, so that even ernment. This legislation would "You have neen votings to the and "profits as usual" must be one here on earth we may learn to find our happiness in God alone, in provide economic aid to the Near UNRWA (the United Nations Re- of the principal purposes of all spite of the attraction of created things. and Middle East, among other lief and Works Agency operating these peace statements, and we places. j.... jy in Palestine) and its antecedent We are confident that thine eyes of mercy behold our miseries agencies a' respectable aid each •hall be foolish, indeed, if we yield and sorrows, our struggles and weaknesses. We are confident that "What have y|ou done for a just nj settlement! of the Palestine ques- (Continued oèj Last Page) to such crude craftiness. thou dost smile upon our joys and victories. We know that thou As to -the proposals Russia dost hear the1 voice of Jesus say of each one of us, as of His be- makest she can hardly expect them loved disciple, "Behold thy son." Invoking thee as our mother, to be taken seriously. She can have we take thee, as did St. John, to. be our guide, our strength and our K. of C. Convention Program assurance of peace, and all the agreements, arrangements and un- consolation during bur life on earth. derstandings she talks about, any We are strengthened by the life-giving assurance that, thine Covers Three Days' Activities; time she wants them-r-simpljf by eyes, which once wept over the earth that was bathed in the j Blood eeasinglher obstructive tactics in of Jesus, still turn toward this world, a prey to wars and persecu- the United Nations. The machin- tions and to the oppression of the just and the weak. ery for peace and understanding Amid the shadows of this valley of tears we confidently hope, among nations is all there, ready through thy heavenly light and loving pity, to obtain relief from to be used. So there is no reason A four-day program, which will include Pontifical Mass our sorrows and an end to the trials of the Church and of our in St. Paul's 1 Cathedral celebrated by Bishop John P. Dear- why we should be fooled or be- country. . wildered by her "outside" talk. den, with a s^qnon by Archbishop Paul Scnulté of Indian- Finally, we believe that in the glory in which thou reignest, apolis; a banquet at the William Penn Hotel to be addressed clothed with the sun and crowned with the stars, thou art, after by the Spanish Ambassador to the United States, Don Jose Kefauver Report 1 While the publjic hearings of Jesus, the joy and delight of all the angels and saints. Felix de Lequerica y Erquiza, and otheri. events, has been Kefauver committee that were From this world, through which We pass as pilgrims, comforted announced for the 69th annual convention of the Supreme carried by television, radio and by our faith in the future resurrection, we look toward thee as our Council of tbe Knights of Columbus to be held here from newspaper a few Weeks ago dealt life. our sweetness, and our hope. May thy kind voice lead us, ao | Aug. 21 through Aug. 24. chiefly with the connection be- that one day, when this oUr exile is over, thou mayegt show unto The convention will officially :tween organi zed crime and poll- us the blessed fruit of thy womb. O clement, O loving, O sweet open with the Pontifical Mass in 'tics, some i ottie r interesting facts Virgin Mary! Amen. the cathedral Tuesday morning, Were uncovered by the commit- Aug. 21, at 10:00 o'clock. The iuü« tee, as revealed in Senator Ke- formed color guard of the Fourth xfauver's book on the subject, re- Degree K. of C, from varioua as- cently published. Bishop Dearden To Preside ; | semblies in Western Pennsylvania W. One chapter, for instance, tells will form a guard of honor at the how an anti-union company I in Mass. Following this, a civic re* Detroit, a big stove manufacturer, At Marian Eucharistic Rally ceptton will be held at the Wil- employed a notorious "racketeer" ! _ ' ' * . k . n ham Penn Hotel, at which Mayor to "protect" its plant against union David L Lawrence will extend organizers and to help it break a Most Rev. John F. Dearden, Bishop of Pittsburgh an MASS CALENDAR Montreal,! Aug. 3—Very Rev. (For Use With Missal) Lucien Michaud, C.S.Sp., director of the Holjj Ghost Fathers* Scho- SUNDAY, Aug. 12: ,13th Sunday lasticate in Caiiada, has been after Pentecost; semidouble; named Provincial of the congre- greefi; 2nd prayer, of St. Clare; gation in Canada. Credo. MONDAY, Aug. 13: SS. Hip- Several Displaced Persons Families, destined lor the Pittsburgh Diocese polytus anc Cassian; simple; red; ^ Mutual Help. 2nd prayer, j A cunctis; 3rd, at as a result of our Bishop*^ recent appeal, have already arrived here. Nearly 1 Fraterna lis m j-hoice. .. 100 more such families are to arrive within the next few weeks. These TUESDAY.| Aug. 14: Vigil of the and Good Will families come hercj with only what they hftve on theii backs. Many of Assumption; Tviolet; 2nd prayer, Has been the theqi are referred to our Store fyr I their clothing and furniture needs. We of St. Eusebius; 3rd, of the Holy motto of the Spirit. want to serve them to the best of lour ability. • WEDNESDAY, Aug. 15: The Assumption of the Blessed Vir- Catholic Knights We appeal to you to help us serve these and all our poor through year gin; double 1st class; white; donation of such items as Beds, Cribs, Youth Beds, Blankets, Bedding, Credo. . | Mattresses, Rugs, Stoves, Tables, Dressers, Dishes, Appliances, etc. m THURSDAY. Aug. 16: St. of St. George are also in need* of childrens,' men's, and women's clothing. Should you Joachim: [double 2nd class: white; since 1881 Credo. have something to donate please call GRant 1-3434 and our truck will FRIDAY, Aug. 17: St. Hyacinth; We provide up-to-date Life In- call for your donation. double; white; 2nd prayer, of the surance, Sick Benefits and a octave of the Assumption; 3rd, of „ Home for the Aged. (Sorry, cannot pick up newspapers alone at this time. Please save them the. octave daj of St. Lawrence; Credo. Open ujt Catholic men from for our School Drives next fall.) ' ' ' - H birth to 60. Information gladly SATURDAY^ Aug. 18: 4th day of the Assumption octave; semi- fumfshed SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT De PAUL double; white;! Massr as on the Supreme Office feast; 2nd prayer, of St. Agapitus; 3rd, of the Holy Spirit; Credo. 709 Brighton Road ]i Store and Clothes Bureau Second Mass, of St. Agapitus; ^Pittsburgh 33, Fa. red; s2nd prayer, of the octave; mm8 , 2005 Fifth Avenue • ' ' lii 3rd, of tjie Holy Spirit. i«s#M j. torts Joli Bhuk SUNDAY, Aug. 19: 14th Sun- SuDreme Sec'y Supreme Pre«. day after (Pentecost. Thursday, August 9, 1951 Segregation Cannot Be Justified, 50 German Youths Two Mercy Nuns De Paul Institute Catholics of Race Riot Town Say Arrive to Study in P Observe Jubilee Schedules- More 1 Chicago, Aug. 2—A group of 29 Catholic residents of U, S. High Sehools Rev. J. Dudley Nee, pastor at Hearing Clinics Cicero, Berwyn, Forest Park, and South Oak Park Thurs- Holy Innocents' Church, Shera- day addressed a letter to their neighbors—"particularly to Washington, Aug. 3—Fifty Ger- den, assisted by his brothers, Rev. Continuing tiie series of clinics,. our fellow-Catholics"—urging them to examine their con man youths sang traditional Ger Joseph A. Nee, pastor of St The- sciences on the recent race riots in Cicero. rese'«, Homestead Park, land «conducted by De Paul Institute man hymns in St. Matthew's Ca- for the Deaf, at which children of ftt the riots a jnob of 4,000,' thedral during a visit to the Na- Rev. Paul Nee, assistant at, Holy Name Church, Duquesne, was ce- two years of age and older who mostly "teen-agers," wrecked the affection with the unfriendly at tion's Capital before departing to lebrant of a Solemn Mass of seem to be daaf, or who have apartment o* Harvey Clark, Negro titude of the people next door .. . Catholic hopie in nine states where Thanksgiving in the chapel of bus driver who had moved his "Work for the Negroes is dash- they will live while pursuing a Mercy Hospital last Thursday speech defects, will be tested, the ¡family into a white neighborhood. ed againjst a hopeless obstacle year of study at Catholic high morning marking the silver jubi- following schedule will be ob- Clark is a college graduate and $ unless thé wall.