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OfficialPublication of the Archdiocese of N. J. Newark, and of the Diocese N. Plans Canon of'Paterson, J. t Law Revision VOL. 8, NO. 5 JANUARY 30, 1959 FRIDAY, PRICE: TEN (jENTS VATICAN CITY I (RNS) Pope John XXIII. in a move of Text of regarded as epochal importance by religious leaders Communique everywhere, announced his of intention convoking an Name (Ecumenical, or General, Council, one of Bishop Wright the chief purposes Council of which will be to of I study ways bringing about unity be- !ttl*l*n Ihe P sthnlie •, «.l Announcing Chnrnk tween the Catholic Church and NCV'C Newt Srrvict other Christian communities. visit to St. Paul's Outside the- it Pittsburgh the text of the official one of Ordinary; Following communique issued Ecumenical are Walls, Councils gath- the four major hy the Vatican Secretarial of Stale the erings of ecclesiastical basilicas in Rome, to mark the on summoning of an dignita- ries and Feast of the St. Elevate ecumencial council by Pope John XXIII: theological experts re- Conversion of Maryknoller the Paul and the lflth of On the occasion of the visit carried out this morning at the presenting entire Church for centenary the of the Apostle's the Ro- Ostian Patriarchal Basilica (St Paul Outside-the Walls), purpose discussing, defin- Epistle to WASHINGTON John J. of Wor- the Bishop Wright ing mans Supreme Pontiff John XXIII, after having assisted and regulating matters of at a Papal cester, has been named of The Mass., Bishop Pittsburgh and delivered Church doctrine and Pope met the Cardinals chapel, an allocution to Their Eminences the Car- discipline. Rev. John W. dinals The Pope presides in a monastery adjoining the Comber, M.M., Maryknoll Superior General, present at the solemn rite. over such councils basilica, where he had has been named Titular of cither in person or pre- Bishop Foratiana HIS HOIJNESS dwelt by Pope. upon certain points of more important through a legate and their de- viously attended a Solemn John XXIII. The were announced apostolic activity appointments here by suggested the experience of these first Mass and recited by crees have no binding force un- a special Achille Lupi, Charge d'Af- three months of his and Msgr. pontificate regarding his for an responsible less he confirms them. prayer end to the perse, ad faires interim of the Apos Cardinal'll ties as of Rome and Of death. Bishop Supreme Pastor of the Universal rution Catholics in commu- tolic Church. THE Delegation. The is one ANNOI'CEMENT hy the In Bishop of the nist China. this prayer, the 77-year-old Bishop succeeds Bish- Church’s best-known As Bishop of Rome, the Holy Father stressed the Pontiff, whom Pope also Wright orators. In great de many reaserted his claim Arch which have op John F. Dearden, now Worcester vclopment the city seen hailed as the to he introduced the Le- has in these last 10 years and already Pope spiritual primary and urged of gion of the grave problems which connected the Unity because of his special the Mary, established a di- are with spiritual as Catholic flock to "remain of ocesan paper, and di- sistance the population. interest in the problem of Chris- obedient to who organized a the Pontiff, As Supreme tian reunion, came the ocesan youth program. Pastor of the Church, hr noted dangers become at close is the onr universal shepherd.” the annual more greatly the of Chair of Unity A menacing every day to spiritual life of the subsequent Vatican com- BISHOP-ELECT Comber faithful, that is, the Octave, an eight-day period of was errors which enter everywhere and the im- munique said the forthcoming for the of all bom in Lawrence, Mass., Mar moderate attractions of material increased prayer return sep Council will he aimed goods, today more ' toward 12, 1906, and was than ever with arated Christian groups to Rome the of ordained at technical progress edification Christian peo- No date has been Maryknoll on Feb assigned ple.'' but it l, 1931. He TO did not specify what ENCOUNTER the needs of the Christian served in Manchuria present people, for the opening of the until 1943, Ecumen- topics, besides that of Christian the Supreme Pontiff, taking inspiration rector from the centuries old ical Council. hut Vatican was of the would be on the Maryknoli of unity, agenda. practice the Church, has announced the at coming of three sources speculated it be The Seminary Maryknoll from might only hint was that 1944 events of the givrn greatest importance: a diocesan synod for held this to 1953, when he the year, provided all the the Pope, in his talk was named su city, celebration to the Car- of an ecumenical council for the of Universal preliminary work can be had Perior Maryknoll missioners in ac- dinals. "underlined the daily Church, and the bringing Chile, up to date of the Code of Canon complished in time. It a post he held until his was an- increasing perils threatening tha Law, preceded by the election forthcoming promulgation of the Code ticipated that close lives as Superior General in to 2,000 spiritual of the faithful, of Oriental Law. 1956. was Cardinals, Archbishops and It during his service in notably errors which are infil- As far as the council is FATHERLY EMBRACE: embraces Manchuria that he ecumenical concerned, this, in the Bishops, as well other Pope John XXIII wa's as eligi- trating their ranks at various impris of thinking the Pope, looks not to the ble an old an oned the only edification of the clerics would attend. This and colleague during unannounced visit to a hos- by Japanese. points the immoderate at- Christian people, but would he. besides, an invitation to the will be the largest gathering of traction of material for in Rome. His consecration is goods which pice aging priests Overcome with emo- expected to separated communities to find unity, to which so many souls Bishops in the history of the have than take increased more ever tion, the received the Pontiff’s place shortly after Faster in of priests apostolic bless- today every part the world aspire. Church. with the advent of technical pro- ing and heard him “Bear the ” say: tribulations of old Special invitations may he is gress with and and At sued to Protestant and Eastern age patience charity, offer your sacri- Bishop Wright Most Recent Council Orthodox POPK JOHN, who lo the Churches to send ob- spokr fices for your brethren in the pastorial ministry." Cardinals in I.atin. also bishop of Detroit. It is his third servers Iff the sessions. an- nounced The Ecumenical Council the calling this year of episcopal appointment. He was will be the first since a synod, or ecclesiastical council, named Auxiliary to Archbishop From Newark the Vatican Coun Bishop of the of the Rome Dio- ell of 1869 IR7O clergy Church Provided (now Cardinal) Cushing of Boston Opposed at which the cese "to doctrine of discuss the grave prob- in 1047 at the age of 37 before Papal infallibility was lems proclaimed This Council and increasing danger to named of Worcester when Definition of never Bishop the actually adjourned hut spiritual life" of Romans. that diocese was erected in 1950 Papal Infallibility was su} in Cuba Another Asylum pended six weeks after Piedmon major project, he Bishop-elect a Comber is vet VATICAN CITY An doubt regarding the Pope s in- tese disclosed, would he bring jurisdiction), an entire nation, troops entered the states of to ecumenical council is a gather but the HAVANA Hundreds of fallibility rather belief or the the Code of Canon I.aw the that several provinces sub- Church and the up to Cubans, sought by ing of the reigning world's residential definition and of the doctrine at ject to a date, to publish a Batista its primate who has pre Pope, Pius IX. became a separate regime before overflow, were granted and other prison- asylum Bishops Church offi- that time would ( has raise another cedcnce over all Bishops er in the Vatican On ode, which been under Catholic monasteries and cials of a Oct 20. in rectories, colleges, it has been and ranks highest barrier for among Protestants. country or district. 1870, the bull study, for the Eastern, or Ori- Pope issued a sus the various types of Church revealed. At any rate, it is a matter the ental Church. of Baltimore has been the scene pending Council "until councils. a them Jose Miro record that The made was Bishop Fitzgerald of three more Pontiff also it known Among Cardona, veteran presi- national councils in the convenient and more op Under the and the dent of the Cuban Bar Aiaocia presidency of the Italian Bishop made U S. time.’’ that "the Church intends to give ] They were held in 1852, portune or Pope, of his legat«s, such their submission and subscribed 1866 dioceses better tion and now Premier. He was murdered and 1884. a ecclesiastical or crippled by Ba- POPE JOHN’S councils are convened to to the decree announcement and structure." disguised as a priest at Holy dis- after the vote. juridical , tista henchmen, often without • Provincial councils which was cuss and And contained In an address to regulate matters of Bishop McQuaid, upon his "Some people dare to speak Ghost Church here. «ny evldenc* whatever together 1* of bring the suffragan 1 Cardinals on occasion I faith, morals arrival the of a ill the or home, delivered a ser- of Church, claiming it is However, many priests had to wrong-doing. discipline. of the ! Their Bishops Metropolitan of decrees, if confirmed by mon in his cathedral In which behind the times. But the Church stand by in frustration as Catho- an ecclesiastical 1 Catholic for Fidel province, for support Cas- the Pope, bind all Catholics. ha made a iis alive and ii not custodian lic fell victim to the public proclamation the laymen per- was example, a meeting of the Father tro evident at the huge Bish Holy rally Those who have of hia acceptance of the doc- of a the Church secution. Franciscans at Cicgo a vote in the of the Newark museum. Though held by Castro ops province. last week in front discussion trine. has are: Patri- Represented great respect for what is an- Deavila report they could hear Cardinals. would be these of the presidential palace. archs, Primates, Calls cient. beautiful and good, her thf cries of Catholic youths who Archbishops dioceses: Pauline Posters advertised OTHER TYPES of councils Newark, Paterson. the participa- and residential first concern is souls This is hy were being beaten. Abbots Trenton and « The cries tion Bishops, within the Church include: Camden. of Young Christian Worker the Church intends or prelates heads of Diocesan to give dm were followed by tell tale silence nullius, • synods members Members of the • General synods (coun better na- certain monastic of the East Basie ceses a ecclesiastic*! and One day the bodies of 30 youths congregations cils) consist of the Epistle tional Catholic or of the which clergy of a Action group had and Titular West are com- jurdicial structure," he said. Bishops, if invited. diocese ROME were~found hung in a town in also meeting under their INC) John been asked to attend posed of one-half the Bishops. Pope Concerning his by In addition, intention to seat rev in Oriente Province, of the their leaders experts the- Bishop XXIII seized on Rome's ob- make • Patriarchal, national canon law reform one of At of ology and canon law be or pri- • Mixed olution. Havana, morgue in- synods which con Diplomats may the of attending matial councils which servance of the 19th centen- subjects the general coun- ipduded vited to attend but represent sist of both ficials report that 600 bodies that they have civil and Church cil. Pope John said: "Canon law Archbishop Luigi Centoi, Apos Bishop-elect Comber a patriarchate ruled dignitaries ary of St. Paul's to were only a consultative status. (territory who meet to Epistle obviously had been tortured Nuncio solve has been tolic to Cuba. by a who in force for than 40 two patriarch holds the secular the Romans hail the let- brought in over a few months. missionary who as well as to jeran spent AT THE ecclesiastical and LAST Ecumenical highest rank after years it is now outdated on IN A years in the Pope in problems. ter of PRESS conference, Cas a Japanese concentra- as the basis Christian Council, held at many questions It must there- CLERGY AND laity are reiter the Vatican tro such tion camp World ." outlined social reforms during War I. ' theology be need from Dec. 8, 1869, fore brought up to date to Sting the for swift justice, He is to July 18, as social security, better the fourth Superior General The Pontiff paid tribute to the 1870, 46 Aids I meet the needs and circum- housing, Americans were although many object to the ol Mary pres- Unemployed equal knoll, established in epistle in a letter to Cardinal land distribution and im 1911, stances of " trials the ent, including Bishop Bernard present-day life showcase staged at all of whom named Prefer! proved education as the "basic were Bishops. Pizzardo, of the Sacred Havana J. McQuaid, a Newark diocesan Sports Palace. objectives" of The society has of the new now a member Congregation Seminaries and govern- priest who became first Responsible sources claim ' ment ship of more than Bishop Universities It If Your Advocate However, he said Cuba 1,500. 'Back-to-Work’ Plan was read at a of Rochester. That council de- (hat at least lfl.ooo wom- would have formal men, to attain economic commemoration at the BISHOP WRIGHT fined the of the and children was born in Infallibility Comes Late en were wantonly before all of l.atrran University, which ... stability these re- j Boston on July and Pope when he speaks "ex cathe- for to i PDit Id Vsa 11n#i _i. 18, 1909, was iorms could he together prominent theo- Several undertaken. ordained dra.” Initiated [brought complaints have been in Rome on Dec. R. 1935, Cardinal He claimed the he by logians and Scripture scholars received revolt di- after A of late delivery of The studying there at the North month after the council rected was be- Advocate Copies aro delivered "exemplary" American opened, 21 American MONTREAL THE POPE stressed that Si 3 Schools College. He was Car Special monthly be raise It Bishops collections will office distri- represented a true held in Paul in his Epistle Thursday to post dinal O'Connell’s secretary in Joined with about 120 others Montreal’s to the Romans popular movement. Catholic churches for construction bution centrrs in Jer- He stressed proj- himself Newark, Boslon for a in signing a petition "distinguished by the that year prior to the against ects as his troops were ‘‘symbolic sey City, Elizabeth, and. disciplined gestures” toward solving the critical of the divine until bringing up the definition in greatness revela Seized and had indulged s recently, the Lackawanna Erie not in thefts, the uneoiploymcnt problems here. This lions, by the council. However, only was announced bv acuteness of thought, or Terminal in Hoboken The lat- lynrhinga looting after their N.Y. Cardinal Bishop Cardinal in by heavenly McQuaid and Leger a pastoral letter read in all churches the spirit pervading success. Bishop ter has since then changed to Edward Fitzgerald of Little The Cardinal also called for the very sound precepts of the He centralized said he and other leaders Named a more trucking ter- Rock, Ark continued the formation of labor About 80,000 moral law, and by the fiery legate , their op- manage- persons are un- By Egypt " in of his minal Jersey City. movement would voluntari position eloquence NEW YORK Cardinal to the end. ment commissions which would employed in Montreal The Job retire Spell ( Through this l> from public life if they less total for These arrangement CAIRO (RNSV—Three Jes- man of New York propose unemployment solutions all of Canada rose qualities. Pope John has been Bishop McQuaid was not with the Postal felt they had lost the of named in wrote, "account for Transportation support by Pope John XXIII to for which could be by by 79,000 the month of Decern the fact uit-conducted schools here the present the final voting. implemented Service, you should usually people. be the state. He ber alone that thr Papal I-egale at the first On Thus said that current epistle "occupies a A Mass Bishop Fitzgerald and one receive your Friday were taken over by the sponsored Catholic In paper by tral American Eucharistic Italian government unemployment bene- such critical times, the Car place of considerable impor- Con- Bishop were the only If this week's is late, of Reli- Action in for the dinal copy Egyptian Ministry thanksgiving re fits are insufficient." said, Christians have tance in the New Testament. I Cress at Guatemala Keb Il- two of 337 voting at the "clearly four It please turn of City final notify the Circulation because had peace to Cuba was of ls It also obligations They should Is In fart Ule compendium gion they alleg- was announced that session to cast “non (it pray, of Department of The fered on the placet" THE CARDINAL Advocate, steps of the Capitol declared that give charity, the entire of edly used textbooks the Pope would a does not examine their con- doctrine the Apos- th»t filled aend special please me) votes. he MArkct 4-0700 here. had no illusions his that con- sciences and lake tlr and the basis to reflect Arab trends in message *o the'congress some action— of Christian The Post Office history struction drive is anxious to SOME COMMENTATORS had would provide a I no matter how •nd were "filled with historical The small. to be compared with correct this Cardinal and his theology, we party, solution to the situation and said that the complete unem- Cardinal errors.” to which reason for the Lrger said his a brilliant lighthouse showing Pope Deliver will Include Rev. John W I pastor arc anxious to help them. American ployment problem. But he voiced *1 opposition was not «as prompted by the thr of Authorities claimed that the Comber, M M Su- "thou ' history human salva- Lourdes , Maryknol! the hope it would Message influence oth- sands suffering, tion," textbooks contained "such er- perior General, will materially and slop off or ers to initiate Recollection VATICAN CITY similar projects. morally, and placed social Day roneous (RNSI - Pope in Thr Holy Eathcr the statements as is a day in con expressed Egypt Mexico City before the He John XXIII announced suggested that leaden of ditions which render The monthly day of recollec- that he U.S. Priest difficult a that the Still under occupation," and that congress. After the j hope centenary would in meeting the for will deliver radio industry, commerce and fi- 'life in tion priest* will he held at a message on conformity with Christian spire to Morocco and Tunisia were still Cardinal will In each theologians study even spend a day nance Eeb. 18 to ask themselves if they lie Immaculate Semi- Trench mark the closing of asked all look more the Conception possessions. of the In principles." to thoroughly contents of countries represented ex- the Lourdes [ Moscow have dooe everything possible behind the nary on Keb. 12. the con- Centenary Year Panama statistics and see the letter Giving cept They are Guate- THEY The to avoid lay-offs and If ference* will he Rev. Charle* CHARGED observance was they men, women and in addition held to MOSCOW , children and The faithful also should draw mala, El Salvador, Honduras. (RNS) Rev. have worked K X. Dolan, S.J., of the Jeauit that the books "did not conform" commemorate the 100th anni- sufficiently for aged reduced to poverty and inspiration from Nicaragua and Costa Rica Louis A ex the letter, the. Dion, of Joint management-labor Mi**ion Band, New with the academic versary of the apparitions A.A., Wor-j action posed to the terrible York Prov- program set of the Theme of the temptation said, renewing their inten- congress is based solve the Pope by the Education Blessed cestcr, Mass., was to problem. I of despair.” ince. out Virgin to St. Bernadette the greeted by tions to live Christian life. Ministry, on words. "I will take the a •nd encouraged religious Soubirous. Catholics differ- chalice of salvation." from various em- ences. bassies here on his arrival to The closed schools belonged take up hii post as chaplain to to the College of the Holy the American Catholic communi- Family, a Jesuit institution On ty in Moscow. 50 the founded years ago. Inside... Chiefly represented Shortly after among the schools were those who met the 44-year-old ordered closed. Archbishop Silvio POPE JOHN has put ecumenical the priest at the Vnukova councils on front airport Oddi. Papal Internuncio to Egypt, of all were the staffs of the pages For some American, called at the Foreign to papers. .details of earlier Ministry french and Italian embassies. discuss the situation, lie was Church councils and what they have The U S. accomplished Kmbassy was officially later quoted as saying, "I do not see represented by Johnson Gordon, know what the outcome will Page 3 be.” first secretary. Jesuit authorities in Rome said COMMUNISTS have become in the action had been again PATUKR DION, Egyptian acceptable formerly reg- istrar “totally unexpected." They Hollywood, says William H. of Assumption Mooring on . Page 15 College, Worcester, voiced hope that the development was the first U.S. not renewed THE priest assigned would "imply ex REACTION of high school students in here since early Ruther- in plosions of religious nationalism." IMS, when his ford to a predecessor, Byzantine Rite Mass celebrated there is Rev. The Jesuit officials recalled de- George Bissonnette, was scribed on forced to leave. that about a year ago a con p ag e j2 Na Soviet troversy over anew Egyptian religious authori- law Catholic A LETTER to ties were requiring schools to the Editor suggests that public aid preseut to greet Fa- ther Dioa. teach the Islamic religion to From the airport he DIDTINGUISHEDAll VISITOR: Auxiliary Bishop Fulton J. Sheen of New York was the speaker Jan. 25, as friends should be to New Souls given Jersey Hospital, Morristown, gathered for a dinner at their Moslem students had private colleges, Who drive* directly to the Ho- of fund-raising the Seton Hall Gymnasium’ Proceeds on tel Metropolc. where Here parently been satisfactorily set Page 7 he will went toward the hospital's$1 million expansion program. the Bishop is welcomed by Archbishop Boland tied. •taj wwtll Bishop McNulty The assigned a permanent others are, from left, State Sen. Thomas Hillery, Msgr. John J. Sheerln, residence. and Paterson Vicar General, Msgr. John L. Seton McNulty, Hall president, and Michael J. Doody, chairman. 2 THE ADVOCATE January SO, ItSt

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Cardinal Agagiaalaa has been past seven years. have a has been named a corresponding thcdral display. A 16-member Commission on Jan 27. The 1959 Catholic on hamed Legate to the Na- Directory The carillon of the cathedral the Papal member of the Pontifical Roman at Liturgical Apoatolate. Sacred Archbishop John F. Deardra tional Marian Congress to be published in Londsn an held reported Rooen, France, dam- Music Theological Faculty. "as installed the Or* seriously and the Arts has been es- as seventh estimated in in 3,422,500 Catholics in aged the will be Saigon, Vietnam, February. Walt Hollywood film dinary during war, re- tablished in Saginaw Disney. of Detroit in ceremoniea Michigan's Rev. Nash P. Hr of England and Wales in 1957, an (MaJ.) any producer, will be honored constructed and becom- Diocese. by the presided over by Cardinal O'Hare* enlarged, St. Louis increase of 80.000 over 1956. has been named chap- ing the most in Legion of Decency in Mexico for of Philadelphia the powerful Europe. Two payments of at Detroit ca-> Some yearly $3,- lain of the by the Reserve 350 Catholics from Aus- St. Charles year .the high moral and thedral Nursing Home, Cov- will be to the entertain- on Jan. 29 M«,000 given Catho- Officers Association of the U.S. tralia wifl make a to ment values of his pilgrimage ington, Ky., has received a $40,- lic Church Austria : films Rev. Lawrence by as initial Dom Marie P. Ssseeney hat the 1980 Eucharistic Bernard de Terris, International 000 grant from the U.S. Depart- Cardinal of Berlin has been named compensation for losses suffered Doepfner editor of the Inter* a Canadian, has been installed as when a religious mountain the former naii regime na-' Abbot inaugurated program Catholic Register, dioe-* of the Cistercian monas- over Radio Free Berlin directed tionalized its properties and esan weekly in Salt Lake City. cut tery on the Mediterranean island BURNS & to Catholic* in O'CONNELL, Inc off subsidies. the Soviet rone Rev. Joseph Klaujar of thv of Lerins, opposite Cannes. The Rev. Augustine Seplnikl. Paris Foreign of Catholics to Rev. Very Mission GARDEN STATE PLAZA obligation Daniel Linehan, S. J., of Society 0.F.M., Franciscan in the social Superior Gen been given the 1959 Social Work* iMitM 4 and participate aposto- Boston College, has been given | 17 N. J. sent PARAMUS, late was stressed has a letter to all Fran Award by Asahi Shimbun, by the the Navy’s Distinguished [eral. 7-5317 Bishops Service TcUphena HUbbard of ciscans s Connecticut in recalling Pope John s ties pan leading newspaper, in recw fcH 140 messages pre- Award for his work while in Ant- * •"* ,4 ’- Stof _P«rtw«r Partlnf Atm N«. • pared for Social with the order. ognition of his 50 years of tervica Action Sunday. arctica. Silva Goncalvr* in Japan. NEW Jan. 25. Admiral Bishop of Guar- JERSEY'S FINEST Charles R. Brown, da, Portugal, speaking POR Four Maryland State Senators at a Cate- AND THE commander of NATO forces . RELIGIOUS LAITY in Causes . . have submitted chetical Week conference, a resolution to southern said Europe, was received in Sister Anna Maria Sain of IMPORTED "We all. and DOMESTIC GIFTS the governor him Bishops as well as urging to private audience by the pa Milan Born died, Pope. rishioners, Apr. 21. 1*29. ; have to give an ac- NOUtfc TUISDAY mad SATURDAY, f:4S the of “non-ob- Msgr. A. M. to 4;IS f. M. study problem Carmine Rocco, coun- Nov. 24. 1891. Sacred count Congrega- to God if we have servance of the Sabbath.” selor to the I not taken : *■ «• - *«p. Apostolic Nunciature tion of Rites examined introduc- every Of the 168 in the in opportunity of hospitals Braid, has been named Apos- catechiring tion of beatification the ignorant.” cause. Netherlands, ill are Catholic. tolic Nuncio to Bolivia. Five Archbishop Robert E. I.uccy priests of of Died . . . the Boston Cardinal Tisserant has left How Will You San Antonio will Meet Archdiocrse have been CHRIST’S PASSION: observe the 25th Alphoosus I. he Ai- named The Church observes February Rome to visit churches of the am of Buenoa of his Protonotaries Apostolic month anniversary consecration international of tha and 16 the of the Passion. is Oriental Rite in Ethiopia. res, envoy as This photo a on Apr. 29. others domestic prelates repro- Sir Legion of for Latin Amer- duction of a relief Robert Layeock, Governor Mary bas by the noted Italian William F.. Court sculptor of Archbishop Cousins ica The Supreme Justices, Cabi Malta, has been received in Unexpected? net Donatello (1386-1466). A of the Italian members, Senate and House masterpiece private audience by the Pope. the work is in the leaders, foreign diplomats and Renaissance, National Museum of Rev. Erall Bonvier, S.J.. of federal jurists in Washington Florence, Italy. Georgetown University, has been were those "WOW! terrific new Dinner among attending the appointed president and rector of Policy annual Red Mass the in St. Mat- Lambs University of Sudbury. Ont. thew's Blessed Cathedral there. Refute President Arturo Frondltl of i • Action at German th. OCEAN BREEZE!" members of Pax Argentina, currently on a state • it r Father international By Holy to Christ!, peace move- visit the U.S., received an / Your choic. of full ; .ight csuno dm. f i ai ment, contributed $24,000' ROME—Two lambs, destined On Red China honorary law degree from Ford nearly Iroil Including London Chick- for flood in !o a of or «• T relief Brazil. provide sign authority to ham University. NEW ond YORK A resolu- on, lorvod with oil th. v.l In Bombay, India, future Archbishops, were blessed Abbot trimming., ■ a Cardinal General Hubert A. Noots, tion I. now at th. Oc.an Gracias blessed and opened by Pope John on the Feast of adopted by Protestant 0. Praem., head of the your, |,.... »«■ the Norber- for th. low, new National St. Agnes and then and low of i Sodality Center. sent to Bene- representatives favoring tine Fathers, will visit the U.S pric. |uil }| gj The first dictine nuns at the Basilica in U: i . building of anew of U.S. recognition of Red China June to officiate at dedication St. N *"' 1 IS Catholic at Cecelia who will care for Rt 440 ».rtr 111 university and its o Salzburg. admission to the Off CimmunlMw Av«. Austria, will them until the Easter be completed octave 4 United Nations is not indicative JERSEY in May. when they will be shorn. Appointments CITY HE 5-0404 of true Protestant The opinion on the nunj will weave the wool m Made by 4 for question. Chop* Moot lotoro 0 into palliums. long white woolen Pope Instead, m an overwhelming ma VATICAN into CITY Pope John bands which six crosses are of Protestant clergymen XXIII announced four embroidered with black silk. The jority op new ap- ia pose UN. membership for Red pointment! thii week, the most pallium worn by Archbishops China or recognition of Its important as a sign of participation in the gov- of which advanced ernment by the U.S. That is the Msgr. Enrico Dante, prefect of WWI jurisdiction reserved to the Pope. M finding of a poll of 8,572 minis papal ceremoniei to the position The new palliums will be ten conducted by five Protestant of pro-secretary of the Sacred blessed by the Pope and placed Court leaders on the Congregation of Rites in a silver cask over the tomb i recognition ques- 100% tion. Msgr. of St. Peter Dante will act for the on the feast of SS y>/r AIR Peter and Paul secretary, Archbishop Alfonso THE POI.L WAS prompted CONDITIONtO by who is and John this week also Carinci, 96 in ill Pope re- the resolution adopted by a world health. ceived members around of the Sacred Wli.t’* the corner? Good news? order study conference held in Oppor- In other appointments Msgr Consistorial Congregation, visit- Cleveland last November Bid under Giovanni Battista Verdelli tunity? n«i? Unforeseen ed the quarters of the Pontifical was expense!? auspices of the National Council named under-secretary of the Noble Guards to celebrate the of Churches. Some 600 delegates In each life, at some Sacred Congregation of Reli- time, there arises a feast of their patron (St. Sebas- MAURETANIA WINTER CRUISE! moment attended that meeting and voted and Cardinal invited the seminarians gious, Agagianian when is tian), money urgently needed. You be unanimously for tho resolution. and msy • Motor Cardinal Tardini were Tuno-up and superiors of Rome's ancient A total of 8,400 ministers able to borrow • re- named members of the Pontifical W£CT you msy not Chock Capramca College to be his AMERICA Softly sponded the to recent poll and Commission for Biblical • guests at Sunday sent Studies. Cooling Mass, and of Systtm 7,437 them were opposed CrviM to Whit a satisfaction it when 1 to tropic ports . . your lunury great is, a • Tiros a congratulatory message to an 4 SUNSHINE CRUISES financial Rotato recognition for China. | rwort Kotol, tho populorMourotomol • Italian social service agency dn crisia comes, to and Brakot Ml 7 • II doyt • >]» have a Carteret account. Slooring fomou» Cwnord food, nightclub op savings its 18th onlor. • anniversary • 11 • 1323 Your Complolo Lubrication Ml 37 doyo op savings, your is availablt The invitation the tolnmont, iwimmlng, now money, to yon- to morioi, MA» seminari- 21 • lJdoyi • MIJ op New Jersey's dancing all ... • there need ans was the second in aboard, all in • s no to borrow. a scries your AML 7 12 doyt 1320 op will tkkotl Mourotanla'i which bring the and tuponor students Largest ipaod 4 foicinatmg

Such is the reward faculties of Rome's various col- •noon*you too moro porti, onjoy lol- •rari«« detail*. in 6 a Cadillac Dealer for f***f»»- for your prudence putting $14.95 leges to his Masses. ouroly ihoro «*cur»ioni travel Sunday ond Iroaturo I'OHI ortd any o»H*r •side a little each week - or each month. There After Mass the b*!p. Pontiff told his shopping I ••• us a* *oon as

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STSINWAV BirSISINTATIVtt 1909 NIWARK 2, N. J. *O3 BROAD STRUT, NIWARK 2, NIW JIRSIY • MA 3-1740 • ll« «AIT JHSIT ITWT OSSW OMMMOAV 100 MMT ITMTT mmmm um% MOM kUUWsasso »WOW INIttiNCI COIF.—IUUAL UIIITg STS UE AND SERVICE January 30, 1939 THE ADVOCATE 3 Festivities Honoring . At Cure of Ars Set

ARS, France Cardinal Gerlierof Lyons will preside at ceremonies ENTUHy S. Marsh & Sons here on May 1 officially opening the centen- ary observance of the death of St. John Vianney, the Cure C and Ars. is the He patron saint of parochial clergy. On behalf of A the Pope, the Cardinal will crown a statue of the Blessed Virgin which was purchased by St. John over the world. Vianney in 1834. The statue will Presiding at the opening of the be known as that of “Our Lady VALUE triduum will bo Paul of Archbishop HALF Ars," under which dcsigna Marclla, Nuncio tion Apostolic to Our Lady is to be special France. Cardinal Roquet of protectress of priests and semi- Rennes and Cardinal Feltin of is a narians. SUBSTANTIAL GIFT: Charles M. second from Paris will preside at services on McDermitt, left, grand knight of Rene Bishop Fourrcy of Bel- the 4th. Regina Council, Knights of Columbus, for lev, Pacis Newark, presents a check $1,700 whose diocese includes the to Sister Catherine Patricia, at St. town superior Mary’s Orphanage, Newark. The sum of Ars, has announced that - was raised ' from the sale of Christmas trees the actual o o r by the Knights and will be used for celebration of the an storm most new windows and doors at the niversary will begin in April orphanage. Looking on are from left, Peter J. BONDS deputy grand prior to official ceremonies knight; Joseph Luciano, co-chairman; Rev. Horton J. Abene, Raught, Among the first council Carl events will be chaplain; E. co-chairman, and Stoffers, Anthony Pappalardo, chairman. a of Insuranci pilgrimage priests on Apr 7.

