Nuns Form
Education
Conference
Three Congregations of the Sis
ters Servants of the Immaculate
Heart of Mary, with Motherhouses
in Monroe, Michigan; Immaculata,
Pennsylvania; and Scranton, Penn
sylvania have formed a new or
ganization to be known as THE IM
MACULATE HEART OF MARY
EDUCATION CONFERENCE.
The first meeting of the Execu
tive Council of the Conference was
ield at Our Lady of Grace Convent,
Hanhasset, New York, August 24
!7. Representatives from all areas
if education, college, secondary,
md elementary, as well as Sister
formation, drew up by-laws for the
inference and set the theme' for
he first biennial institute. Host
or the intra-congregational insti
ute will be Marywood College,
icranton, Pennsylvania, in the sum
ner of 1965.
THE INITIAL planning group
rhich set up the temporary struc
ture of the Conference included:
lister M. Felicitas, Sister M. Saint
lary (Scranton), Sister Boniface,
lister Lalande (Immaculate), Sis
er Marie Isabel, Sister Thomas
iquinas (Monroe). Other members
tewly appointed to the Executive
louncil are Sister Mary Emil, Sis
er Rose Matthew, Sister Ambrosia,
lister Charles Borromeo, Sister
Jassian (Monroe); Sister Mary of
ourdes, Sister Margaret Mary,
lister Marie Paul, Sister Marita
ames, Sister Sacre Coeur (Im
laculata); Sister M. Michel, Sister
f. Nazarene, Sister M. Sheila, Sis
er M. Dermot, Sister M. Eleanora,
Sster M. Amata, Sister M. Clotilde
Scranton).
The purpose of the Conference
rill be to further Catholic educa
ion by consolidating the scholar
hip and professional experience of
*200 members of the three congre
ations who teach over 350,000
tudents. ' v
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MERCY SCHOOL OF NURSING
ENROLLS 43 IN NEW CLASS
On September 8, 1964, Mercy School of Nursing enrolled 43 new
students. The total enrollment this year is 90. Eleven new and part
time instructors joined the Faculty this year. The class schedule for
the first quarter went into effect September 10th. Prior to this date
the new students participated in an Orientation Program which was
a combination of academic and social events, including tours, a Tea,
a Hootenanny and Introduction to School Policies.
Sister Mary Elizabeth, Director of Education, announced that
applications for next years class are now being received.
Hindu Party Asks Ban on
Eucharistic Congress
NEW DELHI, India — (NC) —
The official publication of India’s
right-wing Hindu party has asked
the Indian government to halt
plans for the 38th International
Eucharistic Congress opening in
Bombay Nov. 28 in the interests
of law and order.
It said foreign Catholics are not
welcome in India, where 98% of
the population is non-Catholic.
The front-page article appeared
in The Organizer, a weekly maga
zines of the Peoples’ League Party,
a Hindu-oriented political group
which in 1962 polled about 7.5 mil
lion votes. In the past the party
has opposed granting visas to
Christian missionaries.
Under a headline which warns
of a “papal invasion in Novem
ber,” the magazine declared; “In
dia has no objection to Christ, but
it has every objection to ‘Roman’
Catholics. India will accept only
‘Indian’ Catholics. Anything else
High School in
Virginia Bombed
ARLINGTON, Va. — (NC) — A
bomb explosion knocked out win
dows and caused other damage to
the Bishop Denis J. O’Connell
High School here and the adjoin
ing Christian Brothers’ residence
the night before the school was to
open for the fall term. No in
juries were reported to any of
the 28 Brothers on the school’s
staff.
One, Brother Eugene Anthony,
F.S.C., said he observed two
youths leaving the area of the ex
plosion in a yard outside the high
school and residence moments be
fore the blast occurred.
will be a menace to the security
and integrity of India.”
THE ARTICLE quoted what it
alleged to be a section of Pope
Raul’s encyclical Ecclesiam Suam
to the effect that Christianity is
the one true religion, and it added:
“Opinions and activities like
these could provoke reaction among
the 98% non-Catholic majority in
India. As such it could easily de
velop into a law and order prob
lem. The government of India
would be well advised to ban this
invasion of India before feelings
get any worse.”
The state and federal govern
ments in India have provided fi
nancial assistance toward prepara
tions for the Eucharistic Congress.
It is not believed the new attack
will change the policy, since the
ruling Congress party has consist
ently opposed the Hindu group.
Washington Letter
Continued from page 3A
since have alerted all Americans
to the danger of Communism and
aroused in them concern and de
termination to combat the party’s
routine activities,” the House
committee says. “Most radical
movements have a significant un
stable element within them —
and there is no telling what such
elements will do after years of
indoctrination in hatred of their
Government and its leaders.
“Yet today we see relatively
little concern, and little being
done, to combat and offset com
munist agitation-propaganda ac
tivities which are boldly design
ed — as they have been for years
—to promote activities bordering
on the treasonous.”
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Dean of Women Named
At Sacred Heart College
The appointment of a new Dean
of Women heads the list of faculty
changes at Sacred Heart Junior
College, Belmont. The institution
opens the 1964-65 school year with
full registration.
The President of Sacred Heart
Junior College is Sister M. Stephen
with Sister M. Christine as Aca
demic Dean, Sister M. Celestine as
Dean of Women and Sister M. Ber
nard as Treasurer. Sister M. Helen
is Librarian assisted by Sister M.
Annette.
For the 1964-65 Academic year
Departments have been organized
under Divisions as follows: The
ology and Philosophy; Humanities;
Science and Math; Social Sciences;
and Community Services.
Sister M. Celestine has been new
ly appointed to the post of Dean of
Women. Mrs. Nora Bridges of Bos
tic will serve as hostess and will
assist the Dean of Women. She has
had previous experience as hostess
for the Sigma Alpha Mu Fraterni
ty at the Conservatory of Music in
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Another new addition to the
faculty is Mr. Joseph A. Biter of
Loretto, Pa. who will head the So
cial Sciences Division. He holds a
Degree from the University of Mis
souri.
Mrs. Virginia H. Clemmer will
teach a course in study skills. Mrs.
Clemmer is from Gastonia and has
held various positions in Psycholo
gy and Education. Mrs. Clemmer is
a Graduate of Indiana University.
The Music Department continues
under the direction of .Sister M.
Cecilia. Teachers for the year in
clude Sister M. Cecilia, Mrs. Mar
lene Slaten, Mrs. A. P. Pardo, Mrs.
SISTER MART CELESTINE is
the newly appointed Dean of
Women at Sacred Heart Junior
College in Belmont, N.C. She
has been principal of St.
Michael’s School, Gastonia, and
of Sacred Heart Grade School,
Belmont; and she has served for
the past few years as Principal
and Superior of Sacred Heart
School in Cutchogue, L.I., New
York. Sister holds a degree from
Mount Mercy College, ' Pitts
burgh, and has studied at West
ern Carolina College.
Robert Brooks, the last two named
being additions to the faculty this
year.
The college glee club will be un
der the direction of Mrs. Slaten.
The College Choir is under the di
rection of Sister M. Incarnata.
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