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Opening the dbservance of the Teast » r ^ t Patrick, Monday, Mssefi 17, -will be a Solemn, Pen-tlftc&l Mass in St Patrick's O&orcli, Plymouth Ave, North, Jtochester, at which an Irish jwssionary Bishop from Africa will ptcachv the panegyric

•J3ie Solesnn Pohtiflcel'Mass at 10 a. m. will be celebrated by Pis Excellency Bishop Kearney. The eulogy of St. Patrick "will he preached T>y Bishop" J k w e j Moaagh o£ the Ul&eese of Cala­bar in Nigeria, Africa.

]B3shop*>Sonagn, flrst bishop of the St. Patrick's Missionary So cletjy ..of, 5ftselaR(i Tot which Jjfe ,1s a meinljeVl* ori$& &»S visit tc- 1ibe United State*. # * ' <*ict» f a s iownd&d to 183? % grad jites of ^atpQQQs Setttosiy-.sM! Cteca'tet sliaflaf to the jSt Co* feha»/K»thei?s. Heaoftuartew m£ me Society is at S t Patrick's, ptitxpB, ^County Wlckt;ow, Irelatttl,. - ! \ — .-„_- <

THE BISHOPS mission in. this country is to ask assistance lot the establishment of A Catholic press }n Nigeria 'where com* munistic influence i» threatening the missionaries' work

Arrangements for the Mass are being: made by the Rev. Leo C Mooney, pastor of St Pat­rick's,

Attending- the services will be members of the Ancient Order of Hibernians and Ladies Aux­iliary, Knights of Eojaity and Daughters of Erin and Knights of Columbus and Ladies Aux­iliary, > t-Bfrhiight of. the evening's «de> i K ^ j p W M ' A n Krdght* of P*$ttty.dinner at Powers Hotel IBalBrooiBt at.wMchBWjop Xeart I^^Sf^^SMlf Shd•& S$$X l^le^to^Wasm. -•.;.,• .-•:'!.r

Hostessts will be Mrs, Joseph McjftOfoi Mrs. AUealloylefMra, Christopher Delanty, Mrs. Mich-" ael- t» Ryan^ iMrs 3Flesenc«f

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"Dte Hibernians will have open house at their Clufc, 48 Alex­ander St, throughout Monday and will hold * dance to the eve+ ning from 7 p, m. on. Climaxing their day the AOH and Auxiliary memhers will attend the annual St. Patrick's Day dance in Sen-e«a Hotel main ballroom begin­ning at 9 p. m. V

Members of the Knights' of Columbus and their wives will hold "their celebration at^a din­ned in the K. of C. clubrooma on ^WS&ay, March |5r tsoxa-SM iot8?|ft p, m^ JthJESawaM S^ljy ^'thairhianr' ' " ' ' . ' ' • • -

'fJl«g|*Jl^rnV«^li« ;swwd ?at the Knights and Ladles of ^ v > *p3ai4 Club, 3& Andrews Street from 6 to 9 p. m

^anyMother affairs*are planned to mark the -day in parish and community halls, announced else-

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Railroad Sends Locomotive o India Missionary

Church. Buxar Post Office, ShS' habad District, Sinar Province, India, sent this letter to G, H. Knelss, asalatant to the' president

t^thearailrqssdt _ -*fe a magazine article which a

kind JWend sent me, I read about locomotive bells. The. article stated that the bells used on engines often outlasted the horsed •:' . . '• *?Our cfrntregatton is

and in one of oir outiylnc vll "lafep/ we ar* buOdtaff a new church. It has beejir my great desire to have a »Veet-s<)Uridlng

MK. isogaw began to »cout «nd^ ftnaliy dtscovered tvt«e. •.

mf& had spent most o* it* rsirs chiicgkif betwssn Mto, Nev. aad Salt Lake Ctty. Mr. Kaetat Jearoad that it'wassOwut

San Frandsct.—(RNS)— Western Piwilic, it«flro«d has sent^ari old k>con;otive bell to* Jesuit missipn in India— at the mission's request.

