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Recommended Citation Catholic Church, "The Advocate - June 30, 1960" (1960). The Catholic Advocate. 142. https://scholarship.shu.edu/catholic-advocate/142 Cuban Exile The Advocate Work Official Publication of the Groups Archdiocese of Newark. N. and J., Diocese of Paterson. N. J. VoL No. 9, 27 THURSDAY, JUNE 1960 30, PRICE: TEN CENTS For Change Charges Catholic Families NCWC News Service Three groups of exiled Cuban leaders have issued Don 't statements accusing the Castro of Act Catholic government setting up a Always communist in Cuba regime and attacking religion. SAN In ANTONIO, Tex. Catholic Miami, a Cuban Christian Democratic families too often development projects. Movement in reflect the behavior standards Exile was of their non-Catholic organized. Earlier in June the an- neigh- HIS STATISTICS movement on bors, rather than reflecting the teachings of the early mar- nounced that it had suspended its Church, were borne in riages out a survey activities in Cuba because Economic Msgr. Irving A. Deßlanc charged here. taken St. “only improvement was by Mary’s University the Communist here Party may carry promised, “but the government Msgr. Deßlanc, director of the NCWC among 14,552 Catholic teen- Family Life out fully and its unimpeded prop- with arbitrary enforcements and made the accusation in agers. of the ex- Bureau, Two-thirds boys aganda and The state- activity.” violence ruined the an article for the Na- pected to be engaged demagogical prepared indicates that are by age 20 or ment said the will we losing 40% group work bases of tional Catholic 21, while the production, causing a fi- Life Con- of the children dominant for for Family from a mixed age a free, democratic and Chris- nancial vention here. collapse.” Human (Selected conven- 30% of the girls was 20. tian rights marriage, adults, and Cul^a. to be tion were protected, but “today quotes will be found on that Brother page only about 5% of conver- Gerald uni- Schnepp, can be with- 6). IN MEXICO CITY the Demo- anybody imprisoned sions are after versity vice taking place mar- president, reported out trial or cratic publicity, just by the on the Revolutionary Front of MSGR. riage.” survey at the convention. DeBLANC to word of an pointed Another Cuba to which the Christian informer.” studies university survey, he on the practice of birth MSGR. Democratic the Christian DeBLANC was group re- Thus, Deihocrata pessi- said, showed an belongs control and divorce to “alarming” behind support mistic about the decline of leased similar statement and said, the facade of social di- 37% of parents indifferent a his to charge. said it will justice Red vorce. and to overthrow a regime was estab- 8% in favor of dat- attempt A made in North Caro- steady the Castro lished. study He said the greatest regime. percen- ing by teenagers. he It “It is a lina, said, indicated that tage of divorce accused the Castro gov- regime,” the statement is among cou- This year’s convention had Catholic married used an ernment of "that is worried couples who marry between the following “grossly said, more ples flavor with methods international some of materialistic” about leaders contraceptive of birth ages of 15 and and since policies and said training to expand 20, the participants control about as coming from Cuban communistic infiltration often as non- one of two brides is sovereignty "has been than every 20 or Canada, Latin Catholics. While that America, England, handed to Russo-Chinese the welfare of the A noting the younger and of over people. re- one every two France and is Germany. gime that finding not conclusive, he husbands is 22 imperialism.” only talks about Cuban or younger, a The convention said it is gave In San Costa the in connection with "alarming, arresting high divorce rate will continue. special Jose, Rica, sovereignty awards to three the U. and provocative.” colleges: Cath- Cuban Constitutional Crusade, S., but yields to the MEMORY: A “Young will continue plaque in St. Stephen’s Church, Kearny, and the rose window above Another marriage olic University of America beaded U.S.S.R. in study, this one made for by former Castro every detail." to increase as aides, are long as the ‘going “the most it, dedicated "in everlasting in showed complete charged the with The statement was remembrance Father John Patrick Maryland, a ratio of . . . program regime betray- signed by of Washing- steady’ pattern of schoolers 6.6 divorces high on marriage and “the the movement’s ton... who made the sacrifice for and for Protestants and family living in ing revolution, Cuba and president, Jose supreme God in own continues,” he added. country ... giving his a Catholic 6.4 for Catholics. university," lona Col- our Christian civilization.” Ignacio Rasco its lifejacket to a on He Bermudez; po- soldier comrade the ” said there are sinking troopship Dorchester Fran- At now more lege of New Rochelle for its