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Occasionally some bril* Local Local liant writer picks up infor­ ON SOCIALISM mation from an old book, re- Edition Edition IRi^ writes it in modem Fred V. Williams of San Francisco, on Visit style and good Eng­ THE lish, inserts virid to Mexico, Gets Document pictures and charac­ ter studies, and makes it a . Rochester, N. Y.— The possibil­ From Prelate best seller. Willa Gather ity of winning all the peoples of New York.— (Special)— Mexi- can Catholics can look for no let­ admits that she took the Asia to the Catholic Church de­ • 4. hiding place in Jalisco and smuggled pends in great measure on the con­ up m the persecution that has been iu States for publication, a pastoral letter bv chief material for '‘Death version of Japan, the Most Rev. raging in that country as General __REGISTER______(Name Registered in the U. S. Patent OflBce) the Most Rev. Francisco Orozco y Jiminez, Archbishop of Lazaro Cardenas takes over the Comes for the Archbishop” Boniface Sauer, O.S.B., Bishop of Ouadalajara, has just been received by The Register from from Father William H. Wonsan, Korea, declared in an in­ reigns of government as president. VOL X. No. S2 DENVER, COLO.. SUNDAY, DEC. 30, 1034 Cardenas has been a member of Fred V. Williams of San Francisco. Mr. Williams, who has terview with The Catholic Courier, TW O CENTS Hewlett’s well-written and here. the Revolutionary party since he just completed a trip through Mexico, brought the letter, scholarly work, “ The Life of Bishop Sauer, who stopped in was a mere boy and the philosophy which was written Nov. 19, to El Paso. In view of the Bishop Machebeuf.” If she this city as the guest of Arch­ of totalitarian government tnat As Archbishop Marks Jubilee has marked the progress of the na­ decided stand taken against the Church by the new Presi­ or any other author is look­ bishop Edward Mooney, Bishop of First U. S. Bishop Rochester, is en route to the Far tion in recent years has been dent of Mexico, the Archbishop’s document is of especial ing for material, we suggekt East by way of the United States. completely by him. Since int^est, for it details the injustices Socialism has wrought a work issued in 1892 by He has come to this country from Will Be Honored John A. Heilmann of Kan­ Rome, where he made his ad of the National* ^evofuUonary 1*^ Mexico and, after warning (Catholics against its evils, limina visit. party and the socio-economic poll- them to stand faithful to their relisrion A sas City, Missouri, written WMhington.—-The Aposto­ _ Citing the gains made by the cies outlined in the Six-Year plan digest of the letter follows e. i. ^ lic Dolegat* will preside at a by the first Bishop of Kansas Catholic Church in Japan, not only of the government embody many The terrible persecution the City, John Joseph Hogan, with regard to converts but also Solemn Pontifical Mass in the of his own theories and plans. Church is undergoing in Mexico and published under the un­ ite prestige in the empire. Bishop Dahlgren chapel of George­ Cardenas is a rank revolutionist, now is remarkably like that ac­ an avowed Socialist, and a rabid exciting title, “ On the Mis­ Sauer said that many conversions town nniversity Jan. 8, in corded Jesus Christ in his Passion have been reported among the anti-clerical. His faith in the So­ and Death, the Archbishop declares sion in Missouri.” Bishop commemoration of the two cialistic education of youth, pro­ cultured and influential Japanese. hundredth anniversary of the in a lengthy description of present- Hogan was a great pastor, The Japanese, he said, are par­ pounded by Calles, is unlimited day Mexico, beset by that “ mon­ birth of Archbishop John and his opposition to the Church is but nolmdy who has read the ticularly interested in Catholic Canoll, first Bishop in the ster known as Socialism.” "It is educational institutions and there uncompromising to the utmost not,” he writes, “ that narrow­ book will accuse him of being United States and the found­ In an interview published are so many applications for er of Georgetown. The Rev. in mindedness or a thwarted compre­ a gifted writer. Judged entrance into several of these The- . New , York . Times ------magazine, hension may induce us to be inimi­ Dr. Peter Guilday of the Cardenas’ views of the present from the standpoint of liter- schools that many must apply two Catholic university will cal to progress or to what may years in advance to be admitted. Church-State difficulties are clear­ ^fu^e, the work deserves to preach. ly stated: mean the uplifting of the pro­ lie in the dust of the nineties. letarian or working classes. One “ General Cardenas admits the thing is the legitimate ambition to But it has been a long time existence of this clerical opposition improve the lot of the unfortunate since we have read an3rthing (Turn to Page 2 Colnmn 5) ones, and a very different thing is more desirable from the to take such ambition as an ex­ GREAT TRIBUTE cuse to declare war on God and standpoint of high adven-1 the Church. We well know that ture. Aniericao House here in Mexico all the culture and civilization we enjoy in a high de­ In June, 1857, Father Ho­ gree of development are due to PAID PRELATE the Church . . . gan resigned the pastorate “ Socialism is an economic sys­ of St. Michael’s parish, St. Foundress’ Cause tem that places in the hands of Louis, being succeeded by society, that is, in the hands of Father Patrick A . Feehan, ON HIS JUBILEE the government that rules it, all the sources of production and who later became the Arch­ wealth, so that, prudently man­ bishop of Chicago. Father St. Louis. — The magnificent i Administrator, The Mott Rev. John J. Glennon, Arckbitbop of St. Louit, with to Be Reviewed I , and Monsignori Cathedral here aged, the same may be distributed Hogan had ^ secured Arch­ :uiai Here was thronged from ' more than a score of dioceses Governor Perk of Mittouri at they rode to the opening ceremoniet of in equal parts among all the when the Most Rev. John J.J also were present. a week’s celebration marking the golden sacerdotal jubilee of the Arcb- Vatican City.— The calendar of citizens . . . Present-day Socialism bishop Kenrick’s permission Glennon, Archbishop of S t Louis, The sermon was. delivered by bitkop.— (Wide World photo.) the Congregation of Rites for 1935 demands a rigorous equalization of to go into the interior of was the celebrant of Solemn fixes March 12 as the date of the all states and conditions among Pontifical Mass, the culminat­ the Most Rev. John T. McNicholas, Northern Missouri, where O.P., Archbishop of Cincinnati, general meeting, in the presence men so that there will be no more ing event of a week’s observance of the_ Pope, to ditouss the heroism rich and poor, learned and igno­ there was no priest, to at­ of the fiftieth anniversary of his who reviewed the priestlv career of tempt t o establish t h e the jubilarian, termed him “ the and virtues of Mother Philippine- rant, owners and destitute.” ordination to the priesthood. Rose Duchesne, foundress in Church. The book tells of atolete of Christ,” and spoke of Governor of A similar plan was adopted by In the sanctuary, in addition to him as one of the foremost preach­ Amenca of the first houses of the the Apostles but had to be aban- his adventures in the >nn«. His Excellency the Most Rev. Am- ers of the Church in Araerii tolaJta. jBv lw *i» AL^i^hfisi 'w 1 wmnwi w »n'~i jundress o f ' the soiiety’ 6T W f 'Kart^-MatT anila. —* Goverobr - General^™ , ■ ■ -4 from the’ Univer'- Southern Missouri, umere he jwere many members of the Hier- Cathedral, celebrated by the‘Most g|honorU oldest instU Lady of the Cenacle, who died in vived it and sharpened it as a Frank Murphy of the Philippine weapon in the fight against a (Turn to Page 4 — Co1awM~ 1) larchy. Two Abbots, an Apostolic Rev. Christian H. Winkelmann, tutron ° to i'^ a rn in g under the 1885, were discussed at a meeting Auxiliary Bishop of St. Louis. islands has just received the hon­ of the Congregation of Rites this Liberalism run rampant, but he American flag. Santo Tomas was added to it two elements, irreligion Civic Celebration orary degnrc®> Doctor of Laws, founded in 1611. No other gover­ month. The ceremonies in honor of The congregation considered the and atheism. nor-general has been selected for “ The Church is not antagonistic Archbishop Glennon’s golden jubi­ cause of canonization of the BISHOP O’REILLY OF this distinction, and only one other to any economic system . . . pro­ Two American mistionariei, a lee opened with a great civic cele­ man has had it. Mr. Murphy, Blessed Jeanne Elizabeth Bichier des Ages, co-founder. of the vided it is just and equitable,” the Vincentian Father and a Mary- bration in the arena, at which a Catholic, resigned as mayor , of Daughters of the Cross, who was prelate declares. “ The Church knoller, have ju»l been appointed John S. Leahy, prominent St T Detroit to accept the Philippines FARQO PASSES AWAY knows how to adapt itself per­ Louis attorney and an outstanding beatified May 13, 1934. by Hit Holineit Pope Pint XI to appointment from President fectly to any and all forms of governing posts in the China mis­ Catholic layman, presided. An ad­ Roosevelt. government . . . What the Church sion field. The Rev. Paul B. Mis- Fargo, N.^ D. — The Most Rev. or. Dec. 18, 1909, and was con­ dress of welcome was delivered by Mussolini Says State secrated by Archbishop Ireland on The ceremony was brilliant condemns are the injustice and the ner, C.M. (upper photo), a nativo James O’RWill O’Reilly, Bishop of Fargo, Mayor Bernard H. Dickmann of' Him 10 F Educators and scholars, high gov­ Loses in Church Fight abuse added to Socialism, which of Peoria, Illinois, was named May 19, 1910. Bishop O’Reilly passed away just 25 years and one St. Louis, and the felicitations of ernment officials, and representa­ constitute the very core of radical Vicar Apostolic of Yukiang. day after his nomination as was installed in the Cathedral at the state of Missouri were pre­ tives of many foreign nations Socialism . . . Let the economic Ho it a cousin of Bishop Gerald Fargo by Archbishop Ireland on sented by Governor Guy B. Park. Vatican City.— An article Ordinary of this see. formed the nucleus of a gathering conditions of the workers be im­ T. Bergan of Des Moines, Iowa. The Bishop, who was 77 years June 1, 1910. by Premier Benito Mussolini, Frederick P. Kenkel delivered an of several thousands who attended. proved, and let them have a real Bishop Misner’s vicariate hat a of age, became ill the same day The Diocese of Fargo, estab­ address on “ Our Shepherd;” printed in the secular press In the petition presented by the and issuing a warning against abundance of earthly possessions population of 6,000,000 with 26,- he died. lished in 1889, embraces 30 coun­ Thomas Speed Mosby spoke on dean of the college of law to the . . . But do not make the poor be­ 400 Catholics. The Most Rev. Bishop James O’Reilly was bora ties and nearly 35,000 square miles “ Our Archbishop;” the subject of status’ interfering with re­ Washington.— The R t Rev. president of the university nom­ ligion, has been reprinted in lieve that the rocks he throws at Msgr. Bernard F. Meyer, M.M* at Virginia, in the Diocese of Kil- in the state of North Dakota. Ac­ Dr. Rober. Emmett Kane’s address inating the governor-general for God will be turned into bread.” (lower), a native of Brooklyn, was “ Promoter of Catholic Edu­ Francis Janssens, S. 0. Cist., Osservatore Romano. Musso­ more, Ireland, Oct. 10, 1857. He cording to the 1934 Official Cath­ Abbot General of the Cistercian the degree, it was said that never The Archbishop quotes exten­ Iowa, who hat been named Pre­ made his studies for the priesthood cation,” and Judge O’Neill Ryan lini says that history teaches olic Directory, it has a Catholic Order of (Common Observance, has before has a candidate so merited sively from the noted _ Mexican fect Apostolic of the new Prefec­ at All Hallows college, near Dub­ spoke on “ Archbishop Glennon— every time a state undertakes population of 69,871, which is arrived in this country to establish the honor as on this occasion. writer, Alfonso Junto, Liberalism, ture Apostolic of Wuchow in lin, and was ordained to the priwt- Served by a total of J34 priests, Citizen of St. Louis.” a fight against religion the a new foundation in the Diocese “ Our much respected • and be­ state comes ont defeated in he says, upheld a limitless in- South China. Monsignor Meyer hood on Juno 24, 1882. Coming 127 of whom are diocesan clergy; As Archbishop Cicognani ar­ of Natchez. He visited the capital loved governor-general, in the the end. (Tnrn to Page 2 — Colamn 1) has been in China since 1918. to the United States, he became a 102 churches with resident priests rived in St. Louis a crowd of more and was received at the Nether­ performance of his duties,” the priest of the Archdiocese of St. than 1,500 persons braved a snow and 85 missions with churches, and lands legation. petition said, “ has always felt, Paul, then the Diocese of St. Paul, 2,043 pupils in 24 parochial schools storm to assemble at the Cathe- conscientiously and deeply, the and served as assistant pastor at and 11 academies. (Turn to Page 2 — Column 5) The new monastery, the second in the county, will be at Pauld­ burden of his responsibilities, act­ Belle Creek, Lake City, and Still­ ing with charity to all and hatred NEW water in the state of Minnesota. ing, Mississippi, where Abbot PLEBISCITE CAUSES to none, establishing social justice In 1886, he was named pastor of Janssens’ uncle, the Most Rev. Francis Janssens, formerly served in its true Christian conception, the Church of St. Anthony of with the rare ability of combining Padua in Minneapolis, an assign­ ARTHUR PREU$S, HOTED as Bishop and later became Arch­ the mature and well-seasoned ment he was to hold for nearly a bishop of New Orleans before his YOUTH judgment of a judge with that CONCESSIONS TO quarter of a century. death in 1897. The new foundation is made promptness and urgent action of The see o f Fargo becoming an efficient executive, two facul­ Amsterdam.