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Vol. 1.
St. Joseph' s Day
Frid;I'" )'iarel! 19 i< Olle of our
r",;nlar . <:Qlleg~ holiday". hcing Ihe
Fea,t of St. Joseph. the special
JIiItron '" the !'isterhood by whom
:\az~rcth Collc!!.'c is conducted. It
was intcnd<'<I that the day should he
<llCcially markccl \)y a ),{ass in the
C:nlkgc Chapd al \\hkh "Il the stu­dents
should atl~1ld in cap alKl ll'OWll.
and recci"e Holy Communion, ;n a
h<)(1)'. Then, after hreakfast at the
collCgc. the ~tudenh ,hol11d enjoy a
holiday. To our deep ~ell'ret. it was
i1l1po"ihlc to arraUll'e ior the ~{a,s.
;0 that the 111~in leature and sig­nificance
of the holiday was lackitlg.
\\'c hope, howevcr. thai. another year.
"ur program for ::it Joseph's day
may be lully carried oul.
N. t c.
Published at Nazareth College, Rochester, N. Y.
MARCH, 1926.
College Glee Club
110 t~am being eligible lor the cup
until thrl'C games a~e in ils favor.
The Frc~hmcn had a good start in
,his gam" with ),{ary Forshee getting
the tip-off se"cral timcs in succession
and at the end of the first ha\i they
had gaint'!l a lead of 34 to 18. With
the exccllent shot.. oi Irma Fagall.
one of the Freshmen Subs. ,he team
k"f'll fa. in advance of the Sophs.
The line,up was as iollow5'
Frosh Sophs
Frances ),{acLaughlin ..... Marian Popp
Irn'a Fagan
R. F.
" Elizabethan England"
On the evening 01 ~iarch 8, Father
Edelman of the Nazareth College
F~culty. illtroduced to an interested
audiern:c. Dr. Kinsman, a former
Episcopal Bishop and re<;CIlt convert
to Catholicism. Father Edelman ex­plained
that Dr. Kin5l11<ln's le<:turc
was 10 be the story of rnartydom suf­fered
by those who. living ill the age
of Elizabeth. ga,'c up their lives that
the faith of Chri~t might Jive un­ceasingly
through the later ages.
Dr. Kinsman announced his subject
as a rcview of the religious situation
in England during the reign of Eliza·
\:km~l1tinc Koch., .. Evelyn Regan beth. His purpose. he maintained.
I.. F. was twofold. First. he wished to em-
:\Iary For,hce. Capt. phasize the o~igin of the Anglican
),{argaret )':lcPh~. Capt. Church and 5ccrmdly and chiefly he
Center
L~ll1il)' Knoll ,Edna Bauman. wanted to stress the martydoms suf.
fered during that time. paying atten-
Frosh Victo r y O ver S ophs Cyrilla Stabel tioll especially to three dominant
The Fre,hmen Basketball T~am de- ::i. C. figures_Elizal>eth. Edmund Campion.
~~:~~! I~\! ~:!~~l~~~!reH:~~a:~itho~ M~~';~:, ~~;~;:!~ E"c!yn Pritchard an~h~~i~;O~~C: :~i!~:~' is gener-
~c"rc of 5~ 1(> Z~. This i, the ,eeond R. G. all" knoll'll. Dr. Kinsman. however.
p:a111e which ha, becn won by the Jcuu Hayward, "Helen Ritz impressed the story of the queen
Freshm"" and with p:'ood luck OUlhcir L. G. and her personality by characteristic
"ide. they "xpcet to win the third Score: Fr6hmcll 54. Sophomores episodes il1 her lifc. The daughter of
which will !'eCure for them the silver 24. Field goals, F. :McLaughlin 5. 1. Henr" VIII and Annc Boleyn, she
cup. Fagall I~. C. Koch 7. M. Popp 5. posse~sed the "strollg wi\! and ruth-
Ii the next t !>allk i. won by the IE . Regan 6. Foul !toals: F. )'!c'lles! eruehy" of her father and the So,h.. m", "m" will '" ,1.,·.,. L.,ghli" 2. E. R'g" 2. (C,,,,',,,,,d '" "" 2)
No.3.
Our Lenten Undemkinl
The girls of Nazan: th College have
undertaken an interesting work duro
ing Ihe seaoon of Lent. Each girl
de"otes at least an hour a week to
sewing for the Catholic Charities.
Every Friday afternoon at about J
o'clock the girls gather in the large
dining-room of the school and put in
a pleasant hour snipping, basting and
stitching. Although t he work was
begun as a Lenten undertaking, most
of us take a real joy in watching the
dainty g;arments take shape beneath
our fingers. Several have been fin_
ished and many more are well on the
way to completion. Let us hope that
such an interesting and laudable work
will establish a precedent that will
be iollowed by later dasses.
N. t C.
We arc sorry to report that Mrs.
Norris. the lecturer engaged for next
month. has been forced to cancel her
engagement on acoount of illness.
Our dean has reeeh'cd a note of regret
from Mr. Charles Norri s,-husband
of the novelist,- himself a litterateur
of 1I0te-----saying that his wife will be
unable to take engagements for the
rest of this season.
As yet no one has been engaged to
take Mrs. Norris' place.
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ent. the music of sweet c ... mpanion- Dream Sonne t Anothe~ evidencc of he~ calculatin&
ihip. of pleasant labors. of high and When 1 ha"e dreams of what my, >hre,~·dness. wa.s. manifest when the
eamest purpose and right ambition.. w"rld ~hal1 bc'. qUCS.lton 01 rch~,on was brou.ght up.
and abo,'c all they ~hould keep Ihdr \\'h<'11 Ihin/l'> of life for m~ have just Ourm, the reign of Edward VI
htarts and minds atunc: to the mu.ic Ix:I.'lIn. t.here had been t~o prayer b?oks. The
Vol. M"RCII 22. 1926 No.3 Ihal iall. from above. in high and Th",c g"lden mists upon an uure sea hr~t was essenl!ally Cathohc: ~nd th~
_____________ '-_1 holy lhough" and frtling', Climb up and up until they re<tch the I oth<'T absolutely Protestant, wLlh any
sun. C('remony which breathed of Catholic
l'Dbll.ltood Monlltb It7 the S,uolHlU We get out of anything exactly The glury of a uinbow-wreathed ,pirit removed. Elizabeth declared
or S ..... "II. Coli ..... R«h .. t~r, N. Y.' what we put imo it. and thi, is espec- world thaI she would IJ8"e the $e('Ond. but
STAFF ially true of college life. If we study Enchant., enraplure;, blinds me un- would make some changes to make
£d,tONn_~lil<i'T~ faithfully for f(lur year ___ we will Db- aware. it restmb1c more clo~ly the first. She
Llte::::.·nEd~~:;" 'n tain a 8. ..... or a n.S. If we want I ~rt as in an op;lltsttnt pearl aimed to give the people what they
£dnll 6o. .. m ... , 'n anything nl('lre lhan the degr~. we TOlT1<lrrow Irailing glories from her wanted. Her only demand was
, •
_ _ " _,. 0._' all ..... iance to her and attendance at
..... c.. ~ .... ulr .. l ". I will ha"e to work for it. Ii we want I ~~,r... . . ~ ..
Bu.l ..... 1I ....... ~..- a broad educalion, we mu,t get it I A '~' , 101 ,."I 'he JOYS. am h1' 1 0115 ,~_. th~ IJ8tional church service. She
EaY.".!;,f n PPrilt'clthda. r.d.". . '1'118 '-"vm ",h' "' "_" ,v. ,'-'." h,d ,., 'u •u•v k, DbJhrc !Id andd 1.wCJ and al! that hfe twhocu lCdh unrocth bbeu t tohnel y suiupr esmuper emheea dg oo .. f-
Spo.u Edllo....... aud in life. in theory and in cxperi.; II scar, . . erncn. In realily she occupied tht
ilo.etu M~[.cn .. bl, 'U ". h II firul I· I . ....nd then I wake to find It IS not true
Sodal Edlto....... <."T>C~. e 5: no ,\I e C<ln~n_ Yet I behold around Ille----"ery near samc stand as her father. supreme in
Helen COUl .... ·u bUllon 10 thiS breadth of educat,on :My friends. my plans. my work-----e'e(l rcligiOUj and in political realm.
Humor Edlto....... in our college activilies. Then Ict u.< gloriou~ strife. It was at Ihi~ limc that Pius V
Cyl'liia SUb.I, 'U co-operalc heartily evcn if co-opera- De:lr Goo h3$ sunn<~1 so splcndidly excommunicated h~r. From 1571 - ----------------1 lion may mean a sacrificc on our part. my life. ]580 there was consequently a war
Everything that is worthwhilc in. -E. M. P. against Catholics. Bctween 200 artd
\,oh'u sacrifice (inconveniences would N, t c, 300 were put to death on the grounds
be more to the point in this instance), "E]iu.belhan E" a]and" of trearon. It was during this time
and it is only the shirker \I'ho takes (Cc""ilwtd /1'0'" page 1) the tragedy 01 Edmund Campion's
For Ad.utl.lnll Rau •• c..u
NAZARETII COLLEGE
911 Lake Aunul
the liues of least rcsistanc~ or who flirtatiou~ and COquettish tendency of martyrdom occurred. ---------------1 her molher. She WliS a bright and
takc~ part in whate\"cr appeals to her atlracth'e child. ~ winning in her Edmund Campion was a\lending thc
Spring is here. Thc snow hu and di<;rcgards everything el.e. way that she was a fa"orite of all Blue_Coat Boys' School in London
withdrawn with melting modesty and
already se«! ad'·erti"emcnU. in riot_
ous color schemes. ha"e made their
debut in the street cars. The usual
epidemic of grippe has sprad o,'er
the city and ]18$ taken a sad, sad toll.
