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portant speech was on the
Eucharist and Our Lady.
He gave up teaching in the
seminary toward the end of 1919,
when he received another im
portant assignment. The new
Bishop Marelli of Bergamo was
very much concerned about the
situation of youth, particularly
those seminarians just back from
the war.
Other events, too, worried the
Bishop. Shortly after the war
Italy became the scene of com
munist and extreme left-wing
socialist demonstrations. There
were clashes between workers
and police and between socialists
and the followers of a new
leader whose party was called
Fascist.
Bishop Marelli, aware of the
atmosphere of unrest from
which the young seminarians
came, was anxious to place them
in kind yet strong hands. He
appointed Father Roncalli as the
seminary’s spiritual director.
Roncalli liked young people
and knew how to deal with
them. The most important thing
was to get their confidence and
this he obtained after the first
meeting. He was very successful
in this work, but his days in
Bergamo were numbered.
World War I also had created
a chaotic situation in the mission
territories of the Church. The
war was the first instance in
which natives of many African
and Asian colonies of Great
Britain and France had fought in
armies of those countries.
This had an adverse effect on
the work of missionaries, both
Catholic and Protestant. After
the war the missionaries were
faced with the problem of re
pairing the material and spirit
ual damage.
Father Roncalli was 40-years-
old when he received the call to
go to Rome. In November, 1921,
Pope Benedict XV summoned
him to become an official of the
Sacred Congregation . for the
Propagation of the Faith, the
Church’s administrative office
for the care of the missions.
To those who knew him it was :
not an unexpected call. He had
administrative talents for the
job assigned. He was given the
task of studying how best to co
ordinate the various national or
ganizations supporting the mis
sions.
D ut not even those who knew
his talents could anticipate that
this was to be the first direct
step to be taken on the long I
road leading to the papacy.
(To Be Continued)
GOING TO THE PICKRICK?
GEORGIA'S FOUR K. OF C. DISTRICT DEPUTIES
Charles C. Chesser, State Deputy, Knights of Columbus, re
cently announced the appointment of four District Deputies for
Georgia, THE BULLETIN is pleased to present a brief biographical
sketch of the newly appointed Deputies. V
1ST DISTRICT
FLEM G. CLIETT is a native
of Savannah, attended the Mar-
ist Brothers School and gradu
ated from Benedictine Military
School. He received his A.B.
in English from Spring Hill Col
lege, Mobile, Alabama, and did
post-graduate work at Ford-
ham University, New York.
He has been in the life in
surance business for the past 5
years and currently is an agent
for the Massachusetts Mutual
Life Insurance Company.
Mr. Cliett is married and the
father of three children, and
a member of Sacred Heart
Church. He is a member of the
Savannah Toastmaster Club
and of the Spring Hill Alumni
Club.
He is a past Grand Knight of
Savannah Council No. 631.
3RD DISTRICT
GORDON T. MOSS became a
member of the Knights of Col
umbus at Asheville, N. C., in
1939. He became a 4th Degree
member in 1945 at Long Beach,
California. At the present time
he is the Senior Trustee and a
charter member of Council No.
4420 in Atlanta; Faithful Ad
miral and Past Faithful Navi
gator of the Archbishop Gerald
P. O’Hara General Assembly in
Atlanta.
Mr. Moss is a member of St.
Anthony’s Holy Name Society
and a charter member of the
Serra Club of Metropolitan At
lanta. He is married to the for
mer Bertha Nell Callahan of
Atlanta and is the father of two
teen-age sons and a teen-age
daughter.
FLEM G. CLIETT
GORDON T. MOSS
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the father of two children, Rob
ert, age 11, and Pamela Jean,
age 5. The Dworniks are mem
bers of St. Teresa’s parish.
Mr. Dwornik is the president
of St. Teresa’s PTA, a past
Grand Knight of Council No.
3607, Albany, and a member of
the Fourth Degree Assembly.
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SAVANNAH, — Funeral serv
ices for Dewey A. Holm, were
held July 21st at the Sacred
Heart Church.
Survivors are four sisters,
Mrs. R. A. Jiran and Mrs. W. E.
Taylor, both of Savannah, Mrs.
F. E. Millan, Ridgeway, Penn.,
and Mrs. Don Cason, St. Augus
tine, Fla., one brother, Charles
R. Holm, Savannah; and a num
ber of nieces and nephews.
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4TH DISTRICT
THOMAS GRIFFIN, istrict
deputy of the 4th distrid. join
ed Atlanta Council No. 660 in
1939. Mr. Griffin was grand
knight of the Atlanta Council
in 1946 and 1947.
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The newly appointed district
deputy became a Fourth Degree
member of the Knights of Col
umbus in 1945 and served as
Faithful Navigator of the At
lanta group in 1953 and 1954.
Mr. Griffin helped organize
Council No. 4599, Marietta, in
1958, and served as its first
grand knight.
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R. C COLBERT, President
Sister IViary
Bernadine Conlin
Dies At Ashevilfe
BELMONT -— Sister Mary
Bernadine Conlin of Sacred
Heart Convent died at St.
Joseph’s Hospital in Asheville
July 24 after a lingering ill
ness. Sister Bernadine was cha
racterized by cheerfulness, gen
tleness and great patience es
pecially in the last days of her
illness and was an inspiration
to all.
Known in the world as Miss
Louise Conlin of Charlotte, she
entered the Convent on June
24th, 1914 and was professed
on January 6th, 1917. At the
time of her death she was in
the 43rd year of her Religious
Profession as a Sister of Mercy.
She was born in Savannah
and lived many years in Char
lotte.
Sister Bernadine has been
missioned during her years as a
Sister at the Catholic Orphan
age in Nazareth, N. C.; at Mercy
Hospital in Charlotte; at St.
Children Petition
For Boy Behind
Iron Curtain
CHICAGO, (NC)—Four hun-
' dred grade school children here '
have formally petitioned Vice
President Nixon to intercede
with Soviet Premier Khru
shchev for an 18-year-old boy
who is behind the Iron Curtain
in Lithuania.
The pupils of Springfield
Township grade school, near
Michigan City, Ind., have asked
the Vice President to appeal
personally to the Soviet chief
on behalf of Gedeminas Kav-
aliunas, son of Jones Kavaliun- .
as, one of their teachers.
Mr. Kavaliunas fled Lithuan
ia in 1944 with his wife and
year-old daughter. He has been
Joseph’s Hospital in Asheville
and at Sacred Heart in Belmont.
Funeral Mass was offered at
10:00 a. m. Monday, July 27th,
at Belmont Cathedral with Rt.
Rev. Vincent Taylor, O.SH., of
ficiating.
Survivors are Mrs. Peter P.
Corley of Charlotte; Mr. Pat
rick Conlin of Jacksonville
Beach, Florida, and two nieces,
Misses Mary Louise and Marga
ret Antonette Conlin.
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trying to get his son, left be~-
hind in Lithuania because of
illness, to America for 15 years.
Mr. Nixon flew to Mos
cow on July 25 to open the
American Fair. The petition
was forwarded to the Vice
President by Rep. John Brade-
mas of Indiana, with his own
recommendations.
Mr. Kavaliunas, who lives in
Chicago when not teaching in
Michigan City, Ind., became an
American citizen in 1956. His
. wife, a real estate broker, be
came a citizen at the same
time.
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