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Catholic President Would As Free to Act As Any Other

Catholic President Would As Free to Act As Any Other

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N a tio n a l N a tio n a l Catholic President Would Section Section THE As Free to Act as Any Other REGISTER NO PRESSURE FROM CHURCH, SAYS VETERAN LEGISLATOR (Name Registered in the U. S. Patent Office) MSMaia os AUDIT aUtlAU os eiaCULATIONt Thli PiDcr li ConMcwd with NCWC Wuhlnctos N»w» Hwdquirten by lU Own L**Md WU». O*® Washington.—Stretching Papal infallibility to aSyii N#*i rid*. »*rvle., Mlnloii Servk**, lUUflou* mean more than it actually includes is leading N tm Photo* sad NCWC Pklure S«rvlc* many to conclude that a CaUiolic President would THURSDAY, JUNE 11. 1959 3 New Causes be bound in a special way to an outside authority, a Catholic Senator said. Are Introduced The legislator, Senator Eugene J. McCarthy .—The causes of of Minnesota, was interviewed for the June 8 issue the founder of the Xaverian MLstiofury Fathers and of two of the New Republic by Gilbert A. Harrison, editor Spanish martyrs have been and publisher of Uie weekly truth and of supernatural per taken under consideration by journal. the Sacred Congregation of The legislator, a (^tholic and fection." The doctrine, however, he Riles. formerly professor at the Col­ Subjects o f consideration are lege of S t Thomas, S t Paul, added, also applies "to certain actions and decisions which are Guido Maria Conforti, Arcb- said he thinks those who feel a part of the temporal and poll bisbop-Bishop of Parma whose there is a "Catholic issue” in tical order, which involve in Xaverian priests are found in politics make “an assumption the U.S. in the Archdioceses of that the do^matisra of Catholi­ terpretatioD and application of Boston and Milwaukee and in cism is incompatible with the ethical conclusions." But, he pointed out. “Protestants, too, the Diocese of Worcester, philosophy of democracy," or pass judgment on the temporal Mass. what is called Americanism. Also examined were the srrit- Applies fo Moral, scene." ings relating to Dominican Fa Asked for his comment on ther Domenico fbsgci de Er- Religions Teaching what Harrison called "a wide­ Infallibility, be told the editor, quida and eight companions XfillMna Dominique Pire (center) spread feeling that the Cath­ Anne rranK Vlliagc of , winner, rather than applying in detail who were martyred at Nagasaki olic Church— clergy and laymen is shown performing the symbolic brick-laying ceremony for to decisions in the practical on Aug. 14,1633, and those con- —Is ruled by a few at the top order, "applies primarily to re- cem iog the cause o f Maria di the new village of Anne Frank near Wuppertal, (jermgny. Otto and that, therefore, no Cath Lgious and moral teachings be­ San Giuseppe Parra, a Daughter Frank (left), father of Anne Frank, the now famous Jewish girl olic is really fr e e ’ in the sense yond those dictated by a natural of Mary, who was kidnapped by who died in a Nazi concentration camp, watches the ceremony. that other Americana are free,' law or obtainable by human soldiers in 1910 at DegoUado. This is the sixth European village that Father Pire has built for the legislator replied that the reason—questions of revealed Spain. She and a companion war . answer requires a distinction were burned to death when they between strict religious sanc­ refused the soldiers' demands. LAWYER ANTICIPATED MAINE RULING tions applied within the Church Archbishop Conforti was or­ on her members and the use of dained for the Diocese of Parma Icivil action to sustain thq in 1888 and in 1695 founded the State Laws W ay to Bus Rides 'church's position. missionary society under the Individual Must patronage of St. . Brooklyn, N.Y.— (Special)— Icipated the Maine decision. Kentucky provides payment (or In 1007 be was named Bishop An article pointing to action by which on May 26 ruled that a the rides from general funds, Make /udgment of Psrma where be served for state legislatures as the best city ordinance of Augusta, thus avoiding danger of illegal­ In the area of civil acUon, he 24 years while at the same time way to insure bus rides for Me., granting rides to non-pub­ ity when there are laws limit­ said, "the individual Catholic fulfilling the duties of Superior parochial school children ap­ lic school children is not valid ing school appropriations to legislator or office holder is the General of bis religious insti­ peared in The Catholic Lawyer, without enabling legislation by public school use. one who must make the final In the parables of the Lost for the sinner to that of a shepherd for hia tute. In 1928 he visited the published shortly before the the state lawmakers. The author also warned that prudent judgment. L O n S O lQ T IO n sheep, the Lost Coin, and sheep, who, losing ,one of them, leaves the 99 bouses of his congregation in Maine Supreme Court said sub­ 18 STATES HAVE those who believe "all children “He may acknowledge that the Prodigal Son, which are in the desert and goes after the one wbldh is China and died in 1931. stantially the same thing. BUS-RIDE LAWS belong in public schools" invari­ h 1 s Church authorities are rOr )in n c iS recounted one after U>e other lost; or to the woman who has 10 drachmas and, ably intervene when such laws losing one. UghU a lamp and searches carefully Regular diocesan processes in­ In the article, (George E The article points out that strongly opposed to such and in Luke i t . 1-32, Jeaus expreaaes God'a love for are attempted. until she finds it; or, finilly. to the father of vestigating his cause were be­ Reed, associate director of the 18 states now have such laws: such practice, but the legislator tinnen and ready forgivenesa when they repent Against them he cites the the prodigal son, who welcomed him home with gun in 1941 and his writings National Catholic Welfare Con­ Alaska, California, Connecticut, himself hu to make the practl The parablet were told as the result of the Everson case, in which the U. S. gladness after be bad wandered astray in riotous were approved in 1946. ference Legal Department, anti- Illinois, Indiana. Kansas, Ken­ cal Judgment whether it is con­ murmuring of the Scribes and Phariaees. “ Now Supreme Court upheld New tucky, Louisiana, Maryland. ducive to the common good or the publicans and sinners were drawing near to living. Jersey's buarides-for-all statute. There is but one thing to remember m all Michigan, Mississippi. N e w not to make a law in a specl Him to listen to Kim. And the Pharisees and The true strength o f the Ever­ fic area." these parables— the repentance of the sinner is Hampshire, New Jersey, New Scribes murmured, saying. This man welcomes son case, he writes, is rooted in presupposed. Catholics N ot Trying , New York, Oregon, In reply to the publisher, the sinners and eats with them'." the part of the First Amend­ Rhode Island, and West Vir­ lawmaker assured him that in Then Jeaus proceeded to liken Cod’s love ment that prohibits states from his 10 years in Congress he hai ginia. interfering in citizens' free exer­ To Subvert Protestants Mr. Reed writes that, “ al­ never been pressured by cise of their religion. When Bishop favoring a certain courae though the legislative road is states want to pass laws mak­ New York City.— “Protestants any other conceivable adminis­ of action and that be has never PRIESTLY SANCTITY IS CITED frequently a long one, it af­ ing it possible for parents to should try to recognize that tration.’* Any Catholic Presi­ bad a legislative recommenda­ fords the best prospect of ulti­ exercise their right of sending POPE CALLS IT CHIEF STRENGTH OF CHURCH American Roman Catholics are dent would “lean over beck- tion from any Bishop in his own mate inccess, especially if children to schools of their no threat to them nor do they ward to avoid even the sngges state. the sheep may heed Ibe. voice the legislation is carefully choice, such laws are valid Vatican City,— “Truly the Drat obeyed bis request to refrain try to be.” tion of influence." Most U.8. Catholics who of the Shepheri and follow Him, drafted." under the Everson ruling, Mr. and principal atrength of the from cheering. This was the advice given by have given serious attention and thus result in the one fold- He warns that opponents of Reed argues. • Church" is the sanctity of the The Holy Father and 18 Card­ the Rev. Gustave Weigel, SJ., to the matter, he said, would which the Heart of ar­ Initiol Plans Node such bus rides consistently at­ The Catholic la w yer is pub­ priesthood. Pope John XXUl inals assisted at Benediction. professor of theology at Wood- be opposed to a union of dently desires.” For World Council tack the laws on the grounds of lished by the SL John's Uni­ made this assertion at a Holy Before the Holy Hour began, the stock College, in an article ap­ Church and State abonJd Cath­ In the form of a prayer, the the separation of Church and versity School of Law. Hour service in St. Peter's Bas­ Pope outlined the projects for pearing in Christtonity and Vatican City. — Under the olics constitute a majority in Pope asked God to “end hatreds, State, in spite of the fact that ilica marking the F eu t of the which be asked aU to pray. Crisis. Protestant b i - w e e k l y presidency of Cardinal Tardini, this country. placate dissensions, and may the the U.S. Supreme Court itself ‘Worker’ Faces Ruin Sacred Heart. “ A b o v e all," the P o n t iff journal edited by Dr.,John C. Vatican Secretary of State, the The Senator declared his be­ Divine Redeemer finally grant has flatly ruled such rides are New York. — "We have ex­ said, “we pray that the gifts Bennett and Dr. Reinbold Nie­ Pontifical Preparatory Commis­ lief that whether or not a Cath­ Entering the Basilica on foot, the triumphant justice sought for the public benefit and do hausted our sources of credit. buhr. of the Union Theological sion for the Ecumenical Council olic becomes Presidept depends the Pontiff look part in cere­ of the Divine Spirit may direct by so many of our children. not breach the C2iurcb-State We have come to the end of Seminary in New York. held its first major session. on the personality of the candi­ monies also marking the world­ the work of preparation for the "May there reign that spirit “wall." [Everson v. Board of our resources," ran an editorial In one of three articles by Material collected will be date and on the issues. “ Catholi­ wide day of priestly sanctifies Ecumenical Council. We look of sincere co-operaUon which Education. 