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Sister M. Magdalen Lucey's Rites Held At Motherhouse

Jtawral awryleea tmg Sisfcee H . HagxUden Itijcey o f the Staters o f S L Joaeph, who died April, 1952, were he ld last TkuiwdsSi'Apxjlia; jfe Hatfweth Convent Chapel, Httsford.

Solemn Mass of Requiem was. celebrated b y the Rts. Rev. Msgr, Wafted T. Craugh, assisted by the Very Rev, SIsgr, Qeraia; C, Larobert, Deacon, Rev,* DanJel 1&cCar*hy, Sub-deacon, Rw^wfl« liaro H. Shannon, MasterofrCere-monies, and. Rev. Joseph H, Ge-

^ | f e l l , Thurlfer, y , Also present In the«ai*ctuary

iwte fheKt. Rev. Jasgr., John M. Duffy and the Rew. Louis W, Egefcnan,

At the .grave the test blessing; W t £ivert b y Father Gefell,

Bom to Trelaria, Sitter Mag­dalen; entered the Slater* of St. Joseph in 1882 .from St. Mary1*

L L Mayer Mass rent* % Tjfaf^ttjBito&m M% a TOftt W<up If wt*j*n, 1» ctVebnted fcy Ws b^thefe |h* fte^rfola» IWaer: Wfa 099aV of Goiav Bcaail on Saturday i Apsftff l a s t Ifaatdgi 0&«§v H&ehltter, » - , ^

*tft laaye* wto-ajed 4srik % fflsa wax «bli a. hrolher o£«ister/ Magei* lawfrenea ot pnf Sisters ofJi&J«»ephv

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~A B o m M 8 3 Main St. *E**\ v h d e Fashcc John iFlsflicr conducted the:

, 'Assisting in Uje ataarwer* the Rev: Michael P . Cmrien, a«»eon; tftfr jaw, WBliaK J. O^Btlm <6orpu»^. Chrtett Church), wb-

,deau*n» AI»>in the Sanctuary VW« the Rtf R*W Uifr . WBllam. K. ^iarV FUUrYXt^ the ^Teiy Rev. M^gr, Gerald C. Lambert,

t the Reverend Fathexa CharieijBL CpMttll, John ^Snwayr1 Harold Finn, CX3T.M.; Soknut Galajher, O.FJK,; John Trancia Qcamhan. OJFJH.f Charte* Adami, O J J t ; Gewtf* <pa1tnure;:Opr4«,;:«Atfl5P-;i

-Wi*llJic>pkin«,, CXJrM.;. Athart-i • jUiWr^Wji,- C^JR, i •iilit-.atohh ^ ' Ifr , M « ^ 1» awvlved by hl« wlie, 1U«» Sp«e^; Mayer. "one-| »OB« Jpim yriuBdi; hii paxetita,

4pK> '«W3 3*W -X*wr#«» T« Jour brodiera, Wffilam,

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keeper at t h e Dansville-and-Can andaigua convents, and a t Naz­areth Convent. Por 24 y e w s she aupervtted Hie Mtchen a t Sfc» Bernard'* 1S«;mtnary. Her last as-aignroent before retirement to Nazareth Motherivoase. wa* at St. Bridget's Convent -

Siaviving_are.a; sister, SUter M. Sifflpllcia of the Sisters o t Saint Joseph, and several nieces andpephewsr

, o E«st«r Party Slated By Holy Family Unit Church ArtK h«Sl tbefc raeeUng »fue*aayj, JipR 15, i t s pV n, ia the' Rtaer Rbonu ^Irs. James IWblei. jreaWeht^w^-^fcefMe, '•'• '^-'1Eia^ec;''l>itrt^.i(r being plan* JWd byj.^^J,JEa^arA'De»j»tedt4 social hostess pt the meeting.'Re-^reajhrflentr" ^ "fee served.-.'and ^te«ialhrr»ei)it;r^(e»te4.^ .

