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TWO DOLLARS PER FEAR jj* Ytfti^-No. 29 PITTSBURGH, PA., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1947 SINGLE COPT FIVE CENTS id Parish TO DEFEAT COMMUNISM World Must Return to God 7* Mark Jubilee Sanctify the Sunday! ÜH To Recover Peace, Freedom, pontifical Mass in St. Church, Homestead, at In his address to the men of Italian Catholic Action on Sunday, Cardinal Spellman Declares ^"^lock (E.S.T.) Sunday Sept. 7, Pope Pius XII described five "main fields" in which the 1gept 28, and a banquet contest against the forces of Communism must be conducted if jSwevening at 6:00 o'clock in Christian civilization is to be preserved. In these fields, the Pontiff Buffalo, Sept. 24—The world, seeking a way to restore 1 igSal Scbenley will mark the pointed out, Catholic activity must be positive, not negative: the peace and liberty, must return to the service of God, and then j tfk anniversary o£ the founda- objective must be to restore the Christian principles essential to will find its problems solved, Cardinal Francis Spellman, Arch- 1 Z d St Michael's Parish, one "the spiritual revival of society." bishop of New York, told a crowd of 15,000 persons at an out- fto older parishes for Slovak- door Pontifical Mass, opening the second day of the Provincial Idinag Catholics in the Pitts- Foilowing is the Pope's prescription for achieving this end in } ferjh Diocese. one of the fields he specified: "The sanctifying of Sunday": Eucharistic Congress being held here this week in observance of the centennial of the Diocese of Buffalo.. I Bishop George L. Leech of Har- #01 be celebrant of the Sunday must become again the day of the Lord, the day _ _ ~ * • Five other Cardinals—from Pe- jttflM Miss, with Msgr. Clement of adoration of God, of the Holy Sacrifice, of prayer^ of rest, Lectures Listed ru, Brazil, Canada, England and IfttiMk, pastor of St. Ann's of recollection and reflection, the day of liappy reunion in the A n | Australia—are taking part in the Homestead, as archpriest; By Olltler F orum ceremonies of the Congress, which lev. Michael Yesko, of intimate circle of the family. Sad experience has taught that, are bringing thousands to the Hjiliillr. and Rev. Martin Ru- for not a few of those who devote themselves to honest work Cathedral, the civic stadium and A series of six lectures by prom- gty, United States, Stephen P. Barry of will be on standard time Sunday, time hero-chaplain of the aircraft twice gone to Calvary, not to the St. Peter's Parish, McKeesport, except where other special ar- carrier "Franklin;" "The Roots of Calvary of love and peace, but to former president of the Pittsburgh rangements have been announced. Courage." the Calvary of war; not for Christ, Diocesan Union Holy Society and nor for his love, but for anti- known throughout the diocese for godly motives spawned in hell. his activities in the movement, POPE LIGHTS BEACON And as a priest of the Church is to be decorated with the Vercelli which was already ancient before Medal, a new award to be con- the present great nations of the ferred annually by the national earth were dreamed of or con- office of the Holy Name Society ceived, I believe with all my soul on "outstanding Catholic laymen and profess before the world that in recognition of their contribu it is the sacred duty and mission of the Church to teach God's love, to serve man and bring peace to Eight priests and 67 lay- all mankind and thus help save men from the Pittsburgh Dio- civilization. cese will attend the national Worst Crisis in History convention of the Holy Name Society in Boston, Oct. 1 to 5, "It is folly for us to deceive according to reservations thus ourselves that we are at peace, far received by Rev. Paul M. for in truth we know that naught for which we fought has come to Lackner, diocesan director of fruit. The whole world and every the society. human in it today face the great- _____ —— est crisis in the history of civili- Maloney, tions to their country and their zation. Men fear war, plead protec- faith." tion /or their women, cry for work, ftrmer Wampum Announcement of the award beg bread for their starving chil- was made this week by the na- dren as today humanity stands at Pastor, Buried tional office, through Rev. Paul a universal altar, where, whether M. Lackner, diocesan director. man chooses or no, he must offer The other recipients of the sacrifice—yea, and himself be sac- Francis A. Maloney, who award, which will be presented rificed. J*tQr of St. Monica's Church, (Continued on Last Page) "On the altar man must offer **>Pum, from 1915 to 1942, himself to become the 'wheat of JfS* he resigned from active Christ' in Christianity's ancient K. of C. Jubilee principle of dying to self, or else y* because of ill-health, died upon that same world altar hu- IBy evening in Pittsburgh To Opeu Oct. 5 manity shall know the graceless -ffls^ ®t the age of 67 and in and terrible tragedy of '-elf-de- struction. ttrd year of ^ priesthood. At Solemn •» totnl took place yesterday "Denying God; rejecting God's Assisting at a Solemn Mass in way; pursuing power and abusing with Solemn Requiem it in the flailing of one's fellow- St. John the Baptist's St. Paul's Cathedral at 11:00 At his summer residence at Castelgandolfo, south of Rome, His Holi- wr o'clock Sunday morning, Oct 5, man — these are the dangers t ¿"7? ^• enceville, and burial ness Pope Pius XH threw a switch which lighted up a beacon above threatening the peace of the world "^Jwy's Cemetery. members of the Knights of Colum- bus will open a week-long ob- a 200-foot column at the entrance to the port of Messina. Sicily. —for even God cannot make a HiP. Uwrencc A. O Connell, servance of the 50th anniversary The beacon is attached to a statue of the Blessed Virgin, atop a six-foot peaceful world without peace-lov- * Ipiphany Church, was of Duquesne Council, K. of C., rlobe which surmounts the tall column. The light is a guide to sailors ing men to help Him. In God alone JP of the Mass, while Rev. oldest council of the order in west- navigating the turbulent waters of the Straits of Messina, whose dwell the power and promise of Hi Nee and Rev. John H. ern Pennsylvania, and the 65th an- whirlpools and rock are the Scylla and Charybdis of antiquity. (In- pence. In man alone abide the wit and will to seek or reject it." Vassistants at St. ni versary of the foundation of the ternational News Photo) ed On Last Page) (Continued on Last Page) Missionary Aid 'Seminary Alumni Day' Principals Assigned Included in Program By Felician Sisters Society Of College Centenary » New principals assigned this DIOCESAN St. Rev fdward J. Mlsklow. Oireclot year to schools taught by mem- 125 North Craig St, PiUsburfb Loretto, Sept. 24—The last day , bers of the Felician Sisters, whose yNlON^ENVS of the celebration of the centena- . motherhouse is at Coraopolis, in- We gratefully acknowledge re- ry of St. Francis' College, here, | elude: (t SiEV. J. C SIUNAH ceipt of the following private con- Oct. 4-6, will be devoted to the tributions: interests of the alumni of St. Fran- j St. Adalbert's, South Side; Sister Eugenia; St. John Evanfdist'd, Sodality and Culture cis' Seminary, established in 1912 Culture Circles 6, 18. 44. 46; Rev. W. P. Latrobe, Sister Charlotte; St Sta- When the word "culture" is The sodality that fosters a love McA., Rev. W. P. McG., Mrs. by the Franciscan priests in charge of St. Francis' College, and con- nislaus', Barnesboro, Sister Chrys- mentioned in your presence, it un- for the best that is known in the A.U.S., N.N., Pittsburgh. ostom; Assumption, Oil City Sis- doubtedly excites images of either world, through its purpose of Rev. N.N.; Dr. P.A.L., Donora; ducted by them ever since as part of their educational undertaking ter Theodore; Mother j* Conso- an over-stuffed dowager who Is sanctifying oneself and others, has T.L., Belle vue. | lation, Mount Carmel, Sister Bea- scrupulously correct, a la Emily within itself the ability to gener- here The alumni program will in- clude a Mass of Thanksgiving, a ta; St Stanislaus', Steubenville Post, or of a straight-laced gen- ate a cultare in its members that • Sister Ignatius; St. Casimir's, Ade- banquet and a reunion meeting. tleman of Victorian days, neither will approach the culture which Vocation Society na, O., Sister Ferdinand. of which you have any desire of the Holy Father insisted must be The Mass will be offered in St. becoming; so you promptly dis- maintained and intensified. The To Meet on Friday Michael's Church, Loretto. the ce- Principals returned to positions miss the idea that you could pos- sodality has within itself the pow- lebrant being Most Rev. John H. they filled last year are: sibly possess "culture," because er to form a genuine culture in The Friends of Our Lady, a Boccella, T.O.R.. former presi- St. Josaphat's, South Side, Sis- possessing it suggests becoming the minds and souls of its mem- group of persons in the South dent of St. Francis' College and ter Jerome; Guardian Anfels unnatural, proud, expert ly attired, bers that -will be all-inclusive, Hills interested in promoting vo- recently elected minister general West End, Sister Maximilia; St! cations for the religious life, will and consorting only with the up- that will be able to adjust every- of the Third Order Regular of St. Cyprian's, North Side, Sister Leon- per strata of society. With this day contacts with the law of God, meet in St. Bernard's School, Francis, Rev. Louis J. Kelly, ad- Washington Rd., Mt. Lebanon, On ette; St. Mary's, McKeesport, Sit- notion of culture, you were mild- that will present a challenge to ministrator of St. Stephen's ter Albina; St John Cantius ly amazed that the Holy Father its members to go out and spread Friday evening, Sept 26. Rev. Church, Oil City, will preach the Jude Senieur, O.F.M.Cap., of St Sharpsburgh, Sister Samuela; Sac- would say that a religious culture the culture they possess by show- sermon. At noon the same day, red Heart, Braddock, Sister Ed- must not only be preserved but ing that only the genuine culture Augustine's monastery, Lawrence- ville. director of St Anthony's Monday, Oct. 6, the alumni ban- mundine; Transfiguration, Mount intensified. of God brings them the happiness quet will be held, and the meet- Pleasant, Sister Elizabeth. that is genuine and sincere. Sodal- Vocational Club, will speak at Obviously the Holy Father the meeting, which is open to the ing will follow. St. Mary's, New Kensington, Sis. didn't mean the culture you knew. ists by constantly showing that they possess the culture of