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/ WILL Tbt Register Has the Internationit News Service (Wire and Mail), the N. C. W. C. News Service (iDcluding Radios and Cables), Listening In CIO LEADER Its Own Special Service, Lnmen Service of China. International Illustrated News, and N. C. W, C. Picture Service TRIUMPH FOR Local Local Michigan, in the Catholic Edition limelight because of the mag­ Edition nificent ceremonies by which SCORES APATHY RIGHTISTS IS D^roit, its chief city, was raised to be an archiepisco- pal see and Lansing, its capi­ CATHOLICS BELIEVED SURE tal, was made the seat of the newest diocese in'the nation, waa originally settled and John Brophy, Himself Member of Church, Priest-Obsei*ver Declares Highest Type of explored by Catholics. It is Says Communists Put Us to Shame REGISTER(Name Registered in the U. S. Patent Office) Morale and Determination Is Evi- 100 years in 1937 since the state was admitted to the ,dent in Civilians and Soldiers With Activity VOL. XIII. No. 33 DENVER, COLO., SUNDAY, AUG. 15, 1937 TWO CENTS Union and 90 years since Lansing was made the capi­ Villanoya, Pa.— He fears the apathy of Catholics more (By R e v . D r . J o s e p h F. T h o r n i n g ) tal. than the activity of Communists, John Brophy, director of Pai’is.— My observation of conditions in Rightist Spain the Committee for Industrial Organization, tells Richard C. Y. 0. Member Is Modest Hero leaves me with the conviction that Generalissimo Francisco The first settlers, French L. (j. Deverall, editor of The Christian Front, in an interview Bishop Foery Will Franco is certain of victory and that his victory will be o f Canadians who established which the latter writes for the current issue of his publi­ permanent worth to Christian values in European civiliza­ trading posts at Sault Ste. cation. tion.* Marie and Michillimackinac Mr. Deverall says he found that Mr. Brophy is a Cath­ Life in Franco’s Spain is absolutely normal. I visited . (now Mackinac), came about olic; that his son, Philip Noel, is studying for the priest­ Be Consecrated in every front and was given every facility for consultation 1641. The Jesuit Fathers hood at St. Meinrad’s seminary in Indiana, and that his with civilians, officers, and enlisted men. Everywhere I Dablon, Allouez, Marquette, daughter, Jacqueline, attends Mt. Mercy academy, Pitts­ found the highest type of morale and a determination to and others soon followed. burgh carry on the war to a successful conclusion. Told by Mr. Brophy in the in­ Rochester Aug. IS Of course, there is constant vigilance. At the entrance Detroit was founded in 1701 by Antoine De La Motte Ca­ terview that Catholics form a very of every city and village it is necessary to produce a “ safe large portion of the C.I.O., Mr. Rochester, N. Y. — (Special dillac, whose first important Deverall replies that, "in that event, conduct’’ from the military commander. Sentries - are Wire)— The Most Rev. Walter A. posted at all strategic roads and some of the towns near the act was to set up a church. the Committee for Industrial Or­ Notables W ill Foery, D.D., will be consecrated The Diocese of Detroit was ganization has nothing to fear fifth Bishop of Syracuse in St Pat­ frontier have strong garrisons. On the whole, however, establfshed March 8, 1833, from the Communists. rick’s Cathedral, here, on Wednes­ there are few marks of a war-time situation. During my four weeks and the first Ordinary, Bish­ “ Right,” Mr. Brophy responds, day, Aug. 18, with the Most Rev, “ we do not fear the Communists. Address SStli Edward Mooney, Archbishop of in Spain, I saw only one troop train op Frederick Rese, was con­ But we do fear the apathy of Cath­ Detroit, as consecrator, and the and that was proceeding away from secrated October 6 of that olics. I think it is a shame that Most Rev. Emmet Walsh, Bishop of the front. Vatican Attitude t year. Hence the diocese was one Communist, not afraid to Charleston, and the Most Rev. Absence of Profiteering 104 years old before being speak, draws as much attention Francis Keough, Bishop of Provi­ What is more important to the as one hundred or so Catholics. K.of CConvention dence, as co-consecrators. ' The civil population is the fact that made a metropolitan see. No, we Catholics in C.I.O. have sermon will be preached by the there has been no profiteering. Toward Franco The famous convert priest. nothing to fear from Communists, San Antonio, Tex.— Two mem­ Most Rev. Archbishop Thomas F. Prices of most commodities, in­ Prince Gallitzin, the Apostle so long as we try to effectuate the bers of the Hierarchy, two mem­ Hickey, retired Bishop of Roches­ cluding bread and meat, are lower i of the Alleghenies, who died principles enunciated by our Holy bers of the United States senate, ter. 