330 U.S. 1 (1947)] appeal in the W orker [formerly (^tholics in the joumid. Fa­ sent to the Bishops of the world cism itself," be said, “would not tion. He stressed the religious for a great event, so that the alone can guarantee true peace Mr. Reed cites Kentucky's Daily Worker], the only na­ ther Weigel said that Protes­ for advice and suggestions. It is be an insuperable obstacle in roy nature of the rite to thousands interior structure of the Church and ordered progress for all law as a model one for those tional English-language Com­ tants are “nervous" over the expected that the Palace of the opinion.” [NCJWC Wire] present, who respectfully may receive new vigor, that ail nations of the world. [N(WC drafting legislation to give munist newspaper in the U. S. lessening of Protestant power Congregations in the Trastevere Radio and Wire] rides to all state pupils without A drive for $60,000 netted only in the U.S., but that there “ is district will be headquarters for discrimination. He notes that $7,908. no ground for their nervousness the preparatory committees. in Catholicism." “The American Catholics do Brooklyn Priest not consider Protestantlam as HOSPITALS' SPIRITUAL GOALS their great preoccupation nor do they pay much attention to it," Distributes U.S. the theologian said. FIRST, BISHOP SHEEN ASSERTS In the same issue of Ckris- tionity ohd Crists, Thomas F. St. Louli.—Catholic hospitals Catholic hospital different from wu the featured speaker at O'Dea, a professor of socioI,>gy should be known primarily for all others, as day ia from nigbL" the 44th annual naUonal con­ Relief in It Fordbam University Grsdkste tbeir apiritual activities. It is Auxiliary Bishop Fulton J. vention of the CHA in Kiel By J a m e s C. O’N n u. Sheen of New York stressed this Auditorium. School here, said that "P 'ot- "the living presence of the .— A Brooklyn-born Spiritual and O)rporal Works challenge to 5.000 Catholic Hos­ "If the Catholic hospital," estants and Protestantism today priest, known admiringly to of Mercy that must make the pital Association delegates. He Bishop Sheen warned, “seeks are having to accept something some 88 “handy Andy Landi,” is merely to have the best facili- less than the centi^ and domi­ one of the most popular and ap­ Ues, the largest and best- nant position they have long preciated Americans in Italy to­ rounded staff, or, even worse, a had In American culture and so­ day. SAYS SMUT PEDDLERS healthy annual profit for its ciety." He is Monsignor Andrew P. activities, it is failing in its LACK OF PROPORTION Landi. director of the NCWC mission.'' SEEN IN DISCUSSION TO DOUBLE BUSINESS Catholic Relief Services in this Underscoring the primacy of country and dispenser of the Discussion of the poeslbility Loa Angeles. ■— “ Something Clubs. “Merchants of filth.'' she the spiritual over the material, charity of CatboUc Americans. that the next U.S. President must be done about mail order said, will double tbeir business the Bishop urged the delegates One o f the four U.S. priests may be a Catholic, he said, ii smut and now is the time. if not halted now. to begin a new search for ways brought in by the U.S. Army in marked by "tenseness and lack Otherwise between 700,000 and Mrs. Gifford offered the club to emphasize the spiritual rea- October. 194^ to see to the dis­ of sense of proportion. 1,000,000 U.S. children will re­ women a four-point program to ion for the existence of the tribution of clothing for the "No Catholic President would ceive unsolicited and obscene eliminate pornographic mail­ Catholic hospital. war-ravaged Italian people. or could alter the American literature through the mail this ings; I) Draw public attention It is the soul, the prelate Monsignor Landi expected to Constitution. . . Anyone with an year.” to the practice; 2) urge parents noted, “that constitutes the ounce of political shrewdness Mrs. Chloe Gilford, president, to help arrest mailers of smut; person who is seen in every stay three months, but remained knows that the sounded this challenge to more 3) mobilize community support bed.” He asked for "a new to run the office which now Seated beneath After offering incense before the Blessed numbers 120 employes and has as a religious group would have than 1,000 delegates at the 68th behind law enforcement: and concern for the poor and a Sacrament placed on the altar in front of the far less influence upon a Cath­ annual convention of the Gen­ 4) rally public opinion behind use of suffering's great po­ Predicts Final Victory ,he ancient divisions all over Italy. Arch of Constantine in Rome which honors the Arch, the Pope, pointing to the nearby Roman olic President than upon almost eral Federation of Women's suffer legislaUon. tential (or the salvation of Part of the reason Monsignor first Christian Emperor of Rome, Pope John Colosseum, declared; “ Here the blood of early souls.” Landi is greeted everywhere he XXIII spoke at the colorful and solemn rites Christian martyrs flowed." Just as the Church In this way, Bishop Sheen goes u an American ambassa­ on the Feast of Corpus (Thristi, commemorating emerged triumphant over ancient persecutions, concluded, the (lu r c h ’s invest- dor of good will and practical LISTENING IN ment of people and talents in Sacrament on Holy be said, so would it .overcome present difficul­ aid is found in the following sta- ties and achieve final victory. the Catholic hospital system will! tiatics; What the Counter Reformation Did 'be justified before G^. $117,000,000 GIVEN The CHA. begun in 1915. has IN SUPPLIES Many abuses had grown up in the Church.,Catholics at the beginning. It ran from 1545 to representatives Jn l.^^hospi- SUPPORTS UN YEAR His office has distributed not in doctrine b u t^ i practice, that gave some' 1563. This w u the Counter Reformation. ihe US. and Canada more than $117,000,000 worth of excuse to those wh6 left the fold at the time The Council w u Ecumenical because it was POPE TO ADDRESS WORLD BY RADIO JUNE 28 relief supplies, in addition to of the Reformation.' Among these evils were S.J., CHA executive director.i . handling 80 per cent of 905,200 called by the Pope. It wu not universally at­ Jobn,em phuize the need for action I Catholic Charities, and the nepotism, the use of high office to pve discussed problems of cost »ndi v v „ , , . ,_i tons of relief materials, 863.957 tended at any time. Only ten Bishops were in NCWC Catholic Relief Services. undeserved honors and wealth to one’s business administration faced marshaling the full,on behalf of refugees. A contri tons of food, 18,021 tons of Trent when the Council w u opened; only 37 support of the Holy See for theibulion to the UN refugee fund A relatives; the multiplication of bene- by all hospitals. Since World In the U. S„ President Eisen- clothing, and 23,222 tons of attended the second session; a year liter the World Refugeeicontinuu a policy begun byibower expressed the hope that ^ fices. whereby a man might be given War II prices for equipment medical supplies supplied by number w u 72; there were as many u 255 at Year. Included in bis programiPius XII to spur nations to as-Uhe World Refugee Year might several dioceses or several parishes in­ have skyrocketed, he said, and America and distribute by the the final session. This Anal number, however, are a radio address, diplomaticisist victims of persecution. Ibe to the field of humanity what stead of one. in order that be might collect a Pontifical Relief Organization. represented only a fraction of the Bishops, Nev-i'^f.'*“**“"* i?*^" ***’’ action, a new postage stamp These moves by Pope John the International (geophysical larger income. There w u a loosening of ecclesi- More than 900 orphan chil­ erlheless the Council bad been properly organ- Year w u to the advancement utical discipline, which took the news easily Another trend in hospful •'“* * contribution to are in line with his prerioui dren have been placed in ized, w u summoned by the Holy See, and no one of science. The World Refugee that some of the priests were not leidlng good senice is the feet that there .the I’N'•'Pfu8« fund. works on behalf of refu^ . homes by his office, and bU who knows the law h u ever raised a question u are about 227 employes for ‘^e world When he wu Apostolic Dele- Year in America coincides with lives, or that monks or mins were not living in staff continues to supply a va­ to its validity. All the Bishops were invited. It 'will be made by the Pontiff gate to Greece and Turkey and the new fiscal year beginning their cloisters. There wu the money-making every 100 patients in the aver riety of services for thou­ w u not necessary that all come to mike it can­ June 28. the day the World Apostolic Nuncio to , the July 1. IN'CWC Radio and craze in the conduct of high tribunals, and an age hospital. This figure was sands of r e fu g e e s , mostly onical. Civil rulers were not at all enamored of Refugee Year begins in many then Cardinal Ronealli devoted Wire) aping of the nobility by Churchmen who should given by W. I. Christopher. the meeting, because they knew that it was countries of the world. The UN considerable effort to war vic­ from Yugoslavia, in Italian have been serving God and their fellnwmen. CH.A director of personnel bound to cripple them in their desire to use the resolution suggested that the tims. ramps. Protestantism, however, bad little to offer in serviee. (Hiurch for their own selfish games. year begin in June but set no The Holy See hu encouraged Seminarians’ Growth The future o f Monsignor the sbepe of reel reform, end itself Introduced r*th«r Jobs Huneoskr, 0*vr- Votes were mlricted to Bishops, Abbots. I eitetta specific dale. Catholic support for such Chicago. — The enrollment in Landi's mission in this country miny evils. and beads of religious orders. No absentee v o tin g p m ia rn t. H* lucmd* sioiui By diplomatic action the Holy; groups as the Intergovernmen- the arcbdiocesan Quigley Pre­ and the role of American aid is w u allowed. Groups were not permitted to volelJU^i; a See will, through its represen- tal Committee for European Mi- paratory Seminary stands at clear. NCWC-CRS are no longer Council oi Trent by nations. They had to vote as individuals prr«idFnt-*i*ci. tatives around the world, en .gration and the Standing Con- U26, twice the figure of seven helping war-torn people, but Theologians and canon lawyers were called upon courage various nations to un ference of Voluntary Human yean ago. A further increase of Italy has Z(X)0.000 unemployed, Saved Christianity^ to discuss vinous problems, but they w^re not pmidmi. Faiiier Jotao konumrirr.idertake additional efforts lo aid Agencies Working (or Refugees, 22 per cent is foreseen in the 4,000.000 partially employed, (^ristianity was uved unqueslionslily by the permitted tolo vutevote nucx, Art. the remaining refugees of war Members of the latter organi- next two years. A special arcb­ and great areas of poverty with Council of Trent, which wu a genuine Ecumeni Each subject for discussion w u presented m?A''i * h^cwpiui" i^h*st*i\ liinn ..and persecution. ration include the International diocesan collection to expand which the national economy can­