*- of prejudice and served next week: schools. lee of his sister, Sister Adelaide, former Air Force sergeant. A racial discrimination are broken and of sister Thomasina, members Monday. Aug. 13, 9:00 to llioo night later the mob returned to down by a specially directed pro- (Four of the youths will live of the Sisters of Mercy. A.M., St. [Athanasius' Parish, attack the empty building, and gram for- interracial justice. . with Catholic families in the Sister Adelaide, the former An- West View; 1:00 {to 2:00 PJH., finally was driven off by bayon- The policy of compulsory segre Pittsburgh district, arrangements na Nee, daughter of fthe late Mr. Assumption Parish, Bcllevue. ets Of the Illinois National Guard. gation is! a grave derogation to for their sponsorship having been and Mrs. Thomas P. Nee, entered made by the Pittsburgh Council Tuesday, Aug 14: 9:00 to HUM The letter quoted a statement the Christian concept of the in- the Convent of thè Sisters of A.M., St Alphonsus,* Wexford; od racial justice issued by the! dividual's inherent dignity. . ." of Catholic Women.) Mercy from StJ Catherine's Parish, 1:00 to 2:00 P.M., Si Victor's, Fides news-agency of the Sacred Celebrant of the Mass was Bairdford. Beechview. She is well known It 83» - Congregation for the Propagation Msgr. Howard J. Carroll, general throughout the die cese,i having of the Faith Fashion Show Planned secretary of the National Catholic Thursday,] Aug. 16: 9.*00 to Spent most of her religious life 11:00 A.M., St. Francis de Sales,' The group asked these ques- For Oct, 6 by Alumnae "Welfare Conference, which Is in thè "front offic ì" , ait Mercy sponsoring Üie German children* McKees Rocks; 1:00 to 2:00 P.M., tions: Of Ml. Mercy Academy Hospital. Sister Tljtotna;;ina, tile St. James,' Sewickley. "1. Has our attitude toward the trip to this country under thje former Frances Smi h, ol Epipha- State Department's, exchange qf Friday, Aug. 17: 9:00 to 11:00 dark family moving into Cicero ny Parish, is on t he faculty of A.M., Nativity,, Broughton; 1:00 Plans have been announced by persons program. Mt. Mercy College. She received to find a decent place to live been the Alurnnae Association of Our to 2:00 P.M.. St. Elizabeth's, pleasing or displeasing to God— After leaving Washington the her master's degree in Spanish Pleasant Hills Lady of Mercy Academy for a be- went to homes selected by th this summe: He'r entire religious in the light df the principles con- nefit card party and fashion show,, tained in the statement above? National Council of Catholic life has been spent in the tench- to be held Saturday, Oct. 6, at women 'in Pennsylvania, Ohio, ing field. "2. If we have been opposed to the William Penn Hotel. Patricia ,IJn Degrees for 175 the Clarks or any other; Negro Indiana, Illinois, Minnesota, New Hensch is general chairman, Mrs. York, Missouri, West Virginia and family obtaining homes among us, William H. Connell, Jr., is chair- Ordei- To Be Given by is it not a duty to Christ and the Wisconsin, j The youths were se- man of the reception committee, lected in competition witH hun- Church to change our attitude and Mirs. Howard Hanna heads the Transferís Priests Duquesne Frid/y and to hejip others to change? dreds of others irij their 'native reception committee. land. Twenty-flve are from urban "3. Should we not feel an in- areas and 25 from rural areas. Assignments of members of th Duquesne University will confer dividual responsibility to make degrees upon 175 graduates at some restitution to the Clajrks for Holy Ghost Order,; iffecting pri DP Families in the Pittsburgh Diocese, wer. summer commencement exercises the destruction of all their per- (Continued from Page 1.) to be held tomorrow morning Fri- sonal possessions?" {Summer Retreats announced Tuesday by Very Rev Francis H. McGinn, provincial day, on the campus. Among the Bar to Conversions \ pierre, Rev. Joseph G. Findlan, To Make Record of the order. Thtey include the graduates aré 47 Sisters, members The Fides report, issued on the diocesan secretary for ; Catholic transfer of Rev. H erbert Schuster] of various orders, who are ran occasion of Pope Pius Xll's mis- charities, and Rev. Thomas B. Lap- CSSp., assistant at St Mary's! ceiving degrees in education, arts, í • sion intention for March, 1950, Attendance at | the series of re- science, public school music and pan, pastor of Sit. Athanasius' treats for laymen being conducted Sharpsburt, to the community's was quoted by the letter in part Church, West View, and former preparatory school at CornwellS nursing education. as follows: this summer at St. Vincent's, La- director of the. Society of St. Vin- trobe, will« surpass the records of Heights, Pa., whe: e he will servS Two honorary degrees .will be "Any thought of a wide, gen cent de Paul, visited all the coun- on the faculty, and the transfer conferred: the degree of Doctor of eral conversion of the Negroes all the years since the retreats be- ties of the diocese, receiving 100 gan there in 1913, it is indicated of Rev. John J. Gallagher, CJSJSpl Education upon Brother E. Anth- to the Catholic Church is an illu pledges from the pastors to accept from SaCred Heait Churchy Lake ony, F.S.C., religious superior and sion until and unless the attitude by attendance thus far and by these displaced families which reservations for the remaining re- Charles, La., to St. Mary'aj, principal of Central District Cath- of American Catholics is com- were scheduled to begin arriving Sharpsburg, as assistant olic High School, here, and the pletely purified of approval of the treats. There were 313 men at last here in the summer. week's retreat, and the ones open- Rev. J. F. Zeh er, C.S.Sp., pasj- degree of Doctor of Science on Dr. segregation policy or of the many In each case where tne pastor tor of Sacred He art Church,' Def Herbert E. Longenecker, dean of deprivations of educational op- ing today and next Thursday are agrees to take these, displaced per- reserved in full. troit, who was pastor of Sacred the Graduate School of the Uni- portunity, of fair employment, Heart Church, Tarentum, for sons, he biust also agree to pro- Only for the retreat opening versity of Pittsburgh. Dr. Longen- add of decent housing that arise vide employment for the head of many years, has been placed in ecker will give the commfncement asj a result of it . ,j. Sunday, Aug. 12, and closing Aug. the family, procure housing, and charge of a new mission for Coif address. #' I rAttempts are made to justify IS, are accomodations stiljl avail- ored Catholics, opened last year pay transportation from the point able.; ; ' / \. '[/;•;. Very Rev. Vernon F. Gallagher, segregation by saying that it pro- of debarkation, New York City. in I Salisbury, N C., and Rev Msgr. Andrew J. Pauley, rector C.S.Sp., president of ; Duquesne, duces peace and harmony by Thè parishes which have receiv- Henry J. Monta mbleau, C.S.Sp keeping separate people who of St. Paul's Cathedral, is jretreat has been changed from St. Jos will present •th e degrees: •. jHH&gg would otherwise be in conflict. ed their quotas since June are: St. master for the series, ana Rev. Leocadia's, Wilmerding, two fami- eph's School, Muskogee, Okja., to This ignores the fact that separa- Edmund Cuneo, O.S.B., dean of St. Detroit in Father Zehler's place. At Summer Camp tion itself is a principal cause of lies and one individual; St John's, Vincent's College, is retreat direc- conflict . . . since it fosters those Latrobe, one fàmily; Holy Trinity, tor. Last week's retreat had men traits in both the majority and Cohnellsville, 1; Nativity, North present not only from the Diocese To Study in Rome Pittsburgh girls attending Camp minority groups that lead to con- Side, 1; St. Cyprian's, North Side, of Pittsburgh, but from Korea, Mishannock, Kingston, Mas*« flict ... 