Christ public. As previously announced, the ter Benedict; St Leocadia'a, Wil- He must have meant a different centenary observance of St. Fran- merding, Sister Perpetua; St Sta- kind of culture. And he did. already have a head start in the program of the Holy Father to cis' will open Saturday, Oct. 4, nislaus', Ambridge, Sister Ag- Genuine bring a geunine and religious cul- Guild Card Party with a Pontifical Mass celebrated nes; St. Genevieve's, Canonsburg. The kind of culture you know ture to the world. by Cardinal Francis J. Spellman, Sister Cecilia; Sacred Heart. is not genuine, not real, but an ex- Sponsored by the Mothers' Guild Archbishop of New York. Later Youngstown, Sister Celine; St. ternal addition to human nature Events of Central Catholic High School that day honorary degrees will be Joseph's, Mount Carmel, Sister that is repulsive, that does not The Monongahela Valley Union a card party for the benefit of conferred on a number of leaders Evangelist; St Anthony's, Ren- agree with the true notion of cul- will conduct a Day of Recollection the school will be held there on in the religious, civic and educa- shaw, Sister Chrysantha; St. ture, nor can it follow in logical and a Living Rosary at St. Pius' Friday evening, Sept. 26, at 8:30 tional fields, including Cardinal Ladislaus', Wheeling, Sister Ches- sequence from human nature, re- Church, McKeesport, the first Sun- o'clock, with Mrs. Joseph Ritter, Spellman, Governor James H. teria; Help of Christians, Laffer- gardless of the standpoint from day in October, according to the president of the guild, as general Duff, Bishop John King Mussio of ty, O., Sister Celestine, and Sac- which you view it. union director, Rev. George Jurica, chairman. Committee heads in- Steubenville, Bishop George L. red Heart Neffs, O., Sister Helen. Culture may be defined as a who has sent out invitations to clude Mrs. Robert E. Butke, Mrs. Leech of Harrisburg, Father Boc- complete development of the God- all district sodalities to send rep- Albert J. Bell, Mrs. John L. Joyce, cella, Dr. George F. Zook, presi- given abilities of man. Culture resentatives to the Rosary, and Mrs. Clarence Borres, Mrs. Elea- dent of the American Council on Catholic Daughters suggests a maturity in thinking, in their total membership to the ex- nor Quigley, Mrs. William J. Education, and Dr. Roy J. De- Of America dealing with others, in working, in ercises of the Day of Recollection Weir, Mrs. Margaret Deasy, Mrs. ferrari, secretary of the Catholic studying. A cultured person is one University of America. Harry Bruner, Mrs. Harry A. Court Braddock who has developed his human Worrall and Mrs. Louise Fusco The second day of the centenary powers to the extent that God in- Jubilee Novena Junior activities of the court celebration, Sunday, Oct. 5, will will be opened this evening with tended him to develop them, and be known as "Civic and Alumni once he has attained that goal, he To Open Sunday a luncheon at the home of Mrs. Mission Benefit Day," and will open with a Mass Adeline Hamill, 138 Camp Ave., can be called a cultured person, of Thanksgiving, after which a even though he may possess rags honoring the junior president, Rev. Henry Goodwin, O. Carm., A card party for the benefit of flag-raising ceremony, with a pro- Elaine Brvenik. Other junior of- not riches, be poor in worldly of St. Joseph's Church, Bogota, the missions will be held Tuesday gram of addresses by a number of possessions but rich in the lore ficers are Grace Mohan, vice pres- N. J., will preach all the sermons evening, Sept. 30, at 8:30 o'clock, prominent laymen, will be held. ident; Elaine Hamill. secretary, that is his through his closeness at the devotions of a solemn no ve- in Cathedral High School, 136 to God. and Joan Costello, report«. Ac- na in honor of St. Therese of North Craig St., under the auspices John Laboon Speaker tivities for each month of the Thus a well-mannered Park Ave- Lisieux, the Little Flower, to be of Maria Mission Circle No. 3. coming season have been sched- nue matron may have less genuine conducted in Holy Trinity Church, Luncheon will be served and At Banquet in Erie uled. culture than the ordinary work- Center Ave. and Fullerton St., there will be other attractions. man, because hers would be a su- opening next Sunday, Sept. 28, Arrangements for the affair are Erie, Sept. 24 — John F. La- perficial and external "putting and closing on Monday, Oct. 6. in charge of Mrs. Joseph C. Ross boon, of Pittsburgh, chairman of WESTERN SAVINGS on" of a character she is not, while Father Henry is a former army and Mrs. Gregory Zatkovich. the Allegheny County Sanitary and DEPOSIT BANK his would be an internal, spirit- chaplain and was for a time sta- Authority, who served as a mili- -SSI -B38 Smithfleld Street ual, and deep development of his tioned near Lisieux, France, scene Olivet Bollita* Pittikinh. rtk- tary governor in Italy during the Member federa) Deposit In» character according to the laws of the saint's life. Marianists to Open late war, will be the principal lay of God. The year 1947 marks the New Training Shool speaker at a banquet meeting of Even in science culture is spok- 50th anniversary of St. Therese's the Society of St. Vincent de Paul en of as the peak of development. death, and the novena will include Dayton, O., Sept 20.—Very Rev. of the Erie Diocese to be held In human nature the peak of de- both that anniversary, Sept. 30, Walter C. Tredtin, S. M., pro- Sunday evening, Sept. 28, at St. velopment must be only those and the feast day of the saint, Oct. vincial of the Cincinnati Province Joseph's Home for Children, here. Snively-Joseph heights that God has given it to 3. Each day the novena devotions of the Society of Mary, has an- Bishop John Mark Gannon of Erie reach; culture becomes a reality will be conducted at 12:18, 6:15 nounced the purchase by the will be host to the gathering. through a constant companionship and 8:15 P. M., except on Sunday, province of a property near Utica, Company with that which is the best that is Oct. 5, when they will be at 3:15, N. Y., consisting of 60 acres of known and said in the world. 6:15 and 8:15 o'clock. On this land and three buildings, to be WALL DRUG COMPANY Where else can you find the best day, also, the Solemn Novena used as a training school for young THOMAS E. WALL Painting Contractors that is known or said than in the Mass will be offered at 9:00 A. M., members of the society. 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HOMESTEAD PARISH TO MARK GOLDEN JUBILEE by Comes, Perry, and McMullen, Four young men of the parish was laid. were ordained priests: Father The new St. Michael's, built at Yesko, now pastor of St Mary's, (Omtinued from Page 1) a cost of $250,000, was dedicated Brownsville; Father Joseph Kush- , Pittsburgh; Bishop Leech and by Msgr. Stephen Walsh, then ner, pastor of St. Dominic's, Don- ¡Mt jjev. Daniel Ivancho, Co- chancellor of the diocese, on Dec. or a; Rev. Michael Kushner, pas- ¡Stor Bishop of the Greek Rite 11, 1927. tor of All Saints', New Kensing- njoee* of Pittsburgh. The ad- In July, 1931, St. Michael's ton; and Rev. Michael Dravecky, ¿u of welcome will be given by ground and buildings were valued pastor of St. Joseph's, West Ali- E Zamborsky, and the toast- at $495,000, as follows: church and quippa. At present three young ¡¿¡er will be Peter J. Jurcak, furnishings, $350,000; school $66,- men are attending seminaries in ¿¡¡¡dent of the Slovak League of 500; rectory, $25,000; convent, preparation for their ordination. Sirica, while greetings will be $24.000, and property $30,000. A total of 48 girls have entered ^tended by Thomas Laird, bur- In 1936 Resurrection Parish, the convent from the parish, be- ghs of Munhall; Dr. John Mc- Homeville, and St. Rita's, Whitak- ing professed as Mercy, St. Jos- ^ burgess of Homestead, and er, were formed from portions of eph and Vincentian Sisters. j^ti Iversen, president of the St. Michael's Parish. As part of the jubilee cere- Mesta Machine Company. Father Slatinsky was in active Also giving addresses at the monies a bronze plaque was dedi- administration of the parish from cated before the High Mass at banquet will be Mayor David L. Dec. 20, 190« until Dec., 1940 Lawrence, of Pittsburgh; Mrs. 10:30 o'clock last Sunday by Fath- when he was incapacitated by er Altany, in memory of Father Gabriela Vavrek, president of the poor health, and from then until Slatinsky, who served the par- Pennsylvania Ladies Roman and his death, in November, 1946, he Greek Catholic Union; John Sirot- ish as pastor for 38 years. The was assisted in the administration plaque is the gift of the par- sak, counsel of the First Cath- by Kev. Julius Vrana, a retired ' jiij Slovak Union; Mrs. Hel- ishioners. en Kocan, president of the j pjjst Catholic Slovak Ladies Theater Guild Elects Union; Rev. Michael Fialko, presi- I dent of the Slovak Priests Fra- Officers for Season ( temity. Responding to the ad- dresses, Father Altany will speak Officers elected for the new sea- on behalf of the parish. The in- son by the Catholic Theater Guild vocation will be given by Rt. of Pittsburgh include Bernard 7 RCT. Stanislas Gmuca, O.S.B., pas- Harkins, president; Patricia Rice, j tor of St. Mathias' Church. Na- vice president; Carmel Parlhmo, trona, and Bishop Leech will give secretary; Rose Merenzi, secre- the Benediction. tary. Rita Champion has been Site Purchased named editor of the guild month- It was back in 1897 that the ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH, HOMESTEAD ly, "Curtain Call," and Catherine St Michael's Society, composed King, business manager. Commit- of Slovaks in the Homestead area, tee chairmen are: men in the district, Louis Rott porarily. On Aug. 2, trouble broke purchased property, 72 x 100 feet, Rosemarie Schanger, play read- and C. J. Kuhn, had purchased 27 out over the appointment of a at Third Ave. and Dixon St., for ing; Bertha La Roche, social; Eth- lots at Ninth and Library Sts., non-Slovak pastor, and Bishop $2,600 and deeded it to the late el Septic, membership; Martina for $42,000, from the Carnegie Canevin closed the church until Bishop Phelan. A church was Adley, laboratory theater; Ber- Land Company, and the church Father Janda's return. Upon his built the same year and for a nard Novak, promotion; Elizabeth bought three of these lots, 110 x arrival, Nov. 28, Father Janda was while Rev. Adalbert Kazincy, pas- Herron, clerical;. Thomas Toner, 150 feet for $12,000. On the prop- transferred to Visitation Church, tor of St. Michael's, Braddock, technical, and John Subsaro, pub- erty