Now t]u, busy housew;"cs are mak­ing
preparOition for another epidemic
-Spring hou<e-clea.ning.
\\'hatc\"er cau.'e is undertaken at lour 01 hcr step.mothen. when Mary was qu«n. Upon an
.... t the time (If her accession 110 one o«:asion oi a ,'isit from Her High­knew
what hcr policy would be. AI- ness, Campion was chosen. by virtue
tb<>ugh ,he had practised the Catholic of his scho];u;tie merit. to make the
:\'azarcth Colltgc i. a worth)' vn~. and
e"ery eause needs the loylll support
of the ,tudent;;. Such support. be-
F . I h hi' 10._ 0._- presentation speech. In the train of
sides C\'incing our college spirit all I. "e 8( at I,mes s .. .,wn II." ~fary was hcr half-si5Ier, Elizabelh.
build~ up our character-and Ih~ '}'TI'Ip,I\hy with the Anglican funda- th
gr~"aler tho: sacrifice thai is made. the' menta]" H~r coming to the .thr~me en a YEou.ng .. ~~~n ~f about ~'e~~
I
was at a lime of great ag"lloIt'On. year,;. hza"", .. ~ lascmated WIth "'"
greater strength of character is at- ~{ary', reign. directly preceding. had lad. smiled upon him graciOu.5b.
tained in I]u, making. witnc,sed thc burnin'" of 200 heretics Again while attending Oxford some
By way of evideneil'.'.'.' approbation Benjamin Franklin 1185 said "God !<ll lhat at the end. ..o. f Mary's reign}" '" -..-. ,e r, "...-.. mPl.o n, I-n 'he capaCh.},
.f 'hc _o._ 1",.Ao "'h-h 'h, ,-•• , .,- "hi' n .- L_-' 'A d I· v "' ..... ~" .... ~ .. ~ helps those who help themselves," thtre was much less sympathy for the " 'e "u",r ,.... ..... elVer I
brings about-we, too, mighl join the
Ihrongs alRicted with the mania for
cleaning, alld mentally brush up some
of our cherished ideals and pet
ambitions.
It is a good plan to dl) Ihis at lea~t
once or twice cvery >'car. Daily pre­occupation
iJ WOllt to reltgate to the
ba(1<ground the nc<:euity for collStallt
COMideration of the why and where­lorc
of what we are doing. We drift
along from day to day, engrossed in
our lasks to such an extent that the
ultimate end of our labors-the
"raison de faire" is quitc lost unless
\I'C take occasion to reArel on it with
some degree of intensity.
The primary reaso(l for education
;s somcthing more than Ihe mere
attainment of a degr~. The method
b>' which knowledge is obtained is the
important consideration. since it is this
which determines character. The
molding of our charactcr is in our
own hand!!, and our I:'\'cr)' action has
its effeet-not onl}' upon our~lves
but UpOn every one around us.
We have heard life eomp;lred to an
orchestra. When all the instrumcnts
arc in harmony. the me!od~' produced
is a pleasing one. But let one ill5lru­IIlent
get out 01 tune----alKi di~rd rc­snlts.
Kow college women should
keep their hearts and minds atulle
to Ihe harmoniu of life around them
_harmonics lhat drift in upon their
souls from the cultured past, from
the sweet tones of the musieal pres-and
we gi,'c hearty as.scnt t(l his Catholic causc than there was in the speech upon the o«:asion of Eliu,
assertion. but that God helps those bc-ginniug. \Vith Elizabc'th·s acces- beth's first public ,·isit. H is effe~
who help others is another maxim s;(\n there ,,'erc twO inftuencing forces upon her was much the same. He
equally deserving of approhalion, --<>ne urging to"'ards Protestantism was invited to court but refused tht
and the other lowards Catholicism. im'italion, For some time he had
The cnronati(ll1. people hoped. would been convinced that the Catholic faith
decide what religion would be per_ was the true faith. His final decision
mmuly adopted. \\'ould she have all was madc by witnessing a scene of
N. t c.
Friendship
In Ihe busy world about us we have the characteristic Catholic: ceremonies martyrdom. He Ic ft Oxford and
blessing< without number for which or w(luld $he la}' them aside and WCllt to Ireland. return ing i(l 1578 af
we owe uncnding gratitude to a bc'- favor the ritual of the Protestant a Jesuit priest. For two years h(
nign Providence. It might SCUll an custom? went about in disguise ministering to
almost impossible task to determine Elizabc:th wa$ not a wonJ8n of the peoplc in secr~t. H e was the!.
the gift, of all, most delightful, of prindpl~. This is most ob"ioU5 from disco"ered and put on trial. Ourinr
all, most satisiying, Only something her attiludc in managing affairs. Her the trial he was most emphatic in in·
which has to do with C\'e~yone could one paramount ambition was to estah- sisling that thc persecuted Catholies
be the superlativc gilt-namely. li,h her position-to establish her were not guilty of treason. While ~
friendship. claim. Her policy, inevitably, bcc.au~ ""as bc'ing tortured. he recei"ed a note
What a glorious bequcst it i_ of e.xilting diplol1J8tic: and r~ligious from Elizabeth which promised hilr.
frielllbhip with our )'fake~ and with conditions. was donble-faced-a polic:y release il only he would conform k
our fellow mortals! Friendship with of keepi"" people guessing. The cor- outward wa),s to the national church
our Makcr indicates a perfect love of oal1on. EliubC'th ordered typically seT\·ie~. His .refusal quickened th~
and confidence in Him, and, as a re. Catholic. execut,on of h,s sentence. Strangely,
suit. peace of consdence. Friendship At Ihis the Catholics took heart. To I e,'en he felt so~ clti ... alrous .Ioy;alty
with our feUow mortals means a close thc Protestants the service was dis. to the qu~. HIS last prayer. m fact,
boud of union with those abont us couraging. HowC\·er. at" the moment was for her sah·ation.
SO that they sharc our joys and sor- (II anll(linling. she turned. to one of ).fary- Queen oi Seal.!; is the thin!
rows with likc readiness. How grat_ her Protestant ladies in waiting, ex- figure to "'hiclt attention was called.
ifying it is to have someone who is claiming "Tis grease and it stinketh.'· The hope of all England and especially
sufficiently interested in us to be a This remark. spread about. rekindled Catho]ic England was cmtcred in her
true "iricnd"--one who is attached the hope of the Protestant adherents. i becau$C she was the next heir. She
to us. Kot seldom we find a case of This policy of ambiguity W3$ such puctised the Catholic religion but
onc friend git'iug up his life for an- that she pulled the wool ovcr the eyes failed to hold true to ]u,r principle
othcr. The oceasion for such sacrifice of the most bri1lia(lt minds of the in the question of marriage. Her
does not come to everyone but we aU realm and decci"ed even shrewd and I death occurred in 1587 and so lell
can maintain a spirit of generolU suspecting women. Sht had as many England to the merey of Elizabeth,
good-will that will win for us new 3$ twenty-Ih-e love affairs, which she 111 1603 the quttn, after long years
and true friends who will add to our lnanaged SO discretely that through of rulc. with a selfish. calculating
happiness. Above all. let us learn to I them. one time she was strengthcning policy, died, England-her glory was
appreciate and understand real friend._ hcr diplomatic relations and another not a glory of nat ional lifc but a great
ship as the jnestimable boon to ma(l· shc was furthcring her religious glory of courage and loyalty to the
kind it is. pOlicy. fai lh-a glory of martyrs.