cal (,'^ouncil. guided bg the Holy Spirit, but,by « e of the legates, and w u then studied E s t h e r f i s d s i i d r*n>*ini| stamps of the State of Vati-iCatholic Migration Commisiion, seminary facilities was ordered not cope. [N(TWC Radio and which was not at all popular with sume— of_i ihei,u . . . II fuuumf esecuuv* dir*eioi^^^^ prepared toithe In ten tion a l Conference of (Turn to Pape 3 — Column 3} (sew e wire) by Archbishop Altlert G. Meyer.|wire] TH E REGISTER CATHOLICS WINNING FIGHT Left 'Indelible' Marks FOR AID TO FRENCH SCHOOLS Of Progress on Diocese were at that time granted to Paris. — Faced by sharply National Assembly, they hold Covington, Ky.—No previous Bishop of Covington in 1949. parenta of Catholic school stu­ rising costs and enrollments, 160 of the 260 seats in the Bbbop of Covington Idt "such Under hb tenure, the CathqUp France's Catholic schools may former and S80 of the 600 dents. and these were in­ indelible” marks of progress population of the diocese grew creased in 1955. [NCWC Radio soon get increased government seats in the latter, the largest on the diocese as the late Bishop from 65,000 to 87,000; the num­ and Wire] aid, but probably not without majorities favoring state aid William T. Mulloy, declared ber of parishes went from .69 more of the bitter political to Catholic schools in more Archbishop Karl J. Alter of to 60; the number of priests strife the school question has than 30 years. Cincinnati at b b funeral. from 125 to 207; and the ni!m- stirred up intermittently for At present Catholic schools Archbishop Alter cited the ber of sbters from 773 to 97?- more than 150 years. receive no direct State aid, bat Pope Demands numerous projects undertaken government subsidies have been The reason for the latest by Bishop MuUoy—"new par­ hope is a statement in favor of paid to parents of Catholic ishes, new elementary schoob, school children since 1951. The the schools by a powerful group Sound Training new high scbocU, a new col­ PAFE is now proposing to in­ of legislators. New tactics, on lege. a new seminary, new hos­ the other band, have already crease these subsidies so that pitals—seven in number— a poor parents will not have to been unleashed by the leftist In Seminaries new retreat house, a new mon­ pay anyt^g out of their own opposition, headed by the Com­ Vatican City,—Seminary ^e^ astery for contempUtives, and pockets to send their children renovated Cathedral”—as munists. tors were cautioned by Pope to a Catholic school, achievements that “bear testi­ The legislators, who have John XXm to be wary of edu­ The PAFE statement fol­ mony to h b abounding zeal and called on Parliament to give cation systems that would al­ lowed last month’s meeting in dynamic energy.” more State aid to Catholic low seminarians to go through Caen at which close to 80,000 Bishop Mulloy’s active pro­ schools, are members of a training without sound spiri­ Catholic parents from all motion of the Uturgical move­ group called the Parliamentary tual direction. parts of the country asked, ment. hjs support of the hy­ Association for Freedom of Edu- The Holy Father told heads with the support of the men’s retreat movement, and catioi (PAFE). Comprising mar of 16 Italian regional seminar­ French Bishops, for more ies in which 3,500 are enrolled hb participation in the work of jorities In both the Senate and Father Theodore M. Hesburgh, C.S.C., Notre State assistance for Church that “some people are of the the National, Catholic Rural Dame president, who read the citation; Arch and other private schools. opinion that the traditions of 'Outstanding Layman' umveraitya Life Conference w e r e also bishop Egldio Vagnozzl, U.S. Apostolic Delegate, Broodcasters' Assn. The controversy over Catho- the past must be considered 1959 Laetare Medal, given annually to an out­ prabed. Bbhop MuUoy formerly standing Catholic layman, was presented to who gave the Invocation; Mr. Murphy; and Di. lis education goes back more outdated and that new systems served as NCRLC president and Deputy Under-Secretary of State Robert D. Mur­ Charles Malik, president of the U n lW Nations Will Meet in Detroit than a century and a half to and ideas should be adopted." was interested particularly in phy, at a testimonial dinner in Washington. General Assembly, principal speaker at the pres­ the time of the French Revolu­ Though no one will deny the the plight of migrant workers. entation ceremonies. Detroit.— Pope Pius X ll’s en­ tion, when Catholic control of advantage of using new means Pictured on that occasion are, left to right, Pontifical Requiem Mass was cyclical on communication me­ the schools was bit bard by for sound development, the offered in the Basilica of St. Bishop William T. MnQoy > dia, Miranda Prorsus, will be anti-Church laws. Pope said, “ no one should MARITAXN'S IDEAS ARE INGRAINED Mary by Archbishop John A. the theme o f the Catholic Anti-clericalism w eak en ed ignore the extraordinary care Floersh of LouisviUe. Beside -4 Broadcasters' Association meet­ during and after , required by the youthful soul.” Arcbbbbop Floerah, four other MY VISIT WITH LUCY ing in Detroit June 17-19. and many religious schools were He warned specifically CASTRO MOVED BY HUMANISM Bishops participated in the final S*»r cf tiu Fatlmi MtiMg* * absolutions, Archbishop Alobius i a

bjHi t Tii T H E REGISTER Peace Group Lauds LISTENING IN Hits State Plan NATO Achievements (Continued From Pope One) especially well qualified theologians and canon­ As W ebtter’s Neto Intcnuttonol Dicllonary Of Birth Control WuhioctoQ.— “A higher imit7 "It w u from this Christian ists. Arguments were often heated. The subject concedes: “The Reformation lobn hardened, and Hirrlsburg, Pa. — "A defeat within the iret which c«n- commonity,” said the Commit w u reported back to the assembled Bishops for lost the support lu g ely of the humanists and for the traditional Christian prlMd a good deal ol ancient tee on Juridical Institutions of their consideration. Finally the decree w u pro­ altogetbu of the peasants. Opposing sects speed­ viewpoint on the morality of the Catholic Association for In­ Chiiftendom" wu singled out mulgated In a general session, of which there ily appeared. Intolerant not only of the Church contraception.” ai perhape the greatest achiere- ternational Peace on the 10th were altogether twenty-five. of Rome, but of each other." This w u a comment made by aient of the North Atlantle anniversary of the alliance, the Pittsburgh Cofholie on the Tteaty Organisation. “that the Institutions of modern action of the Pennsylvania State Itttemetlonal law and organiu nrjfien Profestonts . Reform Speeded fatroMM e/ Sa//eiwri f r o m B o ^ of Public Assistance in tion largely developed. Come to Council passing a resolution directing NERVOUS AND MENTAL B y S tro n y Pope “In a world where respect for It w u hoped that Protestants would come to When Paul in knew that a council could social workers to recommend international law and organiu the C o n i^ and discuss problems with the Cath­ DISORDERS . . . not be brought together ipoedily, be appointed birth control in eases where ma­ tion is retarded by deep ideo­ olic leaden. They did come in large numbers Many noranaa cele­ a comminion of four Cardinals, including Con- terial health Is involved and re- logical rifts, there appears to be in 1591, but it w u soon evident that the doc­ Ugious “scruptei" are not brated throoghout tarlnl and Caraffa, to correct abuses in the the year In the first good reason to turn to this trinal breach had grown very wide. It w u not corlal offices of the Roman eourt In every case, vloUted. church in America community for inspiration and pouible to heal it by mere debate. The Council, Public Welfare Secretary Ruth the various departments of government were dedicated In her progress in building a true in^ however, bad granted the Protestants letters of Grigg Horting laid the resolu­ thoroughly cleaned, to get rid of tbs men who hMier. Beg her Bhip tentational juridical order." safe conduct, a guarantee of free speech snd the tion would be implemented "u and latarogasioa. nude a busloen of selling favors, and to bring Ihe CAP praised the alliance use of the S^ptures in debite, with a promise fooB u we can establish careful fees down to strict legal expenses. For information for beginning to develop “ the of no prosecution for anything they would u y guideposts for all staff workers.” Paul m also attacked absenteeism and drove At FBI Commencemenf S iS oSTHu. about the League of characteristics of an institution at the meetings. tor J. Edgu Hoovu (right) and Preston J. Moore, national com­ In an editorial tbe Pittshurgh St Dympbna, No­ for the transaction of serious But the Protestants refused to participate out of Rome 80 Bishops snd Archbishops and mander of the American Legion, at graduation exercises held (M hotie warned that "tbe de­ vena Booklets, Sut- international business.” It called unless the Council would review all the deCTees made them return to the job of personally run­ ues and Uedals, ning their dioceses. It w u necessery time and at the FBI National Academy in Washington. scription of the consciantlous the group's "intangible psycho­ it had already issued and grant the Protestant reservations of tbe opponents vrlte to: again to do thia, but the Papacy won the victory. Disputing a populu contention that this is the "century logical habit of co-operation the theologiana a vote. This w u not possible. Every of contraception u 'religious National Shrine of Many of the religious orders were brought ot the common man," Jlardlnsl Cushing told tbe graduation class NATO way" and “ an indispens­ Catholic scholar knows that a General Council, scruples’ is itself indicative of Si. Dymphna back Into line and forced to live up to their that America's urgent and most compelling need at the moment able basis for fruitful interna­ when its views are accepted by the Papacy, is in­ the attitude which may hence­ rules. Paul IH confirmed the Capuchins and the Is for oncommon men, not common men, to halt the much of MaseiUon, Ohio tional action." [NCWC Wire] fallible. Infallibility could not be extended to forth be e)cpected to prevail. . . Jesuits, and encouraged other orders, new and crime and Communism. what wu well known u heresy. The birth control pressure old, to spread or to take up good works. By group, noted for Its determina­ 1541, the reform of the Chur^ from within wu Paul in, who called the Council, was elected tion and its skill in such mat­ solidly established, entrenched abuses were Pope in one of the shortest conclaves in history A sk and Learn ters, will find its own way of crumbling, and the way w u well prepared for —just a little more than an hour. He w u Alex­ making U unlikely that staff ap­ the work o f the Council o f TYent, whose reform­ Address P. 0. Box Colo, BUSSED MARTIN ander Famese, steeped in the humanist culture 1620, Denver, pointments or promotions in­ ing work is so historic. of the Renaissance. He bad lived according to My htubenif U a cm Ioms f ** the Legion of Mary apostoUte, clude people with 'tcruplet'." the loose standards of bis times, and had ac­ rUkioner al our e liK re h a n d a lubllme work of Catholic Ac COMPUTE LIFE cepted many benefices, to which he bid utterly Couflcii of Trent tpaniU math mere of hit lima tion. New Vicar Apostolic by Ue C M aw , O.P. doing ehareh teorh than ha no right, and also bad various dignities. Gravelbourg, Saak.—The con­ Helped Reform M a ny ipandi with hit famil}-. It ihii J knom lhal map ora itmpied Feetfrlnf Yet in 1513, when he w u aged 45, he bad secration of Blahop Paul Plcbe, V by lha evil tplrilt. Ara ihata A m w • p p fs a e h to w » ttarj been converted to a truly spiritual life, and be Nobody who knows history doubts the effect lha righl ihing la do? OJd.1., u M e u Apostolic o f •f llimri ttartin form. of Trent on Protestants u well u CsthoUcs. To evil tplrilt mho lempt ham on ii Mm It o foidnallne eecavnt tt received Holy Orders only then. Protastantisni Neilhu husband nor wife the Mackenzie w u held in this heingt almayt fallen angelt, or Iht Dft ofid laben al Marlin., had swept Germany, , and England; the faithful, the Council gave a remarkably should let church work, how­ city's Cathedral. His vicariate ■awe rial satfaa a l Iba ikk, ara lhay tomelimat lha totdt of M f w , mat ■aaSy. A tStringly the Turks were at the Danube; and the Church c le u statement of many doctrines, and it also ever g o^ and useful, interfere stretches northward to the Arc­ •k wISi a awtiaea lha damned? '.1 w u in need of soQd reform, not u to doctrine, upheld the highest morili. Protutantlsm in no with their duties toward each tic Ocean. •« tplrlAM l ffvd locial St. Thomw Aquinu, one of tlwS but to rid her o f nepotism, etc. sense w u a moral reform, and it Introduced other and their families. Im­ many novelties of doctrine, which were sheer portant family duties u e in tbe the greatest of all theologians, Order Your Copy Today.* Strong Pope Put heresy. But it would be ridiculous to sssert that order of justice, and work for taught that the spirits that the reforms in Catholic ranks bad no effect on the Church, in tbe order of chu- tempt men on earth are devtls I. f i r i Y « N T $ Reiorms Through the people who had left the Cburch. tty. The demands of strict Jus­ (fallen angels) and not damned Tba eiauad MarHn Sadsty 1 There w u serious battle against reform, even human beings. IS09 Saefb Athland Atmiw The clarity of doctrine and morals u taught tice come before those of ebu- The Angelic Doctor’s argu CUcepe S, llllM ii in the Curia. Paul in took some strong steps by Trent hu had an amazing influence on all ity. ment, given in (Question Ixiz, towud a change for the better. For instance, he the centuries since. The flow of converts Into Your husband seems to. be a article 3, of the Supplement, fol­ made the layman Contarini of Venice, an out­ the Catholic Church from Protestantism hu “willing horse,” and a willing standing advocate of reform, a CardlnaL In the always been extraordinary, and the clarity of horse is always overworked. He lows: In the course of nature AND THEN THE LOCUSTS CAME... following yeu he named Caraffa, Sadoleto, and our doctrines, our attitude of respect for the should tell the othu men of the man can receive no contacts Pole to the Red Hat As Philip Hughes, the his­ Scriptures, our emphasis on moral teaching af­ parish about his family burdens from a separated sonl, since all and made a wuteland of the once torian, states: "Never hu there been a wisu, fecting both clugy and laity, and our constant and suggest that it is only fair man’s knowledge arises from bis comfortable and entirely Catholic readier, or more muniflcent recognition of the insistence on the necessity of accenting revels- that he be relieved of tome of senses, and a disembodied soul cannot exert influence On a village of Acmr (Ethiopia). Before combination of talent and virtue. Never did the UoD and of obedience to the one true Church es­ hii many parish icUvlties by Sacred College show such an array of person­ creature of sense knowledge un­ the plagne these good people had tablished by Christ have been of the utmost im­ others. ality u during this pontificate." portance. Your husband errs in the leu it assumee a body. It is built a Church, school and rectory. Protestantism, perhaps without realizing it, matter of parish sendee by ex­ propu for an angel—a pure On top of their misfortons the gov­ On the other hand, many of the seculu hu been forced into line by sheu shame to cess. This Is a fault, but a gen- spirit—to be accidentally united ernment hu now condemned their rulers were not in favor of the Council, and keep s vast part of the dogmatic snd moral rev­ uous one, and fu less to be to a body. But a disembodied simple school u unsafe for the chll undoubtedly the coolneas of some of the Bishops elations accepted by the Catholic Church, which blamed than that of the great soul has lost, through death, the dren. They must rebuild with the w u owed to this fact A commlasion named by hu always been kept straight in faith through majority of Catholic husbands, only ^ y to which it is truly little left by the locusts. The cost will Paul in set forth decrees in 1538 to reform the Ihe indwelling of the Holy Spirit. who err by defect, i.e., who take adapted. Thus for a damned loui to assume another body is be gZ,500. Could yon possibly help Roman clergy. It is incredible to read some oi little if any interest in church these rules. The clugy were to read their Of­ It might be questioned why we say that activities. not according to its nature. This CROOKED firiitOrkmtIQmA them In their need? fice and not to w eu seculu dress, were to stay Protestantism w u not a real reform, but a alid- Wives an frequently much could happen only by s miracle, TOES? away from gambling establishments and thea­ ing backwards. Let us see. The Catholic Church more inclined to become ovep that la, by a special dispensa­ £ MASSES IN HONOR OF THE SACRED HEART WILL BRING ters, to live in their parishes, and to say Maas had, for centuries, kept a clean and faithful engrossed in parish work tban tion of And it seems that Thu bisbir •ftM- UNTOLD SPIRITUAL STRENGTH TO YOU . . . THE OFFER God is content to permit devils Bvt derln eftoR, ! INGS WILL SUPPLY NECESSITIES OF LIFE FOR YOUR at least once a month! clugy tlirough hu establishment of celibacy ue husbands, but even they fledbi* nibbar—Dr. Sdieliy TOB- themselves to do the job of dia­ FLEX—t«MU te cradatUy ittalabtaa I MISSIONARY PRIESTS IN THE NEAR EAST. for the clergy and vowed purity for the religious often err by defect, not only in bolical tempting. erooked or everuppliis tow w •> * orders. This w u all swept aside by the Reforme- not doing work for the p ^ h ertiaf an eveo outward prawura. B lu n t Longnage St. T bom u u y i that it Is rea­ THE LORD HAS SPOKEN to ANTONY tion for its clugy. Despite their vows, priests who themselves, but also in keeping Vei7 eomfortalrio. Slwo; fimalL U»- sonable to believe that the souls diuTB, Larfo, TSe oacb, at Dru(. and JOSEPH . . . He hu spoken and they Used b y Exp e rts left the Catholic Chun± for the sects were told their husbands from this work Shoo, DcpaitoMat and B-Uo Btereo. o f the saints, by virtue of their hare answered. They have applied for ad- Before calling the Council of Trent, the Pope to take wives, and they did this though their dtogethu. Young brides especi­ mlailoB te the seminaiy at Alwaye and named a commission o f nine, headed by Cardinal vows still bound them and they could not enter ally often act as if they own glory, u e permitted to auume RUPTURED they have been accepted u candidates for Contarini, to survey the current problems and to valid marriages. Hence they w ue pruticing con their husbands body and soul, bodies and to appeu to those on earth u they wish. But the ■ I FRII FROM TRUSS SLAVIRV the prieathood. However, each boy most suggest corrective meuures. Its famous report cubinsge. Furibermore, divorce and remarriage and will not allow them to be Now Hmt) k • MW inMtrn Msn-Su'okil hare a sponaor who will be willing to pay w u made in e u ly 1537, and it contained in were Introduced throu^ the Reformation, u in absent from home for the three damned are unable to do so "un- Ircilment lliat k dwioMd to ptfmiMnfly hia neceiiiry expenaes o f 1100 a year for teu they sre sometimes pu- corrtef rvpWf. Th*s< Noo-Svnik«l froal- embryo the program of reform adopted by the England, and the nobility and royalty found the hours a week that is usually re­ ir a n n III M uniln, lha) • Lititimt Ctr- tho six year course o f seminary training. quired for such an activite u mltted." ilfkafi of Aiiuranct k giver. Write Miy Perhape the Lord h u also spoken to you Council. bus down on chute living. hr tar NEW »EE Bock, Ihit |I*M (k M The language of the commission wu blunt The propertiu given by pious ancutors to Hut may in« veu punful ind CMnsIvo and IflTited yon to have part in the “m ^ n g of a priest." If He urgory. ind tilk km no lava and the frying pan, and to point out simony, plural­ tional and charitable institutions were stolen Story of Queen Convert tnjoy llfa In ika minnar yeu datlta. Tkara your “adopts son" advances to the altar. u no okHgallon. ism in benefices, and nepotism u having played and were used for the enrichment of the tbievu, liu U ar ataSiul Cllaic, boat. M ite YOUR LAST WILL IS COD'S WILL WHEN IT MAKES MEN­ a part in bringing on a venal administration of often the "nobility.” Esolilor Ipgi’, fo, TION OF THE NEAR EAST MISSIONS! what should be s perfect spiritual society. It The Mau wu abolished, u well u most of Stirs Swedish Interest ebuged that some of the Roman tribunals were the sscrameots, the chief means of grace, with Uppsala, Swedep.