P i i P i Bishop -Turned - Farmer Sparks Korean Economy ______, By Ken Peters Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations A Bishop-turned-farmer is the Most Rev. Harold W. Contents Copyright by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1961 — Permission lo licproduce, Except Henry, Vicar Apostolic of Kwanju, Korea. On Articles Otherwise Marked, Uiven After 12 M. Friday Following Issue The American-born Columban priest not only tills the soil for the seeds of faith, but he has started a grass­ roots revolution in that country that may put new life in its sagging economy. - Bishop Henry told about his DENVERCATHaiC ambitious enterprises in an in­ ership of the parent stock. This terview at the Register. process was repeated and re­ It all started about five years peated until today, from the is­ ago, when he matched funds to sue of the first two hogs, 500 buy two hogs and gave them to families are making a living a Korean family to raise. When off the project. the first litter came, the fam­ 5 0 0 Famines ily gave back two of the off­ Since that initial venture, the spring and thereby gained own- program has extended itself into VOL LVI. No. 20. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1961 DENVER, COLORADO the areas of producing seed, chickens, turkeys, and rabbits, and no one knows where it will Bishop Hails ‘Ragisiar^ : end. m i l l Bishop Henry and his staff JColumban Bishop Harold W. Henry (at throughout the United States who keep in tench have been so successful, in right), Vicar Apostolic of Kwanju, Korea, is with his work through articles in “ llie Regis­ fact, that a presidential aide examining the Chemco production camera in ter.” He recalled a $100,000 donation he re­ "/I" » recently characterized the the engraving department with the Very Rev. ceived a few years ago from a Californian plan as the “ most dynamic Monsignor John B. Ebei (at left), exeentive after the late Rt. Rev. Monsignor Matthew editor of '“rhe Register.” Bishop Henry Smith first wrote the story of his work in MM. program sponsored by a pri­ kx vate organization.’ ’ stressed the help he receives from Catholics “The Register.” The latest “ look” in the Bish­ op’s agricultural kaleidoscope is New Yearns Eve Observance a factory producing wool that the Bishop proudly classifies as “ 100-per-cent Irish tweed.” For this project, 1,000 Corrie- dale stock sheep were imported Prayers Ask from Japan. These were por­ tioned out in flocks of 20 to a family,.and, in two years, each of the families returned to the Bishop’s co-operative 20 .lambs, of Persecuted which were then farmed out for further production of wool. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of the Communist government I proved a special prayer for the — has asked priests and people against the Church and against observance, which was recom- Nans Ceiiqborators of the Archdiocese of Den­ her members becomes more mended by the NCWC Admin- ■ As collaborators in the proj­ ver “to remember our per­ menacing each day. istrative Board. The text of the Modern Hospital Wing Readied ect, three Columban Sisters secuted brethren throughout the The U.S. Bishops have ap-jprayer follows: were dispatched to Ireland to world in their prayers on Sun­ The MW wing at St. Anthony's Hospital, Denver, 18,131 patients were cared for in St. Anthony’s. This was the learn the latest methods of day, Dec. 31.” Prayer for Persecoted, Refugees wUeh. Is tentatively schednled to open in the last week of weaving and the latest designs. largest number of admissions for a Catholic hospital in the The faithful of the Archdio­ January, will add 120 beds to the hospital’s capacity. At rigffi If you ’lappen to be in state. Architect for the new addition is Charles Monnot, Jr. cese will joi’i Catholics through­ Lord Jesus Christ, whp chose to become an' exile from is tlw front of the original building, erected j s 1892. Last year Seoul, you might stop in at Mead add Mount are the contractors. out the nation to pray for per­ Your heavenly home that we, the exiled children of Eve, Miss Nob’s shop with its might not be banished forever from Your Father’s face; You huge, gaudy sign advertising secuted people and for refugees throughout the world. who as an infant in Your Mother’s arms fled into a stenge “ Parisian Fashions,” and land to escape the tyrant who sought Your life, we beg You to Parishioners are urged to re­ Hospital Addition Nears Completion purchase some fabric. Just look with compassion upon the multitudes of men, women, and last month. Miss Noh of Seoul double their efforts and intensi­ children in our own day who have been forced by other tyrants By D ave M illon wing—which provides 120 beds A hospital, a record maintain­ wing that will provide diagnos­ contracted for 600 yards of fy their prayers for the unfor­ as cruel as Herod to seek refuge far from their homelands. the prize product and sold it tunate peoples of Communist- Construction' is nearing —will give St. Anthony’s Hos­ ed since 1921. tic and treatment facilities for You who were rejected by those You had come to save, pital a bed capacity of 480. all in two weeks! dominated countries. completion on the new $4,- The Department of Health, outpatients. who knejv poverty and privation throughout Y ou r'life on AccrMfHed Education, and Welfare in The overwhelming cost of the Bishop Henry’s “ Man Fri­ R has been an annual prac­ earth, who suffered monstrous injustice at the hands of your 650,(M)0 wing at St. Anthony’s The hospital’s present rated Washington announced in July, new wing is being borne by day” on the wool - producing tice at the close of each year Hospital, Denver. It is ten­ enemies, who endured the abandonment and desolation of bed capacity is 275. St. 1959, that St. Anthony’s was the Poor Sisters of St. Fran­ project is Irish-born Father P. J. to call upon the faithful to Your last hours on the cross, we beseech You to open Your tatively spheduled to open Anthony’s is fully accredited and awarded a grant of ^59,976. cis Seraph. The sisters are MacGlinchy, who began with pray for the large number of wounded heart and receive therein the millions of Your own I in the last week of January. was the first Denver hospital to ’This figure represented about absorbing one-half of the cost making spinning wheels out of persecuted Catholics in the followers and friends whose faith in You has brought , upon bicycle rims. six-story addition will pro- be accredited by the American 45 per cent of the anticipated and have endeavored to raise various countries of the world. them the evils of oppression and ill-treatment in many forms I vide about 1 ^ new beds, an College of Surgeons as a class cost of that portion of the new funds from public Campaigns. His principal financial hack­ The situation has not im­ and degrees. I outpatient center, several ad- ers are the United States Bish­ proved, but grows steadily You, Our Lord and Savior, who died to give us the glorious I minislrative offices, a maternity ops through their agency, the worse as new countries come freedom of the sons of God, comfort with divine hope all I department, X-ray and labora­ NCWC Catholic Relief Services, At Mother Cobrini’s under the domination of athe­ those who are now deprived of their human rights, their tory facilities, and physical and the German Bishops’ Mls- istic Communism. liberty and security, their homes and families, above all the therapy, central supply, and ereor Program, which, incident emergency rooms. In Cuba, Africa opportunity to enjoy freely and without fear the supreme bless­ ally, gets its revenue from the ings of their holy faith. St. Anthony’s Hospital, which 77,192 Visit World-Famous Shrine voluntary sacrifices qf people Cuba is an instance close at is the only major hospital serv­ Inspire in us who have never suffered these great misfor­ who send in what they have hand, but it . is not alone, for ing the fast-growing northwest­ tunes an ever-increasing spirit of charity toward our perse­ St. Frances Xavier Cabrini’s average of 180 for the previous Hawaii, 134; Idaho, 231; In- saved from fasting from food some of the new nations in ern section of metropolitan Den­ cuted brethren throughout the world, so that, out of our own Shrine in Mt. Vernon Canyon year. diana, 613; to enable others to live. Africa as well as in Ceylon have ver, had 18,131 patients during spiritual resources, our heritage of religious and political attracted a throng of 77,192 vis­ The monthly average this • Kentucky, 188; Louisiana, Where is the 100-per-cent the past year, the largest numb passed highly restrictive legis­ freedom, our material substance, we may do more and more itors in the year ending July year was 6,433, topping the 1960 Irish tweed ifactory going er for a Catholic hospital in Col 486; Maine, 78; Maryland, 362; lation against Catholic schools.. to brighten their night of exile, to lighten • their burdens, to 31, according to the shrine average of 5,479 by 954 persons. next? It hopes to gel into the orado. Massachusetts, 280; In Poland, in Hungary, in the strengthen them in patient hope until the day when, God willing committee. carpet market. Sister M. Lina is administra­ Threugheuf U. S. • Michigan, 774; Minnesota, Baltic countries, and in scores and helping, they also may know again the joy of the peace that tor at St. Anthony’s. The Poor From all 50 states and the Visitors from the U.S., accord­ 1,132; Mississippi, 100; Mon­ Best U.S. Aiiy of other lands, the campaign You brought to this w orli . ing to the report, were as fol­ Sisters of St. Francis Seraph District of Columbia, a total of tana, 328; Nevada, 74; On other matters Bishop lows: conduct the hospital. Mr. E. V 76,691 persons signed the visit­ • New Hampshire, 65; New Henry, who is a native of North- • Colorado, 43,096; Kansas, Kuhlman is assistant adminis­ ors’ book in the Mt. Vernon Jersey, 394; New York, 834; field, Minn., made the follow­ 4,766; Nebraska, 2,887; Illinois, trator. Canyon shrine. From 49 foreign North Carolina, 71; North Da­ ing observations on his adopted countries came another 501 vis­ 2,808; California, 2,310; country: Catholic Educators Throughout U.S. fvffjr Mod*!* kota, 319; • Alabama, 68; Alaska, 33; The entire new wing, -com itors. • Ohio, 1,065; Oklahoma, 467; Korea is the “ best ally the • Missouri, 1,855; New Mex­ pletdy modern and equipped Oregon, 219; Pennsylvania, 751; United States has.” It has the The growing popularity of ico, 1,759; Texas, 1,676; Iowa with facilities for progressive Rhode Island, 77; fourth or fifth largest army in Attending National Science Meeting patient care, will have air-con- the shrine is indicated by the 1,593; • South Carolina, 44; South the world—600,000 men under By B ob Ra m se y president of the guild. Thursday, Dec. 28, at 1 p.m. ditldhing throughout and pneu Arizona, 273; Arkansas, 126; fact that this year the num­ Dakota, 413; Tennessee, 211; arms—and they are “ raring to Scores of priests and sis­ They will disetiSs “The Phi­ matic tube service. Connecticut, 218; Delaware, 68; Among the priests and nuns ber of visitors averaged 212 Utah, 348; Vermont, 57; go against the Communists. ters are among the more losophy of Science.” The dis­ There will also be provided Washington, D. C., 94; in attendance are Fathers Although the government is, in than 400 Catholics from cussion will be sponsored by bed-t£-nurse audio-visual calls daily as compared with an • Florida, 260; Georgia, 84; Virginia, 117; Washington, Frederick T. Daly, S.J., and principle, for “ uniting Korea in throughout the U.S. attend­ the Albertus Magnus Guild. systems. Mounted TVs will be 332; West Virginia, 87; Wiscon­ ■William T. Miller, S.J., of sin, 1,001; and Wyoming, 86 accordance with United Nations’ ing sessions of the American Father Gaydos, who is at­ provided in each patient’s room Regis College, Denver; Fa­ policy,” the Koreans cannot un- Association for the Advance­ tending sessions concerned with remote control and bedside Foreign ther Francis R. Gaydos, C.M., Countries (Turn to Page 2 — Column 1) ment of Science, which *is with mathematics, has been speakers. Argentine Journalist St. Thomas’ Seminary, Den­ The country outside of the meeting in the Mile High teaching at St. Thomas’ for A three-day open house is ver; Father John B. Murphy, U.S. with the largest number of City Dec. 26-30. planned for the new hospital C.M., assistant pastor of five years. Studying at 'Register' visitors was Canada with 129 The group is conducting its He received a master’s de­ wing before the facilities are Papal Encyclical Most Precious Blood Parish, By P a u l H. H a l l e t t It was founded by his uncle, including fdur from Newfound­ 128th annual meeting for the Denver; gree in education from St. put into operation. Senor Louis Luchia-Puig in 1959. The full text of Pope John One of the very youngest land. Then in order came Mex­ third time in Denver. Louis University in 1953 and Another project, now in the Father Agustin Luchia-Puig is XXIH’s encyclical, “ Aeterna Sisters Jeanne d’Arc, Fran­ journalists in the world, 18-year- ico, 71; Philippines, 41; Eng In conjunction with the later received a doctorate in planning stage, calls for con­ the editor. Dei Sapientia,” inviting all cis Louise, Charles Doretto, old Senor Horaclo Miguel Luch- land, 38; GeVmany, 24 AAAS convention, the Alber- theology from the Angeli- struction of a 240-bed addlUon, Argentina, under the regime “ separated brothers” back to Bridget Ann, and Damian ia-Puig of the Buenos Aires • Cuba, 16; Guam, 15; Ire tus Magnus Guild, composed cum in Rome. ' construction of which may of a practicing Catholic, Presi­ Christian unity, is printed in Mary of Loretto Heights Col­ weekly, Esquiu, will be two land, 14; France, 13; Italy, 12; of Catholic science teachers, start next spring. Plans for the dent Arturo Frondizi, is flour­ this issue of “ The Denver will hold its annual lunch­ lege, Denver; and Dr. Fran­ Chamlstry Prof months with the Register to Bolivia, 11; proposed project are being ishing, both economically Catholic Register,” starting eon meeting Thursday, Dec. cis J. Ozog of Regis College. Father Miller, chemistry in­ stewed by the architect, observe firsthand the American Peru and Switzerland, and religiously, the young edi on page 8. 28, at 12:30 p.m. at Regis Father . Murphy and Sister structor who was appointed to Charles L. Monnot, Jr. system of publishing. each; Venezuela, 7; Australia tor averred. College. Dr. Frederick Rosini Jeanne d’Arc will appear on Regis this past Septem- This 240-bed addition, coupled (Turn to Page 3 — Column 4) The young man, who is in of Notre Dame University is a panel at Regis College (Tum to Page 2 — Column 7) with the wing now under con­ The Catholic schools in the his second year of law at the country are the best there are. struction and the existing west Even in the official schools, religious classes are taught, Highlights of 1961 in Review at the option of the parents, Burse Donations to an overwhelming propor­ tion of the children. Illiteracy Amount to $196 is low. Skyrocketing Progress Noted in Archdiocese Eleven contributors this past The Argentine conscience is week gave a total of $196 to the essentially Catholic, explained By E d w a r d T. S m it h the Catholic population of the St. Jude Burse for the educa Luehia'Puig. That is why neith­ Catholic schools had more than U.S., Archbishop Vehr, and Memories of skyrocketijig state had almost tripled, that tion of future priests, raising er the Communists nor the Per- tripled on both elementary and Bishop Hubert Newell of Chey­ progress by the Church in the number of pupils recelv- the burse to $4,442.53. onistas (followers of the former high school levels. enne laid hands upon the Bish­ of ing an education in the state’s This week’s donors included dictator Juan Peron, who was Colorado on the occasion It was under Archbishop op-elect to confer aipon him the Mr. and Mrs. W.M.M., Denver, ousted in 1955, largely as a re­ Archbishop Urban J. 'Vehr’s Vehr’s guidance that the Dio­ dignity of the Episcopacy. $100; Mrs. F.K., Denver, $5 sult of Catholic opposition to his 30th anniversary as a Bishop cese of Denver became an arch­ The mountains of Colorado M.S., Denver, $10; R.F.B., Ev anticlerical measures) present and the consecration of Bishop diocese in 1941. Among his ma­ called back the symbolism of ergreen, $10; Mrs. J.W., $20 any threat. David M. Maloney to help in jor contributions were the crea­ mountains in the Bible in the Anonymous, Wheatridge, $1 Against Castro the administration of a booming tion of 38 new parishes, and 64 consecration sermon of Bishop C.F., Denver, $10; C.O.S., Den Only the Communists sympa­ archdiocese topped the news of new schools, the blessing of 104 John J. Wright of Pittsburgh. ver, $10; P.J.H., Denver, $10 thize with Castro. Argentina is a busy 1961 in the Archdiocese new churches and additions, a The splejidor of Colorado’s Roc­ R.G.O., Denver, $10; and D.C.L. expected next January, at the of Denver. major expansion at St. Thomas’ kies, Bishop Wright said, sig­ Denver, $10. meeting of the Organization of Growth and growing pains in Seminary, a fund drive for a nify the strength, the majesty, In addition, $56.75 was added American States, to add its vote schools, works of charity to aid new high school, Machebeuf, and the mightiness in battle for to the burse of Holy Trinity Par to 14 other Latin American na­ the poor, refugees from Cuba, and for major expansion at God’s need for a Bishop in ish, Colorado Springs; St. Ann’ tions against the Castro regime new churches to serve a grow­ St. Francis de Sales’, Cathedral, Christ’s Church. Circle increas^ the burse of Economically, the country is ing population, plans for new and Holy Family High Schools. Bishop Maloney also celebra­ Horacio Miguel Luchla-Puig Presentation Parish, Denver, by sound. Inflation, which figures hospitals, ordinations, deaths of ted a jubilee in 1961 — the First Auxiliary 25th anniversary of his ordina­ $40; and J.H. gave $200 in hon­ Catholic University of Buenos so largely in American reports priests, and even violence or of the Holy Trinity and Our Aires, arrived in the U.S. 10 about Argentina, is under con­ helped form the texture of the In Archdiqtasa tion to the priesthood on Dec. Lady of Perpetual Help Burse, days ag>). He has a good com­ trol, Luchia-Puig added. yea r’s events. As a fitting climax to these 8, 1936, in Rome. rv\/wwww\/wwwwwwwww\/\/w The future of the Church de­ mand of English for one who Archbishop Vehr celebrated 30 years of progress came Bish­ Prfosf Jabllarlaas pends upon a well - prepared has never seen this country be­ Early Deadline his 30th anniversary as spiritual op Maloney’s consecration as Several other members of the priesthood in sufficient num­ fore. He joined the staff or Because New Year’s Day leader of the See of Denver June first Auxiliary of Denver on Jan, ' diocesan clergy noted jubilees bers. Esquiu at the age of 16. occurs Monday, correspon­ 10 and his 70th birthday May 4. in the past year. For Father Donations to the seminary 30. ,\nd a grateful archdiocese The centuries-old grandeur of Louis Grohman, living in re­ 1 2 0 ,0 0 0 Subscribers dents are asked to have their burse should be .sent to the material for “The Denver recalled the remarkable spiri­ Church tradition and the modem tirement, the anniversary was Esquiu. explained Senor Lu- Most Rev Urban J. Vehr, Arch­ Catholic Register” in the of­ tual and material progress being wonders of television and radio his 50th in the priesthood. bishop of Denver, Chancery Of­ chia-Puig. is Argentina's only made under his leadership. combined to solemnize the occa­ June marked the 25tb anniver­ fice on Sunday afternoon, Dec. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr fice, 1536 Logan Street, Denver Catholic paper. It has a circu­ 31, a day earlier than usual. The faithful remembered sion as Archbishop Egidio Vag- sary of ordination for four 3. Colo. lation of 120.000 subscribers that in the past three decades 30 Years in Episcopacy nozzi, Apostolic Delegate to the (Turn to Page 3 — Column 1) f AG E TW O Office, 938 Bannock Streef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205 Thursdoy, Dec. 28, 1961

Wa >'■!? ir- 4 : Religious Attending Bishop-T urned-Farmer National Science Meet (Continued From Page 1) at the Heights and will attend Sparks Korean Economy ber, will attend the discussion panels on this topic. on “ The Origin of Chemicals In all more than 5,000 sci­ (Continued From Page I) i cal appointments are made with and now Sisters are caring for on Earth” slated Thursday. entists from throughout the no distinction as to religion, the 5,(X)0 patients, 1,20. of whom U.S. and from several other derstand “ vacillating compro­ Dr. Ozog, on the chem­ with the result that the fol­ are Catholics. A beautiful, large countries are attending the istry department staff at Reg­ mise." lowing — 'all appointees — are church—the pride of the island AAAS meeting. • The new government (a Catholics: The governor (a gen­ —was recently completed for is, has been a member of the Of this n imber 1,800 are military regime that stepped in eral in the Army), the provin­ about $15,000—a sum that might faculty since 1950. He con- delivering 1,500 individual following Red infiltration and cial police chief, the chief jus­ pay for professional fund-rais­ duets classes in physical chem­ papers covering various fields “ neutralist” influences) is 1) tice of the Appelate Court, four ing services in the U.S. The pa­ istry and organic chemistry. of science. The organization anti-Communist; 2) “ absolutely justices, and the Attorney Gen­ rishioners made the brick them­ sincere” in attempting tq root eral. selves. Sisters Bridget Ann and has a membership of more out corruption; and 3) very V. S. AID In March, 1962, the Bishop Damian Mary teach biology than 65,000. sympathetic to the Church. It • U.S. foreign aid is being hopes to start a nursery on the has even gone so far as to state handled better under the new leper island to care for leprous publicly that in order to have regime. In general, it is being children immediately after they an anti - Communist, incorrupt funneled to basic needs, such are bom. The present practice state, the people must take the as electric power, fuel, and the is to leave the infants with the initiative and “ religion can give development of ore deposits. parents until they are three it to them.” It is easy to see that one of years ol^ and during which • In contrast to conditions Bishop Henry’s favorite projects time' the disease develops. uMer the Rhee regime, Catho­ is Sorokdo Island, the largest All and all, anyone can see lics—who" constitute only about leper colony in the world. The that Bishop Henry is one of two per cent o ' the population new government recently asked those “ good Americans” over­ (400,000 out of 23,000,000)— the Catholics to take it over. seas. are having an increasingly im­ portant place in Korea. Politi- New Seminary in Korea ■ 40 HOURS^ WEEK OF DEC. 31, 1961 Needed for New Vocations Sunday Within Octave of In the U.S. to attend the this doesn’t happen again. Christmas /meeting of the Propagation of In a visit to the “Register” the Faith in San Francisco, Bishop Henry pleaded his FL Lupton,'St. William’s Bishop Henry has another cause: Korea at present has Welby, Assumption “little project” in mind—fin­ only one seminary. The first ishing an urgently needed tY n v m r m x four units of a new seminary New Chapel of Mother-House seminary in Korea. Anyone are about completed, and Construction is under way on a new {650,000 architects and builders, at Hagerstown, Md. A The Denver Catholic who helps will be included in there are three more units to circular chapel at the mother-house of the large baidachino will surmount the altar. It his daily Masses and prayers be built. It ail bas to be Register Poor Sisters of St. Francis Seraph north of will be suspended from the center of the and in the prayers of his lep­ paid for. Colorado Springs. The seating will accommo­ chapel by supporting tubes of bronze from Published Weekly by the ers who offer hourly adora­ OPEN IN MARCH date 360 persons and will be arranged in a ceiling to the baidachino connections. The Sis­ Catholic Press Society, Inc., tion round the clock. The new seminary will open circular pattern around a large central altar ters of St. Francis operate a junior college at 938 Bannock Street, Denver. Last year Bishop Harold W. In March, 1962, with about and Communion railing. A three-manual pipe the mother-house, 23 elementary schools, (our Subscription: $4.00 Per Year. Henry of South Korea had to Entered as Second Class 110 seminarians. It will be organ, designed especially for this chapel, is high schools, one orphanage, and nine hos­ Matter at the Post Office turn down 50 young men who named the Monslgnor Bren-^ being built by the M. P. Moller, Inc., pipe organ pitals. Denver, Colo. wanted to study (or the priest­ nan Memorial Seminary, af­ ItW W W W JUWJUWJUUUMSaMUUu! hood. He wants to be sure ter a Chicago priest taken by the Reds in 1950 and never Archdiocese Couple Present L e i b a i a m , T e B o c k h o r s t a Co. heard of since. Bishop Henry, incidentally, was lucky enough Pope Lauds Mothers of Priests to escape when 25 mis­ sionaries, including Monsignor A Denver couple, Mr. and nor, rector of the North Ameri­ He urged the priests to imi­ ^mu/ianu AUtu Brennan, his predecessor, Mrs. Donald F. Dunn, Sr., of can College, who ordained the tate the virtues of Cardinal Elia were captured. 1 8 9 7 Blessed Sacrament Parish, were priests, led the group. Holding Dalla Costa, Archbishop of Flor­ The Apostolic Delegate to members of a group received the .ordination ceremony in St. ence, who died Dec. 22. The Korea has called the new in audience by Pope John XXIII Peter’s was a. privilege granted Cardinal’s most outstanding seminary the “most urgent following the ordination of their to the rector by the Holy Fa­ characteristic, the Pontiff said, need of the Church in Korea son. Father Donald F. Dunn, in ther. was simplicity. today.” It got off to a good MiaSEtl «. lEIBMAN St. Peter’s Basilica in the Vati­ Pope John lauded t h e Religious Fever start with a {100,000 check can City. mothers present for having from an anonymous donor Pope John said that he often The Pontiff paid tribute in the fostered religious' vocations who had read about Bishop hears comments on the great audience to mothers of the 54 within the family. He said the Henry's project in a Catholic religious fever of Catholic newly ordained priests from the occasion reminded him of his newspaper. The Bishop says Americans from European Bish­ North American College in mother, who had always been he gets the most help from proud of having given a son ops returning from visits to the GERARO R. Rome. He received in audience TiBOOHOIIST, CKU people “who have seen arti­ to the service of the Lord. U.S. cles in the paper.” Many let­ the priests, their parents, and friends who attended the cere­ Noting that the 54 priests were ters say, “We keep in touch ordained together with 45 other mony. 972 CAS a ELECTRIC BLDG. with you through the ‘Reg­ priests at the ceremony in the To Charity Appeal GERALD J. HENCAAANN TAbor 5-0J41 ister’ ” Archbishop Martin J. O'Con- Basilica, the Pope said this re­ minded him of the 49 priests he had ordained in Paris when Archdiocese ! he served as Papal Nuncio to France. Responds He said he considered these est wishes to you in the coming year ^Xp£/LUmJC£. French priests as his spiritual B with our heartiest thanks sons and felt the same sense of Generously fatherhood for the newly or­ for favoring us with your patronage The generous hearts of Catho-1 dained priests of the North and good will. lies in the archdiocese made American College. 1961 the most successful year ever for the Catholic Charities- i St. Leo Parishioners St. Vincent de Paul Society WE ARE CLOSED FOR INVENTORY. Christmas Basket Appeal. WILL RE OPEN TUESDAY, JAN. 2 I Pledge $10,000 “ We want to express our deep thanks to those who contributed i Parishioners at historic St. to the appeal,” said Edward j Leo’s Church, Denver, have Owens, Catholic Charities super­ I pledged some $10,000 in the in­ visor. “ Through their generosity itial stage of a fund-raising CLARKE'S we were able to brighten Christ­ campaign to renovate the his­ mas for 350 families with bask­ toric church. ets and food orders. Father Robert Banigan, pas­ Church Goods House tor, said that, in preparation Hundreds of Children for the diamond jubilee of the 1633 Tremont Place TAbor 5-3789 parish in 1963, major improve­ “ We are especially grateful ments are bqing planned for the for being able to help hundreds 74-year-old church. Work will in­ of children in those faihilies clude a new roof, painting, re­ Without the overwhelming re­ Joseph E. Boiia decorating, and repairing of the sponse of Catholics to the ap­ walls, and new flooring in the peal, we would never have been basement and auditorium. able to help them enjoy a really I A program of urban renewal merry Christmas.” j calls for construction of new The number of families aided i homes and apartment buildings, this year topped by 125 the pre­ and promises to revive the dis- vious record of 225 at Christ­ ; trict as a residential area. mastime in 1960.