3; St. Clement's, Ellsworth, 1; St the Archdioceses of San Francisco Rev. Demetrius O'Friel, OJP.M which is operated by Sisters of Di- Anin's,. Hazel wood, 3; St. Mary's, vine Providence froigi Providence Communism Profits and Baltimore, and the Dioceses ordained last year, a son of Mr! 57th St., 1; St. Francis de PaqJ's, of Erie and Camden. and Mrs. Chester O'Friel, of Craig Heights, Allison Park, Pa., are: j "The constant effort jmade by Ford City, 1; Corpus Christi, East the Communists to conjvince the St., has been assigned to pursue Kathleen Marshall, of National Negroes that the Communists End, 1; St. Joseph's and St. Clare's, higher studies at St Anthony's Inr Drive; Carol Jablonski, of Com- alone take an active and sincere Clairton, jointly sponsored one Film Representative ternational College in Rome, Italy. monwealth Ave., Duquesne; Caro- interest in their problems has family; St. Mortica's, Wampum, The assignment was one of those lyn Givens, Richbarn Road, North placed before the Negroes in and St. Margaret's, Mahoningtown, James B, Elder, of St. Andrew's made at the recent chapter of the Side; Barbara Oseroff, Bartlett SU * many instances the disagreeable 1; St Emory's, Connellsville, and Parish, North Side, has betti ap- Franciscan Fathers of the Pro* Squirrel HUI; Carol HwangboJI alternative of seeking Communist St. Hedwig's, Smock, 1.1 pointed Pittsburgh representative ince of the Most Holy Name, held Broughton St, East End, and aid, if none is forthcoming from ; „ " I - ^ - for distribution of the films pre- in New York City. Patricia Richards, of Glassport Catholic sources . . . DiSalle to Speak pared under the auspices of Rev. "As Negroes have become more Patrick Peyton, C.S.C., director of educated they have grown more On 'Catholic Hour' the Family Rosary movement. aware of the extreme discrepancy Those wishing to secure the films Providenee Heights Alpha School which exists between ... an atti- Washington, Aug. 6—Michael may reach him at 1020 Kirkbride tude of (prejudice) and the real V. DiSalle, U.S. price administra- àt., Pittsburgh 12, telephone FA v The School With the Home Atmosphere apirit of the. Catholic Church. tor, will speak on "Christianity in 1-5909. They read of the great pronounce- Government" Aug. 12 on the Cath- A Boarding School for Tour Young Daughter ments of "the Holy Father, the olic Hour, broadcast every Sunday Weekly and Monthly Boarders—Grades 1 to 8 head of Christendom, ahd con- over NBC at 2.-00 P.M. (Station test his words of friendship and KDKA, Pittsburgh). 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M Pittsburgh Na. 82^ Penn Avenae, Pgh. f 1900 Pioneer Ave. j Brookline HUrtiuli Ne. 1 Ml EM* Ohie St, FgH. It Sexton ¡«PW^e OH** JOSEPH H. t El MAN, LOcust 1-2900 g¿fSJtSTll. ftu Resident FOUR THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC Thursday, i •!'- TI» The Gospel narrative of the miraculous in which he conveyed the views of healing of the ten lepers conveys a penetrat- Pope Pius XII regarding the part Out Of Pittsburgh Catholic ing lesson on how our faith should be reveal- of the state should take in pro ed iri our daily lives. The ten, outcasts from tecting' and promoting the health History (fan OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE DIOCESE OF of its citizens, has caused some- ' THE CI PITTSBURGH society because of their disease, knew of thing of a controversy; lor rather ESTABLISHED IN 1844 Christ's divine power, and they cried out to it has caused considerable excite- By RT REV ROCHAEL O CONNOR, D.D.. Him as He passed, "Jesus, master, have pity IN FIRST BI^OP OF PITTSBURGH ment on the part of Catholics who •3 00 pei Yeat Pubiisnea Every fnursday oy on us!" He did have pity on them, telling are opposed to what is called "so- Immigration from _ THE CATHOLIC PUBLISHING COMPANY them to "Go, show yourselves to the priests," cialized medicine." Somje of the tinues at a high level; «04 Magee Building. Pittsburgh 22. Pa COurt 1-06C2 it beipg a requirement of the Law that a per- secular papers said that jthe Pope in New Yorfc during JOHN B. COLLINS. Editor son healed of leprosy must have the cure cer- had endorsed "socialized medi- SO,034, which H 6jD09 ELIZABETH DAFUNGER. Associate Editor cine," anjd exception is taken to tified by the priests before hè could again for the pxetocKfcg this on tne ground that ¡he spoke Entered « Second-Cias» Matter Dec. 16. 188?. at tu« mingle with his fellow-men. "And it came to half are from the Post Office. Pituburgh. Pa., under the Act of Mar 3. 187» of "social," not "spcializtfd," med- pass that jas they were on tfyeir way they icine. pool. ¡¡M February 14, 1951 were made clean." What joy must have filled The Pittsburgh Catholic has theii hearts at being thus released from the "Socialized," it is claimed, coiv* Age — notes socialism, while "social" does I 75 Yoase held a unique position in 3 this bondage of the dread disease! How grateful, not. If this is true, theri "social- Bill introduced in diocese foi ovei a century It one "would think,* the.••y if must have felt toward ized medicine" would mean some submit constitutional has been the (living (voice of Him Who had thus raised from the living sort of a system in which private to the States forbidding the Catholic press in this areata death óf leprosy and restored them to the ownership of ¿prbperty was forbid- any public school fUndt*&r giving to all who read it an normal life of mankind! But only one of den, there would be no; working of any religious denotr understanding of current is- thern, the óospel records, i-eturipied to Chrisit for wages, and capitalism would Benjamin Harrison, of sues in the light of Catholic be abolished. Who ever Advocated olis, nominated by " to give thanks—"with a loud voice glorifying such a thing here? Nobody. teaching. ' God, and he fell on his facé^at I^is feet"—and for Governorship of _ In granting official status to this one was a "foreigner," a Samaritan. What has been advocated by Business depression which the Pittsburgh Catholic, I only "Where are the nine?' Christ asked, those who are concerned about the United States in 1973 now need of better medical and hos- continue the endorsement that my predecessors ing most of Europe; It is a question we should be a.<&ing our- pital care for the great mass of have given it. t selves, for most of us] are like the nine un- sudden return to pea Americans is a system ol| govern- duction after the Franco» grateful lepers. We are all beheficiaries of mental health insurance, providing War. 9* Christ's Sacrifice on tne cross, which raised a fund into which this people . l li us from the depthsi of sin to new life as heirs would pay and out of which doc- 5i Years Age Bishop of Pittsburgh. of heaven; we are, all through our lives, given tors and hospitals would be paid. Ü Rev. Joseph P. Bauer, paster special arid unmeritecf graces by Him; we It would no more be socia ism than St. Wendelin's, Catrick, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1951 call upon | Him for favors, and we are never is our present social security sys- ed pastor of St. Joseph's, rebuffed; we are given material enjoyments tem, with old-age, unem ployment field; Rev. Thomas W. and retirement benefits. It would transferred as pastor from out of His bounty; if wë suffer some reverses no more be socialism than are our FAITH AND GRATITUDE and hardships they are as nothing compared Matthew's, Tyrone, to St J privately managed hospital asso- Sharpsburg ... St Nicholas* TlAITH is the theme of Sunday's liturgy, to the tribulations which would come upon ciations and our life insurance and Jv and the Scriptural selections are all jre- gregation (Greek Rite), I us through our offenses, if it were not for His fire insurance corporations; in all port, takes over former M | minders of how vitally necessary it is for mercy and kindness, j And for all of this do of these there is a "social" factor, church building there, the Christian to let faith shape his thoughts we show proper gratitude? Do we lift our since all participants join to ease for $12,000. i; and conduct at all times. In the Introit is souls in prayers of thanksgiving to God, the the burden of those who suffer HÜ disaster or loss; and that is exactly heard an expression of faith on the part of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit, thereby W • 49 Years Aga '¿j Psalmist that is so strong and confident as to expressing our faith? Does this sense of grat- what the governmental h ealth in- surance plan proposed to do. Golden jubilee of ordination seem almost a rebuke: "Have regard, O Lord, itude to God make us constantly acknowl- served by J Revi John Uhl to thy covenant," he exclaims, "and forsake The American Medical Associa- edge our dependence upon Him, and His tion and others hostile to tile pro- pastor of St Matthew's» not forever the souls of Thy poor ... . O God, sovereignty over all our affairs? Does our posal call it "socialized M edicine," Side, and Rev. Meinrad why hast Thou cast us off unto the end; why meditation upon the kindness we have been but that does not make t social- O.S.B., pastor of Sacred is Thy wrath enkindled against the sheep of shown by God uplift us with a realization of ism. To shy away from it because Church, Jeannette. Thy pasture?" The psalm-verse of the Offer- the human dignity conferred upon us, and of this label is to deny hat men tory is more serene in its outpouring of faith: our obligation to be worthy of it? have soc ial