—A convert left her native country because SISTER SILVIA and SISTER HARGHERITA wish to join inniih gHOOl making it impossible for Bishops to deal with the result that morals snd faith went tumbling author. Sven Stolpe, whose doc­ o f her new faith. the Ftsmdscan Slaters In Egypt so that they may spend their wicked men, chiefly clerics, who appealed to toral dissertation on a Swedish Queen Christina, the daughtu 4 Y n -W k n HaRtkT' lives In close union with the poor who to the lowest depths. The control of the sects queen who became a Catholic of tbe militant Lutheran King are so dear to the Sacred Heart. Both girls these bureaus and thus found a way to im­ by royalty and the so-called nobility brought aroused such public interest Gustevus Adolfus, w u bom Dec. i.lM o N a w ^ ve been accepted bat each must now punity, "and what is w otk, in return for cash." ■bout worse graft on church incomes than had awr.NOwlM.1 8, 1 ^ 1 in Stockholm. She as­ obtain a sponsor who wlR pay her neces­ It ruthleuly attacked other evils, such u ever been known, and no state money w u forth that part of the oral examina­ lO w M . t f m ro t KNOOt KTUflM sary expenses of $150 a y e u for the two scandals In religious orders, where monks were coming to thoM individual clergymen who would tion w u broadcast over the cended the Swedish throne in aUStUT FM AMIT* radio, h u published the study in 1644 and reigned for 10 years. M «. WasbiiflM bapl. U-Ma year period o f novitiate training. Yon may allowed at times to buy immunity from wearing Dot obey orders from the corrupt politicians. • Ckkaga, «• not be able to work with the poor of clerical attire and were hawking indulgencu. The people were taught to bate the old book form. She left Sweden end wu re­ Christ with yonr hands bnt you certain The committee, in fact, wu fu harsher on Church, for it w u well known by the Reformers Undu the title From Stoicism ceived Into the Cburch privately ly can do it through the hands of your abuses among ClathoUcs than the Protestant re­ that it could easily come back into powu if it to Mysticism, the book tells tbe in Brussels on Christmu Eve, HOPELESS “diQghter in Christ.” Why not adopt one formers had been. The lattu immediately took were not hated. Eril chuges were made against story o f 17th-century , Queen 1654. In November, 1609, she «f these nuns today and bring her to the poor and yourself Christina, who abdicated and w u publiejy received into the cloeer to God? up the chuges and said that they proved the the True Cburch, and at the um e time the doc­ DESPERATE need of the Reformation. They did not, however, trines of Christianity were watered down to Church In Innsbruck and she 9 Pope Singles Out took the name of Alexandra ■ .AS YOU PREPARE FOR VACATIONLAND THINK OF THE admit what w u well known, that the "reformed" eue the consciences of sinners. In lime, it is IMPOSSIBLE • . r e f u g e e c h il d r e n BEHIND BARBED WIRE . . . THE people and clergy many times were worse in true, much better conditions came about in the Devotion to Mory after Pope Alexander VHL She ‘ BEST VACATION THEY CAN IMAGINE IS A LAND WHERE morals and discipline than the Catholics. The sects, (or the youngsters bom in following gen Vatican City.— D e v o tio n to died in Rome on April 0, 1696, ’ THERE IS ENOUGH TO EAT. $10 WILL FEED A FAMILY fact is that the publicity given by the report eralions were often sincere in their false faith. Our Lady in all h u actions w u and is buried in St. Peter’s Ba­ Have Faith in FOR A WEEK! silica. made it impossible any longer to ignore or to But the damage done to Christianity by the singled out by Pope John XXIIl St. Jude minimize the evils. Reformation of the Cburch Reformation w u frightful and there w u no real u a modal for mankind. He Stockholm's national museum HOW CAN YOU SHOW DEEP GRATirUDE BY A SHAL­ had to come from within, and it actualiy came, reform at that time in the sects. Protestantism spoke to a group of pilgrims plans an exhibition in memory you’ll nevu regret it . . . LOW GIFT? You really can’t and yet each yeu so many of ns from Crems, Italy. of Queen ChristinA Because of Send for your free Novena try te do Just that In our selection of a gift for Falben' Day. though it took some time. It never came for those hu never had a Council of Trent—Uonstgnor 'H her contribution to the cultural Prayerbook, "St. Jude, Uis This yeu let your gift match yonr gratitude . . . let both of them nations that had left Papal obedience. Matthew Smith "Mary,” tbe Pontiff stated, “worked and suffered during and political life of the time Life, His Novens" (Touched be etenuit Inere ire many ways of doing this and today we to his relic.) Perpetual No- would suggest tn article for a mission chspel given In the nime 500.000 COLOMBIA FARMERS INSTRUCTED ber life on earth in silence, and ber converaion, several sacrifice, and fulfillment of countries will be invited to pu- enu every Wednesday. of yonr father. We will tend our beantUnl gift curd anywhere Rf. Rav. M#tr. FraiKla J, Kott In the world to toD him » t yonr generocity. Yon can share yonr Cod's will. What a great invite tlcipate. SpIrRutI DIroctor love and gratitude for yonr fath u with the poor of the missions tion this is to make our exist Two of Sven Stolpe's novels, RADIO SCHOOL FIGHTS REDISM CHVltCR OF ST. JUDE who come to the House of God: ence an act of love! Only the Sound of 0 Distant Horn and V O nV B GUILD Wuhington.—Tbe director of prepared by a staff of experts unity in which we try to de­ Maid of Orleans, have recently love with which tbinp are done 431 Waft SM St Candlee ...... $$5 Mau book ....$25 Ciborinm ____ $40 one of the world’s Urgest offers advice in bettu fanning velop the whole man to bring counts, seeking God's will even been published in the United Sanctaary lamp IS AlUr stone .. ID Crucifix ...... 25 Now York 34, N.Y. "schools", with 200,000 regis­ methods and in home improve­ him to understand and appre­ Id suffering and in trials." Slates. [NCWC Radio and Wire] H an b e l l t ____ 5 Hast vestments 50 P ictu re...... - 15 tered students, warned here that ment. M onsignor Salcedo ciate Christ and His Cburch.” there is a dangerously explosive pointed out that it is a “labor of [NCWC Wire) WHILE YOU PLAN TO VACATION FROM WORK AND social problem among tbe in­ FAMILIAR SURROUNDINGS WHY NOT GIVE A THOUGHT TO THE LEPERS . . . COULD YOU SPARE $5 FROM YOUR habitants of rural Latin Amer­ VACATION MONEY TO HELP AN OUTCAST? ica. Famed Priest-Scientist END MARKET UNCERTAINTIES Monsignor Jose J. Salcedo, founder and director of Colom­ bia's Populu Cultural Action To Address Colleagues l1 2 earB$t(ni$$ioQsj^ (ACP) movement, said that if Cincinnati, 0.— Intcraation- the problem. Dr. Harold B. (he millions of “campesinos.” ally famous Catholic scientists Haley of the Strltch School of FRANCIS CARDINAL SPELLMAN, President 'farmers, of Latin America “are and philosophers, including Fa­ Medicine and Dr. Martin B. ENJOY Mter. Oatar P. Tuahv, Men S a^ ther S. Dockx, O.P., secretary Williamson of Loyola Univer tone all eammunksllani to: not brought closu to the Church, they will be won over general of the Intemational sity, Chicago, will take part in CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION by Communism ” Academy of the Philosophy of these sessions. 480 Ltxlngteii Avt. ot 46th St. New York 17, N.Y. Monsignor Salcedo, with his Sciences, Brussels. Bel^um, A n AND H IT E INCOME FOR LIFE unique school, h u taken a long will take part in the fifth an­ step in trying to educate the nual Mc.Nicbolu M em orial SUBSIDY WILL KILL on your invesfmtnfs throcgfi our THE REGISTER rural inbabiUnts. Seminu to be held at the ma­ rine biology laboratories of tbe Pnbllahed every Week by Tbe Catholic Preu Society, Inc. The best known products of LIBERAL EDUCATION 034460 Bannock Street Denvu 1, Colo. Poet Office Box 1620 Insiilutum Divi T h o m a e in the movement he started are the MamiMr AvSIt et ClrtultMeftt Palm Beach, Ha.. 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- - rf w ■ j i ■ • TH E REGtSTER FREE WORLD FACES LATE NEWS BRIEFS HISTORIC DECISION Pray to Avert Strike Fellowship Grants Belmont, N. Car— “The basic Gary, Ind.— Bishop Andrew Washington. — Graduate truth today is that there it an G. Grutka called for another schoob in three Catholic univer­ inescapable confrontation be­ "prayer crusade” in the Calu­ sities received fellowship grants tween Communism and the rest met area of Northern Indiana. under the National Defense Edu­ of the world, cslling for an At special Masses and evening cation A ct Georgetown Univer­ historic decision," Dr. Charles devotioni in 80 churches, steel­ sity received five for Russian Malik of Lebanon declared at workers and their families studies; Loyola University, Chi­ the 81st ciynmencement of Bel­ prayed that a strike would be cago, four for psychology mont Abbey College. averted. One-third of the 150,- studies; and Notre Dame Uni­ ‘1 am not sure,” said the UN 000 Catholics in the diocese are versity, six for English studies. General Assembly president, employed in the steel industry. “the effective forces of freedom 4 Islands Represented are suffieiently aware of what Cotton Altar Cloths H onolulu.