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THE GLEANER Page T hree
&to 31l 5rp ~ "The Oxford Movement" The wllvens influenced by this
We probably know lc~> about SI. rh~ ,"""'KI ui Dr. Kinsman', m""cmCH! to join the Catholic Church
Joseph than about any other saint·, rxlUrc wa< ~I\. ,('l\ "n T ucstlay even- werc of two In)'-'~-that of Newman
;\IId yet his name thrills dl."<'l"",1 in iH~. ~l~rch 9. II rivalkd the fir,! in ~,Jd. that ()i :)'!allniI1F_ . .. .
nur hearts, St. Patrick, inT all his Iht" ;mt"r,'" mid in the charming ~cwmall a!w<lJ"' hvoo. 111 hiS IInag,n_
illustrious deed, and in1Julllcrabk dclivery ,,; the _,uhj«:1 malter. Dr. :uinll in the lourth and fifth cemurics.
legends ~s a more di,tant figure Ki",m:UI .Pt.I.:,- on "The Oxford He btgan Ihis study at Oxford. He
than our humble f;L Joseph. ~IO""n"~l1:' "lid d<'!lrl~' hrough\ home became inIC1"C!Slcd in a series oi writ-
What a man Jowph !nu"t have t" I1 1.> ,mdi,"!("c il-> R"'al importance ing' by Cardinal Wio;cmall ill which
becll! Dcsce1ld~-d of royal I;nc.age and ;ond il> wiole iuftuellC<.'. The follow- a ,,"nparisou was drawn between the
yct content to ply his saw, UI1S<'\:Il, and ing i, ,( summary oi Ih,' maill points Donali'l~ in Africa and the High
unknown to all ~"e God. \\"ho cn- (I( the l«tun Church Anglicans. The Iruth of these
trusted to him thc highcst po~ition . . , arK\1rru'nu snuck him alld is partly
gin.lI 10 IJ13I1 Oil thi~ earth. Ihat of I he Ol'th,rt!. :l.1",·~m'~'1 rnu.lted !n, r~,pon,iblc fur hi~ eOII\"('<o;on.
fO'lcr father of Hi. Only Son and iI.' ~tTl"nl{ll1t·n"'R. "I (ath<lhc(~m m I Thc olher t"pc is repre$('med b)'
Guardian of the llother of Gnd. !·:nl{lal~d. It ~",,,',-d ,m Hlter".! inl :\bnuing. He' was a highly intel_
To Jo.eph were gi\"<'11 all those C .. th"hc D~J("tru~" tl!"r". This inBu_ Ic.:\ual and praelical person. The
dutin of Ihe head 01 the famil)' in ~ucle. wail Ic~t III Jora~~e. Ge~maIlY, "ue gr,-at principle he alwa)"s held \\'a~
that littk home oi Xazareth. Joseph. la?, an'. ot t~ Conntr,,·) of l',uropc. the importano: oi r,-"<:ognizing the
ad,'ised by an angel, gave Je"'s Hi~ 1he Ln"'cr,lly of I?l'tford, from present a(livity of the Holy 5piril
345 Main Stre et East Kame. It was J(»cph who mu,t pro- ",Inrh Ihe <I1':"'('I1I<'l1t deTl"~' its llame, 'which he alw3}'~ ~trongly defended,
TrianiC'le Building vide ior the temporal weli;!re of ,,~. m,,,\ .lIIt<:'<1 fur Ih~ )nnhplace-of He Ix-came ;l1 tcrest<!tJ ;n the practic,11
----------------1Je sus ;!lId His Mother Mary. Joseph ,uch" 1Il,,,·cm\·nt. Fir~t of al1. it was fa,]ure~ oi the Allghcan Church.
W;!~ warned by the angel tf) take the ,11\'(1)' (,>I\'rl.II' "r IB (atlmhc be-I Sh(",nlg Ihe );!ck of the l'resence of
Child and His Mother to Egypt 10 gllm~lIg. Th<"ll t,~). it wa' ,I COI11- Ih~ Holy Spirit. On the other hand,
e5(:apc Herod. As all these dUlies m11~lIIy of M'hnlMi whn uc\"Otcd all -'tal1" illg was attracted hy ",·cr>·\h;I1/1
were Jo~epb's, ,0. too. wa' the heart Ilhe,r W'le 'lilt! Ihnught 10 ,tudy and he knew of Catholic iiI.: and de"otiOIl,
of Jo~eph filled with dC"Oli<>II, rcspeet f<.~,.ard' .. It is Ir;"litinual o.f (}d~rd The aet;\"e workil'g sy,;tem of the
and tenderness toward that Child, en. th"t ,t \\",. \'wr IIllc"resl<"d III the Ul- Calholic Church in the ninelccnlh
Irustoo 10 his care. tdll"<:tU;t1. Furlhermore. it possessed celllury. al>o. made him wholly :n
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From the time ui Chri"t'~ twelfth "~n.,,wlc~lj.:"e ;md pride (Ii ;B Catholic 'Y!n(lil.lhy with Ihe Calholie failh.
),ear, IlOthillg is mClltioned (>f JOSepll {:r~lt"lIl '11M! tr;"lili"I", A!(lng with :\rany men oi like \h(>nght were tlm<
in the G(>~peh. It ma)' I>c ,upposw Un', ,went 11" <I,·.ire t.) brinJo:: ~k I col1\·ert,-d. Both type, eli mcn pro­that
Ju~~ph died :" he had liI·eeI. the' Church of Ihe t"'clfth alii! tillr. due ..... 1 many COII\'~rt,. Both N"ewman
tn.nquilly. quieti)', humbly, att~nded teM1lh c~l1t:.tri" I and :\{anning were made Cardin.als.
by liar), and hcr Son, Cuu:d any The Ol'ti"rtl :\Io"cment cannut be I Dr. J(in$lJ13n abo rcf~rred \() Wise­life',
talc bc t"ld morc bridiy? C<oul<1 CI.nfinc-d tn Ihe l1il1<'tC,·nth century IJ13n. hi, wide range oi knowledge.
any life's Mory be mme apptaling? "lUll<". Th,re Wde $imilar move-' a",! hi, wonderiul per;onalily which
Th(' "('r), 5implicily of the life en, "lUlls in tl ... ' iXh"<:lI\h. "'''(,IMenth'l ~·II<."<:iallr filled him 1M the ta~k oi
dear. SI. J,,'eph to u.. He was not ;".1 ,',ghb'mlh c<'nlur;"5, also. dd~~lding the faith. He became
a man uf miraculous POWeTS, He 1!"w~n1' Ihe rrcatc._t "i all these gr<,atl)" iulercsted ill thcse converl>
li,'cd quittly. did his dUI),. and di,·ol lI1u\'elll,I\\", thl' OdnTtl :\loveme1\l an" u;ro them In help him in hi~
Could any man do more? l'r"p,'r, t,~ k placc klwC<.on 18J2 and j:\rea~ work. Xewman, after his oou­Let
11.< thC'O !\oI1or St. J<.~~ph and ~l'!.j~. It w", bt·gun br Kd>cl of Ox- \'er_'~II, ~cf, .. nd.ed th(' iai,th ~gain.t
a. we honor 111m. 1t1 us nut {"rget I t ,rd w11<"l' he l'rcach<!tJ bdore the It'TOWlI1g lI,fidehty, In thIS. he was
t~e wurd, of th" latc Clrdill3l
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l·niH.r,iIY "II IlO1ljonal a[l<J.ta$\", He mdre profo~nd 1110111 \\'iseman him­\
~.u~han; ... . 1 .. 1" hi:l h,';,rer, Ihat thq mll.lt ne\'er 5clf. -'hnlllng. wa, a mOst eflici~nt
!'pend your lue III h"l1<lrll1g St. leI Ihe St;IIC C,,",,~,<·ti"'l blind them to ht;"J ~f. the IHcrard,y. Hc apphed
J~>cph and your love and homage the _lliritQ,t\ l'ur[l<"C "f the Church. the pr:'lClplcs rc\"i"ed ill Ihe e;ghleenth
\\",11 no~ ..... I~al Ihat paid to him ?>' This ,erm .. n A:a,'" limit impetu. to '" a~1d .nllIetcenth .ce"t~ri,,'. thereby en­:\
i:.ry; It w,11 approach ncva so dlS- n'ncln~1 .tud)" 311<1 Ir;lIisbti())1 of the ncJllllj.:" Cathuh~ hfe. Thu~ Ihese
talltl), to the obedience. the lo\'c, the ,·ady !-'ath,·r., 'IUd ~n dT"rt was made two mm ,upplcmi.'n\~'(1 c;!ch uther.
Albert Meisenzahl homagl" p.lid tu him lur thirty years t .. rtstore Ih~ l",tkr days of Ihe In c""uI."Ction with Ihenl. il mu)t be
__ ______________ ~'~"~' ~'·~, ~"~h_2h,:..:'~h~' ~S~,~,~,~o~f_G::::~:L~' ___ :\uglic'lI1 (Imrch. Theil. too, the remcmlJ;Crcd Ihat Ihe mut;"c of their
PETER J, CONNELLY
Central Trust Building
Malon and General Contra ctor
EDELMAN
Incorporated
ANTHRACITE
COAL
(1.-<"1,ly .'piri!!",l ,.h'lT:lckr of John collvers,on \~.~" fnund Ihrough their
He·nry :\"WII1;lIl \I'~~ rOIl~ing entlmsi. Oxford s\lKllcs.
S 1 Dr. Kinsmal1 e<mc\udt'd with a final
I I Tr:'elarian;. a., the followcrs I word reg~rdins the Calholie senti-i
11 m"vem('l\t wcre callw. werc II1CU:~ ~I>d alm~sphere of Odord Uni_
,i tl tYP':I, One is illustrated by v~rsllY; .The tact that Dr. Killiman
Kd...: who. j.,n",,,,:ti the modd of Ihe I hUll,clt ,s a graduate oi Oxford
~el1t,,<·,,th celltury, )Iriving for the a'ld ..... 1 much intere,t to the lecture.
cultivalion of pidy, rnerenl ""rviccs, I N. t C.
the S~<"T"lllclllal teaching of thc Ireland
I~ lilll I!;t.~,·, His cbid oi.>je<:t was
o ;tck t,) the g"ldcn age (If Laud
T mcmher~ "f the other S«t
G'MI has gi-'en Ihe world but one
Ireland.