the litical Villar- present, he said, three of mar- Using slogan “God, Coun- secretary, Enrique cis who remembers than 1,000 divorces Lynch, Father Washington as a at four a day, 1,000 riage try and and its curate St. Stephen’s reads divorcees “remarry” and if preparation courses, and Freedom,” the crusade real, coordinator, Luis separations 24 hours the after that every and Marywood also Leon. learning Congress passed a bill (June 21) to Catholics are also in- College of Scranton called for the overthrow of Aguilar plasue award special equally 100,000 desertions each in medals volved year for an effective “the Red posthumously to Father Washington with their non-Catholic program on mar- tyranny of Castro” and and two ministers and a rabbi died the U. S. RASCO WAS also of who riage and the the restoration of a signer neighbors here as in divorce then family. the 1940 con- with him. the Democratic stitution. "the leakage from this ON THE Delegates to the convention Revolutionary source is ECONOMIC front, Front statement, as was former much greater than the adult Deßlanc passed resolutions for con- Msgr. that ad- calling THE Minister of charged CHRISTIAN Democratic Aureliano verts Education we are making each year.” vertisers are and tak- stepped up marriage counseling confusing manifesto said that Cuba’s prob- Sanchez Arango. 2nd “We must add to this programs for and doc- Vatican Council picture ing advantage of families. “Thir- clergymen lem has become a The front also stated the fact that 30% tors, increased hemisphere that the Occupies of our ty-five per cent of a worker’s study of oppor- and called other Cuban situation valid tunities for problem on is in the Catholic income is life in the a problem marriages spent on family American optional buy- groups for aid. for the whole Church mixed and local translation of continent, are marriages,” ing not on he parish, Eng- calling necessities,” Cuba is it “a definite threat Father he continued. works “Today unfortunately to the Thoughts of Holy “One study alone stated. lish-language on family life into other the first battlefield of the (Red) peace, solidarity and democrat- Another problem threatening languages, opposition VATICAN CITY Pope John named forces that for ic governments of the has two more congregations in Rome. to in are fighting pos- Ameri- family life, he said, is inade- steady dating adolesence, officials to session of the American conti- cas.” agencies preparing for the Second Vatican a program for Puerto Rican quate housing. He pointed out housing foreign LATER, AT AN audience with nent,” it said. “What is Council. And twice the week students in Catholic and hap- It declared that the will during the Pontiff spoke that by Census Bureau stand- homes, front parish priests from the Bologna pening in Cuba is the be- “establish about an increase in U. S. government only a provisional the council at audiences. ards, “24% of U. S. housing is govern- public Archdiocese, the Pontiff Its ex- economic aid to ginning. tragedy can and ment charged with the Grows substandard.” At the underdeveloped duty of The Holy Father named Msgr. Sergio 55, pressed at the Party same will involve the whole conti- Guerri, a appreciation countries. from the de he “that does transferring power specialist in Vatican world-wide time, said, not finances, as response given to his SAN P.R. nent.” facto state JUAN, ... to lawful (NC) mean that the remaining 76% a gov- secretary of the administrative of the call for the council and said that When Castro first came to rctary commission on the Puerto Rico’s pow- ernment." It will do this, it add- new Catholic- are suitable for 45 secretariat that will take of there that living.” New Schools in can discipline of the Sacraments. are many signs non- er January, 1959, the state- ed, by free elections oriented He also said that holding with- Catholic Christian Action close to a MANILA organizational details. Cardinal That commission Christians arc (NC) ment the Christian Demo- 18 months of will be con- receptive million Forty-five said, in to houses are coming power. di is a year needed new Catholic schools Jorio directs the work of the cerned with tc the idea of reunion. Party growing swiftly will open in crats him. the All matters about the supported But, parties except the communist just to take care of new families the secretariat. Sacraments He contrasted the reactions Philippines this year, statement will to be considered at throughout this island and bring- continued, as soon as be free to take part in the and 300,000 needed At the of non-Catholics more are to ing the number of the same time the Pope the council. Father is with their re- Mario parochial regime was solidly in power, it said. Bidagor an Davila, acting president, make elections, up for houses destroyed to named Rev. Raimondo actions to Pope Leo XlU’s grade schools, high schools and it broke its word. Bidagor, authority on Canon Law and a