Father Janda erected a rec- Mt. Pleasant, and Rev. Methodius crossed the Monongahela by boat FATHER ALTANY licity. tory, a convent, and a three-story Slatinsky came from Mt. Pleas- each Sunday to offer Mass. Then school, containing six classrooms ant to St. Michael's. priest of the diocese, who is still The guild will hold "open for a few months, from May to serving as assistant at St. Mich- house" for members, subscribers and a basement hall. Three days after this appoint- September, the church was at- ael's. and friends on Sunday afternoon, tended by priests of the Holy In 1907 the Sisters of St. Jos- ment, the dissenting parishion- Msgr. Clement J. Hrtanek, pas- Sept. 28, at Mary Immaculate Ghost Qnler from Duquesne Uni- eph withdrew from the parish, ers held an indignation meeting, tor of St. Ann's, Homestead, was Hall, Calvin St. versity. and Vincentian Sisters of Charity, amid considerable violence, and whose motherhouse then was the formed an independent congre- named temporary pastor of both Meanwhile the St. Michael's convent of St. Michael's Parish, gation. This congregation was parishes last January and on Mar. North Side Card Party Society had requested the Arch- Braddock, took over the school, reconciled to the Church in 1915 10 Father Altany, then pastor of bishop of St. Paul to release to St. Joseph's, West Aliquippa, was with four Sisters under the di- and has since been known as St. A card party for the benefit of the Pittsburgh Diocese a young named pastor of St. Michael's. rection of Mother Emerentiana, Ann's. Nativity Parish, North Side, spon- Slovak seminarian then in the St. the foundress of the order in this The members of St. Michael's In 1909 the property on Third sored by the Father O'Connor Paul Seminary, Valerian J. Janda, country. Sister Mary Claudia was Society who assisted in the for- Ave. was sold for $14,000 and the agreeing to pay for his tuition. orincipal. mation of the parish fifty years Guild of the Parish, will be held s The request was granted and the church was dismantled and re- ago were: Michael Masley, John Friday evening, Sept. 26, in the The previous year, on Jan. 24, young man was accepted by Bish- erected at Ninth and Library Sts., Span, Andrew Span, Stephen 1906, the parish had purchased parish hall, with Mrs. Nicholas op Phelan, being ordained to the Munhall, adjoining the other par- Tomas, Joseph Husovsky, Andrew ten acres and a building in Mifilin Hosenfeld and Mrs. Adele Dietrich priesthood in St. Paul's Cathedral Macko, Joseph Durisin, Joseph Township for use as a cemetery. ish buildings. The dissident group at the head of the committee in on Sept 18, 1897. He offered his Sanitrik, Stephen Gresh and Val- had purchased property at Fourth charge. First Mass in St. Michael's and In New Location entine Muhp. served as its pastor until 1909. In 1907 daily Mass was being and Ann Sts., and after its rec offered in the basement of the onciliation the boundary lines be- The members of the parish's Expansion of the parish includ- school on the hill and Sunday first church committee were: An- MOOREHOUSE. BOWMAN ed the purchase of two homes on tween the two parishes were set Mass in the old church on Third drew Macko, Andrew Mrozik, Third Ave. at a cost of $5,200 on by a board appointed by Bishop & BRANDT. INC. Ave. On May 12 of that year, Sept 29, 1900, for use as a school Canevin. Valentine Muha, John Pihulyics, Anything Pertaining to Pipe Organ* plans for a new church on the and an additional house on Sept. Michael Kacsmar, Imro Stifanein, Box 542, Castle Shannon hill, in Munhall, were announced In 1925, the old St. Michael's I 1901 for $2,600. This was re- John Ulicny, John Span, George LEhlgh 4900 paired at a cost of $1,400 to be and dissension was raised by a church was razed and the corner- Luteran, John Asmongya. faction in the parish that had used as a convent. In 1902, Sisters stone of a new edifice, designed of St Joseph from Mt. Gallitzin, early in the century expressed Baden, opened the parish school dissatisfaction over the purchase Folding Choirs, Banquet a» three rooms in the basement of the property. In July, 1908, CHAMPION Union °f the church. At that time the Father Janda left for a visit in NEWFIELD & RENTON COAL Tobies. Square Tables. Parish census recorded 250 fami- Europe and Bishop Canevin as- Engraving Co. Chrome Chairs and Tables lies. signed Rev. Charles Keane, the present pastor of St. Pius' Church, PHOTO ENGRAVING On Oct 8, 1903, Father Janda McKeesport, to St. Michael's, tem- purchased a corner lot, 50 x 100 Try oar quick, over-night (. E. DESHLER J* f St. Ambrose. 1937. of Christ means that His followers, those who died last week. It is recorded that sentations to the Spanish Gov- profess to know Him and trust in Him, are he thoroughly straightened out ernment regarding the insurrec- New York's financial affairs, put THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2r>, 1947 not sufficiently zealous in bringing the afflicted tion in Cuba. to Ilim; they fail to turn to Him when they its municipal business on a high level of competence, made its po- encounter desperate cases of spiritual and phy- 40 Years Ago lice and detective force a model, BROUGHT TO CHRIST sical suffering. Their own faith should be so Real estate company developing I IKE all of Christ's other miracles, the one played fair and square in his ap- strong that it would inspire faith on the part pointments; also that he would let the Brookline district donates site I a described in Sunday's Gospel contains of others; the vigor of their faith should be himself be photographed in un- for a Catholic church and school lessons of special application to our own evidenced in the uprightness of their lives, their conventional poses and attire, that there. times, for it deals with human suffering, in- charity, their justice, so that the world would he made a dramatic appearance at curable by human means, such as still afflicts want to know the Source of the grace that nearly every fire that occurred 25 Years Ago mankind. The paralytic who was brought, "ly- fires them. AVe cannot look for a peaceful, hap- while he was in office, that he Rev. John W. O'Connell, pastor ing on a pallet," and set at the feet of Jesus, py world until men, helpless in their sins and read the comics to the children by of St. Peter's, North Side, and was blessed in having friends so concerned for their afflictions, have been brought to Christ. radio when a delivery strike pre- brother of Rev. Lawrence A. vented them from seeing the pa- O'Connell, pastor of Epiphany pers, that he "fell out" with the Church, dies at age of 65 . . . Society, having decided to pay papers on numerous occasions and Knights of St. George dedicate honor to some of its outstanding conducted a daily broadcast to their national home at WellstiUrg, members, chose Stephen P. Barry, tell the people what he claimed W. Va., for aged members . . . TO THE POINT McKeesport's big man of work, the papers were keeping from BT THE EDITOB Rev. John F. Enright appointed valor and persistence, as one of them; it does not seem to be so pastor of new parish (St Bede's) Sunday and Communism campaigned against the proposal the first five. If the New York well, remembered that he clamped in East End; Rev. John Canova The several sentences which to legalize the Sunday showing of heads of the society sent some one down on indecent burlesque succeeds him as pastor of St. Pope Pius XII devoted, in his ad- commercial motion pictures in to canvass every branch in this houses, drove suggestive maga- John's, Monaca . . . Rev. William dress two weeks ago before the Pittsburgh; for its stand it was district, every pastor, every lay zines and other publications off the C. Fromme appointed pastor of men of Italian Catholic Action, to called "puritanical," "old-fashion- retreatant, for suggestions as to newsstands, fought gamblers, St. Rose's, Cannelton. the subject of "sanctifying the ed," "narrow-minded;" and then who should receive the award, the racketeers, "tin horns" and Sunday," one of the five "fields" by a majority vote, the material- response would surely be unan- "phonies" with all the scornful 5 Years Ago in which he called for waging the ists of Hollywood were author- imous—Steve Barry. Who else has invective of which he was a mas- Pastors assigned: Rev. Raymond spiritual battle against Commun- ized to take over the Sunday and been so long identified with the ter. When he made mistakes, as V. Conway to St. Mary's, 46th ism, are presented in full on the make it a day for increasing their Holy Name movement, who else he was bound to, in his exuberant St.; Rev. William A. Reith .to St front page of this issue. The other profits. It was a frightening dis- has labored so doggedly to ad- determination to get things done, Agatha's, Bridgeville; Rev. Joseph points of the Holy Father's address play of the abandonment of Chris- vance it, who else has been so he admitted it with more gusto A. Clougherty to St. William's, will be similarly presented in later tian principles in favor of ma- faithful and loyal to its princi- than his critics could offer: "When East Pittsburgh; Rev. J. Dudley issues. terialism, making a definite turn ples? At thousands of meetings I make a mistake it's a beaut," was Nee to SS. Peter & Paul's, Beaver It is to be hoped that each word away from the real meaning of the during these years of activity, his classic self-accusation. . . . Sister Irene (Hopfer) of the of the Pope's challenging homily Sunday. And the drift since then, Steve has joined in reciting the It all adds up to a dozen years Benedictine Order, dies. on the Sunday will be carefully in the same direction, has been pledges of the Holy Name Society,, filled, day and night, with un- weighed. There is inspiration in steady. and he put new earnestness and selfish, intelligent service to the what he says, and elucidation, and The forces of Communism have determination into every repeti- people; that is, Fiorello La Guar- Forty Honrs Devotion there are rebukes and warnings, taken no direct part in this perver- tion. dia took seriously his responsibil- too. When he declares that "Sun- sion of the Sunday—they didn't This is, no time for a eulogy of ity as a public official. If there SEPTEMBER, 1947 day must again become the day of need to, for the advocates of "bus- Steve. He has put in only 38 years were more like him, democracy 25—Transfiguration, Moan t the Lord," he is reminding us that of devoted zeal in the work of the iness first" and "pleasure first" would be in no danger. k'leasant. it is now something