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THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1964 GEORGIA BULLETIN PAGE 7
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DAL VATICANO, March 23, 1984
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N. 18324
8 EVENTS. 7 FINALISTS
Debaters End Good Season
Your Excellency,
In the early Church, the faithful brought the contribution of their poeeeaelons,
"and laid it down before the feet of the Apostles. And distribution was made to
every one, according as he had need" (Acts IV. 35). This sdmirable practice lives
again in the institution of Peter's Pence, by which Bishops and their flocks the
world over offer the fruit of their sacrifices to the Successor of Peter, that He
may thereby succour the needy, console the suffering, and maintain the Holy See
and its administration.
During the year 1963, Your Excellency has laid at the feet of the Vicar of
Christ a liberal contribution in the amount of six thousand six hundred and seventy-
six dollars, nine cents, and His Holiness, having duly received this generous
donation, graciously directs me to acknowledge it in His name, and give expression
to His grateful appreciation and heartfelt thanks.
The Archdiocese of Atlanta thus manifests its ardent wish to assist the
Sovereign Pontiff in His supreme apostolate of mercy and charity, and gives new
proof of the loving devotion and affectionate loyalty which its Ordinary, clergy
and lay people cherish for His Office and'Person.
Our Divine Saviour cannot fail to reserve a rich heavenly reward of choicest
graces for such unstinting attachment to His Vicar; and it is in pledge of that
supernal recompense that the Holy Father lovingly imparts to Your Excellency,
and to the priests, religious and faithful of your flock. His paternal Apostolic
Benediction.
Willingly seizing the opportunity to assure Your Excellency of my sentiments
of high consideration and cordial esteem,! am
His Excellency
The Most Reverend PAUL J. HALLINAN,
Archbishop of Atlanta
2699 Peachtree Road, N.E,
Devotedly yours in Christ,
ATLANTA 5. Georgta
spnmjAL Doucnm
Holy Name Honors Fr. Kelly
At the Shrine of the Im
maculate Conception, on Holy
Name Sunday, April 12th, the
members paid special tribute to
their spiritual director, Fath
er Leonard Kelly, OFM. An ex
cellent crowd attended the 9:15
Mass, prayed the Rosary be
fore Mass and received Com
munion in a body. A breakfast
meeting was later held in the
social hall, at which time past
presidents and old timers were
honored, along with the pastor.
Father Linus Tigu e , OFM,
spoke on the value of a Holy
Name Society. He stressed that
any organization is only as
strong as its officers, espec-
1 ially the president, and that the
Society at the Shrine has been
blessed in this respect. Father
Linus also elaborated on one of
the Holy Name objectives Good
Example and the need for this
virtue in the world today. He
commented: “If the same for
ces for evil were used for good
example, many of the problems
in the world would be solved’*.
He also commented on the im
pressions made on others when
they see Holy Name Men gather
together, proud to worship God
publicly and to belong to a Holy
Society.
Father Kelly expressed his
appreciation to all the past pre
sidents who through the years
have guided the Society, and es
pecially the imcumbent, Mr.
Gasperini, for under his lea
dership the Society has pro
gressed greatly the past couple
of years. Father Kelly was also
very appreciative of the gift
certificate he received as a
small token of the affection and
admiration of the members.
Gifts were also presented to
two of the old timers, Mr. O*
Brien and Mr. Keegan, who have
the longest period of attendance
with the Holy Name Society at
the Grand Old Mother Church
of Catholicity in North Georgia.
TO THE EDITOR
TO THE EDITOR:
It is a pleasure and a
privilege to renew our sub
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letin. Every issue contains
articles pertinent to Christian
living for every member of the
family. Frequently laymen and
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HELEN HUTZLER
ROME, GEORGIA
BY RAYMOND SMITH
St. Pius X debaters have the
oretically ended their debate
season. All that remains is the-
National Catholic Tournament
in Denver on May 7-10. Tho
mas Nerney and Raymond Smith
will represent the Atlanta Dio
cese in this competition.
Six tourneys comprised this
year’s varsity schedule while
the novice team netted exper
ience in three contests. TTie
national debate topic, Resolved:
That Social Security Benefits
Should Be Extended To Include
Complete Medical Care was us
ed throughout the entire sea
son.