CENTENARY celebrations will °4 close 25 important Previous on Sept. with a pil- Councils grimage of Covered army chaplains. Cli- max of the celebration, however, will be a triduum opening on Aug. Wide of 2 and concluding on Aug. 4. of MA 2-0300 Variety Subjects actual date the saint’s death word Aug. 3 will be observed as a VATICAN CITY (NC) and the human, as two distinct cil of Lyons (1245). Excommun- special day for priests from all The longest and one of the principles of operation icated and deposed Emperor church’s most ecu- 7 Second important Council of Nicaea Frederick II and directed a menical councils was the 19th the (787). Regulated veneration new crusade against the Sara of the 20 which have been held of holy images. cens and Mongols. the Council of Trent which 8. Fourth Council of Con- 14 Second General Council lasted for 18 (1545-1563) years stantinople (869). Condemned of Lyons (1274). Effected a under five Popes. IBetirrlSra an illegal ecumenical council * temporary reunion of the Greek In c'£ •«» fact, it Its list of accomplishments » is probably the word to is brought together by Photius Church which we owe the with Rome and laid long because it dealt in detail against Pope Nicholas. down rules for Fine and Articles growth of our business the Papal elections. Engraving Religious during past half with (he doctrinal 9 First century. For valuL innovations Lateran Council at 15 The 15th Council at Vien- Our and depU. act the high** of engraving printing is what the Protestant Reformers Rome ia we offer above To (1-123). Abolished the ne France standard (or the*? skilled aria. Manufacturing us value means combined in (1311 1313) Dealt a11... quality and with executed aaaured; gross abuses within right, claimed by lay on Perfection ia coats princes, with anew crusade, reforma- premise*. with the lout feature Grattan’** *tork. it possible the Church which to afa low. We Crane’* & own price. gave the investiture with ring and tion of the clergy and $32.95 teach- *lOO Script In* . 0 line* engraved on copper Protestant revolt an opportun- crosier and to ecclesiastical ing of Oriental languages in the to answer ity to take root. Incidentally, a question that has benefices universities. Religious Article*: Be»t selection Suburban N. J. been asked many in Principal dogmatic decisions Our Studio*treat the Church Sacramental* with the times, the in our new 10 THE Id. (ouncil of prices Millburn store are by the SECOND LATERAN Constance dignity they deserve. Article* moderately priced. identical council included: con- (1414-1418). Genuine I Hummel merit your Council at Rome (1139) Held during the woodcan mg* figurines with those our firmation of the Niccne creed Had in Newark Store. attention. 500 Madonna*, ale. We invite to visit great schism Over imported gift*, you as its object of the West with and the authenticity of the to put an end lo the object of either store for in the errors of Arnold of ending the divi- Henry Grotto* i« st., last exciting values all departments. Church's Latin version of the Brescia Studios Washington sions in J (»rsf« OaA CW. IwA •» *•«• *C* ) < whose teachings included the Church. OC*N WIGHTs©AT rvrXIMO mi *r 1 Bible; definition of the doc- a be- lief that should he trine of original sin; confession 17 MET precise FIRST at made not Basel definition of to a priest but by and the doctrine of (1431). then Diamonds tine was transferred Jewelry ...Hatches and Clocks Christians to one another. justification, condemning justi- Ferrara to (1438) and ended in fication 11. Third Lateran Council Silverware, China and and Bar by faith alone and im- Florence .. Accessories (1439). Crystal . Gifts Shortlived of grace; (1179). Issued various decrees putation affirmation reunion with the the Greek Church Tm and of of for reformation of morals. Leather Goods the doctrines Purgatory was UV' ...Hand Bags effected. 12. Fourth and of the invocation of the Lateran Council and 18 Fifth Council 9 Religious Ecclesiastical (1215). Deemed the of the Articles saints and veneration of them, most im- >■l Lateran (1512 council of the Middle 1517). Decrees their relics and images and of portant were chiefly indulgences. Ages because it marked the disciplinary. 19. culminating point of ecclesias- Council of Trent (1545 80 Park New THE Avenue, Newark, Jersey % OTHER ecumenical tical life and Papal power. It 1563). and (formerly the Sorrento Restaurant) councils some of their ac published 70 reformatory de 20 General Council of (hr complishments are: crees. Vatican (1869 1870). Defined 1. Council of Nicaea (325). infallibility of the Pope 13 FIRST GENERAL Issued the Niccne creed defin- Coun-

ing the true divinity of the Son of God Father Zarrillo & 2. First General Council of Borgos Borgos NEWARK MILLBURN Constantinople (381). Added to Heads European the Nicene n Mirkit Unit creed the clauses 'Gracious in a Continental lit-47 Millburn Annul Dining Atmosphere Otnn Min. to and of thru tit. 1:10ti « Min. thru tit. referring the Holy Ghost all kind* Onn t:N ti 1 11 Pilgrimage 4 Rooms Wid until * all that follows the Banquet Thurt. until f • Ampli to end. 5M Pirklm WHIPPANY Rev Michael \ KEARNY AVENUE I 3. Council of Ephesus Church (431). Zarrillo, Functions Home end Office Parties pastor of Our I.ady of N. Defined KEARNY, J. the true personal di- | Communion Breakfasts John Dolan George FitzGerald Mercy Church here, will be the Wedding Receptions vinity of Christ and declared GfOtOf J OOIGOS spiritual leader of the Aug. 24 Home Field of our Suburban and Metropolitan Mary the Mother of God ai»ht h li>« Representative Manager—Millburn Store a Catholic Travel League air pi I WIUIAM Catering Sendee 4. Council of J OIACCUM O Chalcedon grimage to Europe, it -xy (451). was an- 4 **•«• Kl.r», 14700 HU 7200 B! 1-7000 CENTURA Defined has nounced HALF A that Christ both this wees by Ray Me a human and a divine nature. Carthy, president. 5. Second Father is Council of Conslan- Zarrillo one of 12 tinople (553). Condemned the priests from nine states who have been invited eorors of Origen who held, by the League other to lead air among things, there was pilgrimages during 1959 an will inequality among divine They feature visits to and Rome and Lourdes. persons that there is no The eternal punishment. itinerary of the pilgrimage led by Father Zarrillo includes 6 THIRD COUNCIL of Con visits to Killarncy, Dublin, Brus- stantinople (680 681). Defined sels, I,ourdes, Rome, Lucerne two wills in Christ, the divine and Pans.

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For Persecuted ff Hff ff£f SCWC Seat Service * if HFirtnfi . Following it a translation of . a prayer for the Chunk of IF Silence John It FIKRRff ii composed by Pope Will, wet recited for the tj time Jan. 25 M.TsjrK IF on at services for the persecuted Church conduil- IFFlffrtfc ed by the Pope at the Basilica of St. Paul-Outside-lhr-Walls. His luiorrm O Jesus, Son of loved God, You Your Church and You gave efgsgsss Yourself for it so as to it and to LLclkli sanctify enable it to appear before You glorious and immaculate (efr Ephesians 5. 23 27). Consider again with mercy the afflictions which to Your mysti- cal spouse is subjected tn some parts of the world, but parti- cularly now in tho nation great of China. - 4jc li

YOU SEE, O LORI), the snares which threaten the souls of Your faithful and You know the calumniating insinuations brought against Your shepherds. Your ministers and Your faitn- ful followers who eagerly desire to spread the truth of the '///<• ESSES Gospel and Your kingdom which is not of this world. COCSTY hunk that How insistent are and pernicious the attempts to tear the seamless robe of Your the spouse, Church—one, holy, Homan, Your Catholic, hierarchy and works with,..and savings apostolic—separating local communities for /nitlistrx! grow sole from the center of truth, authority and salvation the Chair of Peter.

Before the spectacle of such grave evils of National we ask You Stale was established by Newark faster at above all forgiveness for business men back interest offenses perpetrated against You 1812 in to i\%> Indeed, the words You Saul specifically encourage and spoke to of Tarsus on the road to industry commerce in the Saul. Saul, Newark-Kssex Damascus—" why dost thou persecute Me?" (Acts County area. », well be repeated again today 4)—may as has happened in the the Over 147 courseof recent and past years many thousands Bcgßlar h.»e past history . of New Jersey aorinp ■ war of mounting in t ple.aantly up rarpri.ing manner. businessmen have * 1 **«■ found that National T** re &•» ■"»*!» more WE State knows their *P* quickly your at the ALWAYS TRUST in the of money grow* big 3% efficacy the sublime words and needs, tervn their needs, beat! 1 •» >»■>■> UO to $25,000. which You spoke to the Father from it-, to aee the Cross. "Father, for eooy why *omany folk. L - give them, for know Hndaon County call Fint National their they not what they do" (Luke, 23. 34). In The bank’s tank. ample resources in money and the same way as Your manpower assure sacrifice is the source of universal salva you’oe opened a oaring. account at Fin* National, the efficient of yon may tion, handling every banking " so may the martyrdom which service, or the Church, Your spouse large smalL at aaiy of our eight and our mother, suffers in various regions be salutary to all 21 banking offices Essex men serving not viaat It take, through Your grace. County communities Thy aa today? a tow minntca to only open an i O Prince of Peace, the and may Bishops the priests, the religious and the be always and laity everywhere "careful to The .Jitll_ preserve the unity of the Spirit in Il'AtniMio Hi} the bond of peace" (Ephes ians 4,3). THE May Your strength defeat NATIONAL almighty every human calcula STATE BANK tion that shepherds and flocks may remain to obedient the voice OF NEWARK YIHSTT I of the only universal XATIOXAL BAXK shepherd the Roman Pontiff, who feels in his heart the of that . /esponsibility supreme command of love, Orange . Millburn-Short Hilla OF Holy in Irvjngton JERSEY CITY Father, keep Thy name those whom Thou has given JjSjjj me that they may be one even as are one" West We (John 17. 11). Essex-Caldwell sec OUR

Member federal AND LASTLY, Oh our cast of Deposit Insurance Corporation ADVERTISEMENT Savior, a glance approval on the merits and of Your mother IN TIM*. VAN. 21 -sass? prayers and ours, the august WTS.O THKJHWB Queen of the Missions and its* the Universal Church; on the toils, on the sacrifices and on the blood of innumerable heralds of the who have given Faith, You everywhere and still give heroic testimony. And mindful above all of Your Precious Blood, shed for as the remission many of slnj, give* Your peace to China and to the whole aince in world, no one else is there hope and If victory peace not In You. Our Lord and immortal King of the centuries and of the people. THE ADVOCATE 4 January 30,1959 Friends Archdiocesan Adult Sodalities 'Veronica’s ... Through 50 Years Veil'

NEWARK - Back in To 1909 the Robert Treat hotel. Meet Feb. 8 in Charles they began planning their cor- Newark John The four Starts Vill, Reichert, grew to- 45th Season boys up porate Communion to mark Weimann and Charles NEWARK Joseph gether, stayed fast friends Organizational ed the golden of vice president of the nation- Zimmer were little anniversary veunteered to assist in UNION boys mak- their mitten will feature the arrange- CITY _ This month. through teens and 20's. their First Communion. al federation. two casts of ‘Veronica'* Veil" meeting ments for the world-wide gather- their First Commun- Each of the "Veronica’s Veil," famous inf Holy was best man at the •rchdiofcesan Union of Lenten j have been The proved such rehearsing twice a ion at St. Benedict's Church. experience Adult Sodalities AT THE ing. will be of at 2:30 ex- play, presented at wedding one of the others. a one p.nj. Feb ‘ CONVENTION, St. Jo I week under the direction happy that are now of Vic- Last the four of them When they 5 at SL Francis tensive Theater here Sunday babies Xavier here. plans were made for the AT THE CONVENTION seph's for its 45th tor Bcllacosa. began arriving, the Com- a copy found themselves considering making World together at 15 all each to Rev. of Sodalities season. told, they served munion and breakfast According Stanley M. Congress to of a letter from Bo- Tryouts for several altar of old Archbishop important the rail in St. Benedicts as be held in godparent at one time Grabcwski, director, the here August. Sodalists land was The season's roles or friends an annual affair. Union, given each delegate. In offering starts were conducted in Decem- Communion together. in operation from all of receiving another. now for a will parts the country it the with a children’s matinee ber year, Archbishop stated, “W*. on Feb. and as a result. Virginia Gal- This time they had their wives Even enter the final all moved phase of its or- urge by earnest 7. First performance for lo has been though they you your prayers adults assigned the with them. Afterwards ganizational tragi* they away from St. Benedict’s—the 'Rome Eternal' structure. and wholehearted is Feb. 22 at 2:30 Standing your interest p.m. Matines part of a hater of th* had Communion breakfast Miriam, a at Weimanns and Zimmers committees not yet Avoid performances to functioning and cooperation to promote this for adults will con ' Christus, and Grace Gossip, Grosso was will be formed Belleville, the Vills to Wins TV and the rules gov- that it tinue for each chosen As Linden, Award congress so may produce Sunday during to portray Ruth, the high long the Reicherts erning elections at the Lent. to meet- results to our priest's other Vailsburg—- NEW May pleasing Queen who be- YORK “Rome Eter- will be Editors Told daughter, at livo they remained a cordial ing and her Divine you eight- explained. to Our Sav- In addition there will be came a faithful follower of th* nal,” television Son, Satur- some. four-part series Each sodality holding member- BOSTON Journalists ior, Jesus Christ." day shows every week Nazarene. Both have had consid- on the at 8:15 religious heritage of ship in the Union will be A few months at one repre- erable DEPENDABLE and ago. were warned here p m., and two Sunday experience in summer Rome, was cited for sented by Cardi- AT THE FEB. 8 evening of their frequent get-togethers, “exceptional by the priest director, meeting a re- GOOD INCOME H pre- performances on Mar. stock. merit” at the annual fect nal to the 15 and 22 Sylvania and two delegates who Cushing avoid gossip port on resolutions adopted Invrst your con- The final show of Dorso th* you Television the current Joseph returns to Awards banquet. stitute the members in columns and at the congress will be by savings voting of the news report- given cast Nicodemus season will be on night as and Rcgulu*. The Eileen Prendergast, Tuesday 1 V. D. ANNUITY ABBEY program was produced by governing body. However, all The executive ing. Cardinal spoke at of Holy Week. Newcomers include Joan Smera the National sodalists attend secretary. The meeting will also PUN. Council of Catholic may the meeting the sixth NURSING annual journalists' Mass as Rebecca and Eleanor Tafuri Men in as observers. There consider details of the specific cooperation with NBC. will be a held BINCE EARLY January the also sharo In a on the before the as Sabina. • You It of Sunday part the Adult Union will HOME was shown over the Catholic display sodality literature and feast pay tKo root work ol® of St. Francis de Sales, f in the world Hour in 1958. and supplies prepared the arch- congress. tho Missions ond holp In •6 VAN NESS PUCE January, won by patron of journalists. such wide critical diocesan sodality office. The first oducating Prlosts ond Broth- Off Cfinton acclaim that issue of the Sodality Av». Touching on the case of Marie for tho Missions Cor- It was repeated later in the Stanley P. Union Newsletter made on • year. Kosakowskl, Union, columnist its ap- Torre, who spent 10 tain od Blgalow 3-0303 The president will lon van f A Sylvania judges said present a resume this week. It carries ac- togas they in jail for to pearance days name lasting Momorial and MALE and FEMALE ot the National refusing of ro- were "impressed” with the beau- Federation of the counts activities of sodalities source of information for an mombranco in Massos AGED, CONVALESCENT, and tiful Sodalities many photography and excellent convention held in St. in the Adult Union. Jean Marum, •nd CHRONICALLY 111 item, the Cardinal noted that one prayors. Louis. Mr. Kosakowski who also production of the series which was elect- represented the Arch- aspect of the has been “lit- Wrlto for froo Information Uctmtd by Slot* of N. i. case RUGS CLEANED diocese they termed “a worthwhile con- tle at St. Louis, is editor of Of Tti* Divina PARKING AREA discussed" The item which Soclaty Word tribution to television." the which is Accept- Judaeo-Christian Newsletter, distri- i.t NEWARK Talk began the controversy, he said, A\\. i.j . ANNUITY DIPT. the buted ing special award was Rich- to the governing body and OIIAID. PINNA. was more than ard J. Walsh, To Be Broadcast nothing gossip. other adult sodalities director of the not yet in our Shampoo makos NCCM's radio and television SOUTH ORANGE On SOME the Union. de- the COLUMNISTS, the Car four of dinal look liko now! partment. Wednesdays declared, “handle the lives your rugs February • MAKE MONEY • from 7 to 7:30 p.m., of WSOU. FM their neighbors with no sense lt*l «•«» —show Catholic motion picture station of Seton Hall of University, values at all and with no re- proprams. Our plan puarantopa roaults. • An Idoal pf ralalnp funds Loom to tpook orfocttvoty will broadcast conversations for way and dslnp WEEK-END RETREATS on spect reputations. In little apostolic an work) Lot's not only com- “Judaeo-Christian Studies WALL to WALL • Moot and staccato lines plain about tho bad films—tot'a put pooplo ooot/y feed the hun- holp they tho Their an pood onosl Wrlto or call FOR THE LAITY Meaning for the Modem public the evil mali- today gry food of far dotalls. Kota this ad. ■ Bocomo toodor a World.” Msgr. John J. Dougher- cious gossip. They quietly de- CATHOLIC FILM LIBRARY lIRVICB VEND A WEEKEND WITH COO CARPET Rev. non-profit CLEANED ty, John M. ■a orpanliatlon) »tneroooo Ineomo Ocstcrreicher, stroy their subjects and just your as 1M For: North tth Itroot MEN, WOMEN, Rev. Edward A. Dr. Synan, Bar- quietly poison their readers." ry Ulanov, and SERVING HUDSON t BERGEN HUSBAND other members Cardinal said and WIFE Cushing gossip LAKE MOHAWK of the Institute of Judaeo-Chris- can • LOwall C««rf»a.d be "dangerous and indeed COUNTIES 1-7900 by «ba mmmlm af tian Studies will participate. immoral Saial haTi when it touches the good JOSEPH Abbay These F. MURPHY were broadcast by NBC name and reputation of others,” rtaota mob. ial»aa> Attend m FREE r...i aar on the November REAI ESTATE INSURANCE Catholic Hour even if true. Wrfta far iafaraaliaa ta, "There are many Ml I s HKNTAI s Ml ILDKHS program, and are DIKfCTO* Of KTtEATS repeated things which are not DEMONSTRATION public prop- PARKWAY ♦ 1210 through the cooperation of Oa»«a a# Paa«a baaraal Haa the erty,” he added. “We just do not BOX 1041 • SPARTA N J *•- Nafi National Council of Catholic MEETING of the Abbay. Maartaa. I Men, hpve the right to know every- sponsors of the Catholic Hour. thing about everybody." 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PRESENTATION: Archbishop Boland is shown with lic in white and Alumnae. Gowned wearing capelets 65 HEADY NOW . young women of the Archdiocese of Newark who of the same color the . . as Archbishop's purple robes, were formally to him at the presented the first Presenta- girls were presented individually to Archbishop tion Our Emotions and Our Moods Ball held under of the Suburban Boland Rev. Paul E. of Saint Elizabeth recently auspices by Lang, I.F.C.A. moderator. College Essex Circle of the International Federation of Catho- fothor Alffd Each girl a Founded In 1899 the Sitter* By Martin,O.F.M. received Papal blessing. by of Charity Convent Station, New Jersey CONTENTS: CIP Award Goes The Emotion* Anxious About Many Thing* Lacordaire School Considers The Conflict Emotion* A Study In Scrupulotity To Mrs. Luce How to Control Emotion* The Nervous Breakdown NEW YORK Clare Boothe How Are Your Cylinder* Working? Breakdown Plans Move Luce, former ambassador to It- How to with Your or for Expansion live Mood* To Go Not to Go to the Psychiatrist aly, will receive the 11th annual UPPER MONTCLAIR La- Ton chapter* 68 Pago* Illustrated $l.OO I lsting facilities, the spokesman i the complaint is being reviewed Catholic Institute of the Press cordairc wa* School, which de- said. by the attorney general's Award at the CIPs 15th oMjaLi£ur Writ* to FRIAR, Rochelle Park, Niw office annual Q/armA Jersey nied permission for its expansion It is possible, therefore, that to determine whether or not the Communion breakfast at the Ho- by the service plans Town of Montclair Lacordaire's next action may be| Division Against Diacrimination tel Feb. 1. Door Fothor: P 100to tend of Roosevelt, mo copie* Father Martin » Booklet is recently, currently considering a petition to build on still anoth- has Jurisdiction in "Our Emotion* and Ovr Mood*' $l.OO the Lacordaire Mrs. Luce will be cited for the ot each. I enclote payment. its next step. er of its This, case. part property. the "distinguished in which A 104 manner There two of would MY are courses ac- spokesman said, necessi she NAME Both McMahon and trustees has exemplified Catholic tion open to directors of the girls’ tate in the blueprints. changes of Lacordare have noted that principles in her and ADDRESS . daily pro- academy, it was pointed out this The Commission's ruling was fessional CaTerin^ the complaint was filed by him life.” a week. will cither alter orig- of filed (or ill occuioni CITY They subject a complaint last as an Bishop M. ZONE STATE Individual and not as a Cuthbert O’Gara. inal plans and ask for permission week with the HOME Division Against spokesman for the school. C P , exiled Bishop of Yuanling, to build on a different part Discrimination, N. J. State Hunan, ofi I De- China, a prisoner of the OFFICE their property, or they will partment of Education, by James Chinese ap communists for 22 CLUB Sprnntizmt in peal of the Town' McMahon. St. Francis Dance the decision J. McMahon, a resi months, will be the S Winocwa RiamiNi, Banqucti, speaker. HALL Commission the CoatTJUt. regarding orig dent of Montclair, described him NEWARK The 11th annual PuTTU, AND ALL TTFtI S CHURCH Inal plans Social, Bubnih Oiuich self as the parent of two poten- dance of St. Krancis Xavier Mem- or and The tial Fi/nctionl original plan was to build students of Lacordaire, as orial Post, Catholic War Veter- Jerome J. a he be Stanley f $370,000 building on made known ans, will held Keb. 7 in / G one-story his grievance RE the southwest comer of Lorraine against the decision. the parish auditorium. * * CHURCH GOODS IZEj„ooJ/-4300 Ave. and to L Park St. The He. the ruling was dis The M petition charged affair is for the benefit of Wbt Oianci, Nnr Jdot 116 Street do this was denied criminatory Washington by a 4-1 vote and the zoning ordi the welfare fund and Aldo Di MA 2-5071 Newark N. J. of the Commission on Jan. 13. At nance unconstitutional. Currently Chiara Is chairman. FOUNDATION RO that time Mayor Dill of Mont- clair suggested that relocation of

the planned structure on the southern part of the property "would be likely to have approv- ATTIC ROOM* al of the town k R MIMIM authorities."

AN OFFICIAL of Lacordaire AT YOU'RE SURE OF GETTING BOTH this week pointed out that such

relocation would place the new

building In front of the present *s* school building, and might ne- POBCMft cessitate latter (■ClOB'l demolition of the

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NKW YORK Christian unity must be based on belief in Christ M ANDERSON CONSTRUCTION CO. He as really is and must come MIMSIR OF TMI NATIONAL about ASSOCI- NERSICf) through the reunion of all ATION OF MAI NTIN AN Cl- lIFAIR with the Catholic Church and the AND h BUILDING IMFBOVIMBNT Pope. CONTRACTORS So said Msgr. John J. Dougher- MEMBER ty of Immaculate Conception

Seminary in a sermon at St. Patrick's Cathedral here during services opening the Chair of I Unity Octave. Msgr. Dougherty said that the Church was founded by Christ Who "assured It continuity in the Holy Spirit and in His Apostles and their successors until the end • Rooflno Altaratlons DOES • • Wataroroofln# of time." • Siding • Palntln« • Stuccoln# "If • Bathrooms Floors A that promise is not fulfilled YOUR • Carpantry • Steps • Plaitsrln# • Masonry • Porchos in the Church of Rome.” he said, • Conversions Iron Work HOME • • Rncloawroo "the Violations promise has not • • Hollywood • Tlllnt been kept.” Ramovad *KItchons But NEED • Insulation he added, "history and Plnishad Csmont • • and • Oonoral SIRLOIN PORTERHOUSE demonstrate the Basomants Brick Steens Repairs theology that ■promise has been kept, and faith affirms REMODELING that it will be as . . . kept long as man lasts." IS OUR SPECIALTY LB REFERENCES FURNISHED Fr. Cavanaugh MONTHLY 73* PAYMENTS 79- Feb. 4 Speaker at MILLBROOK GUARANTEED WORK Trinity Forum BONELESS HAM CALL WESTFIELD Rev. John J AvoilobU Cavanaugh, C.S 9-10 Lb. 2-0888 EVENINGS C., former pres- ORange Con* 69 ident of Notre Dame ANY,,Me 5 University, JEfferson and since 1953 director of the STAHL MEYER 9-0606 Notre Dame Foundation, will be 6093 DAIRY VALUES bologna or liverwurst the lecturer Feb. in -concluding 4 GROCERY VALUES the annual Trinity Forum at Holy Trinity High School auditorium ANDERSON CONSTRUCTION LARGE EYE, WISCONSIN - CO. He win speak on "Catholic Lead c 1 REALLY FRESH FRUITS O ALL 11 Dl HART IT, MORRISTOWN • VEGETABLES GRINDS *74 CINTRAI AVI, ORANOI swiss cheese ershlp: A Responsibility." George fancy ?,,£r«ly Atk For: 808 ANDERSON E. Keenan Jr., Forum chairman, CRISP, JUICY, HEALTHFUL said tickets may be obtained the c of the lecture. DELICIOUS ...MaoINTOSH ar WINESAP night ... margarine ly POUND