— Consid rable con­ from Germany, thereby making that the young people must be vacant through the death of its JOURHALIST, IS BURIED possible by a gift of 125 acres the return of that territory to the given ample opportunity to attend from the Rev. Joseph Marie Dog- ties which can seldom be found in cessions have now been offered by first Ordinary, Bishop John Shan- the German government in the fatherland unlikely, has obviously church services whenever they ny, pastor of St. Michael’s church, one person.” ley, on July 16, 1909, the then pas­ course of the negotiations for the prompted these recent concessions. like. St. Louis.— With three of hisi released the following apprecia­ Paulding. It is at the invitation The petition also cited “ the si­ tor of the Church of St. Anthony application of the concordat con­ To meet the particular objec­ All propaganda in favor of the brothers, priests o f the archdio­ tion of Mr. Preuss: of Bishop Gerow that the founda­ lent and beautiful example of his of Padua in Minneapolis was cerning the status of the Catholic tions so often expressed by Cath­ “ German Faith” movement is ex­ named the second Bishop of Fargo cese, in the sanctuary. Solemn | To no other American Catholic tion is being established. Abbot private and public life which plicitly prohibited in these orders. serves as an inspiration to_ all,” associations in Germany, accord­ olics against the spirit prevailing Requiem Mass was sung in St. publicist of recent years does the Janssens will visit the monasteiy among the Hitler Youth groups, In Duesseldorf, Rhineland, the Rose’s church for Arthur Preuss, and declared that “ he has injected ing to information from authorita­ term “ a veteran of many intel- at Okauchee, Wisconsin, and in orders have now been issued by a Hitler Youth issued additional editor of The Fortnightly Review. (Tarn to Page 2 — Colnmn 2) tive soureeqf received here. I (TnrntoPage2 — Coluraa 3) Canada. number of these groups, in Ba­ specific instructions to the effect Many of the distinguished visi­ 'The German government is now varia, Silesia, the Rhineland, and that arrangements must be made Priest Drafted tors, priests and Bishops, present willing not to raise any objections Wuerttemberg, declaring that “ re­ to enable the young people who in SL Louis for the golden jubilee to the Catholic associations’ con­ tinuing tiieir activities as hereto­ ligious discussions” are none of are Catholics— and, of course, of the Most Rev. Archbishop John the Hitler Youths’ business, and (Torn to Page 2 — Column 4) J. Glennon attended the funeral. fore, even to the _ extent of per­ Inquisition Anniversary mitting the Catholic groups, espe­ The sermon was preached by the Goveminent cially the youth groups, to wear by Rev. Albert Muntsch, S.J.,.profes­ sor 'of anthropology at St. Louis their special garments, and to university, a life-long friend of the Revives False Stories carry their own flags in public Jubilee Speaker Tells deceased, and a contributing edi­ parades. It will be remembered for Indian Work tor of The Review since 1905. that the negotiations have been Mr. Preuss was a member of a ly to preserve the deposit of true Baruch Braunstein, writing in pending for more than a year. As the hundredth anniversary of Whether a final decision can be Ideal ofi Priesthood family distinguished for literary the formal suppression of the doctrine among Catholics them­ The New York Times, perceives and scientific attainments. His selves. the falsity of this common belief, reached in the near future re­ Washington. — (INS) — Al­ Spanish Inquisition is recalled this mains to be seen. The German Camden, N. J.— One can under­ strained self-assertion is fostered though more than 10,000 applij father, the late Dr. Edward year, stories of its “ long and cruel although he himself seems filled with indiscriminate abandon, the with many misapprehensions con­ Hierarchy is fully aware of the stand a priest only by looking at cants wanted jobs under the 1935 Preuss, was a scholar of note and war” on the heretics crop up again him through the priesthood, the priesthood teaches the world there cerning the Inquisition. He difficulties which might still_ arise farm census enumeration, the gov­ a famous Protestant Hebrew schol­ in various places. Old misrepre­ Rt. Rev, Msgr. William J. Kerby is no true freedom except for ar and theologian. A firm adherent Seek Low Church writes: “ It is so commonly be­ as long as the general policies of ernment was forced to draft a sentations of the purposes and the Nazi regime in matters of of the Catholic university said in a those who yield themselves captive supervisor for Northwestern Ari­ of the Lutheran Church, he be­ methods of the Holy Office (as it lieved that the Inquisition perse­ to Christ As resources of pleasure cuted Moors, Jews, and other _non- public education remain what they sermon at a Solemn Mass in the zona, the home of the Papagos came, by a study of the doctrines was also called) are repeated, and Church of the Immaculate Con­ make their constant appeal to Interest Rates Catholics that it should be pointed are. The government now sug­ Indian tribe. These Indians hold of the Catholic Church, a convert, persons unacquainted with the ception here when the goldan willing hearts, the priesthood re­ out that, generally speaking, it gests that permission be given to about 350 farms in Pima and and was received into the Cath­ true history of the Inquisition, jubilee of the ordination to the minds the world ot sanctities of olic Church. Washington.— A plan to read­ had no jurisdiction over them. both the young people and the Pinal counties, and continue to re­ both in and out of Spain, gobble adults who are members of Cath- priesthood of the Rt. Rev. Msgr. renunciation. In a world that has sist all efforts of the White man Arthur Preuss’ reputation ex­ up the garbled accounts of the just the obligations owed by Neither was the Holy ()ffice re­ William J. Fitzgerald, a member surrendered to the lure of selfish­ sponsible for the expulsion from .olic associations to accept simul- to “ civilize” them. tended beyond the confines of the institution. churches was brought before the of the first class enrolled at the ness, the priesthood reminds us Reconstruction Finance corpora­ Spain of the Jews and Moors.” toneous membership in the Hitler The drafted supervisor is the United States. Cardinals of the Moderns find difficulty in under­ organizations. But more ample Catholic University of America, of the dignity and Divine com­ tion by groups representing Prot­ Regarded historically, the In­ Rev. Bonaventure Oblesser, a" Roman Curia were friends and standing the Inquisition because guarantees appear desirable to was celebrated. Prelates, priests, pensations of service.”______estant, Jewish, and Catholic quisition was merely a phase in priest. He has spent 25 years readers of The Fortnightly Re­ they fail to conceive of religious forestall the pernicious influence and laymen joined in observance. churches of Detroit, which came to the development of ecclesiastical with this tribe of Indians and is view, which he edited for 40 years. belief as an objective gift of God, now emanating from the neo­ “ The priesthood is the supreme Eucharistic Congress in the only White man with whom In 1908, Dr. Paul Maria Baum- outside the realm of private judg­ the CMital and conferred with law. The suppression of heresy was as old as the Church. The pagan movement and from those defender of orthodoxy and moral Manila Feb. 3-7, 1937 they will have dealings. Few out­ garten, one of Germany’s distin­ ment; and because they cannot Jesse H. Jones, chairman of the integrity, the teacher of spiritual RFC. William F. Connolly repre­ Inquisition was the particular form forces that still consider national­ side the tribe can understand the guished historians and theologians, see the Church as a society istic and racial considerations of ideals, the minister of sacra­ language. He first went among at that time residing at Rome, founded in pure and authentic sented the Diocese of Detroit and adopted to meet conditions of the Manila, P. 1.— The dates of 18th and succeeding centuries. The paramount importance. In this mental grace to souls,” Msgr. t'le tribesmen as an enumerator dedicated a volume on the historl Revelation, whose first duty is to Bishop Michael J. Gallagher. Kerby said. “ In the presence of the 33rd Eucharistic Congress The plan contemplates a lower Inquisition was not a s^arate connection the Most Rev. Nikolaus in the 1910 cemsus. cal works of Henry Charles Lee retain unsullied "the original de­ Bares, Bishop of Berlin, has been the marvels of scientific research to be held in Manila hare posit of faith. Beyond this, the interest rate on refinanced tribunal for the handling or cases In 1980 he asked President to Mr. Preuss. In his dedication received in private audience by and invention, the priest reminds been changed to Feb. 3 to 7. Hoover to call out the troops to Dr. Baumgarten wro^e; “ To the unlearned are entirely wrong in mortgages, extension of payments of heresy, but it was made up of The shift from the proposed and segregation of church mortg­ special, permanent judges, who the Holy Fatner in Rome. us of the limitations of the human a: sist him in the general census, unwearied and stalwart champion their belief that the Inquisition mind and the inspiration of super­ dates in early December, ages and notes from other securi­ executed their functions in the The fear displayed in Nazi quar­ when the Indians refused to co­ of Catholic truth in the United was an institution intended to per­ natural faith in the world of the 1936, was made to allow pil­ secute those outside the Church or ties held by the RFC, as col­ name of the Pope. The procedure ters lest their policies might cause operate. His request was refused. States.” the Catholic voters in the Saar soul. In a world where passion grims to spend the .Christmas' He succeeded, however, in his un­ The press bulletin of the Cen­ to work for the spread of the faith. lateral on loans to closed Detroit of the Inquisition (through secret holidays at their homes. (Turn to Page 2 — Column 1) territory to be definitely alienated for personal liberty and unre­ dertaking. tral Bureau of the Central Verein The Inquisition was intended sole­ banks. " r -T '

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which will be sponsored by the ARCHBISHOP GLEHHOK Prestdent— ______U ott Rev. Btfhop Urban J. V«hr, U.U, Uenrat SMUGGLED OVER BORDER Sentinel Hat 65th Anniversary _ Preoident-Emeritm. Rev. Bishop J. Henry Tihen-, D.U., WiehiU, lUneae Portland, Ore. — The Catholic Knights of Columbus of Washing­ Editor-Gencrai Rt- Rev. Meet. Metthew Smith, Ph.D.. IU.0. Sentinel, local weekly paper, ton Feb. 2-9. Manaains ViiitAr— ______....Hubert A. Smith. Jotr. U. way quietly but resolutely pushing Aaeociete Editors— Rev. Maurice Helmann. M.A.. Jour, t!.; MPUrJ F. Everett. marked its 65th anniversary with Brother Gets French Honor (Continued From Page One) ers to renounce God nor to destroy forward to the goal,” in the ad­ Jonr. M.; C J. McNeill. A.B.: Ruth Vincent. ~ (Continned From Page One) the publication of its Christmas Covington, La.— Brother Ernest, the religious beliefs, nor to crucify, dral entrance to greet him. The vancing of the interests of the dividualism and worked to the number. president of St. Paul’s college, DIOCESAN EDITIONS to kill and bury the Catholic ceremony of welcome was con­ Church, by the Most Rev. John T. detriment of the poor. A* a vital ha^'ust received the Palmes Aca- CEN’IRAL CAUFOKNIA REGlS'i'EK (Freeno) Church . . . The Church has been First Lady Feta Patroness cluded with Benediction of the McNicholas, O.P., Archbishop of need of defense there arose the demiques at a ceremony in the col-, Moat Rev. Biahop Philip G. Scher. U.O.. Prealdent. Rt. Rev. Michael Sullivan, Bditor the first to worry about the better­ Washington.— Mrs. Franklin D. Most Blessed Sacrament, at which Cincinnati, in a sermon delivered SUPERIOR CALIFORNIA REGISTER (Sacramento) union, which .ie nothing but the Roosevelt is a leading patroness lege attended by a large throng of ■Bishop Winkelmann officiated. resurrection, with some modem ment of the working classes, the in toe Cathedral at the Golden Moat Rev. Biahop Robert J. Armatrong. U.U., Prealdent one force that really has freed of “ The Kermess,” indoor carnival friends, associates, and students. Bqt prior to his official recep­ Rev Patrick A. McHugh, S.T.B., Editor and Buaineaa Manager touches, of the old Catholic guild. The decoration was conferred on Jubilee Mass. NEBRASKA HEGE5TEK (Grand laland) them of their oppressors and ex­ tion, before he had been in the Moat Rev. Biahop 8. V. Bona. D.D., Prealdent; Rev. Patrick HcUaid (No. Platte), Socialism is just as arbitrary as the educator by Rene Delage, city an hour, the Papal Delegate “ If we ask why toe jnbilarian of Liberalism and makes an outcast ploiters, improving the workers’ today has been so abundantly Editor: Buaineaa Director, Rev. Paul Wieae, Grand laland economic and social conditions. French consul, on behalf of the motored to the Ozanam shelter for EASTERN MONTANA REGISTER (Great FaUa) of every worker who does not join French government men, where he gave his first bless­ blessed, and why he has been the Moat Rev. Biahop Edwin V. O’Hara, DT)., LL O., Prealdent This is clearly proven with facts.” Rev. Eugene Gergen, Editor and Buaineaa Manager its ranks. Freedom and human Book Associates Honored ing to 1,227 unemployed and crip­ instrument of God in helping so The Archbishop tells of the many souls, the answer is that for WESTERN MONTANA REGISTER (Helena) dignity must be respected in the New York. — In a message pled men, about half of whom are Host Rev. Bishop Ralph L. Hayes, U.U., President worker, but both are trampled on pagan economic system prevalent 50 years his life has been char­ when the Church appeared on this signed by Cardinal Pacelli, Papal non-Catholics. Rev. Patrick Casey, Editor and Buaineaa Manager in both instances. The two sys­ Secretary of State, the Holy Fa- acterized by a growing appre'eia- NEVADA REGISTER (Reno) world. The idea of a State that Message From President Most RtVa Bisoop Thomas K. Gorman, D.!)