HfiveStitiire Rites Held
■At Belmont Motherhouse
By Sister Mary Joan
BELMONT — Most Rev. Vincent
|s. Waters, D.D., Bishop of Raleigh,
I officiated at the ceremonies of Pro
Ifession and Reception at Sacred
Heart Convent in Belmont on Au
| gust 15 and 16.
“There is no one who has left
Souse, or brothers, or sisters or
I mother or father ... for my sake
“quoted Bishop Waters,” who shall
not receive now in the present
time a hundredfold as much . . .
and in the age to come life ever
lasting.” (Mark 10,29,30) Testifying
to their faith that the real goal of
the human heart is God Whose
[ love is eternal, a number of young
romen from various parts of the
f globe dedicated themselves to
Bishop Calls
Continued from page 1A
ownership of property must be
preserved to maintain human dig
^ty, it must also be controlled so
that more than a privileged few
can enjoy its benefits.
The Archbishop pointed out
that in Puno, the nation’s poorest
department and its most heavily
populated outside of Lima, the
capital, only half of one per cent
of the people are property owners.
The rest, he said, work Qn the
lands of the rich for starvation
wages.
Archbishop Rodriguez suggested
three ways to remedy this situation:
— Revision of laws governing
the use of private property to make
them serve the common good.
— Payment by landowners and
businesses of a just family wage
to enable workers to save money
and eventually become property
owners themselves.
^— Giving people a true Chris
tian attitude toward the acquisition
and use of private property.
The present lack of such an
attitude among Peruvians, 95 per
cent of whom are Catholics, is due
in part to the shortage of priests,
he said. It is also due, he added,
to the failure to teach the social
doctrines of the Church in the
nation’s schools and in sermons.
Archbishop Rodriguez also ad
vocated:
— Nationalization of big busi
nesses with too much economic and
political power for the common
good.
— Encouragement and protec
tion of production cooperatives.
— Higher inheritance taxes.
— Business reform to coordinate
production in the interest of the
common good.
— Expropriation and redistri
bution of private property for the
common good.
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Christ in the religious life by
taking the holy habit of religion
in the reception ceremony on
Wednesday -afternoon (Aug. 15)
or by pronouncing the vows of
poverty, chastity, and obedience
and the service of the poor, sick,
and ignorant at the Mass on the
16.
Received as novices on the after
noon of August 15 were Miss Ann
Carey of Parsippany, N.J. who will
be known in Religion as Sister
Mary Ann Joseph; Barbara Collins
(Beaufort, S.C.), Sister Mary Jude;
Patricia O’Neill (Charlotte, N. C.),
Sister Joseph Marie; Patricia Mar
tin (Northport, L.I., New York),
Sister John Marie; and Rita Lynn
(Rocky Mount, N.C.), Sister
Joanne Marie.
un the morning of Aug. 16 final
vows were pronounced by Sister
Mary Hugh, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. Hugh E. Mauldin of Salis
bury, N.C.; and first vows were
taken by Sister Mary Janet,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G.B.
Grisdale of Charlotte, N.C.; Sister
Mary Philip, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. L.V. Meskill of Brooklyn,
N.Y.; and Sister Mary Emiline,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F.
Duenas of Agana, Guam.
Renewal of vows were made by
four Sisters from the Island of
Guam at the same time. They are
Sister Mary Andrew Perez, Sister
Mary Helene Torres, Sister Mary
Cecilia Camacho, and Sister Mary
Stephen Torres.
“These young women the speaker
said,” have placed the invisible
before the visible, the superna
tural above the natural in being
espoused to Him at whose beauty
the sun and moon stand still and
before whom the angels adore.
Many friends and relatives of
the young nuns attended the in
spiring ceremonies to beg God’s
blessing upon those who had
linked their lives with the entire
family of 30,000 Sisters of Mercy
dedicated to Christs’ work in the
world.
Primitive Art
Work of Priest1
Comes to Light
LIVERMORE FALLS, Me., —
(NC) — Two art collections here
have acquired virtually the entire
painting output of a French priest
artist who died 31 years ago.
Arnold H. Sturtevant and Dr. Ed
ward Martin of Livermore Falls
purchased some 500 paintings by
Father Jean Louis Gervat, who for
many years combined art with his
duties as a parish priest in south
ern France.
The two collectors acquired Fa
ther Gervat’s paintings almost by
accident.
Some months ago they noticed an
article in a French journal on the
priest’s work. They were interested
in him because he was a primative,
or self-taught artist, and they have
specialized in collecting American
primative paintings.