-The 76th gradua­ la at stake, or whether they Vatican City. — The Sacred tion class at St. Louis' High are adequately prepared, on Congregation of R ites has School, operated by the Brothers every level of human existence, granted the San Isidro Diocese of Mary, was composed of 231 to meet the challenge.” in permission to use boys from four of tbe six islands In an interview, he said he cotton cloth for some of the in the Hawaiian group. Valedic­ expects neither tbe present altar accessories usually made torian Timothy Wong earned a foreign ministers' conference of linen. Linen roust still be scholarship to St. Mary's Col­ nor a summit meeting to alle­ used in making the corporal, lege, Moraga, Calif. Salutatorian viate world conditions. Donation From Marines purificator, and pall. Nylon may Winston Ueno plans to study eral. Third Marine Division, presented Father Valentine (right), not be used: medicine at Creighton Univer­ school administrator, with $3,564.30 lor the building fund of Mexican Missionaries sity, Omaha. Christ the King School on Okinawa. It was the sum of tbe Mexico City. — A r ch b is h o p $1,600,000 Wing Bill to Speed combined contribution of all Marines on Okinawa. Supporters 'i Luigi Raimondi, Apostolic Dele­ New York. — Cardinal SpeU- and friends all over tbe world have joined in the fund drive gate to Mexico, offered the Mass, man blessed and dedicated the for the school. Budapest to Vienna, in flight to freedom. and Archbishop Miguel Dario new $1,600,000 wing at St. Pat­ Ten classrooms of the new 18-room school will be ready 1,000th Refugee Flight In the picture left to right are James J. Nor­ War on Smut for use on Sept. 1, and wiU provide English teaching to children Miranda, Primate of Mexico, rick's Home for tbe Aged. Refugee Year, which starts July 1. 77 European ris, European director, NCWC Catholic Relief Washington.—A measure de­ who do not qualify for admission in the military operated preached the sermon, which Known as tbe Cardinal SpeUman signed to bolster the power of marked the departure of five refugees were given a rousing send-off in Mu­ Services; Gen. Joseph M. Swing, commissioner, schools. These children represent some of America's warmest Building, tbe wing provides 122 the Post Office Department in members of Mexico's Congrega­ nich and a warm reception on their arrival in U.S. Immigration and Naturaliution Service; allies and closest friends in the internstional family.— (Official beds, allowing the home to care fighting mail order smut -has tion o f Qartst Sisters of the for 250 aged persons. New Yori;, They were passengers on tbe 1,000th Congressman Francis E. Walter, chairman. Sub­ Marine (^rps photo) U.S.-bound planeN chartered by the 28-nation In­ committee on Immigration, House Judiciary been introduced in the House by Most Blessed Sacrament for the Rep. Richard H. Poff of Vir­ Graduation Speaker tergovernmental Committee for European Mi­ Committee, who has just introduced a new reso­ missions o f Uganda. ginia. Brooklyn, N. Y.— Christopher gration (ICEM). lution in Congress that will provide for the ad­ The bill would give statutory Heads Vice Province Dawson, British historian and Church and government officials were on mission of additional thousands of refugees to Placing Complete Hope status to tbe Postal Judicial Of­ New Orleans.— Father Paul philosopher, will be the princi­ hand at the International Airport In New York the U.S.; Monsignor Edward E. Swanstrom, ex­ ficer. This status was denied J. Baudry, C.SS.R., has been pal speaker «t the commence­ to greet the refugees. Among the passengers ecutive director, NCWC Catholic Relief Servicea; ment exercises of St. John's Uni­ him recently by a Federal Court placed over the Redemptorists’ was Antal Vista, 2I-year-

Onr Serial Death Is Followed Immediately The Story of a Priest By Soul's Particular Judgment

By P a d i x J o a n N O R S C R IP TheoUgr for th« LtUr Death, the cenation of bodily life, brem^t about by tba sep- a^ oo of the soul from the body, is tbe fata of human be­ ings In feoeriL ‘‘T h r o a t one N O R SHOES man sin entered into this world, R t»rtnM wtth p»m»l» l»n from ttw pwbllih* and through sin death” (Ro­ •rt, kHtM, trown *M CompMty and AtlantK mans V , U ). H e word death Is M anthlr Praaa, taatan and Toron»e. CanrTtfM, c. im , by Jaba R McGoay By Rev. John H. McGoey applied the Council Ttmit to the soul through Iti privatioo L ., stone bad hit tbe hiding place which tbe bell w u rung, and the and precis!OQ, and take great pastor of St. PaMck’s, O ak l^ , Calif.; the Rev. Cosmu Meyer. As Immortal of a group of wildcats: Half Christians a n d catechumens pride in the geometric exactness S.VJ)., procurator at the Divine Word Seminary, But ‘Dwy, Materlalista deny the spiri­ a dozen of them, It seemed, bad went into the church for night Honor Eucharistic Lord of their rows. Wls.; and the Rev. Gabriel Meyer, at St. Mary’s, Marathon, Wls. tuality and tba immortality of literally flown out o f the bushes. prayers and a sermon. Tlus many, the altar-ahlp of tbe traditional proceatlon honoring Our A fifth member of the Meyer family is also in religloD. She is tbe soul, and contend that death In mid-China, harvesting takes China abounds In wildcats wu followed by the hearing of Eucharistic Lord movu slowly along the RUne River. An altar Sitter Venard of the School Sisters of Notre Dame. She is the en^ all. Philosophy is able to place around the first or second and tigers. Although the Chi Confessions in preparation for is under tbe canopy in the bow. superior of SL Stephen's School .in Stevens Point, Wls. prove the lonl’i immortality, week of August By this time the nese tiger is a small imitation Mau tbe next morning, when H e Feut of Corpus Christi, which marks the Inititutloo Since 1B39, Brother Clement has worked in tba compoaing however, chiefly from the fact paddies have been sucked dry, of the Bengal—where the Ben­ all Christians would be present of the Blessed Sacrament on Holy Hunday, is upedslly ob­ room at the Misrion Prew, Techny, lU., and Brother Camlllus b u that the soul is simple and not and the people hope that rain gal may measure 14 feet from to bear Mau and to receive served in Europe by outdoor processions and other colorful been cbef and baker in Divine Word seminaries throughout the made up of parts. Death in tbe will not come. It is a glorious tip, tbe Chinese will rarely ex­ Holy Communion. events. It occun on the second Hursdsy after the Feut of U.S. Be is at present in tbe newest seminary in ArllngUm, Calif. natural order is falling into sight—the fields are thick, gol­ ceed eight—it is pure dynsinite, Pentecoct. We were three days there, one’s parts. Tbe body compta. every inch. Once, one of our den waves. Every country fam­ and then we went on Uve miles NATIONAL EDITORIAL H e soul cannot. Materlallita priests, who w u carefully rais­ might always keep ourselvu thoroughly condemned by the ily’s relitives who work in towns more for a three-day visit at have never been famous u ing a pig for the Cbristmu ready. Cihurcb. A decree o f the Holy neirby return to their native Yu Kung, the next mission. thinkers; their philosophy la festival, woke one night when We do not have to wait, how­ Office A i ^ 24, 1017, forbids, village for the 10 days to two Here we met the custom of Juvenile Crime in Italy psthetiesUy inadequate. he heard the pig scream. He got ever. for tbe General Judjnnent “either through ■ m ^ u m , as weeks of harvesting. They help taking the priest "p lca b a ck " Originlits a ^ some Prot­ to tbe door Jnst in time to see to learn precisely bow we stand they are called, or without a to cut the grain with small scrou the river. Here wu no estants have tan^t that af- a tiger leap the back wall of the Keeps at Low Level In God’s sight In ths instant medium, with or without tbe sickles, and with straw wrap the bridge and it w u too narrow to U r death there will stiU bo an bundles Into sheaves ■ little mission with tbe pig in his jaws of duth tbe soul is judged by use of hypnotixm," to amlft at make it worthwhile to have a By P an. H. Uallttt found the laxity o f famUy opportunity to repent or be con­ __and tbe pig by then must have and its lot is immutaUy 'any spiritualistic converwtlons bigger than the hands can circle. boat, and so tbe peasants solved bonds given as tite reason for verted. H e Vatican Council weighed easily 100 pounds. Juvenile d e lin q u e n cy is determined in accwdance with or manlfestatlcHu whataoever, These are then piled around big everything by cairying us across. a rise In juvenile delinquency amdemned this wtadly un> wooden tubs abdut three feet We found, by tbe way, that something not confined to the Its merits or demerits. T to is even thoee that wear the ap­ If my first ride in a ricksha all over the world. A judge pcov^ doctrine, which a few deep and three and one-half feet tiger bones were highly prized US., although we easily lead onr pirtlculir judgment EcelL pearance of honesty or piety; went against the grain this went from South Korea told me Catholics bad adopted. in Chins, because it is believed other nations in that unen­ x l 2&-20, givu Old Tutament whether by Interrogating aouls across; It is in these that the even more so: A bulk my si» that juvenile crime, once un­ they have high medicinal value. viable dlsUnetion. England, Scripture frequently teaches tuUmoay: "It Is easy before or spirits, by bearing responses, threshing is done. The thresh- being hauled acrou by a little known in his country, with its It is common there to see tbe though in a much better post- that man ia compoeed o f two eo- God In tbe day of duth to re­ en take these bundles and beat guy wei^iing only 119 pounds. Confttdan famUy ideals, w u or simply by looking on, even “docton" on the streets making tioD than the US., is much sential elements, tbe one ma­ ward every one according to t o them over the front lip of the But apparently 1 w u tbe only on tbe Increase ^ au se ^ the with the tadt or expremed pro­ r ln p ont o f these bones, and worried about her “teddy terial, called tbe body; and tbe ways . i . end In tbe end of man tub so that the heavy grains one disturbed by such a con- greater number of orphans test that one wishce to have no boys.” one spiritual, called the eouL is the disclosiDg of hli works.” drop into the tub; then the then grinding bones into powder ildertUon. A crou the river we dealinp with evil spirits.” left by the recent war. A few H e M y is to return to tbe sheaf la thrown away. When the to be used u medicine. There Is went, quite uneventfully. But in Italy tbe crime pi^ mont^ later a leadihg Boliv­ H e Judgment and reward come If a separated soul Is pe^ dust from which it came. The tub is filled it is emptied on a even a wine called Tiger Bones’ ture among tbe young com­ immediately upon death—at the mitted by God to leave its place Id Y u Kung, unknown to me, ian journalist, who had ■ d^ large bamboo mat, and tbe rice Wine, which our soldiers, to pares well witb that of almost spirit will return