"'He not &l&ti>fi<:'<1 wilh thc Anglican He
II; Ic IUld the SC"Cut«nth century
:ld.:mls. The}' WCtll back 10 the He
rly F .. lh~rs. Pus<-y began to write'
Ihc "Tra," "j the Tim,·,," whith were III>
has wrought hl'r fwm !<Iil,hard­~
ned earth,
has sharpened her wi", on the
Blame),.
her beart. poured Il"'Y I,ubbles of
l1Iirth.
the sheen
waters.
oi her O\\'n sparkling
IOllg di,;sertati"ns on th~ "alue of the
~:l.Cram~"t~. These men worked for In
(he I"c""'al oi the Saerament of
1\'lIan(e and the (lractke of con{cs_ Glimmers hope, e,'er conquering fear,
And h~r glorious halo of martyrs
:"tcal_ a star from hca,'C'O SO near.
·Cln. Xewman d.,ired \() go even
f"rther :11K! 10 atld nlO1ny things which
<\, IOt ..... 1 3n appr,,",ch 10 the Church
" Rom,
-~f. S. R.
N. t c.
In short, there was a rc\"ival o( \\·c lalk 100 much and ;ing too
Anglicanism ~t it~ best. a spread 01 link
88 Portland Avenue R oc h es t er, N . Y . l!' ;,tholic eust<>l11s and rituals, and a N. t c.
(eel''': Il!Iderslandillg 01 the Catholic I ! f a young mall really wants an
d?C.trl1lc; However, Prole~tant in- education. he call get one even at
Stone 576 d,vulllah·11I wa~ retained. college.
THE GLEANER Page Four
C""l ,.;tp il qWI ,urprising
h<>\\" ""ar II,.· Billll'"rc 311<1 the Com·
111·~!,.rc ar,' in :-':ew York. r:,pc<:i~l1y
if y<>u lin' al Ihc l' .. mn".I"rc and
l<'a-d~ll<'c _'\ II" Biltn,. ". ilh "th~·'
i' .;- ','
~G,rrdy a ,,"wI; I"'''c' that ;;ome
,I:{, ,I<"", ""I 1"'~ .• \';,il t Buffalo.
1.:1.>1 w<tk ;1 wa, ~bc} :,,,an's turn
;Uld ,he lind, il :\. ,,;nd~ "",I ~~ :Lt·
t i' .;-
D,,,,'t f"r!,:ct th· :-"ni ,r Play of
Ihe Ac,,,h'lllY. By the di'111a) oi en·
thu,j",,, •. we ju<l~c thnt it i, t<) be
!he h,'.1 l'hT.
f t ., .
Our ",,'i,,1 "rtl,r ha, 'UfflH..:i th,.
1;,,1 "'n'k Dr. K"tI"\I 11:1'; be,'" min.
;"K Ir,,", tlk i;'cult~
.;. t t
I':nn F;,lh"r F.ddman dropp<.1! out
f"r a <I;,), \\'" '11'1l'X1 that he was
chagri"c~1 ;,1 bciLllC I"rero to ,hn'" thc
"'hih' fl~g I'n'" f .. :· ~ day
f';' t
E,'cn Ih,,' h"r trc',e' are cut, the
FTc,luIle" lin,1 " ri.';,1 I' thc long.
hair",1 :,aml-'~m in thdr mid,t. You
wh" '.'W Hd,1l C,l1in, thr<.>\\' a paper
1,;,<:,. iull ,,{ ~ir. al Ihe party knn",
d,e Iruth "I thi. 'Wt,·""'n!.
f " .;.
G: .. " with w"n,l...- '" ~I, ni.:a Tonie
,he n, xt lilll" y"n '.'" I .... r. I bdit.,,·e
,he i, Ihe only collcge ",,,man in
(-Xi'lt'n.o;: who ,,,,,1,1 think Hf hut Ii"e
,Ian): w rt1~ in I], < m;",,\( 1 claim
,he i, " I" .",kr.
~,. .,~ .,',
('"ul<l "ur mothers hut ,tC us on
Frida),. they ", .. uld in'i~t that in thc
flllure w,' makc "ur <'>I<n clolhe", It
i, n'mlTk,,!'le what we .. a" do when
'·ur 'Ilirit i, "I'_
t .;. "
Did X"z:or~'1h hut have" .·"umil:
nur$<', ,11\' w<>lIld do a Ihri"ing bu,i.
ness ju,l now. 1I!;,r), C""nelly ha,
""I !o«'11 with us {nr " I"ng time. As
a re.,ult. urch6tra practice h::t~ been
,u,pend<~l--whkh ,how< how m"ch
we 'l< ... ~1 hcr.
.,!. .,. .!,.
Hd<n C.,}"C ii.' begun t~ cultil'lltc
t"d,l}, and n~tmc;,1 C<l<.>kiu latcl)·. She
n<'ros Ihem· a w,'ek', iIlnc>' will have
it, efft'Ct!
,'v;c Hell,,!
:'olari"" Thi, \tarian ,,<I I'd
like hI talk In ,\jnll\\"
""i,-,> What:
:\lari" .. 00'''1.'1'). Thi, i. :'>Iarian
<I 1'<1 ii;';'- \.1 lalk lu :\I"th~t
\'uir~ hi, is til(" Charloue P"lk~
• • •
\\l>~ \. Ih" pr"i<'''''!'1 gla.s of
",a(,"r alway, accompanied by a 'mild
<lr""d'" Can "-\ildted answer'
• • •
Hal Frauk-ill Ed"" ihfe ' 111«)"
'\ui):"I,,· ;:c,chri<:b<:n:
• • •
:\,.w, Jc;U1. il tha>c du~"n I>nngc~
;,\ thiTt} c.,,,1; a dOZl~l Come \" ninely
nnt.. what \\' ill "\"en Imh f coal
a( filk,'n d"llar, emnc \1'1:
Jean (1IIliek!)")' A_he<.
• •
",[cmIO('!" ,,[ tho.! Editnrial ;;>taff:
"The 1);111"T is lIuin!: I<) he pr"<,,oo
n"x, .\{,,,,,lay·· • • •
~I(:i·.loll~ Prole"or '-Whal • the
death rOIl" here:"
~tml<llt: "Same as ;1 i< anywhere
d......- one ,1,alh for e\"Cry ;'lhahitant." • • •
'Xow. ii you have that in your
hea<1;' ,aid tl1<' profe,sor oi Apolo·
IIc'lie~, Volt" had ju'l e"pl~;I1!Xi a
Ih,,,ry I.' hi ,Iuckfll, 'you ~\'e 1\
all in ;, nUbhell: • • •
Chinaman. '"\'nll tcUe.: mc where
,ailr,,,,d ,lqK'I:"'
CiliZt'n: '\\'h:,t" he matler: Arc
y"u l",to'"
('hill'<I":lI1: "X", :'I1c hcre Depot
N. t C.
Ode To My Collegiate Ford
Y"u ha,'"" light hUI that', ai: ~h(}I,
You tra,'d III th rain hut y"u hav",
no top,
Y .. u had f"ur /cudtr, ~nd now you
have IWO,
Ii you lal.:", Ihes< 0 you'll :>ok like
lleW,
'Ynu h~"c nn rU'llLing boord, that
sound, ab,urd,
/lut I can t fale thr d"o ~ 50 don't ~
di,luri>ed,
You h~d a lail·light Ihat .h<>lle like
!'aturn,
f i' f /lUI all Y"" JIa'" now i.
Xazanlh C"lIt,~C wa< eonspiCllous ;alllan
dim old
hy it- presenee;L\ the Colgate·VarsilY Ye". Yo" have door~, but they're
j!;~lllC, Conni~ Hngan helped to rep- p;Linle(] up much,
n',eLll th .. Soph', \\'e like your ro~t I Y"u no IOl1~er have "Ihat tin you lo\'e
dre", Co,1mi .. , I" toneh."
T f t \nlCn you mce o.'cr bump" your \'ery
:'I1"rinll Dc\Viu had a brand nCw cngine sings,
ha,l all il~ h{JI~r nf th~ C<>lgate man. "I.ook me ovcr good, I'm honest
\\ .. find" qu,te btcomlllJr weight_no springs,"
.j. .;. t Y"u had an engine Onl'.:, but I guess
Bct~y PTitc.h~rd wore. (me of .tl~ose I it had to go.
new I1ght·filll1lg hats w,th a bnlhant nut ne\'cr mimI FI;\' the engine
in f~not. We like it, Belty. doc:,n't ~how.' '
t + t Y"u ha .... : U<') brake., hut n~ver mind
)'1,,, O'Connor was there in a that.
'Iuoning J.':rcy hro~d·tail c,,",t. Grey I ,teer f~r a pole. that always stopJ
I",,\:- wr}" wdl nn her. mc fbI.
t + .;- You ha"e four tire. hut they wabble
Jean Hayward and Helen Ritz nn the rim.
were ru,hing Ihe season with their Y"u'~e a rattling good Ford, for the
green hats-St. P;ttrick', clay isn't 'hape you'rc in.
umil the «e"\·ent~nth. -D. :'If.
