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»ttd[ ' the only pos^jbie solution IsJLiiienns <)f l o y ^ of its gra& W l e V His S^eeitefccy Bishop Ke«rney teUt;'if\(!tn&ers ot.Naz-M?th QaUSegft .Alumime Assocla-t to i at* "tiMs third annilal re\jpUon

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fflbsner nt Hotel Sbwatoa hwwd tije Bishop »t«ss loyalty to\^heir

"Tier alumiMie wre bjought btcSt' by ,the • voice of thfcir

{iw^her, -Ate* W*tert to wJiOni their p e r s o n n l relationship al­ways remains the same," the Bkhop smld . ' '"$ i r the spirit of Joyilty (o k treat iii»tltutlon, a spirit which cga be joefged on^r t>y Cod hhti-felC Only He tawws. how the value* she Has. instilled arc af-feetijijf,tfae wfiE* 'lieajt aifl soul o | J^ ;tr^ate8.*?.,

God wis the central part of ^"eojiete "fit a*ii3e«t cliiysj the Bisfeop recaiI«S=and. said -"There

instmed the highest Ideals I of Christian and Catholic wom­anhood - -which, eadil. graduate HfptStt. % liar lite a£ !»«$?» m fcer •ptdtoiateit .«r-iit fier-Telatiqn-*li3|pr"«Bfc-etheW,* ' t ___-"

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•)»ll AMONG WOMEN

Preparing For Riches

• y MARY tINNON SNYDEt

Since this is an age which seems to forget-or prefers to ignore-so many of God*s Conanadnieiits, it should not be sur­prising to learn that the Fourth Commandment is widely flouted, But to all of us who have only the memory of par-<ents t a honor, the callousness of many people tbward their eiderly* parents is a sourqe of wond^rrheht and ahoek.

Recently I was talking with an e&perienced worker among elder­ly people," She told me that the old tearjerking words "Over the Mis to the poorhouse" express not just a maudtinly sentimental story but sometimes the heart­breaking end to a life well lived in the service of raising a family.

The cases are monotonously sdihllar down to the last sordid grasping detail, "but the heart­breaking lies -in the fact that each instance is not. a "case" b«t

It was that last-piece of string that caused all the trouble ~ stpng tiedln a harry to get to the "interesting" part of the upholstering. If only Yd tied those chair springs properly»». " , ' ^

The Head of the House sat down with a thump on the newly upholstered, chair •*- «at through it, rather.

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"Bat If a a » easy cfealr to -io," X proteatei "Th» easiest fei Uw house aad" IVa done i t » dosen ilmea before." TTprigM agalri, the Head of the

Botts* turned #J* thing over and saw. ih# way t h e aprmga w w tied.. *3Tou expect t*afe to bold a human^body?** he, aafeed. 'Whst t coutfvir broken; my -neefcj* • *Yc# Jie«fe waa^lafe enough, Oid4MwlWajW* giggled, ^utjraM CtWt*a.4.'-, ,•*";• ' • ' • ' • •

«<m tat- J H 4 " he orttred. *fiVety "ttat 'One o t ;jfqtt,. .firs going to'show ^oftr mother Bow a chair should be redone. Get .1JipBtaKtt,'» he *epeatedr -a* f3*e audience lingered to see how the blaster M a d wOUjdlcopt with 3fe jgggeav '•''•• >

* * ^ @ n g ' Jtt-«f- . ^ tritiWHaiHiP!' drama rnoyei to the'baseHeiil:. Seachet, pupil-and ^ chair* • '" "-Jif<sm 1ftf» iee.'*' J!teael»er--p«t-

on his' Swisses and analyzed the i %& . 'ftHloat -Mpottant-r-fdtaidj -atibw-^have Jprfngsr tied- righfi*? >

And tow TM tkd those springs —all four aides, fop and bottom, 1h^vpiiiJe&-tae- first .JPpe .over. ;ior tacam^ -"Bamtaer!* -Be •*&£ ' dottle Vjpgjjiifter *^caiee|l";

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*&tmaX* I'ouTedt :§<m|eBOdy • .»currie|i:' 'm :Mtcnen-' ££«&$£?" *h*9'' w*ht lo the "loot o j the sfcafta; ariff '3ihoSite3: iff the ..-i^na.'.'.'floor, *$$&$£%&&£$* .inofe ;jfc!uJcry«tg ,ts?ouM; apitifr* Wtf&ffitt, thert gafegtf i«mt' # th#- -ifooi M. .the: :tsml*l^«tau«?',0anttaerl'*" ,',

*9ttimune* coming** 'Bit aft-*#er»oJ rumtmg'aft the way to ifte-fc*»»ient, atoltowed by the other five. They stood around in bare feet surveying the pvty eedurev , .