Assisting ate the Mesdames IJfltori^^eiesschmltti F r a r t e e * feev 'Wp&im UiaHSi;. 3Kay Feaavi

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Sister Vincentia Final Rites Held

Funeral services tov Sister Vln* centl* Harris?, who served with the Sisters of Charity of S t Mary's Hospital shice 194? and who dfed Aprtre, WS2 were eon-ducted IK St. itery- Chapel Sues d*y, Apr; B,

Thei Re^ John V. Loughlin, chaplain of the hospital, was cele­brant of the Hequiem Mass. Fres> ent in the sanctuary were the Rt. Rev. Msgr. John M, Duffy, the Very Rev. Gerald C Larabertf the Rev, Francis; Donoghue and the

(Rev, John Sftaughnegsy, of Al­bany. ' ,

Sister VincenUa joined the Sla­ters of Charity in 1893 and served at the S t Vincent's Orphanage in Albany 50 years before coming t o Rochester,

Her iSole survivor is a sister, Miss Susan Harris of California.

F. C. Pohl Rites fit St. Michael's

Final absolution a t the funeral Services of Frederick C. Fohl, for 56 years organist a t St. Michael's Church, Rochester -^as imparted by-JKls Excellency Rishnp Kear­ney, Saturday. April 5.

Solemn Mass of "Requiem i n St Michael's Chbxch tollowed servlcesr in Jftaler'a- Son funeral Home, 870 Clinton Ave. North.

Celebrant o f theJJMass Was; t h e

Apologist

.-' Bttrtal MMx M H*ly Septflchre C e w e t a r y -were Father John Jlmhta jrirt t i e ' noal bkswtor swiitiil - by Motialgnoc Hart and that R*rm«td feathers HXchael

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^tbfla^ Lonelineas,'* latest booic by; i f i i t ©orbthy P«y, co-.Jouader of the Catholic Worlfasri Wt*iatm%. ,irttt--be. reviewed a t | : » ^ m* SWeaday* Apr. 15, te St, Jaaeph's Houaeof Hoapitality, j^aiato«a|^We» ;- < *••"; ?-„, •'.

The booic wDl be mdewed by iUs« lAsry* Sheehan . o f Spe*l$er» Bereatt of. the Ur 30«iiniry C«lHc^CC*tholfcs] Womca. * tiat public la welcome Wirt*twiti»rae«tta*,wrtSehwill

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of S t Michael's assjsted..hy,.the Rev. Hichsei ?, sKriegi deacon and thej Kev* fir, Walterh3(.|C^i subdeaeon, . . . . - . . - . . :

Also*"m; th-e Sfcctuarys'were the Rt" Rev, l l spx (Secarge Wv EcW, and this Reverend S^ajthersj BugeSe N. Goldfai* Oeorge J^ Weiranann^"^»mH' A. Kleeham-meri Donald tux* i a # i r d . E C Stednldrchner, Otto Voct," Jer> orae F. Schifferli and Raymond Mi Wftiest. - < .<: -

AbwlutltSnatthe gave%Hbly' sepulchre XSemeteiy "wsu hn-ptrtedt by^fee Rfc. Rev. Msj^f. Wiaimn W, Sart, 3PiA, 1^0, a s ­sisted by the Rt. Rev, Msgr. Joa-epht J* Raiert* Father Jloracfc and the "But- Lawrence ^.AVard. / fiesideshfii lone servfce^^it S i Michael's as organist, and choir^j :intitar« |*ofesaor Pohl > a d ' played l a aevetal arymphmry or-cljeitrasr anol Md dfrecbed organ-iattlon cholriLN, y , \ - Choir of XrighlsV of Cofurnbus Choral Sockty waa directed fcy James 2<5!cGr»th. .

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James &, O'NeiU, one of the forpmost Catholic apologists in America will be the guest speak­er at the Communion Breakfast of the Joyce Kilmer Club of Hies-sed Sacrament Parish, Sunday, Apr* 27, in the Sheraton Hotel.