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Seal Funds lor iMissiens LOTS OF ODDS AND ENDS Seminarian Ron DeMarco is showing his brother, Gary. frr)m Colorado Springs, where some of (he Christmas Seal DRASTICALLY REDUCED 16th at Boulder campaign money will go. Missions throughout the world will benefit from the annual seal campaign conducted in schools E. Colfax at Magnolia of the archdiocese under the superMsion of students at St. Thomas' Seminary. Denier. The thristmas seal drive is con­ NEIGHBORHOOD MORTUARIES ^ Speer Blvd. at Sherman ducted nationally in conjunction with the Holy Childhood As­ sociation, which held its 45lh campaign in the U.S. this year. t o GLendale 5-3663 2775 So. Broadw ay (Englewood) A check for $23,600, a record achieved by pupils this year, will be presented to the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Gregory Smith, Serving Denver's Families Since 1890 V.G., P..\., pastor of St. Francis de Sales’ Parish, who is arch­ diocesan director of the campaign, and archdiocesan CCD All Sales Final direclor. Thursday, Dec. 28, 1961 Office. 938 Bannock Sfreef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keysfone 4-4205 PAGE TH R EE Archdiocesan News Highlights of '61 in Review

(Continued From Page 1) Trading places with Falhci In mid.summcr vandals broke SI. .\nthony of Padua's and The Sisters of l.oictlii purchased IMIi biennial educational con­ on a $9,000,000 St, Joseph's Hos­ tivities carried on by the Char­ Ipriests: The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Ryan was Father Robert Beru- ■ into the Shrine of Mother Ca- Guardian .Angels’ Pari.shcs, Den­ a 100-acic site in Southwest ference in .November at Lor­ pital. conducted by the Sisters ities staff. I John B. Cavanagh, editor of the nig. who had just completed a brini in Mt. Vernon Canyon, did ver, both constructed eight-room Denver to build a Western novi etto Heights. .\n invitation to of Charity of Leavenworth. The Chanties social workers had I Register; the Rt. Rev. Mon- stmt as chaplain in the Air !$1,500 worth of senseless dam ­ schools. The facilities, being tiate to tram 1111) novices and other sisters to attend the con ­ twin-tower design of the build­ helped 1,215 children in the year Isignor Anthony G. Elzi. pastor Force. age. The credit union of St. Caj- used for catechism classes, wilF postulants. ference brought attendance to ing, em bodying the latest con­ and arranged 166 adoptions. lo f Corpus Christi, Colorado Father Frank Morfckl. former­ letati's Parish, Denvei', was rob­ be opened as parochial schools In May ihc Sislers of Christ more than 500. cepts ill patient care, will raise Child care institutions under ISprings; the Rev. Francis Pet- bed of $800 in September. in the future. ly chaplain at St. Joseph's Ho.s- of Cincinnati began construction Sisters were involved too in the capacity to 600 beds. direction of the Charities office Itit, St. Therese’s, Aurora; and I Thieves, looting the Theatine pital. is administering Christ the Greatest Need of a $500,000 Western |)ostulancy the plans for better hospitals The Sisters of St. Joseph of accommodated 738 children in Ithe Rev. Emil Eckert, pastor Fathers' St. .Andrew .-Xvellino's King Parish in Father Leyden's Is High Schools in Pueblo to accommodate 30 in the archdiocese. Nearing the Third order of St. Francis the year, bringing the total to lof Immaculate Heart of Mary. absence. Seminary, Denver, beat and pis- girls the first year of their ,32,759 since their foundation. Despite this progress, .Arch­ 111 completion at the end of the announced plans in .lune to con­ ICrand Junction. •Among the other new posts tol-whip|X“d the superioi'. Father training. The Chanties office also bishop Vehr warned 7,000 per­ year is a $4,650,000, 120-bed addi­ struct a 22-bed, $577,000 hospi­ Anniversaries came for sev- assigned to archdiocesan priests j Francis Colom, C.R., w ho had directed the annual Bishops’ sons attending the Catholic Par­ Bishop Maloney in the sum ­ tion to St. Anthony's Hospital, tal in Cheyenne Wells. leral order priests who have in the year were Father Clem­ ito spend several days in the Thanksgiving Clothing Collec­ ent-Teacher l.eague conference mer blessed a Benedictine Sis­ conducted hy the Poor Sisters Iplayed a role in archdiocesan ent Gallagher, named adminis­ I hospital. Chapel Dedicated tion in the Archdiocese, to which ill March that archdiocesan high; ters Foundation in Austin Bluffs of St. Francis Seraph. Ihistory; For Father Francis A. trator of St. Joseph's Parish. Archdiocesan schools leported At Penrose Catholics this year contributed schools-Trad almost reached their' near Colorado Springs, which ■Bautsch, S.J., a native of Den- Akron, and Father John McGinn, outstanding progress in the year. Both .Mercy Hospital and St. ! 110,000 pounds of supplies for |ver, liis 50th as a Jesuit; for Results of standardized tests capacity,JFive prospective fresh­ will eventually b ecom e a m o ­ In (.’olorado Springs a new named to Father Gallagher's ther-house for the region. Joseph's Hospital took steps the world's needy, a 10 per cent Father Charles Forsyth, O.S.B., showed puptls in paroihial men had been turned away in $600,000 chapel was dedicated former position as pastor of St. in multi-million dollar con­ i increase over the previous year. ilewman Club chaplain at Colo- John'.', Yuma. grade schools in the area far September, he said, and the (iround was broken Oct. La in May at Penrose Hospital. The struction programs. The 2 4 5 Refugees ilo University; and for Father T w o priests cam e on loan to ahead of the national average number will reach 1.500 in five for a new $640,000 circular cha­ years. .Mercy Sisters iet contracts on Sisters of Charity of Cincin­ Are Welcomed JoySitts, J. Hahan, S,J,, master the archdiocese from the dio­ of scholastic achievement. pel at the mother-house of the St. Thomas’ Seminary, Den­ an $8..500,000 plant, hailed as nati, who conduct Penrose, said New homes meant new lives ato teacher at Regis High, cese of Worcester, Mass. They School Enrollment Poor Sisters of St. P'rands Ser­ a preview of the age of that their new hospital now- for 245 refugees brought to Den­ eir 2Sth. are Father Frank Kelly, assist­ ver, received word early in the Is Tripled aph on the campus of Mt. St. automation in hospitals, that treats 11,000 patients a year. ver under the auspices of Cath­ Three members of the arch- ant at St. Bernadette’s, Lake- year that its college depart­ The annual school report, be­ Francis, north of Colorado will raise the capacity of The annual Catholic Charities olic Charities. I d lo c ^ B clergy were ordained wood, and Father Joseph J. ment had been accredited by sides recalling a tripling in en­ Springs. Mercy Hospital to 525 beds. report highlighted service to l)f these refugees, 189 were and two died In 1961. Ordained Binowski, assistant at St. Rose the North Central Association of rollment since .Archbishop Vehr The Loretto Sisters held their Construction began in October children among the multiple ac­ (Turn to Page 7 — Column 1) in the Cathedral the past of L im a’s, Denver. Colleges and Secondary Schools. came to Denver, recorded giant The seminary opened in I June were Father Donald Religious priests assigned as steps in bettering the educa­ Proae, now assistant pastor archdiocesan pastors in 1961 September with a capacity tional program during the year. I of HoQ' Ghost Parish, Denver, were Father Mark Frances- enrollment of 246 students and Father Frank Freeman, chini, O.S.M., to St. Catherine’s, Among these steps was the from four archdioceses and 20 assigned to St James’, Den- Derby, and Father Francis Hor- institution of ability grouping dioceses. The archdiocese of I ver. nung, 0,S,B., to St. Therese’s, in the upper grades to assist Denver accepted 22 new candi­ F a t te Donald F. Dunn was Frederick. pupils in advancing as fast as dates for the priesthood. The ordain^ Dec. 20 in the North One Denverite, Father Joseph possible and the inauguration of number of archdiocesan semi­ nerlean College in Rome, T, Lawless, was ordained as a a Junior Great Books Program narians is 77, o f whom three here he will continue his stud­ Jesuit, and another. Father for talented pupils. are in R om e. ies. Jerome (Richard P.) Schmitt, One new parochial elemen­ Regis College announced it Death came in January to Fa­ was ordained as a Dominican tary school, St. .Anne’s, in Ar­ had received an additional a ther John Ford, who had spent in the year, vada, opened for the first time $161,027 in its Giving Program nost of his priestly life as a in September as a record-break­ for the year bringing the four- aplain in the Armed Forces, Viefence Plays ing 27,710 pupils enrolled in the year total to $453,900. Regis had le was living in retirement in Its Role see's elementary and high 115 graduates in June, opened ifomia. Violence played i(s role in schools. with an all-time high enroll­ |Cel*rf«l Priwsf Dies the history of the year. Retired Several other schools put into ment of 1,136 in September, j In November one of the most Father John DeGyarmathy, 72, use additions to existing facili­ Construction was begun at Lo-1 olorful veteran priests of the a native of Hungary, was found ties, These were St. Berna­ retto Heights College in F eb­ rchdiocese died. slain in the trunk of his car dette’s, Lakewood; Holy Cross, ruary on the new May Bonfils He was Father Christopher near Waldert, He had been liv­ Thornton; St. Mary Magdalene Library and Auditorium and a Falsh, who had gained nation- ing in Colorado Springs, Denver; St. Pius X ’s, .Aurora; new residence hall. Part of the ide attention as the man who Prowlers burglarized rector­ All Souls’, Englewood; Precious cost will be born by a $2,500,000 aptizcd Buffalo Bill Cody. Fa- ies of Cathedral, Cure d’Ars, St. Blood, St. John The Evangel­ development drive inaugurated her Walsh had been retired for Bernadette’s, St. Pius X ’s, St. ist’s, and St. Vincent de Paul’s, in the year. everal years because of ill James’, Presentation, and Lady Denver. At graduation ceremonies in health. of Lourdes Parishes. The Bethlehem Fathers an­ June 102 young women received Tension in Berlin took two The series came to an end nounced plans to build a boys’ diplomas; 815 students showed Ipriests back to service with when the Rt. Rev. Monsignor high school in Broom field; up for opening of classes in I the Armed Forces, Father Ed- Delisle A. Lemieux, surprised Machebeuf and Marycrest September. mm Iward A. Leyden, pastor of two young hoodlums breaking High Schools, Denver, began Educators Foresee I Christ the King Parish, and into the rectory of St. Catherine senior classes; and a new Government Aid I Father Edward D. Ryan, as- Parish and was forced to shoot gymnasium was blessed for Catholic educators flocked to Isistant at St. Peter’s, Greeley. one of them in self-defense. Annunciation High, Denver. Denver in 1961 to attend prof­ essional meetings. Catholic college officials at the ■Association of Am erican Col­ leges Convention in January said students will have a harder time getting into college, will pay more, and will study harder, Milestone in CCD Instruction Program foresaw government aid to ease the financial pressure, and A milestone in the history of the Confraternity of Christian The seven teachers are engaged in giving instruction to re­ promised a better education. Doctrine in the Archdiocese of Denver was reached when tarded children in their respective parishes. Graduates are Delegates to the National seven certificates were given for the first time for training in Mary Louise Hammond, Martha H. Holton, Eleanor Rogers, Conference of Catholic Guid­ instruction of retarded children. Roger Martinez (seated) of and Ann Scheetz, all of Holy Family Parish, Denver; Pat ance Councils in March in St. Catherine's I ’ a r is h , Derby, and a graduate of Regis College, Stainbrook and Gloria Tolaro, St. Mary’s, Littleton; and Rita Loretto Heights, challenged conducted the 10-hoiir course at the CCD center. He em pha­ Carlino, St. Patrick’s, Denver, Ijeft to right above are Mrs. Scheetz, Pat Stainbrook, Rita Carlino, Eleanor Rogers, and the governm ent to halt dis­ sized the various types of retardation and the manner of ap­ Sister Mary Celine, a consultor, of the Missionary Sisters of Our crimination against private proach to these types. Guests speakers at the course were schools in the National Mrs. Cleo Wallace of the Wallace Village for Children, Broom­ Lady of Victory at Holy Ghost Youth Center, Denver. Defense Education .Act. field. and Dr. .Allan Murphy. Other Catholic educators in the headlines were principals and administrators at the an­ Pontiff Calls for Opening v A ' S n o t nual Supervisors' Workshop and participants in a panel on "Fin­ ancing Catholic Higher Educa­ tion” at the .American College Of Council Meeting in '62 Public Relations Association.' convention in July. Vatican City. — Pope John conquests in the technical and The annual Teachers’ Insti­ XXIII on Christmas day sol­ scientific field, but which still tute for the .Archdiocese of Den­ emnly called for the opening of carries the con.sequences of a ver and the Diocese of Cheyenne the Second Vatican Council in temporal order.” Draws Over 77,000 Visitors in October brought 812 princi­ 1962, as he offered the facili­ The Pope said the world's pals and teachers to Denver. ties of the Church to the moral progress had not kept The Shrine to St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, sons. It contains the altar and statue Nuns’ Communities world's "grave state of spiritu­ pace with its material ad­ first U.S. cltizen-salnt, attracted more than of Mother Cabrini, moved from the original Evidence Progress al need.” vances, but he found reason 77,(HH) visitors the past year from ail parts of grotto in 1947. In the foreground is the spring for hope, despite the tenden­ Congregations of sisters too The 80-year-old Pontiff signed the U.S. and various countries throughout the discovered by the saint. cies "of distrustful souls to played a part in making news. with a golden pen the Latin Pa­ world. The new chapel accommodates 100 per­ pal bull Humanac Salutis (O f see only darkness burdening Human Salvation) that an­ the face of the earth.” We like nounced the historic meeting to to reaffirm “ all our confidenc­ [xtensive Improvements Cited at Cabrini Shrine rally Christendom against es in our Savior who has not "militant atheism operating on left the world which He re­ The Mother Cabrini Shrine the shrine grounds. The shrine was erected in contains tlie altar and statue of a world scale. " The precise deem ed." he said. site has been the subject of ex- Vandalism Costly 1947 to com m em orate the first -Mother Cabrini, moved from tb e ’ date for the council has not Although the Holy Father did I tensive improvem ents in the The news from the shrine, U.S. citizen-saint. Born in Italy, original grotto. been set. not mention Communism by name, his allusions to it were 1 past year. Highlighting the im­ however, was not all good in Mother Cabrini becam e a U.S. In the sum m er months chil­ "The Church today Ls as­ clear, Vatican sources said, provements was the installation 1961. Vandals broke into the citizen and was canonized by dren from the Queen of Heaven ^ sisting at a crisis of society,” when he talked of "militant of an 85-carillon (bell) system, grounds early in August and Pope Pius XII in 1946. Orphanage spend an allotted the Holy Father declared. atheism. ■’ the highest bell installation in caused an estimated $1,500 dam­ She came to Denver Oct. 24, time enjoying the camp facili­ "W hile humanity is at the the world. age to the buildings and fix­' 1902, and established the ()ueen ties at the shrine. critical moment of a new era, To Discuss Unity The carillons, identical to tures in the shrine. of Heaven Orphanage under the The M issionary Sisters of the tasks of a gravity and im­ The agenda of the Second those in the Cathedral at Mur- .A statue qf the Sacred Heart 'supervision of Bishop Nicholas Sacred Heart, the congregation mense amplitude await the A'atican Council will be vast in ano, Italy, were dedicated the in the lower chapel of the (', Matz. In 1912 she purchased founded by Mother Cabrini. con­ Church as in the most tragic scope, but one of the main is­ past June by the Rt. Rev, Mon­ shrine was damaged, glass lamp 900 acres of ground in Mount duct both the Queen of Heaven epochs of its history. sues will be Church unity. The signor Thomas Barry, pastor of globes were broken, a com­ I Vernon Canyon for a 'ummer Orphanage and the Mother Ca­ "It in fact concerns." he said, Pope disclosed that some non- Annunciation Parish, Denver. memoration plaque and stained 'school and home for orphans. brini Shrine. "putting in contact with the \i- Catholic chuiches already glass window were smashed, vifying and lasting energies of have accepted invitations’ and Other improvements complet­ Water Flew Laymen on the shrine com­ electric wiring was pulled apart, the Gospel, the modern world, a hope to send observers to the ed are the widening and repair­ mittee are Frank Merelli, ^ and trash was spread about the She was warned there was no world that exalts itself for its' ing of the road to the shrine council meeting, [N'CWC] grounds. ' water on the site. But while chairman; Clifford E. Bohan­ grounds, construction of three The vandalism was a severe i walking at the place one day non, John .A. Campbell, Sr.; additional parking areas, and financial blow to hopes for fur­ I she overturned a large rock and blacktopping and installation of Joseph Dire, .'.rthur Gaglia, ther improvem ents at the immediately water be.gan to parking barricades in the main John Malpiede, Frank Notary, shrine, according to Frank Mer- ! flow from under it. parking areas. Louis Polidori, Joseph J. Seal- elli, president of the shrine com­ .At the spot where .Mother Ca- vo, Louis R. Tezak, and Er­ WOMEN Rock gardens were construct­ mittee. brini discovered this natural ed on both sides of the 400-step Additional construction and spring, a stone grotto, a semi­ nest .A. Tomeo. stairway leading to the top of expansion of shrine facilities, replica of the famed grotto of Mr.-Merelli said that persons the hill, where the statue of the he said, will depend in large Lourdes, was erected in her interested in donating to im ­ You can make sure you’ll have extra holiday Sacred Heart stands. Irrigation measure on the generosity of honor in 1947, provements at the shrine may for the rock gardens is provid­ donors who wish to express In 1959 the grotto was re­ contact him by calling him at WANTED! cash when you need it next year if you join ed from two large lakes. their love of St. Frances X a ­ placed with an enlar.ged new WE. 4-9414. Names of benefact­ our Christmas Club now. It’s a wonderful Also installed in the year was vier Cabrini through contribu­ chapel of Lyons sandstone, ac­ ors are engraved on a plaque an automatic sprinkling system tions for the nationally known commodating more than lilt) at the foot of the stairway to to work in Circulation way for thrifty people to save eihead for with m ore than 100 outlets on memorial. persons for sersiccs. The chapel the hilltop statue. Department of The Den­ gift-givang and other seasonal expenses. 