Idios ync::ras ie. of Our
Lan g uage
Did you ",'cr SlOP to ruminate
, 'lu<l(1,t' 01 Xazarelh .'\~emy On the queerness of our \a.nguage.
prcpariu..: 10 lake their part in On the idiocy of its idioms
111 "rntieal contc,t on the Constitu- And il$ contrary badinage?
linn, which i, engaging the altention '
I hi):h.schoo1 pupils all o\'er the N'ow listell to this tale I tell,
And then you may decide
c"Unl~Y. The cHmination contests in Whelher it's m)' curiosity,
Ihc ,anun, c1a~",. took place last 0 th I '-_ Id -.·d
'H,,'k The final elimination contest Ire anguage, you 5""U <:.<,' e.
in the Academy will take place on I saw a cowslip through the fence,
March 25 and at a later date, as yet And a board walk down the lane'
,Ul<]" .. id.'(\. Ihe WlLten ~twem the [c"ell saw a kitehen sink '
",11<101, oi Ihis ,e.::lion of the elty will And a horsefly on the wi:mow pane
k held. In last year's oratieal con·
Il,t a Xazareth ~cnior won city
honor, and we are hoping that this
YC'ar X~~a~eth wi!! ;;cnr! a representa­,;,-
c I" \\'a,hingt<>",
Senior Play
You'd scarce ~Iieve that
A homerun in the park,
Or evcr saw a doorbtl1
And a tablespoon, in the
SORORITY PINS
I beheld
dark.
-H.C.
CLASS EMBLEMS
SCHOOL STATIONERY
Consult Us for
S.mpleLt--Sketehe_Ide.s
The Me t a l Arts Co., Inc::.
1 1 South A vellue
The pia)' "In the Brave Days of
01,1" wi!! be pre-!-C"lro by the Senior
Cia" "I Xaureth Academy on April
12 and lJ. It porlrays the Courts of
E,,!!:land ",xl Scotland in the clevcnth
,;<'lIIury The plnl 10110w~ the for_
tu"," uf Princcs~ ~{argaret and
Prince Ed!!:; .... her hrother. The cast
,,,dud .. , Floreiltine Jt'll>Cn, :\largaret
Fenton, ~lary O'Brien, AI~rta. Stone 5316
!'nlah. DurOlhy :'Ilatte~, E,ther 'Vest, G e org e Burns Pres s , Ine..
Kalhkell Griffin, Edith Croft, Anna
Wduer. Doroth)' B)'rne~. Helen Mc- 49·51 N. W.ter St.
':n,'an)" Catherine Elder, Syl\'ia Fur- Printers and Publisher'll
ling, Hd<1\ Dal"ill, Eunice Rauber'I ______________ _
~!arion Hazell. El~allor O'Connor,
I.«rclta :'Ibloney. ~!argaret Murphy,
C'-nldine Roland, Rosem~ry N'ugent,
C;,th"rine :'Iturph)" Hildegrade Bisky,
Jml<' Faruen. Eileen \'an Slykc,
~hr~an't !'Irnwger.
N. t C,
Watch This!
A gran and serious problem
C"nfront.< both fri~ and loe,
\\'hm iI's 12 A. M, or 12 p, M"
Wherc doc~ Ihe other hand go?
We have dune a lot oi research,
It has bo.>ell at heavy cost,
But firmly we're determined
To find the hand that's lost.
Xow thi5 is how it happened:
OlLe quiet, plea$ant day,
.". member of the Sophomore Class
Wore a wateh both new and gay.
:'he was proud of it and bappy
For ,he had not had it long
But ~udd .. nl)' a cry arose:
'Girl,,! One of the hands is gone!"
You can help us if you're willing
(Plcase do not scoff or mock)
To find the hand that'5' mining
At exactly 12 o·clock.
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Candy Sodas
Light Lunches
E yer's
Lake A"e.,
51.
Opp. Maplewood Pk.
Glenwood 954
Trant'.
Church Goods, Books, Sationery
Engraving and Picture Framing
96 Clinton Avenue North
115 Franklin Street
Thr,l' C{>st No More
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THE GLEANER Page F inl
"Blessed Edmund Cam.pion" 33. left Douay to ><:('k. in Rome. ad- Katherine E. Conway Infonnation ?
Louise Imogen Guiney mission to the Company oi Jc~u,_ The poem. "The Annunciation:' Dear Editor.
Dr. Kinsman'~ "lendid lecture on ,H""B,:~":2I,i• •, ,,,, ,.~-aB-":"""", ,,',,' 'IP:,'.',~".", which appear> in this month', ;55UC Your rcque,\ for a l"(llumn vf MgU-
'''' .... y, Y • h "C hol" W ld" 11 mentation is dccidroly daring in the
,"~~~::;11 ~:;g~~~~: f~~~c ~~ c'\'hen. n<>\ Quite.}"",, ~:car,' .~ prie,.I. :~ir:d~ in a~ V~~y ~~;nifica~~t 'w~~.~: Ulrcme. Gi .... 'n a mod ...... ,,'c dcgre<: of
;unl~l"n return' ..... In .r.n~ alou to . iI- amh"r, KathcTinc E. Conway. The ~llIrlcnl radicali<m "lid c~mlpoulKl with
us-dCTin'(l hom reading. r~cn\ly. bor wr ,ouls: ". tra,lor (accurdlllj:; J{~nlk. ddicate and beautilul Iype of a half ounce "f Cehic fire and one
(Olle of the book3 in our College I? Ih.e law.) hy .h" "~ry presence on womanhood which we find reflected face, the Iragic rC>II!t of ell'mental
Library: i.ouise Imogen Guiney's,I',nghsh SOIL 1hcre fOllowed a fewl,in all of !>Iiss Conwa,'" pr~lu'lihlls enlllhll'lion-ekm'.'11laL you limIer.
charming b;ography: "Blessed Ed· .h~rt nh lths ~f cal t < • rk the '" v. I ' ". ','" . v" z· 0 I. ",~o'. 'i, lorcihly brought out in tbis work. stand. m that it emhraces the umfu·
"'und Campion." pllhhcallon of h,. f:lmuu> ren Rea· , . '" .. mental SOll rces 01 man's lla,sions alld
QII~~g lfi::~~:~ ~~"C:r t:~~a};~;ef. :If;~''''Aa;~lre~;I'~~; ~~IIJ':~~ ~~e 1~~ ui,~~~h~~~:~}·a,~o~.~~~. a ,,~~Sl~r;:;: I ~~~;:H :~\-h::; .I~d:,r::-~a~'~d t~ r:~~:
hUI many of the vi"id figure$ wh" I he was impriwncd. Later, however,' rnl'r1~' of Roc:he~ter. and. for lhal r~-II" d..-iy persi,tent proh.
Ihen trod the strec:ts of England still he W;to< nfh"red Jil:>cny and honor> by ."n. ha. a '1ltt,1al appeal to Catholic But. "'Iuid mlllta:" (l);1rdoll the
win the passionate loyalty of those I Eliuh.:lh h~r..:1{ (hut at a price he Roche'ler, Thl> author alKl h"ldt a plagi~ri,ml--<lear re:\der. you 'Ire
who love noble <ouls no mailer what could 11".t f',,·e.l, Torlured IIP"11 the l):!rtieular imere.t ior Xazareth·. pruhahb- by thi~ lime a~kill!! yourself
3(1:e W35 blesS((! by their pr~e on' rack until he literally could not 11ft a daull'ht ... rs ,;1\ce" in the pi"ncer work Ihal ",m," qu~.ti • .m-i1\ any e,'enl. a.
earth. It is not Slrange, Ihen. that 1.. .~ lld in his "WI1 <ideme, a c"mrad. .. "f the Academy, ,he wa~ affiliated (.ur chr"nider chroniculate~. thi) i.
10 l.ouise Guiney-the truly "aliant mll,t nccd~ rai,e il Inr him In plead. with the faelilly as a teacher of Eng. Ih\' 111(,mh nj !>tarch--a lime (>f
daughter of a soldier iathcr-Edmund "X"t Cuilly." That rnule p~:tition li,h. Her literary work lies both in blillhlin!! blizzanb alI(I freshmen
Campion should have appealed as on( wa, in "ain The first day of Decem, pro<'try and il1 pro.,e. and h~r wriling. IneT-l'oul,. a Palrickia" tendcncy to
of her "high·souled heroes,," her in Ihat Yl'ar bro11ghl Can,pio,,'~ ar,· di'linj;(11i,hcd by the Qualitie~ of t~ke "n,,', ,i'''I~ in II,,! middle of c\as,
Thou,h an American. and a thor- rclca'"e fr<>tll his di,rnal, ",11:, dc,lIh by Irlllh.I>('"uty and ideali,m. which per· al1:l,icm(ll1'tralions in Ihe finc art 01
')11gh'going American. whose sp1cn- h angl~\g. M,T y,) ur.n. "'SIr/'"S. as "SI . l1l~all" Ihem \\'e find al,o a e~rlain ,kinH'llinll (Wer the Ihin ic ... of !tupr ....
did falher died as a resull of wounds ligl1allu, de'lred hIS son~ to~. In melancholy yet tender slrain. partku· 1IIm.'(1 In,on,.