obligations; tty ey have; 35 Years ^ga f§ "In Thee, O Lord, have I hoped; I said, 'Thou and it is through the s ate that Having adopted a The nine ungrateful lepers could "not bring policy concerning . the are My God, my destiny is in Thy hand.' " themjselves to render worshipful thanks to these obligations in mnay cases And the prayer of the Church asks that God must be met. tion of religion in Mexico*- Christ, because they were unwilling to No, th e Pope certainly did not dent Coolidge declines to", will "give us an increase of faith, hope and acknowledge Him as God; can it be that there a delegation from the Knights charity.'1 IA the Epistle, St. Paul explains how endorse any form of socialism; is some such impediment in pur faith? We but wha he did say gives no sup- Columbus delegated to imp important is faith in Christ, th ait for nouncements it could not approve military academy; if the offenses Catholic readers by sayihg that of a clergyman in a public office» are established the authorities 'Socialized Medicine* 2tStfr^ÉPÜ "we hope soon to be a blé to re- The ietter sent last month by having his salary paid from the there ' should know what penal- print from the Catholic press some the acting Papal Secretary of State public treasury. But if it calif for ties., to impose and ihoulfl act, representative comments on theto the "Semaine Sociale," French Dr. Poling's defeat at the polls, without thrashing out the sub- II JÉ. tiilliMB Margaret Sanger article." Catholic social action movement, (Continued on Last Page) ject in public. The cadets know Thursday, August p, 1951 TpE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC nvi Society for ACTU Column Thè Propagation the Faith By REV. CHARLES OWEN RICE- I«». WÚUm G. Ctiuri. Dircela* ISA N. Craig St.. Pi tubar (to IS j An Appreciatio Work and took him from' it just us Carl Echele, of the Central Bu- the twenties with their bittsr la- Thursday, Aug. 8, the Church reau 8 of the Catholic Central bor record were starting. Had Fa- honors one of her newest saints, Verein, has written me one of the ther Diets' work continued* there St. John Mary Vianney, every- gentlest letters of protest that a would have been less Communism where known and loved as the columnist ever received. In a in the revived trade union move- Cure erf Ars. He was canonized be- scholarly way he takes issue with ment of the middle thirties. By Sister M. Aurelia, O.S.F.. Director cause 'he was a devoted parish my mere passing mention of the As matters stand this pioneer Social Science Department, Diocesan School System priest. Central Verein in a column I and the great Central Vtraiii were It is good to note, when you wrote on the occasion of»#| thi e En- an inspiration and an invaluable . ^ RIGHTS time of economic or social distress. think of your parish and your own cyclical commnlpmoration s earlier assistance to those of us who got In previous issues, j we have 13. The right to grant asylum devoted priests, that this is the this year. into the movement in those bur- stated the rights pertaining to the to refugees from injustice. world picture. Even in mission Echele is righlt. I passed! over the geoning days. We know that wa human person, to the family, and Even a cursory examination of countries, the pattern is the same. Central Verein i vithout proper ref- merely have followed the fioot- to States as drawn up by the Na- this outline will give a fair indi- The Church is never truly estab- erence to its promotion ! of Pope steps of very great men, who In a much darker day lit the lamps and tional Catholic 'Welfare Confer- cation of what our Archbishops lished, until parishes, served by Leo's 1891 Encyclical *|On the Con- pointed out the path. ence in 1947. We shall now enu- and Bishops had in mind when the successors of the Cure of Ars, dition of Labor." Tnis German merate the rights pertaining to they* gave expression to the above are set up and functioning. Catholic organization began to Pittsburgh willhave a chance to declarations of human rights. So- see at first hand something of the States in their relations to other It is simply a little more diflldult push the Encyclical in11908, by es- cial problems which include man to set up parishes in mission ter- tablishing a bureau and a publica- workings of the Central Verein, States. as a citizen of his State and coun- for it Will be holding its national, Rights of States in the Interna- ritories. The people there are just tion devoted exclusively to social try have been the subjects of not able to pay the bills. An alms advancement. The Verein cam- convention — its 96th — here Aug. tional Community. The human various encyclicals by the Popes 26-29. ! F family constitutes an organic unity to your Mission Office for a "mis- paigned for better factory laws, since the time of Leo XIII. sion parish" will always find a or a world society. The States of for remedial social legislation and Zealot grateful recipient, and oring you the world have the right and duty Future issues will deal briefly for labor unions. { • A most heartening phenomenon to associate and to organize in the with some of these. abundant blessings. Very solidly it jumped right in in Catholic labor work is the. « * • amazingly sincere and selfless type international community for their on the side of the weak organized From our "mail-bag," from the labor movement, lit provided schol- of Catholic one often meets. Mar- common welfare. The indispensa- tin Dunne, founder and president ble foundation of all peaceful in- Holy Childhood missions: arships for Catholic men to study 1 Father O'Donneil, Glenmary Fa- of the Philadelphia ACTU, is one tercourse among nations and an the Catholic, socjial movement in ther, and pairish priest in Russell- such. Marty is a very good and essential __ condition of juridicial Association Germany. It built!up libraries and Nitltnu ni OlittMt 081c«: ville, Kentucky, writes, "'Operat- promoted study circles. It even pious Catholic layman and a most relations among them are common Í 941 North Láscala Ave., Nartk SIS«, ing on a shòe-string Isn't too bad militant trade unionist.-The qual- trust and iespe<5t\or the1 plighted PiUabtrt» It, r*. began a society very like our pres- Very R«t. Richard Ackermaa, C.S.S», until the pinch comes into the ent ACTU. ity of his devotion to the cause of word. Treaties and agreements Natianal Dircctar; sanctuary and sacristy.'* Maria labor and his intelligence may be must not tee considered subject to >«». Aifaitai O. Soitaa, C.S.Sp.. Fathc^ Diets AasUtaat Dircctar Mission Circle No. 27 eased the The Central ¡Verein produced judged by the fact that the UAW- arbitrary/umilateral repudiation. pain with some new vestments. CIO has appointed himfPAC ed- EveryyState has certain founda- one of the greatest and least known August—Dedicated to the Would you ease it a little mòre? American "labof- priests," Father ucational diihecdirectot r for ma entire mental rights iii the international Father John J. Raleigh, director State of Pennsylvaniaenjisy] . commuRifyTx Among these rights Precious Blood Peter E. Dietz. He wa I ordained In 11 of the Mary all Negro Mission. in 1904 and from the first' in Ohio are: ' | , Pensatola, Florida, has built a Adoption jo f Pagan Babies and Wisconsin he labored like a Steubenville College 1. The right to exist as a mem- whole chain of mission parishes fanatic to spread the knowledge of ber .of the international commu- Holy Family School, across the north of Florida for Lawrenceville ... $ 5.00 the Encyclicals. Father John A. nity and to be p rotected in its na- 'some of the poorest of God's poor. Ryan in those days j was the Steubenville, Aug. 7—To help tional life and integrity against Resurrection, Brookline .... 13.63 Father Lambert, a Father of St. academician and Father ' Dietz the meet the demand for teachers in acts of aggression by any other St. Augustine's, Edmund, is building a parish and organizer. ' primary grades, which is report- ed scute all over thè United States, State or States. Lawrenceville .. 10.00 a hospital in Selma, Ala. How He addressed manjf conventions 2. The right to independence in large a job he has undertaken is the College of Steubenville will St. Alphonsus,' Springdale .. 