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City State.. HACKENSACK SUMMIT <6l Poimlc A*«. 121 S*.,«,ti.U At*. REV. FATHER RALPH, s.v.d At tha catholic universities Corner Moywood Llrva 316 N. MICHIGAN CHICAGO 1 6 THE ADVOCATE Jinny 30, list One Flock: Pope of Friendliness Many Sheep THE QUESTION BOX It i» Church which no dying welcome* home deliberatio** at the whole Church. Their vote •eras the bitterness of centuries Mom Rev Walter W. those whom the will th* CrnrUt. Immaculate on Sene- express nor* than human Wisdom which Concept, lest did hesitate call Pope not to oar "brothers." the Church. inary, Darlington. P. it adilor Tbe guides Ramsey 0.. of Bon. The General Question Council announced John be submitted him by Pope tes- and historians Questions may to for ansuer ibis tifies Theologians, canon lawyers m column. anew to the of Christ’s Church. will vigor bring their precious Q. Because Mr baa knowledge. But, like the baby Q. For I,HO year* the Chircli There is a consciousness of strength in the the traditional Magi, three that* will lived la of (be kai failed confidence holy kings, spite predictions to teach that all with which our new has Pop* so com* not to rule hut to offer their For in that It would frieads damh gifts. not. onr creature* hare a right to the device of to promptly appealed exceptional a a General Council it is the of the Church have told authority as that we onjtht to our lore tiace God lore* them. General Council. In extreme cases, the old adage which counts; will learning bo there but it will dedicate Uie child to the Bless- Pleaie don't to has extreme try “taplain'* it, means: A General Council is an be the servant of Wisdom. ed Mother? What to ceremony do me the callout attitude of extreme measure but it is provoked a disaster by What about us? use? we the on thi* question. which has too scandalized the clergy It long earth. What about tho Catholic What about A. Any dedication should be would not change All is laity? my rlew. complacency shattered when millions the pariah priest? rather a who venerate scatter of "want" than A. It hat been the only Name laid that no one by which w* must We ehall a play graaa-root role. No one will be "ought" to. You will satisfy any it saved are from the Father to blind at one who doe* separated common expect from the not us authority of a Bishop, the in Rome and, in their fall obligation you have by wish to tee. May isolation, prey to illu- science of thanking we not add that a theologian. W* shall bring under- the sion and all too Blessed Mother in your no it human error. If the wounded and pray one at uninstructed at one standing charity and a to the of those who the good example era. and by teaching the child to who will listen unity glory in Christian name where the not to an instruc- place Orthodox East confronts the were not love God and to honor Mary healed, what could we for in our children tion. hope of our the where Holy Father, to place the mission to to the to Jewish throughout life that was Catholic teaching about Islam, pagans, our the Protestant looks ani- to see what we are up to, elder brothers? spared to him mals is clear the where enough. Only human place the stumbles on later-day pagan I am not This great enlists us but familiar with any crcaturri of enterprise all, each the Church he cannot beings, among earth, in different explain away. particular a w*y. ceremony of dedica have Animals hive Woe to ui if this effort rights. no shipwrecks on our tion. Pope John XXIII, under the Providence of rights, not even the right prejudice or What dis- to our is impatience or apathy! a Q. Why God, the primary leader He has had the is it that a boy or girl love. If claim happy aster if the rank and file you that they have should fail to follow who to announce the Council. has a vocation to the inspiration Under his their leaders in re- you must of necessity be this peaceful conquest! rights, presidency alone will it ligions life Is not In qualify as an authentic accepted a vegetarian for how Striking be expected from can you channel developments must of Church teaching. Its decrees will be some communities? justify this Council. Sraill minds-could killing animals even for misunderstand A I valid only with his think you boy approval. them. The Orthodox mean a or food if they have rights. Even Church is no abstraction; The Cardinals and Patriarchs, girl who a the Protestants thinks that religious eggs would not be of Archbishops, are not in a Church part your and the Abbots, all these paragraphs vocation is Bishops will be his close history. present. If one finds diet (or milk) since the They are the people on street and chickens collaborators. your Their will be the for no religious community that will and them, you are the Catholic Church! cows woud have the "right" open its doors him. he does to not to decide what would be done really have vocation He has a an with these items inclination or a desire for re- The Cuban Situation The obligation of Catholics to- ligious life; and this by itself ward animals comes from the While the situation in Cuba is fluid alone is not vocation. in the The Church has a duty they owe recognized the new govern- to God to use Ilia extreme, certain conclusions about the revolution Of will ment and the new course you understand creatures the order with an that for purpose for surely be made. Revolutions in alacrity can the lands to trust and that each community must set its which bespeak* The Cardinal Primate God created them and the hope. south of the United States are not own unusual. of Cuba whose voice standards to which candi- gave them to wa* raised within the year man Animals aro We have been accustomed to a series of coups for a dates must measure up if to general free election, a voice stilled and they made serve man and his life't that seem to replace one oligarchy with another ignored by the Batista are to be accepted Canon Law, regime, has taken heart purposes For those goals they and the second is usually anxious to begin looting at the of the forces the world wide law of the be used To God triumph that an end namely may freely man where the first promise has left off. In the case of Cuba to the corruption Church, has certain minimum and the gambling that was en- owes it that he not inflict need- not this docs seem to be so. Here no is palace couraged by the qualifications set down; but the previous government. less pain on animals, nor use them clique, taken either from the army or the upper The matter of the trials is to communities may add to these open discussion, wantonly. They may be used, clasaes. Rather the Castro forces with their not Standards sup- if to criticism. a would be At distance we cannot com- determined however; and cannot stand upon porters to draw from all classes, seem and their either the by factors The kind prehend motivation or the demand for many of any “rights" against being used. fight appear* to have been an expression of work dis- these but we can weigh them would be oneof these Thus trials, against cer- Only intelligent beings havu content from entire It an people is good to note tain which for principles are accepted by the majority a missionary group a sturdier rights that the this revolution, unlike one of the last of mankind. Since health and greater of capital punishment is accepted a spirit Q. Is there a book that lellt century in Mexico, is unaccompanied by anti- under the Cuban initiative may be than sit constitution, those deemed guilty expected when to and stand at a sung clericalism, destruction of churches and church of crimes punishable in death are not might be needed charitable Mass? It seems me that mis- schools. by unjustly to executed. works A commuity that engages sals and booklets in their There vary is a certain dignity about Castro and There is the that in the in teaching, perhaps on directions. his always danger largely disciplined bearded forces as they stream into sudden sweep of eventj that follow a revolution, a higher level, will greater A to expect The difficulty arises in thi*, Havana. True, there has been some and looting the innocent as well the Dictating mental its as guilty may suffer, and Congress ability in candidates that no set rules been have issued some sporadic shooting, but in the main it has that private hatreds are satisfied sum- Other considerations enter the been through as to the manner for the laity to controlled and checked from the very start mary executions. The spectacle in ths choice well The back arranged as general assist at these Masses There aro The have not seized a position of author- Louis Francis military Havana Sports seems Palace a little In the mode By Budenz ‘ground of the candidate, the in his rules for clergy. ity usual such cases but have handed the gov- When Cardinal Cushing, of Neronic Rome, but it may well be that Castro Arch- constantly let tis followers know the and other developments of that emotional picture, estimate No doubt with the new ernment over men em- to scholarly versed in law and Hurley, and General Tru- that U. S. hopes by this to admonish bishop the government is the of his those other dictators ' kind. likelihood to prove ac phasis bv the not associated with being given Church the Red-oriented groups that who, with deau out against Mikoyan s their are plundering other spoke executive committee of the rul henchmen, Every communist knows ceptablc in community life, and the laity in hunt like in the wake of " al on taking part sung jackals upheavals and lands in the area. triumphal tour, they did more class log That includes the Su once that all these other factors of the dr disturbances. weaknesses arc part Masses, more defined rules will We than strike at Soviet cannot but wish well to any uprising that preme Court, which in Marxist cision whether will be ad conniving were produced in U. S. one be set down it is too to the by Although early feel absolutely has from across sea. been justified by persecution and injustice. the teachings must be milled They overthrown by our nation or not communist itself, through the For the moment suggest that sure that inspired groups will not pene- We cannot also hit at the I but pray that the ideals and violence with the other Of trate principles branches penetration of public course, God is not outside you follow the custom add pounce, Castro and his followers opinion by of your have that inspired the revolution are not lost of deep subterran- of the government. sight Why. then, the Reds and of this It is He who If there maintained that control and their friends. But picture gives parish. seems to be no order which is ordin- as ean of the feel of power becomes and* the strength does this "arm of the pleasant ruling Political Affairs off the vocation when one is present; custom In this th* arily a bar to communiit advances. the conspiracy pawns the matter, simp- pressure of ancient wrongs is forgotten. class" those help who are sub- whole and it is He who sees to tt that lest In development as a setback suggestion would be that the U. S., versive? candidates find the religious created by superior forces, which com- you follow the altar boya as they which got a big The communists answer that in taught a of the munity which lie wishes them stand or kneel or sit the boost from Mi- section American at sung Who Wants question by the the declaring that to be A one commu Truth? "ruling classes" that it refusal by Mass. visit. must ac koyan's Supreme Court came to this de- The nation is be nice to nity may be merely God way of- still breathless trom the daz- "I that That cordingly the com- s Q. I am divorced and remar- hop# tha Soviet understand the conspir- cision because people "American im- munists pointing visit of Mikoyan. It la admitted all that here at home the person's steps in an ried but would like zling by tremendous stake which the American have acy had al I to get people perialism suffered a series of other his trip to the United States The Reds have never direction was a failure. He in the given up I back to the at avoidance of war. of our ready become set-backs aacramrnls, Three-quarters In the International advice submitted himself to inlerviewa in the their determination to overthrow' I The practical to boys and families own own so would my partner. What can I press their homes and their own auto- strong that arena.” Among these, it is this I and girls, and on television. In the role of No. 2 man government and or men women dor of Russia mobiles, which war would the attempted all destroy. Ninety-five Reds expected said, "were the confidently of a desire serve in re- he betrayed all the qualities which helped him to victory the infiltration which caused with to God A. per cent of farms served by their influence recent Questions of this kind aro our are electricity, to be felt in the Chinese ascend the Russian ladder. It revolution. Soviet mas- Red will ligious life, remains the same perilous is and the country has almost progress receive new much too to hoped 70 million telephones. first session of the 80th Con- complicated answer tery of ‘secret nuclear Discuss the matter with your that he learned a few things about America from This too would weap- impetus now that anew Con by all in a war. The indus- gress. Even his in the except personal conversation disappear early year ons.' the stalemate in his visit. He was able to view the communications Korea" gress is in session. confessor or with your spiritual in trial worker, whose for a 40-hour can discern the which the full details can bo average wage w* following pat- of its adviser and follow directions. system America in newspapers, magazines, week is now about $73 (730 rubles), has learned Please priest a great tern worked out by the see a and being However, radio and television interest in the if you have tried many continued existence and prosperity communist. present your problem to him Ha it is well at this time to review the of his and communities and have not been Perhaps factory, so also do the many millions will give you the best advice visit of Senator of Minnesota th# of Americans THEIR method of accepted, might ask Humphrey to who own these factories through FIRST, try- The Faith in Focus you your possible. USSR. One little incident la worth ing to Influence both confessor directly if he thinks you recalling in the shares which they have bought." the regular the light of Mikoyan's visit. Will be may be looking in the wrong Does anyone really think that Soviet Russia parties carried on more Senator Humphrey had written direction Religious life an article for would be Interested In having the Russian people systematically. There are enough quite] “Izvestia." It was never likely" is not for you, at this time. published by the Russian know how Americans live are political and medicine In Your and why they inter- ideological The Prayers press. It still has not been published. However, ested in peace? men in this country those who Great Perhaps Mr. Mikoyan on his re- Promise that message has been the turn could expect that of constantly penetrating use his Influence and a lesson vague talks apply remember these jrour deceased Iron Curtain by means of radio broadcasts. Per- he could have learned her* about freedom of ‘•peace’’ and Soviet ’’trade" will Hours priests: it would a to By Msgr. W. S.T.D. Forty haps be idea publish here what use be cure-alls good speech, and the of means of communication for the ills of the George Shea, was not revealed to th* Russian people. Ona to world to One basis for our faith in Archdiocese of Newark para- spread truth. Mr. as we do, give the Reds con the Knowing Mikoyan givt us his flesh to cal?" (verse graph of Senator Humphrey'* article give* us the there Is little chance siderable Real Presence of Christ in the Rev. Edward A Degen, Jan. that the unpublished speech hope. 53). Our Lord replied (verses 54 Archdiocese of Newark explanation of Ita omission th* Russian pres* of Senator will Eucharist is the fact that 31, 1941 by Humphrey be published in Soviet What caa Holy be done In that 59), "Amen, amen, 1 say to Fab 1. 1 tit It 1* as follows: you. and radio. Russia. Our Lord and Rev. James McManus, Keb by promised, flatly unless Saa aeatima Sunday 2, respect the Reds Is sug- you eal the flesh of the absolutely, to give His followers Our Lady of lha Aaaumption. SI W. 1912 gested by William Foster Son Z. in of Man, and drink hia blood, ZJrd St . Bayonne His flesh to eat and Rev Thomas J Ills blood to St Francl*. SO l.ndi M . Ilackanaack Moran, Keb. the January Political shall Affairs. you not have life in you He drink. Since our Divine Savior St Anna's. IMS Hudaon Blvd . Jaraay 3, 1917 Dimes to His March On article is en- who City appropriately eata my flesh and drinks my Rev. P. kept that and Rt Pater John Washington, Keb. titled “Work In certainly promise, a. li4 Grand St . Jaraay City the Two-Party blood has life everlasting and 1 We re more than that the March of the since St Anthony* Urphinua. •?! Paa 3. 1943 pleased problems of that damage the the Holy Eucharist is the ottieryiruses System." . Kaarny Dimes will continue its annual will raise him up on the last aaie A\ a appeal (or funds human cells in Very Rev. Michael J resulting in sickness, crippling end He has ■mly thing the Christian rcli 1 Fife. I. Itlt Whelen, worked out a plan of For my flesh from us. often day. is food Indeed, Qulnauaaatitmi death for msny. gion that could be the fulfillment Sunday Keb 4. 1937 penetration that is expected to and my blood is drink LiltId Slater* of the Poor, i S Sth We were afraid that after Dr. Jonas Salk We're pleased thst indeed Rev J Slmonailis, this annual fund raising of that St- Joseph Keb. promise, it follows that! He Newark made wreak havoc in the thinking of who cats my flesh, and his famous discovery, people would think campaign will the drinks St Pfter'a l hapal. U 4 Lyona A»a . 4. help already stricken and that the Blessed Sacrament truly con- 195? many That is, such my blood, and Newark that polio is more than an mem- politicians. abides in me I in Rev nothing unhappy it will aid the medical fight waged to tains William F. Schott. S being pre- th* body and blood of St Mary'a. 136 A%e < Rounna J., be the case unless we ory in medical We know may who him. As the Father has Keb history. now that the vent other virus victims. Christ. living Rt. Ann ». 704 Jeffeiaon St . Hoboken 4. 195* know Rt Salk vaccine hasn't something about Red wiles sent me, and I live Jotrph'a Home for the Blind. SI completely wiped out polio, We're as because Rev Timothy J. Hurley, Keb. pleased, too, that such fund drives do As sixth York St . Jaraay City can reported in the and that many of Its victims of sound the alarm by intelli- chap ' of the Father, so he who about 50,000 much to counteract another national disease known cats Our l.ady Quean of Peace. 400 May 6. 1920 ter of the according them still need the this gently exposing and opposing the Gospel to St me, he also shall live because wood Ave . Mayaood help fund provides. as "let-the-government-take-care-of-it.” While it of Rev Thomas A Mullins. Keb. line. John, Christ made Our of Ml Carmel. N Pine kt . The communist His great! me. This is the that research experts, among whom Dr. all eomes bread has 1920 Salk out of the same pocket or pocketbook. Montclair 6. promise while preaching in the Is numbered, will continue come down from heaven; not Rt. their It's much more as Rev. Magr. Robert explorations, consistent with Christian charity THERE Is J. SECOND, resur- Paler Byer, thanks to the synagogue at Capharnaum, Diocese of ton March of Dimes. Not only will they when a contribution the) your fathers ate the manna, and Keb. 1940 Is made directly to a noble rected the 8, communist technique day after He had fed 5,000 with' Feb 1. Itlt endeavor to improve the vaccine, but effort. died. He who eats this bread Rev. Hercules polio they of Seiaeetlma Sunday DiPrimio, Keb. minimum and maximum ob- five loaves and two fishes will use the knowledge in this (John shall live forever.” Ml Rt John Academy. Gladatona gained fight to Make e donation of dimes and dollars «. 1945 your jective*. We can read this Bleaaed idea 4 13) and had walked on Trinity Mtaaion Cenacle. Lon* combat other virus diseases. 6, thc| of Send along with it a for the victims Thereupon many Christ's Hill ltd Stirling today. prayer between the lines in . The the article storm-tossed waters of the Sea March-of-Dimes-supportedresearchers are of disessea and for those disciples, unwilling to believe Feb S. Itlt Diocese of Paterson who spend their lives In the November Political Affairs of 19). Our Qulniuneiima going to broaden their horiion to to Galilee (John 6, this Sunday Rev. and try solve trying keep us healthy. Lord| stupendous promise, desert Gerard McGlynn. 0 K physically on“The Supreme Court and Dcm had worked Mallinckrodt Convent. Mendham M., those miracles to ed Him (verses 61-66). | Then Je Rt Paula Abbey. Newton Jan. 31. 1956 which ocracy,” gives an Insight prepare Hl» followers for belief; sus tested the faith of the Apos Into the Red for the plan present in the coming promise He who ties, challenging them (v 6*i: Heaven Isn’t There Congress. had fed 5,000 miraculously can Up "Do you also wish to go away?" That is to plan sweep away feed (he world euchartstically, Answering for his fellows, and We hesitate to dignify with a reply a state- My hat all anticommunist legislation blew off one and I chased it and He who had walked on dey water for all the true followers of ment made by a Soviet one Y. T. Fade- which still scientist, across the street. remains. If that as it solid AROUND THE PARISH The fact that in flight though my scrota were ground Christ, Simon Peter replied to the effect that succeasful (vers- rev, flights of earth the saw Urn the pavement 1 nary a diamond nor a dime proves Impossible. can command and suspend other es 69-70): "Lord, to whom shall satellites and rockets cast doubt on our some of —hardly gives me llcrnee to communists wUI fall hack on matter, order lecturw on the non- condition* of in to we fundamental go? Thou hast wurds of ever- beliefs. existence of either. their minimum and religious position be sacramentally present to feed life, and we have come to Argues this savant: lasting pseudo The fact that sat- For the benefit of communist seek to offset any legislation our comrads the souls of men believe and to know that thou art ellites have not encountered in their into and others believe flight who that “Heaven Is up yon- weakening Ue Supreme Court " The witnesses the the Christ, The Son of God apace a Supreme Being, angels and Heaven d*r" of multipll proves can assure them that no matter how decision* on subversion. that they do not exist. cation of the loaves and fishes high a rocket is shot Into the heavens, it will The value of the court decisions followed Christ reach Heaven to C'apharnaum, never to the communists is brought up hoping for of Heaven is a state condition of a repetition the or existence in so that will that Mass Calendar they appreciate miracle. Our Lord seized this which the blessed enjoy perfect all oc happiness tor the result* must be good pre caslon to Instruct eternity In the vision and them about a possession of God. served. We read: "In a series of Feb I—Sunday much more food that Srisiriima Sunday. The Church has decision* important never defined that Heaven since 1956, the Supreme Double of 2nd Claes Violet No Cl. TieAfeale He would give them, the bread a 2nd Coll. It Ijnatiua, 3 A . Cr. dwell there after the ishes, endures Most Bev. Thomas A. Boland, S.T.D., Arch last judgment are different aanctioned the Pref. of Christmas. during post-war unto life from these everlasting, which the Feb 3 -Tuesday. Maaa of of Newark. earthly bodies we period previous bishop poetess. that culminated in Me- " Son Sunday Simple Violet No Gl or Cr. For those of Man wiU you Pubtl.hpdweekly TIM who might be little give 2nd Coll. St Blaise. 3 A . Common by Ad.orele Publuhtnt Corpora e concerned, Carthylsm." Hon. Moat Rev Thomaa A Boland. ST with all this He idenli Pref D.. President. Bt spare talk, about the of Then follows extensive Eventually, clearly *•» A lluahaa. P “place" an re- Or: St. Blaise. Bishop, Martyr. Red Mur Jomta A.. J.CJ). V.O. Vtco Heaven ties Himself as that Proaldant. and Hell in relation to earth, we view bread (John Gl. 2nd Coll Sunday. Rt. 11l Mapr Jlraai P. looney. AM. Sacra para- of the decisions, designat- presioua 3 A Ha*. Caaaor M. phrase the 6, 48-52): “I the IN). Common Pref Urn Rt. Maar. Rinaldi and Rl. Ra*. Maar of St John and their am bread of warning Chrysostom ing worth for the Reds in Feb 4 St. Andrew Paul Knappak. P A.. Truataaa. SI CUntaa St Newark Wednesday. . t life. the N. suggest that they might better spend the time In Your fathers ate manna Corelni. Bishop. J. MArkat 4 0700. entering the armed forces, io Confessor. Double. to in the desert, While. Gl. 2nd Coll. » of etriving errive at the one and have died A 2 B tN>. Mambar tha L'athoUa Praaa AaaoclaUoa. Rubacrlbar and empe the other. carrying their on business within Common Pref to tha N.C.W.C. Nawa Santea This is the bread that comes Feb St Agatha. each atate, in endeavoring to si- 3—Thureday. Vir- MllarUl Board: Moat Rai. Martin W. Stanton. S.T.D.. gin. Martyr. Double Peter down from heaven, so that if Red Gl. 2nd Ph l> Rat W. S T.U Speaks lence i Moat Waltar Lurlta. t Rl Rat. Maar witnesses against them, in Coll A «N». 3 B (Ni Common Pref eat of WtlUam P. MS: Rt Rat Wu- anyone it he will not die Feb d—Friday. Lawlor. PA, IX. U. Maar. the protection their St Tltua. Bishop. luat C. liaimbuch.Rt. Rat. Maar foreign- Soaaph li. Brads. ST.I). I am the bread that has Confessor Double White Gl 2nd P8.D.1 born members, and in living Rt. Rat. Maar. John J DouaharU. STL. i-S.Dj Foundations Attacked many oth- Coll. St. I>orothy. 3 A (N> Common Uaarae Skaa. STS) come down from heaven. Prof. Vary Rat. Maar. W. . Varp Rat. Maar. er insUnce*. If any Jaha J. Klley: Varp Thomaa In the controversies of Feb. 7 Rat. Maar. M Raardon. LXIt religious our time, It one eat of this bread he shall Saturday. St. Romuald. Rat O'Nallu Jamaa W. Rat. wtlliaa N. rutti Rat. Rd We can aak ourselves if this Abbot. Double. White. Gl 2nd Cell. it no longer a as it wa* in the of live ward A. hymn. PhD. question, past, forever; and the bread that A (N»i 3 B (N>. CommonProf situation does not require that thia or that truth of the of one or another I will Feb. S— Sunday. Qulnouaooslms Pataraon RtpraaaalaUta. Rat. Faith, give is my flesh for the Carl J. Walala we urge our Sunday. Double of tad article of the Catholic Congressmen to CUea. Violet. Manaatna Editar: Mord creed. Today the basic life of the world." Andaraaa. remedy some of these weakness No 01. 2nd Coll. St. John o 4 MaUai foundations of itself attacked 3 A Trinity Rahacrtptloa Price: BS raarlr. religion are and (N>. Cr. Pro#. O# The assistant, having put his new car on view, listens in Hearing this, the Jews were ss- KEY: ea our internal security. Gl Glortai Cr. Croodi A for — — denied: the •aaand Claaa paid Newark. J Church, Christ the God paataaa at N. J. aaS Mga-Cod. Peace; for the to all tounded and argued with one an 0 Pope; N Arehdlo- its faults as detailed by one of the older altar •* *Ur. Jl IST*. Himself. Flea ceeo of Newer*; P Diocese of XII, te men ef Catholic Action. THE RED LEADERSHIP must Peter* other, saying, “How can this man dislikes eoai Coll. Collect; Prof. Preface. boy—who pronounced fins. God Love You Exhortations Won't STRANGE BUT TRUE January 30,1959 THE ADVOCATE 7 Comparison Little-Known Facts For Catholics By M.J. MURRAY Girl Dreads Of Effort Control Inflation OfPima«lK»£ltOTM. 'Closing Scenes'

By Bishop Fulton J. Sheen By Msgr. George G. Higgins 11 Which the *• fitting that Director. foetal every now and Action Department, XCXTC Always Spoil Date then there be President Eisenhower, in some comparison his! I These are noble sentiments but made between recent State of By Rev. John L. Thomas, S.J. maturity and sophistication what we are doing the Union mes- ,there is which would on *t- nothing war- Assistant for th* was Professor of St. f.onis date. If they pagans of the world and sajfe, optimistic about the| rant optimism about their effect Sociology, University ery stop their non- *hat other Christians future of the American Why do fellows a sense as soon as you show that are doing economy. on the price and profit policies of expect payment for everything for them. The recession, he said, has do for you disapprove, there is no need run ! management or the wage policies they a girl? They seem to have kind think they some The Protes- its and to put on a scene. In course, we are enteringl lof labor. of claim a mixed-up on a because tanti list girl just they’ve spent some money year a period of pro- What, then. Is the way they were try- i answer? to take probably only her out. It’s that I dread Bive *147 mil- and Should getting so the ing to impress and the fact ductivity the President abandon ef- closing you, lion scene in a date since it that to their growth. forts to always inrludes to them they quickly fell in step with encourage discipline and having put mission He warned, in their Where lead shows they agen- restraint? Certainly not. It is his place. do they get these ideas? your respect you. cies and in ad however, that as Chief Executive, to Your question duty, ex- isn't quite as FINALLY, you might examine dition to the hort that, anticipated all of us to relate Individual as it appears, simple Margery. ards, according to which vi is your own 15 attitudes and actions. SI million for growth and the to the First, just isn't policy general welfare of for the record, it to something be exploited, and Some girls are, or pretend to be, their prosperity could true expenses the nation. that all men take this young a man proves his virility hy a quite unaware of the adverse im- overseas. This be disrupted un- attitude toward dating. They are of number experiences (con- pression they may convey by tha meant a less we deal BUT EXHORTATION alone will total mature enopgh to seek entertain- quests) he can enjoy. way they talk, what they of never the desired wear, *262 million. firmly with the accomplish ob- ment and com- Because of how and so It must this twisted, pagan they dance, forth. The Protestant causes jective. be churches gave to of infla- accompanied panionship on view of manhood, some immature They have little reason to ba their central tion. "Two by designed bureaus of the most specific measures to dates without missionary important youths feel undr shocked if such conduct $2.34 facilitate and enforce strong compul leads per Protestant. of these causes,” he said, "are the prac- looking for-pay sion to prove their virility young to draw false conclu- The Catholics the tice of social justice. on ev- mgn of the U S. last wage-price spiral and contin- ment. You must ery date They pride sions about their character We cannot themselves year gave to the Holy ued deficit rely on be careful Father for financing." exclusively not their on mastery of a "good In general, the concluding •II the missions competition (plus moral suasion) to of the world $lO generalize on of date IT line” and other scene a will depend IS MY impression that nei- as the techniques. million. The average donation guiding principle of eco- the basis of ther the President upon how you have set tha nor the nomic we was 30 cents per Coun life unless are your necessari- WHAT CAN do’ Catholic. willing YOU Well. In the cii of Economic to stage throughout evening. Advisors has ever settle more or less permanent- ly limited the first exper- can use care place, you Correct at THIS come once any false Im- VAST difference accounts really to with the ly for inflation and grips its attendant ience. in a date. If selecting you know for the fact first pressions your partner may that Protestants are wage price spi- evils. little problem—the However, or a your problem is com- nothing about young able to send ral—in terms have and you'll head off most so many missionaries of specific, practi- Rather we must look for ways mon enough. What's back of it’ man's background, had best Into you of the trouble. foreign countries. There cal recommendations Rather and of are means a Well. some establishing sys- Margery, I think you real get information before ac- In this 07 American sense it Is said that a Protestant mission- they have confined themselves to tem of economic self-government ire that in our society people cepting bis offer. are lady is one who makes it ary societies in ineffective exhortations easy Japan alone; 95 to labor which will consciously promote confused about many things. Dat- Second, it is foolish for to 52. and to accept a man behave like a gen- India; Formosa; 51, Brazil. management the general welfare and ing will have practices are no exception The Protestants a second date from a boy who tleman of the U.S The President's recent mes- enough to authority enforce the how have IN didn't know to act the first sent 28,000 missionaries sage is a case in point. THE FIRST PEACE, into "Infla practice of certain minimum mod time. Chances are he hasn't the field, tion,” he told ern dating customs including 1,883 to India, Congress, "can standards of social justice. presuppose a 3.549 to of changed, and hr will only Inter- MICHAEL J. HARRIS Japan. 1.289 to the Bel he prevented. Rut this demands The Letters to the degree discipline, self-knowl President, it seems to me, Editor pret your acceptance as an In gian Congo. 1,211 to Nigeria the of could n /w <■ on part ESTAHISHED I*ll vitation to misbehave 048 to Brazil. business *. ,*«*>, A, -W again. and labor leaders . . . by of_ young men and women. Yet, encouraging labor, manage- Besides, If others who know HIGH LEVEL We makes American Catholics have sent must encourage the self- ment and society no provision to other economic him well groups see with • bout the train you him ROOFING fi.ooo missionaries into the discipline, restraint neces- to start them in these virtues, and EXPERTS thinking and planning in will few again, they naturally con- field, including 250 missionaries sary to curb the of receive such training from wage-price spi- terms such a system of self- SHEET METAL clude that you must be his to India, 312 to ral ...” Public Aid their families. Japan. 3 to the government. Suggests "type." CONSTRUCTION Congo, 28 to Nigeria and 273 to Farther, there are no clearly FOR CHURCHES. SCHOOLS | Third, you don't to he a Brazil. defined or agreed upon stand- have AND INSTITUTIONS ards and prude norms regulating dat- Unfortunately, some young Saints of the For Private AH Typ* Building* WHAT IS TO BE Week have done’ First, Colleges ing. even men been misled by Young people, at an expert NEW let us have with MS POINT KOAD holy envy toward the Sunday, Feb. —SI. Ignatius of early ence other girls, or wrongly I against throat infections. age, are supposed to II Editor: *-1700 lIIZABITM. N. J Protestants for feel that surpassing us in Antioch, Martyr. He Wednesday, know how they must their Bishop. was Feb. ♦—St. An to art on a date. prove even sacrifice though we have sumamed (the God- drew Announcement of grants $150,000 to 66 How do learn? Theophorus Corsinl, Bishop-Confessor. totaling pri- they Obviously the reminder of the bearer) and served need of sac as of He was born in Florence vate colleges and in the northeastern states by imitating older, more Bishop in 1302. universities by exper- riflee in the Mass Antioch in Syria for 40 lie ienced practitioners. years scion of the illustrious Corsini the Chase Manhattan Rank Foundation, including $lO,OOO Second, was brought to Rome and Yet. judged we encourage our Cath thrown family He wasted his by Christian stand early years to Princeton and to the New MAIN MUTUAL SAVINGS to wild beasts University $8,930 Jersey ards of olics to do more. in the in The average amphithea dissipation, but joined the morality, the models they Fund raises which should Catholic spends ter during public games On his in 1318 College Association, a point now choose may not always be the $56 a year on al Carmelites and began a to he he given cohol and $36 way Rome wrote seven life of austere serious consideration. best. In just about and Loan Associatioon a year on ciga penance. He was fact, any type epistles Why should not some rettes Surely he can made Bishop of Fiesole, portion their authors are doing a real of conduct on dates appears to 6 well afford a small Watietsing Avt Bloomfield, N. J Monday, 2—Feast of the of the many millions an equal for the Feb. town near Florence, which Now aervire by their actions. be tolerated, provided it results amount missions and was (ot DI&W Watjesjing Station) Purification. This honors the Jersey channels each into pur- noted for his charity to the year It takes little effort to write a in no socially embarrassing con Cut out this column, pin poor. your ification of the Blessed the system of state sequences. When do Mother colleges for nice letter, and many, many peo- these occur, sacrifice to it and it Thursday, Feb. IS—St. Agatha, address to in the teacher and into both and CURRENT DIVIDEND 3'/*% Temple of Jerusalem and training Rutgers ple in the field of communica parents pre Fulton Virgin Martyr. She was born community Bishop J. Sheen. Na in the Presentation of Our Lord University, Douglass tions would like to the tend groat indignation at this on repeat re -INSURED - tional Director. Sicily. In the persecution under including Society ir 1 the the of same occasion in accordance College, be distributed as an aid fraln from the Perry Como show: breach morals, as if such Decius. were un Propagation of the 366 her breasts cut off Faith with the law of It is to for Moses also the private colleges and uni We get lots of letters fortunate incidents were the Legal Trust Fund*, Chriitma*-Vacation Club* Fifth Ave According, to legend, St. not , New York 1, or to Peter called Candlemas Day because versities in the in We all have normal outcome of such rured her of the state the form a challenging op- thought your diocesan director: mutilation while OFFICERS DIRECTORS Bishop candles are blessed before Mass of scholarship which portunity to effect improvements Irssly tolerated practices she was grants Martin W. 31 in prison In Stanton, on this Catania, would Panic] 1. McCormick James W Betts Mulberry occasion. We can where she 250. A pay part of the tuition take advantage of that St. Newark 2; Rt. Rev. died about num- UNDER Prealdent Msgr. Tuesday. 3—St. THESE circumstanc- Thomas Feb. Blaise. ber of costs for families who exercise opportunity take ad- Weir Clohosey William F. 24 miracles are attributed to positive Louis. DeGrasse He es, Margery, you should not be R Bishop-Martyr. was a physi their to choose vantage by writing letter. Seymour Everett St.. Paterson. her right a nontax a Howard J. Conroy surprised if some Senior Vic* cian who became of young men are President Bishop Se supported institution of learning Write in a friendly tone and Feb. «—St. confused Win L. Delgnan, M.D. baste in Armenia. He Friday. Tttui, Bish- highly about the mean- F was famous for some good and sufficient win another friend. William Hayes of for op. The favored of St. ing dating Vic* President Martin T Dillon miracles, among which was disciple reason’ James Paul, to whom M. Connolly, For the saving of who the Apostle ad- the most part, they main- R. a was In other Henrik Tvedt Seymour Everett boy words, why should not President, dressed an Epistle Included in the tain a shallow, peculiar double choking to death on a Secretary Manner fish bone the costs of attendance the William F Hayei New and at say Catholc Institute of Press, In which Testament whom he standard. theory, they rec- STAINED could not he extricated, i Seton Hall Medical James W School, or New York. ognize Betts Robert I Heller From this consecrated first Bishop of the the demands of Chris- incident comes the I Fairlelgh Dickinson Treasurer University, L. Island of Crete. St. Titus died at tian morality and are probably Daniel McCormick blessing of St. Blaise, down Howard J GLASS incorpo be scaled for the taxpayer SELLING SOMETHING* The ('onroy the age of 94 resolved to marry a girl who K rated in the Roman Asi’t. Treasurer Godfrey Preiser Ritual who now the Advocate pays entire costs goei Into more than has carefully Saturday. Feb. 7—St. observed these In Romuald. of the Thomas W eir Henry Sant'Ambrogglo ."t, private schooling and at 110,000 homes, reaches more than her Clohosey Abbot the of conduct. In practice, how- He was son a no- Counsel traditional or modern the same time his full portion of 450,000 readers every week. Nathan Tureaky He ever, they follow pagan stand- bleman founded mon- many the public OPEN to tho i taxes which go Into asteries, the chief of which was the public colleges’ (Rutgers, at Camaldoli | where he built a instance, is PUBLIC (for asking anew an- church surrounded with thp studios of a num- nual George L. appropriation this year of stk ber of separate cells for the soli- million more than last year, or taries who lived under his rule PAYNE,inc Communion Breakfast* la total of $22 million.) He died In his PRAY monastery on June THE MASS use a missal Lent Ordination Dinners am not during 19, 1027. I advocating more Wedding Reception* spending at a time when the state, like the Individual, Dining Room is hard Intention put to balance Its current budget, lounge • Bar February a #li|hting fixtures but rather a fairer distribution The Holy Father's general In- of public tax monies to aid the >alruwuii| Hotrf tention for February is: at *altar wars same time the Christian mortification. private colleges in their to 2395 BOULEVARD struggle continue as fresh The mission intention suggest- *church pews and independent fonts of knowh JERSEY CITY ed for the Apostleship of Prayer edge, and the New by the Pope is Jersey resi bells dents who find the public col -X-genuine I-est the Christians of China leges be separated from Inadequate or less suitable For Reservation* Coll the unity of -fm for tencntiun it the Church by their needs. (enlci HE 3-0962 the insidious ac- «• tki Church The private 1 tion of communists. colleges deserve

support at public expense for th*

very same reason that the tax supported ones do: They provide a necessary public service in higher education.