'II~lained in the Ci,'il \Var, Louise 1&\6. Ihe Church pwnounccd F.dnlllnd larly in her poetry. The following ,",'1 ~n"n Ih" m,,,t limid "I 11S arc
Cuine,· 10"ed the charm of the Eng. I c3m,·1'''' 11 a"'nl1g t he . 8' c,,<,,,. I hI I' line, la~<-n Ir"'" "The He,H'iest Cro~s I~'" .'lel)1'i,,)[ inl" Ihe limeliKhl ,·ja
lish countrysidc" the heritage of Eug. O1<T«.: Ia " y cruwnmg h ,s fi"u e Ity a.•...•. "I All" H.und these notes for us: ""r "ll<Irl1loniou, madne~s,,"- 'res" )'ou
lish li"es alld lelleTS" and. above all" w"rth. -['vc h"rne iull manr a <CIrrow, rn" han ItU,"s,<~1 ii, with hom', and-
Ihe "gra)' towers of Oxford." Al Happ) the "UI~ .. mc when a IlOCt ,uffered man~' a loss- ahem!-arrow" (th" lall ... r furnishc<1
Oxfoni, l.oui~ Guiney spent Klme oi wTite_ "f a ~aint: ~a'KtiIY and h, ... ". BUI I~'w. with a strange. new an· Il~' at:!"niu'(l auditor,) We ,tep forlh
Ihe happie.1 days oi hef' life,,-there I ism arc the ch"rd~ on which L"uise ""1I;.h. I carry thi~ Ia,t dread 1<1 a~,a11lt Ihe world. Any time al all
where more than 300 years earlier, as 1 Guine~' san/l Ihi, liie. The cxtra· ... ross" ""ur mu~ic·I",'ing girb" (I Iluole the
FeUow and Tutor, as Public Orator ordinary charm oi Fath.'I' l"aml'ion- F<of <If Ihi~ he ~ure. my d,'lIreit, C;!.·,OIIrr) will gladly c,'"trihuIC 10 in.
and Proclor. of his college (St. 10 which his great ,uce. . ,., ;1' Icacher. whatt"er thy lilt befall" crea,i,,/: Ihe woes of h",nani ty,-<>nly
John"s), Edmund Campion ~gan his pri"st. and mi,,;oll<lry. bear wilne,,- Th~ CT<>'~ Ihal our own ha'Kb lash_ eall 1111<'" Us and we ,hall an,wer Wi1h
career: a tru~ scholar. yet a man of ha~ l~l~~e'(l imo her 1>1)(')1<. The schul. i"n ;~ Ihe heniesl cross of al!." <><Ir .iren ,Irai".,
the world. who.e brilliance and charm ar, Ihe gClllleman" then Ihe d("pi,cd Katherine E. Conway reHeelS in her II)' Ihe war. did I und"r,lalm yon
won Ihe adrniration of a large and courlier of the Gr<':t.t Sowreil{l1: We carL .... r a~ in h~r writings. not only hi ,ny you were cra"int{ an argn·
tnlhu5iutic eOler ie. It was. perhaps. ~cc the IIIml. The inner fir~ illumin_ the earlr training which ~he received IIIenl'
Louise Guiney's o\\'n life-long strllg" inR' thaI ,Ii/lht tij;(lIre. with iI' rcady under the ~ladames 01 the Sacred -\" hTE~£~TVJ' ~ ... "U)!OW~~
gle again5t hea\'}" odds" her io\"e 01 grate uf b<·arin!!. i, made ele ... rly man" Hearl, b11t her later training along N. t C.
gallant fighters-on whate-'\'er desper. ife'l iilerary lin1:'5 which she received un· Freshmen Entertain SOphil
ate field,,--her 10\'e oi learning. that I It i, oiten ""id that the wri\H'lR' "f du the diroction of the Right Rev- .\:-;1. Patrick's Party Ihal was
ga"e U5 so noteworlhy a liie·skctth CHit mc..!i"cre nr'e i, an aid in ac;- "rt,,,1 Bermrd J. ~lcQl);Iid. the finl rcaliy nllu>lIal wa, goi",," I" the
of ~r English brother. Happily. tOO" Q11irinl\' a gond pr,,,,, st~'lc. X" ",,,n' 1 Bi,h"p {of Rochester" S"ph"l1lOT<'" hy the Freshman Cla~s,
Ihe. poet was o~ I~e same ~aith which dcr. thell. thaI she wh,',e.I")<·t~y .i' It \\,ould indeed be difficult to at. The Freshm<'n ,howed Ihe ingenuit}'
claimed Campton s allegtanee: she: '" fine. '" .au.;tcr~" so rno"n~.,,, "'1 tempt to mea'ure what this rtrl1ilrk. c!taraC\<'rislic of them by IIrc,entil'i
100. was made to suffer because 01 her pww dl'tll1gu"hed by fchclty of ahle wnman has gi"en the world in all enterlainment quile diffeT<~\t Irom
her Faith.--<:mI~uenlly . . she was ,~t expr~"i~111, and by w~,~"lcrful1y happy the wnrk which .he ha, done for Ih.,; ... pre,ented on previous (>Cea~ions.
in dallier ?f ',11lS1nterpretll1g Ihe wIse 11<1T1\' "I" lI;nu~llI. \\ c 1'<'11111re Ihat Rdigiul1, for Charitv. and for Trulh. ,],,,,) dance numbers gi"en by l.oi~
lolly of hIS .h fe. . .l:l'""e (.umey ~ fin"':ll"" of expres· Such a work as Ihe dcligh tiul hook !'"ky and Irma Fallan Were nlUch
. After ~e;tdll1g her work. w~ vami,>' , ~"'n 'UT("l"e< Ih:11 O)t <::heslerl"n. ~CI nf travel. "Kew Footsteps in \Vel!. enjoyed by Ihe ... "tire audi ... nte as was
~I,!,h. "\\ ould that a poet like Ih,s 1,~Ie pl"!,(:el."y 01 Ill'r ,."'t. and her 111· '1'r"dden Way .... and such poelll~ as the mo,';"" picture entitk,l "inlroduce
~Ighl breathe 11~n e,'ery figure of Slj:(ht. r~l11",d Us of h,m; as--~."r ex·! "Before the Crowning." "Bride and Me" ,Iarring Douglas ~tcLean.
I"slor)'. Ihat we ml'!',ht. a_s ~ere" kno,~ I ~I11PI ... -,,~ Ihe i"'!l"wm~ .. , Qu~en Briars"" and "In Thank~giving .. are I Thl' ~ophornorcs lellder their
~nd love ~~e man. " t.:n!,:,rlunatch. ,far}. jl<r~ec~ted .h~r SU ')t"Cb (or I '" 'num~-n1S 10 her literary skill. !>liSllI' h~~rti,,,,t thank~ and apprecialion 10
I~t all wnllng of hl,tory IS a labor ~hanR'."'1!' ~helT rell:::-l(On. Her nu;re C""wa.' ha, been honorOO b)' rece"'-' Ihe Freshman Class for Iheir mo.t
<>I Io,'e. I.' ~ C ",." In:::el'~~' ~,,\er PCH".~ecul~ t?cm tor in« th~ "Lactare ),[edal:" gi"en by I delightfui cclehrati,,,, in h"'lQr "I (lUr
The stor}' 0 e~s"" a~p,o~ 5 ".e not C'''''';,!lIIf,( 'I, "ton.al" ,,~\' ... 11<)1 \'''Ir\'' Dame L"ni'·ersit\·. She alo;o re. Ir"h :'aint.
i, Q11ickly lold. "e.sec: him, 111 th,~ dwdt rnuch upnn th~ d'ff~re'l<:r. h~1 c<'in~1 a I11<.-dal from "r.ro XIII for
little I'Olmne .. al Chr,st Church Hos. t,~ a ~I'atl~r ""th ,. me ."hli",ophy I~ d;'I;nj:;ui,hed '~T\'ice in the Calholic
pil,,!. wdcommg ~tary Tudor llpon h,m II WIll have no hllk wl"/lht. c1,us ... ,
her r('Cenl accession 10 the throne. as I Oi COUT>e. the periud "f which the
later. in 1566, he welcomed her si51er book treats i. oi ab>orbinl:' interelil"
Elizaheth at Ox inrd. winning instanl, lor Campi""," life began during the
la,'or. But. all too soon. the happy fl';;,!n (If Henry \,111. just ,ix year~
ulli"er!ity life came to an end. Bap· Idtcr the Act oi ~oprl'macy. and hi,
N" t c,
Th~ thuullhtf111 Sophomoro gav~ a
\"alcnline party to the Fre~hmen.
\\", playccl "cuckoo" anti wc e"jnyed
r:=='=:1 t.AS11QDO·S
"'''' .. .