else, and our were succeeding without their Holy Name Society and is just —o— own observations, if honestly aid—but it goes without saying finding new outlets for his efforts. Stadium Crowds 25—St. Agnes', Thompson Run. made, will tell us what that some- that atheistic Communism would The award won't make him any The Catholic paper of Milwau- 25—St. Peter's, North Side. thing else is. We may claim that never be tolerant of having a day more determined than he has kee, the "Herald-Citizen," won- 26—St Hedwig's, Smock, Fay- it is still a "half-day of the Lord," every week consecrated to God. been, nor any more of a goad to ders editorially why the Holy Hour ette County. or a quarter-day, or some smaller Real Sunday observance would be those he feels are not doing their conducted on a recent Sunday in 26—St. Michael's, New Castle. segment; but we will have to ad- a terrific obstacle to the Com- best; he'll simply keep on, doing the stadium at Marquette Uni- 27—St Teresa's, Perrysville. mit that it is chiefly a day of munist plan for drawing or driv- more than his share, never satis- versity there drew a crowd of 27—St. Leo's, Brighton Sand, pleasure-seeking on one hand and ing the people away from religion. fied, calmly announcing some new only 15,000—about one in 25 of 28—SS. Cyril * Methodius', money-making on the other. But, alas, in our blindness and undertaking in the cause of the the Catholics in the immediately CharleroL The realjpurpose of "the day of selfishness, we have weakened Holy Name and silencing doubts accessible area. "Catholic apathy" 28—St. Bernard's, Mount Leb- adoration, of glorification of God, and undermined that bulwark that with his grim "It can be done." was the only explanation at which anon. of the Holy Sacrifice, of prayer, would protect us against irreligión The honor that has come to it was able to arrive. 29—St. Ambrose's, North Side. of rest, of recollection and reflec- and injustice and their offspring Steve Barry is more than deserv- Strangely enough, this "Catho- 30—St. Joseph's, Bloomfleld. tion, the day of happy reunion in —Communism. ed. In congratulating him, the lic apathy," which is not confined 30—St Joseph's Bloomfleld. the intimate circle of the family" The solemn alternative present- Holy Name Society must be con- to the middle west, seems to OCTOBER, 1947 has been drowned out in the craze ed by the Pope is one we may well gratulated, too, in having a mem- blanket only religious services. 1—I m m a culate Conception, for commercial entertainment, for put before ourselves, each of us, ber so worthy of the highest trib- There is no lack of Catholic par- Washington. boisterous excitement, for hurried next Sunday and every Sunday ute. ticipation in the crowds which 1—Mt. Assist Academy, Belle- excursions; yes, and there is out- hereafter: "The result of the strug- pack every available stadium for vue. right violation of the command- gle between faith and incredulity," Radio Code sports events or amusement spec- 1—St. Francis' Convent, Ml ment against servile work and the Pontiff warns, "will depend to A new code of standards for the tacles. Just last Sunday the Oak- Alvernia, Millvale. there are indulgences so gross that a great extent on the use that radio industry was adopted last land district of Pittsburgh experi- 2—St Scholastica's, Aspin- the Pope says that through them each of the opposing fronts will Friday by the board of directors enced the worst traffic jam in its walL "Sunday has become the day of make of Sunday; will it be stamp- of the National Association of history in handling a 36,000-plus 3—St. Joseph's, Natrona. sin." ed clearly and unmistakably with Broadcasters, effective Feb. 1. crowd at a professional football 3—St. Boniface's, North Side. This debasement of the Sunday, the Holy Name of the Lord or will However, changes may be made game, and a couple of hours lat- 4—St Catherine's, Beechview. now all too obvious, did not come that Name be profanely obscured in the code before that date as the er the same streets were choked 5—St. Teresa's, Hoytdale. and neglected?" board is to consider at its Novem- about suddenly nor did it come un- again with automobiles and hu- 5—St. Rosalia's, Greenfield noticed. Plenty of voices were And his final exhortation makes ber meeting any objections voic- manity anxiously pressing to at- Ave. raised in protest as each step away our duty unmistakably clear: "Go ed by the members in the mean- tend an ice show. A big share of 6—Sacred Heart Dawson. from the real mening of Sunday forth courageously to the work time. Limitation of commercial the customers for both events 6—St Stanislaus', Slat St was taken, but they were shouted and help to give Sunday back to announcements to three minutes of were, necessarily, Catholics (for 6—St Joseph's Mount Oliver. down or ignored. This paper, for God, to Christ, to the Church, to any 15-minute program is one of Pittsburgh is 40 per cent Catho- 6—St. Joan of Are, Library. instance, throughout its century peace and to the happiness of fam- the most drastic provisions of the lic), and yet the attendance at 6—Holy Rosary, Republic. of publication, has consistently ap- ilies." new code. Sunday evening's devotions in St. 7—St Philip's, Crafton. pealed for right observance of the In the matter of religious broad- Paul's Cathedral, Oakland, was so 7—Holy Angels', Hays. Sunday, and it has seen those ap- Steve Barry casts the code calls for reverence, sparse as to be pitiful. 8—St Peter's, Brownsville. peals disregarded in the "mod- There will be no surprise any respect and good taste, avoidance Energy, money, interest and en- 8—St Bede's, Dallas Ave. ern" attitude that has come to pre- where in the Pittsburgh Diocese of attacks on any religion, and durance of discomfort are all re- 9—St. Aloysius', Reserve Twp. vail. Several years ago the paper at the news that the Holy Name the avoidance of controversial is- (Continued on Page Eight) Priests of Faculty History Society LETTERS ^Association of f^atliolic In Graduate Studies To Hear Address Latrobe, Sept. 23—Benedictine Our Confraternity priests, members of the faculty of On Bradvs Bend To the Editor: w Tirade Mjmoi n ists St. Vincent's College, here, who The "short and simple annals will pursue graduate studies at Rev. James A. Byrne, pastor of ! of the poor" are brightened by the American and European univer- St. Patrick's Church, Brady's i happy event of a successful Labor 61 Tannehill St.. Pittsburgh 19 sities this fall include four pre- ROOM 701. FORT PITT HOTEL, PITTSBURGH Bend, will speak on ''The Cen- Day dinner at St. Raymond's, Mel- paring for doctoral degrees: Rev. tennial of Catholicity in Brady's croft, in Fayette County. Workers Alcuin W. Tasch, in education, at Bend Township" at the quarterly of the Confraternity of Christian That business over in Italy, and Finally Walter Reuther is known the University of Chicago; Rev to every student of the labor meeting of the Catholic Historical j Doctrine started this mission 24 a lesser extent in France, Roland Heid. in physics, at Johns Society of Western Pennsylvania j years ago, and these faithful work- movement as the No. 1 enemy of Hopkins University; Rev. Xavier jjfluld be enough to send cold to be held in the Assembly Room ers keep up an abiding interest in Communion in the labor move- R. Mihm, chemistry, at Purdue &ivers up and down the spine of of the Chancery, 125 North Craig the children of the girls and boys ment. He has never played ball University, and Rev. Armand m labor man in America St.. on Monday, Sept. 29. at 8:30 { they taught there. Thanks be to with the Comrades for one in- Baldwin at the School of Foreign ybose union is tainted with Com- P.M. God and the Confraternity! igm. Communist - controlled stant. He has his faults, but that Service at Georgetown University. fflnP Five new members of the so- gjuoos are being used to destroy is not one of them Rev. Clement Heid is studying at It is a lovely autumn drive on ciety's board of directors will be The Turnpike and through the democratic governments and to He travelled in Europe and saw University of Pittsburgh in math- elected at the meeting, which will serve Soviet purposes. enough in Russia and Germany ematics; Rev. Leopold J. Krul at mountains to this town of good be conducted by Benedict J. Catholic families. Confirmation The workers in those Italian to convince him that the Red Cornell University in Latin and Kaiser, the president. Fascists are wrong and evil. Greek; Rev. Godfrey Burkhardt will be given there on Wednesday, and French unions are not Com- Oct. 1, at 2:00 o'clock. munists; at least only a minority Father O'Reilly is located at at Northwestern University in ac- of them is. I'm sure that many Mt. Vernon, N.Y., if any one wants counting, and Rev. Maynard J. Form Millvale Post Yours truly, of the others said to themselves: to write to him. I'm glad that he Brennan at the University of Fx*iend. these Communists are doing a spoke on Friday and his words Wisconsin in English. Of Catholic Veterans good job for us, there is no dan- were reported only in the Satur- Rev. Germain Lieb and Rev. Benedictines Name ger from them, if they ever go day afternoon papers, which very Roderick Baronner will return to A campaign for new members is too far and the issues become few people read. the Pontifical Institute of Medie- now under way for a post of the New Abbot-Primate clear cut I and the other workers Incidentally he could be sued val Studies at the University of Catholic War Veterans formed in will revolt against their leader- for libel or slander, or both, by Toronto. Rev. Demetrius Dumm St. Ann's Parish, Millvale, at a Rome, Sept. 19—Rt. Rev. Ber- ship and save the situation. both Reuther and Curran.