Edward Dunphy, Rutherford.

. & n CIP Favors Positive Method L L Editor UNI FURNITURE • CARFIT • INTERIOR DECORATING Congratulation* on your editor- t*v*- ial. "Commendable Televiaion.” Prrt/V, in the LANE walnut Jan. 23 issue. The editorial MY LENTEN MISSAL Contemporary ;ramr at a very opportune time, the for Catholic Institute of the tables, Press * has EXPLAINED BY FATHER STEDMAN » magnificent, just inaugurated a pro- of gram positive action among its modestly pricedl members For the convenience of with the your restored Liturgy for Holy Week readers, j may I suggest the fol- lowing 39” 59” program? February This is Catholic Press Month. Write the editor of The complete new Lenten missel You'd the your favorite Catholic publication never guess tag* on and tell him why you like it. these tables! Design and is now eveileble in one convenient, March: movie Have you seen a workmanship like thli jor play you liked entirely or pocket-sized edition. The call* partially? easy-to- for would normally Write the exhibitor or producer and -r; make demand* let him know. If on your use number system enables everyone you tjiink he could It, budget, but not with i improve tell him after you've let him to follow the at these Lane beauties. priest Mass every ja know he's doing a fine Job. And have you 8 April: There must be something day during Lent. on •tunning models to you like TV or radio. This would be a good month choose from. to write j the station "The use of Lenten Missal at manager or network My and president inform him of your interest home makes for active iw In a program and why participation you think it’s good Then you ran let in the Life of Christ". him know how improvements can be madr in his programming There are numerous people POCKET SIZE. writing letters condemning ac- tions. words, programs. Some of Cocktail s,3p*‘“ Table 39.95 these letters are valuable, and 4gii\ ISropleal Table 59.95 84r.» HACKENSACK RAMSEY ORANGE to V. J(V,( PM B.lkif, SPRINGFIELD POMPTON PLAINS tI.M otharo ‘>oo I OKI HAMIIION PAKKU A), BROOM Y\ 19. V >. 8 THE ADVOCATE January St, ItSt Essex Reelects 140 Attend Librarians' Said Mission CWV Officers, Pope Spirit in York Gives Awards at Convention Meeting New NEW YORK - More than 1«0 York session was Margaret M. Brothers, Sisters Catholics NEWARK Leaders of both priest*. and lay Kinney, chief librarian. Veterans Obligation for librarians attended the winter Administration men’s and women's units of the Hospital. Kings- Christ wants the Esse* meeting of the New York Unit of bridg> Road, who pagan mul- County Chapter. Catholic N.Y., discussed titudes to find solace War the Catholic Association, various types of in His Veterans, were reelected at Library hospital librar- held Jan. 24 at Donnel branch of ies. Church, and refuge in the knowl- for the the 12th annual convention held Society Propagation the N.Y. Public edge that He died on the Cross Jan. 23 in St. Stephen’s Church Library. They Rev. James M. Kind, CM, that they would to hall. represented hospitals, parishes, chairman, department of come know of the Faith library Him. and schools. science, St. The only way that these Joseph Howell returned to high elementary John's of was University, know Archdiocese Newark: office The discussed the pagans can Him is for' the as county commander for busmess'meeting was con- library congress to Mm Church In. Martin W. B.TJJ, Ph-D, t in unprecedented ducted Sister M. be held there Feb 18. to go out to them. This ia Stanton, an third term. by Catherine The theme 11 Mulberry St, Newark 2, N. J. Mrs. Irene will be: "The Role of the being done by missionaries. Rygiel is now start- Frederic, 0.5.F., librarian at St. Li- Phone: MArfcet MSOI The success of the missions ing her second term as Auxiliary Joseph's of the Palisades High brary in the Pursuit of Excel- Bonn: ».m. the Daily, 9 to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 9 to U. president. chairman of the lence.” depends upon missionary spir a.m. Schools, unit. of Paterson: Sister it of all Catholics, Hiocese The chapter voted to The Spring meeting of the Mary Agnes. librar- and Pope adopt a SC, Pius XII kL ter. Catholic mission will be held ian at Elizabeth Seton summed up this spirit Msgr. William F. Looii, J.CJ). in Formosa and group at St. Jo- School, In these words: 24 De Grasse assist it It also seph** on 25. Yonkers, speaking on possible St, Pateraon 1, N. J. financially. will Apr. “The Phone: 4-04 present to schools speaker at the New activities for Catholic Book missionary spirit is not a ARmory M county high Principal Week, asked virtue Hour*: 9 a.m to copies of the that members of supererogation expected Dally. S p.m.; Saturday. 0 a.m. to it book, "Masters of report their library’s of the chosen few. Missionary Deceit,” by J. Edgar Hoover, if it method of observing Westfield Man Offers this spirit and Catholic is not already in the event to Sister Rose Maria, spirit are one library. the to the Church SC.. St. Gabriel's High and same. is unless one is inter- Lourdes Color Catholicity an THE ANNUAL Slides School, awards “For New N Y. essential mark of ested in and devoted to its uni Rochelle, She is editor the True God,” WESTFIELD “For Country,” and “For “The Story of of the Church; so versality; that is, to its unit's Newsletter that one is not gen taking Obituary Home" were presented to FOR ANOTHER YEAR: Lourdes," a 45-minute Rev. root Rev. Reelected heads of Essex showing William Walsh, , erally interested in and devoted and flourishing everywhere S.J was It is a holy and Richard M. McGuinness, director of colored slides with on the earth.” wholesome County Chapter, Catholic War Veterans, and Auxil- comentary elected president of the parish of the Mt. Carmel and musical thought to pray for the dead Guild Center background, has section. All can the missions iary receive their CWV state at library help by for the gavels from officers been that they he loosed from Mayor W. prepared by Sigmund H and sacrifice. Send may Blind; Harry the Jan. prayer your chapter’s convention, 25. their sins. We Chenoweth of and Sheriff Doing the honors Lminski. parishioner of Stanton sacrifices recommend to Nutley, Holy Bishop to the Society for the for Neil G. of Essex Joseph Howell, commander, at left, is State Com- Church the prayers of our readers the Duffy Connty. Trinity here, and be Propagation of the Faith, the may of of Gold Star Post and mander Albert J. Mrs. Irene obtained for In Union repose the souls the fol- Auxiliary Schwind. Rygiel, right, showing without Your City Father's own organization Holy received the of Essex lowing who have recently de- hospital award; St. president the Auxiliary, receives charge Stanton for the support of the missions. the emblem Bishop will make an Stephen's. Father short parted this life. Glotibach and of from Mrs. Ann A historical appeal office Schwoebel. background on behalf of the Society Mother Cabrini Posts, member on Lourdes and from signature American Priest Rev. Edward A. McGuirk excerpts for the of the Propagation ship awards; and St. Stephen's the encyclical the John Rembisz of late Pope Faith on Feb. 1 at St. Joseph’s Proves Post and Gold Star Auxiliary, ac- Tuition Goes 3rd Pius XII on the occasion of Versatility John T. Brennan Up Order Marks the is Church, Union Rev. as as City. Hu- Vietnam has but awards. centenary good ■ one American tivity of the Lourdes appari- bert Ariiss, C. P„ At pastor. Rev. Elected Mr. St. Peter's 6th priest, Robert Crawford, with Howell were Anniversary tions precedes a narration of Bishop Stanton Is C Eugene deeply M., of A former Kiss. George Southwick JERSEY Bernadette's work. Philadelphia Crawford to the CITY - Tuition costs cash care for spir- JERSEY CITY - St Francis grateful to Father Ariiss and to and James China Sullivan, vice com- at St. To missionary and a prisoner itual needs of the Peter's College will be Order make arrangements for a the other of soldiers and in- Fraternity. Third of St pastors the Arch- of manders, the Reds for two years, his Joseph Manca, treasur creased from tn $750 showing contact Mr. Uminski at he established a library for $6OO a Francis, will celebrate the sixth diocese for their cooperation in year | fitted him for cr; John judge for 547 Fairmount in over background his them. Marks, advocate; matriculated day students, of its founding Ave., Westfield 450 these appeals possible. anniversary on; making Chester historian; work in Vietnam. He is also a Father Crawford Wilks, John and from $l7 $2l also ministers to per credit Feh 1, with Mass in the chapel Mcßoberts, of the j gifted linguist, speaking French, to officer day; for St American civilian and diplo- point evening students. Very of Francis Hospital followed j North Chinese Mary Crilly, John Morrissey and ROBERT and English matic personnel, and teaches Rev. James J. Shanahan, S.J by a Communion Jersey an , breakfast. In 1955 he Henry Groninger, trustees. * was assigned to English literature course at president, announced. Celebrant of the Mass will he PERFECT the THE NCWC relief work. Serving with TREAT He still con- National University. Mrs. Rygicl will "Like other institutions of high Very Rev. Celsus Wheeler. O F stores he Mrs tinues his work with refugees, Barbara Rygiel, er education. Mrs. St Peter's College M , Provincial of the Franciscan Krill although NCWC took a sutv Mary Mrs. Marie the Textbooks Needed and Lippin- has experienced the pressure Province of the Most Holy I SETTING of Name HOTEL role when the United cot, vice presidents; Mrs. steadily of Jesus. sidiary Marilyn increasing costs The speaker will ...with In South Sens Prineipal PARK NEWARK States took relief Poland, treasurer; Mrs. PLACE, over work in Adele constant effort of the adminis-l be Rev. Alfred Martin. 0.F.M., for The big need in the your Vietnam He livci at the South Sea Hrasna, legislative officer; tration is to orphan- Mrs. provide an educa- author and priest psychiatrist, CORDIALLY INVITES YOUR Islands is better schools. age of the Daughters of Charity Rev Mary Varecka, welfare tion of stationed at convenient BANQUET officer; excellent quality which it I St. Francis Monas- RESERVATIONS FOR John A. Nicholson. tells In teaches the S.J., of Mrs Betty historian; Saigon, religion in Bender, Mrs. endeavors to make available to tery. New York. A guest at the the Church's constant Sitters' school, and construe Jane Herman, recording will • evenings he secre- as many qualified students as breakfast be newly appoint- COMMUNION tion. one case Ah instructs converts. In a school built tary, Mrs. Mcßoberts. correspond- possible. ed Operational costs have Bishop James A. Schuck, 0. BREAKFASTS DINNIR MEETING with the that it be ing Mrs. The local U.S. Army hope would secetary; Veronica Vav grown to such F M , of com- annually an extent Cristalandia, Brazil. adequate for 10 is mander prevailed years now. at ro. ritual officer; Mrs. that This • ORDINATION upon Father Ann an increase in tuition has fraternity has grown in the end of five years, entirely Schwoebel, Josephine Cervasio, become its six from to necessary effective at the years 32 more too small Mrs. DINNERS TESTIMONIAL Grace Bruno and Mrs Anna end of than 320 the present academic year members Rev Philip LASTING MKMORIALS In • Ponape, where a Tine Dzuna, trustees. in O F WEDDING Chooto from H June," he declared. Nielsen. M . assistant editor school It already in operation, of Friar air* magazine, is director of RECEPTIONS boauliful the lark of good teit books is the ’ conditioned group and will be toastmas- rooms Open in iccsunt a serious problem. "We • OTHER SOCIAL In mlnutu CHALICE have ter. •hirivir tot accommodating nothing really suitable for Po- you thi or FUNCTIONS Chirg-K 6 600. to nape," Father writes. •mblim or It my offici ofi CIPORIUM "Bible histories Advocate are the best Editorial from books for English." he points out, "as Inserted in Record Modern air conditioned the stones of the $5O Bible are WASHINGTON An banquet focilitiei fine set in which editor- backgrounds the peo- food and ial titled “Voices Raised in Pro- tenrice always. ple here can understand, and test" published in The Advo- STANUY J. AKUS even the thinking of the Ponape eate on Jan. 16 has been print- Manager people is amazingly close to the ed in the men Congressional Record. and women of the Bible. • The editorial dealt with the Other books written In America U PARK N. J. Mltcholl recent visit of Soviet First FOR RESERVATIONS PLACE, NEWARK, 3-2260 so Dep- are completely alien to life MArkot 3-4080 HALSEY uty Premier Anastas I. Mikny- 57 ST.. NEWARK 3. M.J here, in the background Call MArket 2-1000 depicted, inserted in the an It was rec- that they are hopeless for adap- ord by Waller H. Judd of tation. Rep. A KNOTT HOTEL Minnesota. H In W. Officii "We need very badly a Pona- ALIERT STENDER. Pr..l

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meeting for the Spring session at HUDSON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK 8 15 p m., Feb 2, in Holy Trinity @S3® JOHN J. MURPHY. M.. 1 School hall The regular session 4s You'lUiki will for eight IN JIRSiY CITY IN BAYONNI run weeks from THE BRASS HORH at The Feb 9 Mantfomary Wathiagtaa ft. • Iraarfvray at Ud ft. Optician to Mar. 30 FREE PARKING It for Jatkta* at Wilkintaa Ava. IN OUTTINIfRO Persons wishing tp join should Banquet Roomi Available (or Cantral Ava. All CONDITIONED naar liman ft. ★ fftti ft. at larqaalina Ava. S3 CENTRAL AVENUE attend the organization meeting All Occagioni • Open Dally Pavania Ava. at Your Orava ft. IN HOIOKIN New members, however, will be Pleasure N. J. Ipxiolilifll la HOMI MAM Cherry 4 W Or«nd !»*.• IliiaMi, N. J. 40 innmal NEWARK, fqvara * Wvat at Plrat ft. accepted ***** at any regular meetings. 3 OSIN MONDAY IVININO • OPIN FRIDAY IVININO Ravioli Cavatolli There fees other than the ONI OP Phono Ml 2-5171 are no NIWARK'S RIITAURANTt Mambar Fadarol Manicotti IfRVINO Dapotil Inturonca Corporation nominal cost of the text used THI ULTIMATI in Italian Taod«. l«l| This All i«htl pgr ordar. year s text will be the Acts 3 PRIVATE BANQUET ROOMS of the Apostles from the New AULISE’S • AltO PIZZIRIA e Und«r Ptrionol Sup«r*iti»n Testament. ffTlft lIVINTO located en cor. and Clifton ROUND AIR The club is broken down to Bloomfield Avet., Newark CONDITJO/v, On* smaller of 12 Hack (ram tacrad Maori Calkadrol groups eight to 925-31 West Sid* Ave TMI ORIOINAI o MI. I*ll persons to provide a maximum e OPIN DAILY HE opportunity for discussion Jsrsay City. B-A94S THI ORIOINAI • HI. mi • The OPIN DAILY overall program is directed by lay officers elected by the SWISS and general membership A parish CHALET Banquet priest acts as spiritual director OUI SPECIALTY resyaurant to clarify points not resolved in Wedding HITCHIN' POST INN WEDDINGS discussion . . by the groups. RAMSEY, N. Ja T raffia Circlg f-fjC/HfICS Frank Marakowitz is chairman • UNION. N. J. . . BANQUETS and Emily 8 1 1 lack. secretary. COCKTAIL lOUNOI •oou n*. ji Dancing Nightly Whan • ORUETER'S Motoring Vi,it tha “It. Maritl,“ Sporto, MUrdock 6-4666 Luncheons and Dinnort N. J. aa aaa.* • ' Parents-to-Be All FAMOUS FOR ITS FOOD CONDITIONED EQR YOUI COMFORT Mambor NATIONAL SELKCTED MORTICIANS Sorvtni tho Called JJ tilataa. Canada. protaful Mailco and moat fanila rounlrlaa. Only Tuneral fa / Country Dining at Modarala Priaa, Dtrorloro In North Hudaon nrovtdlnl Ihla aorvica. To Attend Class "TRADITIONALLY YOURS FOR 34 YEARS** full course

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CIOMd Sundays MONTCLAIR, NEW JERSEY January SO, The Symbolism Candles list TR K A DVOCATS 9 of Says Catholics Have Obligation By Anne Mae Buckley Because Simeon had prayed WsiMts hr Messiags *f can- mutt be six lighted candles The words of a Jewish and studied the Scriptures (ia dles and it is the holy traditional during high Mass, four for a which details man upon recognizing Mary’s of the lineage 4ay « which Catholics stock To Read the Catholic Press Mista Cantata or Mats cele- and birth of the Infant Son as the promised Redeemer ap aw the blessed eaadles brated by a Bishop, and twa were set down Messias give special signifi- clearly) be rec- ■ceded ia the home for possi- for low Mass. BELLEVILLE, 111.—"It is no nali—"hat " bwn praiseworthy A daily diet or auch reading, he cance to the use of ognized Christ ble candles in immediately. sick calls. All the longer a matter of choice for reporting la not "can sacraments, except l ‘ suffi- said, he dangerous to faith He the “a the worship of the Catholic proclaimed Child The Church has used can- Catholics to read Catholic cient," Penance, require lighted can- news- he asserted. “Historical and morals unless counteracted Church light to the revelation of the dles in her from today. ceremonies dles. and background. es- a papers, periodicals maga- Interpretation, by solid snd substantial menu The Gentiles of man was Simeon, and and the glory thy very early Christian times—- it is a matter of zines; of obliga- planatlon the Church's dog- of Catholic doctrine and people Israel.” IT IS SUPPOSED, accord- thought, he proclaimed the Child Jesus and their has never tion.” matic purpose and moral teachings are exposition of Catholic principles'* ing to the Catholic “a light." beew confined to illumination. Encyclo- So said Bishop Albert R. Zuro- essential for THE EVENT complete news re- such as is found in the Catholic IS commemo- that it Simeon had been directed by pedia, was St. Jerome weste of 111., this Belleville, week And these, he said, press. rated by the Church on porting." to Feb ONE VERY ANCIENT cus- in about 300 A.D. who estab- God be in the temple at in a statement concerning Catho- can only found 2. tom he in the Cath Bishop Zuroweste ended say- was that of can- lished by came carrying the candle as a Jerusalem the day Mary sym- lic Press Month. Bishop Zuro- olic press. "It is The day is called ing that only when Catho- to the feast dles before the Pope or Bish- bol of Christ. observe the old Jewish law (The paschal weste is chairman of the episcopal of Further, he pointed out, •‘the lics arc regular readers of Cath- Purification and also ops—probably an of purification for after adaptation of candle, lighted at the Easter women the National Catholic Welfare secular has s sec olic Candlemas. It is the last feast the press niturally (publications t that they can Roman protocol in which and Masses of the childbirth. Vigil during Conference Press Department. ularistic approach all of the Christmas to ques to he a well-informed season, be- candles were borne ahead of Easter hope laity. season.) Catholic Press Month is tradi- lions" and such problems as the And a well-informed fore the Church off the is the puts distinquished persons. To this wax laity In this Idea the repre- observed of of the tionally in man. his moral oblige best of a de- joy Incarnation the a February destiny guarantee strong, Cardinal Meets for day special small candle, sents the flesh of Christ—bees- Its theme this is "Hold to his year tions. debt to God are ig voted. loyal and active lay penitential atmosphere of Lent. called "bugia.’’ is held apos- a beside wax is regarded as a " very pure the Path of Truth and Justice," nored. tolate Feb. 2 is the day the Chnrth the Press Bishop during Church substance, hence an Foreign appropri- advice given to journalists by the ceremonies. ate symbol of the Sacred Body ROME—Cardinal late Pope Pius XII. Tardini, Vat- As early as 300 A.D. St. Je- born of a virgin. ican of Secretary State, paid an Yields Jungle rome wrote that a candle was READING OF Catholic litera- Carrying the symbolism a unprecedented visit to the For- lit for an the reading of the Gos- step further we may say that A ture is obligation. Bishop Zu- eign Press Club. Never before LIGHT TO THE GEN- Lourdes Statue darkness but said, because pel. not to dispel the .wick of the paschal candle roweste changes had a prelate of his rank visited TILES: been to Candles have signify joy. At that same represents the soul of Christ taking place in this atomic age the newsmen. MANDALAY (RNS)—A statue used time randies a encased in His in the liturgy since demand that Catholics have el Our Lady of Lourdes ■ were already human body. a The Cardinal termed his visit was un- of the ritual of the earthed after part of Baptism The flame, then, becomes early Christian times. The knowledge Church's teach- •'an exchange visit" for that being lost in the —the sacrament of “illumina- ing and understand the Burma for 17 His divinity which dominates Church blesses candles on implica- Main St. at made by the newsmen to Pope jungles years. Temple Are., HACKENSACK. N. J. tion.” soul and which tions of new scientific discover- It had been buried for safe- body, makes Feb. John on Nov. 6. two days after 2 - the feast of the Altar candles began Him "a light the ies. his keeping by villagers aa can- to revelation coronation. During the infor- fleeing at Candlemas dles carried and Gentiles," purification or Because of time limits, he the time of the by acolyte* of the as Simeon fore- mal gathering the Cardinal re- Japanese invasion beside—not on—the al- told—which makes day - which commemo- said, the cannot ATTN: of Burma in 1941. when it placed Him. in- priest cover FREEZER vealed details of the work- was Pope's tar services. This these subjects tn taken from the during was deed, the "Light of the world." rates Simeon’s Sundsy ser- ing habits, reporting that he often grotto of a church recognition the custom in the seventh cen- mons. Thus "It is a only by read- works until late at night in small hamlet near Paleik in of Christ as the Messias tury. and earlier. By ing Catholic and pubti- PLAN Officials Mandalay District. probably papers OWNERS of the press club an- or "light to the revelation cations the 12th century, and again Bishop Charges that one can hope to nounced that funds which would Attempts to find it after the of the Gentiles." of probably even the can- know the mind the Church war. even by those who earlier, normally be expended on refresh- helped to Biased dles had found their way to Jordan and be sufficiently Instructed to Are tired of for bury it. were fruitless until Daw you ments such a reception would the altar table follow with safe Hpan, wife of itself. JERUSALEM, Israel (NC> - a conscience Instead be given to Cardinal Tar- a railway man in Now there are Report the law of God,” he said. for nearby that definite regu- Melkite Bishop Georges Hakim Finding dini Villa Nazareth, an or- Myitnge, dreamed INFERIOR MEATS? there lations for altar candles: of Akka charged here that there Such as phanage founded directed the statue lay buried beneath things "the application and by a Garden of Eden is great discrimination against the Cardinal. large tree not far from the old of Catholic teaching in . . . mod- COPENHAGEN (RNS) Dan- Christians in - Jordan, and said ern birth con- INFERIOR SELECTION? grotto. Find Early Reference family life, divorce, that the United Nations should ish archeologists working in the Search trol, hypnotism, euthanasia, man- parties, led by army British in help Christians obtain access protectorate of Bahrain CATHOLIC TRAVEL LEAGUE personnel, hacked their To Mother of God to agement and labor, separation of way the Middle East TOO-HIGH PRICES? the holy say they have Church and through the jungle where the places. state, justice and WASHINGTON (NC) The site of The Byzantine Rite Catholic found the the Biblical nuclear grotto had once stood. rights, use of When they phrase •'Mother God" weapons, of was Garden of Eden. the old prelate in particular protested etc., are in the of the PILGRIMAGES found grotto they also in competence used Catholic liturgy to de- A Jordan's refusal to allow him to Copenhagen Radio broadcast Catholic he found a tree fitting the press," declared. descrip- scribe Mary almost 200 years ear- cross to Bethlehem said the explorers believe that tion the the border of one in Daw Hpan's lier than scholars be- formerly to attend the observance of the Bahrain itself was the legendary I HE NOTED THAT the accura V dream. Consequent to EUROPE digging an lieved. article in according to an Armenian Orthodox city of Polmun, mentioned In the 'ey of the religious Reporting in earthed the statue. Christmas, the American Ecclesiastical Re- in which falls in mid-January. Gilgamesh Epic as the abode of the secular press—particularly and visits to new Hakim and Eve regard to the death featuring Bishop said the reasons Adam of Pius XII. Msgr. Igino the of Ceccheti, undersec- for the Jordanian refusal were According to the broadcast, the election anew Pope and retary of the Vatican's Sacred ROME »and LOURDES made known in an official letter archeologists maintain that Dol- the creation of additional Cardi- A WEDDING Congregation of Seminaries and from Jordan's prime minister. mun was a desert spot made fer- Universities. revealed IRELAND. that recent He said the Jordanians allege tile by God. It quoted them FRANCE. ITALY, as Club Sets RECEPTION research has shown that the their Raphael that he supported an “army" of saying that discoveries con- SWITZERLAND and BELGIUM “We to prayer. fly thy protcc- 800 men in Israel and had also firmed that Bahrain became fer- AT THf Series of Events . tioo. O Blessed of Mother God,” wrritten a book in English against tile several thousands of years ELIZABETH—On the schedule was in existence around the said year the Arabs. He both charges ago following a period of desert- of the a 2». Raphael Club, group of are false. like conditions. young Catholic men and women, MLOIAN LOoxiU AIMJNKS PLAZA are: REV. MICHAEL ZARRILLO Vatican Broadcast This weekend, winter sports at Church of Our lady of Marcy. Pocono Horn Manor, Pa.; Feb. 7, mem Whippany, N. J. Then Packard's at try plan! jirsit cur n. i bership party Columbian Club;

JOURNAI SOUARt Feb. 13, ice skating party; Feb Lauds Labor’s Policies in Just the FINEST cuts of U.S., 15, next monthly meeting. PROVIDES-