77,192 Visit ver Catholic Register. Come in today . . . Cabrini Shrine RILIGIOUS ARTICLES Full and part time help I Continued From Page I ' S a v e b y m ail. Mail your first payment, name and • STATUES • ROSARIES • MEDALS Guatemala, and Scotland. 6 needed. Salary or com­ address to "Christmas Club,” American each; National Bank. 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REcasTER^I^^e^^ m d Q p i H t 'm '^ H E CHURCH is always on the. gards her territories in India. side of world government, It is unfortunately true that when and if it is approximated, as whenever a decision of an interna-, it sometimes has been. The early tional tribunal has been accepted Christians almost wholly supported by the country againrt which it has the Roman Empire, which came as gone, this has usually been in a Holy Spirit Stirs near to being an international rule matter of minor importance. At of law as the world has ever seen. least, if any decision nas been ac­ Even an imperfect world gov­ cepted that is regarded as unfavor­ Breath of Unity ernment, which sometimes makes able, the issue has involved s(>me , By R. G. P i m s wrong decisions, is better than point between nations of similar E’RE L IV IN G the Christmas season and coming none at all, as long as there is an culture and obedience to law, such W to the New Year. As some see it, this means actual balance of justice over in­ as the Scandinavian lands. we’re losing that time of year when the gp-ace of God justice and world wars are avoided. seems to well up around us, when His power seems for But we have not even the mini­ THE QUESTION comes down once to become real and inescapable—and we are get­ mum requirements for a rule of law to this: Right is right and wron^ 7 = - ting. back to the humdrum down-to-earth business of over the world. The proof of it can is nobody. R i^ t is not an interna­ everyday life. 7 tional court; nght is not the United But this is to forget the great spirit that is stir­ be seen in the ease with which ring. in the world, that r Nehru has disregarded law and or­ Nations, unless such bodies rive de­ makes this (me of the great der when this has served his ends, cisions and take actions that are days of Christianity. B o h i f l C l I while maundering platitudes about right. It must be admitted that peace on otiier occasions. wherever the UN has upheld and . MAYBE YOUR ffiEA enforced the right, its decisions of a spirit stirring is the the NEHRU HAS HYPOCRITIC­ have either been i^ ored , as when wild wind ivith which the it decided for the internationaliza­ Holy Spirit ckme on the ALLY stated that he always abides first Pcmtecost Maybe it is Headlines by the decisions of international tion of Jerusalem, or it was really the lesser but very specific organizations. The Portuguese Am­ tiietlLI.S. that enforced the decision, evidence in the appariticms at Lourd&s and Fatima. bassador to Washington has named as in the Korean War. But there are other ways in which the Holy Spirit just one of the international deci­ We must not despair of ^interna­ works. And I do not mean those we know so well sions he has flouted, that of a ver­ tional government But we shall in the repentance of the long-lapsed Catholic or the conversion ci the ncm-CathoUc spouse. dict of the International Court of never attain it if we do not enforce Here is a whole series of what 1 have in mind: Justice, ()f April 12, 1960, which the right, regardless of the attitude The election of a Pope whose very temperament and was favorable to Portugal as re­ of the “ uncommitted.” ' certainly whose ardent desires lean toward frienclly i relations with non-Catholics, the Holy Father’s deci- sion to convoke the Second Vatican Ecumenical Coun­ cil, the creation of the Secretariat for the Promotion (tf Christian Unity, the visit with the Pope by the Archbishop of Canterbury and more recently by the Portugal's Christian Legacy head (rf the Episcopalian Church in the U.S., the tenor of t l» meeting of the World Council of Churches in h e e x p u l s io n of the Portuguese PORTUGUESE CIVILIZATION India, and now the issuance of Pope John’s encycli­ T from Goa, to which they had as across the seas was Chiistocentric. cal ( « the 15th centenary of the (leath of Pope Leo much right as Nehru had to India (he The pride of race in the Portuguese the Great 'h f?; had none at all to Goa, which was never was nearly always exceeded or sur­ a part of a country called India), should passed by the Christocentric spirit. The MAYBE IT IS A CASS of not seeing the woods make the civilized world realize what Portuguese, unlike, the Dutch and Eng­ for the trees, and maybe it is just an inherited mis­ they owe to this gallant little country lish, never put financial gain above trust of anything Protestant, but many people do not of navigators. We pass over its count­ safety of the persecuted Christians of really seem to notice what is happening. The thought less scientific contributions. Japan. r ’ ■ never seems to have entered many minds that all It was the Portuguese, through the The Portuguese have gone fmtiiet / this undeniable trend may be the Holy Spirit moving zeal of Prince Henry the Navigator, than any other people, milte, Brown, in a roundabout and certeinly strange but wonderfiS Yellow, or Black, m surmounting ra­ “ Bomb-Boyd Pl«af« moks a New Year’s who first opened the era of European way to accomplish at some probably distant date the exploration which ended in the discov­ cial antagonisms. Portugal and Brazil Resolvfloii ffo be len Pwshy In 1962.” unity of Faith that Christ prayed for at the Last ery of America. Prince Henry acted in remain our mostit gloriousglori( monuments Sup^r. the name of Christ, as did every great to racial eciuality./ . It is ironic: that Port* Portuguese explorer and navigator, at ugal-beyond-the-seasond-the-se is now being at­ POPE JOHN sees the trend for what it is. In his least partially or nominally. tacked in the name of opposition to co­ new encyclical on 'Pope Leo he says he called the Read 'Em and Reap Cruelties there were in the Portu­ lonialism. if . coming ecumenical council specifically to help the guese empire, in India, in Brazil, and Church accomplish its mission of unity. He admits By James M. Shea Read everything? Perhaps “I never read stories in your elsewhere. The most ardent Portu­ ORIENTAL PUBUCISTS of ti\ with sorrow the unity does not exist today, but he A M E O L D RESOLU­ not. But consider the resolve paper if I see the word ‘lit­ guese do not dream of defending all day, even those with deeply natlonaliit, adds, “ However, it is a cause of comfort and of gentle STIONS this New Year’s? of the mother of a large ,fam- urgy’ in them,” a business­ the actions of their conquistadores. But anti-imperialist, a n d anti-European hope to us.to see those generous and^growing efforts One of the saints—maybe man told me once. What a standaras of judgment, like the Indian ] pity! Here he was neglect­ there is one thing the Portuguese can madb' in various parts of the world for the purpose of all of them—said the best scholar K. M. Panikkar, do not hesitate plan is to tackle one fault at ing the richest treasure of say witii perfect historical truth: Their , Chnstij a time. the Church in his newspaper overseas territories were built on Chris­ to acknowledge the superiority of the! Take, for example, the On ] reading—the much neglected tianity; without Christianity they would Portuguese or Spanish spiiiL For tho | fault of not reading. A vast treasure of divine worship. have disintegrated, as did the Dutch sake.ri civilization, let us suppdrt gal* We may be getting ba(* to the everyd^ life of educational system is set up The Home TO THE NEWSPAPER- possessions in Ceylon. lant Portugal. the world, but these are not ordinary days. The Holy for the basic purpose of en­ man, such remarks are a Spirit is moving in a way the world has not seen for abling us to read. Forests challenge to his ability and many a year,, indeed many a century. are laid waste to provide the Scene a spur to his conscience. raw material for our books Have stories about divine lA^WVWVWWVWWW^^WWWWWWWWI and periodicals. Moveable worship been told effective­ type and its modem variants ily to read the stories on page ly? move at a speed that dazzles one whether they interested But to the reader, there is Moral Law on Colonialism the human mind. her or not. no excuse for waiting until every report is couched in su­ IN THE CATBOUC PRESS “ Stories on Federal aid to perb literary language before b o u t h a l f the foreign news is der, ahy State, provided it has the alone a vast corps of person­ education were hard going deigning to take notice. A taken up with colonial wars—the means and the will, may undertake, Roses and Cactus nel dedicate themselves to for me at first,” she said, People who say they have this mission. We did this in the case of ■ : . l: Indian aggression on Goa, the Indo­ the never - finished task of "but after a while I got the “ no time to read” often Puerto Rico and the Philippines. By Josira i^. K n m to the Pope. Poor man must enough can recite w ord 'for nesian aggression against Dutch New bringing to the Catholic peo­ whole picture and found out It is argued, against every justifica­ have thought that Pius XU ple the news that matters. that it was a pretty exciting word the morning’s descrip­ Guinea, and the UN fight with Tshombe : IS JUST ONE TEAR tion of colonization, continues me Code, was Just an alias for Eich- Not to read it is no small one. And it involved me, tion of the basketball game in the Congo are prime examples. linee I joined leveral of ! mannl too.” that took place the night be­ ^ a t has the moral law to say about that humanity remains divided into r my confreret of die Foortb fault. But there have been com­ fore, or the cute and piquant equal and independent societies, none Estate In writing a w e < ^ colonialism, an emotional w o ^ that pensations, such as the doc­ advice dished out by the local of them has the right to exercise over column for the Rtgittitr. Since commonly generates no light? One of tor’s wife who asked how she lovelorn adviser. then, nearly a dozen alOUat^. the best Catholic pronouncements on the others any sort of jurisdiction or could contribute to the work - newspapks have incorporated this subject comes from The Code of control. But sometimes colonization is of the missionaries in Peru; NO, IT IS A MATTER of this edttorial page Info t l ^ AND THEN International Ethics, drawn up after essential to international order. the business man in North motivation more than one of own editkmi, providing an Is it true that tabloid news­ Something to think about: Carolina who requested the time. If we consider knowl­ the First World War by a group of eTe^ihcreatlng readership. papers were Invented because “ Unless a man has talents to names of reference books on edge important we should scholars under the guidance of Cardi­ THE CODE RECOGNIZES duties It h>Mn!iman nature to pro- so many people are now wear­ make something of himself, early Catholic American his­ seek it. If we are satisfied nal Mercier and known as the Malines as well as rights in the colonizing pow­ test>that with wUdi we dis­ ing bifocal glasses? freedom is an Irksome bur­ tory; the Bishop who informed with our “ Catholic compre­ Code. Coming from authors who were er. It has the duty to educate the col-' agree bat to remain silent on den.”—Eric Hoffer. me that he often uses my ma­ hension,” to invent an ob­ opinion wi^ which 1 we con- in great part Belgians, it is especially onized i^oples to the position of emanci­ terial in his sermons and writ­ And then Chesterton in his scure phrase, then there is opposite to the crisis in the former Bel­ pation, if tiiey want it. But, once eman­ ■ f - f little motive for reading the dMAMWMMMMyyWWWWIMtfMMWWWWhAAAA ings; a group of doctors in “ Ballad of the White Horse” cipation has been achieved, the former Catholic press. But if we de­ gian Congo. Maryland asking permission had this to say about the Ir­ And then there was the lady colony must not break all the bonds to reprint “ Men of Medicine;” ish: sire to know the mind of the who was trying to make con­ THE DIVINE PLAN is distorted that united it to the parent styty. Therd Profiles ahd a dozen other publications For the great Gaels of Ireland versation with a tramp who Church and if we understand interested in quottog a par­ Are the men that God made had come to her door for food: the everlasting significance and humanity frustrated, says t h e should be co-operation ^f^reenthe of the persons, places, and mother and the daughter country. , ticular column that fitted spe­ mad. “ Are you really content to Code, when backward nations, through / and cific needs. For all their wars are merry. events in which the life of incapacity, slackness, or laziness, fail Those who want to know jnst how spend your life walking about the Church is being lived to­ And all their songs are sad. the country begging?” to develop the potentialities of their ter­ colonialization stands in the law of God* THE MOST ENCOURAG­ day, then we won’t need to ritory. As long as there is no authority can do no better than to read .The Perspectives “ No, mam,” he replied, "I be coaxed to read diligently ING MESSAGE during the whose task it is to remedy this disor­ Code of International Ethics (Newman). WVWWWWVWywVIA/WWWNfVWWW past year was a long-distance Wonder why neither Roger often wish I had a car.” the news that matters. call from St. Louis. I had Maris or Mickey Mantle nev­ cur. Long ago my good Bishop written a column on Father er named one of their boys gave me some sage advice Edward Dowling, S.J., t h e Homer. which I have always tried to s::intly priest who carried on follow. He said: “Do not a full schedule of work de­ avoid controversial subjects. Can you top this? Bob Con- Democracy Fruit of Patience spite three decades of crip­ sidine, noted writer and radio Speak your mind and pull no pling arthritis. A memorial li­ punches. If an irate reader and TV standout, speaking of brary was being planned in ustafson delivered an impromptu make it a crime for anyone tells you to cancel his sub- his family said: "We have By G. J. G , S.S. his honor. The goal was $100,- speech.” to do or say anything which scripUon because he does not four c h iii’en. One is adopted, W A H E NKRUMAH 000. After about one-half had tends to ridicule him or bring like what you have written, at I forget which one.” seeks to serve as a bene­ been collected, the campaign K him into contempt least that is a sign that your factor to the world com­ IT IS HIGHLY UNLIKELY bogged down. The caller in­ ’f 4 > munity by presenting his that Ghana will have the hap­ The world has certainly editorials are being read.” formed me that she felt my And then there was the fa­ profundities in a book en­ piest memoiiea of bis stay done a lot for Ghana in al­ article would revive interest ther who asked his son: titled I Speak of Freedom. in their country—may it be lowing this dangerous and and put the drive over the SINCE ENTERING THE “How did you do in your ex­ This is indeed a curious sit­ brief! Nkrumah, The New devious tyrant to seize power: top. She likewise told me that NATIONAL FIELD, my mail aminations, Tommy?” uation. One wonders why the Republic reports, has recent­ The basic mistake here haaf has increased considerably. 1 a large metropolitan daily was “ Oh,” he answered airily, dictator of Ghana should ever ly jailed 49 citizens whose been due to the naivete of t l» can frankly say that most of Interested in reprinting my “ I did what George Washing­ have tackled such a subject, only offense was to think for Western mind. yr« have long story and distributing it as a the correspondence is heart­ ton did.” on the face of it one quite )>een familiar with democ­ warming and encouraging. part of a brochure to solicit AAAAAAAAAf\AAAAAAAAAA/\AAAAAAAAAA/V “ What do you mean?” the beyond his powers of analy­ racy.' We are long familiar The brickbats have been few the support of its hundreds of 17? cnoURy father inquired. sis. The New Republic com­ with the intricacies of demo­ and far apart, but even these thousands of readers. raeusH K)ct "I went down In history” ments acidly, “ It is doubtful cratic administratioD and I have learned to enjoy after Writing a column week Ponder was the triumphant reply. that Nkrumah could have have even mastered some of 17 years at the editor’s desk. after week is not easy. To se­ x>SriMH?cSA done himself a greater dis­ the teehniques of day-to*day The man who told me I had lect a subject of Interest to WWU STILL AM service than to publish- this politics in a country govern­ rocks in my head may have most readers is a major oper­ An o u can / f / r and book.” In it he portrays him­ ed “democraticaUy.” diagnosed my mental condi­ ation in itself. A chiei^g var­ ntiPMtD /Vt self as lo n g -v ^ d e d , right­ BUT ONE CAN CALL iti tion. The woman who wrote: iety is another. Most impor­ AmsHDUM / v n u. NV OaMHOOM. eous, and self-inflated. Judg­ Print naive to entertain the hope “ I can tell from your name tant, I think, is the task of ing from several reviews we grafting demoeraey on a * and the way you express choosing an idea that bears have seen he is a kind of branch which cannout nour­ yourself that you must be a the human touch, and then FULL AS BOOKS Mussolini in sepia. And one themselves and to question ish it One cannot take a Jew” did not insult me in the presenting it without profound OtSPITE EUROPt'S ACUTE SMORTAsx o r m a r t , Mussolini was enough. Here the infallibility of his wis­ mob of nattve tribesmen and leasi (]hiist and Mary, Jo­ philosophical embellishment There is always room at TWO TMIBPS O FA U .'na is a quotation which will dom. It is interesting to note turn them tout court into citi­ seph and Peter, John the so that even the least sophis­ the top. — Daniel Webster m cSTC IN 1HC WOM.O serve our purposes: “ I have that he will choose the judges zens. One cannot offer votes Baptist and John the Evange­ ticated can understand. (1782-1M2), when advised not 1D-0Wy ARC tUROPCAM the happiest memories of my to try them and be will de­ to people who cannot iread list all were Jews. That to become a lawyer, since the NATIONALS. stay in Liberia. I shall never fine the court’s procedures. the ballot. ! places me in pretty select THIS COLUMN has been a profession was overcrowded. P forget the wild enthusiasm He is engaged at present in Democracy is the patient company. There w a s t h e challenge. We hope we can • • • of the crowds . . . when I drafting legislation which will fruit of e x ^ e n c e . southerner who charged me continue to please MOST OF You have endured worse with covering up “ Catholic YOU in the months ahead. things; God will grant an end crimes,” attributing t h e May the new year bring you even to these. — Virgil (70- T H E REGISTER slaughter of millions of Jews peace and every blessingl 19 B.C.), Aeneid, 1, 199. Strange But True Tkurtdoy, Dec. 28, 1961 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205 PAGE FIV E

Loyola Parish Sots Holy Hour The 13th annual Holy Hour REGISTORIALS of Reparation will be con­ ducted in St. Ignatius Lo­ CATHOLIC COMMENT ON CURRENT EVENTS yola’s Church, Denver, from /I 8 to 9 p.m. on New Year’s m- eve, Sunday, Dec. 31. Father William J. Heavey, 8.J., as­ L-i' sistant pastor, will conduct the Wingers: Right and Left services.