Professor 0'Neai»)s clalrned to

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- j e f c - C M t * |k Mutrchargfd ijiloJh» te of enerny fim U m* hf^pitmed !doWn platoon in Ko*es and has been aWir1JM'tlfe, BteswStayf^liejfoisrij.

TOe sor* -of «!Mr, arjd l^rs,

Hta boolfe "Catholicism * n d Arnexican Fteedorh" Is the ejrush* jihg and Unal answer to I»auf Blahshard; Xt-^.v4itteri In dV tense of Cathollplim, against secularism.. ^'y-:

The worlc has been compared to lfewman'« "Prescrjt RoSatloK of>Catholics in England," written a icentury ago—=•— . . , •RrofessW_0'Nefll who has-been-"heard.oh the. jNiatTonal CaQioBc Radio HouriMitesppKe In Roches­ter to the Onistlan^CjBlture Ser-^*^: t * . • Z^ • - ^ C *

Tele vising Mass Offers Problems

(Contlnoed from Page I A ) control the awitchea which past that Image'aiong to the-roo| " the ehajbeiL. There a l«n bolle disc relays thjaf^plcture un#ge.tlm>ughthe^euier to the tower ot the traa»nltter on Pht' hacleHlll.

XK the cMpel threo cahteia* contlnaoualy trala a

of telepbo<okw»»( oo« Is 17 incfcea, ota«ra ft iacbea and amaller) on the cerwnoaks prooeedbar in ftte aanctttary.. They 'cover the eceoe *»ra alf-fenait anclea to provide variety u i e x M n e cteiwupa for thr v Jewess. The 'can«ramen-jytar- a .bead-

telephone aet TO deceive a atreim of quiet instructions and. cues front, the director utsld*,.. . . .

fethfcyeab^ofrthe sanctuary the ' a t^d^g lnee* controli: ,th* 41a]*-wMcfc regulate the abunds picked up by four microphones ardund the altar, ^nitde hint wilt' :^^t^a•|f)f^^iwaneht:ator watch-r |%>_Tmi% ittfl^Jtorjicreen- an^j speawhg i quiet eapfahatory des­cription 'at>-$ie IJttariy tjMiccottt' pany the pictures the viewers art getting at home.

" mmmJ^Bm.&m- i««d> quartterst^rymm#V fhtet otherklffe, |rt-*«t)d^.'oa: Hit program a "art.. artnotMcer; • 'ir- proV [duction engineer and an audio-] jeagtoeetv, t»>:hwdS|'U».Temy of the Blossom Road program to the video auo^nce, ::*&$ tipi onpliw •nacie Hut twis-wfe' *ng^e*rl |?ltt W %&0i$u&tiM to- Keep the- Itiis*:*%i:,ia*v *'~ '

feHpltfeall' 'ihe? WW. 'hivbived;*-**iher .Tormfcy Who #M1oit assistant Erector In

son CharleifE;" %^i^W$8& $K Mur* I*,* ,^||^a^'%Co#pi>y C ot the ijnd ' Infaritry JDivK sion*l ^8th Regirnent, % ije has been hi Ko« rea, i«r aiine modthi

T h e soldier sustained face a>nd Ihflalier wpiihds, ft* vioualyThie, was wounded i n ac- _. „_ , tiorrha the vicinity of Heartbreak Ridg«;« ' *

A graduate of Behiarain Franjc-Un tfgli School h e w«s employed by Bauscbs. and l « m h Q^ticai Company until he vm Jndftcted in February of last yea^..