Cross Keys High School
opened the season with the
sponsorship of their Invitat
ional Tournament. In this init
ial contest, the St. Pius squad
of Michael Iredale, Martin
Gussman, (negative) Thomas
Nerney, and Raymond Smith
(affirmative) captured seventh
place overall with a record of
five victories and three de
feats.
In single elimination comp
etition, this same foursome de
feated Chamblee H. S. for the
4AA sub-region title. The team
then progressed to the region
level where they defeated
the highly touted team from
Hart County 6 to 0. Next the
quarted journeyed to the Uni
versity of Georgia to meet the
three top AA teams in the state.
The St. Pius X delegation re
turned with the second place
title, missing first by five of
a posible 105 points.
Barkley Forum, the largest
high sch'ooll debate tournament
in the country, came next on the
debate agenda. The Pius X
squad amassed 7 wins and 3
losses for a ninth place finish
out of the 52 schools repre
sented there.
St. Pus* fifth meet was the
Georgia Inivtational Tourna
ment in Athens. Of the 50
schools competing the Pius
X negative squad copped first
place honors with a perfect, 5-0
slate. Out of the 200 speakers
competing, the negative duo of
Martin Gussman and Michael
Iredale placed second and thir
teenth respectively.
Finally, the four debat
ers, two girl orators, and Sis
ter Mary Elaine G. N. S. H.
travelled to Carson Newman
College for the Smokey Mount
ain Forensic tournament.
In the eight speaking events,
excluding debate, St. Pius plac
ed sevenfinalists. The male
speakers captured three first
places and one second place fin
ish. Jon Lorrain netted first
place in Poetic Reading and
Extemporanneous Speaking,
while Raymond Smith took first
place in the Oratory division.
Thomas Nerney gained second
place in Impromptu.
„ln the girls division Christine
Murphy won first place in Ex-
temporraneous Speaking while
Sarah Almond added a third in
both Oratory and Impromptu.
Of the thirty teams com
peting from five states Pius
X’s debaters finished second.
They were defeated in the final
round by a team from Seminole,
Oklahoma.. A team which has
been national champions four
out of the last seven years. Out
of the 120 speakers Martin Gus
sman placed seventh, Thomas
Nerney took fourth, and Ray
mond Smith finished first.* De
bate and speaking points
combined, enabled the delega
tion to capture the second place
overall award in this final tour
ney.
St, Pius X’s debate team has
now become a member of the
National Forensic League and
the National Catholic Forensic
League.
Novice debaters also part
icipated extensively. They
competed in the Cross Keys
Tournament, the Georgia In
vitational Contest, and they
swept all the honors in the At
lanta Catholic Debate Tourna
ment. In this latter meet Cath
erine Case, Raymond Warrell
Quinn Spitzer, and Paul Langs-
field netted the top four places.
Overall this year’s St. Pius
X debaters piled up nine tro
phies, twelve first place fin
ishes, and 22 certificates.
ARCHBISHOP SAYS
Race
Area
Relations
Is ‘Savage’
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (NC) —
Archbishop Robert E. Lucey
said here the field of race
relations probably is ’’the least
Christian and the most savage
that Americans have created.”
The Archbishop of San
Antonio said human relations
need 4 badly to be purified, but
too many Catholics do not wel
come any change.
“WHEN VOICES are raised
proclaiming the laws of justice
and charity they are ignored,”
he charged.
The prelate spoke at the in
vestiture of ten Catholic
laymen as Knights of St.
Gregory in San Fernando
cathedral. Msgr. James M.
Boyle, pastor of St. Prince of
the Apostles parish, offered a
Solemn Mass.
ARCHBISHOP Lucey also at
tacked the area of industrial
relations, especially in Texas.
Catholic social doctrine sounds
“fantastic” in this state, he
said, because “the economic
philosophy of our citizens is
thoroughly primitive.”
He charged employers,
manufacturers, powerful cor
porations and the Texas legi
slature have created an atmos
phere which has made the
existence and growth of labor
unions as difficult as possible.
HE SAID that the “dominant
economic philosophy” of Texas
is “identical”
condemned in
leo XIIL
with
1891
the one
by Pope
He described the situation
condemned by Pope Leo in this
way: "The trade unions had
been destroyed, labor had no
protection, legislators had cast
off traditional religious teach
ing and thus the workers, de
fenseless and alone, were
handed over to the greed and
inhumanity of employers.”
