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Readers are invited to support St. Columban Sisters caring for orphans and refugees in China, including appeals and editorial notes. 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It i-my w ay oarying kccp lpyour granl.selfless work anongthe orphans and refugees of China.May yo”glorious cfforts be rewarded with an abundantharscst of sols.Pleac rcmcuber ne in yourprayers.Sinccrely yours.  \nAddress ...................(ity.....................State,..  \nST.COLUMBAN'S MISSION MAGAZINESt.Columbans,Nebr.February,1946  \nBYLINESand SIDELINES  \nCONT E NT S  \nARTICLES  \nFather Patrick Dawson went to Koreain 1933 and was assigned to mission workon Quelpart Island,clristened by someFrench navigator who probably had inmind\"Beautiful Isle of Somewhere.\"Father Dawson,with three other Colum-ban missionaries,'worked among the200,000 people living on the island untilhe was jailed by the Japanese in 1941 as apolitical prisoner.Apparently he remem-  \nI Was a War Prisoner............   3Rev.Patrick Dawson  \nBurma Promise..................  7Rev.John Howe  \nWings Over Manila..............  9Rev.P.Vincent McFadden  \nThe Story of Love................17Rev.Paul IValdron  \nShanghai Review.................19Sister Mary Oliver  \nAt the Trumpet's Sound..........20Rev.Thomas McCormack  \nbers only the funny incidents and recalls them in his article,I Was A War Prisoner.                    \nFICTION  \nFather P.Vincent McFadden was bornin St.Columba's parish,Durango,Colo-rado,attended St.Columb's school,Ire-land,and was ordained in St.Columban'sSeminary.He went to Mindanao in thePhilippines in 1939 and was pastor of  \nA House Divided.................14Ella C.Capstick  \nPOETRY  \nPing Wing......................18Ella C.Forbes  \nFEATURES  \n11,000 at Oroquieta.He completed theroof and rebuilt the facadle of his ruinedchurch only to have it crumble againwhen bombed on Christmas eve,1942.In  \nColum,Nanky Poo...............22Trail of Smiles...................  24Photos:cover.ThreeIions:2nd cover,China Relief;pp 4.5,7,8,9,10,U.S.Signal Corps;p3.back cover.Three Lions.  \nWings Over Manila,Father McFadden tells some of his ex-periences as an internee of Santo Tomas.        \nOUR COVER  \nFather Paul Waldron,Director of St.Columban's in its American region,beginsin this issue a series of spiritual editorialson the Sacred Heart.Father Valdron,whowas professor of Moral Theology in St.Paul's Seminary,St.Paul,Minn.,beforejoining St.Columban's,is well known forhis retreats given to the clergy,Religious,and laity.He was one of the first editorsof THE FAR EAST,rector and professor of  \nThis Korean,typical ofmany others,after longyears of war,suppres-sion and foreign occu-pation,during whichCatholic missionarieswere ever at their sideto offer help and con-solation,ponders theproblems of proposedKorean Independencewith thought-linedcountenance.  \nSt.Columban's Seminary in Nebraska,and also regional pro-curator.  \nFather Thomas Walsh,Columban mis-sionary in Burma,succumbed to malariain December,1945.During the war,Father Walsh was interned at the CatholicLeper Hospital in Mandalay,where onMarcli 16,1945,when a shell explodedover the hospital chapel he receivedshrapnel wounds in both arms and a deepgash on his back,but nevertheless hegroped through the blinding dust,lifted  \nTO JESUS THROUGH MARY...The easiest,shortest and best way to go to Jesus is inade knownby Blessed De Montfort in True Devotion to theBlessed Virgin.Write for bookl","cbCait4OwYpD7Hji","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCait4OwYpD7Hji","pdf",3988870,28,"English","# In This Issue\n## A Sister's Care\n## Wings Over Manila\n## Contents\n## Our Cover\n# Articles\n## I Was a War Prisoner\n## Burma Promise\n## Wings Over Manila\n## The Story of Love\n## Shanghai Review\n## At the Trumpet's Sound\n# Fiction\n## A House Divided\n# Poetry\n## Ping Wing","[{\"question\":\"What help does the magazine request for the St. Columban Sisters’ mission work?\",\"answer\":\"The issue urgently asks for support for the Sisters’ work for orphans and refugees, emphasizing help needed for those under their care rather than for the Sisters themselves.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the subject of the article “I Was a War Prisoner”?\",\"answer\":\"It recounts the experiences of a Columban missionary who finds himself jailed by the Japanese during wartime and describes the circumstances of his imprisonment.\"},{\"question\":\"Which issue details are given for this February 1946 edition?\",\"answer\":\"The magazine specifies it is The Far East, February 1946, Vol. XXIX, No. 2, along with publication information and addresses for the issue’s organization.\"}]","The Far East - Vol. XXIX, No. 2 - A Columban Missionary Recounts His Experiences in a Japanese Jail | PDF",1791884286,43]