By Bob Ramsey the ones who are constantly at Although this banter is like­ N. RECENT MONTHS the each other’s throats. Nothing ly to continue, would it not be terms “ right-winger” and can get them off faster or at a more worthwhile to fight our I common enemy — Commu­ “ left-w i n g e r” have been more heated pace than the crashing down in crescendos subject of Communism — do­ nism — instead of one an­ other? There is only one group of invective. The “ radical mestic and foreign. profiting by the bickering that right” and the “ communist is going on between Ameri­ left," the “consymps,” the “ ul­ PO Lm CAL DISCUSSION cans on how to combat Com­ traconservatives," and the is good, but when it becomes an arena for vile epithets and munism— the Reds. As long “ pseudo-liberals” have been 9Bn baseless charges those en­ as we Americans fight one an­ b m d e d on individuals and gaged in it act as senseless other, the Communists can go groups alike. BY INVESTING IN FHA < on about their business of animals rather than responsi­ INSURED, MORTGAOfS Although few have at­ ble men. There is too much subverting our nation without tempted to define the’ two • Iim iiM t and principal paM at stake to justify this con­ fear of interruption. nwnthfy w or^ , it seems that those who stant, unnecessary bantering ADMITTEDLY, the abyss a Principal Inaurad by U.l. dasiify themselves as “ con­ between conservatives a n d Oevammtnl Agancy between conservatism and lib­ servative” and “ liberal” are liberals. Laam how to taka 'advantaga et eralism is deep and wide. One thli naw Invaatmdnt opportunity. wonders whether it is not a No coat—no obllpatlon. breach that is impossible to Alio list of I A L Aaaoclatlom currantly paying 4Vh%- lach ac­ bridge. But what one of us will count Insured to S14,SM by U.S. Automation, call the other less loyal to his Oov't. Agcy. ISM minimum. country because he does not Our Sorvicot P B il see the solution to political tar traa Iracinrt ta t.NA. lanrad problems in the same light as Mar^fjagM tad Ibt at laiarW Blessing or Evil we see them? Students Assist Needy Families aviati *itatl>Haai. Our anti-Communism must Call tr Writt extend further than castigat­ One of the largest Christmas food gifts to the needy was 52 families in the Denver area, benefiting around 380 parents WitTAMIkICA tICUamiB, INC. I By Jim Fibdleb which machines do all or most ing Robert Welch as a “fas­ made by students at Regis High School, Denver. In a drive and children. The distribution of the food baskets was handled 11M i«. Ath sic. Mils O MANY EMPLOYES, au­ of the mechanical work that cist” or diagnosing Eleanor conducted by the school’s R Club, students contributed 2,835 by the students. They are, from left, Thomas Kiatta, Donald tomation appears to be a must be done to provide the NAME ...... T Roosevelt’s views as “ political items of canned food. They not only brought the food from their St. Louis, Richard Scherer, Dennis Goodwin, WilUam Wagner, I great evil, and we cannot wealth necessary both for sub­ senility.” If we are engaged own homes, but in some instances solicited items in their John Hall, Michael Kellogg, Jay Mueller, Pat Kelly, Michael STRIST ...... really blame those with fam­ sistence and for civilization. in such name-calling, the com­ neighborhood areas. Father Arthur T. Verdleck, SJ., Regis Atencio, Nell Rudolph, and Kenneth Jorgenson. ilies or dependents who have CITY ______ZONE . . . STATE . . . . mon grounds on which to High School athletic director, said the food was distributed to I suddenly been “ booted” out IN SUCH A SOCIETY each wage the fight to save our I into the street by some ma- man, or each family, could nation from the atheistic ] chine for thinking so. have a sufficient share in the scourge that threatens it most The term “ technicological private ownership of machines certainly will never be discov­ Rosary-Making Units List Donations unemployment” is no substi- so as to gain a sufficient sub­ ered. THE EMPLOYEES AND MANAGEMENT I tote for food and clothing sistence from their producti­ (Our Lady’s Rosary Making of the Carmelite Sisters in Kum- ed at CR. 9-15^0 for further I when you have lost your job vity. OF d a Le id e n 's t a k e t h is FINALLY, we who declare Club) bakonam, India. information about this circle, because of a mechanical auto- Each man in such a society OPPORTUNITY TO WISH ourselves to be Catholic have A total of of 1,360 rosaries which meets on the second I maton. could be a capitalist, and, as • 275 rosaries have been sent YOU AND YOURS A HOLY an added responsibility. No have been sent to home and Wednesday of each month. This reaction, common to Mortimer Adler and Louis to the Maryknoll Fathers in AND BLESSED 1962. matter whether we are con­ foreign missions by the rosary- New York for their overseas Some 600 rosaries are being many^ workingmen and wo­ Kelso maintain in their book servative or liberal, the Cath­ making groups in the archdio­ missions. se9t to the Holy Father in men, is the result of the un- The Capitalist Manifesto, he olic faith we are supposed to cese, as follows. Rome for use in the missions. I charitable businessman, who could be “an economically • UO Rosaries for the Sis­ be living carries over into This is an annual gift sent somehow feels that he has no free man, free from exploita­ • 250 rosaries were sent to ters of St. Benedict, Atchinson, every phase of our lives— even to the Holy Father. I obligations whatsoever to pre­ tion by other men, free from the Confraternity of Christian Kans., for their mission schools. our political lives. pare a worker or to care for Doctrine in Ogden, Utah, c /o St. Two new groups are being destitution or want, free from • 125 rosaries for the So­ a worker when automation Catholicism allow^ us to dis­ Joseph’s Church. formed, one by the Legion of I the drudgery of mechanical ciety of St. Joseph, Baltimore, After Christmas Clearance I comes into a plant. work — and so free to live agree with but hot to damn Marj) in the Sacred Heart Par­ • 300 rosaries were sent to Md., for their missionary work. well if he has the virtue to those of opposite political ish, Denver, and the second in CRIB FIGURES Vs OFF Rev. V. R. Tarcisius, O.M.I., “CUTE” STATEMENTS do so.” views. If We can learn to put CIref* in Oo M m Lafayette. at Jaffna, Ceylong, India, for CHRISTMAS CARDS Va OFF I suggesting that "automation “ Just as the status of citi­ Catholic charity ahead of po­ The Nativity Rosary Making Anyone interested In either use in parish work. will mean more jobs” do not zenship conferred upon all litical passion, then we can Group in Golden made a total of these new groups or any help to feed miners’ babies has achieved political democ­ proceed as Christians toward • 300 rosaries have been sent of 1,642 rosaries ,in the past other rosary making circle, may in Pennsylvania, when the racy,” Kelso and Adler main- a common goal and against a to the Mother General, Mt. Car­ year. Mrs. Hokenson, 523 Ford call Daniel McEnery, at MA 3- 1120 Broadway KE. 4-8233 new machines' that have re, tab, “ so the individual and common enemy. mel, Flemington, N.J., for use Street, Golden, may be contact­ 5859, for further information. placed the miners are manu­ private ownership of capital factured in places perhaps as by all ■ households would I far away as California. achieve economic democ­ I.< Many unions have at­ racy.” "r ^ a & n e » £ . tempted to forestall the lay­ offs and unemployment chu.sed THIS FREEDOM from by automation by what has much of the mechanical work been labeled as “ feather-bed­ must become freedom for lei­ UOTMES , ding” — a term that implies sure. DOWNTOWN—SIXTEENTH AND WELTON I something evil, but a prac­ The. late Pius XII said that O W i k t a tice that is, for the most part, it was his “ hope that the pro­ JhsL W jCU tiu SiohSL I a sincere attempt of working­ found needs of the soul will men to continue making a find their satisfaction in the livelihood for their families greater amount of free time because an employer or so­ available because of modern Sfarfing Tomorrow 9:15 a.m, fo 8:30 p»m, "'•A. ciety has not seen fit to con­ machines.” trol the employment of auto­ Through the proper use of mation. this greater amount of leisure unquestionably. •• ou r time, men and women will be MANY LABOR LEADERS better able to pursue cultur­ today, it seems to me, are al, religious, and philosophi­ negligent in their role as cal goals. leaders when they fail to grasp the meaning of automa­ CONSCIENTIOUS LABOR 9 oiUKtiu| CCeo^toMce V * tion. They fail to understand leaders, business men, and that automation should mean all members of society, it J fewer jobs for workingmen. seems to me, should be work­ ■ ' J V - ■ Automation, however, should ing together to guard against automation becoming a curse ■ not and nesd not and must , % not mean i a loss of income rather than a blessing. K o ^ w U . y - for that vast section of soci­ Monsignor George G. Hig­ end ety we call “workers.” gins, director of the NCWC ^ 7 . % - It may seem “ far-fetched” Social Action Department, to imagine a state of com­ pointed out that this can hap­ J '’ ’ ■ •5:j ‘ i V- \ plete automation but, with pen if automation is “ intro­ J im S y C M e ^ duced so rapidly or so hap­ the great advances that are Chargp P«r4fc.M t being made in science and hazardly as. to result in un- BUM Mnmrr r*t technology, it should take no employmentj or even in un­ • great amount of imagination deremployment in a given re­ SUITS & TOPCOATS Reg’ss to conceive of a society in gion or country.” Holds in ' Register System of Catholic Newspapers ••Will Call" Founding Editor __.lT h e late Rt. Rev, ^Matthew Smith, Ph.D. •X-T-K-N-D-K-D President...... Archbishop Urban J. Vehr PAYMBNTS Editor and Business Manager______Rt. Rev. John B. Cavanagh, Ph.D. Executive Editor______Msgr. John B. Ebel, M.A., Lilt.D. Associate Business Manager_____Rev. Daniel J. 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Plans are being formulated byi able clothing were collected and the Catholic Daughters of Amer­ packed by court members for ica Court in Leadville for the the Bishops’ Thanksgiving annual reception of candidates clothing drive. ' The reception will be held Three boxes of Christmas Sunday, Jan. 28, in Annunciation gifts weighing '35 pounds were Parish hall. A banquet will fol­ sent by Mrs. Ed Slifka and low the reception. her committee to the State Mother Pens Pamphlets Hospital in Pueblo. This is an LETTER OF THANKS annual project of the court. The court received letters of A highlight of the evening was On Home, Family Care gratitude from the Holy Father, the Christmas recipe exchange. Africa, India, the State Hospital, A mother with multiple scler- of them with the aid of an Members of the refreshment and the Legion of Mary for ros­ osis since 1959 has just writ- eye shield because of double committee made their Christ­ aries made by the Leadville ten three pamphlets on the vision. mas specialty for the meeting Rosary Guild, a committee of home and family care, two She is Mrs. Cecilia Desmond, and provided the recipe. Court St. Francis Cabrini. 2342 Dexter Street, Denver. Included in the spread were Mrs. Desmond is a graduate A set of vestments sent to patesa, sprits, panteoni, truffles, of St. Francis de Sales’ High the Maryknoll Fathers was also Danish pastry, and fancy cook­ School and the Seton School acknowledged. ies. Mrs. Emma Malavar was of Nursing in Colorado More than 2,700 pounds of us- chairman for the event. Springs. After graduation she studied at the University of Colorado. Prior to her marriage, she Mass, Holy Hour Slated was a clinical instructor at Mercy Hpspital. She has five For First Saturday Club children. The First Saturday Mass and Holy Hour sponsored by Our Mrs. Desmond’s first book­ Lady of Fatima First Saturday Club will be held at 12:10 p.m. let, A Catholic Mother’s Pray- in Holy Ghost Church Jan. 6, followed by a luncheon at 1:30 erbook, was published in 1959. 'Big Sisters' Entertain 'Little Sisters' p.m. in the Denver Dry Goods tearoom. Reservations for lunch, Her current pamphlets, pub­ their little sisters at a Christmas party and exchange of gifts. at $1.65 per plate, should be telephoned to either Mrs. John lished by the Divine Word Mrs. Barbara Mahoney, (second from left), chairmen of the “ Big sister’’ group of the Archbishop’s Guild’s helped to This year the number of little sisters was much larger than LaTourette, FR 7-1062, or Mrs. Nina Heiser, EA. 2-4610, not Press, Techny, HI., are: direct party activities at Queen of Heaven Orphanage, Denver. usual because of the number of girls from Cuba at the later than Friday, Jan. 5. Discipline in the Home (15 orphanage. cents). Religious Education She and Santa served refreshments to the girls. Each Christmas the “ big Sisters” of the guild entertain and Formation in the Home Spo«ia*311E. 4th Avo. B eiiOes. Pat is a member of flower girl and >Chris White- ■ Houri I *.m. to 4 p.m. Ampit Parking In Roar St Joseph’s Parish, Ft. Col- well was ring-bearer. um. The bride is a senior in nurses’ training at Loretto Heights College. The bride­ groom attended Holy Family High School, Denver, and Colorado Universty. n € HOUR

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(Continued From Page 3) \ accepted the invitations. $48,183.86. Maloney, who received an hon­ Church in his native land. tor, elected first vice presi­ rochial school speller in Colora­ The Jesuits’ Sacred Heart victims of the Red terror in Organizations made news in A Catholic Youth Council orary doctor of laws from the Father Gabriel Gallinal, S.J., dent of the National Confer­ do and Wyoming. Retreat House In Sedalla re­ Cuba; others came from Hol­ 1961 on the Catholic Action front. was set up in the archdio­ college. of Montevideo, Uruguay, who ence of Catholic Charities; Sis­ Tragedy struck at Stapleton ported that more than 2,309 land, 49 (most refugees from The Denver Deanery of the cese in October. Archbishop Denver bu.sinessman and phi­ told of the explosive combina­ ter M. Alfreda, administrator Field when a jet passenger men had attended retreats Indonesia); Germany, 7; and Archdiocesan Council of Catho­ Vehr called it “ a positive lanthropist John J. Sullivan was tion of poverty and Marx in La­ of Sacred Heart Hospital, La­ plane crashed, killing 16. Seven there since the house opened Yugoslavia, (. lic Women was reorganized in way to develop leadership named a Knight of Malta to tin America; Father Robert mar, named chairman of the priests were among the first two years before. among lay people for youth add to his other Papal honors. Parish St. Vincent de Paul April into three districts to give Keating of Chesire, Conn., new Southeastern District Hospital volunteers bringing spiritual closer contact with parish or­ work.” Father Bruce Vawter, C.M., Conferences and Catholic Fam­ national chaplain of the Amer­ Conference; and pl^sical aid to the vic- ganizations. Father Barry Wogan, pastor of St. Thomas Seminary, one of ily Movement groups sponsored ican Legion; Mrs. Josephine Bettinger, tims. many of the refugee families. Ai^ong ACCW activities for of St. Rose of Lima’s, Denver the nation’s leading Scripture Father Harold Gardiner, S.J., parishioner of St. Francis de Four new churches were the year were co-operation in was named director and Fa­ scholars, was elected head of Bishop John J. Wright of literary editor of America, who Sales, Denver, recipient of an dedicated in the archdiocese spiritual and physical aid to mi­ ther Robert Syrianey, pastor the Catholic Biblical Associa­ Pittsburgh made headlines in described the worship of wealth award from the American Le­ BAKERIES in IM l to serve a rapidly grant workers, the annual state of Our Lady of Fatima, Lake- tion. Denver for the third time in in the movies as a greater men­ gion National Education and growing Catholic population, convention in May, and an in­ wood, assistant director. Death in 1961 came to Ralph the year when he addressed 500 Home of Fine Pastries stitute on “ Civic Concerns of ace than, mass murder or Bri­ Scholarship Committee; lawyers at the annual Red Mass up S2 per cent in the past Large numbers of the faithful Chaplin, former Denverite, a gitte Bardot; in November. A few weeks ear­ 66 So. Broadway decade. Catholic Women” in October convert, and one of the lead­ Mrs. Mary Blake, affection- of the archdiocese attended the 75S So. Unlvonl^ The new churches and their and November. Vincent g. Wendling of Den­ atey known in Central City as lier more than 700 physicians North American Liturgy Week ers of the radical International 1550 Colorado Uvd. pastors are St. Anthony of Pa­ c m laawgwrafes ver who has made more than “ Grandpa Blake,” honored for gathered for the medical profes­ held in August in Oklahoma W(«kers of the World (Wob- 2410 East 8rd Ave. sion’s annual White Mass. dua’s, Denver, Father Robert TMcfcar A M «i City, and the National Confer­ blies) in the early 1900s. 500 converts in his lifetime; her efforts in helping to pre­ Kekeisen; Nativity of Our Lord, The 50,000 members of the ence of the Confraternity of Other deaths were those of Sister M. Janet school expert of serve the historic St. Mary of Eighty diocesan directors of Broomfield, Father George Wei- Catholic Parent-Teacher League Christian Doctrine held in Dal­ Mrs. H. W. Anderson of Den­ the Sisters of Charity of Cincin­ the Assumption Church there; family life activities came to 'Tbe Hnni Ustad Sere dnerve la bel; added a new service to aid the nati, who warned against criti­ Lynn Olson, eighth grade pupil be remembered whoa yea ore dU- las in November. John Yelen- ver, and Elizabeth Sheeby of Denver for their annual na­ iributUig year pelnatte to the dU- Holy Name, Fort Logan, Fa­ schools, a committee on lay ick of Denver was one of the South Boulder, both pioneers cism of sc'hools by self-styled of St. Therese’s, Aurora, top pa- tional conference in September. ferent Imee of raetMti. ther Anthony Weinzapfel; and teacher aides, who supplement principal speakers at the CCD and benefactors of the Church. authorities who know noth­ Lady of Victory, Limon, a mis­ the work of full-time teachers convention. ing about education. sion of St. Anthony’s, Hugo, Fa­ The late beloved Monsignor in the classroom. Names made news in 1961. Travelers included Mary El­ ther Robert Freudenstein. Attendance at the CPTL all­ Hugh L. McMenamin, former Nationally known figures, such liott, a St. Joseph’s High School NOW . . . 2 Locations Ground was broken in May day conference in March reach­ rector of Cathedral Parish, was as Jim Farley and Sen. Eu­ graduate, who left to serve in a for a new )600,000 church in ed more than. 4,000 — more given a posthumous award by gene McCarthy of Minnesota, Nyasaland mission, and Mary Christ the King Parish before than double the previous high. visited Denver and commented the state unit of the National Mollahan, a parishioner of St. the pastor. Father Edward Ley­ Delegates of 11 Western on the worlds affairs for the Council of Christians and Jews Peter’s, Fleming, spending a den, was recaUed to chaplain’s states attended the 11th re­ Register. for beginning “Brotherhood Cherjy Creek Downtown duties witlLthe Armed Forces. gional conference of the Nation­ Week,” now a national institu­ year as an exchange high Trappisl Saporior school student in West Geelong, 14th and Tremont In July (instruction began on al Laywoman’s Retreat Move­ tion. AlpmecJa and Madison I Mamod Abbot Australia. another-new 1^10,000 church in ment in Colorado Springs in Sister Cyprienne, a Little Sis­ The Very Rev. Dora Thomas Cherry Creek Medical 1335 Fourteenth Street S t Mary’s, Littleton, where Fa­ November. ’They heard from a ter of the Poor, spent her 91st Honored for achievement Keating, O.C.S.O., superior of ther Fr^erick McC^jdlin is pas­ distinguished list of speakers, St. Patrick’s Day at Mullen in 1961 were the Rt. Rev. Mon- AC. 2-6433 the ’Trappists’ St. Benedict’s Bldg. FR. 7-5374 tor. A parish drive was under­ headed by Bishop John J. Home for the Aged and re­ signor Elmer J. Kolka, arch­ taken in Littleton to meet the Wright of Pittsburgh. Monastery, Snowmass, w a s called the festivities on the diocesan Charities direc­ construction costs. The 79th national convention elected Abbot of St. Joseph’s feast in her native Ireland. , A remodeled St. Joseph’s of the Knights of Columbus Monastery in Spencer, Mass. The Register carried inter­ fm Church in Ft. Collins with dou­ brought more than 5,090 dele­ Abbot Thomas returned to views with a long list of not­ DRY CLEANING m o n o a n ble its former seating ct4>acity gates to Denver In August. Snowmass to install the Very ables, including Archbishop Jo­ was blessed in April. The Very Messages of praise for the Rev. Dom M. Joachim Viens, AND LAUNDRY I Rev. Monsignor Richard Diiffy work of the Knights came O.C.S.O., Abbot General of the seph Parecattil of Emakulam, Call PRECISE OFITCAL SERVICE lOPTICAL COMPANY is pastor. from Pope John XXIII, Pres­ Trappist monks throughout the India; Russian - born Father and lens replacement. w orll Andrei Urosov, S.J., who pre­ CASCADE Guild Prescription Opticians either remodeling projects on ident Kennedy, and Canadian TAbor S-4S70 Including frame repair churches were completed or un­ Prime Minister John Diefen- Father Thomas J. Sheehy, dicted a bright future for the der way at St. Patrick’s, Den­ baker. S.J., was appointed in August ver; Annunciation arid St. Jo­ Archbishop- Vehr, in an ad­ as the supervisor of the Jesuit seph’s, Leadville; St. John’s, dress at the knights’ state din­ priests at Regis College and Stoneham; St. Mary’s Mission, ner, lauded their contribution High School. Grover; St. Joseph’s Mission, to the welfare of the Church Among the many names in Briggsdale, and the mission in and the nation. headlines from Regis were Ramah. Speaking at the same dinner those of Father Harry R. Klok- Additional building projects Supreme Knight Luke E. Hart er, S.J., who spent the second were undertaken in Mt. Carmel warned that certain rights of semester as a visiting professor ' Parish, Denver, a convent; St. the Free World should not be of philosophy at Heythrop Col­ Catherine’s, .Derby, a convent, considered negotiable in di­ lege in England, and Bishop and St. Andrew’s Parish, Craig, plomacy with Communist na­ a rectory. tions. Hospital Aides fm hh Cmmpmtgm Newman Clubs of the Inter­ mountain Province held their Parish drives were launched provincie meet at Colorado Uni­ Elect Officers, in St.' Philomena’s, Denver, to versity in April, and Colorado enlarge the school and convent; Board Members in Assumption Parish, Welby, State University, Ft. Collins, played host for an educational for improvements in the church, New officers and board mem- conference of Newraanites in school, and rectory; ' bers of St. Anthony’s Hospital November. In Presentation Parish, Den­ Auxiliary, Denver, are: Presi-i SAVINGS JAN.l ver, to enlarge the church and C. D. of A. Plans dent, Mrs. John W. Metzger; school; in St. Mary’s, Colorado Motional Conrenllon president - elect, Mrs. Robert Springs, to renovate fte church The Catholic Daughters of Knecht; vice president, Mrs. W. and build a rectory; and in St America announced they would E. Mogan; secretary, Mrs. John Leo’s, Denvpr,y^for repairs to hold their 1962 convention in Dolie; treasurer, Mrs. James the' church. ' Denver. The local organization Lonergan; and; corresponding i St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood, obtained a new clubhouse at secretary, Mrs. Robert Talbott; ■ celebrated the 50th anniversary 765 Pennsylvania. Parliamentarian, Mrs. Martin of its founding in the past year, The Tabernacle Society cele­ Smith, membership, Mrs, Ivan and Christ the King Parish, Ev­ brated the golden jubilee of its Mitten; news chairman, M rs.: ergreen, its silver jubilee. effort to help beautify Colorado Gerald A. Shpall; ways and To aid interfaitb under­ churches, especially in mission means, Mrs. L. M. Perlmutter, standing, Holy Family Par­ areas. Mrs. Edward T. Kennedy, and ish invited congregations of The St. Vincent de Paul So­ Mrs. Charles H. Pigg; other denominations to attend ciety reported increased spir­ an open house held in Sep­ itual and material aid to the Director of volunteers, Mrs. tember. Six ministers were needy of the archdiocese. Total Glen Reineke; co-director, among the 399 persons who aid for the year amounted to Mrs. W. E. Mogan,; orientation' chairman, Mrs. Stanley J. Son- tag; gift shop committee, Mrs. Lloyd Wales, Mrs. Frank Smith, Mrs. Fred Hanneman, Mrs. Leo J. Nolan, and Mrs. Glen Reineke; gift financial chair­ man, Mrs. Franklin Mushaben. Lobby hostess chairman, Mrs. Raymond Nicoll; co-chairman, Mrs. Cora McCarthy; gift carl chairman, Mrs. Thomas Cody; [ nursing assistance chairman, . » j kkONF Mrs. Jonas J. Kaufman; play women chairman, Mrs. Gordon Tanner; telephone committee j chairman, Mrs. Earl Bauden- distle; co chairman, Mrs. Emil Schneider; and editor of Lam- lighter, Mrs. Gerald A. Shpall. The next general meeting of the auxiliary will be on Mon­ day, Jan. 15, at 1 p.m. in the Nurses’ Residence auditorium. DAILY INTEREST INTEREST ON SAVINGS ' tngogontont Told ; Of Marcia Roinotke ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS ON DEPOSIT ONE YEAR Effective January 1,1962, savings that have been on SvMlwItms ■ Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Reinecke Beginning January 1,1962, your savings at Denver of Aurora announce the engage­ deposit for one year, and continue on deposit dur­ Mr. and Mrs. Mike Marzano celebrated their goldbn-wedding ment of their daughter, Marcia U. S. National automatically earn Daily Interest anniversary at a Mass in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church. A Pauline, to Cadet Frederick ing the quEirter, will esum the new, higher 4% rate, reception was held in Mt. Carmel Hall. at the new, higher interest rate of per year, Theodore Dykes of Princess which will be paid April 1,1962, and each quarter They were married Dec. 10, 1911, in Denver. compounded quarterly. If you open a new account Anne, Md. Ca­ They have five sons, two daughters, 16 grandchildren, and thereafter. This is the maximum interest commer­ det Dykes is or add to a present one, your savings earn this two great-grandchildren. cial banks can pay under new Federal regulations. the son of interest from day of deposit to day of withdrawal Mrs. Lorena And, it’s one more good reason why smart aaveiB V. Dykes of , 80 long as your account remains open ’til the say . . . Ocean City. •od of the quarter. Md, Miss Rein- e c k e is a graduate of St Mary’s Acad- e m y, Engle­ wood, and at- MUs Relneckc tended Colorado State Univer­ sity. Her fiance is a graduate of the bank for m y money r Wicomico High School, Salis­ bury, Md., attended the Univer­ sity of Maryland, and will be graduated this June from the United States .Air Force .Acad­ emy, Colorado Springs. Colora­ do. D E N V E R U .S No wedding date has been Iset.