—C. O. and Frater Alphonse Meier will meeting held recently in the par- nard Kolin, O.S.B., Abbot for the Unfortunately the issue never R. continue their studies at the In- ish hall, and a second meeting will past two years of the Benedictine needs to become clear cut. It can ternational Benedictine College of be held there on Oct. 20. As tem- monastery in the Tyrol, was elect- porary officers, William J. Grego always be muddied. You can al- High School Pupils San Anselmo, Rome. ed Abbot Primate of the Benedic- ways find a reason to strike, if was named commander; Robert J. tine Order at a general congress that is what you want. Commun- To Hold Federation Henninger, officer of the day, and of the order, attended by 130 ist controlled unions in this coun- North Side Instruction Raymond J. Rueger, finance offi- Abbots from all parts of the try, if they dared at the moment, Meeting on Sunday cer. world. He succeeds the late Ab- could stimulate their members to Classes To Be Resumed A post has also been formed bot-Primate Fidelis von Stotzing- in St. Mary's Parish, McKees a seething resentment of high Rev. Thomas J. Quigley, dioces- en, who died last January. prices that would lead to strikes The instruction class for non- Rocks, with Rev. Herman J. Wal- an superintendent of schools, will ter, assistant pastor, as post chap- The new Abbot-Primate was in no time. They are not dojng address a meeting of the Federa- Catholics. conducted in Annunci- born in Switzerland 60 years ago, it, now, because they are biding ation Parish, North Side, by the lain. Temporary officers are Har- tion of Catholic High School Stu- ry B. Mole, commander: Matthew and entered the Benedictine Or- their time. But they will do it, dents, the first of the new school assistant pastor, Rev. Howard der in 1909. He was ordained in Ford, will open for the fall sea- L. Bernhardt, vice commander; when it suits them. year, to be held Sunday afternoon, 1912, and was elected Abbot in son on Tuesday, Sept. 30. Instruc- Gerald R. Snyder, finance officer, See What I Mean? Sept. 28, at 2:00 o'clock, in the 1945. tions will be given each Tuesday and John Edmund Sunderland, We have often said that the basement auditorium of St. Mary's officer of the day. With a mem- greatest help to the Communist Church, Ferry St., it has been an- evening from 8:00 to 9:00 o'clock in the Annunciation High School bership campaign now under way, Mass in Cathedral is the loud, undiscipied orator nounced by Rev. Joseph G. Find- the next meeting will be held against Communism. The orator Ian, director of the federation. Building, Linwood St.. by Father Ford, over a period of six weeks. Oct. 13. who, either through stupidity or Some three to four hundred stu- Opens Central High Arrangements will be made at the malice, attaches the label of Com- dents, representing the 50 Cath- conclusion of the course for addi- olic high schools affiliated with The annual Mass in honor of munist where it should not be. tional studies for those interested Day of Recollection This man advertises the Commun- the federation, are expected to at- the Holy Ghost, offered at the in joining the Church or in tak- A Day of Recollection for opening of the school year for stu- ists and mostly he succeeds mere- tend. ing further instructions. fr to giwg them credit for some- Last year's student officers of friends and members of the So- dents of Central Catholic High thfag good, something or some the federation will conduct the The class last spring resulted in dality of the Blessed Virgin of School, was celebrated on Tuesday person for whom they are not re- meeting, at which programs and 30 converts, 22 entering the St. Norbert's Parish, Overbrook. morning, Sept. 23, in St. Paul's sponsible. * projects for the coming year will Church at Easter. will be held Sunday, Sept. 28, at Cathedral by Msgr. Andrew J. St. Francis' Retreat House, Beech- In the dailies of last Saturday be outlined and discussed. Elec- Pauley, the rector. Msgr. Pauley there was a report of one such tion of new officers will be part Divine Word Priest, wood Blvd. Rev. Alyosius Kuen- also delivered the sermon at the orator and one such speech. The of the agenda. zig is spiritual director of the so- Mass, at which the entire enroll- orator involved appears to be a Native of Duquesne, dality and Dorothy Keifer is pre- ment at the school assisted, filling Catholic priest. Rev. Frank M. fect. the cathedral. O'Reilly spoke to the realtors' Nurses To Graduate Sent to New Guinea meeting at .Bedford. His general talking against Communism was Twenty-five graduates of St. Rev. Michael E. Bodnar, S.V.D., a little on the blood thirsty and John's General Hospital School of of the Divine Word Missionaries, Let Us scarey side, but when he got on Nursing will receive diplomas Sat- Girard, Pa., a former member of labor his talk, as quoted, was very urday, Sept. 27, at 3:00 P. M. in Holy Trinity Parish, Duquesne, bad. the Stephen Foster Memorial, Pa., together with 15 other mem- Reupholsfter bers of his order, has received his According to the "Pittsburgh Forbes St. Charles A. Peck, presi- dent of the hospital's board, will mission appointment to New YOUR LIVING ROOM SUITE Press," he said that the Com- Guinea. munists were responsible for the preside at the ceremonies and Dr. We specialize in custom made furniture and reupholstering plague of strikes since the end of James A. Lindsay, president of the Before sailing for the mission Coll For a Cheerful Estimate Today! FA. 9296 the war. That statement is un- hospital staff, will present the di- field, Father Bodnar will spend a true. The Commie unions scut- plomas. Msgr. Andrew J. Pauley, vacation with his parents, who J. J. TOOMEY - 1414 Brighton Rd. rector of St. Paul's Cathedral, will reside at 1310 Crawford Ave., tled for cover; they were not (Formerly at 1139 Pennsylvania Avenue) address the graduates. Duquesne. ready for strikes. The United "Where Good Work 7s No* Expensive" Electrical workers, for instance, &ade poor settlements to end «trikes and to avoid them. Father DUNN-SCOTT COMPANY O'Reilly tied the CIO Political Opticians Action Committee to Communist TWO LOCATIONS activity. Again he is wrong. There Downtown—Jenkins Arcado GR. 0878 BARRE AND COLORED we some Commies in PAC, just Scbonley District—Physicians Bldg. MA. 5242 U they are in the CIO, but they •fe not the main spring. They did not call it into being. PAC is GRANITES b«ing reactivized as legitimate 9 Trade Union participation in poli- Pittsburgh s Finest Dairy Products Large Selection Always In Stock for Immediate Delivery tics. I suppose Father O'Reilly served From Pittsburgh's Finest Dairy Moscow best by calling Joe Cur- ran» of the Maritime Union, a Double Slants *185.00 and up Browderite. The Comrades will FOR COMPLETE AND EFFICIENT HOME 42x10x17 wve that and will use it to de- DELIVERY SERVICE CALL EV. 4711 teat Joe. Poor Joe woke up at SINGLE MARKERS SLANT MARKERS last and began to fight the 24x12x8 22x10x17 «cdf. He has not been doing so wen. Statements such as the Re- altors heard will not help him to Pittsburgh Milk Company $100 do better. ' The craziest and most unbal- •Bcedly vicious statement con- All Prices Are Complete Erected in Cemetery jwned Walter Reuther. Father 2*ReiUy called him "Moscow- «*ined," a lie, and mentioned C. Ho Hunt ™®t he inspired the bloody sit- down strikes in Michigan. Now MILLVALE "Ose strikes took place ten years They were not a Commie Consulting Engineer »ctic but were a legitimate trade MONUMENT WORKS ¡»ion maneuvre. Better theolog- than Father O'Reilly or my- BENEDUM TREES BUILDING 1248-52-54 EVERGREEN AVE. have stated that all sit-down End of Millvale (3) Car at Babcock Boulevard *j**kes are not immoral. Congress- jdonal action in outlawing them AT. 9885 MILLVALE, PA. not ohange the moral law. tention and with a chalice and Orphan Asylum Junior CDA Leader Mass vestments. Returns from Europe Miss Hoffman reported that the Collection Was Holy Father was highly pleased when she informed him of the New York, Sept. 19 — Beatrice .ATslSLIC SrCRTDCr 'Most Generous' three-fold international program BY SEBASTIAN C. ISABELLA- M. Hoffman of Mount Kisco, N.Y., of the juniors. This plan entails The collection for St. Paul's Or- national director of the Junior the adoption of European family in order to aid them, a sweater- Friday Night But the high prices kept many phan Asylum taken up in the par- Catholic Daughters of America, How about taising a ride out to ishes of the Pittsburgh Diocese last Sunday returned to this coun- and-sweets campaign for orphans Beaver Valley supporters away, as in European institutions, and a Latrobe to watch the St. Vincent's well as Duquesne rooters. last July was "one of the most try from Rome, where she at- correspondence exchange between- College boys tangle with the In- Western Reserve generous in the years of these di- tended the first post-war meeting young people in Europe and the diana State Teachers' in a night This Saturday, at Forbes Field, ocesan contributions," Rev. James of the Youth Section of the Inter- game, Friday, Sept. 26? Here is with the kickoff at 2:00 o'clock, A. Davin, superintendent of St. national Union of Catholic Wom- United States and Puerto Rico. one school which will be among the Duquesne University gridders Paul's, announces in a statement en's Leagues. Miss Hoffman the leaders within a short time. will be host to the strong Western thanking priests and people for brought with her a special mes- Melchite Patriarch St. Vincent's football coaching Reserve team of Cleveland. their support. "All members of sage to the senior and junior staff is an All-Vincentian combine. Those who witnessed the Gene- the staff at the home join with members of the C. D. of A. which Dies at Age of 92 Bap. Manzini is head coach. Frank va-Duquesne game came away the children in their prayers of she was given by His Holiness Boston, Sept 19 — The aged Jioio and Barney Foltz are the as- satisfied that Coach Kass Koval- gratitude," Father Davin states. Pope Pius XII when she had a Melchite Patriarch of Antioch, sistants. This trio will give the check has developed a Duquesne Large and small parishes made private audience with him at his His Beatitude Cyril IX Mogab- Bearcat followers much to talk team with the "will to win". The returns showing heartfelt interest summer home in Castelgandolfo. gab, died in Alexandria, Egypt, on about in thrills. young gridders are a bit inexper- in the welfare of the orphans, In his message to the senior Sept. 8, it is announced in a let- St. Vincent's meets, after Friday ienced. But with each additional Father Davin's report reveals. The Catholic Daughters, Miss Hoff- ter received by Rev. Eftimios night's contest, the College of game under their moleskins, watch parishes which collected more Saba, pastor of Our Lady of the Steubenville, Niagara, Youngs- man said the Holy Father ad- for those Duquesne colors flying than $1,000 each are: monished them to "always keep Annunciation Church (Syro-Mel- town (in a night game) and higher. St. Paul's Cathedral, $3,089.93; close to Christ and His Mother so chite Rite), here. Personally ac- Scranton for the remaining home Good news: It has just been an- St. Canice's, Knoxville, $2,261.96; as to lead pure lives." He also quainted with five Popes, the Pa- attractions. nounced that 10,000 tickets for St. Bernard's, Mount Lebanon, triarch was known for his learn- On