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The house, all perked up for Christmas, is beginning to show a bit of wear and tear: a string o f Christmas tree lights has * sagged (nartis-t 1 c a 1 I y, t i n s e l lei-

i cles are scat-t e r e d on the rug, the ra i s t l e t o e between Jiving and d i n i n g rooms is dry-i n g. presents Msry Daly are still downstairs . , . So

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small. Nowaday*, the only doll unde^ Jhe Christmas tree belongs to GThny and, at u, even sjhe feels a bit chagrined at wanting a doll. .' v '

The scene^ii^ohnny 'and Lu's house ia so reminiscent of those past Chrlstmases, and the day's immediately following. The b> resistable fascination of , touch­ing the small (figures in the creche -—' "kissing Baby Jesus" — has already resulted in some breakage — starting another mended se t -

Toy* are from here to there, wide-eyed Lit Anne and Deirdre tell us that "Santa Claus brought

Happy Holidays

I t ' s a relaxed, family - a n d • us th i s d u m p truck — look How f r i e n d s time of year. People drop it d u m p s , Grandpa!" as t h e y i n i sUnv l t ed .— just f«r « friend- • dump themse lves o u t in the m i d

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helloand Happy New-Year. It's j die of the floor. Round, and" idlys?

content to bang away with tqy hammer, now and then giving a bang at something, or someone, nearby. T^vo-month-old Maura enjoys her ffrst Christmas very quietly. , FORTUNATELY t h e r e Is quite often "a teen-ager in the house" for Johnny and Lu — one of our girls who gladly take a night off to baby sit. Thjs-evening when we'd taken Mar-kie over to baby sit, we helped set the room to rights as Lu was dressing

Re * assembling a coUapaiWe doll carriage that bad reaily col­lapsed. Johnny asked, "Eemem-ber that old poem you wrote, Dad, when we were kids? Won­der if -it would apply1 these

different, of course, from noli-< rosy Sean, looking like a minis ^ ___ days when the rhildrgn^ were hire Santi himself is-parfeetlyjp,; ~ j(Hvjiny nfiri Tomtny wfrf

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Plan Of Action

They're Doing Fine" Cambridge, Ohio — ( N O •** Utile Paul Michael Nugent Is the

^ninth child In 18 years to be born by CseKarean section to Mr, and.Mrs. _JL.- Paul Nugent, Cambridge, Ohio. Mrs. Nugent said,

. of the nine^ "This was the easiest," The newcomer has tiv» prkwt uncles, -father James S. Nugent, of the SteubenviHe Diocese, and Father Andrew M. Nlqrent, Columbus Diocese.

German 'Visions9 Spurious,

Glancing through a little book given one of my children 1 was impressed by the appropriateness

of the material as subject mat­ter for my final column of 1956. E n t i t l e d "My Heart Is an Open Book," it was publish­ed In 1950 by the Convent of the S a c r e d

•By Mary Lennon Snyder—•"•» Writing of this method In the

b o o k "The Reign of Jesus Through Mary," Father Gabriel Denis, SAM, declares?

"Faithful servant of Mary, you have understood that we ought to perform in union, with Our Lady not only our exercises of piety but all our exterior works as well, in order to glorify God more perfectly and ,te increase the supernatural merit of our ac­tion. Listen to the words which Jesus, the Son of Mary, spoke

'as a

Written 23 years ago when

about the ages of tile grandchil­dren now, here it la:

T w u the/ night after Christ the kids off to bed;

The living room toked like a junk dealer's i ed;

Munich JMier»-3&^6F»^etfcmanm exeom-opportuniry of

_ _ more unwillingly would I allow dio«?se, has J88ue4 a circular letter to this adherarite^ging^ta tottb^iet'were^telThy om t h . o u 8 h t . o r one.movement of ^»a^iraror^ ZJs?s^an

^ ^ & ' ^ M S f S Heart in N e w - ? " ? . * * * t 0 St- Gertrude -_-1 ^ _ . „ - . Phrased in the. simple and love-

T chnaTi38a~TOE The words quot

< ™ „„,i i„ »h= oimAia nnrt love-T*"*1 ' m w a i n e

c o m m u n i c a t e d because of h i s in translgeance in refusing to obey ecclesiastical authorities. T h e difficulties arose out of thi»«*purl-ous "vision" of Our. Lady sup-

fposcd to have beenthad by sev­eral young Rirls of Heroktsbach In 19*9.

father Dettrnan, contrary to ecckslafltlcai decrees declaring # » ^hlona" false^ continued to

|^rorMte_pot>iUlar support at the ifijt&is -*i«cted on t|jf~»pot* wft In -his recent circular, Father r^l«1(M-^ffl*^%^""iplUu-hT^

them to become reconciled w|th . iJarJ m , . . ^ , . M l f f . . . p r „ . _-^--.-v-^---- --- •••„.-_-_

"services" at Heroldsbach, but! Divine Love, pither DtHtmann's withdrawal; Newton Press. 1349. rats caused many former follow- j Although the m e s s ers to return to the Church.