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Follounng is a text of the iwhich he. unarmed and vested' her of 461 and was buried In call the famous Letter to Fla-: the unity and peace of the doctrinal character, but—-as he| and with the obvious, wish to garding (he future divisions In A k tkh n a D ei Sa p ie n t ia of solely with the majesty of Su the porch of the Basilica of vianus. Bishop of Constantino-: evident from the fact himself declared—to his inten- gain the favor of the Emper­ the heart of Christianity. Pope John XXIII in which he preme Pries*, faced the fierce St. Peter. In 688 Pope St. pie, in which St. Leo outlined that he hesitated to give hi.s ap- tion of opposing canon 28 of the or of Byzantium, gave recog­ Our exposition of the pastoral invites all separated Christian .Mtila, King of the Huns, in Sergius I had the remains of Iwith admirable clarity and pro- proval to the acts of the coun- acts of the council, nition to the primacy of the zeal of St. Leo for the unity bodies back to unify. Dated the year 452, on the banks, of the holy Pontiff transferred priety the doctrine on the mys cil. In reality, this hesitation is. In this canon the Fathers of See of Constantinople over all of the Catholic Church November 11, the encyclical the Mincio River and persuad­ “ to the rock of Peter” after tery of the Incarnation of the not to be ascribed either to neg- the council, in spite of the the churches of the East. would be incomplete if we did commemorates the 15th cen­ ed him to retreat beyond the the new basilica had been Son of God, in conformity with ligence or to any motives of a* protest of the Papal Legates This decision appeared to St. not also recall, even though rap­ tenary of the death of Pope Danube. It was undoubtedly a built, and they now rest be- the Gospel, of apostolic writ- Leo to be an affront to the priv­ idly, his intervention in Leo the Great and was re­ most noble gesture, especially neath the altar dedicated to |ings. and the formula of the ileges of other more ancient the question relating to the leased Dec. 9. worthy of the peaceful mission him, ! Faith. and illustrious churches, which feast of Easter, as well as his of the Roman Pontificate. But Ghrlovs rriwmph From this letter it seems time­ were also recognized by the vigilant, concern that the rela­ InfrodvcfiM in reality it represents only one ly to note the following truly Ovar Inmiiai Fathers of the Council of Nicea, tions between tbe Apostolic See The eternal wisdom of God episode and is o.^ly one indica­ graphic expressions: “ The pro­ Furthermore, it prejudiced the and Christian princes be mark­ which “ reaches from end to tion of a life that was spent Now, wishing simply to in­ priety of both natures remain­ prestige of the Apostolic See it­ ed by mutual esteem, trust, and end m igh tilyand orders all entirely for the religious and dicate the outstanding charac­ ing therefore integral, coming self. St. Leo clearly perceived cordiality. With the peace of the things sweetly” (Wisdom viii, social welfare, not only of teristic of his life, we can do together in the single person, that this danger lay more in Church always in view, he fre­ 1) seems io have impressed Rome and Italy, but of the no less than proclaim that the human nothingness was assumed triumph of the Church of Christ the spirit which dictated it than quently exhorted these princes His image with singular splen­ Universal Church. by divine majesty, weakness by over its spiritual enemies has in the words of canon 28 it­ to co-operate with the Episco-' dor upon the spirit of the Su­ power, mortality by eternity; rarely been so glorious as it self. as results clearly from two pate “ for fuil Catholic unity,” preme Pontiff, St. Leo I. Sf. i«e rh« Gr«of, and in order to satisfy the debt was during the Pontificate of letters, one of which was ad­ to merit from God “ in addition This “ greatest among the of our condition, the inviolable Pop*, Poffor, Doctor St. Leo the Great. Truly, in the dressed to him by the Bishops to the royal crown, also the great,” as our predecessor Pi­ nature was united to a suscep- Of Unlvmnal Church course of the fifth century he of the council, and the other palm of the priesthood.” us XII of venerable memory tibie nature, in such a manner sent by him to the emperor. flghtly called him, appeared to shone in the firmament of The words of Holy Scripture that, as was indeed needed for Oeefer of Chunk be gifted in extraordinary mea­ Christendom as a shining star. In the latter, refuting the ar­ can well be applied to the life our salvation, the obe and ir­ Besides being a most vigilant sure with intrepid strength and This can in no way be denied, guments of the Fathers of the and activity of St. Leo: "The replaceable mediator between pastor of the flock of Christ and A tem al goodness. We, called particuiarly if one takes into council, he admonished the Em­ path of the just, as a shining God and man, the man Jesus a courageous defender of the b j Divine Providence to oc­ consideration the doctrinal field peror; “ The order of the things light, p;>es forward and in­ Christ, could indeed die accord­ orthodox faith, St. Leo is cele- cupy the Chair of Peter, which of the Catholic faith. His name of the world is one thing, and creases even to perfect day” ing to one nature, but not ac­ (Continued on Next Page) SC, Leo the Great made so il- is, in fact, certainly linked with another those things of God; (Proverbs iv, 18). They apply cording to the other. Therefore, iMtrious with wisdom of gov­ those of St. Augustine of Hippo there can be no stable struc­ in considering the three dis­ the Word, though assuming the ernment, richness of doctrine, and St. Cyril of Alexandria in ture outside of that rock which tinct and characteristic aspects complete and perfect nature of with magnanimity' and with his this field. the Lord set as a foundation of his personality; As faithful true man, was born true God, iMxhansUble charity, feel it If St. Augustine, as all know, (cl. Mat. xvi, 18). One who de­ servant of the Apostolic See, complete in His divine proper­ our duty. Venerable Brothers, stood against the heresy of sires what is not his due im­ as Vicar of Christ on earth, ties, complete also in ours.” on occasion of the ISth cen- Pelagius and indicated anew pairs his own rights.” and as Doctor of the Universal traary o f , bis blessed passing, the absolute necessity of grace Church. Asserfoif Rigfits iaifarn ScKism ta- recall his virtues and im- to live honestly and achieve Ovor Council iQortal merits, certain as we fmItUvl Sarraut eternal salvation, and if St. Cy­ Subtfaaflatmd Fmmn Nor did he stop at this. Fol­ are that it will contribute not- Of Aposfefic See ril of Alexandria defended The sad history of t h e 4bly to the common advantage against the erroneous affir­ lowing his letter to Flavianus, in schism, which subsequently “ Leo, Tuscan by birth, son of souls and the exaltation of mations of Nestorius the Divin­ which he had broadly outlined separated- so many illustrious of Quintianus,” as the Liber the Catholic religion. ity of Jesus Christ and the di­ “ all that the Catholic Church churches of the Christian East Pontificalis informs us, was believed and taught universally ^The true greatness of this vine maternity of the Virgin from the' Apostolic See — as born toward the end of the on the mystery of the Incarna­ Bontiff is not chiefly bound to Mary, then for all effects St. one may gather from the cit­ fourth century. But, since he tion of the Lord,” St. Leo con­ The the fearless act of courage with Leo is, on his part, heir of ed passage — goes to dem­ lived in Rome from his early demned the Council of Ephesus the doctrine of the two dis­ onstrate clearly the well- youth, he could rightly call of 449. In this council, in which His Holiness, Pope John XXlll Sword tinguished iuminaries of the founded fears of St. Leo re­ Rome, his homeland. There, Church of the East and the recourse was had to unlawful­ Shepherd of the 20th Century GAIL STUDIOS while still a young man, he West, and towers over all his ness and violence, there was an Room' 4918 Clayton AL 5-0801 was inscribed among the Ro­ contemporaries in the clear af­ effort to make triumph the er­ Featuring delicious entries and Wedding Photos man clergy and attained the firmation of these fundamental roneous teaching of Eutychius MOVIES CLASSIFIED mony other exotic dishes, but our diaconate. 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Goliath and the ence in ecclesiastical affairs, other than the one single na Barbanans, Grass Is Greener, Great She Shoulda Said No. Sms of Marta Our Evening Buffet •t No Cost doctor of grace, and as St. the Great Wall. Bernadette of Lourdes Kent, Stella. Smiles of a Summer in the service of Pope Sixtus ture, the divine, in Jesus Christ. (recommended). Beyond the Time Bar­ War. a specialty Cyril is acclaimed as doctor Happy Thieves. Heroes Die Young. Night, Story of Bob and Sally, The: rier. Big Gamble. The; Boy Who • Phone AL 5-0801 • III. He had friendly relations With good reason the Pope House of intrigue. Hustler, Tbe; Hyp­ Snow la Black, The; Third Sex, The; of the Incarnation, so St. Leo Caught a Crook. The. with St. Prosperus of Aquitania called this council “ a theft,” notic Eye. ThrlU. That Kllla, Truth. The; is celebrated above all as Capture That Capsule. Cimarron. Iklru, I'm All Right Jack. Inherit Waated Uvea and the Birth of and with Cassianus, founder of Cinderella, Cinerama. South Seas Ad­ Twtna, Waya of Love, Woman of the doctor of the unity of the ! because it opposed tbe clear pro- ventures: Comancheros. the Wind. Innocents. The: I Pissed the celebrated Abbey of St. tor White. Rome. Church. I visions of the Apostolic See and David and Goliath. Days of Thnll.«t SEPARATE CLASSIFICATION Victor in Marseilles. From the Jay hawkers JN I dared with every means and Laughter. Dentist In the Chair. A: Key Witness King of the Roaring Gtrl ol Oie Night latter, who urged him to write Poflfor el I to “ damage the Catholic Faith” Desert Attack. Diary of Anne Frank. 20s. Suddenly, Last Summer Dondi. La Notte Brava (Revised prints), Anatomy of a Murder “De incarnaticne Domini" 'and to strengthen ‘‘the heresy League of Gentlemen. Let No Man Uuivenal Chunk Everything's Ducky. El Cid. Elev­ Adam and Eve. against the Nestorians, Leo re­ which was completely opposed enth Commandment. Errand Boy. Write My Epitaph. Loss of Innocence. Caae of Dr, Laurent Magician. The: Make Mine Mink, Circle of Deception ceived the truly exceptional It is enough, therefore, to pass to the Christian religion.” Fabulous World of Jules Verne, Fi delio, 5 Guns to Tombstone. Frontier Murder. Inc.; Music Box Kid. Crowning Experience praise for a simple deacon: North to Alaska. Nude In White Car rapidly over the prodigious pas­ Uprising, Flaming Star, Flame and the King ol Kings “ Honor of the Church and of Cenvelrad Oreaf »U.S, Prints), Nun and the Sergeant. Never Take Candy from a Stranger Arrow. The; Flight that Disappeared. One-Eyed Jacks. One Plus One. Our La Dolce Vita the sacred ministry.” toral and writing activities of Council of Chnicorfen The: Forever My Love. Francis of Man in Havana. Operation Eichmann. (A ^parate claaslficatlon is given Assisi. St. Leo in the long period of his Please Turn Over. Plunderers. to cenaln ftlma. which, while not While he was in Gaul, where The name of St. Leo is above Gambler Wore a Gun, The; Gorgo, Return to Peyton Place. Ring of morally offensive, require some anal­ Pontificate to arrive at the con­ Glenn Miller Story (reissue). Gun Fire, Rocco and His Brother, Rue de ysis and explanaUon aa a protection to he was sent by the Pope on all linked with the celebrated viction that he was the pro- fight. Guns of Navarone. Paris (U.S. Prints). the uninformed against wrong Inter­ the suggestion of the court of Council of Chalcedon of 451, the Hand in Hand. High Time. Honey-, Senechal. the Magnificent; Seven pretation and false conclusion.) claimer and defender of the un­ Women From Hell. Singer Not the Space Umllatlons make It impossi­ AT Rayenna to settle the conflict convocation of which, though re­ moon Machine, The. ity of the Church both in the I Was a Pansh Priest. Invasion Song. Something Wild. Spartacus, Stop ble to list all movies that have been between the patrician Ezio and quested by the Emperor Mar- Quartet. Me Before I KiU (U.S. Prints). Sum­ reviewed by the Legion of Decency, fields of doctrine and discipline. mer and Smoke. Susan Slade. especially older films now appearing THE the prefect Albino, ■ Sixtus III dan, was accepted by the Pope Lad, a Dog: Ladies' Man. Last Third Voice, Threat. Three on a on TV. Further information may be 1 j**' ,.1- A -i. 1- Dawn, The. Left. Right and Center, died. }t was then that the If one passes into the field only on condition that it be pre-'Little .•\ngel Little shepherd of King- Spree Thunder of Dnims, Town With obtained from the National Legion of out Pity 'With Production (Ode ap Det-enev. 45.1 Madison Ar'enue. .Nrw Church of Rome thought that of liturgy, it is easy to see sided over by his legates. This Lourdes and Ils .Miracles proval). Tunes of Glory. Two Women. 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On the Double. One Hundred and All: the so-called Sacramentario Le- necessary to recall it here in One Dalmations. Operation Camel, And Quiet Flows the Don. Angel (U.S. Prints). ARGONAUT HOTEL He then received episcopal oniano. ' ' detail, since our predecessor Baby. Parent Trap, The; Father Panchali, FOR SPECIAL RESiRVATIOMS FOR FREE FAVORS consecration on Sept. 29, 440, Pius XII dedicated one of his Passport to China. Pied Piper of Bachelor Flat. Back Street. Big Show, He furthermore Intervened HameLin (recommended). Pirates of The; Bimbo the Great. Blood and BRIDOE PARTIES, DANCES AND and his Pontificate was one most famous encyclicals, on the Totuga, Police Dog Story. The; Pur­ Roses. Breath of Scandal. DINNERS Join the Fun! with promptness and authority ple Hills, The. Can Can. Carry on Nurse. Carthage of the longest of the ancient 15th centenary of the event, to PHONE MAIN 3-3101 in the controversy over the Queen of the Pirates. Question 7. in Flames. Cry for Happy. 1027 Broadway Christian Church and un­ this great assembly, in the Romanoff and Juliet. oneness or duplicity of nature Desire In the Dust. Devil’s ^ e . 1 Btsullful Billrosms Prlvsii Dining Rooms doubtedly one of the most course of which there triumphed Sand Castle, The; Second Time Elmer Gantry Entertainer, the; Es TA. 5-9727 In Jesus Christ, achieving the Around. Secret of Monte Cristo. Seren- iher and the King, Explosive Genera glorious. He died in Novem- with equal splendor the true getl Shall Not Die, Sergeant Was a triumph of the true doctrine tion. * faith in the two natures of the Lady, The; Seven Wonders of the Five Branded Women, Foxhole in concerning the Incarnation of World. Silent Call, The: Sword and the Incarnate Worci and the primacy Dragon, Snake Woman, The; Snow Cairo. Fugitive Kind. the Divine Word of God. By G1 Blues. Girl in Room 13, The of the magisterium of the Ro­ Queen. Snow White and the^ Three (U.S. Prints): Go Naked in the World O N E pickup for D I^ C T service doing this, he immortalized Stooges. Song of Sister Maria. Sum man Pontiff. (Encyclical Sem- mer to Remember. A; Saintly Sinners. Goodbye Again. & Head. The: Hell to Eternity. Her WALSH, GILL SMITH his name for posterity. Tammy Tell Me True, Teacher and piternus Rex, Sept. 8, 1951.) the Miracle. Teenage Millionaire, Ten Bridal Night. Hercules Unchained. In this respect one must re- The solicitude of St. Leo for CommaDdments, Ten Who Dared. Herod the Great. Hiroshima. Mon t o b o t h insurors There Was a Crooked Man. Thief of Amour. mum Baghdad. Tomboy and the Champ. Jazz Boat. Joker. The. m K w O f The; Town Like Alice, Trapp Family Last Sunset. The: Law (French). Le Est. 1864 da (French). Look In Any Window O lQ W f (MUK ^ O W U L iSie sI?.^wo Love and the Frenchwoman. c o a s t s ______Valley of the Dragons. Voyage to Mama. Man-Trap. Marines. Let's J i m . i H V the Bottom the ^ a . Go; Mark. The: Marriage Go Round. Peter J. Walsh, Managing Partner Wackiest in the Army. Watch The; Mary Had a UtUe. Matter of Your When the Clock Morals. Millionairess. The; Minotaur. WKKm 1 ^ 1 wings Change. Wizard Misfits. The: Morgap the Pirate, Most DENVER CHICAGO TRUCKING C0„ INC. 1010 GUARANTY X-15, You Have to Run Fast. Dangerous Man Alive. Class A—Section 2—Unobjectionable Nights of Rasputin. Paris Blues. 45th A Jackson • Danvar • Phona DUdlay 8*4667 BANK BLDG. DENVER MA 3-7245 By C. J. Zecha for Adolescents and Adults: Parrish. Peeping Tom. Pharoah's Atlantis, Lost Continent. Woman, Portrait of a Mobster. Por trait of a Sinner, Private Lives of idueutloHul TV, Radio long as you give religious in-1 Babette Goes to War, Ballad of a Adam and Eve. Proper Time. Psycho, ' -- Soldier, Battle ol Bloody Beach, Be- Strasse«l by l*e|»a struction the place due it." waie of Children (U.S. printsi. Black Purple Noon (French). The audience was given to NiKhts. Black Sunday (U.S. Prlnlsi. Rat Race. Revolt of the Staves. { The technical advances in ra­ Black Tights. Blue Hawaii. Blueprint Rise and Fall of Legs Diamond. Right { broadcaster? in Rome for the for Robbery. Brainwashed. Brides of Approach. j dio and television must be used International Congress on Edu­ Draiula. Bridge. The: Bridge lo the Sanctuary, Shakedown. Sex Kittens | CUSTOM BUILT SnCUS-LRUJLOR “ for the education and training Sup Go to College. Sons and Lovers, Splen-1 cational Radio and Television. The Canadians. Cat Burglar. The; dor in the Grass, Squad Car. Strangers | HI543 LARIM ER ST. - 8 3 0 17th ST. of mankind,” stressed Pope Delegates represented 81 radio Chnst in Bronze, Colossus ol Rhodes. When We Meet. Studs Lonigan, Sum i John XXIIl in an address to Counterplot. Cow and 1. The; mer Place. A; Surprise Package. | and TV companie.s from 68 na- Deadly Companions. The; Deadly ELECTRONIC ORGANS some 250 broadcasters at Vat­ Telltale Heart. Terror of the Tongs,. 1 tion.s. Duo, Dead lo the World. Devil at 4 Thunder in Carolina, 20,000 Eyes Tooi i t ican City. Through education by O clock. The; Dr. Blood s Coffin. Late Blues, Two Loves. Two Faces ol i i E N G R A V E D The Pope expressed the de­ Eleventh Commandment; radio and TV, he said, “ it is Dr. Jekyll. I i Comparing with the more sire to place educational radio Fanny. Ferry lo Hong Kong. Fier­ Underworld. U.S.A. ‘ ;i cest Heart. Flower Drum Song, Four-D to be hoped that the unfortu­ Vice Raid. j ; and TV under the patronage Men. Frantic. nate curse of illiteracy, which, Warrior Empress (U. S. Prints),,^ expensive Pipe Organs PLASTIC of St. Ambrose, one of the General Della Rovere? Gidget Goes Where the Hot Wind Blows. Where thank God, has greatly dimin­ Hawaiian. Goliath and' the Dragon. Church’s great fathers and doc­ the Boys Are, Wild in the Country.; i ished. will finally disappear Gold of the Seven Saints. Great Im Wonders of Aladdin. World by Night., i at Vi the cost! SIGNS & DESK PLATES tors who is “ universally ac­ poster. Gun Street. The: World of Suzy Wong. ; \ completely.” \ Hand, The (U.S. Prints), Home Is Young HelUons. < i cepted as a keen observer of the Hero, Homicidal. Hoodlum Pnest, Class C—Condemned: He said the very “greatness” the spirit of his times.” Broad­ House of Usher. Adorable Creature, And God Created Journey to Lost City. Judgement at BftOMZH TABLETS of such media burdens broad­ casters, he said, must always Nuremberg. Woman. Baby DoU. Bed of Grass. Bed. The; Breathless. Carnival in TOWER CHIMES casters “ with the task of mak­ be “ servants of truth" in using Konga. Last Time I Saw Archie. Long Rope Flanders. Cold Wind in August. Come ing sure that educational pro­ educational radio and TV in the Madison Avenue, Magic Sword. The; Dance With Me. Desperate Woman. COMPLETE PIPE ORGAN SERVICE DEPARTMENT grams for both children and Magnificent Seven. Man in the Moon. Eipresso Bongo, Flesh Is Weak. service of culture and world Garden of Eden, Green Carnation adults are of a balanced na- Man Who Died Twice, Mask, The: Mein we will rebuild and modify your old Wurlitzer. brotherhood. Kampf. Most Wanted Man, My Geisha. (was Trials of OKar Wilde). Green tuie ” He noted that it is quite true Naked Edge. The: NeapoUtan Mare, Heroes and Sinners, Husband for Carousel. Anna, Illicit Intrelude. Karamajo, Lady CAU US COLUa The Pope pointed out that that the mass media contribute Othello. Operation Bottleneck. Chatterly's Lover, Llane, Light Across man must b e ' the benefactor to the filling of leisure time for Pay or Die, Pit and the Pendulum. the Street. , ,, , ,, I Pleasure of His Company. The: Pocket Love Game, Love is My Profession. CATHEDRAL and that spiritual values must many. It is right that theylful of Miracles. Posse From Hell, Lovers. Tbe; Lovers Return. Magda­ hold first place. “ This means,” should uplo a certain point.” Raisin in the Sun. Risk. The; Rom lena. Mating Urge, MadmoiseUe Go- he said, “ that intelligence will bette, Madamoiselle Striptease. Maid ORGAN and SOUND CO. he said. and it is only right Samar, Sardonicus. Scream of Fear, of Paris. Miller's Beautiful Wife. Miss develop along the correct lines that they be employed to a m u s e |S«rct ol l^urple Reef, secret Part Julie. Mltsou. Mom and Dad. Naked P. 0 . Box 132 Goldon, Colorado and radio and television audi­ i. bers. Secret Ways, Secret of Deep Night. Nana. Never on Sunday. Night individuals and families. But itj Harbor, shadow of. the cat. snipers Heaven Fell. Oscar Ifllde, Pot Bouille Phono 279*2929 ences will receive an enrich- is even more important that the The sundowners. (Lovers of Pans). Passionate Summer. “ Twentieth Century Successor to the Pipe Organ” iment of mind and spirit, as jSunnse a( Campobelio. Pnme Time. Private Property. Port . I "new - achievements------of“• man’s------1 Tarzan, The Magnificent: Tess of the|Of Desire Please Mr. Balzac. '.'technical genius be used in the storm Country. Tormented, Time ■ e xt „ Bomb. Time MacHlne. Trapped In Tan- , education and training of man- giers. Trunk. The: Twenty plus Two I: kind.” Two Rode Together, Two Wav Stretch Lnforgiven UNIVERSITY OF DENVER HEAR ! Valley of the Re(Jwoods. Village of , the Damned Division of Arts Wake Me When It s Over Walk Like A Dragon. Walking Target, Weekend ASK and lEARN I With Lulu. White Warrior, World of LAMONT SCHOOL OF MUSIC i Apu N oting Doctors, The Young Savages. The On KOA Rodio Class A—Secllon 3—Unobjectlooable PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT for Adult.s: For Children and Adults 10:20 Evegy Sunday Eve­ Ada, All in a .Night s Work, All the Fine Young Cannibals, Angel Wore Enroll in ning. Questions on reli­ Red. The. Angry Silence, Anna s Sm. Apartment. The: Armored Command. gion submitted by the ra­ Bachelor in Paradise, Back to the MUSIC DRAMA AND DANCE Wall, Big Deal on Madonna Street dio audience answered on Black Orpheus Blast of Silence the archdiocesan broad­ Breakfast at Tiffanv s. Bv Love Pos MUSICIANSHIP CLASSiS sessed cast. Captain s Table, The. Career, ('ash Beginning, Elementary, Intermediate and Advanced Classes — Including: Booklet on Catholic McCall, Chance Meeting. Claudeile Inglish College Confidential. Come Listening, Creating, Writing, Playing, Reading and Analyzing Music Church available free of 10:15 PM September Couch The Cover Girl {Killer, Cranes Are Flving, Cnmson cost to all inquirers. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY (Kimono Crowded Skv Crucible NEW 10-WEEK TERM BEGINNING JANUARY 8 'Witches of Salem WRITE TO Dark at the Top of the Stairs Dmi For information call: Ask and Learn, Station ble Bark End of Innocence Sk^ Eve Wants TAbor 5-6269 or SHerman 4-1811, ext. 2197 KOA, Denver 2, Colorado N V E R NBC to Sleep, Exfxlus Facts of Life, Fast and Sexv fate Tkurtday, D«c. 28, 1961 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205 PAGE N IN E