., UaBe.iltst., Prats and Editor tems also present unjust extremes toer confers his Apostolic bless­ At the civic celebration, more tion of his priesthood, the altar, as regards private property. was a god controlled everything. and the Church. He has loved his SOUTHERN NEBRASKA REGISTER (Linco)n) The State was the fountain of all ing upon the Spiritual Book asso­ than 14,000 persons applauded as Moat Rev. Bishop Louis B. Kucera, D.D.. President Private property is a natural and ciates. This honor comes four +V.O fniinoriTrij^ to the pricsthood, realizing that in the Rev. Maurice Helmann, Editor and Buainese Manager sacred right, and is just inasmuch rights and duties. Men were S e n t V nk- bivine p^n Christ WEST VIRGINIA REGISTER (Wheeling) divided into two classes, free men months after the founding ofi the uUSn'fTo^m of Moat Rev. Biahop John J. Swim, D.D., President as it rewards the worker accord­ associates, whose purpose is to se­ lio n Roosevelt was read: ary between God and man is nec- Rev. Frederick J. Schwerti, M.A.. Editor and Buainese Hanagar ing to his merit It furnishes the and serfs. Because the pagan PEORIA REGISTER (Peoria, Illinois) world set no hopes beyond the lect for Catholic readers each “ The occasion of the fiftieth an-1 es^ry, and that this "J*®"? ioi^of motive force to man’s endeavors, month the spiritual book judged of , . u r o,din.tion givejl»JJf,Pno5^IS WiC tJllOAlAlS vwv ™ T.u.w*. of - - Host Rev. Biahop J. H. Schlarman, D.D., Ph.D., J.O.U.. President an inspiration that is throttled grave, man’s happiness had to be Christ, he has had the urge of Rev. W G. Irish. Editor best by its editorial board. me the welcome opportunity of SANTA FE EDITION (SanU Fe, New Mexico) when the State takes over all sought in the enjoyment of earthly (Continued From Page One) Christ to save souls. He has loved possessions before physical life Admiral Halligan Buried sending you this expression of Moat Rev. Archbishop Rudolph A. Gerken, D.D., President property. lectual battles” apply with a h ost wishes The the Altar of Sacrifice as the very Rt. Rev. Magr. A. Eatvelt, P.A., V.G., Editor was through, and therefore egotism Annapolis, Md.— Rear Admiral “ Liberalism,” says Junto, greater degree of justice than to John Halligan, commander of the Wgh^steem and^affection in which’ center of earthly crMtion, w^nce Rev. Daniel Krahe, O.H.Cap., AAistant Editor “ chained the Church, despoiled it ruled supreme, side by side with Arthur Preuss, whose soul death flow the graces and blessings of ALTOONA, EDITION (Altoona, Pa.) ruthless ambition. A few were the Thirteenth Naval district, was bur­ you are held throughout the coun­ Most Rev. Bishop J. J. McCort, D.D., President of its wealth, expelled it from the released from a uain-ridden body ied at the Naval cemetery over­ Almighty God upon the human Rev. Thomas E. Madden, Ph.D., S.T.L., Editor happy ones; the rest were slaves. at Jackson'ville, Florida, on Dec. try testify to the distinction with schools and from civic life. looking the Severn river and the which Your Excellency has exer­ family. More than his very life he The Denver Catholic Register is also a part of this newspaper system. Liberalism fought to reduce the Even among the happy ones slav­ 16. To an endowment of extraor­ has loved the Church as toe Divine -academy. The funeraL services cised the office of Archbishop of Price of The Register (dated every Sunday), 11 a year. In bn-idlc loti, one Church to impotence and to put ery ruled, as a father held the dinary juornalistic and publicistic were conducted by the Rev. St. Louis for more than 31 years. organization set up in the world cent a copy if bongbt regularly for sale or distribution. the stamp of laicism everywhere. right of life or death over his child, talents, the deceased added that for the salvation of mankind. and a wife, similarly dependent, Thomas Fallon, C.SS.R., of St. For more than three decades your And with this exclusion of sub- large measure of profound knowl­ Mary’s church. Rear Admiral Higheit Possible Service Entered as Second Class Hatter at Poat Office, Denver, Colorado. was but an instrument of pleasure edge which his friends admired labors have contributed greatly to , stantial spiritualism . . . man was David Foote Sellers, superintend­ “ All this has called for the high­ The Register now has the largest circulation of religions newspapers in the exploited as if he were a mere to her husband. and his opponents were forced to a real appreciation of the privi­ ent of toe Naval academ^' a group leges and duties of citizenship. est service that man can possibly English language. thing... , . . j The Church was the first to respect. To these qualifications of of the academy officers, and Navy render to God and to his fellow “ Socialism proclaimed a feroci­ break the hard chains of such op­ an intellectual nature he added a “ It is fitting that the observance department heads attended the of your golden jubilee should be man. Is it any wonder that priests ous materialism, and involved the probrious conditions under which rare measure of diligence and per­ are an enigma to the world, or mankind was living,” the pastoral severance. All of these accom- rites. the occasion of widespread re­ Church in its diatribes . . . for­ Modern Figures Shown that they are able to accomplish declares, and it even established )lishments were applied to the ob- joicing.” getting . . . the Church has always Dover, Ohio.— The artistic dec­ the seemingly impossible? We must igations of a thankless profession Archbishop Glennon was de­ proclaimed, and often carried out, freedom without sacrifice or blood­ oration of St. Joseph’s church, remember that the wisdom of God The Register Shopping Guide and the production of a vast vol­ scribed as “ the athlete of Christ, the justice of giving to the poor shed except the suffering and here, is distinctly a departure has not selected angels, with all ume of work without incurring the forgetting self, and in a practical MIL AND MRS. SHOPPER— Th* RtfisUr r«comnMnd« this atphabetkally- what he needs for his welfare, and martyrdom of its own children, from the traditional ecclesiastical their perfections, for the mimstry tnd«x«id list «f business mid professional people for your needs. As leaders danger of superficiality, the bane to create social justice.” “ who, not opposing but dying in design in its inclusion of modern of souls, but rather weak, frail men in their rarioue lines, they are well eq u i| ^ to i i y you excellent servlc^ of many journalists. Give then a trial and show your appreciation, for they are co-operatinff with “ The example of Italy, the three centuries of persecution . . . figures, familiarly attired, in-the priests. God has chosen to be­ Archbishop declares, “ is announc­ made a beautiful reality out of the The early part of Mr. Preuss’ stow His gifts not immediately, but ae in tiving you a finer pt{blication. ' career, after his leaving college mural or frieze that runs about ing to the world that in order to ideal of freedom and of better­ both sides of the sanctuary. Many through the priesthood, the altar, ment of the proletarians . . . When and an apprenticeship on the daily favor the proletarian class it is of the figures depicted in the and His Church. d o g a n d c a t h o s p it a l GROCERY “ Amerika” of St. Louis, had Chi­ not necessary to induce the work- in the Middle Ages the serfs turned painting are representations of “ If in spirit we go back to the cago for its background. Here, into colonists the Church always types that go to make up the ■vari­ time of the ordination of our DR. W . F. LOCKE Westerkamp Bros* defended them from the power­ hardly 21 years of age; he was jubilarian, we find ourselves in made editor o f the “ Kathol. ous classes of -modem society. KE. 8613 KE. 8613 KE. 9043 5106 Wash. ful; it favored the creation of free There are many religious shown another world. It was a time_ of Fables Revived cities . . . When the New World Sonntagsblatt.” Trained by his intense interest to ecclesiastics, 1216 Speer Blvd. Talk— Don’t Walk— father, the late Dr. Edward Preuss, in the group, but side by side with VETERINARIAN was discovered by Columbus, who toem can be seen a doctor visit­ especially those of the English- Telephone Your Order a convert and for many years edi­ Small Animal Specialists defended the unarmed Indians, ing the sick, a farmer .harvesting speaking nations. (Ireat move­ Everjfthing a Good Grocery on Inquisition weak and defenseless, from the tor of the daily referred to above, Should Have wheat, a miner extracting coal lUI-GLEIilCAlments were being _ inaugurated. might and the greed of the con­ the young journalist soon proved Great men were toeir champions. Cat and Dog Hospital Best Foods at Lowest Prices from the earth, a lineman keeping CLIPPING— SURGERY— DISEASE W* Deliver (Continued From Page One) querors? It was the Church; it his mettle. communications open, a mother Great results were to be achieved was the friars, who tirelessly The last decades of the nine­ (Conticined From Page One) for the Kingdom of God. Our examinations followed by oflBcial struggled, even suffering persecu­ teenth century were years of dis­ rearing her children, a stenog­ REAL ESTATE A INSURANCE indictments) was common to all rapher ready for dictation, a me­ (to the Socialistic educational jubilarian has lived as a priest, and WJWMWMWMMh/VW tion and torment, till they won sension in the Catholic camp of program), but not its strength. courts in those times. The pur­ chanic, a waitress or maid wai^ even as a Bishop/ under four illus­ HORACE W. BENNETT & the full recognition of the rights the nation. Together with such He is uncompromising in his atti­ trious Pontiffs.’’ The firms listed here de­ suit of heretics and the suppres­ prelates as Archbishop Corrigan ing to serve, a nurse, and an engi­ COMPANY and freedom of the Indians as neer. Interspersed with these tude toward the Catholic Church, sion of heresy in so far as it was of New York, Archbishops Henni the predominating religious body serve tp be remembered human beings . . . characters are shown the Pope, TAbor 1271 TAbor 1271 possible had been practiced for and Katzer of Milwaukee, Bishop of Mexico. He feels that the Mex­ Endorsed Movies when you are distributing “ The Church is not the enemy a Bishop overseeing his flock, a 210 Tabor Baildinf centuries. The use of the torture McQuaid of Rochester, and others, ican Church gave too much atten­ In accordance with the recommenda­ of progress, nor the enemy of the monk, a sister teaching catechism your patronage in the dif­ REAL ESTATE was not a characteristic of the In­ German Catholics at this time tion to its vast landed estates and tion adopted by the Bishops of th* economic welfare of the peoples to a group of children, and a nun United States st their recent meeting in LOANS AND INVESTMENTS quisition but of the times, and constituted the conservative wing beautiful temples, and too little ferent lines of business. history shows clearly that for many . . . Sworn enemies of the pro­ praying in her cloister. Waehington, The Register’s movie list Choice Apartments for Rent of the Catholic body in our coun­ attention to the educational needs will henceforth be compiled solely from INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS decades it was not permitted at letarian have always been those Priest Aids Strike Quelling the list issued by the Chicago council ol (WiWAVeWiAAVVaVaVaWs who estranged themselves from the try. While the Catholic papers, of the common people, who under all in Inquisition procedure._ The printed in the German language, Racine, Wise.— The Rev.^g'V; the care of the clergy remained il- the Legion of Decency. Late releases punishments of the Inquisition Church and from the eternal prin­ J. O’Boyle, pastor of will be listed each week, and at regular ciples of justice and charity that were ably edited, they did not Hterate for centuries. intervals complete lists will be published. were no more severe, and in many reach those unfamiliar with this church, was one oi_ tnjBflug,, ;“ General Cardenas refuses to For Family Audiences cases much lighter, than those im­ the Church proclaims ...” credited with toe m a j«r« strike Babbitt. In Pope Leo XIII’s immortal tongne. It was Mr. Preuss who ®‘r-fce / regard the fight between State and Babes in Toyland. posed by purely civil bodies. The realized the need of providing an the settlement ” >hurch as a persecution of Ca- rigors of the Inquisition were most Rerum Novarum a warning was Bachelor of Arts. sounded, but people disregarded organ in English to propound the lolicism. He considers it ‘defanat- Chu Chin Chow. severe in places where it was most principles’ ana defend ^he opiBions ticizing the. masses,' fighting su- Father Brown, „ Detective. . exposed to the pressure of the it and followed Marx’s principlei. -J..____ _„V ■-iri] nnyerg. - — ------conference, sked if he did not Relieve the House of Danger. f Y u U l U S of spotless character and some­ The prelate then gives actual in- changes of * title,...... has in more re­ ing toe Rev. Dr. . . also in hav, urch had often championed so­ Imitation of Life. 5t. Dominies times of truly admirable sanctity, stances in which every device that Inside Information. cent years been called The Fort­ member of the Nation'^POlBTOT Ad­ cial justice in Mexico, the new Jane Eyre. and not a few of them have been can be used is employed in the nightly Review. A man of posi­ canonized by the Church. There visory board and director of the President admitted that “ the Jealousy. De Sides’ schools to break the children’s tive convictions, zealously devoted Lightning Strikes Twice. is absolutely no reason to look on National Catholic School of Social early Franciscans were the first faith. ‘“The so-called Socialistic to Catholic doctrines and discip­ Service, Washington, confer with Mexican ‘revolutionists.’ Pray Manhattan I.ove Song. the medieval ecclesiastical judges Murder in the Clouds. education is established in all line, and the Church, the deceased union representatives. Bartolome de las Casas was a real as intellectually and morally in­ Music in the Air. T H E BROADWAY COAL schools, and in them has been ferior to the modern judge . . . made of this journal of few pages Stations of Crota Shown Mexican Socialist and was called My People’s Dream. suppressed not only Christian mor­ a power, the poignancy of which ‘the father of the Indians.’ But She Had to Choose. d e p a r t m e n t Pinon Fuel & Supply Co. Moreover, history does not justify New York. — The Liturgical als, but even natural morals.” The as far as General Cardenas is con­ Silver Streak. the hypothesis that the medieval was not always relished by oppon­ Arts society was sponsor here of Strange Wives. STORE COMPANY F. A. Mumford, Mgr. destruction of the churches is re­ ents. For vears controversy raged cerned, the Mexican Church has heretics vTere prodigies of virtue, an informal exhibition of a set of Successful Failure. Lump Coal, $5.30 and up counted, the expelling of the around questions such as these; long since betrayed the teachings Tomorrow’s Youth. deserving our sympathy in ad­ Stations of the Cross, executed by J. M. CONES, Pres, Steam Coal, $3.25 and up priests and all the other events in The parochial school and toe Fari­ Conrad Albrizio for St. Cecilia’s of its founder, and is systematical­ White Perade. vance.” the religious persecution — “ the Wicked Woman. W, 25th and Decatur GA. 6126 bault plan, the language question, church, Detroit. The Stations are ly trying to block social advance­ Witching Hour. 21 to SI South Broadway History does show that the In­ hour of the crucifixion of the quisition, even in Spain, where it Cahenslyism, the Diana Vaughan modem in character and reflect ment and to overthrow the gov­ Young and Beautiful. Church of Mexico has arrived.” , For Mature Audiences ■was used extensively for political swindle (the Leo Taxil affair), the present tendency away from ernment Nor does he foresee any amicable compromise between Behold My Wife. purpose.s by unscrupulous civil The Archbishop then tells how Americanism in all _ of its various conventional forms toward a Broadway Bill. L. C. B. A. authorities, was not deserving of he tried to warn the people, but phases, the Father McGlynn case, freer expression in religious art. Church and State in Mexico. He Church Mouse. Annunciation etc. Fr. Considine Hat New Book feels that any concessions will Desirable. St. M arfs Branch Nb. 298 the slurs cast upon it by the preju­ that many refused to listen or Enter Madame. even took offence at his words. As To many of the present genera­ Rome. — With the departure have to come from the Church, I Meetings held every second and fourth | diced and the uninformed. As Million Dollar Ransom. LONDON MARKET AND Thursdays of th* month at 2 o’clock. I Spain marks the centennial of the a result of their folly the new tion these subjects may seem from this city of the Rev. John which, so far, has been as unbend­ No Ransom. ing as toe State,” HOLY GHOST CHURCH BALL linal dissolution of the Inquisition, generation will be godless and man meaningless. The storm that J. Considine, M.M., founder and Once to Every Bachelor. GROCERY 18tb AND CALIFORNIA STS. raged fiercely 30 and 40 years With the government in the One in a Million. some may rejoice, but the scholar­ shall belong to the State and shall director of Fides Service, to as­ Painted Veil. OSCAR TUNNELL, Prop, ly will regret the re-appearance of live for the State. Many of the ago has been laid. Very few of sume the post of assistant general hands of one so definite in his op­ Power. the fantastic and untrue tales so pagan customs will be readily ac­ the actors engaged in those bat­ at the mqtherhouse of Maryknoll position to religion, Mexican Cath­ Red Head. Quality Maats and Groceries often refuted in the past. cepted, even the most degrading tles over principles and institu­ in the United States, it is revealed olics can expect only continued Red Morning. and perhaps more ’ severe persecu­ Romance of Ida. 3800 Walnut Street and horrible ones. tions are still alive. Not all of the here that the “ Handbook of Cath­ Secret of the Chateau. issues, however, are dead. Both olic Missions,” Father Considine’s tion. Meanwhile Cardenas and Way of the West. Phones: MA. 5239— KE. 3937 A Native Sister A beautiful and stirring ex­ in England and in Australia a cer- most recent enterprise, will be his Revolutionary party are going j 'Wednesday’s chUi St. Anne’s Shrine, hortation to his followers is then ahead with the program for social- Agsin. tein decision regarding the Mc­ available Jan. 1. D R U G S Cut given: “ Do not let your limbs Glynn case has recently been U. S. Girl Become* Nun izing toe masses of Mexicans priee* Every Dej tremble nor your heart grow abused by single-taxers to assure Quebec.— Sister Marie de .Gal- through a state-dominated system weak. Do you believe in God? Catholics that the theories of vaire, the former Aurore Mercure of education intended to subject TWO STORES Arvada Trast in Him and be sure that you Henry George are not opposed to of New Bedford, Massachusetts, the personal rights of all to the SAME PRICES will not lack help in this trial . . . the Church’s doctrine on private has pronounced her perpetual all-powerful state. Mmb on Sunday at 8:30 A. M. Be firm in your faith, and per­ property. Hence Mr. Preuss’ vows as a Sister of the Order of Sunday Devotions at 7:45 P. M. severe in your prayers that you book on “ The Fundamental Fal­ St. Augustine, at a ceremony held may not be led into temptation. Too Many Catholic lacy of Socialism,” a criticism of in the chapel of the Levis hos­ •dot Franklin Si. 3101 Wmiaai 8t NOyENA r^l HONOR OF ST. * - Even though the churches may be Henry George’s theories and an pital. Names on Divorce Lists closed and the priests may retire, exposition of the McGlynn case, School Ha* Six Sets of Twins, Milwaukee, Wise. — “ I see a ANNE ON THURSDAY AT 7:45 do not give up your pious prac­ is again serving a good purpose. One of Triplets great number of unmistakably DE SELLEM tices; baptize your children, teach The labors of the latter part Fremont, Ohio.— For the first Catholic names in the lists of peti­ them to know and to love the God of his life have proven those time in the histoi^ of St. Joseph’s tioners for divorce. It’s the result FUEL AND FEED CO. of your forefathers.” wrong who considered the de­ school there are in attendance six of too much self-love and too much CHARLES A. DeSELLEM The firms listed here de­ individualism,” said Archbishop The letter closes with a quota­ ceased publicist a gifted, though sets of twins and one set of trip­ We Ship by Rail serve to be remembered tion from the message of protest carping critic, largely engaged in lets. The triplets, John, James, Stritch M he slammed present-day when you are distributing 4 written by the Apostolic Delegate seeking opportunities to display and Jane Jenck, are in the first tendencies that are tearing down PHONE TA. 3205 to Mexico, which was reproduced his talent for negation. His grade, as are two of the sets of the stability and sanctity of the 3STH AND WALNUT your patronage in the dif­ in The Register, that denounces translations and adaptations of twins. Christian heune in an address at RES. PHONE MA. 8644 ferent lines of business. the National Revolutionary party, theological works, such as Pohle’s the Catholic Conference on Family forbids Catholics to join it, and “ Dogmatic Theology,” Koch’s PLEBISCITE IS CAUSE Life. “ It is shocking to see people put aside the teachings of the asks each Catholic to become a ‘ Moral Theology,” and the learned OF NEW CONCESSIONS school of Catholic doctrine and an Father Brunsmann’s “ Fundamen­ Church to regard family welfare as apostle of the faith. tal Theology,” 21 volumes in all. something just sprung from the (Continued From Page One) DENVER BUSINESS DIRECTORY have proven Preuss a scholar of mind of some teacher of sociolog;y no mean attainments. Leading most of them are in that region— in some secular college,” he said. GOVERNOR MURPHY OF to go to Mass on the Feast of the “ The marriage laws are the ex­ theological reviews of Europe and Immaculate Conception. DRUGGISTS TOWEL & LINEN SUPPLY PHILIPPINES HONORED America have expressed little else pression o f the mind of the Church As gratifying as these measures but praise for the accomplishment after centuries of experience.” y o u r PRESCRIPTIONS are, they do not yet meet all the ‘ orreetly at MOUNTAIN TOWEL SUPPLY CO. fContiaavd From Fage One) of so difficult a task as that at­ essential Catholic requirements, p a r k PHARMACY Service Furniahed for Offices, Barbers. tempted by me deceased in this Ph. so. 2095 lOM South Gaylord SL such spirituality into this govern­ the members of the Catholic Cannibals’ Missioners Restaurants, Stores and Banquets ment as has never before been mstance. His book on “ American groups who are not at the same On Visit tp Canada 3104 Downing MAln 7960 witnessed during the American Freemasonry,” based on original time Hitler Youth still being dis­ Patronize Our Advertisers S. P. DUNN. regime.” sources, is authoritative; in fact. Quebec.— Two missionary broth­ Uanagor criminated against by the authori­ ers, who have spent the last 10 In conferring the degree. Fa­ It has been translated into French ties. The governor of Cologne, published at Paris. Preuss’ years laboring in a land which is today! In the U. S. there are over 500 Jesuit ther Tamayo, rector of the uni­ for instance, had an announce­ reputed to be one of the last Brothers in Colleges, Seminaries, Parishes versity, said that “ from the be­ Dictionary of Secret and Other ment read in all the public schools JESUIT Societies,” the fruit of years of strongholds of known cannibals, ^ S S A Ic a In VACUUM C em eSS and Missions among the Indians. They ginning of his administration Gov­ saying that only Hitler Youth research and labor, will be quoted have arrived here to spend a six-1 C o « S * B are employed as sacristans, cooks, ernor Murphy has impressed in members can expect to be ad­ by historians and sociologists in month vacation at their homes. stewards, gardeners, farmers, architects, the minds of the inhabitants of mitted to work in governmental They are Brothers Davila Auclair BROTHERS builders, mechanics, electricians, in- this archipelago the idea of his future times in proof of the as­ Francis J. Fisher, Inc. sertion that the American people institutions of any kind, toe dis­ and Emillien Gendron. They have For particular* write to firmarians, secretaries, and accountants. spirit of justice, impartiality, and crimination against those not hav­ were indeed in our days “joiners” been engaged in missionary work TAbor 6204 FATHER DIRECTOR wonderful tact in dealing with ing joined the Hitler Youth being THE JESUIT NOVITIATE to an unparalleled extent. at Yule island, jurt off the coast FLORISSANT. MISSOURI public affairs, and with public of­ thus made obvious. of New Guinea. Cement, Plaster, Mortar ficials and all kinds of persons.” The deceased had many friends among distinguished Churchmen was to be made the recipient of Metal Lath, Stucco "He has always been mindful of and laymen the world over. They Photo taken at a Bible bi«- that sentence of Proverbs, where honors; he refused them all. NOVENA SERVICE tory clait conducted by the Vir­ realized his attitude was not dic­ The heavy burden of ill health the 2363 BLAKE ST. DENVER it is said that ‘justice exalteth a tated by personal motives of any gins of Purgatory, a native Chi­ nation’,” toe rector added. “ The deceased bore with Christian forti­ WILL BE DEC. 26 nese sisterhood founded in 1591 kind._ He fought, however hard, tude and cheerfulness. Mr. Preuss spirit of justice, accompanied by for his convictions, based on prin­ The usual weekly service in by Bishop Reynaud, Vicar Apos­ prudence and charity, prevails in lived a retired life, and hence even honor of Our Mother of Perpetual USE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS tolic of Ningpo. The order now ciples. Personally, he was a in his native city, St Louis, he all and every act and suggestion of charming individual, lighthearted Help at St. Joseph’s (Redemptor- has 66 members in eight houses our dear governor-general, treat­ was comparatively unknown. But, ist) church will be held Weiines- of the Vicariates of Ningpo and even, charitable and reasonable nevertheless, he will be mourned CORBETT^S ing with rare equanimity the rich to a degree which those who had day, Dec. 26, instead of on Tues­ Taichow, where they are engaged by a host of friends and admirers, day, which is Christmas day. This and toe poor, and showing always I'™ would think impos­ THEY ARE RELIABLE in dispensary work and schools for his preference for helping the sible. who realize that a faithful son of will also hold true for New Year’s ICE girls.— (NC^ides photo.) the Church has passed to his needy and humble people.” I On a number of occa^ons he day, and the service will be on eternal reward. Wednesday. CREAM

ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITIO^! Sunday, December 30, 1934 PAGE I, THREE **STRANGE BUT TRUE’* By M. J. Murray ASK AND LEARN Jam, 2 Is Feast Addrati; P. O. Bos 1497, Oonver, Colorado