At the time of the **vis3ons" it was reported thatf FatheJr Dett man hoped to make Heroldsbach into a "German Lourdes".

Both the Congregation of tthe us. Holy Office in Borne.Igs*--Bishop ?saef Schneider *of •$a)t*berg is-aued . atrong condemnations of the Heroldsbacl^ affair, after careful tfKSmJmttdTr^^prVveiT

was excommunicated ^or his part I Sister Josef a Menendez. They d - -ternal salvation" in the "visions", m arrange,: may be lound in 'The_Way g "S/SJBSaSSSa^^um

published by tne fmiy ,>!,« y o u r a c t l o n a , n M a r y ) i

hands^ y o u can bold ly say that i . . ^ .,£** • !>'0u a r e ^procuring t h e greater

p h r a s e d for chi ldren and the-pic- lQry ^tiio6LUlmtr^^Mvh<,le tures show a child as the central figure seeking to love God more and more, there, is ample ma­terial for meditation for most of

the alleged visions spurious.

fir$t Saturday Group •- 3»e, R i , K^V. Msgr.. George W. -Eckl, pastov of St , An-

4 n w Church, wiU> je ^uiEst speaksr^at the First Saturday Iriujdjpoo, v f t i t n . 5 at the Powers Hotel ballroom a t 12:16 p.m..MonsigTJorEcklwill be pre. ,h? jsented by-"th* ^Rev; Albert 3r Shamon. moaeraton

Other guests will be the Rev ELiLcaJJcManmis, moderator of

^ o l ^ i ! n a ?n* f tF*.Daii™ I I ioi«b?ted by the Mesaames R. Mc- ._,"*" „L „ „ ^ „ , „ m „ „ , B„* „.. whom are you doing thtaf you jpuftt •yno^ermtor of the Monroe

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-JDeanery. TUT! M W C H K O t f i s a public

devotion to the Blessed Mother *poh»oifa t»y -the Monroe? Oeah* «cf Council *£ Catholic W«men. AM dthblfe women who have receive^ Holy comtnunlott that day are invited according to Miss l ^ n n Trtncfe* -" -

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- IN ANSWER to the first ques­tion. "How can you give God your heart?" we read. 'Tell Him -that. you-love- Him jvjth_.jaoux whole heart and that you will do something special to show Him

life of Jesus a proof of this? He the Eternal Wisdom of God, Who came down upon earth to glorify Hfl heavenly Father by the re-demntfoh of mankind, found no means more perfect and more ap­propriate to His purpose than to be entirely dependent on Our Lady.. LAh, how greatly do we. glorJIy^oA' aaya Saint de Monk fort, "when in order to please

that you remember you are/'Him, we follow the example of

St Aridrew Parish Rosary So-i elety •will- be, hostess for the-

spending the day with Him Particularly appropriate for ua,

as we start a new year is the in­struction. 'Tell dear Jesus .that you offer Him everything during this hour as an act of love, your reading, your writing, your* re­citing, your posture, your play. Renew your offering each time tftrbell rings/'

Is our reading, or by an exten­sion of the meaning to Include

such , t. •» w , „ , 71 all leisure time activities K ^ M S W ! S S « S f " . n a « " » * • «* to «ive glory to Go4

inc o i l W i

- . u ^ ^ " L ^ T o ^ f ' , " l c " select our entertainment and re-Cutchen, G. M a n ^ e V ^ ^ t o k f l e r ^ a t i o n j , o u r c r i t erion based on r rt^l^^Srt^ i M W what will be pleasing to God and G, < W « r , £ Schneider, P. Kiloy m a k c u » m o r C u s e f u l t 0 ^^ 0 r

aBOLJ. Keiopn. d o . w e watch the ratings to see The committee will be - In w n a t entertainer or bodk is draw-

Charge of reiervations ft?om St.; l n „ 0 i e i a r g e s t numbers, and then Andrew Parish and for decoral- do W e join the crowd?

Are our dealings in our profes* sion or employment based on the hope of bringing ourselves-and others closer to God? Or do we work selfishly and uncharitably, interested only in finding the main chance for our selves?

ItfAXY OFCS would sink close 4e-degpafr-tf- we aluue had to try

tag. All other reservations may be sent;=to M*s. James Hilbcrt, i48 Normandy AV&, G3E ?^039-R by Jan, 2.

Spain To Restore Castle Of Xavier ^HtesW4-^H^fer-^rTSe~Span-

lah foverntnettt has announced that lt will restoj^the<j(sastie of ta.vicT, Jftear_ Pamfflonar where

Tlie ISpshisb saint, one of. tlte first Jesuits, is the patron at the province of; N«^m/;wheieHhfe castle is located- The gfeopie ol TOt province recetvta .tfte) gov

to attain what appears to be ,un attainable height^, were it not that Our Blessid. Lord/has given us a powerful_ff cans to assist us in giving us His Mother, as xnxr ntother.

