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POPE URGES GENEROSITY TO
S. BISHOPS’ RELIEF FUND
(N. C. W. C. NEWS SERVICE)
NEW YORK, — His Holiness
Pope Pius XII has called “upon
the unflagging goodness and lib
erality” of American Catholics
for support of the 12th annual
Bishops’ Relief Fund to aid thou
sands of destitute persons
throughout the world.
The Pope’s appeal was made in
letter sent to members of the
U. S. Hierarchy. A copy of the
letter was released here by Cath
olic Relief Services — National
Catholic Welfare Conference,
orldwide relief and rehabilita
tion agency of the U. S. Bishops,
under whose auspices the relief
fund campaign is being con
ducted.
The goal of the campaign is a
minimum of five million dollars.
It will culminate on Laetare Sun
day, March 16, with a collection
to be taken up at all Masses in
some 16,300 parishes throughout
the nation.
The text of the Pope’s letter
follows:
As you prepare, Venerable
Brothers, to call once again upon
the vast generosity and untiring
Christian charity of your faith
ful flocks in favor of Our less
fortunate children throughout the
world, We willingly lend Our
voice to the urgent appeal you are
about to make. To the Holy See
there are daily addressed count
less requests for aid and relief,
and no one can visualize more
vividly than the Common Father
of all the continuing poverty and
need which afflict great and
growing numbers of men, women
and innocent children in every
clime.
For it would seem that, no
sooner is suffering soothed and
destitution relieved in one region,
than new, pressing, and perhaps
increased necessities arise else
where. To the disasters of fire,
flood, earthquake and famine
We sorrowfully see added the
consequence of war, which are
unfortunately still widespread
and persistent. Many of those
who, through no fault of their
own, are afflicted by these
scourges, turn to Us; and We can
depend only upon the unflagging
goodness and liberality of those
of Our children who have been
granted a greater abundance of
material goods and comforts.
“Being enriched in all things,”
We may say to you and your
faithful in the words of St. Paul:
“You may contribute with sim
plicity of purpose, and thus
through us evoke thanksgiving to
God; for the administration of
this service not only supplies the
want of the saints, but overflows
also in much gratitude to the
Lord.” (2 Cor. 9, 11-12). This, in
deed, will doubtless be the re
compense reserved by Divine
Providence for the increased
munificense of your self-sacrific
ing oblations: that as your dona-
ations supply the material needs
of your brethren, so their thank
ful prayers will invoke further
and richer blessings upon the
Church in the United States of
America, and upon each family
and individual contributing to
this necessary and most praise
worthy charity.
While emphasizing the unre
mitting urgency of your annual
appeal, Venerable Brothers, We
cannot omit the expression of
Our heartfeld and sincere grati
tude for the conspicuous assis
lance you and your diocesans
have given Us in past years. The
fruit of your sacrifices, offered to
the Vicar of Christ on earth, has,
as it were, been placed in the
very hands of Jesus to be dis
tributed by Him who went about
doing good (Acts 10,38); it has
eceived the blessing and the
touch of the Redeemer who had
compassion on the multitudes
(Mark 8,2) before going to bear
His pity and love to afflicted peo
ples, to all who labor and are
burdened, in every part of the
earth.
It is, then, in further testimony
of Our warmly appreciative
thankfulness, as well as to call
down copious divine graces upon
all who collaborate with you in
this admirable work of mercy,
that We impart from Our paternal
heart to you, to the zealous clergy,
fervent Religious and devoted
faithful of your various jurisdic
tions, Our loving apostolic bles
sing.
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Caroline Matthews, daughter of
Mrs. William Carey Matthews and
Michael Joseph Bolek, Marietta,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bo
lek, of Wanamie, Penna., were
married February 15th at St. Jos
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officiating.
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SAVANNAH, Ga.—Miss Marie
Louise Jordan and James Arthur
Kearney were married February
15th in Our Lady’s Chapel at Sac
red Heart Church, Rev. Norbert
McGowan, O.S.B. officiating.
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SAVANNAH, Ga.—Miss Mari
lyn Estelle Morgan, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Mor
gan, and Bernard James Horr, of
South Portland, Maine, son of Mr
and Mrs. James W. Horr of Port
land, Maine were married Febru
ary 16th at the Sacred Heart
Church, Rev. Raymond Geyer of
ficiating.
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SAVANNAH, Ga.—Miss Janice
Evelyn Barnhill, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Willie D. Barnhill, and
Herman T. McDonough Jr., son
of Mr. and Mrs. Herman T. Mc
Donough Sr. were married Feb
ruary 22nd at the Cathedral of St
■John the Baptist, Rt. Rev. Msgr
James T. McNamara officiating.