< _., ,,,;...' ........ '~':!".
lized in Ihe Old Failh. though biding 141 }'can lay in Ihe period 1I1arh-d it. ~
hi~ lime altd apparently acquiescing I by the rising tide of thaI flood 01 L
in Ihe ncw religi"n. Campion's native pcr,eculio" which ,wept Our I.ad),·, trutrtyr, and conies"ln nf Ihe Faith. ,.
h"'leIt~, was too great to permit him Ouwry irom Ihe ancicnt Church" and Th()$~ who filtd it harder In bear
to champion Ihe "rece;,'ed religio"" which di,1 not ,uh"ide COmpkld~ f{)r ,,'ith th~ dullne,s. as lhey ",y, fll the ;j
tt) whidl he could not ;n his heart almn~1 Ihre.., cellluri"",. ,,-ne><l. than with the ~i", "I the ,cape,
ccmlonn" «) he bade good_bye to his The ,,'nrth ()i this bi~nplt~' II de· .ltra .. e. mi/lht here learn "f Ihe hum"r
dNr "towery city." Soon he was Il ... min<-d It}: ,e\'era! iacton Its d,"· al\(I c<'unlin~" ()i o).:t holy life, ~
wilh iriend~ in Ireland. where he li/lhtllli dieti,," i, accompanie-d hy an i."ui .... · Guiney laithful1y mirrnred
\~ Y cuthful Shoes
.. I Sm.", S;",f'/icill'
Y"u rec"ll'ni~c their (ilarm
;n an in,tant bul you mu.t
wcar them to kno" Ihe
,piril<'<I charaCler of their
\\'rOle his "History of Ireiand," \\'hcn aninlali"n of Iflnc" a IIreadlh of ,yrn. iI,'r nwn 'p;ril in the" ... 1);1l1:e., \'·e. ~
Back ;n Ellgla,td again. as we arc path)'. a dii«crnment. thai eannol fail her ,i,ler, a, American" and :I.' Calh.
lold. "The love of God Wa5 lying in I" exeile our admiration H~re i, 11(1 "li~~, dn well to learn I" knnw her.
"'ait lor him. and forced his hand:" IItU'I}, anliquarian ;'Iudy. but,. faithfui wheth~r;n her poetry or 111 h ... r pro"".
~ hidl do"l' fillill/;( arche~
at 31 he SCI 011t lor the English Semi· l~lT\rait of-a living man. There i, in 1 "BIe<>ccl Edmund Carnp;o1\" reveals
nar}' 31 Douay, it 1"0. Ihe charm nf e"I"rllIl da}'~, I.nlli'C (;nit1~y herseli to us. by show.
1I t was not untii he had been or- with /llintp~es of "'any figures nnta· illl{ '" "tte "f the elect whom she d,;"01 ",.."",,, .h" C,m,;" " b', ; .. >. .. ,o;,h h;"", H,,,.co , ... ,,' -0, C, 'kG
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~nnn fit 1Iruu
\\'ilh ,l1l(ere "',rr"w Xaza.rcth
):raduate ... f 1"25 mour" the delllh
of anoth,'r d"ar comrade and bclo\"l-d
(Ia",nat .. , Anna :\1 Pratt, 80 Elm
~ln'C1. On :\brch 6 ,II\" ,uccumbed.
a victim t" th" epid,~nic of pnctl­n
·"·mi~. no" prnalmt,
Her kind anod 1",· ... 1,1.- di'l)(.l.il;"n
~nd her hright. dw\-r)', whim.icllI
ways ""U fur hl'" the fricntlship of all
who;> knew hl'r. ~we..-t m':OIorie' "f her
,,·ill t,'cr be ell,hri,,,'\t in the ."ul;
"f all h ... r C"mr~<le' anti her I,,,, will
I<'a",' a I""dy nid,,· in l"\'~ry heart,
l11d"'-11 it i~ "Illy the thou.::ht that Ihe
fk-.:·t wing",1 a,,):d of <leath. God\
me"c"':-CT. h~, horne l",r il1 Ihe 1",·c1i·
lie" "f y.",th t,) Ihe unull"rahle jllY
"f her eternal hnnle that !til'e> u,
,,,lace in the ,orr"w of partin); wilh
"nr h"hw('Il fr""nd an,1 rla"mal".
~13)' ,h" re'l in G"d.
Christianity in China
"Chri,tianity in Chin.a. To the
a"erage American theJo.C \\ords have
little or no ~ignificanee. Pcrhap5 to
$l.me they mean the qwu. ch~'eTfu1.
~df-,..crificing pric>!" la)' Bruther.
:In:;l ~i~tcr,. who lease home, (:;.unlT)·
,.,x! jrientb f..,rcver to devolc th~'fIl­,
ch'cs ~"'Iirdy to the rom'euion of
the h<-ath(1l Chine".,. To Qthcrs the)'
,ugllc,t the bundrl' or the chop-su,,)'
rc.'tauranIS, opium d(1l~ _lid gamblin!:
housel', ,uch as _re found in tht
ChiulItQwn of .... ~ricll_ :\{n,1 people
think "j China as a faraway country
w,,",he lllh_hit_nts ar" heathcn~ with
'Iu<-..:r lauiluas:e. cuq()m, and ma'111ers,
In a n'Cc"t i"ue of "America" there
al'p<'ar, an <1Ilightc"ing article "n thi,
,,,hj<'('1 One of the main r,-as"''' for
il~ .-tron): app<--al is the fact thllt iI'
writers i, Peler Yang, ;1 Chiuese
ClItholi ... wlm ha' 1><:ell a ,lUdeul in
Ihi, cuuntr), fur alln("O,t Ihr('<.: ,"car"
1-1\, (k,ire ;s I> !:i,'c Catholic ,.\mcri.
,'an, a iK,lter iusighl inlo the general
.-haraeter;,tic, of the Chine«' people
lIbUip untl Ijdru Sinn alld ther"h~' to incrca,.., their zeal fur
The la~ull\' anu ,!l,den!' "f Xaza- ,a"i,,~ Ihe ,,,ul> "j the Chinese.
relh Collq.:~ ,X\(·1I<.1 th" deepesl :\c<:<.>rUi1111; to the writer. the three
,ympathy \(1 :\lr. aud \lr~, J"hn \' rdilli"", pract;,;{'tl in China hd"re
Finn and family in the t,,',,·f,,!d grid the intrnduCI!Oll "f Chri;tiallill w~re
Ihal has falkl1 up<,n Ihem within so C"nf".-ia1li,m. Tao,'m and Buddhi~m.
hrid a tillle Ihrol1l:h th" d"ath "f their It wa, J1<,~';h1c to profess all three "I
,,'" Philip ,ttl" their daughter H~1cIl. '"Ct, jor no one ~ingly could ,ali"iy
Our ttl1derol ,ympathy i, Iheirs, lor the Irlllh_'~"<"kin;::- Chin{·';e. COI,fucian­their
<;orr"" i, uc..-p inde ... d. "Ill aim, ("Only at the temp"ral pc:T-
"'" who'e pri,'il~e it wa, t" knuw h'("tion oj tn;r.n without t"u~hiua: the
thel1\ both "l,pn:.:iale the ,Ierling {Ulure lik. while both Tao;'m and
character,. Ihe I.wahle di,po"iti"n~ 01 Buduhi~m h ... ch Ihe immortality of
hutll. o.,ar Hckll, "hom we the ",ul and (uture reward and PUIl­knew
int;matdy and \,)\"<'<1 .0 well. ;shm<~'t ill ~uch a way as to lead to
wa, the li,:ht·h,. .. rt,,1. refin<.-U. I",,"hle ,uper,titioll ;uxl pt$~;mi~m. \\'h"n
~'(,mp.",i("On uf thl: fi"l )·c-ar "f our I the Ihree religion, arc wm!>i"c-d they
l.'olkge life. :'h" bclnngc<l to u~ com,' a liule do,cr tn what th ... Chi­truh-
wa~ h parI "f 11', atld allh"ugh n<se P<-~'II!c arc seeking.
,he diu not return tu cnlie!:e Ihi~ yr.:ar. ~~yeral cr.-11\ltTie.' :l.J;!:O Chri";an;l),
the I;es that Ix,ulxl l,,'r tn (jur little \\~, earri<-u h;o: the mi,;iollarie, illlo
J.:rQUl' w~re nc,'cr hr~lk~n. Our col- China. An~ yet. accoruing I() 'tati,-
1cj::e intere,h were her'" a, wer" our tic, th~re arc at this time only about
per'("la! inl~n"h, Inu<'1.11 nur inler- IWO millioll Catholics out of four
"'h were (1'",,110n and rcciprt>C<l1 a'x! miltion inhabitanl~ in that coumry.
we fell a."nr<-.:I that Ih~ ~Wl-..:t bond Thc .tlle'tion ar;'c,. \\'h)' i, it thai
that liuk('{1 Iwr 10 our ColI.·ge '-."up C:uh()lic ",i"io" w<lrk ;n China i~ ~o
"",I "nr Collcg" affair. would la~t ,I"w? :\1r. Yam: "ffer, 'c"eral r~a­Ihrl>
ugh the )'ear,. 'OIl> fnr thi, FirSI, the polilieal il1-
The double Ius, of tht iamily in va.ion of the Christian natio,,'. Sec­Ihis
excelknt "'''' alxl IO"ely ,laughter 011(]1),. Ih~ meth. d u,('(1 to 'prcad th~
i, " grief inde • ."d,1om the ,tro"g faith Faith. :\Io,t of Ihe mi'~i"naries
Il{ the Chri~tian hClIrt that looh .'pend a lar!!,C part oi their time
heavenward, ml(] ,ee, Ihc Hanu of among the i!!,norant h.wer c1a."es
God takin!; Ihcir Im'{"(! .,1>1."' I" Hi; witholl1 making a prnpon;"natc d­Heart,
is halm 10 Iheir afflicted heart~. lort among the c:ducat('(!. 'I"hirdly,
i, sw<oct ""lace in their deep grief and lack oi education. Th.. Church in
cn~' lift, liP thdr h~'llrh io the Chin;r. is oiten called the religion of
'treng,h and ,wcctne>, and light of the iIlil~ralc, and ;, nnk<-d on the
the gr""l healing Irulh--"His will ;, ..arne le"eI a~ Buddhi,,,, and 'I"ani,m.