10.00 of the American Federation of La-i determination of its own do- evidenced by comparison with our this fsll add courses id elementary St. Luke's, Carnegie 10.00 bor and at one of them lie organ- education to the eurricutÉ ot ita mestic land 'oreign policies in ac- own efforts at home in the single ized Catholic trade union officials cordance with the principles of St. Philomena's, Education Departmjenti it has been task of buildin*g o*f a parish. into a permanent organisation, the morality, and subject to the obli- Squirrel Hill ...... :.!.. »5.00 announced by Revi Philip Clarke, Militia of Christ for Social Service. T.O.R., dean of the college. gations of international law. Holy Trinity, Duquesne .... 25.00 Mission Rosaries add income for He fought to get Christian ethics S. The right tjo juridical equality All Saints', Etna .....!.... 25.00 the Holy Father's missions. Send into the labor movement. He with other States in the family of $2.00 or more to your Mission Of- founded a magazine called "Social j St. Peter's, McKeesport ... 5.00 nations. ! St. Lawrence's, East bid ;. 35.00 fice. Help yourself ¿et a beautiful Service." and substantial rosàry. Help the \4. The right to membership in St. Joseph's, Mt. Oliver .... 25.00 Unappreciated missions by your offering. the organized international com- General Offerings It is one of the great injustice» munity and to the benefits of in- St. Mary's, .North Side .. $ 6.00 of history that ¡the work of the ternational co-operation. v Membership Dues Mexico Needs Priests Central Verein ahd of Fa her Dietz \ 5. The right to the assistance of St. Alphonsus,' Springdale . $30.00 are not better known, nor given • the international commi^nity in more crédit. Mexico City, Aug. ¡3—About 40,- securing the fulfillment of the 1 The "Review elf Politick" a great terms of a just treaty or agree- Millvale Pastor Gives 000 priests and 200,000 religious, both men and women, are needed product of Notre Dame University, ment. has had more than one study de- C!j. The right to obtain from the Puerto Rico Retreats in Latin America, Rev. Jose de Guadalupe Mojica, O.F.M., former tailing thè worn of the Central international community redress Verein and of Father Dietz. It ap- of griev4nces arising from unjust Rev. Charles; Kapp, C.S.Sp., pas- singer arid film star, stated here. Father Jose de Guadalupe has for pears from these studies that les- treaties imposed by force. tor of St. Anthiony's Church, Mill- ser men than he discouraged his 7j. The! right to the revision of vale, will retuifn to Pittsburgh to- over a year been conducting'a treaties ¡which are no longer in morrow from Puerto Rico, where campaign for vocations through- out Latin America. accord with fundamental justice. he has been conducting the an- FOUNTAIN PENS nual retreats for members of the \ 8. The I right to recourse to the Parker — Sheaffer procedures of pacific settlement Holy Ghost Fathers stationed in established by the international the island missions. He left l^re Eversharp — Esterbrook Jyly^ST Union Sales and Service community for disputes which dip- Pittsburgh If, P«. lomatic negotiations have failed to GREETING CARDS settle. 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MA MIN 3719 MM ftJ JOHN GENSLINGBR 1C 1-1300 Pillrtwffc, H. 312 Orw» Avo* MMi ML M929 MÉi mmm SIX THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC fhursdaf, Superior general Honor Memory of Brumidi, Of Redemptorists Artist Who Decorated U. Receives Novices CÀIIÌOUC SPC« Washington, Aug. 6—Members try. He was past ^t^fil of Congress, Capitol employees tfan the aeriet of t BY SEBASTIAN C. One Pittsburgher, James Burke, and visitor? packed the Rotunda in® encircling the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Burke, of 7th Inninc of the U. S. Capitol Building here working on this frieze, St. Philomena's Parish, Squirrel to participate in ceremonies mark- I Twas the seventh inning in which Carl Hubbell's "no-hitter" •bove the floor» on Oct Hill, was among a group of 21 ing the 146th anniversary of the was spoiled by Elbie Fletcher's home run back in 1943 and not the fell from the scaffold and young men professed j in the Re-birth of Constantino Brumidi, Ital- injuries wfekli msnlted eighth inning- j. The game was played Jijine 5, at ian artist who spent 25 years dec- demptorist order it the novitiate death four months later. l Fojfoes Field. orating the building. f Your writer recalls the incident as though it of the Mary and Province, Ilches- ob A. Walter, ptttor of SL1 The principal address was giv- rick's Catholic Church, wele yesterday. Jim Kenney, one of the oldest J ter, Md., on Aug. pL At the same en by Dr. Myrtle Cheney Murdock, at his "funeral. ticket sellers at Forbes Field, was seated baok in time 17 candidates were invested wife of Congressman Murdock of Section 14. The writer's son, Freddie, who was not in the Redetaptorist habit Arizona. It was through her efforts On his death he iw yet three years old, was with his daddy, seated near Most Rev. Leonard Buys, C.Ss. that Congress last year ajuthoriz- in the halls of Congress as ed a bronze grave marker for Michaelangelo of the If. S. Jim. He wanted to keep score. And that score- R., rector major and superior gen- Brumidi's grave in Glenwood toL" But it was not until 19 m card is in the writer's possession today. eral of the Redemptorists, who has Cemetery here. She recently pub- later that official recogniliaB* Bob Elliott was the first man up in the seventh come from Rome on a visitation of lished the first biography [and re- voted to: 4,C. Brumidi, inning for the Pirates to facie King Carl HubbelL 1 the order's houses in North Amer- produced color photos of the Cap- American citizen," the title mm He hit to shortstop J urges, who threw to Joe itol artist's works. signed on many of his i^Mtngi; ica, officiated at the ceremony, Orengo for the first put-Oui. Barrett lied out to marking the first time in the his- Born in Italy in 1805, Constan- m rightfielder, Mel Ott, Who incidentally was also tino Brumidi was a Captain of the manager of the New York Giants, for fthe second Isabella tory of the province that the su- Papal Guards. Following ¡the po- 11 Sisters Mark put. Then came Elbie Fletcher. . pericjr general received novices in- litical upheaval in Rome in 1848, Silver Jobileai King Carl was in the hole with three balls and one strike on to the congregation. he fell into disfavor and immi- left-hand hitter Fletcher. On the next pitch Elbie smacked the pill From July 16 to 20 the superior grated to the United States, arriv- general presided at a conference ing in New York in 1852. There he During a Solemn Mass offered into the right field stands for the* painted pictures in St Stephen's Sunday, July 29, in the chapel el Pirated first | and ohly hit of the Existence West Point has set of the superiors of all, Redemptor- its ist houses held at Mount St. Al- Catholic Church, and in the fol-'Moun t Providence, South Hi game, thus Spoiling King Carl's the hig i standards and the tenets lowing year a painting of sS. Peter motherhouse of the Sisters of no-hitter. The win was Hubbell's phonsus Seminary, Esopus, N.Y. for the officer corps of the Army He will visit the Si Louis Prov- and Paul for the Cathedral in Francis, 11 members of. the col 25Gth of his career.'. Philadelphia. He went then to munitjy observed the silver Jubi- Manager J"rankie Frisch had and these must be preserved." ince, and the two provinces in Forget the "great football team, Canada, Toronto and St. Anne de Mexico City where he painted lee of their religious profeeMife Huck Geary leading off, playing Rev. Joseph Skripkus, chaplain at shortstop; Jim Russell, left-fielder, if those on the team are in school Beaupre, before Returning to The Holy Trinityr taj the Cathe- because of . breaking an Honor Rome, in September. dral there the motherhouse, was celebrant in the second slot; Bob Elliott was of the Mass and preached the me- thé third baseman and in the third Code. Very Rev. John M. Frawley, C. Started Work In 1875 Returning to the Uniteq States mori. Rev. Joseph Simonaitis, eil spot. Johnny Barrett, rightj-fielder, We have too much of that to- Ss.R., rector of St. Philomena's, S.S. eter and Paul's Church, 23is* ! Was clean-up in fourth position; day. Sports is receiving a black attended the conference in Esopus. he secured naturalization papers and in 1875, yas com miss abeth, N. J., was deacon, and Elbie Fletcher, first sacker, batted eye because of the individuals who on ed to Aloysius Jurgutis, pastor of fifth. Bill Baker, the catcher, sixth; want to make easy money from decorate 'the f Capitol. H« was a master of fresco painting, Barbara's, Bridgeville, was sub- Vince D'iMaggio, center-fielder, an activity which was never and la- deacon. seventh, find Pete Coscarart, sec- meant to be a "big