The wrote to the priest’s sister,
expressing an interest in his work
and asking if any of his paintings
were for sale. She replied that they
could have them all, since it has
been her brother’s wish that his
work be seen by North Americans.
Father Gervat, who died in 1930
at the age of 63, specialized in
landscapes depicting the southern
France he knew so well.
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1961 DDF Report
Raleigh — Sacred Heart Cathedral
Raleigh — Our Lady of Lourdes__
Raleigh — St. Monica __
Belmont Parish _
Ahoskie — St. Charles ...
Albemarle — Annunciation ...
Ashebaro — St. Joseph _
Asheville — St. Anthony _
West Asheville — St. Joan of Arc __
Asheville — St. Lawrence_
Asheville — St. Eugene __
Benson — St. Anthony___
Blowing Rock — Epiphany _
Boone — St. Elizabeth _
Brevard — Sacred Heart _
Bryson City — St. Joseph _
Burgaw — St. Joseph _
Burlington —- Blessed Sacrament
Canton — Immaculate Conception _
Carolina Beach — Immaculate Conception
Castle Hayne — St. Stanislaus_
Chapel Hill — St. Thomas More
Charlotte — Our Lady of the Assumption _
Charlotte — Our Lady of Consolation _
Charlotte — St. Patrick___
Charlotte —- St. Peter ___
Charlotte — St. Ann__
Clinton — Immaculate Conception_„ __
Columbia — All Souls _I
Concord — St. James _
Delco — St. Elizabeth____
Dunn — Sacred Heart _;_
Dallas — St. Vincent _
Durham — Holy Cross _
Durham — Immaculate Conception __
Durham — St. Teresa of Avila__
Edenton — St. Ann _
Elizabeth City — St. Catherine_ _
Elizabeth City — St. Elizabeth__
Elizabethtown — Our Lady of Snows _
Elkin — St. Stephen __
Farmville — St. Elizabeth__ _
Fayetteville — St. Ann _ _ _ _
Fayetteville — St. Patrick _
Fontana Dam — Our Lady of the Lake _
Forest City — Immaculate Conception _
Franklin — St. Francis _
Gastonia — St. Michael's_
Goldsboro — St. Mary _
Goldsboro — Sacred Heart __
Greensboro — St. Benedict_
Greensboro — Our Lady of Grace __
Greensboro — Our Lody of Miraculous Medal
Greensboro — St. Pius X_ ___
Greenville — St. Gabriel_ _
Greenville — St. Peter ....
Griffon — St. Jude
Hamlet — St. James____
Havelock — Annunciation _ _
Henderson — St. Paul _ ~
Hendersonville — Immaculate Conception _
Lance Cove — Immaculate Heart of Mary
Hickory — St. Aloysius _____
Highlands — Our Lady of Mountains...
High Point — Christ the King_
High Point — Immaculate Heart of Mary
Mocksville Station_
Hot Springs — Our Lady of Loreto _
Jacksonville — Infant of Prague _ _
Kannapolis — St. Joseph _
Kill Devil Hills — Holy Redeemer _
Kinston — Holy Trinity _
Kinston —^ Our Lady of Atonement__
Laurinburg — St. Mary ___
Leaksville — St. Joseph _
Lenoir — St. Francis_ ___1
Lexington — Holy Rosary ....
Lincolnton — St. Dorothy_ _
Lumberton — St. Francis de Sales _____
Lumberton — St. Madeleine _____
Marion — Our Lady of Angels _
Maysville — Holy Innocents _._
Monroe — St. Joseph __
Monroe — Our Lady of Lourdes _ _
Mooresville — St. Theresa _~
Morehead City — St. Egbert _ _ ___
Morgantown — St.. Charles___
Mount Airy — Holy Angels _ _ __
Mount Olive — St. Mary____
Murphy — St. William __
New Bern — St. Joseph_
New Bern — St. Paul_
Newton Grove — Our Lady of Guadalupe
North Wilkesboro — St. John .. .
Oxford — St. Catherine _
Pinehurst — Sacred Heart _
Plymouth — St. Joan of Arc_
Raeford — St. Elizabeth _
Reidsville — Holy Infant...