If the laity celebrate Matt with the absolution of the priest, do the priett by reaton of their not free themselves of their sins, of Holy Name mytUcal union in the body of but rather increase their guilt by Chritt, why are the tpeeial fruitt adding the sin of an unworthy of the Matt rettricted to the ac­ and a sacrilegious Confession. sca iferc New Year’s, Feast of Circumcision, Is Kept tual celebrant? Confession and absolution are of Because he alone offers the no avail unto the forgiveness of as Holy Day of Obligation Mass ministerially as the represen­ sins unless there is genuine sor­ tative of the laity, and, as such, row, and no sorrow is genuine ift tiorthnu Gutada, THE BOOK REGISTER (Tlio Liturgy— ^Waek of Doc. 30 which the Church established tho comes into a peculiar intimacy that does not include the firm pur­ to Jan. S) Feast of the Holy Name of Jesus. pose of amendment axe rnniriered ife" with the Divine Victim. “ Because you are sons, God “ Nor is there any other name OF FRONTIER fATHER pSEPH CHAPTERS hath sent the Spirit of His Son under heaven given among men A friend of mine told me that Gilbert J. Garra- It there tuch a thing at tpeak- HISTORY. Bj into your hearts ...” These wherein we may be saved,” says if she >* engaged and I should ask COUTURE S^l'Uilt.lkealclofaK ghan, S. J., I ilwaukee, Bruce. ing in tonguet? words mark the idea of the liturgy the Acts of the Apostles. Since her and the young man to be god­ ^phoie tobieh, hifdoH . His •‘Bmush" 184 pp. $2.50. the name of Jesus is the holiest Yes, there is such a thing. The parents to my child, and they be­ of the Sunday within the Octave early Christians enjoyed this gift, EMBRACES IHi ENOAHOUS AREA OF MOR£ With the dignity which is so of the Nativity, Dec. 30. St. Syl­ and most powerful of all names, came godparents they could characteristic of his writings. Fa the Chnrch devotes a special day and you will find it described in never marry? is that true? THAN 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 £C(UARE NVtES. vester I, Pope and Confessor, is the fourteenth chapter of the first ther Garraghan, a reco^ized venerated Monday, Dec. 31. The to its solemn veneration. Through Acting as a godparent creates authority in Mississippi history, this feast we are led to under­ Epistle to the Corinthians. The a spiritual relationship, which is Feast of the Circumcision of the Anostles, moreover, enjoyed an­ has packed into nine chapters a Lord is solemnized Tuesday, Jan. stand more thoroughly the work an impediment to marriage, but very interesting account of the and personality of Jesus, and, in other kind of gift of tongues, only between the person baptized 1, New Year’s day, which is a holy more important phases of frontier consequence of fuller under­ namely, that of speaking their and the one baptizing or between day of obligation. On Wednes­ a history in the ‘Middlewest. The standing of the power of the name own native language and being the person baptized and the god­ day, Jan. 2, the Church celebrates average reader will find his new of Christ, we shall certainly desire understood as though they were parents. It does not create an the Feast of th^^Hply Name of speaking several different lan­ book an excellent evening’s en­ Jesus. Thursday, J ^ 3, marks more and more to be fully in­ impediment between the godfa­ tertainment. For the historian, guages simultaneously. It is said the Octave of the FeMt of St. corporated in Him who is salvation ther and godmother. And so here is a source of hitherto un­ that in modem times St. Francis John, Apostle and E va n ^ ist The itself. The Feast of the Holy in case the young man and his published information which will Xavier enjoyed this gift when fiancee serve as godparents for Name of Jesus is usually observed bid fair to rival many a more im- Octave of the Feast of tnoH oly preaching to the Chinese and'Jap­ your child, there will be no im­ Innocents falls on Jan. 4, Friday. in a public manner on the Sunday anese. He spoke to them in his losing tome. The story of Monk’s between the Circumcision and the pediment on that score to their Hound and the Trappists is fully The Vigil of Epiphany occurs Sat­ own native tongue, yet, the Chi­ being married. GAenlilESTM lffSIS/i-AOBEy, urday, Jan. 5. St. Telesphorus, Epiphany. nese and Japanese understood him told for the first time. Early his­ m tory of the Missouri valley is en­ Pope and Martyr, Is commemo­ St. Telesphorus Was as though he were speaking their Whero can 1 get information I IPMDOf/, iy P rated that day. own language. We do not know of A , Gmfistor n j o s s ' i t riched by further information. Greht Disciplinarian about tho movement for the con­ New and hitherto unprinted maps anyone since the time of S t Fran­ version of the Jews, and especially Council of Nice St. Telesphorus is famous in the cis who has enjoyed such a mirac­ A m iU hmtsi etvm k !h. Oinslatckm are included in the work, which where can I secure copies of Rosa­ will be studied carefully by Held in 325 history of tne Church for his many ulous gift from God. The gift of lie Marie Levy’s lecture on “ Why BCeuli-OtNa WAS BE(3u H in a n d the disciplinary acts. To him is ac­ tongues which the early Christians m scholars in the field. Yet for all While St. Sylvester occupied the Some Jews Have Become Cath­ ftescNT CHURCH Fin is h e d in 151J, Chair of Peter, the great Council credited the making of the season enjoyed did not continue very long its careful research, the author olics” ? of Nice was held (A. D. 326). In of Lent obligatory on Christians. in the Church. Just when it dis­ f t is re co rd e d iKost, P iU S > has given ns an interesting and The Catholic Guild of Israel nelud’ATvnij oonsfnkedi io m* readable book. the twenty years of His Pontifi­ S t Telesphorus inaugurated the appeared is not known, but cer­ and Archconfraternity of Prayer, chanting of the “ Gloria in Ex- When we see the word “ fron­ cate, St. Sylvester saw also the tainly in the time of S t Johp which enjoy high Papal approval, horruMA^Hi && fbp e w iK viK e /T' celsis” in the Mass, and the cus­ tier,” most of us think of scouts cessation of the persecutions un­ Chrysostom, who died in 407, and have their United States head­ ^ r d s : , . « ^ c a OTT• tom of saying three Masses on and covered wagons and Indians der the Roman Emperors and the of S t Augustine, who died in quarters at Kansas City, Missouri. Christmas day was also introduced Q/\a c £ R T ws pormrioAT* THUS on the warpath. Certainly these conversion of Constantine. Owing 430, the gift of speaking in They publish a quarterly br letin by this illustrious Pope. St. Teles- tongues had long since disap­ H U M BW 6E0 U H , IS REOAROCD picturesque incidents were com­ to the fact that the infant Church which tells of the process of the ASA S ONE OF THE M «T AUSfICIOUS was no longer imprisoned in the pnorus was a very able successor peared. work. For further information THe mon enough, but behind these IN ‘IHK CHURCM'e HISIOffY. were more important and more catacombs, St. Sylvester ably or­ to the Popes who had gone before write to Notre Dame de Sion, 3828 him and was truly a “ man of Can a divorced man .become a useful persons, particularly the ganized the discipline of the Ro­ Locust street, Kansas City, Mis­ man Church. He died in A. D. God.” He was martyred in the Catholic and marry again? souri. missionaries, who were before the -jts btvely /O.OOO commercial frontier and who 335 and was buried in one of the twelfth year of his Pontificate. A divorced man may become a catacombs, where his body rested Catholic provided he believes sin­ Are religious given the privi­ square'* miles itt. made the expansion of our fron­ A' tier possible. And with the mis­ for several centuries. cerely the doctrines of the Church, lege of eating meat on Friday and \ / ]epkid-'~eppmfinicieiu and is willing to discharge any ob­ Ember days? sionaries, in this case Jesuits, In undergoing the painful and tf etpmi to vem iom t:^ ' humiliating rite of circumcision, For the ligations his marriage may have Priests and relirious are mem­ ^ ...... directed were France and Spain and the established, and repair any injury bers of the ‘Catholic Church just One d iU t spuaUer stately regime which the nations Christ Our Lord shed blood for us caused by his divorce. As to like the laity and are bound by all Snfes Ilf, the W TA - o u r of the Old World lent to their the first time in obedience to the Children whether he can marry again, that the general laws of the Church, Lo a p O N LY t r a v e l l e d o v e r colonial affairs. Father Garra­ law of Moses. The rite of puri­ all depends on whether his for­ such as fasting and abstinence. wko ore cKomed wi)klkeih«k. .cNbio^Mma HALF OF THAT AREA DURING ghan has portrayed it all in his fication, though rich in signi(icance mer marriage is valid or invalid, Some religious orders abstain per­ S C ^ O O O s h r s b c ^ re 195*0 volume, and so masterly is the — namely, a symbol of B^tism The Rich Man’s dissoluble or indissoluble. This petually from meat, while others picture that future as well as con­ and a s i^ of alliance with God— depends on numerous circum­ do so for the greater part of the temporary historians of the Mis­ is more important for ns in this, Two Servants stances. In such cases it is best year. The rules of all religious sissippi valley will look upon the that on the occasion of the cir­ work as a new light shining- cumcision the name of Jesus was (From a Ruiiian Folk Tale) to consult a local priest and lay all communities are approved by the A rich man, whose name was brightly for them.-^oseph P. bestowed on the Infant Savior. the circumstances before him. He Church, and the Church would Mr. Seidman, employed many ser­ Donnelly, S.J. The circumcision did not have the can tell whether or not the man never approve a rule which was COURT UPHOLDS MEXICO'S vants. He treated them all kindly, is free to contract marriage in the in conflict with the general laws same spiritual effects as the sac­ rament of Baptism, but, by belief and they were fond of him and Catholic Church. of the Church. ST. PATRICK. By Eoin Mac- often told him their troubles and NATIONALIZATION POLICY Neill. New York. Sheed & Ward. in the Redeemer to come, the de­ asked his advice. One of his ser­ scendants of Abraham kept their If a man with a serious social Is it true that the choir hoys Eight chapters, 122 pages. $1.25. vants was named John, and he was disease, which he will surely trans­ of the Sistine chapel were cas­ covenant with the Lord and were Mexico City.— The administra­ passed into the control of private | Hixtla, state of Chiapas, organiz­ St. Patrick has been of engross­ paid $4 a week. Joseph, another / mit to his wife, marries without trated to preserve their treble sanctified by their obedience and persons. ed a public manifestation in honor ing interest for fifteen hundred one, was paid $10 a week. informing the girl of his disease, voices and that the practice was tive council of the supreme court marked as belonging to the chosen The opinion of the administra­ of the inauguration of Cardenas at years. So little actually was writ­ John’s work was nearly always and transmits it to her, does he indulged in up to the middle of has declared “ nationalization of people. Moses, in instituting this tive council was rendered in the the conclusion of which'an image ten of him by himself or his con­ hard. He had to move heavy fur­ commit a grievous sin? the nineteeath century? the property of clergy is an ad­ rite, intended that the first fruits, appeal of the citizens of Uruapan, of St, Francis, the only statue not temporaries that imaginative niture and carry large boxes. Jos­ Yes, he commits a mortal gin It is true that the practice men­ Gaels for centuries wove colorful of life should be signed as of­ ministrative and not a judicial state of Michoacan, against the destroyed Nov. 18, was to be eph’s work was much easier. He against the fifth Commandment: tioned in the question above was legends of fancy about his name fered to God, to whom all j^hings function.” If the resolution be- actis of the chief of the federal tdken from the church and burned. belong. The Feast of the Circum- ran errands for his master, Thou shalt not kill. This law for- in vogue at Rome, but it was never bueau of the treasury, who or- and deeds. Critical scholarship b id . » c t Tt> prevent a group of humble n ja—carrizinir.-aiiL tlua..s^aa assfflnhlflrt, ^ , - the. yihnrch,, has long^ riving whatever we do nrstfirst destruction tfcjuLBwW '&a;-'both to beg of Him-to BO muqh less for doing much destruction of life as well, when, was expressly condemned by Pope tion of property without any judg­ ing and this income from the demonstrators with armed rifles sented in the little work, ST. PAT­ harder work, and oife day he asked purify it, then to ask Him to pros­ for example, one infects another Benedict XIV, and those who de­ ment, which alone would give an property turned over to the fed­ and pistols, which they drew. The RICK, APOSTLE OF IRELAND, Mr. Seidman the reason. liberately performed or submitted eral treasury. people, lacking arms, resorted to per it After thanking God for with a serious disease. interested party no recourse to ap­ by Eoin MacNeill, where we see Mr. Seidman answered: “ I will to the operation were declared The appeal was based on two stones and two police were stoned the apostle in the light of his own giving us the fruits of His gener­ peal to have the supreme court explain to you the reason for the Ii the Pope bound by the pre­ irregular, that is, unfit to receive points: First, Nationalization of to death. The municipal presi­ famous writing, his “ Confession” osity, we are then to implore Him Holy Orders. Those who through dent-elect and many others was emphatically to act in and through difference in wages. But first, do cepts of the Church? determine whether there was property belonging to clergy in and “ Epistle.” These are illus­ ou see that loaded wagon that The precepts of the Church are no fault of their own had been violation of individual guaranties. itself should result from judicial injured. With the arrival of ad­ trated by the “ Hymn of Secun- our actions Himself, that they may made eunuchs, however, were not ditional infuriated inhabitants, be “ graced” and grace-gpving. as stopped in the street? Ask made for head and members alike, Nor could an appeal be made to and not administrative procedure; dinus” and whatever else contem­ the driver, please, what he has in and therefore the Pope is bonnd barred from singing in church second, they, the community of the demonstrators withdrew. porary records afford. Here we choirs. Parents often had their determine whether judicial or ad­ Jesus’ Holy Name his load.” by all the laws, whether Divine natives, are proprietors of the Photographs of the dead and in­ meet the real Patrick, human, John went out to the street and or ecclesiastical, which govern the children castrated in infancy in ministrative authority should act hospital in question. jured were confiscated by authori­ humble, austere, and yet winning, Is Venerated hope of capitaliring on the fine returned at once, saying that the conduct of individual members of in nationalization of property ap­ Arturo Cisnero Canto, president ties but the press of Mexico City "rhe portrait is one of few bold If we recall the value attached treble voice which they hoped wagon was loaded with wheat. the Church, according to their sta­ of the administrative council, published accounts of the affair. lines, yet it is the most complete to names in the Old Testament, “ Where is the wheat going?” would result. pertaining to clergy which has tion in life. For example, all says: ‘"rhis exercise of national The Feast of Our Lady of and accurate biography of Patrick we can appreciate the spirit in asked Mr. Seidman. priests are bound by the ecclesi­ sovereignty, on the part of public Guadalupe was celebrated in great that is humanly possible to Again John went out to the astical law of the Breviary. They authority, does not necessitate splendor within the Basilica, de­ achieve. It is a great treasure.