17 DAYS at • OIONIEIED lANOUVT ROOMS (10 tm %mt Warns Catholic IMPORTED QUALITY MEATS EXTENSIONS TO OTHER Unions • SUPERIOR CUISINI Against • EUROPEAN COUNTRIES AVAILABLE MOOIST Mini • & Marked for CAREPUI VATICAN CITY - The VaUcan should be no latloni between Prepared DEPARTING NEW YORK ATTINTIOM danger to Catholic management and Freezing TO AU DRTAIIS Radio, in a broadcast, life in the special U.S.A. from the un- labor. AUGUST 1959 • Double the at a lower —and 24, TaUpKon* Rridol C——M—l praised the policies of American ions.” quality price no It also said that there Is "a freezers Other departures April thru Sept OLdfiald 3-0100 to buy, no salesman's commission labor unions, forecast that Cath- The station pointed out that the complete absence of revolution- olics to la, would an pay! ■■■■■■ iaf„matia«■■■■■ play increasing U.S. enjoys the highest living tendencies AMPIE PARKINO SPACI ary among American in them and standard role warned Catholic in the world and • Buy what like the AIR CONDITION ID praised workers" who cooperate with the just you buy only Hraurl to Cragup workers avoid them- trade unions for in of organising being favor capitalist system rather than at- weights you need! •r m* fan la,at Traval Aaanl (STIMATU selves into powerful separate large families as one of in- way tempting to overthrow it. I -a auWAY. N V. 11. M. Y • No waste, inferior extras that CHCERPUIIT OIVfN groups. creasing consumer demand. no usually end I coiumbut I-rata Vatican TIIE STATION up uneaten! Catholics will play an Increas- Radio commented that also comment- Beautiful modern design. the AFL-CIO ed on right-to-work Uk". ftl.lo. »t" ft I.At. ing role in the the broad- merger is of "great laws, recall- MEATS, POULTRY GOVERNMENT INSPECTED unions, Also Crucifixes, statues, and medals in statement cast importance” to ing a made by the by said, "because of their grow- helping contemporary artists Patkerd't strengthen the Bishops of Ohio in March, 1958, Mall and Phone orders accepted Freotrr Plan Mrati. Main Floor For the Best In Steaks ing numbers and their enlarged country's industri 'aid 2Ac for poatasei awareness of labor matters al life and In sound in opposition to such laws. Such Credit Coupee Plan available ordort el tl 00 and fostering re- Contemporary Catholic Art* an over. ft! Central Ave., Montclair, N. J. spread by the expanding Catholic laws are designed to outlaw the Fronton at wbeletele eettl Phono HU 7-1000 ter Inlarmatlen. , Pilgrim 4-1217 MANERO'S union shop which press” in America. Vatican requires work- Editor ers to OUR FAMOUS join a union after a stated of time n NOTING EUROPEAN criticism period on a job or lose Given Honor their Filets *3.00 that American Catholic workers' jobs. organizations are not organizing ROME (NC)—Count themselves into powerful Giuseppe bodies, Dali* A LA CARTE Torre, editor of the Vati- the station said: c. can daily, Osservatore Romano, GOOD LIGHT Dinnara *4.75 "The situation la America Is Complata hai been named the Bearer of I Save a very different from that in Eu- the Golden Rose by Pope John As long "AIWA V| UINO THI CHIIDMN" • M.mb.r Oimn' CM rope. as the participa- XXIII. at © tion of PAXAMUI. tOUTI Catholics in the U.S. un- NO. 17 - N.rrii .( N.. 4 - CON*. 1-101* The honor makes easier... ii usually reserved reading rootiooes to be there for Oritanil large, nobles of the princely rank

and was last held by a member of tha Barberinl family who more died last pleasant! FLORIDA year. The Bearer of the Golden

Rose is charged ■ and with present- : / ing the rose, at the Holy Father's request, to sovereigns, churches or cities distinguished for their services to the Church ■ ■ -v> ’ The Golden Rose is a gold ‘X.' *5 '(r&ptifcipK' - . ornament, in the shape of a rose spray, which carries a re

> YOU s ceptacle for perfume. gxtai ./4r The rose pir uni k A- Is blessed v by the on Pope ON INSURED Laetare, or Rose, Sunday in SAVINES Dent. The blessing is made as Thinking of retiring? Looking for a of spiritual sign joy, and ■ place knild ASSETS OVER U that dream home free asks that the Church may bring from frigid Mams? Wondering how you can forth 14J.010.00D the fruit of good works auure yourself of cmgraial neighborr* Looking and “the perfume of the oint- es? foe kelp ia that MORE THAN financing project? ment of the Flower sprung Well, ue’ve got the anarrfor 23.000 SAVINES }««. And right in the from the Root of Jesse (Our Delray Beach Area. Florida’* n«t graciom to lire. MEMBERS place Lord)." 1 $ Of late you've keen reading that Delray b fait becoming the heat •' address In Florida. Now here’* chance •< your la heemne a part of an thin. St. Stephens's Plans FLORIDA HAS li SO MUCH TO OFFER! Fur Cnvnint - Pre-Lenten Show Officii: b Imagine the of having a brand all honor, K • .* joy new, year with plenty of ground HACKENSACK NEWARK—The third annual for nice lawn* and very own lemon, grapefruit r... your orange, tree*, aad gergeeua Mjii l Sti. pre-Lenten show, sponsored by Berry Opel 9 ti 4 ': ♦' flowera blooming the 'round. tropical year And all at a price yon can afford to pay. the - ’til I combined societies of St. tally M Mon. Stephen's Church, will be held x L CLIFFSIOE club only thro Feb. I at the Slovak PARK A NEW IDEAI "Windward Palm*- Sokol Hall, la 740 nearby, and the Aiterm An. Opel ttl 4 anew In 35* Morris Avc. concept property development. I less than tew Tht taify - ti I ii Frl There presentation, a three-act STUDY READING are now »ome developmenta with drama, entitled "Hora Vola," wellielecled property, reaaonable taxes TEANECK LIFETIME PROTECTION! Your will be followed Um a 90-100-150 watt bulb. and club lovely by dancing. Floor lamp requires 100-200- a plan to screen applicants. Cedar Lam it Larch An. home Is protected by btdldiug restrictions Michael Tomko Is Opn But that’s start. general chair- Whan studying, usa 150 watt 300 watt bulb. Whan Just where we Members I 4 - I reading in ti Rally ti In Frl of aad covenant* all deeds so the man and the proceeds will our neigh- go group have not only all these ad- stags. usa watt borhood characteristics will bo maintained. toward the 300 stage. renovation of the PALISADES PARK vantages , but many more; innumerable Property values should always assured. plots to be rectory. 233 Brut An. I ti 4 select from, quarter acres or full Opn acres; our own architect tally —f ti I ii Mia. i£*mmI will custom-plan There’s to much more to tell things a beautiful tropical home Individually to we'd like to know. So Garfield Pariah you if gracious Plans SAVINGS your at INVESTED BEFORE taste, a special low fee; our own Florida living on a full time h*«t. port or Two-Week Mission builders will erect It, in just a few months, is on mind, THE 10TH OF EVERY your why don't you write to a at actual plus GARFIELD A two-week helps Beautify too! cost only a very modest prof- “Windward Palm*- P. O Boa IUI, Delray MONTH EARN DIVIDENDS Home, it. I/K-al mission will be held it Our Lidy financial are Institutions generous Beach. Florida. If you prefer to talk about ol Sorrows Church and in assistance. here from FROM THE FIRST. understanding their U. call New Jersey Diamond 14M1. Thero Cliast Feb. I to 22, Rev. Vincent gloom I Bring In more light I Th,r,’’ i beautiful golf Is Garof- ■ municipal no obligation, hrennet, please remember, We've folo, has made for furniture youNro like administrator, announc- arrangement to got In no and wcVe got to Uko ed. This will be be purchased at the first mission Toil'll keep eyes and homo a great savings, and all yon before mo start seriously. But strong give your “lift*. talking to be held in the shrubs, trees new church. and flowers at special discount do get la tench with ns. The last was held in 1851. The mission will be preached by Rev. Dominic Grande, C.P., PVBLIC® SERVICE of Springfield, Mass. The first week will be for the women; the P. O. BOX 1535, DELRAY BEACH. FLORIDA A-WI-ii aecond for the men. 10 THE ADVOCATE January **,l*s9

Exam Calendar Lets Talk About the Catholic Press Coming! Hr February's •ntrein H kHmli- and auMmlss « w«ll n WHY By June Dwyer DO we have a Catholic what the Church was in •cKrUrthi* •MmliMtiwn will b* n**n doing remind grown-ups who be weren't a record for all the world •« *h« Silli. ItliMlt press? Well, since God made Rome, In HUawifH with Why did God make you? The the diocese and in in school !"• H tnclvd* any more about their to see of man serving God. Siam dill In Hit ul to •"dar us know Him, to love Him hia own Church. thauM forward Information catechism tell* u* catechism, ta that God and what it means tha arado adltor ) and to serve Him, we have to made you to know Him, to love in real life. AND SO, Young Advocates, MAN THOUGHT he could do everything we can to do FEB. 7 and 21 Don Bourn. Him and to serve Him in this the Catholic press was born. learn more about God and His those things. Jesus came to THE And Ramsey. Entrance exam. 9:30 world and to be happy with NEWSPAPER could why, because if it can to Church if he had newspapers Him earth show us how to live also us know, love a.m. Register with Director, Don forever in Heaven. help to love God. By help man to to and and and This paper (or to set Church for us to magazines. Bosco. Fee, |2 at time of up a showing us God’s goodness and to serve God it can also help exam. If that is true, and we are could us magazine) new watch over and to help us explain the goodness man to be with sure of the people who God in Heaven. FEB. 21 St. Peter’s every Young Advocate rules like the new Commun- Prep, to get to Heaven. But the Catholic from the first are keeping God's word, it press can City. Entrance grade up will ion fast —and could Jersey exam That Church has all explain would spread help us all to get close only do these things If it is agree that it is, we have to do the Church *:45 a.m. Fee, 32. Previous regis- over the world. The early and how it to read. Pope our Father in Heaven. That's where como in. about it. Asa It you tration not required. something mat- John grew to what it is The Pope XXIII now lives today. would remind Spread the word! Tell ter of fact us to pray and-to others we are trying to do could tell Catholics about in which is the center paper think of FEB. 21 Holy Acad Rome, about God. That is hard the job we are trying to do! Rosary something! of that the saints, and the Bible, and Church. We have Arch- Then read emv. Union City. Entrance and sometimes—even for children. us every word. The I am “we” of, could tell them about things 9:45 speaking bishop Boland and Mc- With the of exam. a.m. 3 Bishop grace God you will scholarship full is the Cath- in today that God does THIS PAPER Young Advocates, to us our happening could also show scholarships; 3 Nulty help arch- be helping others, and you too half-scholarships; olic It isn't press. any secret diocese and diocese. We have not want. man how to serve God. several partial. Register By see- will be helped to know, to love before to you that February is Catholic This paper could also teach what the priests to us in ing others were doing it and to Jan. 30 with grade parish help serve God —and one principal. Presa Month. From about the hun- our own towns. us God—the three Per- would do Fee. *2. help inspire man to you will be with dreds day happy of posters that are com- All sons in the one God. It could greater It would of these people are help- things. also Him forever in Heaven in FEB. 29 Ml. St. Dominic ing for our contest, we are us ing to know, to love and to Academy, Caldwell. Entrance sure you know that. The post- serve God. But as the Church and Lives the Saints scholarship exam. 1:15 p.m. ers prove to us that are of you grew and modem printing was Register with grade school doing your to spread the prin job invented, man decided that it or directly with WINTER Addle has word about Catholic Press rlpal academy LESSON: made a snowman to would help him with his reli principal. Fee. 92. Month now must teach Advocates about we do ours. gion if he could know better Young the three Persons in FEB. 2* St. Dominic's Acad- one God Addie made three St. Blaise round balls and put them emy, Jersey City. Entrance together to make her snowman The balls melted a exam, 9 a.m. Registration by Jan. WHEN YOU GO to church little when of each 25 through principal they were on other - so of grade put top Entrance Examinations the priest will take two candles now melted school. they are together into one big figure. —held to form a cross together Color Addie the 7 snowman and then for MAR. Entrance exam for and play Addie's —and will place them at your Sisters of game See how throat. He will then say: “Per Charity high schools yourself. many things you can see or 27 intercessionem Sancti In renters throughout the name that have will remind St. Blasii three parts That you of Benedict's te Deus state. Also includes some liberet a malo schools gut- three Persons in one God. staffed St. tuns et a quovis alio main." by Sisters of Joseph In of Chestnut Hill. School English this means: Preparatory "Through the intercession (re MAR. 7 Seton Hall Prep. quest) of St. Rlaise God will be may South Orange. and held on Scholarship deliver you from sickness of entrance 9:30 a.m. Regis- exam, •imn U-V, 81 the throat and from Ut every tration by Mar. Saturday, March 7th, at 4 with Seton Hall 9 A. M. other sickness.” Headmaster. Fee, $2. St. Blaise was tortured and beheaded MAR. 7 St. Benedict's Prep. 520 HIGH ST., NEWARK, N. J. finally for being a Newark. Entrance 9 Christian eiam, a.m.. In Registration in Applicants must register person at the school person at St. Remember the great saint Benedict's, Saturday 9 on between A and the mornings Saturday mornings 9 and 11:30 M. the little boy and worn to 11:30 am. before Feb. 29. an on Feb. 3 and go to rhurch No applications after accepted February 28 for the blessing of the throat IBIIIrT. I Academy of St. Elizabeth ADDIK SAYS: Tho missions al

Convent need our Station. New Jertev way* prayers.

School for St. Peters Preparatory School Secondary girlt 94th y«ar Retidenf and Day. Exceptional record

for r ANNOUNCES ITS college preparation. Vocational GEORGIAN COURT courtet, Muiic. Art, Dancing, Dramatiep ENTRANCE St. Blaise Sport* EXAMINATIONS and Activity program. COLLEGE St. Blaise is by portrayed Raymond Zolnouski of Our Lady Informationi JEfferton 9 MOO Conducted the by Sister* of Merry FOR Mt. is Carmel, Bayonne, which staffed COURSI of by the Felician Sisters. FOUR-YIAR IIAOINO TO The mother » A «nd ft S DfORffS is portrayed by Helen St. Blaise's • SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1959 Kleczynski. LUGGAGE GIFTS 21, W*|| feast day is Feb. 3. ATTACHC- integrated program in liberal Fine Mutie. Home *WF CASES Art*. Art*. Science. A woman a TIME —8:45 A.M. poor and little On the way to prison, St. Economic*, ftuiines* Administration Teacher for sick boy who were by Training and helped Blaise met a poor woman Elementary St. Secondary School*. Accredited Blaise will be remem whose only pig was taken by Fully EXAMINATION FEE *2.00 Addreer SISTIR V SECRETARY bered by Catholici all over' the a wolf. St. [jM/ Mad* with 100 Blaise ordered the VLUGGAGE •/. world shop Oeergian Court College Every boy desiring to enter St. Peter's Prep on Keb. 3, St. Rlaise'i wolf to return the The Pur* pig. Lakewood. Now V»g*tabl* Short»ning (east WASHINGTON ST NEWARK 2 Jeney is take day. wolf brought the back to required to these examinations. They pig the woman unharmed. the wonderful Legend tells us that St Enjoy flovor, nutrition ond quality of fin* are restricted to boys of the Roman Catholic Blaise was a who lived Later while BUTTERCUP BREAD day —in Bishop St. Blaise was CALOWELL, NEW JERSEY *v*ry *v*ry way. P*rf*ct faith. receive Top boys scholarships. about 300 years after Our I>ord. for In prison the thankful woman toasting, sandwiches, recipes or juil plain good was to The Bishop kind every- sent randies to the saint to • ating. No CALDWELL previous registration is required. one he met—even the animals. brighten COLLEGE FOR WOMEN the dark cell. We use when II tOU HID t MitllUh it IOU COUiMI Once, the emperor was candles on the CONDUCTED 1 l i I fit HIU« MIAF feast of St. BY THE SISTERS OF ST. DOMINIC For further information, write or *'the phone killing Christians. Bishop Blaise in memory of the hills Fully Accredited - A.B. and B.S. went into the to live in thoughtfulness Offering HEnderson 4-4400 of this woman. Degree* a cave. The cave was also the “LOOK AT YOUR ST. PETER'S PREP AND WHY do we receive HANDS home of wild animals a ... for blessing our with 144 GRAND STREET wasn't of throats el»r don.'' the adt. cop)—and JERSEY CITY 2 The Bishop afraid «rrj uuoj warns nixing we mlfht the candles? Legend also St. the animals. He cared for tells John’s add. “SO DOES GOD." Today. mid-way betwern Ihc Crib and th* them us of little who Camp a was boy chok- Crons writ consider the of God'a lov* when they were sick or wound- wa may mystery for no. Tb* ing. His mother the brought A beauty of th* Nativity and the of the Resurrection ed and they would stay near Lakeside Mountain Camp glory arc proof boy to St. Blaise and told him him. He blessed them and of God'a lo»e for us But. what of our lova for lllm in rrtnrn. LOOK was *” ’ *■'*' , 100 ** r *«"dy Rooth an Hvotar lob. ,N. Y. 100 that her son had a fish hone - mtloi from AT YOUR HANDS! as kind to them he to N Y.C Mod.ro Are our handa tilled with prayer* with as was to Hoi . . . in briildingf. U.olory .orb. cob.. rh.w.n l.coHoot m.ol. DON caught this throat and was good deeda with sacrifices made the BOSCO vorlifr.d aod for of ChrtatT people. octlvilr... r.cr.aftonol imtructroool . . . Myatieal Body dying. ■ Motrrro, profo.liooal l.och.r, St. Blaise blessed the ood cooch.i from You strike blow for the Myatieal aod ean a telling Body, for the Church lop-ronbing (011.g.r prop .(booh 000 covot.llor (or ONE DAY hunters boy was found the and he cured. *v* r Y *•«! boyi. J.tutt 000 011-iaclvttrro In the Near Eaal, by Joining of MISSION Technical CKoptain foo. Catalog. one our CLUBS. They ar* School In the St. High Bishop hills. Blaise cured others of Writ.: Rob.rt X devoted to helping a aperilie need of the Eather'a activ- They Ootgoogocb. Yolo Uoi.. Atbl.ti, A..0, Now Ho.oo Cooo Holy mlaaion or 202 Union Avonuo couldn't believe that he land Paterson, Now could throat trouble too, the pboo. OR.goo 7-7007 (N Y.C.); V.11.y 1r,.. ity in the known and loved by Our Lord. The dura Jersey so m 3-1111 (100. l,Ur„d, are simply live so well with the wild Church set aside his feast day a prayer a day and a dollar a month donation for th* MISSION Announces beasts They captured him and as a special day to bless the CLI'H of your choice. Why not fill out the attached membership took him bark to the city. throats of people. CONTINENTAL BICYCLE blank and aend it to Cardinal Spellman today? ENTRANCE EXAMINATION SHOP MARY'S BANK for the of norlcea. ... aupport PALACE OP GOLD the SCHWINN . . . COLUMBIA ... for aging ORPHAN'S BREAD for ... abandoned children. BASILIANS for school*. FEBRUARY 7, AT 9.00 A. M. ... MONICA GUILD . . . t* forniah Comics BICYCLES chapels. CHRYSOSTOMS for aemlnarlana. ... DAMIEN LEPEK FEBRUARY 21, AT 9:00 A. M. Acceptable FUND ... to eas* th* pain of th* outcaat Action Comics Daisy Duck‘a Little Mai Sad Sark Examination Adventure Comics Foe: $l.OO Diary Lone Raniar Scamp MASS OFFERINGS MEAN SPIRITUAL HELP FOR Adventures Into Da* wood Looney Tunes YOU Stnrant Preston of . . , MATERIAL HELP FOR tha Unknown Dale Evans Man In YOUR MISSIONARY PRIESTS Flight tha Yukon . Don Bosco Tech offers a & . All American Man Daniel Noon* Marines Complete in Battle Silvertip Repairs Free HELP THEM TODAY of War Data with Judy Sl* Oun Curriculum Hr roc a High School All Star Western Dannie Menace* the Mlckay Mouaa Smoker tha Bear Accessories Andy Burnett Detective Comics Mighty Mouaa Sparkler Parking A MISSION RECIPE Take Andy Panda Dick Tracy . . . on* privet and Mr. Diatrlrt Spike and Tyke him In Academic Automechanics Donald Duck place the forrata of Kerala (India) Angel Attorney Spin tnd Marty . . . Annie Oakley Duck Album Mouaa Muaketeara and Annette add on* ahed dedicated l* Chriat th* King . . . Archie Fells tha Cat Mutt and Jeff Star Religion Spangled War add the Cabinetmaking Baby Huey Flyhtin' gr«ce of God. Leave them alone for Marines My Great Adven- Stories T. a A. - Batman First Americans KERNS, Prop. OR 3-3776 and tura Steve Canyon year ... you will nerd build English Commercial fd.MO to a Art Battle Bailey Flipptty and Flop In Space Stave Mystery Donovan. church. Thl* I* the of the mlaaion Ben Bowie and Mis Fos and the Crow Nency Western Marshal 93 RIVER DRIVE etory of Mathematics Mountain Men Francis, the Fam- Combat N. J. The Drafting Navy Strange Adventure PASSAIC, Rajakad. grace of God ha* bloomed in Betty and Veronica ous Talking Mule New Funnies Strange Tales three foreat Blackhawk Gangbusters depth* and oow the number of Science Electromechanics Oklahoman Sugar and Spike Blnndle Gene Autry Our Army convert* demand* that build at War Superboy w* a Churrh for Bob Hope Goofy Our Fighting Super Duck them. Social Sciences Electronics Can you help bring Chriat tb* from abed Brand of Empire Forces King a to ■ Guilty Superman proper 14.000 Brave and the Bold Gummoks Patsy and lledy Supermouse EARN building? will be needed. Language Arts Bravo Hardy Bovs Paul MORE Graphic Eagle Revere's Ride Texas Rangers ★ * Broken Arrow Henry Pep Three Mnuse- STRINGLESS GIFTS ARE THE Technical Bucanneers 111 Yo Silver Peler STRENGTH OP THE Machine Shop Panda keteers HOLT Buffalo Bill Jr. Homer, the Peter Tip FATHERS ARMS Porkchope Top ON EACH DOLLAR YOU SAVE AS HE SEEKS TO DRAW THE NEAR EAST Bugs Bunny Happy Ghost Peter Rabbit Tomahawk TO THE FEET OF Phone Buxxy Hopalong Cassidy CHRIST . . . CAN YOU HELP Pluto Tom and Jerry HIMT Candy Hot Rod Comirs Popeye Tonto Casper, the Friend House of Mystery Porky Pig Tweely Slater MARTHA and Ryl- and Sister BORGIA wiah to MU 4-5595 ly PER ANNUM Ghost House of Secreta Prince Valiant veeter Catholic Boy Indian Chief offer themselvea to God on th* Fraat of th* Priscilla s Pop Two-Gun Kid ON ALL SAVINGS Catholic Comics Jackie Gleason Reecon Klda Uncle Scrooge Presentation (February 2). They wish to Cheyenne Jerry Lewis Join Real Screen Comics Walt Disney 3!A% Chip *n* Dale the Adoration Slater* (South India). Can 3 Jimmy Olsen Red Mask Comics you Cisco Kid Jughead Red Ryder Western help them? We £ Comics cannot. Each nun will need Classics Illustrated Kid Outlaw Re* AUen Coll. Western Roundup a benefactor Classics Illustrated. Lassie Rex. Accounts Insured who will pay *lS# for the the Wonder Wlll yum Up To $lO 000 a year Jr. U*l Genius SCHOLARSHIP AND Hog Wings of Cagles two year period of novitiat* training. You Clementina Little Anyel Rln Tin Tin Wonder Woman be rerUln that Cotton Woods Little Audrey Robin Hood may yonr Woodv Woodpecker “adopted daughter" Tovered Wagons. Uttle lodine Roy Rogers Finest Worlds will often mention yonr Intentions during her Hoi Little Dot Rudolph, the Red- W'yatt NUTLEY ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS Carp SAVINGS and life of Crusader Rabbit Little Lulu perpetual adoration of Our I-ord. nosed Reindeer £ane Grey Comics

at FRANCIS LOAN ASSOCIATION and RAPHAEL ar* determined t* enter the seminary Advocate Club at Mosul, Iraq They hav* Young 244 CHESTNUT STREET fulfilled all the requirements, except one. Each Seton Hall School NEW JERSEY boy must hav* a who will Preparatory NUTLEY, sponsor pay f|oo a for the six year year seminary course On th* Feast of the Presentation Art-Love Contest would you like to offer one of the** boy* to Mary, th* mother of Junior Dtvliton: Mikr Valentine SATURDAY, MARCH 7,1959 a (or your Mother and Christ th* priest? Do Father. not use a kit Senior Division: 9:30 A. M. Make a poster (or Catholic Press Month Dear Cardinal Spellman: Use idea wish but do any you not make I am anxious to do the poster larger than something special for Oar Lord on the Fraat 12 18 inches by inches •f Hla presentation In th* Pleas* temple. enroll me in the Mission (Clip and attach to letter) Club of that I for your a* may help th* Registration these examinations will close on Holy Father and LONG DISTANCE draw closer to Our Lord and His Mother. N#n »* Grade

March Address MOVING Wednesday, 4,1959 SPECIALISTS NAME City A fee of $2.00 is to be paid at time Local Moving Office School ADDRESS of examination. Elizabeth 4-7800 Teacher

• DtNndißl*. Oirect v«n Mrv CITY IM to ALL 49 ITATI I am member t a □ I would like to Join □ • Dally Trips to FLORIDA end Address request for to: lnltrm«dl

Hall must Magr. Paler F. Tuohy, Nol i*« y Seton Preparatory School Entries be in the Young Advocate office by Wednesday, l

finmli i. Feb. 18. 1039. Send oil nilii to. South Orange, New Jersey All entries must be OVER 70 YEARS OF SUPERIOR CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE accompanied by the attached coupon, or SERVICE ASSOCIATION by a copy of It. Natlon-Wld 480 • Moving Agents In All Frlntlpal C/fiea Lexington Ave. at 46th St. New York 17, N. Y. Caldwell Choir With North Jersey Women January 30, 1959 THE ADVOCATE 11 To Honor Priest LYNDHURST The Caldwell Science Round Table College Glee Club will present a Press Month Plans program at the celebration (or the 40th anniversary of the ordin- Plans ation of Rev. Bernard F. Moore, By June Dwyer Course, Meeting pastor of Sacred Heart parish Women’s are here. organizations Lenten Feb. 1 at 3 pres* at a to follow The program will include meeting meeting ELIZABETH The New Jersey Catholic Round their to turning attention the p.m. at South in the auditorium sacred and aemi-classlcal music. Marylawn, . . . of has announced for Table Science plans a course of the Catholic Orange. Sister Loretta science Vocal soloists spreading press Maria, Rosarians of Our of will be: Carmella Lady the and its during and in Morristown area for February meet- February to pre- sociology department head at Good Council, will all-day Bucceri, Weehawken; Emaline Newark, Lenten plans. St. Elizabcth’a, will speak on play card* and *ee a hat show ing. Fargnoli, East Orange; Barbara as "The Family a School of in conjunction with meet- The modern McEvoy. New York; Marie Altleri, From February • their course, physical science for the ele- Sanctity." . . . ing 2. Feb. Mr*. Joseph Kra- mentary will be Hamden, Conn.; Carmina Del Ushering in Catholic Press schools, given Gregory J. attor- mer is chairman. 5 Vlsco, Castano, Feb. the under the of Seton on the (trade Montclair; Carmen Mald- month. Court CDA, supervision school level*. Bayley, and ney secretary to Judge Rosarian* will attend the Black Hall Paterson. It will onado, New and Elizabeth will hold University, In announcing the meeting. Sla- York, Elizabeth, a book re- William S. Smith of the Dis- Friar'* Theater in New York. he held 10 ter Fowler, Rutherford view tea 2 Saturday mornings, Leona, O S B , of Benedictine and Feb. at 8 p.m. trict Court, will address the Mr*. J. to Piano solos at Ghexxi, president, 1* noon, at Bayley-EUard High will be by Gcrda the Columbian. Clubhouse. Academy. Elizabeth, organist- Holy Cross Rosary, Harrison, chairman . . Leonia, and . School, Morristown. tion president, Willenborg, Nancy Rev. Roland Muenzen, St. Mi- noted that there Feb. 3 at 8 p.m. in the church 60 Steffan, Verona. Elizabeth, will Here ’n There Registration for the course will are over achoola chael's, speak auditorium . . . secondary The be on the active 90-voice glee club Is under on "Christ in the Home.” At a recent of tho held at Seton Hall Extension, membership Hat. The Columbiettes of Trinity meeting direction of Sister O Paterson, 2. Sister Leona also announced M. Alicia, P., Rosemary Kane is chairman N. J. State to the the week of Feb. Council, Hackensack, will hold Auxiliary college music chair- The course start Feb. 9 and that plans are formulated department . St. Catholic War Veterans, the fol- will being . . Joseph’s Rosary-Altar a first degree Feb. 17. Mrs. man. Society, will be taught by Sister Mary for the awarding of science tro- Lincoln Park, will hold lowing activities were an- James Mion was named chair- in the a Catholic family book sale nounced: Feb. 16th anniver- Walter, O P., of Mt. SP Dom- phies elementary depart- man of the Communion break- 8, inic former- ments. Feb. 8, 8:30 a m. to 5 sary Mas* for Father Wash- Academy, Caldwell, St. p.m. fast set for Apr. 12. Mrs. E’s science Juniors and Feb. 9, 10 to 4 Our Lady Val- ly head at a.m. p.m. Mion also will be the chairman ington. of the department Bayley-EUard. Over 1,000 books will be dis- ley, Orange, noon; Mar. 1, day To Get of the May 2 calendar party Teaneck In The Collegians Rings played for sale the church St. of recollection at Immaculate course had been previous- . . . Leo’s Rosary will CONVENT—The class of hall . . . reservations ly sponsored by the CRTS Are in Who's Who junior meet Feb. 2. A book display Conception, Lodi, at the of St. Elizabeth will Court of St. Mary of the Ro- due Feb 15; Mar. Pat- Seton Hall University, South NEW YORK Carol Kenny College is the featured attraction. Mrs. 19, SL receive CDA. rick'* Dance Orange. and Madeline Ebolit, both of college rings in St. Jo- sary, Rutherford, will Buechele, Maplewood, will at Lyons Hos- Hall Feb. hold a book sale Feb. 1 in pital: Apr. Teaneck, are among the nine seph 4. also give a fashion show for 7, night of recol- BISHOP McNULTY will de Sarah Jane Smith of Jackson St. Mary's High School audi- lection at New Bruns- seniors at the College of Mt. St. the Irvington women . . . Cenacle, liver the main address the directed Mrs. Emile at Vincent to be elected Who'a Heights, L.1., chairman, will pre- torium, by Ann Luckenmcir. wick, 6 p.m., reservations due to publicity morning session of the CRTS sent the 97 grand Sister Mar. 17 . . in American and members of her class Hensle, regent. director of the College of St. . iWho Colleges mceUng, Feb. 23 at Pope Pius to Sister Maria Del Ray of Universities. Hiidegarde Marie, col- Maryknoll, Court St. Theresa, CDA, GUN: JUMPING THE Sister a XII High School, Passaic. Other author of five books in the Mary Eugenio, O.P., lege president. The rings will be past Kenilworth, installed eight seventh teacher at speakers will include Msgr. John blessed J. six years, will speak St. 11 grade Corpus Christi, New York, by Rev. William King, ... for members. Four court mem- Charity is her L. McNulty, Seton Hall University college chaplain, Rosary Confraternity, starting students off their to and conferred by Mary's bers visited East Orange Vet- early on project NEWARK The Ladies Guild president, and Dr. Alfred D. Don- Sister Hiidegarde. who will Plainfield, will hold a dessert- the Wom- ex- of the Barbara erans Hospital recently, to help spread Catholic press during February. Givernaud Orphan- ovan. also of the university. plain card Feb. 2 In the audi- their symbolism. party bring cakes to and age (which is now located at birthday pa- en, lay religious, throughout the country are set- A dinner torium at 8:15 Mrs Jen- Dr. Donavan will speak on for the faculty and p.m. St. tients there . . . Joseph's Village. Rockleigh) up programs and to honor the ting projects Catholic the federal loan which administration will follow. nette Crandall is chair- program presented a check for $l,OOO to Plans for a card party and man press during its month. is work- Is available to college students. . . . fashion Sister Mary Eugenio Sister Della Rosa as a first pay- show to be given by Our The Rosary of St. Philip the from a Press. Workshops will be sponsored Lady of the ing packet distributed by the Maryknoll Nun Visits Home ment on the first aid room at St. Visitation. Pa- Apostle, Clifton, will hold a pot Joseph's Village. ramus, were discussed at a re- luck Jan. 31 at 6:30 supper Spectacular this cent Start from the bottom In as may seem. meeting. Mrs. Joseph Parents' News West in the church auditorium. Orange p.m. Femandci It is only the beginning. The was appointed chair- WEST Mrs. Giglio is ticket with ORANGE—Sister Virginia man up . . . now car- Made- Guild has raised $7,200 in of the Apr. 10 affair to chairman, line of the Medical assisted by Mrs. Frankovsky years, and has now be held In the auditorium. Mrs. Charles Allen and Mrs. pledged pat* from BREHM'S. Missionary Sisters is her John Card Parties Planned visiting $2,500 for the solarium in the Louis Castagnon! will assist Kensicki . . . Rosarians of St. family here for a few weeks her and in the . . . Mary Agnes Gorma Peter the Rockleigh Infirmary before Maracaibo, Apostle, River Edge, returning to convent. The Guild will raise the has been elected president of will hold Valentine dance, Broadlooms with last where she has a Venezuela, spent funds at a luncheon and fashion St. John Rosary. In Teaneck and Clifton Nepomucene ing the last 3 14 Feb. 7 in the gym. Mrs. David beaut; years. show at the Hotel Suburban, East A revealed Guttcnberg report Honest Canavan it chairman. The value prices The of Mrs. Suzanna that daughter Orange, the summer. 500 lbs. of clothing and St. will hold during TEANECK Anatasla's PTA is around Frankovsky, Sister Madeleine group a funny hat bustling Elvers Tobla of Bloomfield Is several wedding gowns to be graduated from contest at the Feb. 2, these days to ready a card 4 at 8 All Souls meeting, used get for party Feb. p.m. a president of the small of for had been Hospital group 11 vestments, Visit NEW School In the cafeteria . . . in our RUG of Morristown, donated Quigley Auditorium. directed Nursing, women. by the group to the The work is being by The Clifton SELECTOR ROOM before the medical or- Memorial Auxili- entering Indian and missions and Mrs. Harvel Robinson and co-chairmen. Negro Thomas Winberry, Dedicat* life to Christ room ary. Catholic War will your Show open Tues der. In 1953 she was assigned Vets, the Elizabeth's, Convent, will ad- hold Philippine Leprosarium. Proceeds have been to school and His Blessed Mother In and Thurs till B. to Our of a Valentine's dance Feb. promised the fund. Lady Coromoto Hos- dress St. Patrick’s Mrs. Jennie Hlcboki is mission- Rosarians, St. Paul's, Clifton pital in 10 at Burns Hall. Mrs. Harry The Moth teen-age girls with Maracaibo where she ary chairman . . . helping Chatham, Feb. 2. She will ers' Plenty of parking Burns is St. Auxiliary will hold a card Feb. 6 at 9 William J become was ... m a the operating room super- chairman p Mrs. problems . . . speak on the Catholic press St. Guild, Jersey Paul's Clifton, will Joseph's party at 8 p m Feb. 3 In the par- Foster and David Strenz visor until her return to the Rosary, are co- St. Aloyslua Rosary, Jer- held hold . . . City, elections Jan. 26 . . . iah hall. Mrs. Edward Ecker and I S. in October. a covered dish supper Feb. chairmen. Sister the sey City, will meet 2 at About 150 of Feb. were recent- 3 in the present Mrs Raymond Zardctto are co- St. Mrs Sister Madeleine will return to parish hall. Mrs. Al- Adalbert’s, Elisabeth 8 pm. in the church. Arthur for the Ignatian bert Tatka is ly Guild of chairmen Adcle Venezuela in chairman. Gromck, pre- Good February. Bromlrski of the president, Bergen Coun- New Jersey celebra- St. Cassian'a Shepherd birthday Upper Montclair— sided at the recent PTA meeting ty Holy Name Guild Notes Speakers tion honoring Rev. William The building fund will Hospital profit at which a Mothers’ March re- ACTIVITIiti will speak on the Catholic Socle Dietetics. St. E’s J. Hoar, S.J., moderator. from a pro Lenten dance let I Work. TiKhlm. Sophs The Auxiliary to th# Guild of for cruitment film was shown by Nursing. Cltricol Work. ofc.