Alumni to Play Holy Father Invites All Christians to Unite in Christ Gremlin Varsity (C ont From Preceding Page) “The superiority of his doc­ cycle of the sacred liturgy. In regality and His spiritual priest­ which was to be communicated thing from the mercy of God superabundance, for it is the On Dec. 29 brated th iou ^ the centuries as trine, both in illustrating the these writings he reveals him­ hood: “ All/those who were re­ to all the others was recom­ with our daily prayers, it is due greatest and most Illustrious of a Doctor of the Church, that Is, highest mysteries of our Faith self not so much as an exegete, generated in Christ, are also mended to one person alone. to his (Peter's) works and all cities, because it rules the The second annual game be­ as an exponent and most excel­ and in defending them against dedicated to the exposition of a made king with the sign of the In fact, this power was en­ merits, whose power perdures world and is rich in popula­ tween the St. Francis High lent champion of those divine the rise of errors, as well as in particular inspired book, nor as cross and consecrated priest trusted to Peter particularly in his See and whose authority tion. . . . Furthermore, you pos­ School varsity and the alumni truths of which every Roman formulating disciplinary a n d a theologian, a lover of deep with the anointing of the Holy exactly because the figure of commands it. sess the tombs of Peter and will be held Friday, Dec. 29, at Pontiff is custodian and inter­ moral directives, to wbdch may speculations on divine truths, Spirit.” The sacrament of Con­ Peter stands above all those In reality, St. Leo teaches Paul, common fathers and mas 8 p.m. in the St. Francis gym be added < a singiilar majesty but rather as a faithful, acute at 295 S. Sherman Street, Den­ preter. firmation, which he calls "sanc­ who goverp the Church.” nothing new. Like his predeces­ ters of truth, who Illumine the This is confirmed by the and richness of priestly elo­ and prolific exponent of Chris­ tification by chrism,” strength­ sors, St. Innocent I and St. souls of the faithful. The two ver. words of our immortal prede­ quence, stands out to such a tian mysteries, conforming to ens this assimilation to Christ Preregotfra of SI. POfer A special feature at intermis­ Boniface I, and In perfect har­ most holy luminaries indeed, cessor Benedict XTV who, in the degree and is distinguished, due the interpretations handed down the Head, while in the Eucha­ had their origin in the Orient sion will be a game between the A n d H i t S u c c o fla r s mony with the well-known Gos­ Bull *nilitantis Ecclesiae,” to the praise of so many men by the councils, the Fathers rist it finds its completion: and cast their rays everywhere, high school “ B” team and a pel texts upon which he com­ with wtdch he proclaimed S i and to the enthusiastic exalta­ and, above all, by the pontiffs “ The participation in the Body But the Holy Pontiff does not but by their own choice they group of the “ Older Grads.” ments (Matt, xvl, 17; Luke xxii* Leo as a Doctor of the Church, tions o f the councils, the Fa­ who preceded him. and Blood of Christ does noth- forget the other essential bond suffered death in the West and Both alumni teams will be r^ff- 31-32; John xix, 15-17), he is con­ formulated this splendid eulo­ thers and ecclesiastical writers, from there now illuminate the ^sented'with many former all- His style Is simple and vinced of having received from gy: “ Through his eminent vir­ that a Pontiff of such great world. These enobled„ your See parochial stars. v . grave, lofty ' and persuasive, Christ Himself the mandate of tue, through his wisdom, wisdom is absolutely not to be certainly worthy of being con­ greatly; in this is the culmina The game is sponsored und^t th rou^ his tireless xeaL he the supreme pastoral ministry. placed second in fame and es­ sidered a perfect model, of tion of your goods. But their the co-sponsorship of the' ,F merited from the ancients the teem to any of the holy doctors He declares: “ The care that we classic eloquence. However, God even now makes their See Club and the Alumni Asso compactness requires unanim­ unity, it is all the more i^truc- versary of our priesthood, for emperors of Constantinople. Family Shoe Store 4022 Tennyson Street ity, it requires abbve all the tive and comforting to recall to we confess with all sincerity Even before the famous harmony of its priests. These and Shoe Repair Shop GRond 7-5759 mind, even though rapidly, the that all the good which, we council, Theodoiet, Bishop of have priestly dignity in com­ Cyrus, attributed in 449 to the 72nd A Lowell Blvd. high idea which St. Leo had of may have accomplished in our mon, but they do not have the Bishop at Rome and his privl- SATRIANO ENGLEWOOD the unity of the Church. This ministry is the work of Christ same degree of power; be­ leged.'nock..'floi these high prai­ reminder will be at the same and not ours. V’e can do noth­ cause also among the apostles ses f NORTH DENVER LIQUOR STORE BROTHERS time an act of homage to the ing without Him, and therefore Hurting Compmy memory of the most wise Pon­ there was equality of honor, but “ Because of the prerogatives we glory in Him, from whoni Domestic and Imported S.rn.1 lifir. liflem a ..S tiff and, in the coming of the difference of power, inasmuch which honor your See, yours is JANITOR Dtmr Am derives all the efficacy of our great event, a spiritual food for as the grace of election was the first place of all. Other cit­ SERVICE AitiMrbiS iMMi SNlir work.” WINE AND LIQUORS rwMcw m l Ab CMntl..lH the souls of the faithful. common to them all, but the ies glory in the fact that they Cold Beer — Mixes — Pop * Rug and llpholstery right of preeminence over the In saying this, it is far from are either large or have a great ShampealM ' All Hakes Furnaces U n ity o f th n C lia r c h others was granted only to St. Leo’s mind that St. Peter number of inhabitants. . .The G l. 5-4723 * Complete House Installed, Serviced In thn Thovgfcf of SI- L*« one.” ever be a stranger to the gov Giver of every good has poured Edith ond Carmine Lombardi, Prop Q ecm ing and Reiwlred emment of the Church- On the out His bounty on your city in 3007 W 44th Ave. at Federal St. Leo teaches us above all B fx fr a p o l R e m o , contrary, he wants to associate On Fer'erol at West 44th Avo on thi* Comor * Flour Waxing and that the Church is one, because 9 Heating C o n f o r o f VM bln Unity his trust in the constant assist NEXT TO SHANNON’S BARBER SHOP Polishing its Spouse, Jesus Christ, is 9 Air Conditioning ance of its Divine Founder with 9 Walls and Windows one: “ The Church is the bride, The center and fulcrum of his trust in the protection of St. s W oshod > * Shoot Metal Work united to Christ, her only all visible unity of the Catho­ Peter, whose heir and spccessor Spouse, who admits of no error; lic Church, then, is the Bishop Expert • Dependable Phong SU 1-4494 he professes to be, and “in riM Cbeekup and XsUmata so that in all the world we en­ of Rome as successor of St WEISS BAKERY jln iu re d whose stead all is done.” He Day and Night Sarvlea joy a single union, chaste and Peter and Vicar of Jesus Cell Us for FrM litlmatM attributes to the merits of the 8890 South Jason integral.” Christ. The statements of St OLD-FASHIONED SALT .: OLM7MandOI..S43S» Frank Watari, Frep. Apostle Peter more than to his tSUW.44thAv*. The saint believes also that Leo are only the faithful echo own the fruits of his universal RISING BREAD— EVERY TUEM)AY this admirable unity of the of the Gospel texts and cons ministry. This is clearly indi­ Church began with the birth of tant Catholic tradition, as the cated, among other things, in THREE STORES TO SERVE YOU the Incarnate Word, as emerges ^llowing passage reveals: the following expression: "If, 4014 TtNNVtON IT ...... OL.S-m7 from these words: “ It is ths 5650 w. »T H AVe...... HJV.4-13M Electrical Contracting & Repairing “ In all the world only Peter therefore, we accomplish or see Hot Water for Twice LAKISIDR CENTER ...... ei.3-UM birth of Christ that determines is placed over the evangeliza 0 the origin of the Christian peo­ any good, if we obtain any- tion of all people, over all The Job! ple: The birth of the Head is STR0HMIN6ER also the birth of the body. Even apostles and over all the Fa­ LOOKING if each one of those called (to thers of the Church, so that, al­ Day & Night EleCtHC CO. the Faith) enters in his own though there are many pastors turn, if all the children of the and priests in the midst of LOTS OF LAUNDRYT Church are distributed in the God’s people, all are governed PIANO \ P < y Licensed and Bonded NEVER ENOUGH succession of time, yet the to­ properly by Peter, as all are HOT WATER? Member National Electrical Contraclors Ass’n. tality of the faithful, bom at governed principally by Christ. VALUE? Water the baptismal font, are begotten In a great and marvelous way, n ’ 8 Sloul St. AC. 2-5733 with Him in His birth in the oh beloved, the Lord deigned LESTER— Heaters WHITE same way as they are crucified to make this man partaker of rustproof—Uit for w. s. & m * with Christ in His Passion, His power; and if He wishes ycert GL. 5-4438 raised up with Him in His Res­ that others also should have BETSY ROSS Tho 30-gillon model 4423 W. 43rd Ave. urrection and placed at the right something in common with does 1 40-gellon |obl QualiUj f'imws FIREPLACE FIXTURES hand of the Father in His As­ Him, He grants all to the dS:S!. Plumbing cension.” a londod others always by means Authorized Dealer of him.” I Mary participated intimate­ We’re eqierte at fixing plumbing ly in the mysterious birth of St. Leo believes it is fitting SLAnERY and water beaten WD alap ftiiti||l the “ body of the Church” to insist on this truth which is - r- through her virginity which thoie marveloiu new DAY A was made fruitful by the work fundamental to Catholic unity, & COMPANY NIGHT JETGLAS Imetin that of the Holy Spirit SL Leo that is, the divine and indis­ N EVER run ottt o f b o t’^witer.’ exalted Mary as “ Virgin, soluble bond between the pow­ Plumbing and Heating B aayterm i. handmaid, and mother of the er of Peter and that of the M USIC C O . Contractors Lord,” as “ Genetrlx of God,” other apostles; “This power l-HK!" p a h k i m : and as perpetual Virgin. (to bind and to loose: cf. Matt, 1.121 I .I W O I N 181 VALLEJO ST. xiv, 19) was Certainly extended I J t . DENVER MARBU& TILE Go. The sacrament of Baptism, St. 1332 Broadway SH. 4-3181 Largait aid aieit aompUta dtiplsy e l flrsplaaa Leo furthermore observes, not also to the other apostles, and WATER HEATERS tiatsrai la tka Wait. JOHN J. CONNOR, President . . . l itaSHrti.d SItM »t1 only renders each Christian a it was transmitted to all the CH. 4-4556 member of Christ, but renders heads of the Church, but it was Robert F. Connor, Vico President iiA.M4C4 1330 STOUT ST. 0.44180 OPFN MON. nnd Ft?l FVES. ■nnnM inuuHniHHM UHHi him also a participant in His not without purpose that that AGk TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4^205 Thursday, Dec. 28, 1961 Holy Father's Encyclical Summons AAt. Carmel PTA Gives Luncheon for Students All Christians to Unite in Christ (Mount Carmel High School, Grades one to seven weiB Denver) given a Party Dec. 22, by the (Cant. From Preceding Page) Providence called from Asia to and faithful from the center of The PTA gave a Christmas the Supreme Pontiff St. Leo the PTA in which they distributes govern the See of Lyons and Catholic unity, that is, the Ro­ luncheon for the high school stu- Great wa.s in ancient times 310 Christmas stockings. A pag­ to confirm it with his martyr­ man See. i dents Dec. 17. agreed upon both in the East eant was presented and plann^ dom. .\fter having recognized I Preparations were made by and the West. Oh. may he once Invokoi Patronage the uninterrupted succes.sion of Mmes. M. Rotola, R. Po^- by Mmrs. C. Franca, in th« more receive the plaudits of the Bishops of Rome, heirs of seventh grade; N. Panzini, io Of Rope of Unity ponio, A. Zolitar, L. Ligrani, L. all the representatives of the the very power of the two Prin­ the sixth grade; M. Granata, Therefore, to check these Caruso, D. Baldi, L. Canzorta, ecclesiastical learning of the ces of the .Apostles, he (Ireneus) fifth grade; N. Burero, fourA grave dangers, we confidently and N. Pepe. Churches who are not in com­ concluded, exhorting: grade; R. Weikle, third grildft invoke upon the Church militant A party for the eighth grade munion with Rome. L. Sabell, second grade; am" "Because of its pre-eminent the patronage of the holy Pon­ pupils was given by the PTA T. Vecchereli, first grade. With the painful differences superiority, it is with this tiff who wrote, suffered, and did with Mmes. F. Decola and V. of opinion about the doctrine Church that every Church, much for the cause of Catholic Vitello in charge of the arrange­ and pastoral action of the im­ that is, all the faithful in the unity. And to those who pa­ ments. mortal Pontiff thus overcome, universe, must agree; and it tiently cry after truth and jus­ the doctrine which they also is through communion with it tice, we address the comforting ST. PHILOMENA'S profess to believe will shine that all these faithful (or, all words which St. Leo spoke to LOYOLA with greater brilliance; the heads of the Churches) the clergy, to the authorities PARISH “ There is one God and one have preserved apostolic tra­ and to the people of Constanti­ PARISH Mediator between God and dition.” nople: “Persevere, therefore, in men. Himself, man, Christ But our appeal for unity is the spirit of Catholic truth, and Jesus.” Betty & Bols’i Beauty ^ intended to be, above all, an through us receive the apostolic We, having succeeded St. Leo exhortation. ‘For you have been HEELS & Barber Shop echo of the prayer which Our all kinds-AU STYLES-all FINISH6S SpeSalizing in in the episcopal See of St. Peter, Saviour addressed to His Divine given the favor on Christ’s be­ Worn, Brokan or Old Stylo HeoU Permanent Wav- as we profess with him faith in Father at the Last Supper: half—not only to believe in Him Reploeod Mochanleally With Our NEW HEEL WHEEL ing and Latest in the divine origin of the man- “ That all may be one, even as but also to suffer for Him’.” fteflglon Teacfiers ffoitdrecf : date of universal evangelization (Phil. i.29). Hair Shaping Thou, Father, in Me and I in Cokers Shoe Shop 2630 E. 12th Ave. EA 24723 and salvation entrusted by Jesus Teachers in the high school of religion at St. moderator; Miss Mary Connor, seventh and Thee; that they also may be For all those, finally, who live! 2645 Walton St. KEyitona 4-5433 Christ, to the Apostles and to iohn the Evangelist’s Tarish, Denver, were eighth grade teacher; and Dr. Russell Jordan, one in Us.” (John xvii, 21). in the Catholic Faith, we who, their Successors, so we like­ honored at a breakfast held in the school cafe­ seniors; and, standing, Albert Marranzino, There is no doubt about the ful­ though unworthily, hold the wise cherish the great desire to teria. Catholic students in the public schools sophomores; S. John Monaghan, freshmen; fillment of this prayer, just as place of the Divine Savior on CURE d'ARS PARISH see all peoples enter on the way attend the religion classes each Wednesday at and Michael Eigeman, juniors. Mrs. Edward the cruel Sacrifice of Golgotha earth, make ours the prayer E. 32ND a DAHLIA ST. of truth, charity, and peace. 7 pan. The course is conducted according to Dolenc is the secretary for the high school of was fulfilled. Did the Lord not which He made for His beloved SUNDAY MASSES 'tile CCD program. Left to right, seated, are Fa­ religion. Purpose el say that His Father always disciples ((nd for all those who ther Lawrence St Peter, assistant pastor, hears Him? (John xi, 42). We would haite believed in Him; 6:00-7:00 - 8:00-10:00-11:30 & 7:00 p.m. Coming Council then believe that the Church for “ Holy Father . . . I pray that CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 4:00 & 7:30 And it is precisely for the which He prayed and for which they may be perfected in unity” Rev. John N. Haley, Pastor He sacrificed Himself on the purpose of rendering the Church (John xviii 11, 20, 23). 3050 Dahlia St. EA. 2-119 cross, and to which He promised We, therefore, ask for all the more capable of accomplishing Fleming Sodality to Make Surplices His abiding presence, has al­ sons of the Church the perfec­ in our times this great mission ways been and remains one, tion of unity, that perfection (St. Peter’s Parish, Fleming) surplices for the altar boys — ; guests of the St. Peter’s sis- that we decided to convene the holy, catholic, and apostolic, which only charity, “ the bond ' The Altar and Rosary Sodal­ Mrs. Albert Brekel was asked ters at a turkey dinner and Second Vatican Ecumenical just as it was instituted. of perfection” (Col. iii, 14), can TOLVE LIQUORS ity held its monthly meeting to be chairman, with Mrs. Jack! party on Thursday, Dec. 28. Council. We did so, confident give. It is from a burning love Sees Hope in Dahlia Shopping Center — 3360 Dahlia with Father James Purfield, Kohnen as co-chairman of this, that the impressive gathering for God and the ever ready, project. I Invitations have also been ex pastor; three officers, and 20 of the Catholic hierarchy would Growing U to rii cheerful and generous practice Free Delivery — EA. 2-5977 There are 12 members in the tended by Father Purfield to not only strengthen the bonds members present. Unfortunately, as in the past, of all the works of mercy to­ M (K FIaORA J.WK'K MCKLY -j St. Monica Circle. the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Emile of unity in faith, worship, and we must record with sorrow ward one’s neighbor that the NA.NCY JIM JERKY MARY " It was decided to make 10 J. Vershraeghen, and Father government, which are the pre­ Wanda Elizabeth, daughter of that also in these times the Church, “ temple of the living Peter 0. Urban of Sterling, Fa­ rogatives of the true Church, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Born- unity of the Church does not God” (Cf. II Cor. vi, 16), is ther James E. Kane of Stone- but would also attract the atten­ THELMA KASSON hoft, was baptized with Mr. and really correspond to the com­ clothed in each and all of its ham, and Father Charles Sal­ tion of numberless believers in Mrs. Paul Bornhoft of Fleming munion of all believers in one children with supernatural beau­ BEAUTY SHO^ DUCKWAU’S mon of Crook. Christ and would invite them to 2876 Colorado Blvd. as sponsors. single prefession of faith and ty. Denver’s Newest gather about “ the great pastor Proceeds from the Christmas Hostesses for the event will in the same practice of worship Hair Styling Suburban Variety Store of the sheep” (Heb. xiii, 20), Ptrtnanam Waving cards go to the St. Peter’s PTA. he the PTA president and the and of obedience. However, it exhortation of St. Leo who entrusted their perennial PHONE DExItr 3-1188 DAHLIA SHOPPINS CENTU The sisters of St. Anthony’s room representatives of St. is a cause of comfort and of Therefore, with St. Leo we Th.lma Katton O'Connor, Owntr 33rd a Dahlia EAL. 2-5035 custody to Peter and his suc­ Peter’s School. gentle hope to us to see those exhort you: “ Since, therefore, SAVE TIME TRADE AT HOME Parish, in Sterling, will be cessors. (Cf. John xxi, 15-17). generous and growing efforts all the faithful together and v>. Rocky Flori Children attending Catholic Our warm appeal for unity is John C. done in various parts of the Please Patronize *>■ E. 17th and Race HUNT CLEANERS schools who are spending the intended to be, therefore, the separately constitute the one Compittt Laundry A world for the purpose of recon­ Scholl holidays with their parents are echo of that which was made and the same temple of God, Your REGISTER Rocky’s Pharmacy, Inc. Alteration Service structing even the visible unity Mike Kohnen, Howard Brekel, many times by St. Leo in the it is necessary that it be per­ We Specialize in of all Christians, which responds Advertisers and Your Convenient Paul and Earl Koehler, Ron fifth century, and which was fect in each one as it must be Quality Tailoring worthily to the intentions, com­ Mention Druggist Wernsman, Dave Wernsman, reminiscent of that addressed perfect in the whole; because, 716 E. 17th Ave. — 8216 E. Colfax mands, and wishes of the Di­ FR. 7-2706 AC. 2-3355 AC. 2-5581 Jerry Hoefler, Julie Wernsman, to the faithful of all the Church­ even if the beauty is not equal THE REGISTER 2815 Fairfax | ^Prescriptions Liquors 7201 E. 8th Ave. vine Savior. FL. 5-9548 and Sue and Peg Kohnen. es by St. Ireneus, whom Divine in all the members, nor the Realizing that unity, which merits equal in such a great is the wish of the Holy Spirit diversity of parts, the bond of in so many souls of good will, charity produces the commun­ ""///-St. Vincent de Paul's Parish so. UNIVERSITY BLVD. a E. ARIZONA cannot be fully and sound­ ion in beauty. Those whom a ly realized unless it is In con­ holy love unites, even though SUNDAY MASSES iRf PARISH PHARMACY GUIDE O formity with the prophecy of they do not share the same gifts 6:45, 8:00, 9:30, 11:00 and 12:15 CALL YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DRUG STORE FOR PROMPT SERVICE Jesus Christ that “ there shall of grace, enjoy their benefits Confession; Saturdays 3:30 to 5:30 and 7:30 to 9 p.m. be one fold and one shep­ mutually, however, and that Rt. Rev. Msgr. Eugene A. O’Sullivan, Pastor 2385 E. Arizona SP. 7-4813 herd,” (John X , 16), We pray which they love together can­ BLESSED SACRAMENT our Mediator and Advocate not be foreign to them, for to ALL SAINTS’ ANNUNCIATION with the Father that He may find joy in the progress of oth­ Today's Pratcriptlon — ' givu to all Christians the ers increases their own riches.” j DRIVE-IN LIQUORS Preisser'sRed&Whil ROBLYN grace to recognize the marks Your biggest health value! At the end of this Apostolic j 1030 So. Colorado Blvd. of His true Church that they SARGE PHARMACY Letter of ours, may we be Beers — Wines — Liquors Grocery and Market { Prescriptions may become its devout child­ "Kndw your DruBBist". permitted to renew the ardent " Cigerettes FANCY MEATS, VEGETABLES 2086 Sooth Federal Blvd. 2821 B. S4th Ave. DE 3-8305 ren. Reg. Size _____ 31.85 wish that came forth from the AND QUALITY GROCERIES WE. 5-2447 For your convenience — King Size _____ 31.95 Free Delivery SPmee 7-4441 FREE DELIVERY U.S. Post Office SUtlon No.