— in the form of a very practical wagon. “ The wheat is to be.,de­ must, under pain of grievous sin, obtaining of judgment. Public spite the fact authorities pro­ Gerald EUard, S.J. combination calendar-ordo-com- livered to Brod,” he reported.^- recite the Holy Office daily; the Sacred Scripture authority has the capacity to act hibited traditional dances, chants mentary-meraorandum pad. This “ And where does it come Pope, being a priest, is bound by directly through its own channels which Indians customarily exe­ CHRISTIAN LIFE CALEN­ little desk device should make a from?” Mr. Seidman asked. the same law. Just as he may dis­ in conformity with the laws which cuted in the court yard. DAR. By the Rev. William H. welcome New Year’s gift to the Once more John was obliged to pense an individual from a par­ Needs Interpreter regulate functions.” He cites the A group of Tabascan radicals Puetter, S.J. Milwaukee, Bruce. g^rowing number of nuns, semi­ go out to the street and speak to ticular ecclesiastical law when second paragraph of section VII, on the payroll of Tomas Garrido 75 cents. narians, and laity who are learn­ the driver of the wagon. there is sufficient reason for doing (One of a New Series of Articles stood, which the unlearned and un­ article 27, of the constitution: Canabla, minister of agriculture, Father Puetteris latest contri­ ing to “ live the Liturgy” in union Then Mr. Seidman wished to so, likewise he majr dispense him­ on the Catechism) stable wrest, as they do also the “ Federal and state laws shall de mingled with the faithful trying bution toward the implementing with the official worship of the j know how much grain there was self if there is a justifying cause other Scriptures, to their own de­ termine within their respective to “ defanaticize the people.” of the liturgical movement comes Church. in the load. As soon as John had A mere monetary consideration for the dispensation. struction.” And again, in the jurisdictions those cases in which learned this, his master asked of the myriad religious sects pro­ words of St. Augustine: “ What occupation of private property what the price was per bushel. Where did the oaija board origi­ fessing to base their doctrine and else gives rise to so many heresies, The Story of the Bible Told in Pictures Again John ran out to the wagon. belief on tmly Christian princi­ shall be considered of public nate, and how it it regarded by save that the Scripture, which, utility; and in accordance with Altogether he made five trips in the Chnrch? ples, and yet advocating plainly order to answer his master’s ques­ contradictory tenets or opinions, good in itself, is ill understood?” said laws the administrative au­ The ouija board seems to have It is not true, then, that the thorities shall make the corre­ tions. originated in Europe in spiritistic should suffice to convince us of Then Mr. Seidman sent for Jos­ the prime importance and utter Bible alone is the sole rule of sponding declaration.” circles, and was developed as a faith, or that every individual In the city of Puebla, a build­ eph. “ Joseph,” he said, “ run out fheans of automatic writing with necessity of a Divinely authorized to that driver and ask him what interpreter of the truths God has should search the Bible, and noth­ ing was expropriated, owned by a view of getting communications ing but the Bible, until he finds he has in his wagon. I want to revealed for our eternal salvation. Senora Teresa Mora de Urdanivia, from the other world. As to the out what he has to believe. The which was a home for wayward know.” attitude of the Catholic Church, The wise observation of Shakes­ Joseph was back in a jiffy. “ Th« peare in his “ The Merchant of Bible and Divine Tradition, both girls and about 80 were cared for. we can say that theologians dis­ infallibly interpreted by the Worship is virtually suspended driver comes from the town of courage its use as being danger­ Venice:” “ . . . even the devil can Sinyava,” he reported, “ but his cite Scripture for his purpose,” Church, constitute the only ade­ in churches in the city of Puebla, i |B //'/'I ous to health and nerves. Mental quate rule of faith. If it were since no priests have registered, load of wheat comes from Svod, and physical wrecks have been aptly expresses our further con­ and he says he is taking it to tention that even the most sacred tne will of Our Lord that we nor has ecclesiastical authority ! 1 '-n liL.'Jf / produced by use of the ouija should arrive at the knowledge of designated priests to be assigned Brod. Since early morning he has board. As to the morality of its truths and principles can he de­ been on the road, but expects to based by the founders or apostles the itruths of salvation simply by to each church. The decree issued use, if it is used as a mere pastime reading and searching the Scrip­ recently as an enabling act for get to Brod before night He has or for curiosity’s sakCj and no of any religious sect, and may be over 120 bushels of wheat in the made to serve as the groundwork tures, why is it written: “ Faith article 130 requires all ministers faith or credence is put in its an­ cometh by hearing, and hearing by of religion to be over 60 and load, and it is worth 75 cents a swers, such usage cannot be con­ of any creed or cult, no matter bushel. He tells me that the wheat how fantastic or perverted. This is the (preaching of the) word of married. demned as sinful. But if there are Christ’^' (Rom. x, 17)? And why, Governor Salavador Saucedo crop has been large this year, and strange communications through mentioned merely as a possibility, that we may expect a fall in the the danger of whose realization is then, did not Christ Himself write? has just issued a similar regula­ it that are attributable to diabolic ■Why did He not commission His tion for the state of Colima. Ihe price before long. Is that all, Mr. influences, or if absolute credence minimized in proportion to the sin­ Seidman?” cerity and integrity of religious Apostles to write? Why did they decree also provides for an in­ is put in its responses, then its use write only after the lapse of a ventory of churches and appurten­ “ Yes, that is all, Joseph. Now, is positively and seriously sinful. leaders. The thirst for fame and John,” said Mr. Seidman, “ do you an ample income, however, is not long space of thne, and only upon ances, fines for violators being Briefly, leave the ouija board special occasions? Why did they fixed. . understand why Joseph is worth a alone. Its use is risky, and may always excluded from the minds larger wage than you are?” and hearts of those who ^pire, or not all write? Why did He not The people of Colima are going be positively and gravely sinful. command that everyone, or at to the town of Tonila, state of John nodded. “ Yes; he thinks seem to aspire, to the dignity of while he works.” one of God’s evangelists. least every Christian, should learn Jalisco, to perform their religious If the Sabbath it Saturday, why to read? Why did God allow print­ duties. doat the Catholic Church cele­ Even in the case of those who ing to be invented so late? These The municipal president of San­ brate and keep holy Sunday? are inspired with a truly honorable are only some of the queries that tiago Izcuintla, state of Nayarit, The Sabbath is Saturday. The zeal to preach the word of God, suggest themselves in such ^ a has expelled two priests, who were Church in virtue of her God-given the way is beset with numerous hypothesis. Then, too, the Chris­ taken by police tp the railway with Promiffsory Notes authority has changed the holy doubts and difficulties, fears, and instructions that they were to be tian religion had spread and el day from Saturday to Sunday, be­ dangers of error. This proceeds flourished before the Books of the watched until the train reached cause it was on Sunday that Jesus solely from the fact that they lack New Testament we^e written; and, Culiacan, beyond the Nayarit The Catholic BUhop of Christ rose from the dead, and Divine assurance of being able to even after they had been written, boundary. Chicago gave the final and clinching proof comprehend the true sense of there were many Christian natiops, The main post office of the cap- of His Divinity. It was also on Sacred Scriptures. Therefore, as S t Irenaeus testifies, which did ital has refused to a cc^ t for cir­ Denominations $500-$1000 Sunday that the Holy Ghost de­ if any person would presume to not so much as possess the Holy culation Boletin de la Commission Maturities 1 to 5 Years scended upon the Apostles, and explain the Bible contrary to the Central de Instruccion Religiosa Scriptures. Tiisse Notes are si«aa4 e w s n ^ the Church of Christ was bom and interpretation of the Catholic The Catholic Church has been and the Magazine Cultura Chris­ Jesus Drives the Buyers and who naturally tried to drive as money changers, crying ont^ in ringing tones: “ 'Take these things by -ills Emiaence, Car4mal ila a - began to function. Church, which alone is the Divinely falsely represented as withholding tiana. Both will be forced to sus­ Sellers From the Temple.— Short­ hard a bargain as possible, were dclcln. appointed witness and custodian established in the very courts of hence, and make not the house of Also the Bible from her children. It is pend publication, although their ly after the inauguration of His It it the proper ~Catholic atti­ of God’s written word, he would editors have not received direct the temple, and, as in every busi­ My Father a house of traffic.’' tude to make Confettion and the true, however, that she has de­ public life. Our Lord went to Jeru­ Promissory Notes implicitly profess to understand creed that we should have the orders of suspension. ness transaction between Orient­ This stirring incident recalled to forgivenett there obtained a rea­ the Scripture better than the Hoi; All the press of the capital de- salem for the festival of the als, there were much wrangling and the disciples the Old Testament of son for tinning freely on the as­ learning and piety required for Ghost, who inspires the Church reading it, and that the translation nounced the dynamiting of the Pasch. At this annual feast, Jeru­ bickering. Also established in the words:” The xeal of Thy house hath The Catholic Bishop of sumption that our sins will all be with the true meaning of it. offices of the bi-weekly, Lucifer, temple courts were those who sold eaten Me up.” The Jewish authori­ wiped out by Confession? should be accompanied with ex­ salem is thronged with visitors, Rockford planations, both of which have her at Tepic, capital of the state of various animals for the sacrifices. ties demanded some sivn or cre­ It is assuredly not the proper When we recall, as previously who come to discharge th^ir reli­ Tbess Bates la dsaosslastleas el “ Imprimatur,” or approval. The Nayarit. The independent press This traffic changed the quiet dentials which might authorize Our Catholic attitude. Forgiveness of explained, that some of the Divine­ Lord so to act. He appealed to His $100, and $1,000 ore a direct Church desires nothing more than demands that the President order gious duties and offer sacrifices in peace which should have prevailed obllfatioa el tiu Diecese el sins is obtained in Confession only ly revealed truths are mysteries, that we should familiarize our­ an investigation. The atrocity was the temple. All temple offerings in that sanctuary into the bedlam future resurrection, saying, “ De­ Rocklerd when there is a firm purpose of likewise contained in this written troy thif temple, and in three selves with God’s written word, committed by fifteen armed men ware required to be made in tem­ of an Oriental market place. Our We Employ No Solicitors amendment and a sincere resolve deposit of faith, it is more readily ple money, and, as most of the pil­ Lord was indignant at this profa­ days I will raise it up.” The Jews perceived why Sacred Scripture is but by this wise provision she who broke dovhi doois, destroyed to avoid not only sin but those the press, set fire to equipment, grims came with their local coin­ nation, and immediately took ef­ objected: “ Six and forty years was iersons, places, and things which not always clear in itself, easy to guards her children against cor McMahon & HobanJ rupted Bibles, which are often de and furnishings, and then ex­ age, it was necessary to provide fective means to remedy it. He this temple in building, and wilt Jead to the commission of sin. be understood by everyone . . . Thou raise it up in three days?” signedly offered to ignorant peO' ploded a dynamite bomb which de­ facilities for them to exchange made a lash and drove the buyers lOS So. LaSsUe SL Chicage. Those who go to Confession with As St. Peter says, speaking of the their currencies for that of the and sellers from the sacred pre­ But He spoke of the temple of Tclepheqa CENtral 308$ Epistles of SL Paul: “ In which are pie, and against erroneous inter stroyed the building. the intention of continuing to sin The municipal authorities of temple. These money changers, cincts, overturned the tables of the His Body. &eely« eves though they receive certain things hard to be under­ pretations, sects, and schisms. Junday, December 30. 1934 PAGE FpUR T H E REGISTER Catholic Pictorial Review of 1934 NAIVE PLEAS MADE FOR CANONIZATION (Contisned From Page One) London.