'The Papal bull naming Bishop than when the war started. It is Father in his Labor Encyclicals.” a governor, and a mayor will be Foery .o the Syracuse see will be possible to secure excellent accom­ in 1840, at Loretto, Pa., read by the Rt. Rev. Msgr. W. F. Said Unchanged Mr. Deverall reports that the among those who will take part modations in any city of Spain for turned down the chance to works of. Cardinal Newman con­ in the 55th supreme convention of Bergan, Chancellor of the Roches­ 20 pesetas, which is less than two ter diocese. dollars, whereas the mo^c elaborate be the first Bishop of Detroit. stitute Mr. Brophy’s favorite lit­ the Knights of Columbus to be Vatican City.— ^Vatican officials erature ; that the labor leader’s held here Aug. 15 to 19. The assistant priest at the con­ five-course dinner can be purchased secration Mass will be the Rt. Rev. for a dollar. For other staples, decline to make any statement Until 1760, when Michi­ formal education ended at the age The. convention will open on concerning the secular press re­ Sunday, Aug. 15, with a welcome Msgr. William Hart; Administrator prices are unbelievably low. It is of 12, and that whatever education port that the Holy See has. recog­ gan fell into the hands of the h"b received after that he at­ luncheon in honor of the supreme of the Diocese of Rochester; dea­ notorious that these conditions do cons of honor, the Rt. Rev. Msgnr. not exist on the Red side. nized the government of General British, the settlers were all tributes to “ priests who were zeal­ board of directors at Our Lady of Francisco Franco in Spain. In­ French Canadians. When ous enough to come into our com­ the Lake college. Following the John F. Boppel and the Rt. Rev. The secret of the Nationalist Msgp-. James MePeak; deacon of success has been organization. No stead, these officials affirm that the territorial government munity and teach us the elements luncheon, the supreme board will there has been no change in the of our religion.” meet. the Mass, the Rt. Rev. Msg;r. Jos­ soldier or group of soldiers would was set up in 1805, there eph Cameron; subdeacon, the Rt. charge entrusted to Isidro Car­ “ When I was young,” Mr. On Monday there will be regis­ dream of trying to commandeer Rev. Msgr. Charles Shay; master dinal Goma y Tomas, Archbishop were but 4,000 settlers. Fa­ Brophy says, “ I had to struggle in tration of delegates and another supplies without written authori­ of ceremonies, the Rt. Rev. Msgr. of Toledo. His Eminence^ last ther Gabriel Richard, the my own way to find the answer to meeting of the board. Tuesday zation. Where, it is necessary for J. I. Coggin, D.D.; assistant mas­ February was named ^ provisory social injustice. I thought then morning, a Pontifical Mass will be the high command to requisition only priest ever to sit in the ter, Mpnsignor Bergan. certain commodities, compensa­ semi-official representative to the that the Church had no answer. I celebrated in San Fernando Ca­ Franco government. U. S. congress, was elected thedral by the Most Rev. M. S. Following the ceremonies in the tion is always provided. The har­ had no guidance, and was dis­ Cathedral, a consecration dinner The secular press report of as a territorial delegate in tressed. I have the answer now. Garriga, Coadjutor Bishop of Cor­ vest is moving to market just as will be served in the Hotel Seneca in time o f peace. Farmers secure recognition by the Holy See fol­ 1823. He was a co-founder The Church has the answer to the pus Christi. The sermon will be for the i^isiting members of the permission to visit the towns in lowed a visit which the Most Rev. of the University of Michigan social question if it applies it . preached by the Most Rev. Arthur J. Drossaerts, Archbishop of San After saving three girls from drowning at the Oak Street beach in Hierarchy and the clergy. Arch­ order to sell their grain or to buy Ildebrando Antoniutti, a member (Turn to PaKO 4 — Column 1} (Turn to Page 2 — Colum n 6) Antonio. Chicago, Bob Furey, 16-year-old member of the Chicago Catholic bishop Mooney, Bishop Foery, and manufactured goods. The bulk of of the 'Vatican’s diplomatic service, After the Mass, Supreme Knight Youth organization, slipped away without revealing his identity. Monsignor Hart will be the the supervision of these arrange­ paid to General Franco. The re­ Three days later a life guard’s tip led newspaper reporters to the Cleveland to Be Scene of Meeting Martin H.

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