Jesus Christ and submit our­selves to Mary, His most Holy Mother/ » v . "/Tmitattihen" this heavenly

modej. Love to be dependent on Mary in your work and. your Studies, In your* hardships and your comforts, in all things what­soever, place everything in her handsv

'TJuring your occupations, re­new from time to time your offer-ing to Mary by a short and aim-pie aspiration, and try to live habitually: ao disposed that if you

cbulbT answer without a moment's hesitation, "Far Mary/ What joy you will thus give to the angels! What glory to God! What bless­ings you will draw upon your neighbor and- at the same time upon your own self."

This then might be a plan of action for the New Year.

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MAKING PLANS for the University of Notre Dame Alumni dance st the University Club on Saturday, D e c 29 at 9 pjn. »re: (from ieft) Victor. De Slmdn, co-chairman; Mrs. SL Lee Hastings, publicity 'chairman; Leo B. Wesley, ticket chairman

and seated, Mrs. John F. Keegan, co-chairman.

An elephant sat with a hols In lt* s i * ,

And the drum had • slit In Its head, long and wide;

The cavalry troop," with its horses and all,

Were pitched on their faces— a terrible fsli, -

The dump truok was dumped Rith.itsJoad on Jhe floor,.

And the headllglita burned

University Club Dance Set By Notre Dame Graduates

Rochester Alumni Club of the University of Notre Dame in cooperation with the Notre Dame'Women's Group will conduct the annual Christmas Dance a t the University Club on Saturday, Dec. 29 at 9 pan.

Co-chairmen are Mr. and Mrs., —— M ^ t n t n ? S L a n i r ^ a n d ' B " Morrison and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John F. Keegan, Jr. - R o b e T S k i p w o r t n . Assisting on their committees! „ ... , _ „ „ . . „

. j ^ . | Publicity, Mr. and Mrs. Peter P Tickets. Mr. and Mrs. Donald; £ f S l S K i JJr & r V w ? ^ i K. .Booth, Blr. and .Mra.Joseph J g | ; I S S S S « ? i f i l — ^ ^ M. Geraghry. Mr. and Mrs. Eric rcaymona THeao. .Jahn.,ScQtt.an(iMr. and.Mra.Xeo-!... Among,.those-enter-tainingHprior B. Wesley. _ ! t ° the dariCe are Mr. and Mrs.

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S^i^^SfflSfetegl^ir^SS^S^^SSS The whiskers were pulled

from the cat, and the dog

Was bespattered with candy— . aad so was the frog.

The airplane had crashed with its nose to the wall,

And the bugle, quite Rented, was past all recall.

The bus and the tractor, ths donkey's hee-haw.

Had ail been demolished by hammer and saw.

The Christmas tree stood in the corner, like stone.

And looked on the wreckage, aad wondered stone;

Poor another, with poultices placed on her head.

Fell asleep in a chair before going to bed.

Aad rather, for playing from morning till night,

Was paying the penalty, serv-Ing htm fight.

Richard T. Sullivan.. Reception, Mr. and Mrs. John

F-. Burke, Mr. and Mrs. John G. Dorschel, Mr. and -Mrs. Arnold

and Mr. amf Sullivan.

Missionary Writes "Death March' Story

Soviet Zone Bans Christmas Symbols

Berlin — ( N O - All Chris< tian motifs and' symbols con­nected with Christmas wtrs for-

Westmlnstesr, Md. — ( N O — bidden in the Soviet zone, ae-An account o l a North Korean ^ ^ t o ^ ^ ^ ^ h death march, written while the _ * * . . , author was still a prisoner of1 S u*h rnotifs_and symbols we.rs war . has been used for a newTpermttted "on toys and objects .volume by one- of the few sur-j intended for export, but nothing vlvors. Father Philip Croshle,; sold in. Soviet zone shops could Australian • born S t -Columban be marked.

The .house was In havoc, tht •servant had gone, —

With no one to clear up ths debris until morn.

And this Is the picture, as I understand,

Of fits night after Christmas, all over the land.

Sail true three years!

after twenty-

Cardinal Stritch Outfits Poor Boys Chicago — ( N O — One liun»

•red underprivileged Catholic boys were assured o f ¥""wsim

ryearr- * At his own expense Cardinal

Stritch, Archbtehop of Chicago, outfitted the youngsters .from top to toe at a clamorous gatheringr at »h# Hair Stor*

here. The boys were picked ! f i*0!» . .E^ceEJHJ? 5Wage" parishes through the Chicago srclidkHiesan headuuafters.

They were given shoes, stock­ings, underwear; suits, over­coats, shirts, headgear and handkerchiefs. There also was a^tarkey, with all the trimmings.

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ten of the vivid story before "March Till They Die" got in to print. The original and'a hand­written duplicate were confis­cated by Red border patrols. Father Crosbie had to write the entire account again. It is pub­lished here by Westminister Press.

The beautifully carved wooden figures of the «oly Family and of various Christian saints,, s o well known throughout tht world, were exported but not sold openly In East zone shops.

The very name of Christmas was suppressed in some places, The holiday has been renamed "Winter Festival Time."

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