the trips Canisius, Alliance. Saturday's Duquesne Western Re- urged them to continue their im- $1,823.25; St. Lawrence's, East portant work with the juniors. ing and zeal, and had visited the Marshall and Waynesburg are to serve game will be available at | End, $1,542.42; St. Peter's, North United States and other parts of be measured. j $1.50 and that high school stu- Side, $1,460.25; St. Anselm's, The Holy Father likewise ad- the New World in the course of If you want to help the Vincen- I dents can get tickets in their Swissvale, $1,426.26; St. Luke's, vised the juniors "to keep close his activities. tians start a dandy home season, j schools for 75 cents. That's more Carnegie, $1,356.00; St. Philip's, to the Sacred Heart and be pure Born Oct. 29, 1855, in Ain- trek out to the Bearcat Stadium, like it. Crafton, $1,232,75; St. Mary's of in every way." He also expressed Zahalta, Lebanon, Patriarch Cyril this Friday night and root them Next Week the Mount, $1,140.68; Assumption, his deep gratitude for their dona- was ordained in Rome in 1883 to victory. Oct. 4 will be the big day for Bellevue, $1,133.58; St. Basil's, tions and said that their gift to and was made a Bishop > in 1889. Poor Counsel ins the Notre Dame fans in this dis- Carrick, $1,112.66; St. James', him of $1,500 would be used for He was elected Patriarch by the trict. "The team" will be in town Wilkinsburg, $1,087.00; St. Paul's, the relief of the starving people Those of you who were disheart- Holy Synod of the Melkite Church to meet Coach Mike Milligan's Butler, $1,057.95, and St. Joseph's, of Europe. The juniors also pre- ened at the poor attendance Sat- on Dec. 8, 1925, the election being urday night for the first Duquesne Pitt gridders at the Pitt Stadium. New Kensington, $1,045.70. sented the Pontiff with a spiritual confirmed by Pope Pius XI on University football game at Forbes bouquet of more than 100,000 Notre Dame should defeat the June 21, 1926. Field can place the blame on Pitt team by six or seven touch- spiritual acts offered for his in- "poor counseling." For some un- downs. Yes, this operator is al- Philosophy Course known reason the athletics depart- ways picking Pitt to beat Notre Ldtr^est Catholic Boarding Hlffe ment, not the coaching staff, plac- Dame and this year is calling the At Cultural Center St. Vincent PREP School School East of Chicago ed the tariff too high for the other side. Did you ever hear of Enrolls Large Class Latrobe, Pa. Address: Headmaster hearty Duquesne supporters. Who the "wammies"? Read this cor- the culprit or culprits may be is ner after the Notre Dame game not our concern. However, many, Unexpectedly large enrollment for the explanation. for the course in scholastic philo- and not a few, have inquired The Notre Dame tickets have about "exhorbitant prices'' to see 1 sophy, with classes each Monday LADIES' CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION been sold for quite some time. evening, offered by the Catholic Duquesne play. "Why, the Pitt- Don't buy your tickets from any- Legal Reserve Life Insurance Notre Dame game is asking the Cultural Center, 134 Stanwix St., one you don't know. And don't will tax the limited seating capac- The First Woman's Life Insurance Society Organized in the World same prices the Duquesne people pay more than the established Ordinary Life • 20 Year Whole Life are demanding for their home ity at the center, and may make price. Tickets for the end zone it necessary to hold the classes 20 Year Endowment • Endowment Age 60 games!", was a prominent com- sell at $2.40, the sides at $3.60 j parison. elsewhere, it was announced this All Have Standard Options: and box seats at $4.80. These week. With 45 persons registered, Paid-Up Insurance • Premium Loan However, now that the price prices include the federal tax. the first class, however, will meet Extended^ Insurance • Cash Loan scale has been set, why not make If you do not have your tick- next Monday evening, Sept. 29, at a little sacrifice and see the team Cash Surrender ets and can not obtain them for the center, starting at 8:00 o'clock. in action? Perhaps the inexper- JUVENILE INSURANCE the legal price, better remain at Information rearding the course ienced athletics department will ASSETS OVER 29 MILLION DOLLARS home and listen to the radio. can be obtained by calling the BENEFITS PAID OVER 59 MILLION DOLLARS learn a lesson. The supporters of center, AT. 0209. Duquesne University come from Scalpers have methods in buying Actuarial Rating 123.26% tfce rank and file. High tariffs up tickets, but the schools are 55 Years of Success not a part of the scheme. teams are to stage a big game at keep trade away from the turn- Forbes Field. The date is not Consult local officers or write stiles. Have You Heard? known to this operator. The goal Miss Bertha C. McEntee Mrs. Mary Reichenbergei Geneva College footbUl games Supreme President Supreme Truste« The talk about town is that this year is to have 35,000 fans 151 Pearl St with Duquesne have always been North Catholic High School and at the game between North and »34 W 10th St.. Erie. Pa. Pittsburgh 24. Pa. good for no less than 20,00C fans. Central Catholic High school Central.
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M¡1 * HOLY TRINITY CHURCH * Center Ave. and Crawford St. Sun., Sept. 28 to Mon., Oct. 6,1947
Services on Sundays at 3:15, 6:15 and 8:15 P. M. — Services on Week Days at 12:18, 6:15 and 8:15 P.M.
The Novena Mass will be celebrated Sundayf Oct. 5f at 9:00 o'clock for all who make the novena and for their intentions
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CARMELITE FATHERS tUWiLbMONS During and After All Services CHURCH MUSIC Lalrobe Prep School Mrs. Heatherington Sister Adele Dies, Wins First Place in 67 Yean In Order 0IOOX8AM CHURCH MUSIC COMMISSION Mrs. Lizzie Barton Hethering- lit North Dithridge St.. Pittsburgh District Forensic» ton, one-time leader in the move- 'îjflpgKffi-IMf lev. C. A. Sanderbeck Secretary ment for women's suffrage, died Solemn Requiem Mass will be St. Vincent's Preparatory School, last Friday in her home at 425 offered this morning in the chapel Latrobe, ranked first among the South Dallas Ave., at the age of of St Joseph's Convent, Seton ^•flflir^i INSTRUMENTS . attempts at a cappella perform- school_ s participating in the Penn- 88 and was buried Monday in Hill, Greensburg, motherhouse of I instrument ance. We can now see why the! sylUmte Distrlrt"«? The" National Calvary Cemetery, following Sol- the Sisters of Charity, for Sister ly called an or- omission of accompaniment is but Forensic League last school term, emn Requiem Mass offered in St. M. Adele (McCullough), a mem- Organ) is being « small paft of singing a cappella.! lt is announced in a bulletin re- Bede's Church, East End. She was ber of the community for the past fractions in the Singing a cappella is not merely leased by the district chairman the widow of the late H. L. Heth- 67 years, who died Monday. Bur- an inexpensive method of pro- Albert O'Connor, Jr., of Mones- erington, and was formerly a ial will be in the community cem- Tfpfcfc Liberty Avenue, ducing music; on the contrary, it sen. resident of Bentleyville. etery at Seton Hill. affords a kind of vocal music that Under the direction of Rev Long active in club and civic af- Sister Adele, who entered the gf Jerusalem. Sharps- cannot be produced in any other Austin Staley. O.S.B.. debate and convent at the age of 16, had way—music that is more natural, fairs, Mrs. Hetherington organ- ktfffc speech coach at St. Vincent's Prep, j ized the Daughters of American taught for many years in parish ^ZZfo New Kensinçton. more beautiful, more inspiring— the St. Vincent's Chapter of the schools conducted by her order, music that brings us nearer to the ! Pioneers in Bentleyville and was | jffjjfr lastrament approved N.F.L. amassed a total of 303 1 its regent for 20 years. She is among them Sacred Heart, Holy 1 »teCtorefc for liturgical pur- ¡inner essence of things than does points' to put them at the head survived by one son. Joseph B.< Cross, St. Stephen's, St'. Kieran's music the Fi»e " »««> Organ, any music based upon distorted of the list of 33 participating Hetherington: two daughters, Ruth . and St. John the Baptist's. "Organ" iks neither:; intervalsla. TI1t iis Hnoit ra 'laz y organ- j schools. St. Vincent's ranked sec- lst s method of getting out of prac- j ond the preceding term, G. and Sara L. Hetherington, and has never approved three grandchildren. we, notwithstanding ticin The proper preparation of Elizabeth Bachmann a capF^Ia music is much more' One of the activities of the for- from various com- . „ . • . . .. . , ensic society was the Westmore- ^ ««arters. of a tas involving as it does. land County Town Hall of the Mt. Pleasant Pastor Solemn Requiem Mass was of- many personalities, than is the in- Air which was organized by Fa- fered in St. Paul's Cathedral last dividual practice of an organist 'ACAHELLA' music ther Austin and which included Received by Pontiff Saturday morning for Elizabeth at his instrument. The choral con- Br N. Lindsay Norden eight county public and private Bachmann, who died in her home, ductor must know his untempered ll «The Diapason' schools. The programs, discussing 3600 Forbes St., on Sept 17 after harmony and know, too, what to Rev. Andrew Di Santo, pastor fhflt is a eapella music? Is it social, political, and international of St. Bernard in e's Church, Mount a long illness. Burial was in St. discard as unsingable, even though jnjy the omission of accom- issues, were broadcast over Sta- Pleasant, was received in special Peter's Cemetery, South Side. marked for a cappella perform- ptoeatf Is it an inexpensive tion WHJB, Greensburg. audience on Wednesday, Sept. 17, Miss Bachmann, a daughter of ance, by a composer thinking in jjfcrf of producing music? Is it by His Holiness Pope Pius XII at Adam and the late Augusta equal temperament. i , )|2j organist's plan for getting the papal summer residence. Cas- Gfroerer Bachmann, was born on I practicing? Why are there so Choirmasters who complain (in CWV Auxiliary : telgandolfo, it was announced the South Side on Oct 6, 1891, and ¿oral organizations devot- vain) against a cappella music are that day in "L'Osservatore Ro- had resided there and in Carrick tgflKnselves exclusively to this either unacquainted with its laws, Ten soldier patients from As- mano," Vatican City daily. The until three years ago when she gff why is there some opposition do not care to cope with the dif- pinwall Veterans Hospital will be Holy Father imparted