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PAGE 2—THE BULLETIN, July 22, 1961
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In Hokkaido, Japan, Maryknoll Father Donald J. Vittengl, of Glens Falls, N. Y. and his
young students enjoy an old-fashioned watermelon-eating contest at his mission there.
Although the Catholic Church is making slow progress in Japan, missioners report that
their youth work is paying off. Unlike the U. S., non-Catholic parents in Japan are anx
ious to enroll their children in Catholic schools, with the result that many new Catholic
schools are over-subscribed even before construction is completed. (NC Photos)
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USTTHE GOOD OLD SUMMERTIME
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Says Angola
Missions Closed
To Protect Lives
LISBON—(NC) — Protestant
missions in strife-torn Angola,
along with Catholic missions,
were closed only to protect
missionaries’ lives, it has been
stated here by the Portuguese
General Overseas Agency.
The agency, an official gov
ernment body, spoke in answer
to Protestant and other com
plaints against the closings by
Portuguese officials in the west
African territory, where an up
rising by African nationalists
has taken thousands of lives.
The agency said that “the
decisions reached by authori
ties in Angola to close down
those Protestant missions lo
cated in areas that have been
subjected to attacks by the ter
rorists—which decisions apply
equally to Catholic missions—
have their basis only in our
concern for insuring public
safety and protecting the lives
of the missionaries who work
ed and lived in those areas.”
It continued:
“In view of the fact that the
Portuguese authorities have
not, up to now, learned of any
specific reasons which might
provide a definite and positive
assurance that the Protestant
missionaries would be accord
ed special and favorable treat
ment by the terrorist bands,
there was absolutely no basis
for excluding them from the
security measures that were
generally adopted with regard
to other organizations and per
sons.”
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Too much speed on the high
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ODE TO SUMMER
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$y Th» ft«v, Robert N. WhwtM
A young man working at the
beach for the summer wrote
the following note home.
“Dear Dad: Gue$$ what I
need mo$t of all. That’S right.
thing ever happens here. We
kNOw you like the beach,
beach. Write us aNOther let
ter. NOw I have to say good
bye. Your Dad.”
That’s just one of the*prob-(
lems of Summertime. Dad has
to worry about what Junior is
doing in his spare time at the
beach, and Junior has to he
concerned about financing his
beer, belles, battles and bed
ding at the beach.
Longfellow, obviously talk
ing about a different kind of
Summer from our modern
type, got quite lyrical about
the whole business in “A Sum
mer Day by the Sea.”
“O Summer day by the joy
ous sea! . . . O Summer day so
wonderful and white ... So
full of gladness and so full of
pain.” He wasn’t kidding about
the gladness and pain.
What caused Mr. Longfellow
gladness I wouldn’t dare to
say. But I would dare to say
what causes the gladness
found in modern vacationers.
Four Roses in the Fifth, of
course. Or Ballantine in the
Bottle, maybe.
What causes the pain?
That’s easy. The five M’s of
Summer, of course. Mosquito-
bites, Morning-afters, Masses-
missed, Modesty-unveiled, and
Money-burned.
There’s not much we can do
about the first M, except use
Buggo-spray. After all, the lit
tle stingers are God’s crea
tures, even if we suspect that
He put them on earth just to
teach us that we do dwell in
a vale of tears. Even on vaca
tion.
There’s no morality in being
bitten by a mosquito, however,
unless it’s the language you
use when he chomps into your
epidermis. So we can pass on
to the next Summertime haz
ard — Morning-afters.
A beach-house without booze
is like Judy without Punch.
Even youngsters who stick to
Cokes at home seem to de
mand beer as soon as their
toes touch the sand. It’s a
shame, when you think of it,
because so many folks spend
their whole hard-earned vaca
tion not knowing what they’re
doing. And when each morn
ing is a morning-after, it takes
most of a miserable day to get
ready for the night’s drinking
bout.
This leads us quite natural
ly — or un-naturally, if you
prefer — into the next hazard
— Masses-missed. You can
have time off from your job.
But just as there’s no time off
from marriage vows, there’s
no vacation from religious du
ties.
The churches near the
beaches, thank heaven, are
quite crowded during the
Summer rush. But there are
very many, undoubtedly, who
let their morals relax at vaca
tion time. The first thing to
slip is Sunday Mass.
The next miserable M of
Summer is Modesty-unveiled.
If * a n^, a n from Mars* even
landed on one of our beaches
during July, he’d probably be
so frightened he would forget
all about seeing our leader
and swish back home.
Even though the skin ex
perts say that too much sun
will make our skin wrinkly,
there will always be sun-wor
shippers in our midst. This
would be dandy, but some
beach outfits are so skimpy
that it’s a wonder there’s
enough to go around.