money" en- Parish Briefs bored tirelessly, fired by a love ond baseman, hit | ; before the terprise. The almighty dollar has of liberty and a desire to f how his The jubilarians k include the pitcher, Friscn started Johnny taken a foothold in athletics which In St Mark's. Church, Kittan- appreciation for his adopted coun- mother superior, Mother LoyQ&t Lanning, but before the game was gradually will cause its i downfall. ning. Rev. Peter Ryang, Korean of St George's Perish, Chicago, HI., who is now the Mother JGee* over, Shuman, Brandt and Dietz Our Catholic schools can be a priest, took a collection for the also saw action J Frank ie Gustine missions in his native land last Serali ton Convent eral of the order; Sister Victoria^ great help to save the situation. St. Casimir's Parish, St Clair, Pe4 and A1 Lopez sat the contest out Athletics should be a medium for Sunday. on the bench. Sister Georgine, b.S.F., who Holds Investiture Sister Agatha, St. Geqfge's, De* the welfare of its students first troit Mich.; Sister Ciane, Sister When Ralph Kiner hit the first as a sound body will always have taught in St Joseph's School, pitch for his 29th homer in the Bloom field, from 1931 to 1941, but Bona venture, Sister Rosalia a sound mind. However, athletics Rev. Williarji P. McGraw, as- Sister Eleanore, o|f SS. Peter seventh inning off Bubba Church in schools today are becoming is now on the missions -in Puerto sistant at Holy Innocents' Rico, is a guest at St. Joseph's Churcjh, Paul's, Elizabeth, N. J.; of the Phillies, the writer remark- spectator and not participant ac- Sheraden, celebrated a Solemn ed to C. Andrew Trocchid who had Convent this week. Matilda, St George's, tivities. Mass in the chapel of Ms rywood, Sister Fidelis, St Casimir's, his family at the gamej; "Sure The annual week-end retreat mot her house of the Sisteis Serv- would be strange to have Kiner's Side; Sister Helena, SS. Peter sponsored by the sodality of An- ants of the Immaculate Heart of, Paul's, Kenosha, Wis., and homer spoil the "no-hitter" like Outdoor Rosary nunciation Church* North Side, Mary, Scranton, on Aug. 2, at Elbie Fletcher spoiled hubbell's * » Joseph Mary, Queen of will be conducted at the parish's which six yjoung women pro- Parish, Brooklyn, N.Y. back a number of season's ago. I In Mount Oliver summer camp, near Laurel Ridge, nounced their temporary vows and think Elbie's homer came in the from Aug. 17 to 19. |I0 others wer4 received Into the seventh inning too.* Searching Set for Aug*15 The annual chicken dinner of novitiate. Bishop William J. Hafey Boys Scouts See P the dust-covered records in the St. Alphonsus' Parish, Murrins- of Scranton presided in the sanc- Inside Catholic Sportdom chest, Sponsored by the Holy Name ville, off which Rev. Edmund J. tuary and received the vows. Rome, Aug. 2 — Nearly tljie score-card of the "Hubbell's Society -of St. Joseph's Parish, Wiethona is pastor, and its mis- Among those making their tem- American . boy scouts, OneTHitter and 250th win" was Mount Oliver, the Rosary will be sion, Epiphany, at Annandale, will through Rome en route to the found. porary vows were two Pit tsburgh- recited publicly, in honor of Our be served at Boyers on Wednes- ers: Sister Mary Claude, the for- enth; world scout jamboree et 1 Baseball brings many memories. Lady of Fatima and for thej cause day, Aug. 15, from 4:00 to 8:00 mer Edith Opferman, of St Ca- Ishl,: Austria, were received Interesting ones! : • of world peace, the evening of PM. . , ' price's Parish, a niece oil Father audience by His Holiness Honor Code Wednesday, Aug. 15 (Feast of the McGraw, and Sister M. Benet, the Pius' XII at CastelgandoUa How do you feel about that Assumption), in the Mount Oli- former Myrna Carlson, of St. Ro- companying the scouts in additi«* West Point scandal?' That query ver Playground, Ormsbyj Ave. and Evans City Parish salia's. ! * to their leaders was Ber. L. was pointed this direction many Otilia St. All residents of the com- Whalen, Catholic Youth Òé| times since the story broke of In the group received into the munity are being asked to parti- To Open New Hall novitiate were three Pittsburghers, tion director of Cincinnati the cadets who violated the honor cipate. | The Holy Father ade code at tjhe school. Lillian Donahoe, Sister Anysia; Rev. Paul M. Lackner, diocesan The newly-completed parish words off greetings to the As a father who has a young- Catherine O'Malley, Sister Mary director of the'Hply Name Society, hall of St. Matthias' Parish, Evans Bride, and Alice McCorrrtick, Sis- who saluted His Holinees ster going into the eighth grade will speak on"Our Lady of Fati- City, of which Rev. Francis J. lively applause and ping at the Epiphany parochial school ter Edwardine. ma," and the prayers Will be led Bailey is pastor, Will be dedicated Rev. Winfrid McDermott, CJ»., Bless America" and tlx! this coming September and a lit- by the assistant pastors of St. on Saturday, Aug. 25, and- opened hymn, "OnlMy Honor." tle girl not quite ready for kinder- who was formerly stationed at St. Joseph's, Rev. Walter J. Scjham- with a chicken dinner to be serv- Paul's Monastery, South Side, de- garden school, the writer feels ing and Rev. Alexander J. Scjiutty. ed that day from 4:00 to 8:00 P.M. the authorities at West Point , • i livered the sermion at the ceremon- were slow in not bringing about The hall, 30 by 60 feet, was ies. Father McGraw was accom- ALPHA D the ouster sooner. U. S»; Needs Priests, built mostly by volunteer labor, panied to Scranton by Rev. James Regardless of what effect the members of the parish being as- L. ^avelle, pastor of Resurrection SUIT ca ouster of the offending cadets More Dioceses, Says sisted by some of their non-Cath- urch, Homevijlle. may have upon the success of olic neighbors, including a number Cardinal on Visit of Protestants and two Jews, j* Complete Rent«] West Point's football team, their 4ifo Driving Service of Men's dismissal under the "honor code" Friends of the parish are] in- Chicago, Aug. 2—More priests 1 should be firm. If the facts are as vited to attend the dinner, for Formal Clothe« and more dioceses are needed in which reservations are being re- made public, those cadets cry- the ynited States, asserted Cardi- DRIVING SCHOOL and Accessorie«? ing that the ouster was a "raw ceived by Father Bailey. We Call at Tour nal Adeodato Giovanni Piazza^ 3007 TtsMbt deal" do not belong at West Point ! O.CJD., secretary of the Sacred Mew Dual-Control Can. Secretary of thie Army Frank Lower Hatea. Satisfaction Consistorial Congregation, on his Phone Main, Office Pace, Jr., in his statement, put it arrival here for a two-day visit. The Hoelzle Hardware - Plantation 1-M«7 ATtaatie 1-Î331 this way: WHITEHALL "In weighing tpis action, the "There is now a big need for (Tw# Dtm (m Whitehall Theater) Chief of Staff and I were also| priests and new dioceses." the ! Compiete Line Hardware, tiriM> influenced by - the fact that an Cardinal „s^id. "Because Of the LawL Equipment Army officer has, in battle, the rapid growth of Catholicism in Wl 1-5981 SI. Vincení PKP Sdiooi responsibility for the lives of men America, there is a pressing need Lafrobt, Pal under his command just as a to create additional dioceses." doctor has the responsibility for .he life or death Of his patients. ÍZJT2 "The integrity of such a man G. S. ZAGOR AS St. Vincent must be above reproach. There is PKK-UGAit no question but that throughout Cea TKACHSa T SAINING COMPANY| Offered: f CLASSICAL Specializing in MUSIC Painting — Sandblasting ItO O F S ST. FRANCIS > j NEW Oft REPAIRED . Pointing —- Caulking H college preparatory school of tn- dition and academic accomplish- j i . Gatters. ' Ptwiy*. St Mary's Church, 46th St.