— “ Of course we thor­ attention to two martyrs who have went geeking the few scattered Catholics, making converts, oughly understand the difficulties not been canonized v et.. .” which oppose Your Holiness,” Another concludes: "Hoping and building churches. Talk about your frontiers! It is wrote one boy of St Michael’s sincerely that by God’s grace almost unbelievable what the man went through. college, Leeds, to the Pope in pe­ Your Holiness is in the best of titioning for the canonization of health, both, physically and spir­ Blessed John Fisher and Blessed itually.” He traveled as far as he could on the primitive rail­ Thomas More. A boy named Fisher, doing his roads of that period, but they did not take him far. Most Delightful passages occur in best to convince the Holy Father of his journeys were made over horrible roads behind or some of the letters written by the that he was impartial, declared; “ With regard to Blessed John on horses, with occasional trips by river l ^ t s and stage boys of the school. All the boys between the ages of 12 and 16 Fisher, I do not ask for him to be coaches. W e do not intend to give a detailed description were encouraged to write, and canonized just because I have the of his church-building and spiritual works, but we believe they did so unaided. same surname as he.” that our readers will find some of the human interest fea­ One boy began: “ His Holiness, The fact that “ Englishmen are may I be permitted to draw your not, as a rule, given to great holi­ tures of his adventures as thrilling as we did. ness, there being probably fewer St. Vincent Star Gets English saints man any other,” Once he was on a river steamer. It was in slavery moves another young correspond­ All-American Mention ent to ask the Holy Father to give days. -< He says there were about fifty “ Darkies” ^on board, Latrobe, Pa. Harry Johnson, special consideration to the claims all athletic men, and they suffered cruel hardships on the St. Vincent’s college star halfback, of the two. Journey. Their keepers, a few armed men, held them was given honorable mention on The writer of the following is the lul-American team chosen by evidently a budding attorney: chained together in squads, in order to prevent their escap­ the all-American board. He was “ Consider also how he could ing at the landing places. A t night, the slaves were the only halfback in Class B col­ have been feeding luxurio'asly on formed in lines, shoulder to shoulder, their faces turned lege football to gain such reco^ i- that terrible morning, instead of one way, and were manacled with iron hand-cuffs, man to tion this year. being led to the block. Don’t you think a man like that, who gave man. They were made to lie down on their backs, on the Priest’s 1st Communion up his life and his riches, should boiler-deck of the boat, without pillows, mattresses, or be rewarded?” coverings— “ a position they could not change for one in­ Candle Burns at Coffin And assuming the answer to be Sinyangchow, China. — Like a stant during the whole night, not even so much as to lie in the affirmative he goes on: symbol of his lifelong unswerving “ Very well, make him a knight on one side. The groans of the poor fellows, as they fidelity to the cause of his Master, of God, a saint Then we have the clanked their manacled hands against the deck, or dragged a candle, middle-sized, white, with Venerable John Fisher. . . Doesn’t and slashed in pain their booted heels on the rough boards partly illegible'writing on the silk he deserve to be rewarded? One ribbon, preserved with faithful of your predecessors thought so, on which they lay, were truly heart-rending., They were care in the 60 years since the day because he sent him a Cardinal’s accused of no crime, were tom away urithout a minute’s of his First Holy Commui^ion, and hat, which unfortunately he notice from their homes, husbands separated from wives desired as a witness of his death- couldn’t wear, because he lost his struggle, slowly and peacefully and children, sons separated from parents, brothers, and head.” burned low at the open coffin of Catholic organizations through­ sisters. All were forced to leave dear friends and loved the pro-vicar of Sinyang, the Rev. out the country have signed peti­ scenes behind them. Love of money caused it all. Traders George Froewis, S.V.D. tions and sent individual letters to had bought them and were taking them to trade them Rome begging the Holy Father to . again, in the slave marts of St. Louis and New Orleans.” Ta Be a Real Catholic carry the canse of the two mar­ tyrs to its completion. This cam­ Is to Live Dangerously” paign followed a request from the Seven years before, as a seminarian in St. Louis, Fa­ London, Eng. — “ t o be a real vice postulator of the cause. Catholic now is to live dangerous­ Monsignor P. Hallett, that peti­ ther Hogan had written an essay on slavery, “ somewhat in ly, to shoulder burdens and under­ tions be sent from small groups, the strain of Thomas Moore and Daniel O’Connell on the take responsibilities undreamt of as the postulator in Rome was con­ same subject.” His professor told him that he had noth­ in more tranquil times, to experi­ vinced that this method would be ence struggles and re^rards, joys ing to say on the merits of the essay, but warned him that, more effective than a mass peti­ and griefs that the ordinary com- tion. 1when he went out on the mission, he had better keep his mon;^ace paganism knows nothing of,” says the Archbishop of Birm­ opinions to himself, or he would be driven from home dec­ (1) A million pilfrlma gathered around bishop Edward J. Hanna of San Fran­ Legion of Decency for clean movies; (13) Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph P. Hurley of HOLY SEE NEUTRAL orated with a coat of tar and feathers, or worse. cisco served, by presidential appointment, in Mexico City on Columbus day, 10,000 Cleveland, appointed an attache of the ingham in his Advent letter. He the huge cross in Palermo park, Buenos as chairman of the National Longshors- persons marched in silent protest against Secretariate of State at Vatican City; (20) the Most Rev. Francis Mary Red­ said that daily reception of Holy ON SAAR PLEBISCITE Father Hogan, however, reports that he found a bright Aires, at the 32nd International Eu­ men’s board and' a number of priests the Socialistic education plan and were Communion is the Catholic’s best charistic Congress as His Holiness Pope •were engaged as arbitrators in labor dis­ routed by tear gas; (14) thousands at­ wood SJM., Archbishop of Wellington, Vatican City.— Osservatore tended the tercentenary jubilee series of New Zealand, the world’s oldest Arch fortification against the demoraliz side to the condition of the Negroes among the Catholic Pius XI (inset) broadcast his blessing putes; (8) Archbishop John J. Glennon Romano characterizes as entirely of St. Louis celebrated the golden jubilee the Passion Play at Oberammergau; (18) bishop, age 99, observed the 60th anni­ ing influences of modem-day ex­ slave owners he served. At Old Mines, Washington coun­ from Rome; eight new saints were raised versary of his consecration; (21) the unfounded the report of secular of his ordination; (9) George A. Del- Castelgandolfo, summer residence of the istence. newspapers of the pretended in­ ty, Missouri, in 1852 and 1853, he taught a class of Negro tef the honors of the altar, including (2) homme, Jr., of St. *rhomas’ college high Popes, was used for the first time since Rev. Barnabas Skulhushu, formerly Arch 1870, Pope Pius vacationing there; mandrite of the Russian ^thodox Church fluence exercised by German clubs St. Conrad of Parzham, (3) St. John school, Houston, won the first prize of XI slaves catechism day after day for several months, pre­ annual Gorgas Essay contest; (10) (10) Mrs. Nicholas F. Brady of New in New York, was received into the on the Holy See with relation to Bosco, (4) St. Louise de Marillac, (5) Catholic Church; (22) King Albert of 94 Italian Mothers paring them for First Communion. The Negro Catholics Hit Eminence William Cardinal O’Con­ York, prominent (^thoUc laywoman, re­ ‘the Saar queition. Osservatore Sts Joan Antide Thouret and St. Mary nell, Archbishop of Boston, was honored ceived the Laetare medal in Rome; (17) Belgium, popular Catholic king, died from Have 912 Children were numerous in the congregation and were devoted to Micbaela, St. Theresa Margaret Redi, St. by the nation on the 50th anniversary the Rev. Dr. Coleman Neviis, SJ., served accident; (23) Chancellor Engelbert DoU- says the Holy See has remained, Pompilius Maria Pirrotti, St. Joseph Cot- of his ordination; (11) His Eminence as one of the American delegates to the fuss of Austria, staunch Catholic, slain Rome.— As a part of his “ brt- and always remains, absolutely the faith. Though unable to read or write, they knew the Cieorge Cardinal Mundelein, Archbishop 15th international convention of the Red by assassin; (Z4) Pietro Cardinal Gbs- toiengo; (6) His Excellency Archbishop pMTi, Papal Secretary of SUte, renowned ter babies” campaign, Mussolini neutral and impartial. Gloria and Credo of the Mass suid several Psalms by heart, Amleto Cidranni Cicognani in his second of Chicago, celebrated his Episcopal Cross in Tokio; (18) the Rev. Leopold received 94 mothers, who have a ymr as Apostolic Delegate to the U. S., silver jubilee; (12) a gigantic parade of Braun, A.A., of Worcester, Massachu­ for bis part in settling the so-called and delighted to sing them as they followed the plow or visited all sections of the country attend­ 70,000 Catholic students was held in Chi­ setts, was sent to Russia to minister to **Roman Question” and his efforts for total of 912 children, an average ing church and lay functions; (7) Arch­ cago in the nation-wide campaign of the the American Catholic there; (19) the world peace, died In the Vatiesm City. of 9.7 each, at Venice palace. St. Louis U. Grad were in their humble homes. The Catholic slave masters Invents Telescopes did not engage in the business of buying or selling their Is Publisher 25 Years St. Louis, Mo. — William F. Negroes, did not hire them out for payment, nor separate Sprengnether, graduate assistant husband from wife or parents from,children. Oftener the Winnipeg, Canada.— 'The Rev. J. in the physics department of St. [ SLGOLIR PIPLII0. Plourde, O.M.I., has just com- Itouis university, who gained wide slaves were a burden than a benefit to them. The Bl^ck LATE WORLD NEWS pleted his 25th y e " “ d ir e c t ^or his invention of a tp the,same.church Ipgethftr, years ago m a stu­ on one anotner. 1 he same parish priest ministered to 4 ? # ‘ lionuon.—Isftry" is ■ the* aujiJ liesb papers published by this dent m t»e university, has com­ their spintual wants. The same family physician attend­ ‘SN tm otiM m . ad^nistefed l&oth to him and tofttWHflllHEE T8 pleted Miother telescope and is popular name among Catholic girls his daughter by the Most Rev. agency are "Phe Northwest Review, ed them in their ailments. They lived for each other, died in Great Britain and John the the Gazeta Katolika, and La worWng on several other scientific Konrad von Preysing, Bishop of instruments. M ar each other, and were buried near each other; the most popular name among boys, Eichstaett, Bavaria. Liberte. Massa and the Missus, and faithful servants, choosing in it has been discovered by an anal­ Austria Reorganisation Begun LOSS IS SLIGITysis of the names of 12,000 chil­ Vienna Parish Formed Vienna.— The legislative bodies c.y.o.H Former Cathedral Marks death as in life not to be separated.” - Before the altar of dren who have joined the Junior in Socialistic Area God, he testifies, there was “ neither bond nor free.” instituted under the new Austrian circle conducted by “ Uncle Simon” constitution, which aims at build­ Centennial in Richmond Vienna. — At the request of Washington.— 'The effects of the in The Universe here. It was Fort Wayne, Ind.— The exten­ depression on Catholic schools are ing up a Christian state on a cor­ Richmond, Va.— A Requiem Cardinal Innitzer, Archbishop of found that one girl in six is named porative basis, held their first sive formation of the newly es­ Mass for all deceased priests, Vienfia, the Oblates of Mary Im­ His hopes of establishing Catholic colonies in North­ revealed in the returns received Mary, and one in 10 is named tablished Catholic Youth organi­ to date in the 1934 biennial sur­ meeting, opening it with prayer. teachers, and members of St. maculate of the Province of ern Missouri were frustrated by the high price of land Margaret One boy in 10 is It . is a gigantic work the leaders zation here into its various com­ Peter’s parish, former Cathedral Czechoslovakia have undertaken vey conducted by the Department mittees and departments has oc­ there, although we would now consider the cost extremely named John, and one in 20 bears of new Austria have decided to church of the 'Diocese of Rich­ the foundation of a new parish in of Education of the National casioned an editorial in The News- the first name of Peter. undertake, for the transformation _ mond, closed the year-long cen­ this city. The territory of the new cheap. In the Southern part of the state, federal lands Catholic Welfare Conference. Sentinel, secular daily, in which Cathedral May Be Pantheon into an order in the spirit of the I tennial celebration in the parish. parish will be taken from St. could be had for from twelve and a half cenU to a dollar the newspaper hails the new gronp _ Forty-three archdioceses and Bnenos Aires.— If the proposed Encyclical Quadragesimo Anno, as ‘ Michael’s parish, which is in the as one o f the most important St. Peter’s was the Cathedral in and a quarter per acre. The many Irish immigrants of that dioceses that made complete re­ new Cathedral for Buenos Aires proclaimed by the late Chancellor the days Cardinal Gibbons spent care of the Canons Regular of St. day found it impossible to establish family life unless they turns for elementary schools show is erected on another site, the old movements that has been launched Augustine. The new parish is Dollfnss, requires not only good in the city in recent years. as Bishop of Richmond. could get cheap land. The girls went into domestic serv- a total enrollment of 1,310.274 Cathedral may be utilized as a laws, bnt also a reform of the situated in the section of the city pupils for the scholastic year pantheon in which the remains of whole spiritual and moral life. . The newspaper also devotes which is infected with Socialism, 300 of them attending 1933-34. These same dioceses in Argentina’s distinguished sons will whole page to a description of the Catholic Woman Leaves Communism, and irreligion. At the 5 o clock Sunday Mass at old St. John’s church, St. the previous survey for the year rest side by side with those of Chaldeans Ordained CYO, its committee ormnization, Mosul, Irak.