the Apos- moved to Oakland. She had been 1 anisic by professional ficulties of its production or are guests of the Help of Christians' tolic Blessing to Father Di Santo, engaged in the stone contracting A4tna*te* and by laymen alike? primarily performers (not choir- Post of the Ladies Auxiliary, his parishioners and friends, in business and had operated an em- Vfy has the Russian church and masters), gifted, perhaps, with Catholic War Veterans, at a commemoration of the 25th an- ployment service, the Pittsburgh fe ortbodox synagogue always technical skill, but with little mus- "Breakfast in Hollywood" pro- niversary of his pastorate at St. I Service Company, for many a&fcd all instrumental music? ical feeling. The use of a cappella gram to be held Tuesday evening, Bernard ine's. years. Prior to her illness she had ftifeapc it will be well to attempt music has been growing steadi- Sept. 30, in Help of Christians' Accompanying Father Di Santo been employed in the Internal me clarification of this matter, ly for many years and its growth» parish hall, Meadow St. Mrs. Rose for the audience was Rev. Joseph j Revenue Department. pging antedated any usable has been assisted by a number of Bruni is chairman. P. Ruggeri, Connellsville priest j Surviving are her father, Adam kqtosrd and had developed into church music schools which un- belonging to the Scranton Diocese ( Bachmann; three sisters: Matilda, ddnite forms before the keyboard, derstand the purpose and the pow- who is now serving as an Army, Clair and Helen Bachmann, and • ve know it, had been estab- er of this music. Missions Announced chaplain, with the rank of Cap- i five brothers: John, Joseph, Dr. lished. For many years the tun- There are many excellent chor- Double services each evening, tain, and is stationed at Garnisch, Lawrence C., Edward, and Adam, sf was Uncertain. Singers were uses with organ accompaniment in the church and in the school Germany. Jr. taght accurate intervals by means available for church use. The or- auditorium, will be conducted 4 the monochord. Historically gan will not cease to be used in during the two-week mission to a| musically unaccompanied church, but a cappella music is be given in St Veronica's Parish, FOLDING CHAIRS Woed or Stotl cfcnl music preceded any sing- slowly coming into its own. Ambridge. of which Very Rev. BANQUET TABLES—FOLDING—8 ft or 19 ft leaf Hi with accompaniment furnish- James J. O'Connell is pastor, by ei oo a keyboard. In fact, it was The Russian churches have ex- SQUARE TABLES—84*24 tn or 39x39 in. cluded any instrumental music Rev. Joseph Duenser, Rev. Clay- fet gradually accepted twelve ton Noll and Rev. Roman Ander- EVerqlode 3166—EVerglode 6S33 Mies of the keyboard octave that from their services; the voice of man is lifted directly to God, son, of the Precious Blood Fath- E. L HOLMAN. 819 Beam Way. Mi Washington Pfh 11 Pm. eaaaai attempts at various "tem- ers Mission Band, from Sunday, perxneats." A temperament is a without the assistance of man- made instruments. No nation has Sept. 21. through Sunday, Oct 5. atoning; any one note has to do Members of the Benedictine (Ml tor a number of notes of ap- developed as fine a school of chor- i al writing as has Russia, where Mission Band from St Vincent's patinutely the same pitch, Archabbey, Latrobe, will conduct MT. GALLITZIN ACADEMY fa present-day equal tempera- the treatment of the vocal parts is unusual and almost orchestral a two-week mission from Oct 5 Boarding Sefceof For Soys wat, in use on all keyboard in- to Oct 19, in St. Catherine's Par- stnaattts (only), all intervals are in scope. BADEN PA. Therefore we may state that a ish, Beechview, of which Rev. oat oi tune in varying degrees— John L. McCann is pastor. Phone Baden 3861 Address Directress mm flat,som e sharp. The worst cappella music provides us with a «fltaders are the major thirds, different appeal than does accom- fljl ataer sixth, the minor thirds panied music. It is not easy to pro- r* - - * ...... t^j ni the major sixths. For some duce; it attracts musicians and FOURTEENTH STREET BANS WILLIAM SIBLIN 1401 CAE80N 8TKEE1 SOUTH Sin». PITTSBUEOH. PA W INus and more (about 1600- laymen alike to its altar; it is not jMP) another temperament, called Colonial Tunera! Pfon* — GENERAI BANKING — attractive to a merely technical Member il Mani Oepotli lanruH C«rp«r»tl*» "WWtooe temperament," was Udntt!! •I ® keyboard instruments keyboard performer; it represents Ntf. This is now obsolete, the true church style, untainted a open music is not simply by any infusion of secular atmos- TTT WM. SLATER ft SONS phere; it is very properly furth- ruNULAJL omicron Writiton of accompaniment. ered by the church at large; it VlrttatM At* A ftNitttf« St., Mt». ffuMa|Mi EV. 3345 IMS Broadway Avena«, Beechview I • chorus is trained to sing should have the interest and sup- Churches—Organizations 14« Washington Boa«. Lebanon LS. 2107 jtfctempered intervals of a port of all in any way connected Pleasing weather u Just around U»e S Wide (which it would do corner—the time for Street Fairs. Car- with maintaining church flfeals, \ It not confused by sihg- and, outside of the church realm, nival*. Bazaar*, etc We are well Utttl temperament of our equipped to meet your requirement* it should be supported by all who on Wheel« and game* Merchandise organs) it is able to believe in true choral art. Wfcet much finer musical ef- on consignment Wheels, etc on • rental Oasis. Call or come tn and see ffrftm may be produced in any TOUT old friends. BEINHÄUER *®W*«uent There is a certain ®2®ness in the chords and a I. DOBBINS A SON •jiir«* unification that runs GIDtAS JMMfc .the chord structures We have everything in Floweri Now Located: TlF.B Impossible with chords MA 1300 3719 Forbes St 433 Liberty Are. CO. §491 of tones "out of line"— SC 1300 Pittsburgh- Pa Photography . . . .At its Best some sharp. Anyone BBIDAL AND FAMILY GROUPS—INDIVIDUAL PORTRAITS Wilmsical ear, even untrain- Reprodaetion *f Marriage Licensee. Birth Certificates, Discharge papers, aM. TUB LATEST IN PICTURE FRAMES I SE®***^ discern the beauty JJwonpered chords—a feeling St. Vincent College. Latrobe, Pa. MAHAN & WRIGHT STUDIOS a way, is unequaled in all GENUAL SCIENCE FE. 9781 ^P® experience. PRE-LEGAL 999 Chartier» Avenue, McKees Rocks, Pi Gaaraae TEACHES r RAINING prr.medical Jj^froduce genuine a eapella PRE-ENGINEERING Offered CLASSICAL »chorus must have consis- •I •CUSIO BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION continuous training to "«ttntiate between equally tem- " Pure chords, the former 2JJ* Of the keyboard and the MAX UPIDUSS AGENCY SCHELLHAAS & SON t^y®* • eapella chorus. The fMoroiico It tho pillar at madam society; M harmony for untempered ^¡r** ®1® fundamental laws Funeral Home choose wisely before purchasing to vof- music, altered in various FAirf&x 6003 706-707 East Street uable am asset. «uil the demands of equal jj™nent We can never know North Side, Pittsburgh a HEALTH 4k ACCIDENT (Nen-Caneellable) - ** harmony by studying O LIFE INSURANCE (Old Disabilities) ®*wigh any temperament, O HOSPITALIZATION (Broad Coverage) understanding of this O AUTOMOBILE (Liability—Properly Dam- given rise to compositions age—Fire, Theft) d in equal temperament O BONDS (Surety and Fidelity) •»Pertormable a cappaUa, O FIRE (Household and Building) •AX LAPTDUS8 *«npered harmony reigns ^These two elements are 715 FIFTH AVE. GRANT 6435 lently the cause of bad ÛJîwrrr LiNlVEfHWW^I PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC Thursday, fcpl^&X»** EIGHT THE J. Father Malonev Honor S. P. Barry Confirmation To Lay Cornerstone TO THE POINT Of Wildwood Church Schedule (Continued from Pag» 4) (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) Sunday Afternoon quired of those who patronize the John's, were deacon and subdea- in Boston on Thursday evening, The Sacrament of Confirmation amusement enterprises so popular con. respectively. Oct. 2, during the national con- Rev. Daniel A. Lawless, director today; the sole purpose of these vention of the Holy Name So- will be administered in churches Ordained by Cardinal Gibbons of the Missionary Confraternity of affairs is to provide profit for their ciety, are: of the Diocese of Pittsburgh ac- Born in Pittsburgh Aug. 22, cording to the following schedule Christian Doctrine, will officiate, promoters; the "enjoyment" they Patrick M. Kennedy, of Toron- as delegate of Bishop Hugh C. offer is pretty shallow in com- 1880, Father Maloney made his to; Paul Brennan, of New York Friday, Sept. 26 parison with what it coete, in studies for the priesthood at Holy City; William Bruce, of Milwau- 2:00 P. M., Holy Name of Mary, Boyle, at the laying of the corner* money and trouble, to attend Donora. Ghost College, Pittsburgh (now kee, and Joseph Scott, of Los stone of the new church in Wild- them, and yet they "pack them Duquesne University) and St. Angeles. 4:00 P. M., St. Dominic's, Donora. wood, on Sunday, Sept. 28, at 2:30 in." -Apathy in matters religioui* 7:30 P. M., St. Philip's, Donora. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, and The presentation ceremonies o'clock, standard time. The frenzied interest in things ma- Monday. Sept. 29 was ordained in the Baltimore will include an introduction by church, which will be dedicated terial; the contrast spells a pretty Msgr. Frederick J. Allchin. Boston 2:00 P. M., St. Joseph's, Union- under the patronage of St. Cath- distorted sense of values. cathedral on June 21, 1905, by the archdiocesan director of the Holy town. late Cardinal James Gibbons. He Name Society; an address and the 3:00 P. M., St. Teresa's, Union- erine of Sweden, will serve a par- celebrated his First Solemn Mass conferring of the medals by Very town. ish formerly part of St. Ursula's, Benefit Concert on June 25, 1905, in St. ^Inry's Rev. Harry C. Graham, O.P., na- 4:30 P. M., Nativity, Uniontown. Allison Park. 7:30 P. M., St. John's, Uniontown Church, 46th St. tional director of the society, and Founded in 1943, by Rev. Victor Sponsored by the Charles N. a response by Mr. Scott on be- Tuesday, Sept. 30 Boyd Memorial MusicOlogical Li- After serving as assistant at St. Majka, assistant director of the half of the medalists. 