Recently, .the Rev. Thomas Dowlhg, S.J., of vtut Catholic to dang its great aOOpound

brass bell for the last time. The engine was due. to. be. scrapped. Oh December "30, he sent'Father Downing the-following cable;

'Tour lwiernottv* TSea WJU be on its way very soon. Merry Christmas," • -

rAXMKK DOWNING wrote to h^^ptn-Iodia three days later: rXotir Ter^w^elcpir iWir*.*! the aoth arrived here along the banks of .the :<?ang«jsyts|erdayA. t_ ..

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Catholic school children In the IJiJted States a » j o * n ^ w h ^ heartedly in the Lenten campaign of the Bishops* stand foe the Victims of War. A piggy-bank offering ,st*ris oft the response of flrst grade students at St. Gabriel's School, Washington, D,C*

' received by their pastor, Bishop John M. McNamara, while - Sister Julia Maria smiles her approval. The idea 'Of Catholic school children flying their pennies to aid the child vktirits of War'overseas originated at this school in 1M4, and Has been

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Son Offers Requiem Moss For Edward H. McMannus

Solemn Requiem Mass ior Edward H, McilMtaanus, bf 26 Beacon St, was celebrated by his son, the Rev. E. Leo Mc> Mannus, a member of the English teaching staflf of St. Bernard's Seminary, on Saturday* -= '•—'—— March 8 | s Corpus Chr l s t i Churcliu

Mr. McMannus, 71, operator of a confectionery-store on the East Side for 25 years, died March 4. 1952 following a heart attack on Feb. 20..

Assisting at the Mass were the Rt Rev. Msgr. Lawrence B. Casey, newly appointed pastor of Sacred Heart Fro-Cathedral and Mr. McMannus' nephew as Dea­con, and the Bev. William J. O'Brien, assistant pastor of Cor­pus Chrlsti, Church, Subdeacon.

BOBK IN THE house in which he-had-Uved aU Ws life, Mr. McNannus was one of th* Urtt pupils enrolled in Corpus. Chrlstl School.

After working as it mechanic in the New York Central Rail, road's roundhouse on Atlantic Ave., he established his store in 1S98 and, operated" It until 1923, when* he* soM^out lh-^he ifs£ few years he waj| erripioyM by the Cutler Mail Chufe Company oh Anderson -Ave..

Wtee/oooducimi* his stoje near the Universiry~ot Rochestejr campus "he made many friends and acquaintances among fac­ulty and students 'including the lata Dr. Rush Rhees, third presi-deatof ^le^miiversirylr ' W*: was a member of the Bbly

Name'Society of Corpus Christ! Church. * ~ 'B^urklwwjfheld in Holy-iSepul-ehra^Cemetery. " ' ^m'tom-smcm&xx at the, Requiem Mass were the l it Rev. Msgr. Wm& JsV «lst% PJW v;G4;'the Right Reverend Moh-signori Jfibn M. Duffy^ John B* Sullivan F . ^iniam stauaerTand rTOfridFT. CratigH andThe Very

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Geneva — FortySkours Devo­tions were conducted at the Csv-puchin Monastery on LochlancT Rd. this week.

Services were held\ Sunday. Monday and Tuesday \ from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. Vespers and compline were sung by tue-mon-astery choir a t the evening; services.. x

» TjS^; entertainment program Jym "include an apocrypltal story

3It: .St, Patrick honoring Erin's patron, saint Also featured will be presentation by a speech choir of ttie Deer Cry, a prayer writ­ten J>y'§t PatrJclk on his deliver-anee from the threat of death when he was preaching Jn Ire-*nd. ... ;;,, , AOCQJtDING -JO tradition the

Saint -vas alkivfed to pass by armed soldiers'who were plotting to kill -him and his followers as they assumed the appearance of white deer.

Joan Moore Is directing the en-tertainment and Rosemary Riley Is general chairman. A singing

sorus. will present, many Irish songs. ,: ,^ -/

Decorations will ittcltide: the traditional shamrocks and green ribbon. The theme will be com­pleted by Serving Of green punch and cookies.

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San Francisco — (NC)—• Mayor Elmer ETRobinSon of San Fran­cisco has issued a proclamation calling upon all business firms to suspend business between the hours of noon, and 3 p. m. Good Friday, April 11, to permit em­ployees to attend church services.

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