St. James Hospital, Newark, Leon Nicdzwlecki, director of High School recommended. 333 North Broad Street Set Tea Dance will hold a 20th anniversary safety patrols. The women staged California Monsignor For further Information write 10. tea at the Says: Jan. N. J. Robert Treat Hotel, a march on 28. MOTHIR lUPIRIOR Elizabeth, CONVENT The sophomore polio Convent Flanders Feb 1. Mrs. George Grande Sacred Heart, Clifton The of the Good Shepherd I*lloo class of the St. College of Eliza- 114 of is in charge of Mothers' Guild heard Rev. Augus- tunes Avenue Expert Cleaning and beth Irvington Morristown. N. J. will sponsor a tea dance the affair. Mrs. Nicholas Not a tine Varrichio at a recent meet- Repairing too. Feb. from Matter 7 4 to 7 p.m. at the Decency Smiling to Merlo, Newark, Spring Com- ing. They also made plans hold Starlight Roof of the Waldorf As- munion breakfast chairman, LOS ANGELES (NC) Pseu Catholic Women a candy sale in February under toria, New York. here that: to avoid the occailon of tin,” will Mrs. Giau be honored . . . The Guild do Intellectuals at co-chairmen Val Da Jeanne Hcimbold who smile the "The Legion of Decency Msgr. Devlin of Monmouth pledge said. "No one can of St. James Hospital will hold and Mrs. Angelo Palatini. PAROCHIAL UNIFORMS at Beach National of Decency and is is chairman of the annual Legion nothing more than a declara- aay that la censorship." its second card Marylawn, South Orange—The party of a se- on social, which look It as applying only to tion of moral and "it will feature the mu- principle you simply means an ries 5 exercise Fathers' Club will Feb. In the socisl room. sponsor a Par- sic of women and children were re- 1 make to Hay Di Pietro. Other com- every time we go con- of the principles of the natural Mr*. Costelloe will be ents' Night Feb. 4 mittee Mary buked here by the Legion's West fession SAVINGS heads include: Sheila and make an act of con- law," he continued. "The natural hostess . . . " East Orange Regional High Voung, Coast secretary. trition law Rutherford: Jeanne Minl- requires that you and I take Dr. Elisabeth Rachofnel, of School, East Orange—Tile first "Our Best cuccl. AI Msgr John Devlin, pastor of "It Implies not only that great to Waterbury, Conn.; and you pains avoid an Ciba Pharmaceutical occasion organizational the Products, SL meeting of Advertisement* Are lene Hunt, Boonton. Victor's Church, Hollywood, are sorry for your sins but that of sin." Summit, will the Parents’ Guild will be held address told the Archdiocesan Feb Satisfied Council of you will do all in The of Our School*" league your power Legion Decency official* of St. Mary's Hospital, 3 at 8 p m. at the school which singled out Cedar Orange, foreign made films 1 Grove Feb 2 at 8:30 p.m was formerly Panzer College. as chief offenders against moral I Wo The topic, "From Test Tubes Sister Grace Michaella, princi- carry comploto Roseland Morn Starts State standards To Host Essex to Tablets," will deal with Job pal, has announced that comil- Regulation modern of tees will formed for the drugs from the time MSGF. DEVLIN told the meet be year Uniform* and CEDAR GROVE The Essex- research to the time they are ing that individual and made for setting a * Montclair With citizens and plans up Emblems for District Council of Three Vocation Results received by the patient . . . members of a parish could do library. and Oirl*. Catholic Women will be of Boy* guests Women St. Cecilia’s, from the Denville, ROSELAND Mrs. Francis T. DeCosler was obvious about evil films Englewood The St. Catherine an something that of Selna Parents' Rosary- Rainbow Lakes, and Indian choice to head the new state vocation Association is committee for the Catho- might come to their neighbor planning Altar Society for a meeting Feb There's lobef Lake sections of St. Clare's lic Daughters a show but they didn't A the of America She has eight children, three of whom hood lie then outlined a specific save the 2 at 8:15 p m. Store Denville, religious humor for the Releases Near You Hospital Auxiliary, are pattern of action for neighbor- stage Rev. William Daly, moderator will hold a card Feb. 4 The and contain such information as the party position of vocation chairman was to members of hood parish vigilance of of all New Jersey open Newman at St. all Francis Health Resort courts. Each court's historian was to submit the of movies Parents' Association (doubtfully will name a Clubs, address the women at 2 p.m. Mrs Charles T. Hen- member with the most children and presents a Lobel’s Youth Centers in religion and who would be • 'Every parish should have a apprehensively) Mrs. Arthur Salerno, Rosary- derson Is ares chairman . . Interested minstrel (we at the , in furthering vocations. full legion of Decency lift. Thi» hope) audi Altar president, will (AST PATIRSON MORRISTOWN WIST NIW YORK introduce the , Mrs. De Coster is torium (call it a if like) monitor of Court Aloysiua, Caldwell. Sha lut is published every two weeks gym you llmwoed Center I Perk Piece speaker On the Shopping Stik St. * lerpenline Are. Agenda has and feb. and 7 8 30 (unless two daughters a son in religious life Sister Lenore, by the National Office of the 6 at p.m. Mrs Alfred Marchev of PARAMUS HACKINSACK Bloom- The Essex County chapter who will make final vow* in as a 'of course it snows). June Dominican Sister of Legion, 453 Madison Ave, Newi Serpen Mali Street field, council president, will of the Alumnae pre- of St. Elisa- Caldwell: Frank, who la in his third York year at Maryknoll Sem- 22." He suggested it also side at the meeting. beth SHOP IN A STORE CLOSED SUNDAY College will hold a pre- inary. Glen Ellen, 111.; and Marilyn, now Sister Imelda Marie, be posted in schools. ST. JOSEPH'S VILLA who Is Medical Mission a Sister at the Philadelphia study house. • Parishioners, he said, should -RLAIRSDiN.- PIAf AC K. N. 4. Oucet Houm far Wamen Four other De Coster children are grade while know who their students, owns neighbor- Retreat Houte one is married. hood theaters. Artlatlc French Chateau of breath WEDDING taking beauty tn the fieroeree* Hills BANQUETS... "If a condemned movie comesi Ultra modern faculties. Healthful

climate, excellent meals Open rear FULL to the theater, tell the owner COURSE DINNER round to Convalescent*. vacationist* Ideal and in for carefully definitely a real and permanentguests. Retreats from Roast Beof, Chicken or s2*o FLYNN'S Just a dream spirit of moral consideration September Is June, Turkey except the Thanksgiving. Christmas what you think of and New Year's omen in the picture," Weekends. Dare W *nd of he said. "If the theater is owned Evenings Recollection, - SAMPII MKNU - Industrial directed by the Utter* of St Jehu Garage away- by a chain, write to the head of the Baptist. Plepeck 14)14 - MM White" • fruit CmIUO (Rear of Essex Houie Hotel) the chain." • C*Ury. OU«« Special parking rates for • PtlM Raut B—t. km Jm Wedding* m Union Council OKANOI HfTAUtAKT Communion Breakfast* VilftiUi • FoUU 45th UNtOONITMI? To Affoirs of All Occasions J \Di Hold Social • DUmi ftoUr Ul ButUr _ NAHM. SEASON For further Information call MOUNTALNSIDE -The Union- THE CLINIC SHOE • Urn Crmmm OUNmm \ K Westfield District Council of Cath- OTHER MENU ARRANGEMENTS AVAILABU Ml 34849 olic Women will hold a luncheon- 4 Accommodation* 500 Wear the shoes that Private Dining Room* te fashion show at the Elks Club- are especially I Passion Air Conditioned house here Feb. 7 at 12:30 Play walk- Completely p m. designed to give you maximum Call lanqvot Monoga 4 ORANOI *-4*ll 4 Amato tree Oorhlnf Aroa Mrs Frank Hickey of Plain- America’* ease and comforH field ing lightweight is chairman assisted by Oberammergau Sixes to 11. Mrs. William Lamb of Scotch Plains and Mrs. Walter F. Kern of Fanwood. CELEBRATE HOLY WEEK Gricff Passion Play Auditorium (Park Theater) and EASTER in the CATERERS 32nd Street and Hudson Blvd. 1M WEST 54th STREET Women 1.91 to 10.91 HOLY LAND ROME Union City, N J. or (off N. J. Sole 12 91 Blvd.) BAYONNE, Dates ol Performances Ripple . . . around the Sunday, 22, Chooee from 2 Inepirinf pilgrimage* leaving Now York, FACILITIES FOR February March 1, 8. 15, 22 raepactively, March 21, 1969, via Trana World Airline*, * • Showar* Wadding* at 2:30 P. M. under the apiritual direction of Mip. Franklin M. Kalliher, * Friday, March 13 and Director of the WorkingBoy* Home, Buffalo, New York . Banquat* World f .. 20 at 8:13 P. M. and March 11, 1959, aboard th* R.M.S. Queen Mary, * Communion Braakfatt* Special Children'i per- under the of Our Vjailor. England honored Sister Gabri- aponeorahip Sunday • Office and Plant formance Saturday, % the Tour* auch exciting plaoee Beirut . . . ells of Verona Sisters by cover aa Jeruaalem Luncheon* way February 14, 21 . . Naxareth . . . Tel Aviv . . . Lourdaa . . . Paria . . . of the Order of the British Em- 2 30 P. M . at

Liaieux Nice Venice AT OUR OWN Winter and Spring originals conferred by Elisa- These performances —50 ... .. Aaeiai . . pire Queen Cherbourg ...... c are now shown—ro- Florence . . . Milan . . . and Kineiedaln. being beth on her most recent honor Admissions to |I,OM and FREE HALLS mantically designed by our 00 22 35 day* . . . up. list Sister Gabrielis, an Italian, Orchestra, $3 $2 00 consultants. been Alao, to other dtiee. - - experienced has working in the Alilo lep- extana ion tour* many #r Balcony, $1.50 er settlement in Uganda. Travel ANY HAU YOU CHOOSE Loge, $3 00 ie iiwiie ia>aeaa#*a

HE - S A M 6 4*2187 FI 9*1471 to ISO P M Aloysius Junior College. Sisters Union City, N. i. Dally to Monday andfrlday to 9 Tuee. Thure . Set. S le S r M. UNion Pro# FREE PARKINO Mary Benedicts and Mari* Jo- 7-6535 Forking In any lot • charge accounts InvHod sephine did the piece. 12 THE ADVOCATE January 30, list A GOOD RELAY RUNNER SHOULD Peacocks HeadSouth, St. Michael's Breaks Relay Mark; NIT Hopes at Stake Petreans, Bees in Millrose Meet NEWARK—With this weekend a providing respite race was a great Improvement JERSEY CITY St. Peter’s College heads south next in the hectic of on 1958 when week pace the indoor track and field it’s only three were en- for a season, two-game road trip which will help to decide tered. The a time to assess only holdover, Dav* good what has happened to and to whether to in up now the Peacocks are hand their uniforms follow- Clark of Seton Hall, looked best what the of guess second, more important half the cam- ing the final season of the lot, but St. Peter's football regular game with Adelphi on Mar. 4. paign will bring. star Wayne Zdanowirz com* The Peacocks 2 may play Loyola in New Orleans on Feb. Only the mile Michaelian relay teams of relay team. Gordon along fast. •nd Spring Hill in Mobile the St. Peter’s and St. Benedict’s won his As far will 440 heat in 54.1 and as the field events are next and almost have week in undefeated night to Newark State be active at the Millrose Games Holt* close was a second in a concerned, Pat Calcca of Don Win both to stand chance games a on Jan. 30 and Post on Feb. 1, in Madison 54.3 heat. Square Garden on Bosco in the shot and Tim for a third put successive NIT bid both at home. Jan. 31 The as run against man to beat in the NJCTC Harrington of For they St. Benedict's in that matter, the team can af- runs Snyder, Tcnafly and New Ro- 1.000, if he it, is, of course, the high jump lead the field at ford to loae than no more one or chelle. A1 Adams The Petreans were fa- of St. Michael's, who this early date. St. Peter’* two games the rest of the season 1:57.7 Seton Hall vored until illness hit on off sidelined Paul the anchor leg in showed a team to mile relay reach that goal. St. Jordan last week, but now must the Francis meet. can Jordan will which probably handle any Loyola as much the figures be rated second-best to Snyder's be his chief rival, with Mike other second string entry and of the Enters stronger teams to be met crack four of Delbarton, Relays some. Slattery who fin- even some of the first string on the tour, but any game played NEW YORK—Seton Hall will Jordan's absence caused the ished eighth in the 880 in 2:05 5 clubs. that far away from home can last compete in the varsity mile and Petreans to pull out of the two- weekend, another top threat. mean trouble. This is the first two-mile relays and in the mile relay at the St. Francis St. Benedict’s has Linus Deeny, time St. Peter's has met this Loy- meet Jan. who set AVA.U. one-mile relay on the Prep 24 and spoiled a novice record of 2 08 8 ola Kopil Captures they the Baltimore Games their St. Mi- for the play Millrose program at Mad- promised duel with half mile and there are school year and entertained every ison Square Garden on Jan. 31. chael's. The Michaelians set a also Pete Ganucci and Frank Distance Title the Chicago one last season—but The Pirates will face new North Jersey Catholic re- Jaworisak of the St. Michael's Mary- NEW YORK Spring Hill a to Johnny paid visit Jersey land. Colum- cord of 8:14.8. second to team. Kopil, Providence, lona, placing former City several Villanova star from Bay- years ago. bia and Williams in the mile re- another St. Peter's, this one from ED WYRSCII or Seton Hall, de- scored an The onne, upset victory in lay at 8:35 and then come back Staten Island. old mark was THE PEACOCKS fending mile will back to won their lat- king, go the three-mile run at the metro- in the two-mile 8:15.1, set by Tom Finn's boys relay at 9:40 his favorite est outing against Fairleigh Dick- distance at the NYU politan AAU senior track and against Villanova, St. John's, in the 1958 nationals. meet on Feb. but inson, 59-53, on Jan. 23 to raise 6, kept his hand field championships, Jan. 23 at Fordham, Cornell, Harvard, and AS THE in a the record to 8-3 and were due to 11-HOUR meet wore with 1:58 9 half, anchoring the 168th St Duke. Armory. face a few off the Pirates' Fairfield in a trans- more layers of varnish two-mile team. Car- It was in this game This same armory six schedule will allow John- tne mine ferred to the City floor at New York's 168th St. Lunefta of Delbarton ran before that Jersey Armory years Kopil set a na- ny Gibson to double up some on Jan. 29. Armory, coaches of the New 4:33.0, his best Jer- yet, placing third tional indoor interscholastic rec- boys. Among those who will run sey Catholic Track Conference in the mile, and Johnny Riordan ord for the mile Possession ball marked the at 4:20.1. Hi* for the are Pirates Jim O'Neill, St. kept busy not only checking on of Peter's won his 1,000-yard time for game with Fairleigh as the three miles was the visi- Bob Kasko, Frank Maresca, John Gagers to of heat 2:24. Hope '51-'52 the performances their own in 14:35 6. tors led by as much as seven Repeat Success; O’Rourke, John Kushner, Jim runners, but also of the other None of the conference hurdlers the points In In pole vault of the sams the first half, but then Vella and Bob Carter. The fresh- league so much fell Rams teams in preparation for as reached the quarter- meet, Gordon Webb of St. John's, back as the Irish, taller Peacocks man team, entered in the A.A.U. Petreans, Lead Races Loop 7 final but the Mar. at round, the a a to championships the fact that Don Bosco alumnus, began make use of their height is led by placed race, Joe Cloidt, Lloyd NEWARK —Not since the memorable doien 1951-52 sea- DON BOSCO should add to its Newark Armory. boys tried the barrier third as he cleared 11 feet 6. advantage. As usual. Bill Smith Long and Carl Gross. son so It would have North margin this week as meets seem right now that led St 19 many Jersey Catholic high school bas- it St. Peter's with points. Other area athletes for running Cecilia’s the same two teams which ketball teams (E) and St on bat- have been in such a fine to Joseph’s Plan Seton Hall, surprised by their in the will position capture Meeting Lafay colleges meet the road, but tled down to the last in Tech has a big game event on 24 at be John Madison league tournaments and state honors as ette, 80-71, Jan. the Loop of Jersey City. there are this 1958 with St Bonaventure at home on may be doing it again this ards' Don Bosco for lair, continues a scries of alumnus, Cath- winter. time St. Peter's Feb. 3, following an early date and St. Bene- olic Advocate road games as it visits Fordham University, in the featured For a quick THE BIG TEN dict’s. at Stake refresher, 1931-52 with DePaul. St. Luke's tries to With the high hurdles, high Trophy Jan. two-mile relay at and Walt on 31. This assignment bodes 10:50, was the that Seton L St. Benedict's (11-1) year Hall won reverse its one league loss when Jump and shot put being added well of none too for the inconsistent Connolly Jersey City, St. Pe- the Essex County 2. St. Mary’s E (9-1) to this year's tournament, St. it entertains St Mary’s on Feb. 4. program, the large, in ter's graduate, Again Pirates, as Fordham now ranks for St Joseph's Mary's (E) the and 3. St. Peter’s NJCC Tourney Union County (10-2) St. Peter's rolled over three well-balanced Bee squad may a second only to St. the in mile relay. “B" St NEWARK North John’s in NJSIAA Catholic tourna- 4. Aloysius (12-2) rivals in four rate an edge over the The Jersey Catholic Conference days as it disposed star- metropolitan Holy 5. Don Bosco will area. ments, (H) the Ber- (8-3) of Ferris (72 53), Regis (87-68) packed Petreans. hold a next week to set the for its Trinity meeting stage sev- gen 6. St Michael’s UC As the County jamboree, St. Mi- (6-4) and Lincoln (81-63) to its far as individual events enth annual LAFAYETTE’S was Smith Leads solidify basketball tournament, the of which victory the Seton winning chael's (UC) the HCIAA northern 7. Hall (7-6) grip on the South Hudson are concerned, the St. Francis third lead. will the upset in as in gain on second many years division and 8. Bergen Catholic (10-3) This offered Advocate Trophy. Metropolitan Cath- week, the Petreans have meet some interesting Its series with the Pirates. Race Probable It was Scoring olic 9. Marist dates for the tourney tourney and St. Peter's (10-4) home games with Dickinson and tipoffs. Joe Gycnes of St. Peter's a and tuck affair all the arc Feb. J!]Mar. between nip way JERSEY CITY BiU claimed just about 10. Queen of Peac* (9-2) 1, the Smith. any honor you Snyder, the latter a key contest captured the 100-yard novice with the home club end of it St. Peter's sophomore, the regular season and the breaking College want to name. Oratory continued its event in 10.6. Jerry Zoppo of Don Breaks in on un- Raftery up the last few of the minutes. Chuck leads all Catholic college Bosco Tech beginning NJSIAA touma players It was the of defeated way by romping St. Ber- and Roger Callahan Ross broke year players like PERHAPS THE teams this win- the Pirates’ back with in the nation in nient. Executive secretary John scoring average of were final- Tommy Heinsohn, now of the nard’s, 64-43, and Eastern Christ- Esse* Catholic also 31 points and 6-10 ter do not match the fantastic George Hoerr with a mark of 24 82 11 68-49. in Downey reminds league members Hudson for Boston ian, The Rams have big ists this race and will bear Record Celtics; Jerry Vayda, cur- caliber of play that a ner from Union didn't games. prevailed that they may in both help any rently one with Delbarton home watching the 7th. compete pacing the U. S. in the at on on with points In seven years ago, but they look NJCC and NJSIAA NEWARK With another mile- eight the last 10 A close second to Smith is Tom Feb. 3 and visit affairs, but world's amateur Morristown School minutes. championships; good enough to as behind Castaneda of pick up many, DENNY KAIIRAR of St Pe not in any third tournament stone him. Bill of Rockhurst, Kansas, Dave Charlie on Feb. 5. If they get past these Raftery Smalley, Lorenzo, not more Jack if titles. Currently. SL Eligible the St Cecilia's (K) continues to Rowley returned to action with 24 79 in 14 games. BUI two ter's, 440-yard favorite for the for tournament this hold also Richie Long, Ernie chances of a Rokosc, Benedict’s is the number two team assignments, slim for the Pirates and all scorers NJCTC run year are Good a lead over Tom Palace of led the scor leads in the perfect record meet, didn't last Counsel, St metropo- George Waddlcton and too look pretty good. many in Essex County to undefeated Don Bosco the era with 17 He was joined lian New York weekend, but potential rivals James, St Michael’s (N), in North Jersey points. area and is tied other stars to mention here. St Mi- Bloomfield; St Mary’s (E) is tops In double numbers by with Jackie Weaver IN ITS USUAL calm, methodi- like Ernie Tolentino of St. Mi- chad's (JC). Catholic high school Individual Tom Cross. of Siena for I Immaculate in Union St. Concep Hugh first County; Michael’s cal fashion, St Mary’s chael's, Hanscell lion. scoring race. Dunnion and Bill Brooks place in the Middle Eastern (E) con- Gordon of Seton Holy Trinity (W), Walsh, and St. Peter’s head the two sec- tinues to Bob Seton mow down Its Hall and Holts of Bene- St. s St Hall (P) racked up its College Athletic Association with rivals, St. Cecilia (K), Aloysius, St Raftery posted anew Hudson tions of the Hudson County third a 23.0 mark League loop the latest St Rose of Bel- dict's showed their form. Tolcnti- County win of the season. 9875, for two games. being Anthony's, Sacred Heart and St career scoring mark of and Oratory tops the Ivy League. on against Shelton with O PTS. AVO. mar, 68-57, Jan. 23. The Hill- no hit 2:00.6 for 880-yard on the (R). A 1,745 on Jan. 25, . possible addition as he tallied 39 Smith. St. Mary's points Peter's j| 273 34m As far as the two Catholic con- toppers have routine assignments is St. Michael's A1 and Standings St Mary's (JC), var against of Newark Pogorelic Bill Scullion Castaneda. Rockhurst 14 347 23 7B playing Densuit. Stonehlll ferences are concerned, with in Don Bos- Croydon Hall and sily Jan 21 This leading the point barrage with 13 7 Rahway ball for the first time this! on bettered the rec- Fulton. Kina's 10 344 244 co took of this ord of 23 and 21 Hawkins. PASSAIC-BIROIN undisputed possession week, simply time Donovan Named year. 1,737 held by George Ram- points, respectively Notre Dame ]| 349 23 4 C. C. marking Ferry. St. l.outs W L first place in the Tri-County Con- until the opening of the Union of Union and The Buca face a tough pair this 13 333 ]| § Pet. ming Hill made Bill Red. Loyola. 11l 13 Don Bo»co Tech 6 l .837 333 jj g ference with its 52-44 defeat of County Tournament SINCE LAST season, the 195 second Si. Luke's R the highest scorer in state T. Stith. St. Bons venture • IM 21 a 4 l .800 Athletic Scan. Providence St. Bergen Catholic on Jan. 23 at the St. also Director tourney champion. Queen of 13 2«1 313 Bonaventure 4 2 .887 Aloysius goes along i history behind Jack Ardon of St. Mary's 33 JOO Crusaders’ while Don Bosco steadily toward Peace, has transferred court, the second meet- ST. BONAVE.YTURE Eddie to the new Lakewood. St. John's 3 4 .429 St. Joseph’s Tech holds a edge over St. with St Tri-County Catholic "A" Confer The 3 4 .429 game ing Peter’s on Feb. 20 Donovan, St. Bonavenluro basket- 39point burst also lifted DePaul I 0 • .000 Luke’s in the ence. which Immaculate and Valley, also absorbed anoth Raftery Passaic-Bcrgen loop road vic- ball coach, was named the s season average of 31 8 TRI-COUNTY C. C. MURPHY 52 er BROS. after its 54 squeaker with St. tims of the Aloysians two NJCC member, Pope Pius points 30 " L Pet. weeks first lay athletic director in the a game, as against 6 for Don Bo Mary's on the same date. back, the NJCC Stan sco 4 0 1000 enjoyed same role as school’i last week, suc- membership is limited to Palace. Barowski of St. Mi- Bergen Catholic 4 1 history .800 schools which In Invite You to Queen Don Bosco’s win over they visited the Jersey City team O are Class "B" chael's IN) is a close of Peace 2 2 .300 Bergen ceeding Rev. Waller Fox, EM . third with Plus Pope 33 300 big last week. This coming and “C," according to 29 7 and of was a one, coming as it did week who resigned for reasons of NJSIAA John Mahoney Good St. Joseph's 1 3 .187 SEE AND from home. brings contests with St. Michael’s enrollment regulations. Counsel holds St. Cecilia's 0 3 .000 away Tommy Palace health. down fourth spot (JC) and chucked in 24 points for the win- St. Mary’s (R). St. Michael's (JC) won the first with 27 9. TEST DRIVE A native of Elizabeth, where he but also Still to get into the NJCC tournament in fol ner, was successful as a hoping 1953, O attended St. Patrick's High thick of the lowed Raftery. St Cecilia *» 12 Ml 31 ft decoy in the first half while his Tri-County race, by St Aloysius in 1954 and The Wtr Cadillacs School, Donovan has coached the Palar*. Hon Bmro 11 137 30• Queen of Peace of St. in 1955. Two teammates rolled up an disposed Mary's (R) sue Barowakl. Rt Michael'* 14 416 7 early Pope Bonnies for the past six 20 61-56, years, Mahoney, Good Counsel Joe Mikulik and Bill Ver- Pius, on Jan. 23, then cessive victories by the Aloysians II 307 27 § ,lcad. Mudaon. ■59 compiling an 86 49 record. His Oratory fl ]ai ns 4 a leyen wore the whole in scored over St. in 1956 and Brennan. show major victory 1957 retired the first Rarred Heart 3 77 23 7 present team is his most succss Peter’s (NB) on Jan. Cusack. Rt Bonaventyre 13 338 22 6 Tech's win. scoring 50 of their 26. The Advocate and Queen of Trophy Mlkullk. Don Born Tech 14 still ful, having been undefeated until 311 22 2 team's 54 points. Irish get a chance at Don Peace the first gained leg on the lloehl, Bergen Catholic 13 274 21 • St. 1 PLYMOUTH! from Bosco the Jan. 24 loss to Francis of Plmat. and at new St Aloysius 14 201 20II Bergen Catholic award last year. Baykow&ki. Rl. Patrick home, but Lorctto, Pa * 8 140 16 6 this week host to to date this McKenna. play Play season Indi- Rt. Jamei 11 204 18 3 Donovan himself for St • Pius and played llarknett. Rt Luke's M 203 18 3 Pope Holy Trinity. cates that St Aloysius would bo CHRYSLER! Indians End Bonaventure Kelegy, St. Mary* 13 173 18J BROGAN in 1946-49, giving up an overwhelming favorite if it active competition In his senior CADILLAC-OLOS CO. were to return to the tournament • year to coach the freshman team IMPERIALS Bees' Streak after year's absence. If you are itill a stranger a Other- School, College He coached in Olcan public high the race to the practical wisdom of NEWARK The wise, Is wide open with 11-game schools for two years after gradu St Cecilia's (K). St Michael's owning a Cadillac, hesitate winnihg streak of St. Benedict's Sports ation before moving to his alma no longer. We have (JC), Immaculate, St James, an ex- camc~to its end Jan. 27 at the BIG SELECTION mater. cellent selection of hands I Holy Trinity and Sacred Heart all quality- of Weequahlc in a 61-59 Save For the two immediate COLLIOI BABKBTBALL past years, delivery value late model Cadillacs at 1 having a chance to win for the thriller played the Indians’ teams OF TOP BUYS FrWiy, Jan. jo Donovan'a have placed ALL —all first time. on MODELS well cared for, with gym. NnwaiH Stala al »«ton llaU (PI third In the National Invitation Hall AND ALL low Divinity at Pitaraon Slat* COLORS original mileage. These Despite a 22 point performan- in GUARANTEED Tournament. They look like a handsome Cadillac motor ance by Joe Locasio, the Bees Saturday. 1 fire insuranceI Jan. J sure bet for the Hall tourney again offer Salon at rordham can greater luxury ... saw a lOpolnt halftime lead STATION WAGON USED CARS Baton llaU Divinity at CHy J. C. this year. miles Jaraay AUrtiu'i rttm for Pin tad E»tended more of motoring vanish under an assault led by Sunday. Sab. 1 bocte tod Ha Poit at Raton Hall rp> Covtrtan* oa your coo- pleasure . . . more value in Wecquahic's Tom Boose. The HEADQUARTERS Monday. Sab S I mulitrnktlantUlly Imr than them ill I every than new defeat of St. Tolar's Loyola Another way, many the Bees left Oratory al (Now Orleans) Olympic Tuesday, Sab. > of moatothtr promiptol cars priced considerably as the only undefeated team in cooptnut. St. Peter's at Spring Hill higher. Sot how anvil you today We invite you to North Jersey Catholic ranks. Wednesday, Sab. 4 For McDermott? eta ntw I You car token in trade. Get Saton Hall spend sixty minutes behind St. Michael's (UC) moved Divinity at Paterson State •ar »ky4tigh allowance EERNDALE, N. Y. Don Me SCHOOL the wheel of the model of into firm command of the SASKSTBALL MURPHY Dermott of Englewood Cliffs and Jan. )» your choice, and discover Northern division of the HCIAA Srlday, Ellard All Barley at Natron* Cornelia (Pooch) Harrington of Makes A man for with 69-63 LARGEST SELECTION yourself the thrill . . . a overtime conquest JjSt. Joseph's iw> at Barton Catholic good Packanack Lake qualified for the »Doo Bosro Pro* Thunderbirdi the sheer of Cadillac of Memorial on Jan. 26, in at SI. CarlUa's tE) t joy Bo and Don sro Tarn at Pasrack Valley final Olympic try- Models If which Kevin speed skating ownership. you can af- Turner calmly Sacred Heart at Good Counsel —Galaxies ——— btoi. outs at the Atlantic trials St Michael's here ford car six at St. Patrick's ® any you can sank fouls in the extra 36 Montht to pay Dickinson al St PataCa on Jan. 24-25. PACE MOTORS to know! afford a South Side • laUolt Ttrmt MOTOR used period. The Irish had edged at Seton Hall SALES quality-value Twice a St. Michael's member of the Olym- Cadillac. Union Hill, (JO at Holy PUNTY Of fill PARKINO 54-51, on Jan. 22 Family 47 CENTRAL Immaculate Conception at Scott pic team, McDermott won the AVE. now Farris and show a 6-1 league at Marts! buy BROGAN, be sure 500-meter event and EAST ORANGE Our of placed sec- mark. Lady the Lady at llamburf St. Michael's ond UO at St Aloralus in the 1,500 and 3,000-meter J. Hagin *Koplin IST HU Richard In another Jan. 27 tilt, Mar- Central at St. Benedict's races. Don it a parishioner of •St. Bonavenluro St 501*511 NO. ls! edged Lincoln, 54-53, as at John's BROAD ST. St. CeclUa's (K) Holy Trinity, Coytesville. BROGAN at Harrison tA) NEW YORK St James Mike Reilly tallied 21 points at Newark East Side Miss Harrington, a 15-year-old Elitobclh 5-5600 Welsh at St. Mary'a Dining at it* Bast CADILLAC-OLDi CO. and Bill Kennedy had 19. (R> Saturday, Jan. II sophomore at DePaul High Stanton E West "AJtW - Patersen W. M • Morris Regional al Morris Cath- School, placed third in the Ridgewood ollc wom- r. I •a.M.f» M. en's GILHULY'S Poasolc • Clifton «Pope Plua at Queen of Peace races, held for the first time mtrnram m • e. at ; uaaocaa Sunday, mi aura*# at. Two Parishes Peb. 1 and qualified as an alternate. UNion 6-9266 Ml*o«UA*Taai Barley She RESTAURANT and BAR J PiHnUm Ellard al Our Lady of the Lake tA) won the 3,000-meter race, was gota. and St. Mary's, Rutherford, Choice Wines and Liquors. Muuk Croydon H*U at St. Mary's CD (A) Mary's SPICIAL FACILITIES each won two team titles In the UO at St. Michael's Of) FOR The Frank A. 59 FORD FRIVATR FARTIIS Mcßride first half of the Bergen County Bayley Ellard st St. Mary's IK) Company (A) ACCOMMODATINO IS 40 to CYO basketball season. pah 1 *’|. •St. JoMphi «t kUry's (PI CARS—TRUCKS 71* EIGHTH AVI 4Ath H.) The Bogota the parish topped yab. 1 Mechanical Contractors NEW YORK CITY grammar boys ‘‘A" and junior st Immaculate Concep* SPECIAL SALE "B" while the girls division, Delbarton al Oratory Plumbing, Heating, Sprinklers, SDon Borneo SI. Rutherford youngsters were tops Prep al Joseph's IW) 1958 •St. Bonarenture at Don Borneo Tech FORDS in grammar boys “B'' and gram- Holy Trinity at Queen of Peace Air SACRIFICE PRICED FOR Conditioning mar girls "A." Paterson Tech st St. John's Pom*ton Lake* at Luke's DELIVERY Other first St. (A) IMMEDIATE half in- St. Michael's (UC> ehamplona at Emerson tb St. h* heat satisfaction/ clude: James at St. Patrick's oil Snyder al SI. Peter's HIGHEST TRADE-IN (kur jL Grammar boys “C.” St. John's, Orange st Seton Hall u 75 Street CASH Spring Bergenfield; Junior boys ‘‘A," St. Wedneedey, Feb. 4 ALLOWANCE, >‘'~ Good Counsel al St. Cecilia's HO BACK IE DESIRED Michael's, Palisades Park; Jun Martat at Bayonne ior boys St. (R) ‘‘B,” St. Anastasia's, Mary's at St. Aloralus Rahway at St. IE) SINCE 190’ Petrq Mary's New Teaneck; Junior boys "C.” Mt. Surens Paterson, Jersey Academy at St. Mary's (P) WARD-FORD Virgin, Garfield; Intermediate Thursday, Feb. B Our of Lady the Lake st Morris Catty FUEL OIL and boys, Epiphany, Grantwood; sen- site 239 CENTRAL AVENUE BURNER SERVICE Established 60 Years ior Oratory al Morristown School Telephone: 8-1234 boys. Madonna, Fort Lee; NEWARK N J ARmory St. Benedict's 3 PETROLEUM HEAT AND POWfK COMPANY at South Side (A) OF N J grammar St. girls ''B,’* Cath- •St. Bonarenture at Bt. Joseph's