ap- predicts the political will On the basis group make for highways or urban of the 1940 con- S.J., a aec- to peal for way colleges to over 65. Press Spanish-priest, to be consultor of the sacred special prayers for be established In freedom was many formally all promised, stitution, it continued, it will work reunion in 1897. That but all appeal, cities and towns the end of one by one papers criti- for by personal and economic free- be met with cal of the said, hostility and, regime were social July. silenced, dom, progress and refusal to the agrar- a cooperate The Christian Action Christian Democrats noted. ian Party was Serrans Told of reform. John Need Blames Poor Pope again mentioned the formed in late to Bishop May oppose The Cuban Constitutional Cru- change in attitude at anaudience the island’s three main political sade statement likewise with members of Men's Catholic called parties, which repeatedly have Cuban Press for free Action. For elections, agrarian re- He also gave his Catholic More Vocations TV Fare on Public opinion ignored legislative re- form “in accordance with that it oqr would be another for 20 Its year or quests years. forma- constitution," and the mainte- two before the council could be tion was touched off when DALLAS, Tex. The Church’s Told the desperate need for Capture nance of democracy and Chris- PITTSBURGH Bishop John Mussio of convoked. King Steu- legislature killed a measure call- more was stressed here priests in a message to the 18th tian traditions. a NEW YORK Three benville, Ohio, scored public conscience that ing for a rcleased-time It “exempts THIS program annual Serra International was signed by Cmdr. Pedro WEEK the Pontiff offered convention from Cardinal Piz- of instruction Cuban news editors and itself from evils too often caused by its own religious for stu- Diaz former Castro unprotesting Mass in his private chapel for zardo of Rome, Prefect of the Lanz, aide dents schools. Sacred Congregation of avid attending public publishers told the Inter- who testified on Red consumption of put before it on Sir Marcus British Min- infiltration everything the TV Cheke, Seminaries and Universities. in the Cuban government menu.” ister to the Holy See who died in PUERTO RICO American Press Association before ' has a popula- The closer message was read by Car- relationship with the hier- a U. S. Rome and tion congressional committee; at Mast The association recently, granted a of some of whom dinal Here hoW the Castro regime Speaking a opening broadcasters 2.3'million, of Cmdr. Abel Meyer Chicago, episco- archy.” Hera Corton and the 12th Golden special audience to the student about 92% are Catholic. has annual convention here presented eight Bell adviser to Serra Internation- stifled freedom of the press pal "If ask the Nabel J. M. Gonzalez. awards of the Pontifical Ecclesiasti- you Holy Father Capt. of the Catholic Broadcastera As- for body Formal of the who offered in Cuba. outstanding religious registration al, Solemn Pontifical what is his cal dearest he Mussio said radio and television Academy, school for Christian Action is be- wish, The three sociation, Bishop program- training Party now Mass to the convention for are Jose I. Rivero, open will reply that it is to have In Vatican diplomats. in there was "something nauseat- ming during the year. Among the ing completed 49 of 76 Puerto some 1,000 editor and publisher of Diario de $2.5 Million delegates. all the dioceses of "the world in winners were the Pope John told the students Rican Davila la ing an attitude which clucks in National Coun- municipalities. said Marina; Guillermo Martinez many holy priests ... cil they must learn how new Sent bonification at what it greedily of Catholic Men, honored for to speak the party is considered the CARDINAL Pizzardo told the Marquez, editor of El Pais, and to Chile the out for the Church and how to only solution to "The Holy Father would tell devours.” outstanding national televi- problems in a Scrrans that "the member of Sergio Carbo, publisher of Pren- sion for silent for it. He also told Catholic country where the you, as I tell you in his WASHINGTON—Mora than "The and of program its CBS tele- keep gov- Serra who dedicates himself to name, sa Libre. The first two papers $2.5 art industry million the students ernment that in parts of the Church worth of relief have cast "The Decisive the of his own diplomatic ignores legitimate Cath- the cause of vocations many have been closed down. The third goods are not infants Years;” priestly broadcasting any there is a been sent to Chfla Sacred Heart Hour of St. career before becoming Pope. olic requests. desperate need for was taken over quake-stricken the added. Louis, ... enters freely into anew and by employes. more," Bishop “They great numbers of by Catholic Relief cited as the national priests, 'Services- must conduct themselves and be outstanding saintly a need which RIVERO said false charges NCWC, it