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ALBANY — Miss Ernestina
Esquivel, daughter of Mrs. Salva
dor Esquivel and the late Mr
Esquivel, of Mexico City, and Mr,
Robert S. Sharman of Sebring
Florida, son of Mr. and Mrs
Euclid B. Sharman, were married
Februray 10, at St. Teresa’s
Church, Albany, Georgia, with
Rev. Marvin J. LeFrois officiating
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ALBANY — Miss Rutherford
Winston of Albany, Ga., daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Winston and
Mr. Robert Martin of Albany, Ga
son of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Martin,
were married Februray 15, in St
Teresa’s Church, with Rev,
Thomas Schnurr, O. S. B., officia
ting.
Mrs. J. C. Tidwell
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ATLANTA, Ga. — Funeral
services for Mrs. Julius Tidwell
were held February 25th at the
Sacred Heart Church, Rev. John
Ememrth officiating.
Survivors are her husband; sis
ters, Mrs. F. C. Barkley, Austin
Texas and Mrs. Ray Tarr, Wash
ington, D. C. and brother, George
Starr, Houston, Texas.
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JERRY MYLER
OF ALBANY DIES
ALBANY, Ga. — Funeral serv
ices for Jerry Myler were held
February 21st at St. Teresa’
Church with a requiem mass.
Survivors are his wife, the for
mer Marie Fassbinder of Ok
ercchie, Oklahoma; a son, Jerr
Myler, Jr., Albany; two brother:
J. F. Myler, Putney, and Thomas
F. Myler, Torrence, Calif.; a sis
ter, Mrs. Harry Lewis, Willets
Calif.; a grandson, Robert A. My
ler, Albany.
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American Holy Ghost Father Frederic Trumbull of KiJema,
Tanganyika, Africa, and a native of Bridgeport, Conn., is
pictured offering Mass a bare 2,500 feet from the top of
Africa, a point at 17,000 feet, which has been called the
highest point at which Mass is known to have been offered.
Assisting Father Trumbull at the historic Mass, is Mr. John
Tunstall, leader of the British Kilimanjaro Expedition, a
convert, who invited the missioner to accompany the climb
to Kilimanjaro’s summit. Bottom photo shows Mawenzi
peak, of Mt. Kilimanjaro, as seen from altar where Mass
was said. Air was too thin for Mass to be offered at th»
summit, 19,500 feet above sea level. (NC Photos)^
Announce
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Speakers For
i@Gl Institute
(N. C. W. C. NEWS SERVICE)
WASHINGTON, — Speakers
have been announced here for an
institute to be held in New York
City from March 14 to 16 in com
memoration of the 10th anniver
sary of the United Nations Uni
versal Declaration of Human
Rights.
The National Council of Cath
olic Women, sponsor of the insti
tute, announced that two U. S.
representatives to U. N. agencies
will take part in discussion ses
sions. On March 14 in the U. N.
Building, Mrs. Oswald Lord of
the U. N. Commission on Human
Rights will take part in a session
on “international approaches to
hunger.” On March 15 at the
World Affairs Center, Christopher
Philips of the U. N. Economic and
Social Council will discuss im
proved standards of living.”
Theme of the institute in “The
Hungers of Mankind.” It will be
opened by Auxiliary Bishop
James H. Griffiths of New York.
The Bishop will speak on the
“Foundation of Human Rights.”
The Universal Declaration of
Human Rights was issued by the
U. N. on December 10, 1948, as
a common standard of achieve
ment for all peoples and all
nations.”
A panel of U. N. observers of
international Catholic organiza
tions will discuss the declaration’s
implications at a session following
Bishop Griffiths’ address. Panel
Participants will include Mrs.
Robert Giroux of the Internation
al Union of Catholic Social Serv
ice; Catherine Schaefer of the
World Union of Catholic Women’s
Organizations, of which NCCW is
an affiliate; and Edward Kirch
ner of Pax Romana, international
movement of Catholic students
and intellectuals.
Scheduled to take part in a
discussion session on “intellectual
hunger” on March 15 are Paul K
T. Sih, director of the Institute of
Far Eastern Studies at Seton Hall
University, South Orange, N. J.,
and Oscar Halecki, professor of
history at Fordham University.
Gary MacEoin, U. N. observer
of the International Catholic Press
Union, and Sister Marie del Rey
of Mary knoll, N. Y., will speak at
a March 16 session on, “current
restraints of religious freedom
and the influence of religion as
a force for peace.”
The institute will conclude with
a holy hour in St. Monica’s
church, at which the physical,
intellectual and spiritual hungers
of the world will be depicted in a
liturgical ceremony.
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