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. w««f to the Mcbeft to rummage * t « e toot drawer, *Niai Wasted •WOodF t*e repeated, . ^» r# , i» t a i e i t a p tome*-Ktmr the Kaater Carpenter jtataV "Ckw* Jay. Satnriar-

1 a ^ a«alcetbail MaryiMla. .**»*»? Marti* eWppea ia.

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turned to the urvihg rooiiv-com-pleteHwjlth yellow velvet cover.

''Look^lust trie way Mom had it before," M»rfeie remarked.

of the House answered, "but you can ait on it now." "

So we an aat on it - V . Ginny even Jumped on i t , . . and the Head of the House thumped his 195 pound* on ff—safely/

Ewryoae w a s impressed. "Xftow whatt" we heard Mar-ide whl»p«r to Mary, "Baddy really does thissgs ti«ht. Mom last Makes 'en* look good." ^Thatf* why he'a, the Head of

the HoTtsse-,'* Mary whispered back.

Out of the mouths, of babe*-.

Most frequently it seems to be the mother who is victimized by her own children, their wives, and husbands. / v

UEFT A WIDQft with a home, grown cluldreh, and pitifully small "savings, ahe ts persuaded to deed oVerhef property to the children who agree to take care of her as long as she lives, eta,

t once the lingering sick­nesses of old age sets in, the children tire of the responsibility, she is sent tp a, nursing home. Then to meet the costs of main­taining her there she becomes a public charge or as we say "goes on Welfare".

The details are sordid, alcken-ing, and untO I had talked with people in this sort -of work, X thought these things Happened only in stories.

Equally hard hearted are the children who arc willing to pay for care in a well run nursing home, but who think only of the material wants of the elderly parents and who fail to give even a polite show of interest in the parent's Ufe. . .ONE CASE of which I know happens- to be an elderly, mart, father .of six children, all of whom are prosperously employed and living In the same city as he.

For several years has been a patient in a nursing home, and r know reliably that in all that time, none of those children has ever come to pay a real v slt to the old gentleman. They "drop In" on their way home from Sunday Mass, stop at the door of his room to say a few words, never enter the roomer-sit down to visit, -and then hurry' Sn.,

To overcome this unbelievable selfishness we have groups of women or various ages and in­terests who visit the age^.and •the lonely for an hour or two each week.

FOE THOSfc of us who have parents released from the cares of thli life, the thought of adopt­ing a father or mother araonfe the friendless should be attrac­tive.

None o£ us would have to look far to find someone whose de­clining years we could brightenH And as we keep eternal values in mind w* might help our elder­ly friend to see in his loneliness and illness the hand of a loving Father Who in separating him

the story of an individual Ufe^imm thejgood things of" Time is preparing riches.

him for everlasting

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Bishop Naarao Hears Pitiful Plea! "Mthvp, w« are year cWHrea. ,Doa't abandon as.. Beta oa to preaenra

. • a r tiitk! Wa art year but weTtopa we are worthy of the Lords merer aiurUaestai." S« spoke the people when Bishop Naarao visited them bt Kaasawr, la TSf aft afcrtheiifem Syria. We have been there onr-sttres »*m we knew hew abmdoned these Catholics are. Dear Bbkey Naaaw fcaa written a« a»«l*(etfcall]r for $1,200, bat we ahooia be proaii ta ttls> kiss kel» Ms pear. Won't you help us to send the Bbkay this asaaaat? We hate met him satny tunes and we know bow much he lakers far the Lars'. /

K ON FEBtTOARY 11 WE HONOB OOR-LAJDV 01" LOOBDES. IS ANOXBER LOUBDES, AND WE- BEG A WX& FOR THE SHHINB CSHAPEL OP OUR 1WU3V OT FATIMA, WHICE WE * \ B U J U > AT ALWAYE, INDIA. WHEN YOU SENtJ YOUR <3IFT TO

' ->Y,ASK FOB ^ E A D t l N E S IS BEAVm» OCR PAMPHLET.

W« eaUlmr School Club,after St Basil, who wrote a lovely boofcjm how to educate chudnen. Won't you join, glvins a dollar monthly at a member Of 8 t Ba5U;i BASIL-

flANS. AU_thed«* th!*mofittt I'd to worthr Blihop Naamo. St, Basil will certainly bSus, all' hit loyal friends.

BAD LUCK? "Every two dollar bin I get fctar to JN1U,** This friend sent us m of them—not bad luck. On Fehro-ary 11, the MONICA GUILD, named after Sfc Mon|ca, mother of S t Attfuitine, Is seven years oh Your dollir mohthar helps a s . j i v e altar fornishlngs to poor>Xcar ^ e h * * ! * . . - , / •

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