was reported here. radio program; WDSU-TV of ... cannot in the the of a judged by yardsUck future and Catholic Relief New the local near be supplied from calumny, economic strangu- Services has grown-up to Orleans, given responsibility public those parts themselves. lation and violence di- taken the lead in television award for its Invited the Guests physical providing as- order and personal good.” program Trujillo rected sistance. The "Life of “The at staff members and next a and Mil- Holy Father to largest pro- Carmelite;" appeals is the all members of his used gram million contribu‘ TURNING HIS attention to the waukee Catholic schools for edu- fervent Catholics to lift family were $1.6 up tion of their to shut down his Copies of cash and supplies made “so-called scandals of television,” cational radio programming. eyes and look at the fields paper. the the Red Cross. Rev. Celestin But Nuncio Barred the Door white with paper were burned by Castro by Bishop Mussio said they were J. Steiner, the promise of a S.J., agents in Not included in the revelation of the of gicat harvest public places. CRS figure nothing but the president Detroit University, while, alas, the Carbo told how the co-editors are the cash and scandal of modem life. was re-elected SAN JUAN, P.R. Dominican IN bombs have fered Father Robles Toledano laborers are few.” clothing con- president of the ADDITION, a of his of whom tributions made Radio and TV have association. Other officers strongman Rafael failed been in Catholic churches government advisor paper, one was being by Catho- bqea are Trujillo planted post as on Frank R. Hanrahan of Cleve- his own lics their in a to embarrass the schools Ciudad son, learned of a plan to through parishes in re- honest in portraying what they Rev. Fidelis Rice, C.P., of West plot Apos- and in Trujillo Church affairs if he would issue land, Serra president, reported arrest them and to "If tolic Nuncio him to (the vehicles be- the an edi- sponse a special That see and he said. we Springfield, of by forcing capital city), statement. The re- that 206 Serra clubs prepared appeal. hear, Mass., producer priest with a torial collection is mem- denouncing it. Union work- still in progress. don’t like what and the Hour of the Crucified radio serve as an "host” to a to have been but the government radii we see unwilling longing parishes fused, bership of in six nearly 10,000 ers refused to the and hear TV and the vice for and stink bombs have nevertheless print Meanwhile, new on radio, so- program, president, and Sis- trumped-up "reception" gov- stolen, announced that he countries have story earthquakes been organized. the ernment thrown paper’s officials barely es- hit six provinces in southern lution lies with ns. As true ter M. Rosalie, director of radio officials, according to been into churches dur- had been named to the post. Theme of the was "The meeting caped in Chile. One of the these instru- reliable reports which have Masses. The of adviser arrest, taking refuge an in caused the servants, great Diocese, secretary-treasurer, ing Sunday position on Informed Serran The Image walls of will and television reached here. Government authorities in Church embassy even as intelligence the cathedral at Val- ments of communication for the Pittsburgh affairs has been vacant He Creates.” agents arrived at their homes. divia the voted hold some areas, since its to collapse. change as we change qual- Delegates to the 1861 Alleged purpose of the scheme Including gover- former holder, Msgr. of our touch.” convention in St. Paul, Minn. to make it that the nors and Eduardo was fired for ity was appear military commanders, Ross, re- Nuncio, Archbishop Lino Zanlni, have warned Catholics not to fusing to support Trujillo’s ef- had take part in Church forts to have himself patched up his differences activities, proclaimed attendance Benefactor with Trujillo and his brother, including at Sunday of the Church. McCormick Mass. Bishop President Hector Trujillo. Exiles from the Dominican Re- The regime has withdrawn its public say the attitude of Catho- THE PLAN IS have reported to support from lics is newly established summed up in a current backfired when the Archbishop Named to Altoona parishes it helped set up in the joke: refused to admit the southwestern “guests” part of the country. "We say one Our Father for the members including Trujillos, It is to take over Cath- the Church but WASHINGTON Auxiliary Bishop J. Carroll McCor- expected Persecuted, we of the and diplomatic corps gov- olic schools there. say two Our Fathers for the mick of has been named Bishop of Altoona- ernment officials who showed Church Philadelphia The regime has also been en- Protected.” at for the Johnstown, Pa., by the Holy Father, it was announced up "reception.” couraging Protestant fundamen- IN THE It is believed talist LATEST develop- the Apostolic Delegation here. He succeeds Bishop Howard the Nuncio’s sects as a