OPEN HOUSE was held at St. Terese’s Church, Durham, on the third Sunday of June. Shown
above are the parishoners who served as guides. From left to right they are (seated) Mis.
Bertie Fowler, Mr. George Thorne, Mrs. Ruby Borden, Mr. Richard Fowler, Mrs. Georgetta Yel
lock, Mr. Robert Duncan, Mrs. Jocelyn Stevens, and Mrs. Davesene Spellman. Standing are
Miss Allyson Duncan, and Mrs. Ramola Corbitt. (Photo By Purefoy’s.)
Sunday Open House Held
At St. Teresa's, Durham
The Confraternity of Christian
Doctrine and the Parishioners of
St. Teresa of Avila at Durham,
gave their non-catholic neighbors
and friends a chance to see and
to examine the interior of their
chapel by sponsoring on Open
House on the third Sunday in
June. The purpose of the Open
House was an attempt to dispel
many false notions about Cathol
icism and to build goodwill in the
community.
Guides were stationed at the
various parts of the Church to ex
plain the Baptismal Font, Holy
Water and the Sacramentals, the
Altar, the Holy Sacrifice of the
Mass, the Way of the Cross, the
Statuary, the Rosary, the Holy
Bible, the Confessional, the Sacred
Vessels, Vestments, and Altar Ap
pointments. The Blessed Sacra
ment, was removed from the
Church. To aid the guides, neatly
printed cards were displayed all
over the Church. By using this
method each guide was well
versed in the item he or she was
to explain.
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In preparation for the open
house, a publicity program was
outlined. News stories were sent
to the local newspapers, and radio
stations. Invitations were addres
sed to all the families in the im
mediate neighborhoods.
This project was most success
ful mainly because the parishion
ers gave their cooperation and in
terest. The heat of the day made
the program somewhat difficult,
but many persons endured the
heat to make the visit. The parish
was honored to have Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Hunt, and Mr. and Mrs.
Eddie Tillman and their famiies
.from Our Lady of Consolation Par
ish in Charlotte to pay a visit. Fa
ther Joseph Howze, the Pastor,
was most pleased in his parishion
ers’ loyal cooperation.
Associates Worry
About Pope's Health
Vatican City — (NC) — Those
close to Pope Paul are worried
over the state of his health and
are pressing him to go to his sum
mer retreat at Castelgandolfo
earlier than usual this year.
Last summer the Pope did not
leave Rome for Castelgandolfo un
til Aug. 5, but there are rumors
that he may make the trip early
in July this year. He met privately
(June 30) with Father Mario Sirio,
S.D.B., the new pastor at the sum
mer retreat.
The hot weather in Rome and
the Pope’s busy rounds of audi
ences and speeches are only part
of the reason for his apparent
weariness. He has been studying
the progress of the conciliar com
missions with the closest atten
tion, and the Church’s current re
examination of the morality of the
pill as a means of regulating con
ception has drawn heavily upon
his attention.
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Church of England Seeks
To Extend Use of Latin
By John A. Greaves
(N.C.W.C. News Service
LONDON—While the Roman
Catholic Church in England is
preparing to use English in part
of the Mass, the State Church of
England is seeking to extend its
use of Latin.
This move is included in one of
two Anglican Church measures
submitted — as the Established
Church must by law — to Parlia
ment for approval. They seek to
obtain legal recognition of some
current Anglican Church practices
already in use.
And these two small requests,
not sufficiently important to merit
the title of pariamentary bills, are
expected by some political ob
servers to arouse a storm in the
House of Commons as further signs
of the Anglican Church’s alleged
“drift to Rome.”
One is called in official legal
jargon the Vesture of Ministers
Measure, and is about vestments
and rubrics. The other is the Pray
er Book (Miscellaneous Provi
sions) Measure, and also deals with
rubric and liturgy. In general,
these measures would simply rec
ognize practices which have long
been common in Anglican churches.
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liament is planning, according n
reports, to fight them tooth ani|
nail. One such M.P. was said W
have declared that some of thej'
intended provisions such as legalit
ing stone altars and mass vest,
ments, the use of unleavened breai
for Holy Communion and extes
sions in the use of Latin wen
“attempts to legalize the Romi
Catholic forms.”
One clause in the Prayer Bod
Measure would extend the use s
Latin. The Act of Uniformity]
establishing the State Church, aR
lows Latin in the colleges and hail
of Oxford and Cambridge univerj
sities and in the three big Anglji
can colleges of Westminster, Ww
Chester and Eton. Now it is pro;
posed that it should be allowed is
other universities and “such otb
er places of religious and sounf
learning as custom doth allow «:
ordinary may permit.”
Archbishop Michael Ramsey o
Canterbury told reporters: “Whil
it is not expected that the use o
Latin will be more extensive tha
it is at present, such a restricte
right seemed undesirable.”
As regards unleavened breai
the law at present provides tlul
the bread used at communion shall
be “such as is usual to be eaten."*
Another clause in the new measuw
would allow bread “whether leav-j
ened or unleavened,” but of the
purest wheat flour obtainable, j
AN OPPONENT of this mow*
said the insistence on bread ii
normal use for communion wafj
deliberately intended by the re
formers so that it could not W,
reserved and kept as in Romar
Catholic churches.
A further clause in this meaj
sure allows bishops to appoint spei
cial feast days to be observed bf
church-goers.
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