—A mervt. Grades t-12. Est 1847 by MT. GAI.LITZIN ACAD0IY IM Urtai Wet* Product of Our Workmanship Franciscan Fathers. Convenient to-i camion, 70 acres. Full athletic pro- Boardimg School ft toyt - CM Ut at Once! gram. /arsrity and intra-muraL Cat- DAT OK NIGHT HE. 1-2388 alog Father Jade J. Gleesan, Head- BADBN, tA.f'SH 421 PressJey St. tt~''"t » f » Spring Grave. Ffc. gtpnehote Mfg. Co. AL. l4tM Mjgam «ss I Thursday, August 9, 1951 THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC SEVEN Judge O'Toole Mrs. | Margaret Fullman Family Church, Latrobe. Some 25 CHURCH MUSIC i . . ——, -1. other priests were present, includ- DIOCESAN CHURCH MUSIC COMMISSION j Mother of Priest ing Coadjutor Archabbot Denis Solemn Requiem Mass was of- Strittmatter, O.S.B., of St. Vin- t ^ 108 North Dithridge St, Pittsburgh 13 Solemn Qequiem Mass was of- fered Tuesday morning in St. fered Monday morning ip Holy cent's, who -also conducted' the Rev. Thomas W. Jackson, Acting Secretary Raphael's Churjch, Momingside, Family Church, Latrobe, for Mrs. services at the grave in St Vin- for Judge Jamejs L. OToole, Jr., Margaret McDonagh Fuljman, wife cent's Cemetery. of the Court of Common Pleas, DIOCESAN REGULATIONS dlum of expression if he is to prop- of Victor G. Fullman, bf 737 St. Besides her husband and her (The official Church Music erly interpret the artist's compo- who died suddenly Friday even- ing in his home, 4734 Stanton Clair St., Latrobe, andjmother of priest-son, Mrs. Fiillman is sur- Regulations of the Pittsburgh sition. Father Christopher, O.S.B., of the vived by another son, Victor R., Diocese are being published here Ave. Burial was in Calvary Cem- Therefore to teach music as etery. faculty of! St. Vincents College, of Memphis; one daughter, Mrs. weekly, paragraph by paragraph.) music to a potential performer is L&trobe. Mr?/. Fullman died sud- Alberta McCartney, of Pittsburgh; 3. - Newly appointed organists Just completing a ten-year term not enough in ]the field of liturgi- on the Common Pleas Bench, and denly Wednesday night of last four grandchildren; two sisters and choir directors will be on pro- cal music. Th'ï singer must "also week in her home. and one brother, Mary, Josephine bation for a period of three years nominated in last month's pri- be taught to pi lay as the composer maries by both political parties and; Andrew McDonagh, all of at least before obtaining final ap- Father Christopher, who recent- W3jS taught ^to pray. He must be for another term. Judge O'Toole Pittsburgh. proval from the Diocesan Music ly was assigned to take post-grad- taught to combine the two ideas was previous y a member oi Pitts- Commission. During the "proba- uate studies at Oxford University, of music and prayer. Only after burgh's City Council, serving as England, was summon««! by Ihis tion" period they may be called to Made Monsignor the pupil has studied the work of its president for a time, and was superiors to come home by air, but show the progress of their church a composer as the compter him- highly esteer tied« for his integrity the plane he took had to turn back Washington, Aug. 4—His Holi- work. • 4|®llf||t self studied it will he be capable as a public official. after reaching Iceland, because of of sympathetic interpretation. ness Pope Pius XII has named Born 51\years ago in Aspinwall, engine trouble, and the next flight Rev. Joseph C. Fenton, a proles- MUSIC AS HANDMAID The creator of a beautiful piece OF THE ijJTURGY a son of James L. and Mary Cur- was canceled because of atmo- sor at the Catholic University of of liturgical music writes as he ran O'Toole, Judge O'Toole'grad- spheric conditions. He was there- America, here, for, the past 13 By Rev. Cletus Madsen does only because he i& well- (In the 'CJathlulic Educators' uated from the University of No- fore unable to cofne. The celebrant years, to be a Papal Chamberlain 1 trained in the art of. meditating on tre Dame, and began the practice of the Funeral Mass was Rev. Pat- Bulletin') with the title of Very Reverend the things Of God. Through re- of law here in 1926. Later he was rick J. Kitrick. pastor of Holy Monsignor. "Sacred |music, being a com- peated contemplation the com- named United States Collector of plimentary part of the solemn poser becomes inspired to express Interiial Revenue, and served in > 'Li agpii g§g M||g»giggiiig|g|g liturgy, participates in the, general the magnificence, the mercy and that post before being elected to Scope of the liturgy, which is the the^ virtues of God as his medita- City Council. . IGod Love You! glory of God and the sanetification tions unfolded them to him. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. and edification of the faithful. Martina. ' Quinn O'Toole; one Mosti Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, Ph.D., D.D. . . Its proper aim is to add greater To be effective the performer must meditate in rmkch the same daughter, Sheila; his parents; 4 - ——— lr' -;;> efficacy to the tejit, in order that three sisters, Mary; O'Toole, Eliz- through it the faithful may be the manner as \the composer. Since sends prosperity to quicken us> to praise, and adversity both words and musk are written abeth OToole and Mrs. Lorettaj to stirrup to patience and prayer. |. . If a priest is released more easily moved to devotion Ford; and five brothers, Dr. Rich-j and better di.-pbsed for the re- down in symbols jfor the per- from a pri^n in China, his friends have to reimburse the Com- former, guided application is all ard O'Toole, Attorney La wrench ception-of the fruits of grace be- J. O'Toole, John, Charles-and Wil- munists forjthe food lie ate; then they are marked for persecution. longing to the celebration, of the that is now needed.,; Directing in- Have a share in the Church suffering by offering at least the price dividuals until they ate adequate- liam O'Toole. most holy mysteries." ly prepared to recreate the whole Common Pleas Court's Tuesday of one good fneal to the Holy Father's missions. . . GOD LOVE A careful reading of this quo- of a masterpiece is the work of proceedings were adjourned, in YOU to M. S. who sent $250 to the Holy Father's missions. This tation from the Motu Proprio on the Catholic music educator. tribiite t HH i ? EIGHT THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC Thursdiyti TO THE POINT Palestine Brother Gabriel Dominicali Nun Dies, Clip for Native of Braddock (Continued from 3age 4) (Continued from Page One) Dies in Hospital; wouldn't that be an itrusion by year since the problem began, but 56 Years in Order Columbus, Aug. 2—Sister M, a religious group in c ¡vie affairs, it is another thing to solve the Sybilina (Miller), a member of the •T Itti c contrary to it ideal "separation problem at its toots." Dominican Sisters fo t the past 33 of church and state?" And if it Very Rev. Ernest Welch, pro- Not Political vincial of the Passionist Order, years, died on July 2 7 at the Con- tlx condition» doesn't say anything, won't it be It is not a political question, as Jubile« giving tacit approval to what it was celebrant of Solemn'Requieiti vent of St. Mary's o: the Springs» thé many people would have the Mass yesterday morning in St. is supposed to denou ice? ìn- here, and was b uried in the com- American pubi c believe. The in- Paul's Monastery Church, South of tat« The decision will be worth terests of threejreligious groups munity cemeter y, fallowing Sol- t* Cai Watching for. Side, for Brother Gabriel Kelly, the Jews, the Christians ana tue C.P., a member of the order for emn Requiem Mass: offered on *• Baty Moslems—are involved, Msgr. Mc Í¡*pL „ the past 56 years, who died Sim- Saturday. Born Jewish Solidarity Mahon pointed out. in B raddock, Pa., ». OM JM day afternoon. 51 years agoj, Sister Sybilina enter- latiMl The "Ameiican-Jewiéh Out- Because, ¡as a part of the United '¿i «td not Brother| Gabriel, who has two ed Ithe convent in 1918 and bad ». Am priytn et Ibok," weekly published here, re Nations, wç have voted for the brothers tind two nephews in the taught in various schools conduct- Tha Oar fH|«|, ports that the Federation of Jew- partition of! Palestine, we have a tb* Olm Jh» Passionist Order, had spent his ish Philanthropies; was recently ¡moral obligation to work for the ed by her ordftr. For the past five The Oir Pitt«, ' religious life serving his order in th« Glary—one* 5. successful in getting the Com- !implementatjk>rj of the U.N. deci- years she héd been «rippled by » ol ite Hofe ~ its various houses as cook, tailor, munity CheSt to reconsider a de- sions regarding this area, includ- arthritis, causing sev ere pain, but Tha Ag ialljijrp stone mason, mechanic and shoe- Tha Half NM Mw cision to drop Mojitenpi e Hospi- ing the vote !to internationalize the for a time she continued to teach invocation "Qaaea ef maker. Since 1948 he had been at tal from its list of agencies for City of Jerusalem and its environs, music, from a wheel chair. St Paul's, working as a sandal- The Iba Haly its 1952 campaign. Msgr. McM ihon declared. v She is survived by two brothers, It la abo The Chest has only three hospi- maker. Anthony and John Miller, of Pitts- of obligation, thai Ip tals in its list—Montefiore, Home- "The Palestinian Arabs are the) Born 82 years ago in Washing- burgh. Pope Pius JCn innocent victims of ihe warfare Year 1980 be mÜflP stead and McKeesport.