to the God instant of the separation o f the there w u a Christian who was gree in penology, u id that of either heaven or hell, it ex­ is allowed to dry. Then come their sorrow, became acquainted any other Wutern country. wbo made it— provided the man soul from the body. a victim of leprosy. Father Beal, juvenile crime w u likewise periences DO surcease of either tbe flailer*. with in the last war. Two drinki Juvenile court judges from dies fit for salvatioa Death ia without warning, took me into on the rise in Bolivian clUu Christ upheld tto when He happiness or pain. Flailing Is done with a long of it and you felt that the tiger New York have gone there to a departure and a deliverance. his house to have tea. It wu among both Indians and told bow Lazarus tbe beggar Tbe bufflin aoul is the ulti­ pole, to the end of which is w u inside, acratebing to get out find its secret. Now an Italian Tbe body without the spirit is rather dark and I never did get Whites, but not among the w u immediately after duth car­ mate interior prinelplo of Ufo attach^ a revolving stick. With Father Beal and I reached tbe corre^ioDdent to tbe Times. dead. a good look at my boat But I Indians in the country, who, ried to Atoaham’i boeom and (that is, tbe sUlity to movo the proper motion of tbe handle top (tf the third mountain about London, gives some illuminat­ Every age of dvilixation has sensed, rather than u w , that thoQ^ Ignorant and dirt-poor, D ivu w u buried in hell. Jesus self), we are told in the Calk- the flail comes down with great 4 o’clock in the afternoon. We ing facts. well learned that when death something w u wrong—t i l this ftm maintained high family showed that between tbe two otic Excvclopedia Dictionorg. force on tbe heads of grain, looked down Into the valley, and Persons between the ages hits the body it corrnpU; and after 1 bad been there for some cohesion. places where the two men were There are vegetative or plant besting them so that the indi­ there wu a beantifnl little of 14 and 21 are estimated to tcholars have realized from time, and bad taken aome tea Other reasons the Timet a grut gulf w u fixed, 10 that souls, animal souls, and rsUonal vidual grains are left lying on a church, itanding ont be rupoDslble for about 15 their own reason that the soul from bis bowL When we went corrupondent g iv u for the a soul from one place could souls. The soul is the substantial pile of small twigs. The mats laHghtly at the edge of the town per cent of all Italian crime. Itaell cannot fall apart and out 1 asked Father Beal what moderate number of young not paa over to tbe other. form of tbe living body, and do- are hoisted Into the air so t^ t called N u Dong. We also uw Id the relatively prosperous hence cannot die. Some cannot w u wrong; he smiled and laid, Italians wbo run afoul of tbe Here wu some difference termines its species, such as a the wind can blow the twip there w u great excitement; A areiu of Lombardy, young peo­ put these facU into philosophic “You didn’t notice? He’s a leper, Uw are more superficial, but among tbe andent Fatberi u man or a flower or a cat away, and what remains is tbe trail of> kida, looking from that ple commit under nine per terms, but they need only to of COUIM.” instructive. Yonng people to certain details of tbe private It is in itself a substance and rice in its shell. lU s is called height like a bunch of ants, had cent of it. although in the pov­ visit ^elr cemeteries or to look simply do not have the money judgment, but with all tbe testi­ not an accident of tbe body; an lev or Iw tzu. It is left in the started out from the buildlnp I gulped for about 15 minutes erty-stricken south this ratio at the dally newspaperi to rea­ to get into trouble. Even in mony o f the a g u and tbe Scrip­ incomplete substance, since by shell for protection, and is not and w u beading along tbe path after this and spent the next may rise to u much u 20 lize how unremlttiiig death Is, tbe prosperous north, t young tures behind them modern theo- its nature it is destined for milled until it is ready to be toward us. We knew that they two days waiting for my hand per cent. or to look at a corp u and rea­ man's time is fully engaged in log tu s bold it reuonable that union with the body. had been expecting us snd bad to drop off. This w u tbe meas­ sold on the market or cooked. Compare this with the rec­ finding s living. Young women lize it has lost something vital the just should not remain after been waiting for us to come ure of my ignorance; most of According to tbe better philo­ Tbe actual miUlng o f tbe rice ord in the US. Youths under are closely controlled by their to it—its soul death in doubt of their lot; over tbe crest of the mountain; us, I think, have the most ex­ sophers, each body has in it usually takes place in a small 18 represented 87.6 per cent parents. otherwise their esse would give traordinary notions about lep­ Immutable only one substantial form, the thatched but. In which there is now the race w u on to tee who of all arrests for suto theft them no advantage over the rosy in spite of the fact that it "A group of young itudenU soul, which is tbe principle of B large, dreular stone trough. could reach us first in 1097; of all arrests for For Eternity wicked. Is not e u ily contrseted, and that from all parts of the country all informing, vivifying, or A large stone wheel is set on an It wu rewarding to see the burglary that year, they com­ studying U Rome were agreed H e (^tholic Church explicitly operating. Tbe human or ra­ axle over the trough about six enthusiasm of these children for medicine bu made enormous posed 94.8 per cent; they God Judges strides in fighting it that their problem la not how teaches that the state o f spiri­ tional loul is the ultimate in­ feet from tbe pivotal point, and the priest: There wu a com­ were subjects of arrest in to find extravagant forms of tual progress and merit cornea Human Souls terior principle vivifying tbo is kept moving around by a plete lack of fear. This wu It w u said that China re­ 51S per cent of all arrests for self-expression, but how to to an end with death; with the H e soul is not Judged by human body and making man blindfolded water buffalo who quite different from the attitude putedly bad about 10.000,000 larceny; and they accounted find work. For this in the lodgment, the lot of the soul itself, but by (tod. The Son hu capable of performing all to pulls tbe wheel from a poeition of tbe ihlldren In the conntiy lepers on tbe loose, although for 26.4 per cent of the ar­ prcMnt state o f Italian society it made immutable for eternity. been named by (tod tbe judge vital acts. Pius IX declared it to outside tbe trough. Tirelessly he along tbe roads: There they theu statistics seem to me to rest! for robbery. H ey make they need the support of (}uack religions, like Heoso- of the living and tbe dead (John be (TetboUe doctrine that the goes around and around, and peeked out through doorwayi at hsve the reliabiliy o f most sta­ up 47S per cent of the arrests someone considered respect­ phy, have tried to prunote V, 22, 27; Acts z. 42). SL Paul “ntumal soul is the true, per se, the result U mi—the nice, white us, but that w u alL They were tistics in China, for the esti­ for murder and manslaughter, able. more often than not a Oriental theories, infludlng pan­ tpedfieally taught: "He who and immediate fonn o f the polished rice. What is left is a terrified o l us, not only because mate of leperi in the entire rape, robbery, aggravate as­ priest . . . This is one reason theistic evolution and tbe doc­ judgu me is the Lord” (I Cor. body .... sort of bran which is fed to the hairy foreign devils bad a terri­ world is usuilly given u sault. H u s the Italian rate why tbe GuistUn Democrats trine of reincarnation, but they iv, 10); “We shall all stand at ‘'Tbe humin soul is integrally pigs, although In famine years ble reputation, but because they 10,000,000. It is certain, how­ for serious juvenile crimes is St present heve more backing hsve interested only s few. the judgment seat of (Thrist" simple, has no part outside of the people themselves are piti saw such a foreigner only once ever, that whenever there is a only about one-third what it is among tbe young people than (Rom. xlv, 10; II Cor. v, 10). part; otherwise, ideation, judg­ fully glad to eat it. or twice a year. leprosarium established over in this country. Christ plainly taught that do the Communists." Both God and Christ are named ing. and reason cannot be ex­ As I say, this whole ricenrycle Yet, with the children in the there, the difficulty is not in H e London Times corre­ with tbe general judgment all Italians may not always be u tbe judgu in various texts; plained; is spiritual oinee its fucloated me from the moment towns where there w u a mia- finding lepers for it but in spondent gives some interest­ probiUoo will end—tbe wicked much given to tbe practice of no club is implied. operations are spiritual, aa 1 first saw the paddies; more sion station, there w u no such keeping down the numbers of ing reuoni for tbe compara­ will go Into everlasting punish­ religion, and some may irre­ In the particular judgment, knowing tbe spiritual, the abe- than anything else, it la rice on terror. They reacted precisely u those who seek admiuion. Cer­ tively favorable position of ment and tbe just into ever­ sponsibly vote for Communist the examination o f the cause, tract, and tbe universal, re­ which the countless millions of children at home would. It w u tainly if leprosy were easily Italy in the juvenile crime lasting life. We have only one candidates, but buiesUy they tbe pronouncement of the sen­ flecting on self, enjoying spiri­ China depend. And on tbe first s race to see which one would contagions, the whole country picture. Tbe first is the soli­ probation. “Night,” meaning have a Catholic civUizaUon, tence, snd the execution of the tual thingt, exeitolng tiM om : walking trip into China, going arrive first and take the band would have had it long ago. darity of the Italian family. death, “is coming when no one with vaiu u that foster a sentence will all occur instan­ on foot past the innumertble of tbe huge foreigner. When "Whether Mother is su­ can work,” that is, can no longer internally Inunmlal since spiri­ And even though the Chinese sound family life and tend to taneously It the moment of tual, and externally Immortal rice paddies, all so carefully they reached us they danced preme. which is more often merit. As even the earliest ire more sensible ebout this discourage crime among the death, (tod is omnipotent and laid out, the realization that all and jumped around, each one tbe case in the mortb and writers showed, in tbe words since (tod will not annihilate IL disesM than we are, they tome- young. all-knowing. No possible injus­ this, every blade of it, had been demanding a little attention in center, or Father takes more of St Gement: “After we leave Scripture clearly teaches Its Im- timei react violently when a tice UD occur. mortality. planted l7 band was overwhelm bis own way. The next thing I active leadership, as happens tto world we can no longer leprosarium is established. H e H e place o f the particular ing—and this in ^ Ite of my gen knew one of the kids had run in the south, the bonds are Ministers Bilked confesi or repent.” St Jerome In WhoU Body, immediate neighborhood will Judgment is not made clear, erally unenthusiastic condition bis hand up my sleeve over the strong snd the discipline often Houston, Tex.