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Arcibishop to BELTIIOTOIII 'S SENATOR CALLS FOR ON IRRELIGION Communists Run Riot Tht lUfUUr H «( thf International Neva Service (Wire ami Mail), the N. C. W. C. Nawa Service (Including Radioa and Cablea), Ha Own Special Service. All tbe Smaller Catholic Servicea, International lUuatrated Newa, and N. C. W. C. Pictu^ Service. QUELL FORCES FIVE BISHOPS Local Local We take with a decided Edition Edition grain of salt the news dis* AIMED AGAINST patches sent from Spain ARE MURDERED THE about the seizure of vast sums of clerical and convent RIGHTS OF MEN wealth, announced by the , « Madrid government. Par­ BY SPAIN REDS ticularly ridiculous are such Legislator Scores Despotic Statesmen Who statements as the discovery One Prelate Tarred and Burned at Stake— Are Planning Waivin K. of C. REG(Name Registered ISTER in the U, S. Patent Office) of $26,200,000 worth of valu­ Statement by Pope Condemns ables belonging to the Sisters VOL. XII. No. 35 DENVER, COLO., SUNDAY, AUG. 30, 1936 TWO CENTS Convention Address of St. Vincent de Paul. It is Anti-Clerical Excesses Toronto.— The Knights of Columbus, gathered here not inconceivable that some for their annual convention, were qrged by Senator David religious establishments ^ere Castelgandolfo, Italy.— (INS)— Murder of five Bish­ As Two Spanish Rebel Generals Were Doomed I, Walsh of, Massachusetts to carry on a world-wide cam­ endowed in an old Catholic ops in Spain by Spanish Communists was officially reported paign against irreligion and the forces seeking to deprive country like Spain* just as to Pope Pius here. One of the victims, the Bishop of Si- men of their primary human rights. many universities and col­ guenza, was tarred and burned at the stake. The others Senator Walsh asserted that “ what the world needs leges of the United States are were the Bishops of Jaen, Lerida, Segorbia, and Barbastro. is a militant influence for moral righteousness that will be heavily endowed, and that, The mother and sister of the Bishop of Jaen were also re­ felt everywhere.” “ Who should more militantly espouse because of the threatening ported slain. religious freedom everywhere,” he added, “than we Ameri­ conditions, as much as possi­ Pope Pius has issued a statement bitterly condemning cans who have inherited this right through the inexpress­ ble of this wealth was put anti-clerical excesses by Spanish extremists. ible sacrifices that caused streams of human blood to’ flow into negotiable form. But it The Bishop of Barbastro was shot in the back like a for centuries down the mountain side to fertilize the valleys is stretching things to the traitor. Before he was killed, he managed to consign his of Europe, until finally here on this I — ---------------j limit to accredit one order cross and Rcsary to a Catholic woman who sent them to continent religious freedom was IOfliO Man NoW Co^hoUc with $26,200,000 of loose the Pope. proclaimed as an inalienable right; cash and securities. The The Vatican also was notified of man?” Madrid government is engag­ the Bishop of Madrid and the Car­ Continuing, Senator Walsh laud­ dinal Archbishop of Toledo were ed the achievements of the Knights UTEHESSFim ing in a favorite old trick of forced to flee for their lives. The of Columbus in the last half cen­ the anti-clericals. ARCiBISHOP TO former has been reported safe. tury, declaring that they were When money is held in re­ Editor’s note: The 1936 number founded in a period of relative of the Annuario Pontificio g^ives the tranquillity. The picture today has ligious endowments, the in­ changed, however, he said, saying come goes to aid the poor. following identification of the prel­ BELTIIOTOIII ates mentioned in this dispatch: that the world “ is passing through a period of civic, religious, and When it is confiscated by The Most Rev. Manuel Basulto anti-clerical governments, it economic turmoil.” In spite of the jr Jimenez, Bishop of Jaen; the people’s desire for peace, he de­ ingonvehsioii invariably finds its way into TOst Rev. Miguel Serra y Suc- clared,preparations are being made private pockets. 'S carrats. Bishop of Segorbia; the for war by “ materialistic, mad, Most Rev. Salvio Huix Miralpeix, and despotic statesmen.” The Toledo, 0 . — (Special)— The Bishop of Lerida; the Most Rev. great difference between the pres­ The growth of the News­ New York.