—and it ton, D. C., a son of the late The churchaa daaicnatatf fer; announced some weeks ago that that engulfed them and forced! Charles and Mary Daley Kelly, oI Pittsburgh are WWl m them out of their homes, and asj St Peter's ^ (remanda 9U. ' ' it would drop all of these next Brother Gabriel was raised in Convention St Acnaa.' year. The board of the Federation the fourth successive ¡year of this! Pittsburgh, attending elementary pwl of Jewish Philanthropies, feeling tragedy now begihs, ilt finds theml school here. He made his pro- in the same continuing need, while (Continued frnm Page 1) JANITOR, HOU1 that it should have been consulted fession as a Passionist in 1895, at and a number of ¡¡ocial events about the cutting off of Monte- their state of mind must be de- St. Paul's. X Wanted; man and scribed as one of despair. have also been scheduled, Opening janitor and ho fiore, one of its member agencies, Surviving are three brothers, with a pre-conventicn ball Mon- adopted a resolution declaring "The United States cannot af- Father Fabian Kelly, C.P sta- day evening Aug. 20. city parish; iivi •'that we shall not permit our- ford to forsakje thèse exiles, and on premises. W: tioned at Kalespell, Mont.; Brother On Wednesday evening the de- selves to be divided, but shall the radical mjotive for such aid Edmund Kelly,. C P., at Dunkirk, references andipart i maintain the unity and integrity legates will be the guests of the goes fari beyond a mutual security N. Y.; and Charles Kelly, o. Pitts- convention committee at. the G. M.f care of TheP of the Federation, and shall take program: it is pasic justice on our - burgh; and two sisters, Mrs. football game, at Forbes Field, be- Catholic. I whatever steps may be necessary part to keep on helping these hun- Catherine Steinmeyer and Mrs.| to strengthen it to the end that tween tihe Pittsburgh; Steelers and dreds of thousands of innocent vic- Elizabeth Schuster, both of Pitts-f the New York Yankees profes- FOk HÈCtC^ the needs of the member agencies tims, of.jhomelejss people. burgh. He also leaves two may be adequately served." And, sional teams as a benefit for ttye Woman who can cook "We go wejll beyond politics nephews, Father Norman Kelly) Catholic Palestra j Foundation'. armed with this resolution, a when we poin^ out to the desig- C.P., at St. Paul\s, and Father and frugali^, with a committee of the Federation put Reservations for this game may of menu; and also a „ nated representatives of the Leonard Steinmeyer, C.P., at Un- be made by local knights and its case before the Community American people that there can be to keep the rectory In ion .City, N. J., and a niece, Sis- their friends. On ] Wednesday ! Chest and won the restoration of no security in the Middle East un- order. There are thre$ Montefiore; to next year's list. ter Elizabeth,, of the St. Joseph evening, a special program will til the problems! of the Palestinian community, stationed at Indiana, be given at the William Penn Hotel Address Pastor, 40 This waá a revelation of Jewish refugees is solved. [The very ex- Pa. by the Musart Players of Pitts- Ave., Braddock. solidarity; it was a revelation of istence of the problem has caused Father Norman was deacon at burgh. 1 Various tours and lunch- the deep, unified interest of the not only complet^ privation among the Funeral Mass; Very Rev. eons are being planned for wives HOUSEKEEPER Jewish group in its welfare agen- the victims themselves; it has also Gregory Flyan, rector of St. Paul's, of the ; delegates. Housekeeper, car« of cies, and the Community Chest brought about an economic and was subdeacon, and the sermon I I l recognized! that such solidarity moral crisis in Middle East, The' convention delegates will child, i Patents emL was preached by Rev. Raphael represent over 805,000 members of and such interest is an invaluable embittering every honorable citi- Duffy, C.P. Write HI K., care of Tht asset in its' fund-raising campaign. zen of the natioris involved." the order located in 2,700 councils burgh Catholic. t | in all the States of the Union, 'Sister Jerome Canada, Newfoundland, Alaska, I PAINTINGS Radio Listings | iMariaii Rally Nova Scotia, Mexico, Cuba, Puerto •.: n V 1 Rico, Panama and Philippine Gorgeous, ' colorful fio V Friday, Aug. 10 Sister Jerome (Gross), a mem- Islands. ' landscapes, action 4:15 to 4:30 P. M., WBUT, Butler | (Continued from Page 1) ber of the Sisters of Divine Prov- cola. Fukco, pastor of St. Peter's, interest appeal» thri (1580); St. Fidelis' Seminary idence for 63 years, died last Sun- HOUSEKEEPER Eichleay, 1006 Arlingtsti fAngelus Hour." New.' Kehsington, will be deacon day morning, and was buried yes- *:00 to 8:15 P.M., WEDO Mc- and ReW Gerald A. Schroth, pas- terday in the community ceme- Housekeeper wanted for HEmlock 1-2241. : Keesport, Vesper Hour; Very tor oit Mother of Sorrows Church, tery, following Solemn Requiem rectory; two priests; out. of Rev. Alphonse Mihm, pastor of Muifrysvill , wilji be subdeacon. Mass offered in the cjhapel of the city. Write S,' A., tare of The mm Directing the, program at the community's motherhouse, Prov- Immaculate Conception Church, Pittsburgh Catholic. SAVOY HOTEL |i|í*t Irwin. stadium/ will be Very ¡Rev. Al- idence Heights, Allison Park. WILDWOOD, IT. I. 8:15 to 8:30 A.M., WJAS (1320): phonse Mihfn,. pastor of Im- Stationed for the past ten years HOUSE FOR SALiE I 26th Ave. at Ocean. Few ft* . St. Patrick's Church. maculate Conception Church, Ir at the motherhouse. Sister Jerome" St. Bernard's 2 blocks; Boardwalk. Outride modern winL and the mast «ri of cprpmon Hot Jc cold water. Private K Sunday, Aug!. 12 win. and the master of ceremon- had previously taught in schools English Tudor br ck; corner Bathin« from Hotel. Outside hoi 8:00 to 8:30 A. M., WISH, Butler ies at Benediction will be Rev. conducted by her order, including cold showers. Free perkmf. Erjmjnerai.-Rettgèr, O.S.I lot, 117x110; 4 bedrooms, 2-8010. M (680): "Hour of St. Francis." ., profes- those in East Liberty, Brownstown, $22,000. Call FI ¡1-7510 9:00 to 10:00 A.M., \^JAS: St. sot of liturgy and [moral theolo- Rochester, Castle Shannon, Penn, i Patrick's Church. gy at St. Vincent's Seminary. Rev. Johnstown and North Side. She ; Gregory McAtee, O.S.B., pastor of "Th« imjsrnmomm 9:15 to 9:45 A. M., kQV (141^: was born 90 years ago in Dover, Ocean City. N. J. Mosit Blessed Sacrament Cathed- O., a daughter of the late Peter mUAlÀMUtO \ "Ave Maria Hour. ral, , Greensburg, will lead the 710 Moortyn Ter. Kr. beaeb * OalwMMr 10:00 to 10:30 A. M., WMCK, Mc- and Margaret Seikel Gross. | European only - Some private IwMHBp prayers. . ROOFING O Large Porch & Sua Deck. PImm ÜR^^ Keesport (1360): "Ave Maria Ai^sistin^ at the ceremonies will ••••ral Nmm RiplH I Hour." > INVERIMI « EKTIIliK JMS 10:30 to 10:45 A. M., WPIT (730): be other priests of the Greensburg Catholic Daughters f Flawt Werk. IASY tCIM. Diocese and of the Benedictine • CM Va Tmdmy. "Hour of St. Francis." Court Allegheny J0:30 to 11:00 A. ML, WESA, Char- community at St. Vincent's. M. LI FSH ER ft Mil The court will hold ä corn rosist sot i. cm« st.. rn. J. r». HI. Mm ELLIOTT leroi: "Hour of St. Francis." Wednesday evening, Aug. 29, froim S7 8. New fork Am 12:45 to 1:00 P. M., WISR, Butler: Bishop to Preside 5:00 to 10:00 o'clock, at the ATLANTIC CITY» H. i. "Butter Catholic Hour." "chapel" of Riverview Park. Mrs. V, block i» ». Mil Indar At Investiture Rite Dinner and Lunch 1 biodi to baarh. -1:15 to 1:30 P. M., WKST, New John Whyte will be in charge. ... at . , . Castle (1280): "Salve Regina Maderat« ratea Hour." Bishop John F. Dearden will Tm Fhane 4-751« 1:30 to 2:00 P.M.; WLOA, Brad- preside at ceremonies of profes- Tomlinson Holl 1 dock (1550): Lithuanian Cath- sion and reception at 10:00 o'clock MORTGAGE Open Daily— olic Hour. Wednesday mornipg, Aug. 15, at LOANS Sundays and Holidayt Ball Modi to St 2:00 to 2:30 P. Mi, KDKA (1020).: St. Joseph's Convent, motherhouse • . Catering to Weiilag the boardwalk and UM of the Daughters of the Divine Re- Breakfast« sal Beeeptieas privata battu; running "Catholic Hour/' rooms. 4:00 to 4:30 P. Mi WCAE: Musart deemer, Elizabeth, Pa. * i 'ft ^ K I Club. r Wilkinsburg Sarah Tornitateli 17:00 to 7:15 P. M., WRYO (Ro- DAUM ft HELM til Ridre Amontan j Chester) K. of C. Rosary broad- Federal Savings FA t-tm •7#7f 84. láaMtirt - Mkrnm m i cast HARDWARE CO. 8:00 to 8:30 P, M„ WBVP. Beaver 623-625 East Ohio Street Falls (1230): "Catholic Truth North Side. Pittsburgh c¿ Loan Ássn. Hour." Everything for the repair and 7ft Pano Ave., Wilkinsbarg 1