Ml 3-8000 Glen 972 BROAD STkEET arine's, Rock; junior girls •St Mary's (PI at St Luke's N< work N ) mi tJa “B,” St. Elisabeth, »» »rs4ed Wyckoff, •PBCC. «-TCAC St. January 30,1059 THE ADVOCATE Mary's Finds Byzantine Rite 'Cool ,''Inspirational' 13 RUTHERFORD—The Church the Russian Ford- * ational and educational" from SISTER MARGARET the Byzantine Unity Octave wa* brought ham said, Rite." home University. senior “It’s to St. Larry Fagan. an I have Mary'i of the student experience High Reactions SOME School itudentt body St. was wanted to share with others RESERVATIONS were in a ranged from Mary's an appropri- special the “real cool” ate setting for the for a time. Each time I expressed by Martin vice way on Jan. 23 with the ex- of Byzantine long Dull, one member of the Schoia Mass, its have of the planation and celebration of as pastor, attended a Byzantine Rite prefect boy’* Sodality, a —the school's Choir—in refer- Msgr. Charles president Rite had once Mau I have discovered some- of the senior class Byrantine Mass Rev. to the Demjanovich, by ence music which ac- and Austin followed this rite as a child thing new me. To- football lettennan. “First Mohrbacher, S. J„ of to impress companied the Mass to "inspir- in Bayonne. of all, I liked the According to Sis- day, it was to hear my own Mass. It seemed clearer to Show ter Margaret Eucharia, 0.P., name mentioned just before me than the Hobby of Latin principal St. Mary's, Msgr. Father gave me Holy Com- Liturgy, even after the latter has Demjanovich went “all out” in munion.” been translated in- aiding with the preparations to English. 1 liked the inclu- Stained-Glass “The unity of the Church was Replica for the Mass. sion of the Beatitudes. impressed on me," Father Walsh “because I took "1 also liked able to IT WAS A LETTER from said, an being in Wins for Belleville Girl active part in the liturgy, read- sing the choir, but I’m glad Father Mohrbachcr to Sister the and distribut- the Latin Mass doesn't take Margaret, which ing Epistle JERSEY CITY Almost 100 resulted in the spare-time so because it projects, invitation ing Communion. I was also im- long would be for the Fordham Jes- ranging from coin and difficult stamp collections to model boats uit pressed for two other reasons: for some of us to make to come to Rutherford dur- and Mass. to planes were at the annual CYO show (1) it seems to revive the an- daily I prefer receive displayed hobby ing the Octave. The So- Unity Communion at cient custom of the the ‘our’ This held the CYO Center Jan. 27. unit at the school Church, way. dality spon- IN Mass for most at St. Mary's PREPARATION: Rev. Austin of sored the affair people taking an active part; S.J., Fordham’s Russian Institute The show’s a for and the Schola, Mohrbacher, top honor, plaque the “most out- was wonderful (2) to hear the Mass in Eng- a experience, goes over his missal in for the a group of 48 and girl vo- preparation Byzantine Mass at St. Ruther- standing exhibit," was awarded boy but Mary’s, lish was wonderful." I have a slight notion that calists, spent six hurried hours ford, on Jan. 23. on to to Annette Juliano of Belleville, Looking are, left right, Paul Sister East Paul because there are so dif- Longua, Margaret Eu- Orange; Bianchi Dorwcll, Bevclhcimcr, a mem- many a member at learning their role in the rite. John of the CYO St. ferences some principal, O.P., James Murphy, Charles Epiphany, Cliffside Park; Linda ber of the junior class, found might doubt (to charia, Keenan, Msgr. Demjanovich, Lucy’*, Newark. Father Mohrbacher preceded Her project wa* some degree) the pastor, Jeannette Patricia Basile and Coan, Queen of Peace, Maywood; the Mass unusual. “It was universality Kerwin, Rev. Thomas Walsh, Sodality mod- a the Mass an stage prop of a stained glass with illustrated of the Maureen McNally. St. Francis, I had never Church." lecture something seen erator. window, made of card- in the school auditorium heavy Ridgefield Park, and before. The the Regina Gib- actions of the Servers for Mass were board and Rev. Thomas Walsh, So- and cellophane of various bons, the St. Vincent’s, Bayonne. priest, music of the choir Jerry McAuliffe and Charles colors. dality moderator, directed the were an education for me. I Seitz of the senior class. Sis- BOYS congregation in the rubrics and Blue ribbons were awarded to WHO received blue rib- think of the Roman ter Mildred Marie, 0.P., di- the assisted Father Mohrbachcr in everybody top entry in each classifica- bons for their entries were: attend Mass Rite should a of rected the choir. tion Robert Communion. at the show, with boys and Gray, Our Lady of distributing Holy fiirls and Everyone juniors and seniors Mercy, Park Ridge; Jay Kerr, was greatly im- School Notes competing separately. A panel- of St. Peter. River Edge; Charles pressed by the beanty and eight judges selected the winners Longhl, Holy Family, Union City, solemnity of the rite and agreed Chris A. Hentschel, CYO cultural Joseph Riggio, St. Catharine's. that it was an experience that activities Glen all members of the Latin Rite Irish Seniors Save Cents director, staged the Rock; Robert Mazzola, should event. Epiphany, Cliffside Park; Albert enjoy. Weis, Epiphany. Cliffside Park; BLUE RIBBONS for outstand- To Hear Sense on Retreat Andrew St. ing entries went to these girls: Campione, Lucy's, Newark; Entries UNION CITY More than 100 seniors at St. Mich- Jean Regan. St. Brigld's. Jer- Open Ray Atkinson, St. ael’s the first closed retreat in the school’s sey City; Denise Wild, St. Catha- Catharine's. enjoyed history rine's, Glen Rock; Catherine Wil- Glen Rock; Joseph Di Anthony, For this past week at three separate sites in Connecticut and St. son, St. Anne's, Jersey City; Pa- Lucy’s, Newark; Frank Oratory New Jersey. tricia Sloan, Feoranz, St. Francis, Hacken- Sacred Heart. Lynd NEWARK—The annual Newark Spurred by the new director of the school, Rev. Col- hurst, Adele Barlow, St. sack; Donald Carter, St. archdiocesan Jo- Francis, CYO oratorical con- Moore, C. P., and by Sister seph's, Ridgefield Park; |umba Roselle; Kowal- Joseph Brad- etst will have as its topic this Stephanie Anne Joseph, the principal, the 100th ski. Cliffside Park; bury, St. Rose of Lima, year the the anniversary of the Epiphany, Newark, annual settlement issued in boys and girls many cases Christine the founding of the Saleslans of St. Ryan, Our Lady of and William Wallace, St. by Catholic Bishops of the turned over coins from their al OFF TO the Most Blessed United Fall. John Bosco with the inception RETREAT: Students of St. Sacrament. Ridgefield Park. States last Michael’s (Union City) get to board lowance to Father Moore for ready the and initiation of which Entries for the contest ceremonies the buses took them to their close their Some the stu- closed retreat at three sites in Connecticut expenses. of St. and a: Francis de Sales Chapter of the four county offices on Feb. New ICE SKATING at the dents hadn't finished the Jersey. Youngsters paid their own way out of and almost WILLOW BROOK pay-as- the National Honor Society. allowances the en- 20. County finals will be held you-go plan when they left on tire senior ICE SKATING RINK class took part. the week of Mar. 2, with the The ceremonies will take Jan. 27 and will continue their place archdoicesan finals on Jan 31. St. John Bosco's feast Open Afternoon* and two weeks donations Morning*, Evening* for the rest of the year. To Hold later ‘Holly Hop' Route 23 south of Rt. 23 A 46 traffic at the Jersey City CYO day, with 34 seniors and juniors (|u*t The boys went to Holy Family circle) ORANGE—St. John's CYO is Cl Center. from 23 communities in New 6-3134-5 N. J. Monastery in West Hartford, Mountain View, * Jan 31 BENEDICTINE New holding “Holly Hop" There will be junior and sen- Vork and Jersey being re- Conn., where an old friend, Rev. ior both ceived classifications in con- into the society. MISSIONARY Patrick McDwyer, C.P„ serves MONK tests and the orators will be di- The Genesian Players of Don THE as retreat master. The girls were MODERN vided further into Grammar, School, HATTERS separate com- Bosco will "A Saint's High College Graduate!. The Order divided between St. Vil- present petition Joseph's WHOLESALE Hat Center for boys and girls. In Rest" Franciscan Fathers of St. Jersey City RETAIL la in Pcapack and Our Lady of on Jan. 30, the eve of the Benedict, which haj served Christ for 1400 years, the archdiocesan finals, however, feast Brother Joseph F. Bedmar, The Calvary Retreat House in Farm Third Order invites to becom Soft only junior Regular you a or broth- one and one senior S. D. 8.. moderator, missionary priest lay MEN'S and BOYS' CAPS ington. Conn. has an- will be chosen of St. Francis er. Lack of funds obstacle. and to represent the nounced that the dramatic droup no Latin BEAUTIFUL Special courses SELECTION Archdiocese in the national fi- DON BOSCO (Ramsey) will has been enrolled in the national offer to young men ond boy» tpeciol for belated vocations. Lofty at nals Washington. celebrate itudy for the tocred the official opening of Catholic Dramatic Guild. opporfunitit» to Look Write: Vocational Prieithood. lock of fundi no obstacle Director BRIDAL HEADWEAR For further information writ* tot ST. 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For a lifelong exciting choose from a terrific career MEDICAL Vocation Notes selection of late OFFICE ASSISTANT styles X-RAY ‘J n training by We Should Be Artists ? TECHNICIAN over 36,000 feet physicians which sq. for LAB By Msgr. William F. Furlong physicians Priests " TECHNICIAN arc very commonly called “other Christs We seldom, with BARGAINS • M. T. hear that used with reference Sistirs jammed Registration however, expression to and came Upon Graduation Brothers. Although do they not, as priests do, in the N Y. participate Slat* ENROLL NOW 9 FOR priesthood of Christ, however, throws in they arc, “other Christs,” They Barney's FEB CLASSES merit that title because they are spending their lives doing Our Day Eve Classes Co-Ed first Lord's work here on earth l Free Placement EVERYTHING Therefore, young men who want to become I Request Free Cotolog l Ci'/ or priests Brothers, and young women who want . - t' to have ytl'' X become Sisters, before them a very big, N but the kitchen astern r < v « sink but pleasant task—to become very as much like V SCHOOL FOt PHYSICIANS' AIDES Christ as V' A possible. Needless to say, it is not ac- ES Fifth An. (16 St.) N Y. J CH 3 (4(6 $1.50 complished easily or quickly It takes time, and our future priests and religious cannot start too soon in themselves Weekly making living images of Christ. M iWt^''ZZL* "*4 • » Shortly after St. Margaret Mary entered the Drive In and Park as convent a postulant, her novice mistress told

her, “Go and place Our Lord yourself before as

• blank canvas before a 2LB painter." What the Sister meant was not quite clear to Margaret, but Our Lord soon explained. He told BARNEY'S her that her •'soul was the canvas on which He would paint all the . :._i features of His life ." . . Asa nun she was to be the image of Christ—“another Christ"! DIVIDINDS CftfDirio Future priests. DISCOUNT FURNITURE Sisters and Brothers should be “artists” AND COMPOUNDtD on the painting canvas of their lives the image of Our Lord. Have ever watched you an artist endeavoring to reproduce tlmmt a SUPERMARKET WAREHOUSE 4$ yoH faithfully on canvas, the features of the man or woman whose mn-.aHrt likeness he was painting? He scruUnlxes carefully every detail. 382 FREIINGHUYSEN AVENUE Fund* Insured »• $lO,OOO By minute observation he gets Into his mind an accurate pic- by U.S. Gov't Instrumen- ture of his model. He then R tries, with aU com- Save in the skill at his Off Rt. 22 NEWARK tality pmr»«n »r , mand, to oa the canvas mail put the picture that is In his mind. by .. we pay post- •:v:: If the men and women and •«e bath lepal for young of today who are to be the Open Monday, Wednesday Friday Nights to 9 P.M. wayi | Trust $1 Sisters and Brothers of Funds. starts aa priests. tomorrow, should begin now to reproduce on the acceunt. canvas of their lives the Image of Christ, they must first have that Image fh their In Northern New clearly minds. And there is Jersey better FJtff PAMU i no way of putting it there than by NO reading something every Drive Into day about Our Lord and His Blessed foahion function? Theta BARNEY'S ot Mother, and about the saints . . . or new atachini cabinet addition! to owr who Were so much like them. llud|ruiro fatbioni Out really function for amaaingly MOHAWK groupa are . . . 67 RIVER low Mil match choice of 7 in S STREET, PATERSON A good time to start would be next pricea. or yonr cablueta wood finlahea MVIMI * MAN AMU month—February—Catho- eolora with wood formica inaert lic Press Month. or dcaigner cane, or panela and 40 C«—im Nmt Vhrre 7 unit k, lopa. ... at Modernairc. Incluelaaa $449 X. M. 1. for Vocations: arroafeutenf. bar. Open Thursday and Friday Nights Apostolate Newark Archdiocese: Msgr. William F. Furlong. Seton Hall D*f. Wtß. Ml HIMl South modernaire University, Orange, N. J. Telephone: SOuth Orange 24000 Paterson Diocese: Msgr. Edward J. Routt 4, • NEVER OPEN Scully, 24 De Grasse frntamut, /Vow Jut* y ten mu Mlday aaaa SUNDAYS Paterson. St., Telephone: MOunUln View 81063. 14 THE ADVOCATE Jamury 30,1951 Holy Name Men Set 5 Theater Parties

Knights of Columbus NEW YORK Holy Name men of fund victory the Essex-West building party, Feb.' St. Paul Church, ClifU*—Vin- Hudson Federation of Name 3. More than $200,000 Holy Societies, under the has been cent Genthon was installed aa 8t the lowpk Carpenter Conn- and the degree of realized as with [Feb. 16; major leadership Msgr. Cornelius compared a goal president at the recent Roselle J. Boyle, have taken over meeting. ell, Peter J. Deraska Feb. 22. of $lOO,OOO. the complete house at Robert Motta has been named is chairman of the annual the Blackfriars’ Theater for a series charity St. Francii chairman of the Council, Wanaqae— of St. annual barber ball to be held Jan. at five theater on Feb. Cecilia's, Englewood—The 31 the Fhc first parties Saturday nights, 14, 21 and annual ball will shop quartet jamboree, to be held charity 28. and Mar. second annual Day of Dizabeth-Carterot Hotel. Entire be held 7 and 14. Doanc Recollec- 23 at De Paul 1 in Clifton High School. May High Regan May will be used for chari- of 100 Elwood Ave. (HU tion will be observed Feb 8 in proceeds Lake. The Tickets will School, Wayne. Joseph Mihalik engagement will con- be available table 3-3378) is the church. It will be conducted starting purposes. is chairman. Newark, handling the tinue until Mar. 24. There will be Feb. 1 details. by Rev. Roland E. Barrett evening Murphy, O Council, West New Mott Sacred Heart of Jesas except St. Michael's, I’nimi—Allen C. The “La performance*, Carm., head of the department York play Madre,” will of The first annual ball Council, at 8:15 and Bradley, eirculation of Wellington—The fifth have Sundays, Saturday Sacred manager its premiere at the Black- Scriptures at Catholic honoring current and previous annual Communion breakfast matinees at 2:30. The will be the speak- friars’ University-of Advocate, 316 W. 57th St., America. grand will was Theater, er at Feb 5 knights be held Feb. held Jan. 25, with more than the meeting. He teb. 11. That St. Peter’s, 7 at the American night, however, Jersey City—Rev. St. will discuss of Legion Hall 400 knights, Columbiettes and Joseph's, Bogota A "Problems a contrary to usual theater William J. Smith, pre Post, Cliffside Park. This their families custom, S.J., director Diocesan coun- Lenten dance will be held Feb Newspaper." attending. Anthony the will of the St. cil Is also for V. playwright be far from Peter's Institute of planning an Iwanicki was 7 to raise to aid open chairman. funds boys and St. the scene in an Industrial Francis Church, Haskell— Feb. 3 at 8:30 included that Relations, will address meeting p.m., at Speakers Charles Gard- atmosphere entering the contrasts this girls seminary or elected officers will be in- with ex- Feb. 8 at Newly the council chambers, and ner, sharply the group the monthly 8 is the state treasurer; Rev. Alex- [convent. Feb. the regular at the 8 citement of show stalled a m Mass, Feb. 52nd annual Communion business. meeting after the 8 a m. Mass break- ander Fronciak, [Communion Sunday and Feb. 12 8. chaplain; They are Sid fast Feb. 15. “La Madre'’ A Clark, presi- Baldini is is the work of Sis- question and answer period has been Anthony George Urgovitoh, grand : set aside as "Past dent, Samuel chairman knight; D'Agostino. Ed- of the latter. ter Mary Francis, will follow his ” Mrs. Bertha a Poor Clare talk. Members will Night Piekari, president, [Presidents’ They'll meet ward Van Viclt and Mi- cloistered in attend the St. Peter’s Joseph Paterson Columbiettes; and Andrew Fir- run Roswell, N. Church lin the school cafeteria. Council All Catho halik. Mcx. She lie tek, president, Columbian has written several men in the area are invited to Club. works four other an Feb. Council-A including plays, open meeting 4. Speakers Elizabeth, total of HOW IT WORKS: HERE’S The Fisher-Stevens a collection of will include 25 candidates Corp., poems, and "A Rev. John P. Mc- received the sec- to Monarch medical Right be Merry,” a Hugh, ond degree at recent Clifton, mailing house, has contributed a book that New chaplain; Arnold S. Casa- a meeting. Savings Planning Structure deals humorously with her life district A in complete mailroom of in the leggio, deputy, and Rus- major degree memory of facility for use students within the cloister. sell Noncarrow. Judge Frank Gerald Fitz- J. Pfaff will be Seton Hall College of Medicine and Dentistry. Fred N. is chairman. Jan. The of her patrick exemplified 31. On Mar. 17 of production play was Carwin, chairman its there will Fisher-Stevens, demonstrates arranged Rev. be a first degree and by Thomas F Bishop use. from Wlgger Council, Maple- a Others are, Salanitro, Bloom- O. “chaplain's night” in honor of left, Angela Carey, P„ a founder and di wood A class of 10 candidates Rev. Thomas and the of field, Angelo Capaccio, Jersey City, stu- rector of Blackfriars. will receive the Donnelly, pastor medical first Feb. degree Immaculate A. 2 in the Conception Church dents; William of the Clifton council’s new home. McComb, president "LA MADRE” is The Norman B. the story of Holzbach is chair- and Dr. second degree will be concern; Charles L. Brown, Seton Hall another conferred man. dean, nun—Teresa of Avila, of who in the College Medicine. 16th century effected