2:00 P. M., St. Aloysius', Dunbar. brary Association, an organ re- Colman's Church, Turtle Creek, Confraternity, the Wildwood par- 4:30 P. M. St. Mary's. Brownsville cital will be given next Wednes- from July 15, 1905, to Apr. t, The Vercelli Medal takes its ish includes some 150 Catholic 7:30 P. M., St. Peter's, Browns- day evening, Oct. 1, in Carnegie 1906, Father Maloney was ap- name from the master general of families, and Mass has been cele- ! ville. Music Hall, Forbes St., by E. pointed pastor of St. Hubert's, the Order of Preachers (Domini- brated for them each Sunday in Point Marion, remaining there un- cans) who started the Holy Name Wednesday, Oct. I an abandoned public school, by Power Biggs, of Boston, organist til Dec. 5, 1908, when he was made movement in Europe in the year 2:00 P. M., St. Raymond's, Mel- Father Majka, Rev. Thomas J. of Harvard University and of the pastor of St. Catherine's, Leech- 1274 on instructions from Pope croft. Quigley, diocesan superintendent Boston Symphony Orchestra. burg. Seven years later, on Sept. Gregory X Presentation of the 4:00 P. M., Immaculate Concep- of schools, Rev. Francis Hoffmann Widely known for his broadcasts 30 1915, he was placed in charge medal will hereafter be an an- tion. Connellsville. and Rev. Francis Massung, of All and recordings, Mr. Biggs has ap- of the parish at Wampum, with its nual event. 7:30 P. M., St. John s, Scottdale. Saints' Church. Etna, and other peared as soloist on numerous tours, including appearances with mission, St. Teresa's, Hoytdale- 38 Years President Thursday, Oct. 2 priests. Sunday School is in charge Koppel. He resigned the pastorate 2:00 P. M., St. Cecilia's, Grind- of Sisters of St. Francis, of Mount the Boston. Chicago and Cincin- President of the Holy Name So- nati orchestras. on Sept. 9, 1942, because of ill- ciety of his parish, St. Peter's, stone. Alvernia. Mi 11 vale, assisted by a ness. and had since resided in McKeesport, since it was organ- 3:00 P. M„ St. Casimir's, Keister. lay catechist, Walter Semler, of Proceeds of the concert will Etna. Lawrenceville, offering Mass, ized in May, 1909, Mr. Barry has 4:00 P. M., St. Hedwig's, Brier benefit the Music Division of when his health permitted, in the not once missed receiving Holy Hill. Wildwood is reached via Route Carnegie Library, to which the chapel of St. Francis' Hospital. Communion with the society. With 7:30 P. M„ St. John's, Perryop- 8, turning left at a Wildwood Coal sponsoring association presented Surviving are three brothers and a single exception he has visited olis. Company sign, or via East St. to the extensive music library of the two sisters, all of Pittsburgh: the home of every member who Friday, Oct. 3 McKnight Blvd., turning right at late Dr. Charles N. Boyd» music Wilbert V., Joseph. Leo and Mar- has died, this exception being due 2:00 P. M., St. Mary's, Crucible. North Park. teacher and organist. garet Maloney. and Mrs. Earl Car- to the fact that his own sister had 3:00 P. M., Sacred Heart, Rice's mody. died. He has missed attending Landing. Propose Exchange APARTMENT WANTED only one meeting of the parish 4:00 P. M., St. Marcellus', Mather. Younpr professional woman society. 7:30 P. M., Our Lady of Consola-' Of Sunday Bulletins needs 1-2 room unfurnished Alcohol Problem tion, Nemacolin. He was appointed to the execu- apartment, private bath, Oak- To Be Discussed tive committee of the Pittsburgh Plans for the regular exchange land or Cathedral district. Up Diocesan Union of the Holy Name K. of C. Jubilee of Sunday bulletins by churches' to $50. Phone Miss O'Connell, At Institute Here Society in 1911 and has been an which issue these weekly an- SC. 6010, Extension 366. active member ever since. For nouncement and news sheets are I • • mi I I (Continued from Page One) two terms, 1924 and 1925, he was being considered by a number of ROOMS WANTED Problems of alcoholism will be president of the Diocesan Union, order. All the councils and Fourth pastors, the purpose being to keep discussed from the religious, civic Degree assemblies in the district those who prepare them informed 1 Widow with three children leading a delegation of some desires two rooms near a Cath- and medical viewpoints at an all- 10,000 men from the Pittsburgh are co-operating in arrangements of the format, style and material, day institute to be held next Tues- 1 Diocese to the national conven- for observance of the jubilee. that seem best calculated to make olic school. Call FE. 8948. day, Sept. 30, in the auditorium tion of the society held in Wash- Celebrant of the Mass in the the bulletins effective. Rev. of Mellon Institute, by the West- Michael P. Hinnebusch, pastor of LOT FOR SALE ern Pennsylvania Committee for ington in 1924. cathedral will be Rev. John O. Griffith, assistant at the cathe- Assumption Church, Bellevue, is In Castle Shannon, six min- Education on Alcoholism, in co- Since 1926 he has been chair- asking that pastors interested in utes from St. Anne's Church, operation with the Allegheny man of the committee for lay- dral and chaplain of Duquesne Council, and the sermon will be such an exchange notify him, and j lot 135 by 140 feet for sale. County Medical Society, the Coun- men's retreats held at St. Vin- he will in turn furnish them with cil of Churches of Christ of Al- cent's College, Latrobe, under the delivered by Msgr. Andrew J. Call FT. 8121. Pauley, rector of the cathedral. a list of the participants in the j legheny County and the Holy auspices of the Holy Name So- plan so that each may be sent, by, Name Society of the Pittsburgh ciety, and built up attendance Events scheduled for the jubilee mail, a copy of the weekly bul- BEL-AIRE Diocese. from 216 in 1926 to 1.371 this program include a third degree letins. 3 HOUR CLEANERS Rev. E. Charles Patterson, as- year. exemplification on Sunday after- 2910 W Liberty Ave. noon, Oct. 5, in Central Catholic The carrying out of the project,! sistant at St. Catherine's Church, In 1911 he formed a district Father Hinnebusch explains, re- Dormont, Pittsburgh Beechview, is chairman of the organization of the Holy Name High School; a dance at the Hotel LOcust 2555 Schenley on Wednesday evening. I quires merely that each parish sponsoring committee. societies in the 22 parishes of the mail a copy of its Sunday bul- We Call and Deliver The topic, "The Pastor and Al- McKeesport district and has been Oct. 8; the regular meeting of Duquesne Council on Thursday letin to each of the others. It is coholics Anonymous," will be pre- its president ever since. felt that the information thus sented at the morning session by evening; a dance for the Colum- j Besides his Holy Name activi- bian Squires at the council house j made available will be valuable in ROLLER SKATE Rev. James P. Timmins, of Man- ties Mr. Barry has been an active improving the publications as a chester, Conn., editor of the "Cath- on Friday evening, and the jubilee j at the member of his parish conference banquet Saturday evening, Oct. whole. olic Transscript," official paper of the Society of St. Vincent de LEXINGTON of the Diocese of Hartford. 11, at 6:30 o'clock, in the William Paul since 1907 and its president Penn Hotel. PIPE ORGAN Broad St. and Larimer Ave. since 1912; he organized the Mc- Speakers at the banquet will be In the Heart of East Liberty Keesport district Particular Coun- MAINTENANCE Radio Listings Judge John E. Swift, of Boston, Write toi sample contraci loi the AIR CONDITIONED n cil of the society in 1922 and has supreme knight of the K. of C., proper care of the oipe organ tn Friday, September 26 vour church For Your Pleasure been its president for all but three and Rev. William A. Ferree, S. 7:15 to 7:45 P M., WEDO. Mc- Special Rates to Parties years since then; he organized M.. director of Mount St. John's m D. L. YOUNT Keesport (810); Rev. Stanislaus Telephone 4167-.I the Catholic Welfare Center of Normal School, Dayton, O. HI. 9800 Piekarski, of St. Mary's, Mc- Greensburg Pa the McKeesport district in 1940 Chairmen of the committee in Keesport. and has served since then as its general charge of arrangements Saturday, Sept. 27 president; he has also been a I are Casimir J. Pellegrini, grand 6:30 to 6:45 P.M.. WCAE (1250): member of McKeesport Council. knight of Duquesne Council, and Studios of Joseph Poli Company Sodality program. "The W;iy of Knights of Columbus, and was Paul C. McGann, president of Life:" Rev. Vincent P. Brennan. grand knight in 1937. Pittsburgh Chapter. Church Interior Decorators Sunday, Sept. 28 Born in Clarion County, near Marble Altars. Railings, Fonts. 8:00 to 10:00 A.M., WJAS (1320): New Bethlehem, a son of the late Marble Wrought Iron Bronze, and Wood Creations St. Patrick's Church. Joseph and Ellen Boyle Barry, he 1704 Fifth Avenue Pittsburgh 19 Pa. ATlantk 90S? 10:45 to 11:00 A M.. WPIT (730): was baptized, received his First the 'Hour of St. Francis." Holy Communion and was con- 12:30 to 12:45 P.M., W1SR. Butler firmed in St. Chnrles' Church. (680): Butler Catholic Hour: New Bethlehem. Moving to Mc- Rev. Giles Staab, O.F.M. Cap., L. A. BURNETT COMPANY Keesport in 1902, he has been a PAUL J. TRIMBUR of St. Fidelis' Seminary: "Con- member of St. Peter's Parish trition." there since his arrival. For 34 INSURANCE - GENERAL AGENCY 1:15 to 1:30 P. M. KQV: Holy years he served, in a supervisory Name Society. capacity, with the Bell Telephone 1701 Lau & Finance Bldg. ATlantic 7840 2:30 to 2:45 P. M., WJAS: Holy Company, and retired several Name Society. years ago from that position. Mr. 6:00 to 6:30 P. M., KDKA (1020): Barry lives with his sister at 738 "Catholic Hour." Jenny Lind St., McKeesport. SHADYSIDE SANITARIUM 9:45 to 10:00 P.M. WWSW (1490): LIQUOR AND DRUG Mill vale's Leadingc ? Store St. Joseph's House of Hospitali- TREATMENT ty: Rev. Charles Owen Rice. H. F SHEPLCR Su pi Tuesday, Sept. 30 We can «ave voti from the dire re- call» o! overindulgence in «Icohol. 6:00 to 6:16 P. M.. WHJB, Greens- LAUMAN'S Our treatment ts the product ol 70 burg (620): "Eternal Light" year» ol ttudy, research and experi- Millvale 5 & 10 ence It ta modern, scientific, safe and Drograiii. tree from discomfort /«in the thoa- 6:45 to 7:00 P. M., WCAE: Holy MARKET «antl» who have been benefited Free $ 00 and confidential information furnished Name Society. upon i-equest Up To 1 Store 6:15 to 6:45 P M..WEDO, Mc- Complete in addition to our treatment foi Keesport: Rev. Francis Lizik, of the permanent eradication of the de- Holy Cross Church, Glassport. Line of Groeeries sire for alcohei. patients desiring tem- WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF UP TO DATE porary and immediate relief are ac- Thursday. Oct. 2 cepted at a day rate. 7:15 to 7:30 P.M. WJPA. Wash- 2122 Broadway, Boechview MERCHANDISE ington (1450): Rev. John J. 6309 MARCHAND ST. LOcust 2392 Near Shady Ave., E. K 207 North Ave., Mill vol* Ml. lété Charnoki of St. Patrick's, Can- EMerson 9380 onsburg
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