-lO Oh, may the Lord grant that mind of St. Leo, that is, to SK. 6-7524 Harry McCarthy, Mgr. 2331 E. Ohie Art. (5. Unix, sad Okia), the blessed day of universal re- see all those redeemed by ftiOru cor illation may soon dawn, the Most Precious blood of CURE d' ARS ST. ROSE OF LIMA EA. 2-7711 when an immense chorus of Jesus Christ, reunited in the BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH: jubilant love wiU rise from the same Church militant, to see Andersen Pharmacy CAIN’S PHARMACY EUDORA ST. A MONTVIEW BLVD. Have your Doctor phone us KENNETH H. KIMBALL, Owner CATHEDRAL one and only family of the re­ them resist, united and fear- Your Prescription. Member St Rose of Lima Parish deemed and when they, praising *less, the powers of evil which SUNDAY MASSES Free pick op ana delivery. 1385 W. Alameda Ave. the divine mercy, will sing with continue to threaten the Chris­ 7:00 - 8:00 - 9:30 - 10:45 -12:00 - 5:30 p.m. (Parking in rear.) MARCOVE DRUG We appreciate the Psalmist: “ Behold how good tian faith from so many parts. CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 3:30 & 7:30 TOUT patronage. Bus. Ph. SP 7-5692 FREE DELIVERY 400 'e . COLFAX and how pleasant it is for Rt. Rev. Msgr. H. V. Campbell, Pastor 2801 Fairfax • Ph. FR 7-2950 Home Ph. WE 5-7210 TA 5-0808 AL 5-7572 brethren to dwell together in Because "the^ eople of God • S&H GREEN STAMPS unity.” (Psalm 122, 1). become very powerful when, in 4930 Montview Blvd. FR. 7-1692 Revlon and Helena Rubenstein Cosmetics the union of holy obedience, the HOLY CROSS, THORNTON HOLY FAMILY The peaceful embrace of the hearts of all the faithful are in children of the same heavenly agreement, when in the camps Please Patronize “ OPERATING OUR OWN PLANT' CITY VIEW QUINN PHARMACY Howard Drug Co. Father, equally coheirs of the of the Christian legions the pre­ Professional Pharmacy same reign of glory, will mark Your REGISTER Prescription Druggists Free Delivery paration is the same in all Park Hill Cleaners the celebration of the triumph ' Ph:AT7-55S5 Prompt Prescription Service parts and the defenses are the Advertisers and East 23rd at Cherry W. 35th A Tennyson PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED Liquors - Cosmetics - Red Stamps of the Mystical Body of Christ. 87B6 N. Corona same everywhere.” Alterations-Laundry Sarvice-Ripaln Phone: 6L. 5.7513 FOR AND DELIVERED CUT RATE DRUGS Mention Thornton 28, Colo. Colfax at Downing Donver | GOLD BOND STAAAP5 < Sot Qoorga D rotar or Bob Boblei 'Have your Doctor call os" 1300 P tarl M A 3-7631 Venerable Brothers, the 15th The prince of darkness shall ______KEyitone 4-3217______THE REGISTER EA. 2-6235 Pick-up & Dellviry centenary of the death of St. not prevail as long as love Leo the Great finds the Catho­ reigns in the Church of Christ: ST. JOHN'S Holy Trinity, Westminster MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD HOLY FAMILY lic Church in sorrowful con­ “ For the works of the demon will be destroyed with greater FRANK MATHIS HASTINGS ROBLYN ditions which are similar In WOODMAN part to those which it knew power when the hearts 5f men DRUGGIST DRUG STORE PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS In the fifth century. How are burning with love for God Complete many sufferings truly afflict and for neighbor.” —Prescriptions— 7220 Federal - HA. 9-3525 2717 SO. COLORADO BLVD. 64th It Tennyion QL. 5-2231 Prescription Service La Conte Shopping Center the Church in these times May the apostolic benediction Phones RA. 24685-24686 SK. 6-9409 Danvar It, Colo. FREE DELIVERY and resound in Our paternal which we heartily impart to all Fiea DaUvaiy In North Danvar 6th Ave. at Marion Free Prescription Delivery heart, as the Divine Re­ of you. Venerable Brothers, and deemer clearly predicted! to the flock entrusted to each of OUR LADY OF FATIMA Your Parish Service Station NOTRE DAME We see that in many regions you, be the comfort of our hopes and token of divine the “ faith of the Gospel” (Phil, Here is a helpful directory. Look for the listing of your i, 67) is in danger, and that graces. ROBLYN Len's Pharmacy nearby “parish" service station. Its friendly operator there are not wanting attempts Given at Rome, at St. Peter’s, PRESCRIPTIONS L. C. FEHR, Prop. November 11, 1961, the fourth is asking this special means to invite your patronage. PRESCRIPTIONS MemOer St. Vincent's de Peul's —which, thank God, for the 2086 South Federal Blvd. Perish most part are doomed to failure year of our Pontificate. You'll find that this extra friendliness is matched with Have Your Doctor Phone cheerful service and expert attention for your car. WE. 5-2447 Us Your Prescription —to separate Bishops, priests. POPE JOHN XXIII FREE DELIVERY rofomount Heights Shopping Ceottr He's ready to serve you with gas and oil, tires, bat­ FILLED WITH )U04I W. 26th 6vt. BE. 7-8l8l teries, lubrication and other convenient services. By 'Who Is a Lay Teacher?' "pulling in" at his station regularly, you will redpro- ST. ANNE'S, ARVADA cate his friendliness and get the best in service. ACCURACY! ST. CATHERINE’S Topic for Leadville Talk CATHED|AL ST. FRANCIS ALLENDALE Know that your prescription has been filled exactly GR. 75545 OL. 5-5504 (St. Mary’s PTA, Leadville) steal program was St. Mary’s os the doctor ordered — rely on us!'W e always give BUSY CORNER Conoco PHARMACY St. Mary’s PTA featured a choristers, under the direction Phil's Conoco Service DRUG STORE you precise, prompt, courteous service. A sk your doctor short business meeting and a of Father James Hamblin, sing­ Products 9800 W. 59th PUce about our pharmacy next time he writes a prescription Professional Pharmacists Christmas program at its meet­ ing “ Do-Re-Mi,” “ Carol of the For Complete Lubrieatieo HA. 2-2397 W. 38th Ave & Federal Blvd. ing in the school auditorium. Bells,” “ Mistletoe,” and “ Silent Daioo Battaiiat for you. Do it- for your health's sokel Auto Service Arvada, Colorado Denver, Colo. Sister Mary Peter gave an Night,” accompanied by Mrs. Car Washing interesting discussion on “ Who Rose Green. TA . 5-9526 W. A . (Dutch) Thomas Is a Lay Teacher?” She ST. DOMINIC’S ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' Karen Youmens rendered two 14th Ave. at Pennaylvania Alamada A Logan PE. 34840 ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA ST. CATHERINE, DERBY stressed the fact that both piano selections, “ Christmas CURE D'ARS teacher and parent must share ST. PHILOMENA Adams County's Largest Alameda Drug Store Medley” and “ La-Sorella” A re­ R. & A. the responsibility for the reli­ and BLY'S citation, “ What Is a Boy?” was V. 0. PETERSON, Prop. gious training of the child. DRUG CO. Most Complete Prescription Dept given by Paul Preston. Pork Hill Prescription Pharmacy Cut Rate Drugs Bartlett's Professional Prescription DERBY DRUG Hours: 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. SPECIAL FE.4TURE Another feature was the Four Service Sat 9 A.M. to 2 A.M. Fountain Service Sundries Moffets, Cheryl, Janice, David Conoco J. KANE AND B. McNALLY Your Business Appreciated A special feature of the mu- Standard 1114 South Sharldan Blvd. 3120 W. 29tb Ave. — QL. S5191 and Dennis, singing “ Away in a W i. 4-7622 7250 Locust AT 8-1302 Free Delivery Alameda A So. Broadway 33rd and Holly Manger,” “ Santa Got Stuck in Service Mass Schedule Listed a Chimney,” and “ Jolly Old Fraa Plekup <■ Dailvary ST. JOHN’S 2101 E. Colfax Ava. EA. M765 ST. FRANCIS OE SALES’ ST. MARY MAGDALENE ST. VINCENT DE PAUL At Mother of God Saint Nicholas.” Your Naarast Conoco Gas, Oil, Tiraa, axtraa. Washing, Harry Craws FR 7-9563 South Denver Drug The final selections were ren­ Greasing, snd Staam Cloaning CAPITOL DRUG JSe/t£ (Djiuq, (Mother of God Parish, THE FREY dered by Marty McMahon on COURTEOUS SERVICE ST. PATRICK “Have Your Doctor Call Us” PAUL 0. SCHNEIDER PHARMACY “Filling Prescriptions Is the Denver) his clarinet, accompanied on the Member of St. JoKo's Parish Most Important Part of Complete Dnis & Liquor Convenient Drive-In 2901 Sheridan Blvd. Masses on Monday, Jan. 1, accordion by Miss Lillie Koste- Department Our Business” lic, “ Sail Along Silvery Moon” EAST HI CHEVRON Arrow Window Service Phone: BE 7-2761 # Gifts..a Cards..# Cosmetics the Feast of the Circumcision Wm. N. & KEITH SNIDER FREE DELIVERY and “What Ever Will Be, Will RA. 2-5664 - Free Delivery East Colfsx 655 So. Faarl St.. RA. 2-5151 E. 6th 4 Fillmnrt FR. 7-2741 “ Fountain Service” and a holy day of obligation, Service tOOB S. Gaylord at Tennessee Be.” rui^ljp At Jotaphine will follow the Sunday sched­ M. D. Rood acted as master of Complata Auto ule - 6:30, 7:20, 8:30, 9:30. ceremonies. Refreshments were Sarviea Station Mater Tsna-«p wark DRIVE IN WITH CONFIDENCE YOU CAN ADVERTISE YOUR PARISH PHARMACY HERE . . . CALL KE 4-4205 10:30, and 11:30 a.ra, and served by the fifth grader’s TUNE-UP A BRAKE SERVICE 12:30 p.m. There will be no room mothers under the chair­ Pheaa DE 3-5580 3211 Paces Oscar Hyatt, Ltsiaa GL. 54737 evening Mass. manship of Mrs. E. Sayer. Telephone, Keyitone 4-4205 RAGE ELEVEN Tlm nday, D«e. 28, 1861 OfHct, 938 Baniiock StrMt THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER

Lawyers' Gvild President RENTING'HIRING vARhn PLACE "T/vrA’NT'T* To Address Luncheon Club OF MILLIONS I r - A - BUYING*SELLING

C. Blake Blester, Jr., Denver t and military government, where attorney and president of the he rose from the rank of private Catholic Lawyers* Guild, will be to that of major. After his serv­ the featured speaker at the ice he obtained his bachelor of Knights of Columbus Friday laws degree frm Denver Uni­ Nfw Clasiifl«d Ad Deadline .... Luncheon Club at 12 o’clock versity. noon Dec. 29. Mr. Hiester is in the general Mr. Hlester, a native of Den­ practice of law and specializes NOW - Tuesday at 5 p.m. ver and a graduate of Cathedral in real estate law, corporation Only Want Ads received by phone er mall before 5 P.M Tuesday can be published in the current week** paper High School, obtained his bach­ law, and the law affecting sav­ elor of arts degree from Colo­ ings and loan institutions. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 33 SEWING MACHINES 40 rado University. While in service Mr. Hiester His law studies at Catholic met and married a Parisian LEGAL NOTICES MR. ATTORNEY St. Vincent De Paul—88 REPOSSESSED A TRADE-INS, University in Washington were girl. They have live children For publlo nutleea uaa the Den­ NEW LISTING Necchl $16.06, SUger, WhlU 616.96. Interrupted by service in World ver CallHiUc Reglatei. and are members of All Souls’ IN TNI COUNTY COUST 560 So. Harriaon Lane. 2-bdrm. Singer 401A 99-66 per mo., 190 Regular legal retee, rapid, accu­ Pfaff 920.80,^Slnger 10119.46 per mo.. War n with the military police Parish, Englewood. In ind for ttM CHy and County of rate lervtoe un alMdavtU. ranch, brick, plua family room, 2 Oonvor and (tato of Colorado firepUcea, 2V4 batlu, carpet, drapes, Singer Featherweight, Treadlsis No. M tS37 Mail Toar l#gal'Natlrpa to Vi fln. bamt, 2-car garu«. shake 93.00 and up, Ntw Brother* 914A0 The subject of Mr.^Hiester’s NOTICI OS PINAL MTTLIMINT roof, sprinkling sysUm. Transfer esMi, 1961 Universal 916.00 cash. Altar Society talk wilt Iw the objectives and EfUta of Oortmde C. Chrisman U>o- DENVER CATHOLIC makes this avaiUble for ImmedlaU W W. 46th Avs. OE 34211 c6SS6d) No. P«16SS7. possession. CaU Lloyd Manifleld accompilshments of the Cath-. NoUce Is boroby given that 1 bsva REGISTER 757-2371. WE nx 'EM Meeting Set at olic Lawyers* Guild. fUed my final report bi the County Court of the City and County of Den­ MOORE Sewing maehlnec, vecs., any ms-, : P.O. Box 1690 Realtor PE 3-6611 chines up to 160 yrs. old. Clean, oU ver, Colorado, and that any person and adjust Untlon In your home St. Vincent's All Catholic men are invited desiring to object to the same shall to attend this smorgasbord-type St. Philomena—33 92.00. fUe written objoctlou with the laid Colorado Sew Shop GE 64211 (SL IHncent de Paul’s Parish, luncheon, at a cost of only 91, court on or before January 23, 19112. ' Denver) ANDM W WYSOWATCKY 1961 Pfaff console. Zlg-sags, mono­ at the K. of C. hall, 1575 Grant AOMINISmATOa LEGAL NOTICES ^appy New Year grams, makas many fancy decoraUva The Altar and Rosary Society Street, Denver. JOHN B. CARRAHKR designs, no atUchmanU to buy. As­ will meet on Tuesday, Jan. 2, 741 EqulUble Bldg. From: sume ' pmU. et 96.25 per mo., or Denver 2, Colorado - 920.00 Cash. No equity, required. at 1 p.m., a recitation of the O. IN THE COUNTY COlffiT Chai. Uylt Itwb Fltlclwr AM. S4»S1 IN AND FOR THE CTTY AND 4334409. Rosary will be followed by the (Published In The Denver COUNTY OF DENVER AND Carw Ornt Marftrat Haley regular meeting. CathoUc ReglaUr) STATE OF COLORADO Myras Nefhaaa ilvf MtCkMiwy MISC. FOR SALE 44 First PubUcatlon; Doc. 14, 19S1 All chairmen are asked to * NO. P-25693 6m« latan Wai. Shwwttd Last Publication: Jan. 4, 1992 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Get Kid of Unneedables submit annual reports at this KiUU of WnXIAM B. CULLY, Sltvt K.sacky IN TH E COUNTY COURT through a REGUncR CIJUmrUCD meetihg. Members are reminded (DecstiM) No. P - 23693. AD. That la where folks took when In and for tho City and County of All persoiu having eUlmi agalnit KOPECKY A CO. DU 8-0834 Sheriff Scoffy Pollghft Tefs to save and bring their white Donvtr and Stata of Colorado they need things. PHONE UL 4 )e above named eaUU are required Colfax at Adams elephants. No. P-2S4U 3 file them for allowance In the One hundred eighty-five prescho Heights, wrote the history of the St. Mary’s Academy, founded in when and where you may appear If fusic, Sylvania, and other sociation, the Denver Unit you so dealre. SEWING MACHINES 40 NiW YIAR TO ALL seal for Our Lady’s Digest. 1864. ’This was followed bji St. FAMILY HOME Molly itaetH 6i«tvlav» Caahy ed States National Bank, Doran WITNESS my algnature and aeal FuU bant., 2 baths, 2 bdmu., large held its annual Christmas Some 5,000 copies of the ar-. Mary’s, Colorado Springs. Other of aald Court thila 17th day of Nov­ Zlg-Zaga, overcasts, FriMW Caertsey M Caerlaey Nut Co.; ember, 1961. kitchens, buUt for nhUdren, See 1336 bUnd-hems, sew gayaitaJ Haiae SiSet Mtffaiaa at the Lakewood Country tide bave been printed for dis­ Denver schools include Holy 1356 Dexter. Under 621,000, with ex­ Home Building and Loan As VierrOR B. ORANDY, many decor dealgns Hal asHi Mtft Mkatltr nb. The employes were com- tribution in connection with Family, St. Philomena’s, St. Clerk of the County Ckturt cellent loan arrangements. $24.75 with no atUchmenU iWMim sociation, Majestic Savings and GROUttMAN-ERADLEY, RIALTORI to buy. nented by Mr. Boyd for the 150th anniversary of the John the Evangelist’s, Blessed By MARTIN J. FINNERTY, Sr. COURTNEY REALTY «* work and stated that 1961 Loan Association, Midland Fed founding of the order. Deputy Gerk. Holy Family—S3 W i 44447 2623 I . 12tli A\4. R 7-OEM 4 eral Savings and Loan Associa­ Sperament, St. Vincent de John B. (jarraber till end as one of the best The Rev, Charles Nerlnckx, 741 EqulUble Bldg. tion, Mile High Savings and Paul’s, and Loretto Heights Col­ 4589 NEWTON the company was estab- who founded the Sisters of Lo­ Denver 2, Colorado Loan Association, .Safeway lege. (PubUfhed In The Denver 4 bdrm., 1 In bamt, gas HW beat, in 1944. retto in 1812, designated thq or CathoUc Reglater) bath on each floor, double garage. ONE DOLLAR SPECIAL Stores, Inc.; and the Silver State St. Joseph’s School, Ft. Col­ 910J00. Currier EA 67237 iginal seal and modifications of Flrat Publication; Nov. SO, 1961 Savings and Loan Association lins, was opened in 1928 L « t PubUcaUon: Dec. 28. 1961 To Introduce Yon to the Register Classified Secdon the design were made in sub­ Notre Dame— 33 'A Safw Mmw Ymmr The catechism classes are FOR $1.00 YOU GtT 20 WORDS OR LESS conducted by members of the GREENBRIER TO BUY,' SEU OR SWAP : Becoming involved in a traf- Catholic ^um ni Club with the Itc accident is a sorry way to 36 Coloradans 'Custom Homes approval of Father James Ras OPEN D A ILY ' FlU IN COUPON 1 WORD PER BOX the New Year. Remember by, pastor of the Shrine of St At Marquette EXCEPT SUNDAY when you take the w h «l. Anne, Arvada, and Fatter Al­ 1517 SO. INGALLS ls good advice from your bert E. Puhl, pastor of Our ’Thirty-six Coloradans, includ 10 biks. W. of Sheridan on W. ate Patrol, 'U d y of Visitation. ing 18 from Denver, are repre­ Florida sented in the current record Sts. Peter sod PsnI-3S high enrollment of 11,952 stu VALUE PLUS — 3161 ZEPHYR dents at Marquette University SHOW HOME NEW EUE-DIVISION OPENED Colorado Springs in Milwaukee, Wls. 31TM ft ZEPHYR Marquette’s 11,952 students Open 1 to 5 dally — a quaUty 3 come from 49 states, the Dis­ bdrm. with dbL garage, f w bue- menL family room, 2 flreplacea, trict of Columbia, and 40 for­ plaaUred walls, bullt-lna. CLIP $ 1.0 0 JO JT AND AAAIL TO ' eign countries and possessions. LEE KINNIE CO., BUILDERS There are 7,467 men and 4,485 Need a Upee? See Lee’s Classified Advertising, The Register i I The'Murray Drug Co. women in the student body. Ofc. HA 61411 Days HA 4-1462 Box 1620, Donvtr 1, Colo., or Phone It in to KE, 4-4205 Eva. HA. 44342 Prescriptions Accurately Filled An alumnus, the Very Rev. WWWWVVVWW^WWWVWWVt/WwWWWW vwwwvwwvwvwwvwv Main Store—116 E. Pikes Peak ME. M593 Edward J. O’Donnell, S.J., is in North Store—S32 Tejon ME. 4-4861 his 14th year as president of Marquette. SERVICE DIRECTORY MOPUSIONAL PHARMACY KE. 4-4205 501 North Tejon ME. 4-5541 ASH HAULING ELECTRIC WIRING PLUMBING J. D. CROUCH Smilms on Sfcapping Spraa Miller Trash Service 230 Tofta, remodeling, repeirt. Call All shea, ftaaa-lliMd automatle watap anytime. EH. 60168. ^ haatara. IHS6. Ws Install, leoaomp' C. D. O’BRIEN Pickup Anytime Al« 5-1932 M AY REALTY There is nothing like shopping for dreages to gladden a Jim Dwytr EUdric PlumWnf.794 Santa Fe Dr. ACEOBW 3 SHAFFER’S RUBBISH girl’s heart, and Ann Morrissey, left, sodality prefect at Ca­ REMOVAL GUHERS ROOFING REALTOR , thedral High School, Denver, and Barbara Chojnowskl, sodality CUM&IEKCIAL AND New roofs, roof repair*,u*, peliitiBpetnilDB. prefect of Mount Carmel High, Denver, are in k in g abont a RESIDENTIAL Uc. Into red. AU workI gnarantead. V l # shopping spree for all the parochial high school girls in the Tenoa, fra* ffUmataa. TA E449E REASUNABI.E RATES Gutters, Spouts ; Member of INSURANa-LOANS city. Discussing with them a campaign to publicize dresses of AL. 5-3110 Wa tpacifllta In OuHar and Our Lady of Grace PyrlSh good fashion and good taste Is Paul Felix, vice president of the Spout Raplacamant. r ^ BRICK OuHart Cleaned and QUILTERS 725 N. Ttion St. Denver Dry Goods department store, which is co-sponsoring Repaired. Quality Apparel the campaign with the Catholic Parent-Teacher League. Brick Work, Planners, Repairs. Thoroughly Ixparlancad, Alaska Quilt Shop — AU ktoda « f Colorado Sprlngi, Colo. Pointing. Eatlmatea BE. 6|871. Oapandabla, Ouararttaad. quUtIni, remodel down an IN COLORADO SPRINGS eom iuiten raoundlUonad. ______BUILDER A Ca r p en t e r Americon Roofing and rebind blcnkela. Aleo ebeat and ME. 3-7731 SINCE 1872 BCPTL, Denver Dry oomrort curnMnatlon. Patantod U- Kiom End Tsjon StreelB Shoot Metal Co. censed H lg . 1610 aiylotd. DU E46eii' CH 4-8486 2159 Downing STEAM CLEANING ^ ^ PETE BERONI 1 Aft«r6p.m . SU. 1-OOaS Drive to Stress Styles Reeteurants, shopping bugglea, mm ^ FURNITURE SHOP < The Ileyfie Sheet Member of All Suuli' Perlib EUILOINO and CONTRACTINS ehlsery, trucks, ears and eqatpocii^ ' ^ arHouiuiNE i Metal & Booting Per Any Remodeling In Your Commercial and domettle. . ) I9-WHOU1UIN6 AND Heme—Inside er Out— FREE ESTIMATE QC 670U ^ IIFAItlNE 1 INCORPORATED In Good Taste for Girls H IA TIN O ROOPINO CALL JACK REIS HEATING in* Covert ta4 Oriyarlai 1 TRASH HAUUNO * Madt la OrSir , SHIRT METAL AC. 2-1459 ) TanHara^jtada la OrSar PhOM) M l. 64637 I I I . l l E i NuptMu H«fd .A campaign for .smart styles committee for the project will M«akar tf Prasmtatiaa Parhli M2 So, WahMieh TRASH HAUUNO ) 2622 1 WahMttk 6va. Ml 2-0401 * and good taste in high school be Mrs. JdSeph Tarantino and Any Placa.In HaUopdItan Daevar Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Maca- girls’ fashions was announced Mrs. William Moriarity of the FOLEY HEATING Uajr or Night CaUa luso of Wheatridge announced CARPETS the past week by the Clatholic Catholic Parent - Teacher the marriage of their daughter Complete carMt aarvlce. Including • WE SPECIALIZE IN • 242^ltfblMf«et Parent-Teacher League of the League; Bonnie Jean, to Engene A. binding, cutting, laying, flipping SMUKY FIREPI.ACES Archdiocese of Denver and tte Ann Morrissey, sodality pre­ staira and abampooing. In your bimia UPHOLSTERERS Dr. John A. Ordohl Pastor, son of Mr. and Mrs. or our fhop. CHIMNEY TROUBLES iloilicis-iiiiie OPTOMETRIST Denver Dry Goods Department fect. Cathedral High School, ReUpbulaterr inr a raHahtg Ralph Pastor of Denver. Coll EllioH— Thn Rug Mon THERMOSTAT CONTROI.S 123 NORTH TEJON STREET Store. Denver, and Barbara Chojnow- GAS & OIL BURNERS S3 year* axiptnanea lanm, ’The double-ring ceremony •R66in NATIUIi L i l UPUtH^TERKUPUtH^TERY M l. 63661 The campaign will highlight ski, sodality prefect, M t..C ar­ FURNACE FANS—MOTORS 2143 Ouurt PL AU 61J2E COLORADO SPRINOE, COLO. was witnessed by the Rev. teen-agers’ fashions chosen for mel High School, Denver, CURTAIN LAUNDRIES TA 5-5107 Robert McMahon of St. Peter modesty and up-to-the-minute WALLPAPER, PAINTS Colorade Springe - Auihrr Plans for the campaign were FRANCIS LACE CURTAIN CIJIAN UNEN SERVICE and Panl’s Church. Miss Sue style by girls from parochial made at a meeting of the com­ ER8, CURTAINS. CUHOCUKTED Paper hanging and palBtillS. SUJft TABLECLOTHS, DRAPERIES, Gannon was maid of honor high schools and members of mittee with Paul Felix* vice MOUNTAIN a room and up. Komaer i e P ldnL K K . BLANKETS, 8PBBADS, UNEN^ 44629. it 1 . 