the restoration o her order to its original Rule of Carmel, which had been disrupted by wordly influences. Sister Teresa was CLASSIFIED canonized 40 Them years Pray for after her death in Deadline for 1622. Classified Ads - Monday 12 Noon. Sister Mary Francis' play has of Lady Victories Church here. 12 Sr. M. Veronica, O.l*. characters, among then the Brother of Rev. Patrick A Reilly, colorful Princess of Eboli, a SUMMIT Sister M. Veronica pastor of Immaculate Conception, APPLIANCES O P. flamboyant noblewoman, noted REAL ESTATE FOR SALE jf the Holy Face, (Rose Anne Secaucus, he died Jan. 15 the black for eye patch she Rousseau), a Dominican nun in wore Also She RIDGEWOOD surviving are another was one of those who the 40th year of her religious pro- placed REPAIRS brother and two sisters. obstacles in Teresa's RIDGEWOOD fession, died Jan 22 at the Mon- path The cast has two JJ[*J£ODDUC OUTOKTOWNERS Our Jerseyans RADIOS HI-FI MULTIPLE astery of Lady of the Rosary USTLNCS • NEW Mrs. Llizaheth Kate Wilkinson of COLONIAL here. Breite Maplewood, TOASTERS SPLIT LEVELS IRONS Fr m V0 and *? Cuilom Built Kay Norman, < Packanack . ? „ Solemn Requiem ARLINGTON With Auxiliary BROILERS 3 to 3 Bodrma. jut 0 tl. A Mass fori OPEN WEEK-ENDS 4 EVENINGS^ I the repose of her soul offered Stanton giving the final And AU Household H was Bishop EUctrlcaJ A D AY wc Appliances ,°n ? Jan. 24 by Rev. absolution, a Requiem Mass for at Low Priesa «SlNMaplo« Are Joseph R Caicn, Offer Rldxawood. N. J Expanded 0.P., monastery chaplain. Deacon Mrs. Elizabeth A. Breite. 15 Mor- AMHERST SHORT HILLS PROPOSED 'and North Arlington, BUILDING: Architect's sketch subdcacon were Rev. Thomas gan Place, was Far East Studies of new Monarch Federal Savings Headquart- APPLIANCE & SUPPLY CO. Call Daley, chaplain. offered Jan. 20 in St. Stephen's ers to rise at 249 Ave., MRSTmORAN |F. army Aber Kearny Kearny. 493 NEWARK CENTRAL AVENUE and Church. Celebrant her The Scton Mall ,N 'deen Proving Grounds, Md was broth- ORanxe SOUTH ORANGE. , 3-T939 EAST KEARNY one- ORANGE SHORT University Institute of Far East- (PFS)-A feature will be the large HILLS. DR. Rev. Thomas Shanley, 0.P., St. er, Rev William J Halliwell, tor topped with P-3300 OR SO marble and 3-3999 ern Studies will story of modern de- ELECTRICIAN Antoninus St. offer an expand- building frontal window extending the with Priory, Newark. Burial pastor, Aloysius, Newark. a wood paneled DORIS DRAKE HAY ed sign will be erected front. & curriculum at 31 Clinton St. by Mon- qntire length and of was at the monastery. Also height the Lounge chairs be EMPLOYED surviving are two other will placed ELECTRICIAN SON with the opening of arch Federal Savings as its lobby REALTOR the Spring about the Surviving are several nephews, brothers and a sister, Sister Dor- lobby SHORT semester 9. new Dr. NEEDS EXTRA HILLS. N. J on Feb. Dr. Paul headquarters, James Dividing this \ast WORK. expanse Parking will » SHORT an othy Patricia of be HILLS AVENUE including Assumptionist Broth- the Sisters of K.T. Joule, has available Sih, director of the Institute, president, an- will be seven verticle HOUSE WIRING in and several stainless in the rear of the DONE er Rome, nieces, stationed at Our new build- Charity, Lady said that nounced. Work the SUMMIT “in the light the cur- on strur steel of of strippings, plus a glass The entrance REASONABLY. a nun at the ing will PI 8-4358. including stationed the Most Blessed Sacrament, rent lure at 249 be on CONLEY lor Kearny Ave. Realtor " developments in Qucmoy, will enclosed vestibule St. Ml-rlco of Our Maple for tha SUMMIT Monastery Lady of Grace, East Orange. tram Matzu start soon. FLORISTS and Asian stud- The main will be CReatvlew 3-3132 Lebanon, lobby com- North Guilford, Conn. Drawings are on at MONT SHARPE. ies have become The combine display REALTOR very important building will pletely carpeted and will fea- Lackawanna Monarch's MAYFAIR FLORISTS Station. Summit. with present office, 255 Harry Kelly for colleges and universities in utility beauty. One unique ture a six station teller coun- Kearny "Tin house or quality EOR Sr. M. O.P. A\e. flowers** SALE OR RENT Anthony, WEST NEW YORK—The this country." Joe Cor*. Prop. fu 1(00 So. Av« NEWARK Sister Mary An- Onnn . Newark. N. J. CAMP neral of Harry F. Kelley. 116 ESmi 1 (HU 1 thony, O. P., of the 62nd I''; uk» * b<) « an Monastery St., took place Jan. 26 with He*.-. h *». “" h onlr M Jan FOR f. mile. Iron of St. Dominic here, died a SALE CITY. Sacrt/ica.t? Mass in St. Joseph’s Box No. 188. Tho Ad Requiem aocata, 11 Clinton 20 at St. Michael's A Church here. uaod St.. N.w.rk J N. J Hospital. He died Jan. 22. Slightly compltte beauty parlor Requiem Mass for the of equipment in excellent condition. Call repose Home and REALTORS' Surviving are his wife. Mrs Mart SW 7-6034 or CE 8-0263. her soul was offered Jan. 23 at Supply a Ethel Kennedy three Run Buy home first Kelly, never uaed BxlB 830 00. Bxl9 the monastery. 83300 G daughters, three E. vacuum 820 00. aome phon* sisters. Includ- Bom in Paterson, the daughter hooked ruia. SW 8-6048. WILLIAM ing Sister Mary Asella, S.P.S.F., BAUER of Matthew and Rose Triplio Knapp ahoee for Work and dreaa Spe- St. Francis Jersey City Ritlty Cos. Hospital. cial attention given to Holy and Spinella, she joined the Domini Name and Sister Syra. S.P.S.F., Fran- Knlxhta of Columbua Memberi MU 6-2400 HURRY! ca Nuns of the Second HURRY!!! Jack Maxell Order of cis Schcrvicr Home and SEAL Hospital, ESTATE 4 INSURANCE B Stratford Place of ~UW Sturva.nl Preachers Perpetual Adoration New Ato.. Union York, and 10 grandchildren. Newark HI 2-4048 in 1930 and had been at he 2 RIDGEWOOD & Vic DAYS ONLY HELP WANTED FEMALE WI monastery since then. 7. married, vet. HU the father of Rev. Thaddcus Rem- also survived TAKI YEARS 5 RADIATORS ° U #r* ,hlnklnl °* durtnx by his wife, Mrs. YO PAY 28078 call oi aalu.n, bisz, Sacred Heart, Irvington. Catherine Monahan Malcolm, two TERMS ARRANGED with aeles FULL Young man experience de- HOWELL S. COGAN Also surviving his sires are wife, Mrs. two sons and grand- part time employment. Call CH daughters, 19 CALL TODAY CASH PRICE 8-7262 Retltor-Iniuror Mary Czajkowski Rembisz, two children. *O3 Si.. 24-Hr. Phona Sarvica 5i Broad Bloomfitld. N. J. other sons, a and eight REUGIOUS GOODS prim 8 2734 daughter _Pll • BUY “NOW grandchildren. DOI.niE.ACTION RELIGIOUS DE 24)084 Heat 595 ARTICLES Choose CLEANING THE MIRACLE Merton Book L'NIT SHOP SELL OR TRADE SI 4 Ridge Road. Lyndhurrt John F. •djuilt autom.lir.U; Reilly NEW YORK The January (opp. Rita Thaatrol OT™*™ OUR TRADE-LN PLA! 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We're so INI'. confidentthat the Itl HUtVIUJAVB. BCLLEVtLLI. H.J.' LOOKING AHEAD? IT'S SO AMAZING values in this area will sky- for Contractors rocket that wi make to SPRING wb-aa tbooo dtUxblful Because at this special winter you 9-1294 Exterminating attractive ahruba, lei * miles past food ono 24 HOURS A DAY EVERY DAY Bleaaed Sacrament New Brunswick Traffic Circle School. Modern SO NEAR EVERYTHING to $30,000 to Fineaan's Lane. South tiled both, now roof, cool eteam boat. Here's how near are to Brunswick Amoco 60x1000 lot. two car txrxx*. Vet. taxoa you 166. Owner EL X 6160. new For Information on m lgrrT Route 1. Acres Is Johnson Plant); MORTGAGES AVAILABLE Brunswick turn right flfWffT only J minutes from the New 1.000 feet to property. OR Jereey Turnpike Garden bIAIMFvI Interchange Stato Parkway to Exit Ml 6vCfeLboKiNo await and a short distance from the 130; then South on Rt. 1 2-7960 WOOD LAKE- 3 bedroom ranch as homo, Garden State You're ebovo. OR N. J. PRANK H. TAYLOR * Sen Parkway. Turnpike full and FREE • porch, collar, oiaktr dryer, •nly 19 minutes frem HOME DEMONSTRATION Let brine Newark. to Exit 9; right 14 mile to HOME and u, water tnfMner and fUMr. aluminum SUPPLY MART 41 mlnwlea frem New Verk Route U then South as above. •nv itrm to Mr i«M 6. The Legion of Decency rated Tbi, classification is Become prepared by Rest St these when first released. There Urn, Lniversity of Acceptable Scranton. Classifications I. General Morally Unobjectionable for Again reading; II Admits be- Everyone he in dssa to : only may changes soma NEW cams* of (a) advanced content and MOVIE: Watuii cuts style: ( b) immoral for television site. language Hirdj Comet Hong By William H. Occasionally there have been Generally, Kong Confidential Rockabilly Baby Mooring man guard* scoff at their or incidents: 111. Permissible for Home •• hopes discriminating adults; VI. Sot How to Murder the a Rich Rock-a-bye Baby What, if anything, it to embarrassing however, Legion of Decency •• exposures, but of or taunt them recommended Apache Territory Cnrle happen delay reprieve, to class Rooney • any of reader. Around now Um W»rM ta I Was that the many instances of have in an evident may he as cor- Th* Monty's Double Bags of Hemp Brow Hollywood Academy duplicity effort to chill the ratings accepted Ortalm ef Man tp, by Nicola* Wind awe , hr Nath mala] and Geuha !l. the Terror From Snowfire munists What It tha tibia? by Hanrt Dan- and Filth Amendment ing writing credit lor punishment. (D. Ranrhlay Black Orchid “Friendly Mlaaheny In Beyond Spare • Iprittn* Old Chifaan Itlßops Story of Mankind Craty In Bridge refugees? Persuasion" while other writers Alons Banin (I\l. by Thomaa on River R«at James Dean Stary Story of Vickie Mickey Rooney, as "Killer Camt Jonaa Naaic Sox Valcaa In Court (Hah by William H. •••• Barter Balia Starr from Flanat X Buccaneer Johnny Rorco The academy, with were named the Man Davenport Street of Darkness tome rea- on screen. who an Bln a Rat* M* cP. by Buchanan Mcars," leads abor- Bohamlan Ctrl Malady an JoaarhlM Rider Alone Last of the Fast Guns Submarine Seahewk finally for Two Pkdre whip Jov Ride Snorkel Tokyo Steel Cage C. «v Camp Blood Kill Her gion. the Veterans ol Foreign The Hollywood lough in Paris with a movie star on Island Gently Space Matter communist-cell Ghoat of Frankrn* Stolen Life Case Against Brooklyn Go Forth King* •• Spider Wars. of his choice A •tern Strange Cargo Motion Picture Alliance lor movement as con- (Linda Cristal). City of Fear lost Blltikrteg especially Step Down to Terror Golden Arrow Sword of Venug the j Colossus of New York Last Hurrah ••• Preservation cerns writers has female Army Stranger In Mr Armi ol American never dis- psychologist (Janet , Gorilla Man Tall. Dark and Cosmic Monster low * Jake Wade •• Termr from the Year Hideout Handsome Ideals and other once-active. anti- banded. Unless Leigh) goes along, to 1 I Crawl.ng something is done presumably Eye Legion of the Doomed 3.000 Honeymoon Da- Thla Gun for Hire f- communist observe varying Dangerous Youth Man or organizations throw quickly to temperatures Gun Terror In a Teaas Town re-organize but.j ferred Thta Land la Mina Date With opposition, Disaster Man Who Died Twice Thini That ( ouldn’t Die oil in Hungry HiU Thta Wat their lethargy and spur the the .Hollywood Reds who fact, merely to spur romantic a * now Dateline Tokyo Mardl Gr»s •• I Wake I Thunder Road p Woman Day Hollywood film intrigue. of the Bad Man Naked and the Dead producers to vig- speak glibly of "a changing cli- This sounds silly and it -Screaming Time to Love and a TUI W* Meet Enchanted Island Saw Orleans After Dark Time Die •• Impatient Years Again to ilance and action against Red in- mate of public will be is. having been concocted to ap- Cearmahtrs Nice opinion" Little Bank That Two Headed Spy | Isle of Fury Tomorrow th* increased to Flame •• * filtration. gin peal those who arc Barrier Should Be Robbed Vrrtlfo pro-commu- a very fine May-day indeed able and I Jan* Eyre World Fly Nowhere to Go Villa nist to at Klai In th* Dark Trouble Preferred feeling in American motion willing laugh almost any- I Fort Dobbs Once L'pon a Horse War of the Colossal The Last Mile Lady and th* Mob W* Who Art Forty Guqs •• will soon become evident. thing, bawdy or banal. Party Crashers Reaat pictures Ufeboat About to Die Good In Frontier Gun Premier May (Objectionable Love Thy War of the Satellites Whether or not part) Neighbor Wolfman •• any man : Geisha Bov Reluctant Debutants •• Rroke Looae A Girls and > When Hell screen caption states that i (rims, (•unman Ia should be denied employment OBJECTIONABLE from redo Restless V’esrs Whole Truth American Gummnke in Tucson Return (In films prison guards are not of Dracuta Wisdom's Way or elsewhere) because Gangsters Anna Singapore * vi ' T Your Pa*» 1« Showing hr as brutal and sadistic BUI of Divorce- Small Rack Room is a communist, I do not necessarily Fair (Objectionable in (7\ part) ment So Enda Our as this film makes them Nt^ht presume to answer, but Ameri- appear. Whatever happened to the Hol- Fallen Idol |3 Rue Madeleine and Save This This is (.lip Listing an admission that the Hellgate Whlnlaah cans surely to are entitled Code rule Johnny lywood that movies A polio W oman They ALBERT H. The next will in The Advo- screen tends to HOPPER, Inc. listing appear know when they are Invited play misrepresent Rancho to must not accurately blueprint Notorious Almost Lynched the U. S. Saraband cate Feb. 13. of movie support at penal system. Grimly MONUMINTI • MAUIOLIUMI Legion Decency ratings the box-office the crime’ We find here a graphic, repellent drama is first ml«t RIOGI ROAD be efforts of known subversives. built on NO ARLINGTON. N. t. may obtained by calling MA 3-5700 Monday detailed account of armed rob- a detailed and slow Millions may wish to avoid tortuously WASHINGTON Opposite Holy Cross do- planned by an FLORIST ( rmitrrr from 10 a.m. to 4 bery ex-convict. through Saturday p.m. study of eight or nine condemned ing so but some arc He Visit Our Specious producers forces a cellmates wife to Incorporate Indoor Showroom men, awaiting their turn in the using fake screen credits to con- him in holding tinea 1904 help up an ar- " E ARL THE LARGEST MANDFAI death has Tl HER OK MEMORIALS IN THE Morally Unobjectionable for Adults ceal the true house Each his own WtODINO andFUNItAI OltlONI identities of writers truck in which fears, ipored STATE. AND ARE PASSING ON To ol R i 1 'STUMERS NEW MOVIES: Gldget: No Name regrets; gambling Flownrl Talogrophad A SAVING Or on the Bullet: Seventh and others they know to be hopes, some are proceeds Anywhere are being taken from 30'. RV SEU.ING DIRECT TO PI Rc HASER J4S BROAD J. Seal; These Thousand Hills but whose work rebellious, other reconciled. Inhu IT«n, NIWARK. N Reds, they have Las Vegas to Los Angeles. Vio- MltcKal A** «f Infidelity Goddess Of Life and I-o*e 1-0411 HtADQUARTIR* the market FOR KARRI GUILD Adulteress • put on just the same lence and sex arc rather MONUMINTI Going Steady Ordet over- •• Anns Lurstls Gun Runners Outrasts of the City played Card and although the crooks Another Time. • to Aid Another Gunman's Walk Paratroop Command Party eventually Piece i Harry Bl*< k and the Pevton Place ••• get what is coming to As Young As W# Are • Tiger ••• R X Murder them, the makes ••• Plan story their Auntie Ms me Haunted Strangler Remarkable Mr. New Plays Scholarship •• crime Rsdlendere High Cost of laying •••• Pennrpsrker seem like high adventure •• SOUTH OItANGE-A Kell. Book end Csndle High School Hellcats •• scholar- Roots of Heaven Reviewed by Joan most of the time. 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J. 69 tha Dead Gangsters Night of the Blood Showing HIGH STREET 591 JERSEY AVENUE Hlark Patch God’s Little Acre • Beast 19 CENTRAL AVE. • PASSAIC • NUtley 2-3131 N. Blood# Rondago Radio and PR 7-3800 ORANGE. J. JERSEY N. In llell Divert No Sun tn Venieo CITY, J. Blood of Dracula High Hell Dnlonhead* JOSEPH ORange 4-7554 JOurnal Blood of Vimpir* P. MURPHY 2-2266 High School Panic in the Parlor Square Bonnie Parker Story Television l onfldential •• Pansienne SPECIAL RECOMMENDATION TO 102 FLEMING AVENUE Bnda and •• CODEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE J. BRENNAN tha Beaat Home Before Dark Party Girl • HOWARD Brida la Much Too Hot (a r G«rl Perfect Furlough NEWARK, N. J. 77 • RADIO PARK STREET 6414 BERGENLINE AVE. BeautifuJ Hot Rod "THE Gang Poor Rut Beautiful ENTIRE CATHOLIC FAMILY" Cat G.rl 1. Mobster SUNDAY, FIB. 1 MArket 3-0514 Portrait of an Unknown MONTCLAIR, N. J. WEST NEW N. J. Confewiona of Fella ft IS .m W NEW Sacred YORK, l Was a Teenage Heart. Woman 7 IS —National of Krull a m WRC A—Hour of St. Francis Legion MOntclair 2-0005 F rankensteia Pride and the Paaalea Decency JOHN F. MURPHY UNion 7-0373 Cop Haler • «-10 am UMCA-Ave Marla Hour Jet Attack Queen of Outer Space ft AS . m. \VMTR 480 SANFORD Oavtl’a General Joker la Wild • —Hour of fct. Francis AVENUE DE CAPUA FUNERAL HOME Rally 'Round tha Flag. 2a RIEMAN • 030 a m WCBS Church of Ingrid FUNERAL HOME Devil's Hairpin •• the Air. Curt Rob«rt Juvenile Jungle ■ Bovs • 10 SO a m WABC—C _ N. J. Domino Kid King Creole hristian in Action. NEWARK, 269 MT. PROSPECT AVE. Reform School Girl 11 1914 NEW YORK AVENUE JO a m WOR Marian Dragstrip Girl Las* Paradise Screaming Theater. ESsex 3-6053 Miml Noon WNjn BergmanJurgens-Donat Dragstrip Sacred Heart NEWARK, N. J. Biot a Left Handed Gua " Hour UNION N. J. 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QUINN Gang War Man Sacred Heart on tha Prowl Wind Across the Girl in Program REZEM FUNERAL Black Staeklßga Mr Rock and Roll Everglades FUNERAL HOME HOMS UNION Girl tn the Bikini Missile WIDNISDAY, FIB. 4 COUNTY Moon Young and WUd ■ 1 m 579 Grove Street f WSOU «FM> - 51. Anna da 323-329 PARK AVENUE Condemned Meauprc J3O WBNX N. J. pm. St. Stephen’s ORANGE, N. J. Irvington, WERSON FUNERAL HOME NEW MOVIE: Question of Adultery Church. Novena ESiex 2-8700 TMURSOAY. 3-6348 635 NORTH WOOD AVE. Adorable Creature* Game of Lev* One Summer mi FBI. • ORanga 1 And God pm WSOU Fit - Created Gigl iFr.l Hspptneae Sacred Heart LINDEN, N. J. Program. Woman Husband for Ami Pot RouiUe FRANK McGEE •30 Banda. Tha I Am a Camera Rosanna pm. WSOU Flash Mademoiselle Striptease Snow la Black p m Hour of St Daaparala Woman. The F rands 330 ELIZABETH AVENUE Uitsou Son of Sinhad 232 KIPP AVENUE Flyala pm. WB.NI Mom and Dad Violated Perpetual Help CONTINUOUS MURPHY FUNERAL HOME N. J. Fleah ta Weak Moon ta 8100 Woman ot Rome HASBROUCK N. J. ELIZABETH, EVERY DAY HEIGHTS, French Una »30 m GRACE Night Heaven Fell Women Without Names p WSOU (FM) Hour of tho MURPHY, Director ELlzabeth 2-1415 Crucified At ATIa. 8 1362 Fnc Free No Orchids foe Silas Young and the Darasst Rev John McLaughlin. Storting M 301 ROSEVILLE AVENUE Blandish C.P . "Torn Flesh I 00 P.M OROWNEY FUNERAL HOMS QUESTION OF ADULTERY ißrlt. SATURDAY. FIB. 7 TRINKA FUNERAL SERVICE NT A> -Objection The auhiect matter NEWARK, N. J. •»f this HILLSIDE, N. J. tng practice both morally and legally In a lf»3d allocution to the TELEVISION LITTLE FERRY second World tongreaa Fertility on and Sterility. Pope Plu* XII taught that SUNOAV FIB 1 BERNARD artificial ~ A. KANE ELlzabeth 2-1663 inaemination violates the natural law and la Illicit and Immoral 10.10 am <7» Christopher Program. HUbbard 7-3050 30 1 pm 'll) The Christophers. FUNERAL HOME Separate Classification l Note Counts " Your our Neighborhood Pharmacist Says JOHN J. FEENEY l SONS DANIEL J. LEONARD A SONS 10 A separata classification p m r t_* ur,nl mm, Dunce Aids Priests Gl Ibert 4-7650 ELIZABETH, N. J. FLOOD NEW YORK The fifth FUNERAL ELlzabeth 2-5331 an- HOME CLIFFORD H PEINECKE nual dance Andrew W. for the benefit of Flood, Director 104 MARKET STRUT 1321 TEANECK ROAD MILLER-BANNWORTH the Columban will PRESCRIPTION 1 PATERSON. N. J. Fathrrs be 12 So. Munn Ava. WEST ENGLEWOOD, N. J. FUNERAL HOME GARDEN held Krb. 6 the THEATRE SN 1-RRRO at Hotel Statler East Orange, N. J. here. Rev. Vincent TE 7-2332 1055 EAST JERSEY ST. McPaddcn, ■» ti t 4-4445 S ORange C., Is committee moderator - i N. J. INGRID * MArket 2-2530 THOMAS J. DIFFILY ELIZABETH, ELlzabeth 2-6664 Bergman 41 AMES AVENUE YOU SAW THIS mm ELIZABETH NEWARK PETER J. QUINN CURT RUTHERFORD, N. J. 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UNIon 3-1100 MArket 3-0660 154 WASHINGTON PLACE Prescriptions Carefully JERSEY CITY • EARL F. BOSWORTH PASSAIC, N. J. CHURCHES • SCHOOLS • OFFICES • Compounded FACTORIES PALMIRA PHARMACY CORNY « CORNY Drugs Perfumes Coemstlco • 311 WILLOW AVENUE PReicott 9-3183 HOSPITALS • INSTITUTIONS •let Room Arthur I. Palmare. Supplies Ph.#. MORTUARY 114 Central Ave., Wlstfleld 1-M44 N. J. Prescription Pharma data HOBOKEN, HENNESSEY FUNERAL HOMS SAVE by 303 ui doing your NOW SEE IT Biological Sick MAIN STREET Rooas BnppUaa HOboken 3-1455 NUTLEY 171 WASHINGTON PLACE EAST ORANGE, N. J. AT YOUR hbr KmHi Prescriptions Called lac HOboken 3-1456 Janitorial & Maintenance N. J. Complete Work and Da liverad 2-2414 PASSAIC, ■AT OKU* CO. INC. ORange AUTHORIZED Ffl Rerpen PReicott 7-0141 Call iamaa Klccla. In Fhar. Avenua NECKER-SHARPE DEALER ei»». N. J. Ml l-MII rnKitbUm Promptly rUlad CORNY « OORNY FUNERAL HOME CORNY l CORNY Cut-Kata Drugs and Coamatlca It* Franklin A»a. 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- WM - Mill Fran kl7 Monthly Yoorly Contrort. «» U. DaUrarr n» Wm) imi a**. Oranff* A**., NmA *. HJ. m. Falr*Uw Nr In section call MArket 4-0700 M. i. listing Hib The Advocate, Hrm City. H. j. 16 THE ADVOCATE January 30, 1959 Father Sloyan to Speak at Feb. 8-15 Named Paterson Teachers Institute As Week for Blind

NEWARK Roland has PATERSON 200 Archbishop designated the More than teachers and ad-1 cils in these subject areas. Coun- week of Feb 8 to 15 as the second annual ministrators from Catholic in cils in Catholic week high schools the Diocese of guidance and science- for the blind in the of Paterson annual mathematics were organized in Archdiocese Newark The will attend the Diocesan Secondary School purpose previous of the week is to known the Teachers Institute on 6 years. make Catholic Church's inter- Feb. at the motherhouse of the est and Sisters of Christian concern for blind people, and her work for them. Charity, Mendham. SPEAKERS IN THE afternoon The The will week will begin with an institute will be especially be Rev. Joseph T. Shea, dean house from concerned this of admissions. NEW i open 3 to 6 p m , Helen M. Reilly, year with the partment of religious Seton Hall Uni- CONVENT; Shown above is the archdiocesan education architect’s for new on Feb ft. at the Mt of in high versity; Sister Hildegarde drawing the convent for , Carmel chairman of the Mt. Carmel teaching religion at Catholic Marie, Sacred Heart University, Church, Hudson Guild school. It is held Washing- S C., Heights. Rev. Francis S. Center for the Blind. 99 under the ton. He and Sister Anna M. Guild Department for the Blind, pa- will discuss the limits president, Majewski, pastor. George Central Ave The public ts invited tonage of S. C., dean of Vuinovich is will head the refreshment and Bishop McNulty and possibilities of for- Concilio,, studies. architect. religious to the facilities and sponsored hy the College of St. see of the center. hospitality for this office of mation in Elizabeth; Sister committees present day high school An exhibit the of the handcraft celebration diocesan superintendent of students. Marguerite Miriam, S. C., Col- Other speakers in the the Chairman made at center's Classes w ill schools. lege of Mt. St. Vincent, New Name for I morning will present Ask Bids for reports on Convent be held, and demonstration York City; Dr. S I. Gale a of the religion texts of the St. Patrick Parade PRINCIPAL SPEAKER now in use in Offer 500 Coursesat at the I Hayden various methods for producing the diocese's Planetarium and Ameri- schools. NEWARK/ Plans are session will he Rev. I high The already and duplicating be morning can Cyanamid braille will reports will Company; and Dr. University College summarize the views At Hudson being formulated for 1959 St. Gerard Sloyan, of the de- the shown head, of the Ernest R. Ranucci. professor of teachers Patrick's Son'll ORANGE - W) using these texts Heights Parade here on Mar. Over Rev. Alfred Weinlich, director in the imathematics at Newark State be offered classroom. Publisher's re- HEIGHTS 15, according to Patrick J. Yorke, courses will in thn HUDSON and of Plans specifications for the Catholic Guild for the presentatives have been invited College. a chairman. Spring Semester at Seton Hall in Sacred new convent Heart Blind of will a to in Throughout the parish will , Brooklyn, deliver Archbishop's participate the discussion day there will here, be for Mr. Yorke succeeds Joseph F University College in Newark and ready talk the Center at at 4 m. period that be exhibits contractors within a few I p will follow presenta- hy leading Catholic bidding by weeks, it was announced Farrell as chairman. Jersey City. The semester begins tion of the and secular textbook publishers week Rev. S. Feb. reports. this by Francis Majewski, Serving on the committee with 9. Appointments and manufacturers pastor The afternoon of high school The him are John W. Davis and Mrs in Late afternoon session will con- new convent, Spanish and evening SUNDAY, ft designed M.’ Cana FEB. science dis- by George Vuinovich, sist equipment. Special a chlterf r\f V n"l*wrwvl f’liU. ■—- of meetings of t Quinn, vice chairmen; classes will be held general in- architect, of Englewood Cliff*, Margaret NEWARK—A Cana retreat day on both th« 1 Scout Sunday, plays have also been p.m.. Boy Sa- terest in science, arranged by Mrs. Helen Curran, secretary, for graduate and undergraduate lev- mathematics will be located directly aero** munity room, and Spanishspeaking couples, ered Heart Cathedral, Newark. the diocesan science-mathematics library cloak Mrs. Courses and guidance. Teachers of from the tchool and Marie D. Fastow, corre- either engaged or married, will els. can be taken for Eng- church on mom 3 p.tai., Preside, committee. Profession lish, Latin, modern sponding secretary; Frank Dar- be given at credit or non-credit lan- Barr Place The St Bridget's Feb foreign second floor will of Dominican Sisters of Per- guages and social for thr provide cy. Edward fi- 230 studies Registration institute treasurer; Ward, at m will will The exterior, in accommodations for ' p Spiritual, physi- Registration be held from petual Rosary, Blue contemporary 14 Sisters, also in will 9 a. nancial Chapel, meet the afternoon to begin at m. The morn- secretary: Joseph Dough- cal, practical and legal Feb. 2 Feb or- architecture, will be with plus a aspects through 6 from t 30 brick suite for the Su Union City. Mother adjutant; and Patrick ganize diocesan high school ing session will convene at 9:45 erty, Scan- of will he discussed hy R coun- limestone, picture-window trim perior marriage to p m and on Saturday from a.m., the lon, at arms. doctor and afternoon session at the facade will sergeant a a lawyer 9am until noon Dominating be a priests, 2:30 p. m. The institute is also glass mosaic of special design open to teachers and adminis- and color with a large limestone trators from other dioceses. statue of the Sacred Heart. The will have main entrance an alu LAST niinum frame and WEEK Features grill with GIGANTIC OF 'Sign' stain glass featuring the 12 Apostles Dr. John Wu A modem aluminum canopy will the extend over main entrance JANUARY NEWARK—Dr H On the first floor CLEARANCE PRICES John C. will be a of law m Wu. professor a( the large waiting room, two rcrejv Seton Hall School of tion University parlors, chapel, priests' sac Law is the subject of an ex- risty with separate entrance, tensive. written aft warmly rover kitchen, pantry, rrfectory. com 188 MAIN the ST., HACKENSACK story in February issue of The Sign, Passionist national Lint-Free publication Bendix Fringed, BERGEN MALL PARAMUS Employes During his busy life. Dr Wu To Hold Retreat Chenille has held many very important Spreads is PATERSON The positions He now, for ex- Retreat •' ■ ■ Council of Bendix ample, a member of the per- Employe* will hold its third annual Dfp FINAL manent Court of Arbitration at rrtrrat at ARTMENT STOR* CLOSEOUT St. he Bonavenlure s Monasters hrrr The Hague. Previously was thr first ueek in Krb a judge in one of China's high- Lent, 13 to 15 In 2*55 est courts, a legislator there Exciting WOMEN'S SHOES All employes or other and a diplomat at the Vatican. working Twin men who to or care join the group The magazine article, how- |are invited Reservation* should Dr Wu Downtown Paterson Full Sir* ever stresses the man be made directly with the mon —his sense of humor, generos- ' asterv (ME 4-0690). according to itv toward others. Catholicity of and George I. 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