..,ur p<-aCt."· F"lUrlhly. ProtC!'tanlism. In any o!
The (;'r.mrr wi,he' to ackll<lwledge
that the article "n Ihe death of Mi>.
'\nna Pralt. wr;1\"" h}' Rosl-mary
:'hal1,,~.,q'. ha, I".. .. n r,'("cin't1. but
lIeellu'" an ~CC')II1't of the ",01" ha,
~lrI:-.. dy goue I" pre", Ihe paper ,)f
:\Ii" :,haIlI1C'''-')' ;, wilhh~ld. \\'c
wi,h to Ihank Ihe writcr for ,,,,Kling
It f"r puhlicalinll in TI,,· GIr""..,.
at the
Odenbach Coffee Shoppe
E ... t Maio at Clinton
tne larg" cities in China arc fouod
wdl-cquippro schools under the au­spice,
oi the Prote~tanl churchcs. But
Prote,tami,m. as a relijl'iol1. i, a fail_
ure Ixocau<e of the numhcrle" de·
nominalil'n, and "ariflU' intcrpreta­tio".,
,,( the Bible.
:h a remedy for what ha~ ken
nejl'lccted in the pa,t :\Ir. Yang sug­jl'e,;
1S that American Calholic~ "help
\<) educale an i"t~llif[em army of
,'oun): Chine<e Catholics "ho w;ll
ie~d the China of the nCar luturl'."
Hi' say; that there is "n nation that
ha~ hctter lerm, of friendship with
China than the L:nitoo ~talc' and
there is 110 nation that can daim to
have mOre Chinese Slud(1l\> rcpre-
"·,,tl'<l th"n i1\ Ihe L'lIitcd States. But
Ihel are nearly ~H ~-dUCaled in the
puhli,' .otld Prllte.t.a.nt M:hoob. He
t,,<-dirl' tl",t th"se whn will be the
,,,'ulhh,Ul h1"ch "f Chr;,tiaoit)' will
~ 11ll" mi in["rm<'ll 'lu<knlS relurned
rom Ihe L'n;t,.,J ~t"le"
Thf!j.i· b,'u, '~'11l;ng as Ihey do
r m • '" ",h. know> w wc11 the con,
'0il' 111 his own (, IInlTY have a
n,"It' appeal ior A,,><:rican rcaden.
:,hould lion! Catholic .-\mcr;ea respond
the ~p;rituaI n,-cd, of iK'nighted
hula. a'x! kl,d a hdping hllnd 10
II c' ruk ,uls" ho arc carrying
Ih. '~ht of FM;th t" thi. unfurtunate
I><:<>ple' :\1"I<n~1 aid i, tlc,..tcd sord,'
Symbolism of the Fi,h
III the hoi)' $.Cason of Lent, whtll
pr"ficienty in the culinary art lie5
chiefly in the skill in prep;irillg fi.h
ill nu,'el alKi tasty ways. we, perhaps,
d" !lot ad,'en I() the religious sill'
"ificance of the fish ill the carly days
"f Ihe Church. a "ij::'lificallol: as elcar.
Iy under~lood a~ that of the CrosJ
in our ,)WI1 day.
\\'htll the Church was as vet ill it.
infancy. and per,;ccUliot1 raged again$t
her. whtll. on being recogn;,cd liS a
Chri,tian. one (ould almost hcar the
w.,r (If the linns in the amphithelltrc.
Ihe Ii,h \\a5 3 ~)mbol of Christ aud
nj a ChriHian. of Ba!,ti~m and of the
Euchari,t. The origin of the usc of
the fi,h a< a profess",n of Faith in
Chri,t, ;, traced hack to the Gr~~
I.angu.~~e. The in;I;.,I, 01 the Greek
tran,la tion n{ "')c,us Chri~t, Son of
C.x!. :-a"jour:' ,pel1 Ihe Greek WOrt\
f"r "lish."
furth"r the cau", of the Chri"ia;,
",ith t.l th .. hr"",' mi"iunarie, al­ready
ill th"t far li..1l1. I. there noth­in"
that '" can <I" in thi< din'(:tiun
.. 1"<" in ,tIT little w,,,·. And then
th"r~ ;, Ihe dlkaciu,,~ 'help nf prayer
thilt II< ran 'lifO'ly IIi"" lor the ;IIC­c,,,
"f the Illi,,;ulh And it is not It; Oll",r ,iJ::t\;fkatiol1, arc dc~luced
h'·l·,,,d lK"'ih;lily that ("One "r other from ""r;ou, faet~. For in~la'lCe. th~
"j "lIr C"lk~<' ha"d tI1i~ht he caHed ancient cu'tom of pre!oeminll' to a IlW·
~:"~:~;~II,"~::";~e,~~{,:c~f'~lhcC::;i:stio~~ phite a small il'"r) or brass fi.h wilh
r) ;", lil"ld, ~f;or 'the "ame of the \)aptiz('(! inscribed
N. t c. I hrinp out dc~r1r il< ,,"mbQli,m of
Flap\i,m. '
EI Gran ,qaieoto .. Picture, in Ihe t,;lIlacum\)s. of a le\\
In th<ir ,tud) "I 1,,1 Gran Galc~.to In,1I"e, and Ii"h,·,. or nf the ""ene (I[
Ed,. ~~ra th,' fourth year I the 'hore nj Tilleri",. PfJint 10 it>
:-1,,,::1':, el"" !~a,'c ,'''II1l" to a rca.l- Euchari,tic signilicance among thc
;ut; .. " ',i :;" '"el that n'~odcrn ~p;i!n earl}' Christian,. Then, too. we lind
"a l'r,~.u,,-d drama, (tun~ (([ual.'" Chri,t Himscli referred 10 as the
charart<r Il<>rtra)'lll and ul1t\"Cr~1 111-, "Di",ne Fi'hcr 1 I Mel "
h~~.1 I:' fhc ,I,., I I·:~III'Ii'h. Work. With 11;,e f;w' poi';,!!; ;n mind.
1'.1 (,ral1 (,ak-.:,t" 's wI~hout ~uc~- pcrhap,. not onl)" will thi. p;irticul~1
1">lI" I" I" duma, carrytng wIth ,I h.,ld a dox-pcr meaning lor us, ill iu
II P ,,,.,,.1,,\ 1.C!'soll It luIS at once u"'"' in Chri~tilln An. but it ma'
all Ihe ~~§C1",aI5 of " g,,,x! play and I al"" .cr,·e 1.0 aro~ our illtere~t ~
a" "l'<'lImt ,:"d)" '" p~}ch(>loIlY ~y the lI;eneral ,uojcct of Chrbtiau 5yn>­J.(\
11~11} hold,"!!,. lip tu .,th~ pub.hc boli"n in architecture and in art.
I!:.,z a cro~! 5l'CII'1I .,{ hte In wh,ch
th,' "'il dfl'CbI "f go, ip arc '0 v;vdly
11 ,,,no Ech,·,:aray preached the Phone, Stone 695
'Ir"n,,~'t ki,1(] of ,ermon a!:ain.t the
in "f 'ca'Kla\.
In the dnel"pmc'lll of the plot.
Echegaray ~a"c abundant proof of a
d,"<"p umler-tan<linlt 01 the reactions
The Georgiana Restaurant
Special Sunuay Dinneu
Private Dining Room
of different type, uf charackr to each French and Italiao Home Cooking
"th"r and to circum<tallcc<, Ernc~to,
Ihe p"e1. n,lt\ Julian. all'! Teodora,
Julian', wife. the three principal
ch,tr;lctcr.. ~re 1101 hlatl1ele<~ pa ra­I:."
n, nor arc the •. tll,'r three wholly
villa;n"u<. {,Kieed. I found Don
~C"ero a'KI hi. wife and <on qui le
a int~rC>tinlt in thdr way as the
",hn', The" arc 'n typical 01 that
large .-row'" of m~-ddle§Omc people
wh" a(e"mpli..h ~ much hllrn, while
prdendillg t<> Ihem.ch'e, that they arc
Il("ling "irtu' u<l)' aud wi~ly,
Ollt rcmarkllltlc thinl\' ;lhout '"El
Gr"n Gale<>to" ;< the way in which
F ... htll"~ra)" made Ih;t ur;lTna. the plot
oi ",hich i, Sf' much concerned with
th,' interi"r ,tru!\:!l"lu of the char,
;\(tl·""'. a1.o a drama 01 action. He
thu, ,,'H~I if iro", dCjl'encrating into
a drllgged out. boring problem play.
"1'.1 Grall Galen!"" i, not lill'ht Cn­t,'
rt~iUlnent. hut it pro\'ide~ the audi­ell,','
with mu .. h food for thought.
The :tuthnr did not <etlle allthe moral
;",,1 ethical pr"hlem', bul leaves them
to Ihe ;n(\ividua1. \\'c Americans arc
quite apt 1<1 (cd that people of other
nationalitiu do not think and feci as
we ,10, but the reading of >uch a work
as "1':1 Gran Galroto" oUl(ht to pro-'(
an excellent e()r rcct",c,
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