— The Most Rev. John Eustaquio Nieto y Martin, Bishop story of a man who is a good Cath­ T. McNicholas, O.P., Archbishop of Siguenza. ent day and that of the founders olic now because he was late for paper Guild, whose strike of Cincinnati, wilj give the medi­ of the knights, the senator declared, a Presbyterian service nearly five The See of Barbastro was listed is in the field of religion. brought about the suspension tations at the solemn Holy Hour to as vacant at the time of the print­ years ago is told in the Chronicle of publication by The Seattle be held on the second night of the ing of the 1936 Annuario. “ Controversies in their day,” he by James A. Quinlan. national convention of the Holy said, “ evolved around differences Oscar Lease stood on a corner Post-Intelligencer, a Hearst Name societies meeting here Sept. over dogmas, religious ceremonies, organ, has the large publish­ VATICAN PAPER in Lima* 0., one Sunday morning 17 to 20. Archbishop McNicholas Death sentence* were pronounced on two Spanish r*he! generals, General Coded, left, and General and Christian ethics. Today, the has been one of the outstanding ASKS INTERVENTION contest is between religion and ir­ in the fall of 1931 and realized ers badly worried. Hearst, Burriel, right, when they were brought up for court martial trial at Barcelona, Spain. The trial took that it was too late for him to go in a ^atcneiik^ it had t^® H®Ty Name move- Rome. — (INS)— Flatly accus­ place aboard the old steamship, “ Uruguay,” stationed in Barcelona harbor. religion, between God and Godless­ to the Presbyterian church where ^ment. It was through his efforts ing the Leftist government in ness.” he had been attending services. cost him HMNMh « piillion Senator Walsh pointed out that that the societies were organized Spain of ordering the murder of He heard church bells near by, dollari fo conduct' 1)18 paper “ Godlessness and anti-religion have on a national scale. He was the priests and nuns, Osaervatore Catechetical Congress Planned saw people passing him, turned, in Seattle d u rl^ the depres­ first national director and planned Romano, semi-official Vatican or­ Sign of Cross linked up everywhere with sub­ and followed them into a Cathlic sion and up to date. He pro­ the first national convention, held gan, demanded immediate foreign versive government, with radical­ church. in Baltimore in 1911. intervention to halt the profana­ 20 Bishops to Speak ism, and with opposition to the fessed to see Communism It was while Archbishop Mc­ tion and bloodshed. existing order,” with the result that What he saw there made a deep back of the strike. Roy Nicholas was national director that “ The Spanish government has Precedles Victory “ religion is being persecuted every­ impression, and the next Sunday Howard, head of the Scripps- the emblem of the Holy Name so­ no alibi,” the newspaper declared, where throughout the world.” Be­ he was back. Nearly every Sun­ Howard newspaper chain, in ciety was designed and it was he charging a price has been put on At.Newr ______________________ York Meet Berlin.— Ralph Metcalfe, fa­ cause of selfishness and greed on day for the next two years found who petitioned the Holy See for (Turn to Page 2 — Column 3) mous American Negro sprinter the part- of leaders, he said, the him back at Mass in St. John’s a recent 3,000-word state­ the approval rfnd indulgences for Washin^qn.— Thirty teaching thesis will be placed on teaching who won « gold medal at the masses have become dissatisfied church. Then he went to the Rev. ment issued to the editorial the insignia. communities of meti and women the lesson not merely for the ac- Olympic games here and was and unsettled and “the urge is di­ Albert Sims to begin a course of employes of The New York Under his direction the Cincin­ 'Reconstruction will participate in the opening ses- quisition of knowledge but for life widely acclaimed by the crowds, rectly toward radicalism.” instructions. He finished his World - Telegram, declared nati Archdiocesan union has been sion of the National CJatechctical conduct. The demonstration classes made the sign of the cross before In combating such conditions, course under the Rev. William S. very active and more than 50,000 congress, to be held in New York willhe based on the fieKgioMS Vaca- starting on his successful run in the senator said, religion must be­ Friemoth, who baptized him on that his paper will have no men took part in the last rally in Oci. 3-6, according to an announce- ()io« School Manual, which has now the great stadium. He also at- come the prinjary motive of the Holy Saturdw in 1934. On Easter . - .. (Turn 4o P»*e '4— GoLunrt'Ty' October.. ■ , Prejate s Thenn joatjonal! *fppear«d..in. its fourth, adition, nnd4 teiided-the ib a ^ Mass said by the Knights of. Columbus'enrolled in he made his First Communion; the center of the Confraternity of also on developed school-year pro­ Most Rev. Conrad Count von a "baltTe' against God’s enemies.” nextlSunday he was confirmed. Christian Doctrine. In the four- grams. Preysing, Bishop of Berlin, in the “ Though the civil, social, and He is now an active member of Ecclesiastical Inquiry to Be Held San Antonio, Tex.—The Most day session o f the congress, ad­ The Most Rev.
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