—Four Protest­ wrote: “In tto life it ia given foment with antipathy to the but it seems that tbe soul re­ In Every Part at the time. hair on my arms. He looked tight. Italians in genersl and ant ministers who were duped to ns to sow what we will, t o , point where actu^y the leper mains dOM to its body until *The boman soul is in the We finally reached the top of around at the other kids and the mother in particular spoil by a man posing si a run­ when tto life la over, the time colony will be wiped out This the intellectual vision implied whole body and in each part of tbe first mountain and came to said, "Yes, be h u hair, just like children when they are small, away (Ulbolic priest will testify for working goes with it” b u happened many times in in this judgment is perfected. the body. It is created ^ (tod tbe inevitable lump ting, the a dog." The Chinese never China. and then seek to control them in court against him. The man In andent times, Henoch es­ With the separation from tbe and, according to the more com­ summerhouse or—more exactly could get over the balrineu of when they are older. Some­ in custody was charged with caped death. “God took him,'' After three days in Yu Kung body, the soul becomu inde­ mon opinion, infused into the translated — “cool room." This foreigners, and it wu due to times they succeed in neither, misdemeanor theft by false pre­ and be w u “translated into para we went to the next mission, pendent of place and u n exist body in the first instant o f tha fixture of tbe highways o f China this u much u to anything but the stamp of the family, text after admitting t o guilL He disc." n il “wu taken up in and this w u tbe crucial trip. It outside iL since it is intellec­ latter's existence; created to w u as natural to the country else that from their very first trich oil the troditionttl ireipht varied to story o d each occas­ a whirlw^ of fire,” and he “is took us two and DD^IuLlf days of tual and ipiritusL Since it it (tod's image and likenen be­ as motels and g u stations are contact with the Chineu, the of rtligion behind it, is on ion, but each time telling that to come” and “to restore all walking to reach it We rose at immediately and essentially tbe cause, similar to Ctod, the soul to the highways of America. It foreignen were considered bar­ their children from the start” be wished to leave tbe Church thlnp.” H e oldest traditions four, said Mass, read our Brev­ form of tto one body, it can* is a spirit endowed with intel­ was a place atriddling the road barians (italics mine). and that bis superiors would not hold that these men are still iary for the day, bad breakfut, not be united to another body lect and free will Tbe union where you could sit and rest, On arriving in the village we Again and again I have permit it alive and tbe liturgy tells us and were on the road by seven. after death. H e worries of the between the soul and body is shaded from the hot sun, after greeted all and sundry, and then thst they were delivered by We would walk until six in the Tbeoeopbists and the Spiritists substantial, resulting in one ascending the mountain. It was went to the church, where there God “from tbe common death of evening, uve for an hour at THE LITTLE WOMAN over this supposed problem complete substance, which is about the size of a somewhat were two room i in which we tbe world.” Some of tbe Fa- noon when we stopped along the have DO basil in real philoeophy. a human person, if we except elongated garage, with both could change clothes and lay then thought they would never road for something to eit. Can souls appear to men after the body and soul of ChrisL” ends open and the lovely cool out bedding. About an hour be­ die. but the majority teaching fore sundown we were called to Whenever we stopped people! deatbT H e re d o u not seem to which exist in a Divto Person mountain breeze rushing through is that they will be slain by the eat our rice; The evening meal were brought to us for medical I be any difficulty about (tod's wbo has two natures, the Divine it As soon u we were suf­ Antichrist and afterwards rise H is w u done, u always, with attention, for every foreigner! giving them tto power, pro­ and tbe human. ficiently rested we began tbe again— an opinion at least u old tbe front of the building wide w u presumed to be something vided tbe case were in accord­ descent My legs ached so from u TertuUian and S t Augustine. lifting my feet step after step up open and the whole village of a doctor. We would take wbat ance with His wisdom. Appari­ St Hom u Aquinas held u the mountain that 1 could think looking on. Pigs and chickens pills we had and use them for tions of tbe dead can occur Vefo By Governor tbe safer and more common of nothing else but tbe relief roamed around near o'ur feet anything resembling the diseue either through the agency of opinion "thit all will die and It would be to go down for a to pick up any food that fell on against which the pills were sup­ angels who assume a body for Saves Church's Land change. After a h ^ hour of the the floor. Sometimes we used posed to be effective. For­ rise from the dead.” (Xhert the purpose, or Ctod could give Hartford, (toon—Plans for a downgrade, however, and the tunately we bad a catechist have Uugbt that the people wbo the soul of a dead person some six-lane highway that would effort required to combat grav­ Has She Time? traveling with us who w u a are left at the second coining method of appearing. In the have disrupted major CatboUe ity, I found that it wu just u great help in sorting out the of the Lord will not die. In case of an angel, it assumes a properties and projects in tto difficult u going up. You conld mysterious sjmptoms and dis­ favor of tto idea is the fact body that is not its own sub­ area have been vetoed by (tov- not win. Succeeding miles be­ eases that the people com­ thai Christ is to judge the liv­ stance; in the case of a man, ernor Abraham Ribicoff. H e came one continued effort to plained of. He w u Interested in ing and the dead and that “we however, tbe soul is the form route would have taken a por­ forget the Ford back home, and medicine, he knew the ancient who live, who survive, shall be of tbe body, and, philosophers tion of the grounds of SL to remember bow wonderful it Chinese medical books, and he caught up . . . in clouds to meet say, cannot move other bodies Hom u' Seminary and would w u to have two good legs. w u quick to see the efficacy of tbe Ixird.” except through its own; when have run through the site of the We walked over the hills, the drugs we carried with us. Hour of Final separated from ICa own body it new Northwest Catholic High meeting carrier after carrier Dm Im ...th e Crane HOMEMAKIR Sink u 4 Air C*B>«'< Parish THE REGISTER by a softball game between uted to the K. of C. Christmas Well educated in the science the sisters, with those from party for the orphans. • Member Mother of God St. Clara's winning the wild of government — graduate five-inning swing-fest, 28-27. Roof overbenf to Parish—Usher (hut out harmful, N o leak NORTH DENVER LIQUOR STORE They received the King Soop- direct tight rayi. al­ fla s h in g School of Government Admin­ Domestic and Imported ers trophy. St. Clara boys won lowing only natter lag, diffuse light to istration, Denver University, the tug-of-war. e n te r. WINES AND LIQUORS specializing in Finance: Cold Beer — Mixes — Pop St. Bernadette Youth "Your Friendip Liquor Store’’ Former Member Cathedral CaU GL. 5A723 for FREE DELIVERY Eligible for Nafionaf ' Edith and Carmine Lombardi, Prop. Parish 434S Ftd«r«l Blvd. NucIt F/nn Compefifion Thoroughly experienced i n A young member of St. Ber­ various branches of city gov­ nadette's Parish, Lakewood, S m a rt A T N O O N 12-year-old Alan Craig Spears, c o lo r ernment—City and County of accen t was the winner of the Huck d e algn Finn contest held in Washing­ a. VtiTiIttiOn I t o lo v y i Denver Budget, Management. D U R IN G eni.raU bouof* in ati^owni «x1rv s « n . Member Knights of Columbus ton Park on Sunday, June 7. He anoUirad lor betgl> Personnel and Commissioner is now eligible to enter the na­ The Suburbanite fielongs • .Marricd^llipec Council 539. tional contest to be held in Likt p«rT or tt>t orcfuieO 5 fKiQinii pion • JUNE-JULY-AUGUST of Supplies office. chilli ren Michigan later this summer. >h0 hOfmOAlMY iHef SubvrbOMit twnmg. So ikillfuMv crMtH ond A student at St. Bernadette's p«(1IV im follM it look} cvS'onMnode *or • [tiisinpnsman School. Alan is the son of Mr. butidtng it enhance}. Smirtly coa* ... _ a w, « .T toured, eiptftlv dotiQi^ ^or •noiimun' and Mrs. Joseph M. Spears. HB ptotnuon end b«4gtt. •r>* suburbanite looks Ukt «n BtTfrthoudhr Vou'li • ^'f*te^an WASINCER’S IS an altar boy and a pitcher tPO*t<>4U *'Uf Bf'Mrf, plus fbe out ELKCTRIC STORE on the Elcar Fence Little fn9in««ring ffAtvrei ore you^ League team. only *ith ArTcrofT*} Suburoontr* iwntiSf. ' CoU (odrsy }DT n eormUtani Alan’s present ambition is to to hfjp you the r>ph( WE GIVE PIONEER STAMPS study for the priesthood and to Suburbontie otm inge fo r y o u r hom e. Bank on BARRY for Better City Government be assigned as an assistant to 3156 West 38th A\e. GL. 5-8946 Associated Con-slructiou Father John Doherty, the pas­ Specialities Pol. A d v . tor of St. Bernadette's. Parish. lU I So. Broadway FE. 3-tH*

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