Warrenton Station _
Roanoke Rapids — St. John
Rocky Mount — Our Lady of Perpetual Help"
Rocky Mount — Immaculate Conception_
Roxboro — Ss. Mary and Edward_
Salisbury — Our Lady of Victory _
Salisbury — Sacred Heart___
Sanford — St. Marcella_
Sanford — Our Lady of Lourdes _
Scotland Neck — St. Ann _1
Shelby — St. Mary ____
Smithfield — St. Ann __
Southern Pines — St. Anthony __
Southern Pines — Our Lady of Victory_
Southport — Sacred Heart_
Spruce Pine — St. Lucien ___
Statesville — St. Pius_
Surf City — Gate of Heaven_
Swannanoa — St. Margaret Mary_
Swans boro — St. Mildred_
Sylva — St. Mary___
Tabor City — St. Francis Xavier_
Tor boro — St. Catherine
Thomasville — Our Lady of Highways
Tryon — St. John _
Vanceboro — Holy Name ___
Wadesboro — Sacred Heart_
Wake Forest — St. Catherine_
Wallace — Transfiguration_
Washington — St. Agnes
Washington — Mother of Mercy_
Waynesville —
Wendell — St.
Whiteville —
Williamston — . ,,
Wjlmington — St. Mary_
St. Thomas
St. John
Eugene _
Sacred Heart
Holy Trinity
Wilmington ....
Wilson — St. Alphonsus
Wilson — St. Therese___
Winston-Salem — St. Benedict_
Winston-Salem — Our Lady of Fatima
Winston-Salem — St. Leo
Winston-Salem — Our Lady of Mercy
West Jefferson_____
Wrightsville Beach — St. Therese_
Burnsville — Station of Spruce Pine
Buiner — St. Bernadette__
Charlotte — St. Gabriel _
Charlotte — St. Mary ___
Cherokee — Station of Franklin_
W Springs — St. Andrews___
Windsor — Christ The King ...
Quota
1.143.00
1.200.00
131.00
250.00
107.00
152.00
205.00
74.00
460.00
700.00
600.00
31.00
51.00
31.00
160.00
75.00
97.00
423.00
59.00
60.00
89.00
220.00
1.045.00
140.00
1.463.00
1.345.00
944.00
134.00
25.00
254.00
47.00
172.00
10.00
64.00
1.170.00
10.00
50.00
36.00
303.00
35.00
50.00
56.00
140.00
1.022.00
15.00
180.00
70.00
443.00
586.00
40.00
300.00
1.157.00
98.00
600.00
26.00
158.00
52.00
226.00
729.00
60.00
519.00
18.00
339.00
90.00
31.00
728.00
25.00
9.00
2.050.00
173.00
199.00
489.00
16.00
227.00
107.00
117.00
89.00
20.00
166.00
33.00
48.00
54.00
8.00
65.00
69.00
258.00
70.00
160.00
71.00
87.00
110.00
752.00
175.00
67.00
30.00
395.00
. 40.00
60.00
24.00
30.00
210.00
571.00
37.00
63.00
10.00
500.00
42.00
7.00
42.00
165.00
82.00
290.00
28.00
62.00
100.00
200.00
36.00
195.00
58.00
20.00
15.00
61.00
90.00
112.00
17.00
85.00
123.00
43.00
152.00
42.00
208.00
172.00
144.00
23.00
1.095.00
168.00
30.00
336.00
49.00
100.00
1.263.00
300.00
15.00
90.00
30.00
50.00
510.00
18.00
10.00
30.00
15.00
Report
Ne. 3
506.87
1,002.00
95.00
161.70
48.74
75.00
166.00
72.21
460.00
700.25
655.00
25.00
36.00
160.00
60.75
74.57
520.20
45.11
34.00
89.50
220.00
71.65
1,031.85
839.60
101.41
33.87
87.81
43.50
142.08
1,234.00
26.15
50.00
8.85
28.20
60.00
619.00
15.00
143.00
74.50
220.00
35.88
184.00
1,054.00
36.31
486.37
26.00
51.00
51.00
91.45
250.00
76.42
349.40
18.00
154.71
90.00
31.00
444.28
10.00
619.02
49.00
199.00
132.00
15.75
103.00
97.00
131.50
59.81
13.00
166.00
33.40
53.82
6.95
8.79
61.00
32.56
150.00
83.35
59.24
86.85
76.34
111.50
392.95
75.00
97.00
52.25
42.52
60.50
12.00
225.00
487.40
29.00
110.00
10.00
510.00
45.05
9.20
40.00
110.00
60.00
182.87
3.13
62.75
9.48
200.00
5.51
195.00
35.75
25.70
57.20
29.22
30.00
77.75
93.96
43.55
50.00
14.44
193.11
98.10
93.55
12.30
1,178.30
159.00
31.75
171.65
56.33
115.80
1,000.00
268.09
15.00
77.00
6.25
62.00
210.00
20.00
27.00
21.50