means of har- ment, the official government ra- seal was the assing the Church. J. Carroll, former NCWC who died in forged by govern- general secretary, dio station broadcast a threat of ment to give an authentic ap- March. ONE REASON for Rafael Tru- violence against the two pearance to the invitations, foreign jillo’s resentment, it is reported, A native of Bishops in the country Philadelphia, Bish- Reports say the incident took Bishop is the failure of a campaign to Thomas F. op McCormick, 52, studied at St. place May 28. Three days later Reilly, C.SS.R., a na- have himself "Bene- Charles designated tive of and Seminary near there, and the left for Rome America, Bishop Archbishop factor of the Church.” The drive the Francisio Panal O.F.M. Pontifical Minor Seminary and has not returned. It is not Ramirez, reached a climax in March and and Pontifical Cap., a native of Major Roman known whether be will be given Spain. April, when many organizations The in government radio read a Seminary Rome, where ho was for re-entry the permission by forced to draw were up petitions letter claiming that Catholics ordained July 10, 1932. The Trujillo regime. that this title be "demanding” are in rebellion against the ordaining prelate was his uncle, Zaninl has been un- conferred him. Archbishop on and the late Cardinal of Bishops are demanding Dougherty der attack at various times in the is also said Trujillo to have native-born Bishops in their Philadelphia. last six months as Church-state visited three church- leading place. The letter suggested that McCormick remained in relations here have worsened. men In an unsuccessful effort Bishop the Bishops would be In physi- Rome to for two and a to force them to Issue state- study years Only recently government cal danger If the demand for in 1934 became Vice Chancellor spokesman called him an "inter- ments foreign denouncing native Bishops was not met by and national and blam- two years later Chancellor provocateur” priests who are working in the the Church. in ed him serving until for two pastorals on hu- country. Panal Philadelphia, Bishop recently issued a 1944. issued the Domini- The identified man rights by priests were as pastoral letter in which he de- can hierarchy. Msgr. Eliseo Perez Sanchez, Rev. nounced the He became of St. Ste- "open persecution” pastor received here that Reports say Oscar Robles Tolcdano and Rev. of the Church and her phen's Church, Philadelphia, and represen- in six months between 30 and 35 Aza del Castillo. Perez was named Msgr. tatives in his diocese. The Bish- Auxiliary Bishop on AWED YOUNGSTER: A little priests have been expelled or Sanchez and Father Robles Tole- said Wachagga girl seems awed Jan. li, 1947, being consecrated op he himself has been the as she sees Bishop have been so harassed that their dano are members on of the of threats and Joseph a diocese on Apr. 23 by Cardinal target abuse, and Kilasara, C.Sp.S., of Moshi, the slopes of Kilimanjaro Tan- Dougher- have had to recall Dominican in in superiora Legislature. accused the government of inter- in his robes for ty the Philadelphia Cathedral. episcopal the first time. Kilasara was Bishop McCormick them. It is that ganyika, Bishop one of the reported Trujillo of- fering in Church affairs. 14 missionary Bishops personally consecrated by Pope John in May. 2 THE ADVOCATE June 30, 1960

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Rev. Theodore Hesburgh, c.S. mer research session at Law* C., of The Council in Oklahoma it has president Notre Dame Uni- rthce Radiation City years ago visited 9,000 A Catholic social Laboratory, action move- families. has been confirmed has set up a review versity, as a Berkeley, Calif. City literary ment with in Assi- headquarters member of the National Science board to offer- A sevemmember diocesan de 82- screen magazines has Bishop Miguel Andrea, si, Italy, established an Board the ed for sale there. board of an- by U. S. Senate. education has been es- nual award year-old Argentine prelate who of $1,600 for outstand- Msgr. Ernesto a mem- The of Malta will send tablished in with Flore, never had his own diocese but Knights Burlington, Vt., ing achievement in Italian jour- ber of the staff of the to Malta two the Sacred was to "the a special delegation to laymen serving on board nalism. referred as poor Roman take in the with four Rota for 12 has man’s part July 24 ceremon- priests and a teaching years, Bishop" because of his Superiors of monasteries and been named a of that ies the celebration of the Sister. judge court workers’ closing convents Mexico strong stands for rights ip have the 19th of St. Paul’s At their annual organ- bringing court to its full and social welfare centenary ship- conference in ized the com- Conference of projects. wreck there. the Religious of 20. Tokyo, of de- plement Francis 11. Alberts of Bishops Japan of Mexico. Hollidays- Institutions Dr. The legislative of cided to ask the See Filllppo Rocchi, Pope was renamed assembly Holy to let An burg, Pa., presi- Kerala State international of John's has been in India has ratified church congregations organization personal doctor, dent of the Catholic of sing parts and Knights the lawyers judges with head- named director of health services government’s of of the Mass in St. at the 20th national suspension Japanese. quarters in Geneva George has accused for Vatican controversial section of the Ed- Ceremonies at the City. in a National Red convention Altoona, Pa. China of kill- ucation Act the former Shrine of the “widespread Rev. Zachary O’Friel, passed by Immaculate Con- O.F.M.