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^Sstjs^Srsi^Itoy* For^The Youngsters . **.-****# «*-.»,«"f,-v.if*?".**$,*>*•$*• •»«j*ai * 5?^MdA£laVa*MMitB*a«Bc*MBa|f>a . * JA' 4% RoehMtar, N. Y. 4 ^Vv%l > C0URIER.JOURNAL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 198S *i«** 5r' i"i'i'"j'iiyujj| Mercy Grads Set 'Harvest Ball' Qothing Appeal WmbMlmr LCBA Group S*H Am*„+l Dim Addta* to Thuilufivlnf fes ters to contact aa many members ^ V3?*if*er^»..»i tlvltiea, Our LadLady of Mercy •a possible to solicit their sup­ Bp. Carroll Consecrated Catholic Benevolent Association Alumnae Association are plan­ port. j/v* { Sent From Korea ning a "Golden Harvest Ball", Monastery Liie branch will twheld at HoJy Trin I^ VfcttirJEeh© Miss Mary Kay White will GBVH la their annual Fall Semi-Formal, head the ticket committee aatlsft l^ity Parish Hall, Webster, on Wed on Friday, Nov. 27 at the Rbch- Pittsburgh Auxiliary ed by Miss Patricia Born. Pro­ By Hita Jennings intaunj,.^ eater Club. Geneva ~ A Geneva girl who , „_ , Told On Sides 10Q% ANTMUOfPiQIi; ceeds from the dance will ipoti- Life In a nearby'Benedictine Mias Catherine A. Robinson, is getting a first hand picture of I Pittsburgh — (NC) — Episcopal consecration rite* held l-aor a full tuition scholarship to monastery was the stibjesct of ah general chairman, and Miss Mari­ (•Our Lady of Mercy High School, illustrated lecture given at the KG lyn J. Wlnfleld, Honorary Chair­ awarded on competitive scholas­ for th ostRev Cohmn F c rroU made him the home in-appeal for clothing and, home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter man and President of the Asso­ tic standing to a sister or daugh­ STOVI ^sstjs^srsi^itoy* for^the youngsters . i**$*!%* ir, ! «*i - -* **Cunningham , 115 Penfleld Road, ciation, are setting up commit­ ter of an alumna. NUT homMise sa nRit anneaa Jenningsl for ciothim, daughte? »nd.auxiliarr y Bishop in the 110-year old Diocese of Pittsburgh. Rochester, to the local friends of Oft. Mr. wjd JMrs. Thomas Jen­ Carroll sad the late James Mount Saviour on Monday, Nov* (Bishop Carroll la the son of IF YOU MUFM OUR "WnW ••a«)5ar"rV£> ^ nings, RicharcTAve., is a recrea­ Carroil, termer Boehecteriana. 9, by the Rev. Gregory Borgstedt, FAMOUS SUSQUEHANNA - A»r *Z«.75 *T«f f the late Mrs. Margaret Hogan O.S.B. tion worker in an Army service His two uncles, the late John aikaiaAP /"nai- -i»if - •.- £k|!«3M*M4«t club In Puian. A letter from Miss and the late Thomas E. Car­ Father Borgstedt, Sub-Prior of I* --',. '<! GOD LOVE YOU! MONROE^ IH. m\m ' 125HOW0M i , W| Jennings was read to members roll were widely known In Mount Saviour Monastery, re­ viewed the history of its pro­ of the Rosary Society of St Rochester. He haa mhttiyes gress near Elmlra, and through By MOST REV. FULTON J. SHEEN Francll de Sales Church Mon­ living both in Rochester and •A day. the medium of colored slides, Syracuse who attended the showed the development of this As a result of the letter, the consecration.) »-Tftf WtttN Stephen, the first martyr was stoned, the executioners Rosary members will take gifts farmhouse community in the two NATIONAL AMBU H i a Excellency Archbishop « Mfef their garmeats at the feet of a young bigot named £auk for the Korean children to the years since its establishment in And ©*ytest Service, Inc -* SocaMsler. & %£ « e - - ^4«« Stephen probably gave no thought to that little good Pharisee annual Christmas party, Dec 14. A m 1 e t o Giovanni Cieognanl, the Chemung Valley. LOcust 57S7 # « Apostolic Delegate to the United watching the robes of murderers. And yet If he could lave PLANS FOB the event were THIS BENEDICTINE monas­ States, was the consecrator. The looked Into the future, he would have seen Saul turned into a discussed at a meeting attended tic community, the only one of Awhalapnao ceremonies were witnessed by St. Paul, the champion and master bonder of the Churctsf' by 80 members. Mrs. Jay Coch­ its kind in New York State, has »•» H oSHS. , '"I OnHfuMlQvmM rane, president, thanked the vol­ more than two-score Archbishops no outside association with k a> Stephen did not reap a harvest of souls, nor did he see It unteers who assisted at the L'SO. and Bishops, possibly the largest schools or parishes, but follows G~tt» a. *<imi.i,. reaped; yet he was sowing it while he lived and more Important, A report on the convention of number of hierarchy members the Holy Rule of St. Benedict sowing it when he died. Many do good trt this world without ever to gather in this great in­ through prayer and manual the Rochester Diocesan Council A NEW CANUAC ADDED TO OUR FUET — lOcuil 57S7 ever living to see the fruit. But what Is well done for God is never ester, was given by Mrs. Howard dustrial metropolis. labor. Retreatants and Ii lends, lost Groden. Governor