The Money-burned problem
faces us all. We pay good cash
to furnish meals for the mos
quitoes, to suffer from sun
burn and then buy lotions and
potions to survive, to eat hot
dogs for dinner, and to drink
moonshine in the sunshine.
When we return home—weary
and tanned and broke—there’s
hardly enough money left to
buy milk for the kids at
school.
Not that I’m a spoilsport
about these things. Everyone
is entitled to his fling. Just so
he doesii’t fling too far,
though.
Longfellow, not I, said that
Summer is full of gladness and
pain. There’s no reason why
there should be so much pain,
though. It’s meant to be glad
ness and recreation and relax
ation.
If our vacation is not de
lightful, it’s because we have
chosen to let the five M’s of
Summmmmer spoil a Summer
time that should be blessed
with God’s companionship and
His smile of approval.
AUSTRALIAN
VIGIL FOR
WORLD PEACE
SYDNEY, Australia — De
spite rain, blustering winds
and winter cold, 1,500 pilgrims
of all ages spent one whole
night in prayer in the mother
church of Australia, St. Mary’s
Cathedral here.
Organized by laymen, the
vigil was attended by Norman
Cardinal Gilroy, Archbishop of
Sydney (June 30-July 1). The
pilgrims included Australians,
Chinese, Italians, Hungarians,
and Indonesians.
The pilgrims, some of whom
traveled from the far north
coast, prayed for Christian un
ity, world peace, the “Church
of Silence” behind the Iron
and bamboo curtains, and the
conversion of communists.
A large crowd also attended
a similar vigil in St. Francis’
church, Melbourne.
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Devotion To Blessed Virgin Is
"Mark Of Truly Catholic Heart"
(N.C.W.C. News Service)
LISIEUX, France — Devo
tion to the Blessed Virgin “is
the mark of a truly Catholic
heart,” His Holiness Pope
John XXIII said in a radio
broadcast to a national con
gress studying Mary’s spiritual
motherhood.
The Pope told the closing
session of the French national
Marian Congress (July 9):,
“Whatever may be our state of
life and our responsibilities,
we are all of us enveloped by
the sweet maternity of the
Virgin Mary, who does for us
the same things done by all
mothers for their children: she
loves, she watches, she pro
tects, she intercedes.”
Catholic Area
Hardest Hit 3y
India Floods
(N.CW.C. News Service)
NEW DELHI, India—Prime
Minister Jawaharlal Nehru has
told the nation that the worst-
hit of India’s flooded areas is
Kerala State, which has the
largest proportion of Catholics
in India.
The Prime Minister appeal
ed in his radio broadcast (July
5) for contributions to his
flood-relief fund.
The monsoon floods in Kera
la are unprecedented. Rain-
swolen rivers spilled over their
banks and swept across the
plains to the sea. A raging
ocean battered down sea-walls
and poured into rice paddies
and other low-lying lands.
Tens of thousands of fami
lies lost their homes. Official
figures for the predominantly
Catholic Ernakulam and Al-
waye districts of Kerala put
the number of homeless be
tween 15,000 and 20,000. Other
hard-hit districts of Kerala
were Trichur and Cranganur.
The homeless crowded into
solidly built Catholic churches
in their towns, bringing along
their cattle. They fled to the
larger cities by the thousands
and were given shelter in
schools and other public build
ings.
Archbishop Joseph Attipetty
of Veraploy visited several
refugee camps in the neigh
borhood of. Ernakulam to
bring help. Parish social serv
ice groups and St. Vincent de
Paul conferences are cooperat
ing with government relief ag
encies.
NO SOLUTION
Some people who are fully
convinced that the country is
going to the dogs won’t do a
doggone thing about it but
whine.
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JIM ALDREDGE
Says
REGISTER
NOW
TO VOTE
In The City Primary
September 13
, “All Catholics are conse
quently the children of Our
Lady and their piety for Mary
must reflect this common
membership in the family of
the children of God, express
ing itself always with the cus
tomary manifestations of the
centuries-old veneration willed
by the Church of Jesus Christ
for the Mother of the Sav
iour,” the Pope ‘said.
“Also avoid everything ex
traordinary, beloved sons, and
Enjoy that
seek on the contrary that Ma
rian devotion which is most
assured by tradition, such as
has been handed down to us
from the beginning through
the formulas of prayers of the
successive generations of
Christians who came from the
East and the West.”
The Congress addressed by
Pope John met here (July 5 to
9) under the presidency of
Achille Cardinal Lienart, Bish
op of Lille.
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