Speedway Flyer, Volume 28, Number 40, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1959 — Page 6

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BOY SCOUT NEWS (Continued from Page 1) Leaders are Karl F. Wacker II; Bob Sorgenfrei, Alan Robbins, Jim Scanlon, George Walker and Richard Hoerger. We hope that all the boys will cooperate with their new leaders. The Troop meets the Ist and 3rd Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m. of each month. The Ist Tuesday at the Speedway Methodist Church and the 3rd Tuesday at the Speedway Christian Church. The 2nd and 4th Tuesdays the boys meet

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ST. CHRISTOPHER’S CATHOLIC CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) and Fall Festival on Sunday, November Ist. Save this date open. Mrs. Vanard Sherman is general chairman. More next week. Young Catholic adults are meeting tonight at Sacred Heart, 1530 Union street, Indianapolis—Rosary at 8 o’clock, meeting at 8:15. George Anthony Zink, Jr., one of the first babies of St. Christopher parish, now at Bedford, Indiana, will be married Saturday morning at a Nuptial Mass to Kathleen Anne Farrell of Bedford in St. Vincent de Paul church, Bedford. George is a graduate of Notre Dame and Miss Farrell is a graduate of St. Mary’s of the Woods, Terre Haute. Sunday, October 18, is Mission Sunday. We are all asked to give to the Missions until maybe it hurts a little and to pray for the Missions. A daily prayer of members of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith offer is one Our Father, one Hail Mary, one Glory be to the Father and St. Francis Xavier pray for us and pray for the Missions. Junior C.Y.O. will receive corporate Holy Communion Sunday morning at the 8 o’clock Mass. Following the Mass, a doughnut and coffee or milk breakfast will be served in the dining room of the school building. This breakfast is for anyone who cares to come down. Something of the first church, the first little chapel of St. Christopher which is now a part of the parish house, and of the second church, the second chapel in St. Christopher school building, is now a part of the third church, the real church. The birch wood

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which was used for the one confessional and the priest’s sacristry in the first chapel and the confessionals in the second chapel has been used to make the three book racks which now hang on the walls at the three entrance doors in St. Christopher Church. A new and larger statue of the Sacred Heart of Jesus now stands on the bracket by the side of the main altar. The small statue of similar design of the Sacred Heart was placed in the niche in the hall of St. Christopher school. St. Christopher’s Civics Club of St. Christopher school received its official charter from the Commission on American Citizenship in Washington, D. C. last week. The charter formally recognizes affiliation of the local unit with the national organization, headquartered at the Catholic University of America. Thousands of these units are chartered in the United States for the express purpose of “fostering training in good citizenship.” Our young citizens learn in a practical way the meaning of Christian social living based on principles of justice and charity through monthly projects and study of articles featured in The Young Catholic Messenger, a national Catholic weekly for students of the upper elementary grades. This year the program of study and action is “Be a Good Citizen —Serve Your School.” Pupils of the eighth grade who comprise the local unit members have chosen for their officers: Elaine Keller, president; Kathy Burke, vice president; Billy Shields, recording secretary; Fred Benedetto, treasurer; and, Don Dean, Sergeant at Arms. Discussion Groups held meetings this week as follows: On Monday evening, the Sacred Heart Group met with Mrs. W. N. Tremmel; on Tuesday evening, the Ave Marie Group met with Katrine Carter and the Immaculate Conception Group with Mrs. Howe of 1406 Luett; and, on Wednesday morning at 9:30 o’clock, the St. Ann Group met for the first time this year with Mrs. Earl Chadwick. Ladies who are to sew for the altar and the school met with Sister Bernadette in the social room of the school yesterday afternoon for a short organizational meeting. High Masses at 8 o’clock in the morning this week are offered according to the following intentions; on Tuesday for Anna Worthington at the request of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grothe; on Wednesday for Otto J. Eifert requested by Sister Mary Susan; this morning, an Anniversary High Mass for Nellie Craft at the request of her daughter, Marjorie Craft; and, tomorrow morning Mary Alice Smith has requested the Mass for the Suffering Souls. Last week the High Masses were offered on Tuesday for Catherine Crehan, requested by Joe and Delia Killilea; on Wednesday according to the special intention of the Frank Glass family; on Thursday for Margaret Maschino at the request of Jack and Rose Clemmer; and on Friday for the special intention of Mary Louise Pilsl. Julia Cesnik and Nora Bray will attend the Central Indiana Convention of the Third Order of St. Francis at Marian college Sunday. The convention will begin with an 11 o’clock Mass, Father Philip Marquard, spiritual director of the Holy Stigmata of St. Francis fraternity of Alverna Retreat House, celebrant. The theme of the convention is Spirit of Poverty. Pray your Rosary daily for peace in the world. Nora Bray

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