1 1 DRIVE IN Please Patronize and Bonnie Lee Macaluso and Catholic PTAs. president of the Denver Dry a-EANED BY LATEST HrrUODS TOWEL B SUPPLY CO Ruth Pastor, bridesmaids. The fashions selected will be Goods. HAND PRESSED ONLY. 1369 KAIJt- B. W. Becklna. Manager WINDOW SHADE Your REGISTER MATH. TA. 63S37. 2090 S. Orant RA. 67047 The bridegroom’s brother, featured every otter week in The project is an outgrowth Advertisers and ADORN MOTEL Dnane Pastor, served as best the Denver Dry Goods advertise­ of an all-school fashion show, DECORATING MARKET WINDOW SHADS CO. Stey with "Jay" Mention man. Ushers were Thomas ments in the Denver Catholic “ Modesty for Modems,’’ spon­ Papering, palaUng, ateamlng, tcitur- New shades and vmiatlaa bUixU Macaluso and Ronnie Maca­ Register. sored in November by the Cath­ Ing, plaster peten. All work guar­ PRISH FISH MARKET now open. made to order. Shadae deaiiad and 820 N. Nevada THE REGISTER anteed Free eallmate. Call KE 4-W29 In a convenient location near you. repaired. KIrsch Drapety Hardware. luso. Serving on the co-ordinating olic Parent-Teacher League. or SP. 7-9279. F. K. FISH MARKET, 4234 Tennyion A C 2 4472 1047 Broadway \ PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyitene 4-4205 Thuridoy, Dee. 28, 1961 Woman Physician, Pioneer At Ave Maria Clinic, Dies ‘ ARCHULETA Street. He was the husband of Mar­ er of Lawrence Lloyd and Linda ‘ John I. ArchuleU of 31S8 G len im tha Goodall. Denver; uncle of John Lynn Lucero, Denver: Richard. Ray­ , PUca. A Requiem Mesa was offered Zlden. Ruth Schoettner. LuclUe mond. David. Ben. Jr.: Andrew and A Requiem High Mass was Dr. Imbro attended the at H oi; Ghost Church on Dec. 27. Swartout. Mercedes Morrissettot and Yvonne Lujan. Mrs. Ed Johnson. - Interment In Mt. OUvM. Mabel Uchtenheld. all of Denver: Mrs. Frank Khuntz of San Francis­ celebrated on Dec. 26 in As­ Church of the Assumption. She and Ethel Platt of El Paso. Tex. co: also surviving, were four great­ sumption Church, Welby, for Dr. was a member of the Denver GADuorr ' Recmlem High Mass was celebrated grandchildren. Reouiem High Mass ■ MntOe Uarbelle Gndlent. 70. of on Dec. 37 la St. Patrick's Church. is being offered Thursday: Dec. 28. Eva Arbini Imbro of 1400 E. and Colorado Medical Societies, * OHB S. Broaoway. She was the wife Interment In Mt. Olivet. ,. at 9 am . In Holy Ghost Church. Oxford Lane, Cherry Hills Vil­ the American Medical Associa­ ' of Leonard Gadlent. Crawford. Neb.: Denver. Interment In Ml. Olivet. , sister of Mrs. Nolle Bailey, ^ g le - h a s z i£Ir lage. She died on Dec. 21 at tion, the Royal Neighbors of . wood; Orey Pierce. Orlando. |1a.: LUCERO I America, and was a former . also surrlr^ by several nieces and Josephine R. Hasiler. SI. of U ll the age of 58. W. Nevada Place. She was the moth­ Margaret Lucero. <2. of 4448 Mari­ Dr. Imbro was born in St. member of the Professional and * nephews. Requiem High Mass was er of Andrew S. Haszler: grand­ posa Street. Requiem High Mass * celebrated on Dec. 23 In St. Louis' was celebrated on Dec. 21 In Our Louis, Mo., and was graduated Business Women of America. * Church, interment In Mt. Olivet. mother of John G. Haszler. Denver: Charles P. Hasilhr. Canon City: and Lady of Gudalupe Church. Denver ‘ Bullock Mortuary. Jo Ann Campbell. Albuquerque. N. Interment In Mt. Olivet She is survived by her hus­ Mex.: also survived by nine great :goodall band, Alfred Imbro, Cherry Hills grandchildren. Requiem High Mass MALONEY . , John Goodptt. 81, of itll Boulder was celebrated on Dec. 27 In St. Dale Marie Maloney of 2281 S. Village; her father, Joseph Ar­ Rose of Lima's Church. Denver. In­ Elm Street. She was the daughter of bini, Sr., St. Louis, Mo.; and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Maloney: sister terment In Mt. Olivet. Boulevard three brothers, Henry Arbini, Mortuaries. of Russell and Brad Maloney. Den­ ver: granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Denver; and Adam Arbini and lACQUES HILOEBRANDT Rex Maloney of Longmont and Mr. Jack C. HUdebrandt. 70. of Lake and Mrs. Herman Haus. Lamars, Joseph A, Arbini, Jr., both of Charles. La. He was the husband la. Mass of the Angels was celebrat­ St. Lx)uis, Mo. Interment was in I BROS. of Ethel H. HUdebrandt: father of ed on Dec. 27 In St. Louis' Church. Mrs. Jackie Gallagher. Denver. Englewood. Interment In Mt. Olivet St. Louis. Requiem High Mass was offered on Bnllock Mortuary. Dec. 27 In St. Vincent de Paul's Church. Denver. Interment In Mt. MARTINEZ OUvet. Boulevard Mortuaries. Mike Martinez. 73. of 1045 West 14th Avenue. Requiem High Mass Requiem LUCERO was celebrated on Dec. 23 In St CaroUne Lucero of 758S Turner Cajetan's Church. Denver. Interment T Iftr Hamm I* *Theinoc’ Drive. She was the wife of Rudolfo In Mt. Olivet. OUnger Mortuaries. “ Thomas” was the big word at Annunciation (at right), on tbcTeast of St Thomas, Dee. 21. C. Lucero: mother of Cy L. and Rose Lucero, all of Denver; Mrs. Ben E. ROBBINS For Marine Church, Denver, when four converts were bap- Left to are )torl Thom u Ttomas, Rfdiert Lujan of San Francisco. Calif.: sis­ Richard Robbins. 63. of 3330 Dex­ tized — with the name of Thomas by the Thomas Ruben, David Matthew Thomas Wll- aiiBOIMHIO’ ter of Abel Martinez. Monte Vista: ter Street. He was the husband .of Louise Pacheco, Denver; grandmoth- Carrol Robbins, and the father of Rt Rev. Monsignor Thomas P. Barry, pastor liams, and Raymond Thomas Thomas. Richard, BUly, Ann, and Roseatm rm m esta&tm tm &ntf t Robbins, all of Denver. Requiem Set Dec. 29 14"—ir*—*4"—34" IfllstlN High Mass was celebrated on Dec, 27 In Cure d'Ars Church, Denver. JERRY BREEN Interment In Mt. Olivet. A Requf^m Mass will be of­ Requiem Mass Scheduled FIREPLACE SANCHEZ fered in Christ the King Church, Florist C, S. Sanchn. 72, of Denver, form­ Denver, for L. Clayton Eilfery, ) W. Ave. erly of Las Animas, Survived by WOOD HA. 4-7N4 — OMN DAILY 1004 15th S t seven sons, three daughters, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Pinon, Apple & Oak Ona block East of Mt. Olivtt two sisters. Requiem High Mass For Robert 6. Mclilamara Dr. Eva Arbini Imbro Emery, Denver, Friday, Dec. 29, HAin S-22Y9 was celebrated on Dec. 23 In St. James' Church, Denver. Interment at 9:30 a.m. A Rosary will be A Requiem High Mass will In 1911, Mr. McNamara be Supreme Co., Inc. In Ft. Logan, from the St. Louis College of recited at Olinger Mortuary, be celebrated on Friday Dec. came street commissioner in 817 S. BroaOwiy MARY MARGARET BROWN Physicians and Surgeons in 1926. Magnolia Street, on Thursday, 3200 So. Huron PI. 1-4470 A Requiem High Mass was cele­ She moved to Denver after re­ 29, at 9 a.m. in Sacred Heart Englewood. Later he was Dec. 28 at 7:30 p.ra. brated on Dec. 23 In St. Ignatius of ceiving her degree arid prac­ Church, Colorado Springs, for named undersheriff and then Loyola Church for Mary Margaret The 18-year-oid youth died Brown of 3145 York Street who died ticed here unt# her retirement Robert George McNamara, Sr., sheriff of Arapahoe County, Dec. 23 in South Coast Com- SWIGERT BROS. at her home following a brief Ill­ long-time Colorado law enforce­ serving in the post for many ness. She was 63. in July of this year. , c .u r Mrs. Brown was bom In Denver She practiced medicine at thei^^^'^y Hospital. South Laguna ment officer, years. on -Oct. 11. 1898. and attended An­ Imbro Medical Clinic. 4670 Beach, Calif, A Rosary will be recited atj Mr. McNamara moved to OPTOMETRISTS nunciation School. She was married from injuries In Denver to Felix Brown In 1920. Brighton Boulevard. 7:30 p.m. on Thursday Dec. 28 Colorado Springs in 1928 and She was the wife of Felix Brown; Dr. Imbro was active with suffered in an in the Law Mortuary, Colorado was associated with the Alex­ mother of Leo P. Brown and Cath­ erine Pickup: a sister of John the Ave Marla Clinic, an affili­ a u t o mobile Springs. ander Film Co. He also organ­ Bowe. Arvada: Agnes M. O'Donnell. accident. He ation of the Denver Catholic Mr. McNamara died Dec. 24 ized the fire department at Ft. Denver; and T. S. James T. Cass, Charities. She was among the was a member U.S.A.F.; also survived by five in a local nursing home. He Carson and Peterson Field. He I ' grandchildren. Interment In Mt. Oli­ first physicians working with of the U.S. retired in 1957. ,__ J vet. Boulevard Mortuaries. was 79. the clinic in the field of ob­ I Oculist— Prescriptions Filled Marine Corps He is. survived by tWo daugh­ S C. ALLEN LANKTON stetrics and gynecology at the and was honor He was born in County Mayo, A Requiem High Mass was cele­ Ireland on Jan. 15, 1882, and ters, Mrs. Frances Johnson of ' 5 brated on Dec. 23 In the Shrine of time the Ave Marla Clinic man of his came to this country with his Colorado Springs and Mrs. Dor­ KE, 4 5319 5 St. Anne In Arvada for C. Allen opened in September of 1935. platoon in San,j ^ 1550 California Stieet Lankton of 5945 Dudley Street, who parents in 1889. He attended othy Rankin of Elbert, Colo.; died at his home on Dec. 19 He Diego, two sons, Donald G. of Colorado was 75 Born Feb. 10, L-cuyt« Emery schools in Denver and later be­ Mr. Lankton was bom on March came associated with and part Springs and Robert G. with the I Woodland Pork 1943, in Denver, he attended St. 10, 1886 In Lansing. Mich., and at­ owner of the Amich & McNa­ U.S, Navy; two sisters, Mrs. tended schools there. He came to James’ Grade School and Regis Denver In 1921. Altar Society mara Transfer Co. in Denver. Martina Gatewood of Colorado High School. He enlisted in the He was married to Mary G. Kirk I Springs and Mrs. Louise Jewell on July 5. 1927 In Denver, Marine Corps in November, 1960. of Long Beach, Calif., and six For the past six years, he was Holds Meeting Drive Carefully employed tor the government at HUl His father is a printer for the grandchildren. Interment in Air Force Base in Ogden. Utah. (Our Lady of the Woods Parish, Rocky Mountain News. Colorado Springs. He was a member of St. Anne's The State Patrol -reminds us Parish and the Woodmen of the Woodland Park) Survivors in addition to his that traffic during the coming World. The meeting of the Altar and parents are a sister, Sheila M. holiday week end will be He was the husband of Mary Kirk Lankton: brother of Bertha Pto- Rosary Society was opened Dec. Emery; a brother, Stephen; and unusually heavy. If you plan a HOWARD mey. San Pedro. Calif.; Walter Lank­ 13 by the recitation of the Ros­ his maternal grandparents. Mr. trip by car, leave early and ZCARPETS ton, Detroit, Mich.: brother-in-law of ary in the church. Barney T.. Peter J.. Jim H.. Fred and Mrs. Carl Staab, all of Den­ take your time. Careful driv­ Room Size O il ^ C liew Cadillac G., Bill R.. Katherine (and Loretta The business meeting followed ver. ing will pay dividends in safety. and Smaller I V w U i t ) # Kirk. Theresa Carlile and Margaret in the church library. Mrs. Vern Haddox. Interment In Mt. Olivet. iLtrgezf seltcfloni In the City. Boulevard Mortuaries. Oblander, president, presided. ^Yery room funeral ears There were 11 members pres­ JAMES . REID ru rn iT u re in the hou.se A Requiem High Mass was cele­ ent. Holly Ball Set Dec. 29 Opffi Mondtv and Wednesday Evenings brated on Dec. 27 In St. James' Plans were made for the III! 8:30 P.M. Church, Denver, for James T. Reid farfcalay Park Chapei Park Avanue Chapel of 1672 Spruce Street, who died In a party to be given for the chil­ t. Watt 44th aod Tannyten Eaat I7ih and Marion local hospUal on Dec. 22. He was 86 dren of the Parish after Mass E.M.W. Mr. Reid was bom In Ahklow. Ire­ In Colo. Springs Parish at antranc# of Barkalay Park at Park Avenua land on Feb., 15. 1875. and moved to Dec. 17. That date" was Com­ where cash talks Denver In 1881. He attended schools munion for members and their 2141 So. Broadway here. (Corpus Christ! Parish, L. M. Larson and guests, Mr. children. SHerman 4-2751 He married Ann L. Clary on Feb Colorado Springs) and Mrs. Ralph Layman, Mr. 17. 1917. He worked at the Mountain The next meeting will be States Telephone and Telegraph Co One of the top social events and Mrs. R. Mikuls and guests, for 41 years. held Wednesday, Jan. 10 in for members of the parish will Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Murphy, Mr. Mr. Reid was a member of St the home of Mrs. George and Mrs. T. F. McLaughlin, Mr. Dr. Alfred D. Kleyhauer James' Parish fo r,39 years. He also Jackel, Green Mountain Falls. take* place Friday night, Dec. belonged to the SF, Vincent de Paul 29, when the third annual Holly and Mrs. Hartley Murray and / Optometrist SMiety arid the Pioneers of America. Mrs. Joseph Hermann will be guests; He was the husband of Ann C co-hostess. Ball will be held at the ball­ , ^Conventional or Contact Lenses '^^mvER^RY^msO). Reid; father of Mary Williams. Joan room of the Broadmoor Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Murray, "The Lamp of the body la the eye.” Spencer, and James T. Reid Jr a Mrs. Jack Kontny will laun­ Matthew 6:32 and Luke 11:34 brother of WlUlam C. Reid.'Jr.: and The dance is sponsored by the Major and Mrs. J. A. Morrow IH U t OtHVCI tHOtl V1TB CONFIOCm ^ der the altar linens for the 1432 Tremont Street Anna Soils, all of Denver; also sur- I Men’s Club of the parish. Danc- and guests, Dr. J. J. Mahoney vived by 13 grundchlldren. Interment month. I mOBI • Min «ntf M • (CiU) Min iUaiifl • ICillll I nil In Mt. Olivet. OUnger Mortuaries. and guests, Mr. and Mrs. Leo The silver march was takenl‘"6 and his orchestra will take place Panjfua, Mr. W. A. Patterson FRANCIS D. REAGAN up, and the meeting was closed A Requiem High Mass Is being from 9 p.ra. until midnight. and guests, Mrs. A. Pettinari, celebrated on Thursday, Dec 28 in with a prayer by Father Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Plush and Blessed Sacrament Church. Denver Michael Kavanagh, pastor. EARLY RESERVATIONS MORE THAN HALF A CENTURY for Francis D. Reagan. 2366 Ivanhoe guests; JANUARY WHITE SALES Father Kavanagh presented Street. He died In SterUng on Dec Early reservations for the af­ Mr. and Mrs. M. G.' Podsob- 23 at the age of 54. each member with a gift. Re­ fair have been received from Inski, Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Del Mr. Reagan was bom on Dec. 22 freshments were served. OF SERVICE THR0U6H FINE COTTON SHEETS 1907. In Sterling and attended ele­ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Emster, Regato and guests, Mr. and mentary and secondary school there Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Huneke, Mrs. J. P. Roetzel and guests, He was graduated from Coolrado Dr. and Mrs. E. W. Herbert, By J. P. STEVENS University In 1930, where* he let Mr. and Mrs. William Stoddard, tered In football. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Petrusky, ."'“ ''Ued Dorothy Pluff July 10. Superintendent Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Shields and 1M2, In Denver. The couple Uved In Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zecha, Mr. guests, Maj. and Mrs. M. S. Qm mL^i^CmuleAd^ tH j^ d n g until moving to Denver In Utica-Mohawk*^ White Percale Flat Sheets Of Schools Will and Mrs. Joseph A. Ash, Dr. Azzolina, Mr. and Mrs. H. Can- [ He is survived by his wife, Dorothy and Mrs. E. J. Burke; non, and Mr. and Mrs. James I Reagan: three daughters. Marv Speak in Aurora Mr. and*Mrs. Henry Belisomo, 72x108" twin size, regularly 2,98 ------2,49 Kathleen Reagan. Frances Dee Rea- Peck. Sim Uatricla Cros.s: a son. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bourne, Approximately 20 members of I William F.. all of Denver: a sister (St. Therese’s Parish, Aurora) 81x108" full size, regularly 3,39 ______2.79 Mr. and Mrs. John Broseghini, Mrs. Eulalle Cervl. Littleton: and The Very Rev. Monsignor Wil­ the Catholic Young Adults Club ^ four grandchildren. Interment in Mt. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Calvin and have said they will attend. 63x108" three-quarter, regularly 2 ,7 9 .._2.59 OUvet. OUnger Mortuaries. liam H. Jones, archdiocesan superintendent of schools, will guests, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cos- Tickets for the affair can be 72x120" supersize, regularly 3.49 ------2.99 tello. Dr. William Caron and obtained by contacting Mr. or rw« ptfk/n$ be the guest speaker at the PTA j • M n w m . n m ia n v 81x120" supersize, regularly 3.98 ------3.49 Driver School meeting Tuesday, Jan. 2, in the guests, Lt. Col. and Mrs. G. Mrs. Fred Jahn, 2414 N. Corona I M t tajtttnt Canestrari, H. Charlton, Mr. and street, ME. 3-4577. te buUdtni M l BROADWAY . NIVtTBM M M ,90x108", regularly 4.49 ______2.99 school basement at 8 p.m. Plans Sessions The Altar and Rosary Soci­ Mrs. J. M. Cobb; m THE CENTER Of OBNVUI 90x120", regularly 4.49 ______3.99 Winter and snow driving are ety’s party was held Dec. 14. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Connally, to be stressed in January class­ It was preceded by the rosary Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cunning­ 1 0 8 x 1 2 2 ’/2 ", regularly 6.98 ____A ------5.99 Living Rosary es of Denver’s Driver Improve­ led by Father John Imesch, ham. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Del Pillow case, 42x38V2", regularly 85c— .69 ment School. S.M.B. Mastro, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Conducted in Jan'jary classes will start at The basement hall was dec­ DeMarso, Mr. and Mrs, R. C. Our Obligation 6:30 p.m. Jan. 2 at Opportunity orated in blue and silver. Enter­ Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Du­ Colo. Springs Utica-Mohawk® White School, according to Municipal tainment consisted of folk ran, Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Jahn Judge Sherman G. Finesilver, di­ dances of different countries by and guests and Mr. and Mrs (Divine Redeemer Parish, the Steele Community Center. Colorado Springs) Fitted Bottom Sheets ' rector of the school. Marion Campbell. Gifts were distributed to the The meeting of the Women’s Those wishing to enroll in the Others who have made reser­ class may register at Opportun­ parish priests. A gift exchange Club was preceded by Living Twin fitted, regularly 2.98 ------2.49 vations include Mr. and Mrs. ity School, 13th and Welton was enjoyed by the women. Rosary and a pantomime of the Richard Wunder, Mr. Dave De­ Full fitted, regularly 3.39 ______.2.79 Streets. There is no attendance A lunch was served by the Joyful Mysteries presented by ban, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond fee. Registration office will be monthly division headed by Bea eighth-grade pupils. to YOU 48x76" three-quarter, regularly 2.98 ______2.79 Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. George jopen from 9 a m. to 4 p.m. on i Gorman, chairman, and Jean At the business meeting, Mrs. 39x80" long twin, regularly 3.49 ______2.99 Jan. 2. I Chappell, co-chairman. Joregensen, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Bill Grantz, ways and means is to consider family LaGrange, Mr. and Mrs. Orval chairman, gave a report of the needs and wishes — 54x80" long full, regularly 3.98 ______3.49 Lohman and guests, Vincent D. gift and bake sale, and on be­ to give the personal 60x80" queen size, regularly 4.49 ______3.99 Lupton; half of the,committees extended ^ VISIT YOUR thanks to all who participated attention of experience Hollywood 78x76", regularly 6.98 ______5.99 to make it a success. funeral counsel to Hollywood 78x80" long, regularly 6.98 5.99 Denver The annual card party will be every detail of held Saturday, Feb. 17, in the I CATHOLIC LIBRARY Evergreen school cafeteria. arrangement. A seasonal party followed the Utica-Mohawk® Multistripe Percale Monument Co. meeting, at which Mrs. James CHAS. McFADUEN Freeh, William Kinney, Eugene 72x108" or twin fitted bottom, ALL PARISHES WELCOME.... STANIJiy HALL Owners Lyttle. Jack Crompton, Roy Dill, regularly, 3.49 2.99 1 Mile East of Mt. Olivet and Otis Heald served as host­ OPEN 11 A.M. TO 3 P.M. 11130 Wv;st 44 th Ave. esses. 81x108", regularly 4.49 ______3.99 UA. 4-4477 In the spirit of Christmas Pillow case, 42x38'/2", regularly 1.19______.95 CLOSED MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS giving, those present gave a “ Shower for Jesus” a layette OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M. TO 2 P.M. Formica Counter Tops gift for the Pope’s warehouse. Utica Heavy-Duty Muslin White Sheets Ceramic Wall Tile Free Browsing Vinyl & Linoleum Flooring Motorist in Court Doy-Noonon Mortuary 72x108" or twin fitted bottom, LINOLEUM AND TILE The motorist’s day in court 2406 jederal Blvd. GE3"6575 regularly 2.98 ______2.59 Membership Fee $1 Per Year . . . makes traffic law enforcement SERVICE, INC. either effective or useless, ac­ 81x108" or full fitted bottom, cording to A. E. Spottke, vice regularly 3.29 Access to thousands of dollars Frg« Estimates—Guaranteed president of .Allstate Insurance Installation Companies. A traffic offender Hockethol-Noonan Mortuary Pillow cose, 42x38'/2 , regularly 79c Of Catholic Literature 3500 Lipan Street GI. 5-7327 must be considered the same as any other lawbreaker and be 1451 Kolomalh St. M A 3-4006 John K. LaGuardli Downtown, founn floor ' erry C'ee<, lowc'^ men treated fairly -but firmly in 625 19fh St. Next to Holy Ghost Church Member Mt. Carmel Parish IeS'He, In* p order to establish more obedi­ ence to the rules of the road.