THE CATHOLIC layman, he
said, has a clear job to do. The
Church itself cannot organize
labor unions, growers* associ
ations and similar professional
groups. She expects her men to
join other groups and “bring to
them moral and spiritual
ideals.”
The influence of the U. S.
Church, he continued, has not
been entirely lacking, but it
could be “immensely enlarged,
improved and intensified, ”
“OUR CONTRIBUTION to the
civic, the secular, and the pro-
fance has not been dynamic and
to that extent we have failed;
we have not been loyal to our
own ideals; we have not utilized
the truth and grace made avail
able to us; we have not re
sponded to the urging of the Holy
Spirit,” he said.
Girl Scout In Gathering At Christ The King
FLAMENCO DECOR
A n«w collection of fint. hancMorflttf wrought
Iron and handcraftad, wood articlae with th#
romantic touch of
the Anftrican taita.
Spanish designs to please
MeSe le Mtilit (illusively far
PanAmarlcan Imports
30gV<?oachtroe (in Buckhead) MM?*#
Devotions In Honor Of St. Anthony
AT ST. ANTHONY’S CHURCH EACH
TUESDAY MORNING AT lli30
Attend Mast or Mail Petition!
To Monsignor J.E. King
928 Gordon St. S.W.
Atlanta 30310.
The annual Christ the King
School Girl Scout Ingathering
will be held at 1:30 p.m. April
18, Cathedral Center Gym
nasium. Parents and friends are
invited. Each troop will pre
sent a short skit, representative
of one of the foreign countries
participating in the world as
sociation of the scout program.
Arrangements of objects Indi
cative of these countries are
displayed.
International friendship is
one of the foundation elements
of the girl scout program. In
this phase of the program In
gatherings are held to stimu
late an awareness of the
customs and cultures of other
countries. For every girl, In
ternational friendship in
creases knowledge and under
standing, and helps her to “be
prepared” for life on a shrink
ing globe, in an expanding uni
verse.
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MONTH OF THE HOLY EUCHARIST—The month of April in observed in the Catholic Church as the Month of the Holy
Eucharist. The Holy Eucharist, also called Holy Communion, is the sacrament which contains the Body and Blood, Soul
and Divinity of Christ—Christ Himself—under the appearances of bread and wine. In the Western Church, the faithful re*
cnlvn it under the form of bread alone; in the Eastern Church, under the forms of both bread and wine, consecrated bread
» dipped into consecrated wine.
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White woman - 65, desires Job
as Priest’s housekeeper or
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Will leave town. References -
IN ATLANTA
CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES
Caseworker — Small family agency. Casework services to fami
lies and individuals; to children in licensed diocesan children's in
stitution and in diocesan school for mentally retarded. Opportu
nity for professional growth. Diversified experience. Good per
sonnel policies. M.S.W. required.
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ropolitan Atlanta 167 Walton Street Atlanta, Georgia
HOME FOR SALE
Our Lady of Assumption, $22,500 Contemporary air cond. house
in Sexton Woods close to schl. And new Chamblee park 4 to 5
bdrms. 2 baths, Fncd. yard. Convtnl loan or assume 4 1/2%
G. I. Loan payments $118 per mo. incl. T & I. 3559 Keswick
Dr., Chamblee, Ga. Phone 457-8916.
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
Boys navy blue Topcoat.
Brookhaven Duro-Velour Size
34. Worn one season on
Sundays. $35.00 DR 3-0235.
Hammond Organ Studios
Atlanta
New and Used Pianos
and Organs
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1960 Ford Fairlane 500 4 door,
radio, htr., pwr. strng. aut.
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NURSING
HOME
Nursing home owned and ope
rated by Catholic nurse has
opening for one female patient.
TR 2-0386.
Spanish Handmade Mantillas
Imported direct from Spain,
assorted designs, sizes and
colors. Write or call:
Lopez Importers
Box 13954 St. K.
Tel. 237-7998, Atlanta, Ga.
BUSINESS SERVICES
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Stone Mtn. granite retaining
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BUSINESS PRINTING
All types oi snapout forms,
business cards, stationery,
rubber stamps, book matches.
Any quantity. Low prices. JA.
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Exterior
Thoroughly experienced expert
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“Beautiful tile and linoleum
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Residential and commercial.
Expert installation. All work
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free estimates. Phone 766-6178
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