The'Citation, forwarded to his wife, jnoy* living a t 5365 N. Good­man Si, describes Private Mura's part ta the action as follows:- J

"On, Oct, i S r i ^ i f n . fftyvlBln? ity of Sortgh'yon-nV Korea, Pri-vate'Mura^s platoon was leading an attack on a strongly fortified hill when ft was "pinned down by a heavy barrage of enemy fire, his own safety, sprang to his feet

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•Rosary Society ot S t August Jne's Parish will hold Its annual card party at & W, Edwards auditorium Friday, Apr. 18,. at.

fl?3»p4n. The committee headed bserMrs.

Fred Dlttman and Sirs.»James McMahon includes Mrs. Joseph Ftoraen,.. candy; Mrs* Beraard OTer, ms, JohnHaggerty, Mrs.. Wagner, prlsus Mrs/ Rcbett Horn, cards; Jfirs. Rayrno^d Slum; publ fc lr ty} l^rs. Cyril Rurke* tickets. . '

Assisting Mrs* Buajkjrbn the ticket sales are the Mesdames Robert Farrell, William Carr, An­thony Cotroneo, Frank Courneen, Catherine Cushraan, E, Gargen, James Gleason, Alfred Green, James HHbert,.M. Hofsehnelder, Frank Horn, Everett Huber, George Johanek, Carl Jost, pavloVH-0'Cohnellt Harold Rohrer, John Rowan,, John Sextonf l>enrjs Shaw, Edward Skelly, ancl Ed­ward, Wegman,

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ein Joseph Atnan, newly elected

president of Rochester Branch, Catholic C e n t r a l verein of Amerhia, will preside at the meetipg Thursday, April 3,7, in St, Joseph'sJiall a t 8 pjn,

The men, will djscu?s resolu-tions.adopted 8t the national con­vention in Pittsburgh.

Other ofBoers of the branch are: William Roeger, test vice president; Edward Micek, second vice president! Perry Finks, re-

fcordtog secretary; Otto- fiauk-n?clu\ treasurer!-Stephen"Kuch-rhan, rnarshal.! njembers of ex-ecijtive* comrnittee, Joseph H,

l-Geryaets, LdWs Ammerin,g, An­drew AHhwajt, Michael. J-ang ahCHerman Sanger, _

Equity Knights List and charged forward through the l i t ^ l l . . , «A 1 - I D « A « U 3 i i , a deadly blaze of fire. Storming the } UOIl l l l lUl l lOl l JDZGasttdSt key "enemy emplacement, he^e^j stroyed i t with grenades and rifle fire.. A s a result of h i s COUP« ageous action, the platoon- was relieved, of. the oppressing Are and was able to resume i t s ad­vance and>successfully complete! the ro^MS,'*,.

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Msgr. Alois Eckert, a member pf the Fireibiarg cathedral chaptej has be«j-appofnted presldepVof the CarttaaverbandV German na­tional association of^Cathollc Charltlesi "by the^^erman hler-

TOe Rev. John F. Murphy, C.S.B., president of S t John, Fisher's College, •wul speak the annual Communion Break­fast of Court Rocboeste^Knlghts of Ecjrjitty, qa Sundayf April 37.

The knifihts w\U assist at the 8 ajtiu Mass^fnt Corpus Cbrl»U Church and; receive Holy Com-munlo^fe a body,

;r the Mass, the breakfast 11 be held la Corpus Cbrlstf

Church HalL Christopher A. Delanty, .chairman, announced that sons.-'of* the knights and prospective candidates are wel­come. An initiation will follow the breakfast.

WaaWniton — (NO—'Elemen­tary and secondary education wil l get -the lifinfc shane of the con^ trolled m^terfalS; allotoaent eoucattoh comtruction " loy-thcthlro; Uortear'ttt according '.ta? the VEfjC 0|l'c^- -«f;

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Marking the 70ft anniversary of the founding of the KSaights of Columbus, a "Founders Gm'r

wiU be initiated in the first de­gree by Rochester Cornell, Thursday, April 17, &t Columbus Civic Center.

Grand Knight Joseph. B. Rooney will open a regular meet­ing at 8:30 p&. and preside at the c6nfe*rring of the degree.

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