— His Beatitude Estate to Charities present, Mass is said in a theater. l^uis, returning to the homes of their employers to get 1931-32 reported an enrollment of General Jose de San Martin. and the personnel of the varihns 1,335,039 pupils. The loss in Joseph Emanuel Thomas, Patri­ committees and groups charged to Baltimore, Md.— Almost the brMkfast ready before the employers were up. The Irish Serbian Ordinary Dead arch of Babylonia of the Chal­ entire estate of Miss Anne T. Red Atheism E^Ihibit pupils in elementary schools dur­ Belgrade, Serbia.— The Most carry out the project, which has male immipants were forced to take work on the rail- ing the two-year period was there­ deans, ordained five priests, all been undertaken under the leader­ Lacey, valned between ten and Will Appear in U. S. Rev. John Starcevic, Bishop of students, of the Patrixurchal semi­ twelve thousand dollars, was be­ rMds then being built and were moved from camp to camp. fore 24,765 or approximately 1.9 Senj, has died just a little more ship p f the Most Rev. John F. Brussels. — Ilie exhibitions of per cent. The 43 dioceses report- nary, in an impressive ceremony Noll, Bishop of Fort Wayne. queathed to Catholic institutions godlessness and atheism in Soviet They could not meet girls of their own faith and preferred than two years after his appoint­ in the Chaldean Cathedral of and causes. Archbishop Curley mg represent approximately 60 ment to that see. Re was bom in After outlining the CYO pro­ Russia, which the International to keep unmarried rather than to get into mixed marriages. per cent of the total elementary Mosul. The new priests all cele­ received $2,000 to be used for the Commission Pro Deo has been the neighboring town of Urkopali, brated their first Masses for the gram The News-Sentinel declares: Society for the Propagation of The priests were eager, therefore, to get them settled on school enrollment in the country March 7, 1877. "Here, we submit, is a program sponsoring in several countries for special intention of His Holiness. the Faith. some time, will be seen in several fsra s, knowmg that the struggling Church would not sur­ and the N. C. W, C. Education de­ People Aid University which has enough variety to catch cities of Belgium within the near vive in the new country unless they did so. partment estimates the figure of Fribourg, Switzerland.— For the Coptic Bishop Die* and hold the interest of every boy future. The exhibits, which are 1.9 per cent loss will obtain for first time in almost a half-centnry Vatican City.— The Vatican has and girl. It combines wholesome Swiss Suicide Rate Is sponsored for the puipose of re­ the entire country. of existence, the University of been notified of the death of the recreation with useful training. Kenrick permitted F.ther Hogan to nnderUke hi. Most Rev. Francis Basil Bistauros, Lower Among Catholics vealing to the peoples of the difficult muiionary work, bat would not command him to do it. The Forty-two archdioceses and dio­ Fribourg has appealed to the “ We greet the founding of the Vienna.— A treatise just pub­ ceses that made complete returns Coptic Bishop of El Minya. Bish­ CYO with high hopes of its serv­ world the extent and true char­ Catholics of Switzerland for finan­ lished by Dr. Eric Waldstein .re­ acter of Soviet Russia’s war J!Ittl*.d^fir.”t*^ * with Irish name., people who had for high schools reveal a total en­ cial assistance. On the first Sun­ op Bistauros was born Oct. 16, ice to the commumty and we wish Miilourf R U“ !‘ od State, and then had gone to 1879, in the Diocese of Thebes. ports an ever-growing propensity against God and reli^on, were rollment of 162,229 students. day of Advent special collections it every success.” for suicide in Switzerland. In the “ rut how C-tholic. and could giro no expUnation He was named Bishop of El Minya “ The organization,” the edito­ shown for the first time in Geneva, about how they had lost, the faith. It wa. obrion. that they had This was a gain of 1,866 students were taken up in all the churches first five years of this century there in 1933. The exhibits have or nearly 1.2 per cent over the in August, 1926. rial says, "cannot fail to raise the of the dioceses. were 788 suicides per 10,000 in­ been held in Lausanne, London, thr’*fo1dl’ *'*"** “ «'• to keep them in returns for 1931-32 when these Birth Control Scored Woman, 91, I* Confirmed standards of citizenship and moral­ habitants of Switzerland; the aver­ London.— Supported by her 72- ity and health of this commnnity. and Sheffield, England, and Paris. dioceses reported a total high The Hague.—.A conference on age was 1,012 in the five years In the next few months exposi­ year-old daughter, a woman of 91 It comes at a time when youth school population of 160,373. This Christian marriage has been held from 1926 to 1930. Since then tions will be held in Norway, Hol­ increase, however, was consider­ here under the auspices of the approached the altar at Wisbech, needs guidance more than it e^’er this number has further increased. Cambridgeshire, to be confirmed land, Austria, Yugoslavia, and 12 acquir^ for a chapel and bring quarter. becauM water persuted in ably less than the gains reported Catholic League for Large Fami­ did before.” As in Germany, in Switzerland it cities o f the United States in addi­ lathering under «». hog. delighted in wallowing in the mud, and their in previous high school surveys. lies, now in its 15th year. by the Bishop of Northampton, the Among the activities to be un­ appears that the curve of suicides Most Rev. Laurence Youens. tion to Belgium. It is believed that the period The speakers, among whom dertaken by the CYO under the changes almost exactly in the same hou.e when he .crat^ed hi. back again.t the floor, prored too much covered by the 1933-34 survey were Dr. Huddleston-Slater, Rot­ Philosopher Passes care of special committees of proportion as confessional struc­ Louvain.— The untimely death Going to L. S. U? for the musioMry. The priest built a church at Chillicothe, but when marked the bottom of the depres­ terdam obstetrician; Dr. Boer, priests and laymen are: ture. Where the Catholic popula­ c ° 1 there found only one Catholic woman. She wai the wife sion as far as Catholic schools are president of The Hague branch of the Rev. Rene Kremer, C.SS.R., Americanization, Big Brother tion is in the majority, the curve of a lai^er, who wa. haring a hard time making a bring. The concerned. The sacrifices made of the league, and the Ministers of removes from the field of philos­ work, study clubs on social justice, is sinking, while it goes up where frontier had little use for lawyers. The priest wiped out hi. treasury by school official^ teachers, and National Defense and of Justice, ophy an eminent Catholic writer. oratory and debates, manual train­ the Catholics form a smaller por­ by P>rioS a S200 mortgage and saying the lahryor’. home, but wa. parents in maintaining the Catho­ scored the attempts^ that are be­ A graduate of the Superior Insti­ ing, vocational direction, employ­ tion of the population. rewarded by the sincere conrer.ion of the attorney and the Baptism lic school system were rewarded ing made to disseminate contra­ tute of Philosophy of Loilvain, ment, and athletics. founded by the late Cardinal Mer­ 1 'l**^**''®*^- When the church was built, a contractor who to the extent that the losses in ceptive literature in Holland. They Archbishop Preaches at claimed he had been a man of high importance in Chicago collected in school enrollments were com­ appealed for increased govern­ rier, he acquired an international Women Told “Nagging Is adrance when the pne.t was sUrting out on a long journey, then sold paratively small during this trying ment aid for large families. reputation as an authority on mod­ Aged Priest’s Funeral the Btone that had b^n bought for the foundations fubstituted a much period. em philosophical trends. Among Violation of Justice” Milwaukee, Wise. — Archbishop Olympic Champion Wed* his bMt Itnown works are “ The cbeaiMr stone, and disappeared. The priest had to hare a new founda­ Dublin. — Dr. P. O’Callahan, Green Bay, Wise.— “ Nagjging is Stritch preached the sermon and tion built when he returned. He wanted Archbishop Kenrick to put American Neo-realism” and “ The a violation of justice in the gave the final absolution at the Olympic hammer-throwing cham­ Theory of Knowledge in English another priest at Chillicothe so that he could look after work he had PRIEST PROVES pion, who recently refused an home,” the Rev. Basil Reuss, 0. funeral Mass for the Rev. John put under way in Southern Missouri, but the Archbishop had nobody Neo-reaUsm.” He was also a fre­ Praem., professor at St. Norbert’s Bieniarz, 72, retired pastor, who WIDE INTEREST offer to take a position in Ameri­ quent eontributor to the Louvain to send, and Father Hogan had a great time spending a month here ca, was married to Miss Kittle college, said in an address before died suddenly here. * month thereg with the people clamoring for him in ▼^ious places. Nep-scholastic Review of Philos­ the Catholic Woman’s club here. IN PHILOSOPHY O’Reilly at Mount Melleray ophy. monastery. Writer of Obscana Book Fined 2 New York Priests He tells of finding, a woman dying and giring her the sacraments Plattsburgh, N. Y.— The neat Convert Nobleman Confirmed London. — Scathing criticism J^uits Teach 15,925 Have Golden Jubilees in a place where no priest had erer risited. She had prayed that she interest of the common people in Munich.— The Master of Semp- was dealt out by Justice Goddard Students in Province New York, N. Y. — Two New would get the Last Rites and God answered her prayers. He tells of a philosophy is evidenced in the re­ hill, English nobleman and world- to the author of an obscene book New York, N, Y. — Jesuit sec­ York priests marked their golden poor woman’s giring birth to twins, a boy and a girl, in a. wretched markable reception given a series famous flier, who recently was re­ when, at the Leeds assizes, the ondary and higher educational in­ sacerdotal jubilee in solemn rites and uolatcd ubin, while her husband was away looking for work. of weekly lectures on philosophy ceived into the Church at St. judge fined William Hen^ Waldo stitutions in the Maryland-New here. The Rev. F, X. Kelly, rector The mother died and the priest, thinking of the porerty in the birth delivered here by the Rev. Albert James’ in London, was confirmed Sabine $2,500, to be paid within York province have a total of of St. John’s church, Kingsbridm, at Bethlehem, baptiaed the twins, calling them Joseph and Mary. They Chevalier, O.M.I., of St Peter’s seven days, or in default sentenced 15,926 students, of which 7,561 offered his Jubilee Mass in tiie soon joined their mother in hearen and the poor distracted father church. The two local dailies Young Carmelite Wins him to eight >months in prison. are enrolled in Fordham uni­ presence of Cardinal Hayes, and came back to find his little home wiped out. Bishop Hogan tells of Seaman’s Club Flourishing carry very complete accounts of Many Degrees in Rome versity. the Rev. John F. Lonergan, chap­ the,horrors of journeying by s ^ e coach from Hannibal to St. Joseph, all the lectures. When the papers Antwerp.— The club for Cath­ lain of Calvary cemetery, said his a distance of 200 miles, requiring 48 honrs behind four horses. In began to cut reports of Father Pittsburgh, Pa.— The Rev. Pat­ olic seamen here Is very popular. Ohio’s Bicycle Priest Jubilee Mass in St. Patrick’s Cathe­ the summer the heat was unbearable and in the winter the cold was Chevalier’s talks following a rick Murray, O.Carm., son of Pitts­ For the past two years. Father dral, where he offered his first awful. The coach was always crowded and the suffering passengers, Methodist minister’s protest over burgh’s late Police Captain P. J. Boogaers, formerly a missionary Has 81st Name’s Day Mass 50 years ago. losing sleep and rattling orer horrendous roads, were tortured. Once their appearance, the number of Murray, is back from Rome -with in the United States and a war Fostoria, Ohio.— The Rev. Am­ when the priest was a r,rs*enger, an inexperienced drirer stalled the objections from readers forced the degrees of Doctor of Philosophy, chaplain in the Belgian army, has brose A. Weber, who gained fame Pioneer Pennsylvania Bernie Bierman coach in a badly flooded field, A passenger took charge and, inasmuch editors to resume the printing of Lector of Theology of the Carme­ been serving as chaplain to Cath­ years ago as Ohio’s “ priest on a Bernie Bierman, above, coach of as the horses biJked at pulling the coach farther, unhitched the horses complete accounts of the lectures. lite order, Doctory of Divinity of olic sailors in Antiyerp. 'The club’s bicycle,’’ • celebrated his 81st Charity Nun Is Dead University of Minnesota’s cham­ and he and the priest went to a farm house, were they'got four oxen, I^st year, in his first series, the the Sapeinza university of Rome, traveling library is a prominent name’s day and his 30th jubilee as Greensburg, Pa. — Sister M. pionship eleven, reportedly may go which pulled the coach to dry land. The fare for the 200-mile priest covered Catholic dogma, and Master of Philosophy of the feature of the establishment. Last pastor of St. Wendelin’s church Scholastics, pioneer Charity nun to Louisiana State as grid mentor journey was $16; in addition, one had to figure on $4 for food. and, after the completion of his faculty of philosophy of the Gre­ year almost 16,000 books w.ere here. As a young pries$ he covered of Southwestern Pennsylvania, to succeed Capt. “ Biff” Jones, who When we get the depression blues, let us think a little of Missouri present philosophical series, he gorian university, Rome. He will read, of which.31 per cent were an immense territory including 17 died at Seton Hill college after resigned after a row with Senator J m I before the Civil war. will treat of ethics. teach in Chicago. of an educational character stations on his bicycle. spending 57 years as a sister. Huey Long.