John S. Fine of however, are encouraged to.visit $!0 Anywhtra In tacfmlw Lose IHrtauiea Traaatftn h i After the business meeting, a Pennsylvania, Mayor David Lawr­ the Mount Saviour guest house BISHOP CARKOIX ence of Pittsburgh and numer­ for periodic stays and join with As Chinese Communists put twentieth century Stephens white elephant sale was conduct • ous other state and local officials the monks in secluded prayef to death, as they exile thousands of others from the land they ed under the auspices of Mrs. ^mmmmmitimLmmmmmmmmmmm Mary Souders. Money for the were among those attending the and meditation. love, we must not forget that God never allows a Good Friday sale will be used to purchase a The first permanent construc­ without an Kaater Sunday. The mliwlonarlea are perhaps doing consecration. More than two- Christmas layette for the Visit­ Dads-Daughters tion of this monastic settlement more good far the Church la China under persecution than they score Monsignori, over a thous­ DEER SKINS ing Nfirsing Service. on the farm land west of Elmlra dkt In peacetime. The average of conversion* per priest In China and priests and nuns, and a large A musical program followed has been the erection of an octa­ up until the time of persecution was only forty a year. More Dine At College outpouring of the laity made up the meeting. Three selections the remainder of the capacity gonal-shaped chapel dedicated to YOUR TROPHY DOR souls are being saved by being witness.-* to Christ through were sung by 24 girls of St Najareth College students will „ Our Lady Queen of Peaces- suffering love, than by being preachers and apologists. Stand­ C 1 gatlo a Francis de Sales choir. The Greco hase a Ions anticipated date with , °2f £ 1 A "Benedictine Academy" is IS VALUABLE ing before the Communist judges our missionaries must think their favorite "young men", Sat Bishop John F. Dearden of contemplated which will offer sisters entertained with a tap | Pittsburgh and Bishop Michael J. FOt MAKING them all alike as Stephen thought all were alike who stoned . -dance and Miss Josephine Lazio urday exening. Nov. 14. lectures and conferences to the Ready of Columbus were co-con- s ..~ ... JACKETS and GldVSilf him: but as Stephen's dearth converted Saul, so the sufferings sang, "Dark Town Strutters The date is the annual Father- laity on the theology, philosophy, of our priests, brother* and Sisters In Chins will effect the con­ Ball" and "Vaya Con Dios", ac Daughter banquet, sponsored by secrators. liturgy and allied ecclesiastical version of many Communists. companled by the choir members. the -Sodality of Our Lady. At this Bishop Emmet M. Walsh of subjects. 1 • HIDE TANNING -pM* A pantomlne was given by Mrs. time, the young women will re- Youngstown, OX, preached the, verse the usual situation and ask sermon, and directed attention to Bishop Cuthbert O'Gara recently released from Chinese torture Madeline Laun and Mrs. Ann I • ^NUMC|URIN©|* the dads to he their guests at a the Importance of the consecra­ said that if the Communists were to leave China tomorrow, the Laggan. Mrs. Marjorle Tyler en tertained with an Irish jig. turkey dinner in the college caie- tion ceremony In human affairs. Kinney Honored Church In China would be unable to handle the millions of con­ terla. I * TAXIDERMIST verts that would be made. Refreshments were served IN TRIBUTE .to the newly con­ later by Miss Marianne Moracco The Rev Kdward Lintz and the By Area Knights Rev. William H. Shannon will be secrated Bishop, the Youngstown' and her society band members. prelate said that "he was born Presentation to John J. Kinney We shall not have a share In the missionaries' glory unless the punnpal after-dinner speak­ of a Jeweled Knights of Colum­ of exemplary Catholic parents" we BOW have a share In their Ignominy. Khali this earth of ours ers. bus gold ring by Grand Knight At West Main St QMH naaua. be one vast Gethsemsse na we sleep In the Garden? Seal your and the home made by his moth­ AFTKR DINNER, the Naza­ George F. Vlck, Jr., climaxed a •^iiiiiiiiriaiiMUT«ui»OT '' self with s Cross to be one with the dry martyrs of our er "was "a sanctuary ol love, Dinner Report Given reth Cnllcj-re Glee Club, under the testimonial for the retiring dis-, twentieth century Church. Apply the cross of sacrifice to your human and divine. In which' direct Inn of J. T. Hollenbach. will trlct deputy of Rochester district' life. Send a raise in salary, or your old gold, or the equivalent To Canandaigua CDA priestly vocations blossomed In Monday In the K. of C. club-' entertain the fathers with a few the souls of her three sons." of what you spend oa cigarettes to train ealecblsts, to help cure J Cansndaljrua—Catholic Da ugh musical selections.
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