* John J. Tren- ings’’ of Buddhists in Tibet in dean of Msgr. Endebrock, communist in an the school of arts and government. ception Washington commem- ton diocesan effort to out the of A wipe in sciences at St. superintendent- spokesman for the of orated the 100th of religion Bonaventure Uni- Knights anniversary that country. schools, is one of 16 U.S. Catholic Malta in Vatican the birth has been awarded Na- City said that of the late Jan versity, a school officials Ignace The cathedral who will at tional Science Foundation partici- the order hopes to elect a Grand Paderewski, Polish musician Northampton, schol- and in a conference with Ger- England, one of the dio- pate Master next to fill a statesman. original arship to attend a 10-week sum- year 10-year man school authorities in ceses established when Munich, and the the Eng- vacancy signal end of The archdiocesan in seminary lish July 24-31. the See’s hierarchy was restored in Holy investigation into Milan has inserted a of year 1850, has been Future Dates the order’s affairs. reconsecrated af- Died, ’’spirituality and be- . . . philosophy’’ ter extensive The additions in recent is a list Legion of Mary has re- tween its Following of import- Msgr. 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(NC) (Minn.) sacristy portion the U.S. flag with A Catholic Interracial the date, *i 2«Veritatem facientes in On a recent occasion We re- stantly increas- distinguished referred at tents. the on the but of in illo beginning of this called of the most dis- Barbarigo, glorified feast ing treacher- The FourPhases of personalities, representa- caritate, crescamus per some Each of these discourse, return here of the and that Arch- commissions tives of the authentic and Christus: they to the of these (saints) Ascension, ous conditions true omnia cst ex tinguished for qui caput Vatican to tell Us di Ribera of Valen- the moment about 10, and tho who of the marvels who here bishop Juan created Ecumenical Council people, wait every to quo totum corpus compactum et came from the by the day of the secretariates which grace of the on whose brow We will A few special may see the and become famil- iuncturam apostolate, Orient. We have had the cia, place enemies of the days ago We were able Pope connexum per omnem and the happy be constituted later will be iar prodigies of the practice the halo of exaltation Christian to communicate the with his person, and who secundum occasion to visit the traces of highest name success of are subministrationis, op- of the over by a Cardinal. theological and cardinal the next in the of the this first to Our presided happy to receive his words of erationem in mensuram unius- monuments of their passage Sunday light against the re-1 sampling ven- virtues which Each will be to follow Most Blessed remind Us required perform and encouragement; in augmentum always in its which still Trinity, ligious of Catholics erable brothers and Lord Cardi- blessing cuiusque membri, are recognizable., freedom its and of the the words work in the in aedificationem wake, works of mercy them the Ana- of encouraging of St. and faithful members of the Sacred Col- perfect collaboration many people belonging to facit, Among was Bishops, clergy in nals, corporis which the with the central commission. of are pledge of true civi- stasia where Paul in the Areopagus of Athens certain who share Our groups separated Christian sui in caritate” (Eph. 4:15-16). St. Gregory Nazian- noble and great nations. lege so kindly pas- lization. This commission is headed zen when he said that it is the Lord We had toral anxieties. Now, under'the by communities, who are urged gave his magnificent dis- reasons for joy because the Pope, the of Rome of heaven and earth who the and the Bishop gently by an intimate voice of IT IS EASY for Us to dis- THE HOLY courses on the Trinity, and whose gives of beginning of the studies of auspices by grace of the and head of the CATHOLIC Church and Universal their hearts to draw to Our cover from the individual mortal remains rest here (in St. life, breath every good to all the commis- Divine Spirit, We feel near therefore ante-preparatory encouraged encounters in several Church, who “in humble of this citation of of sions of the to proceed from the qualifies name person, as to con- phrases St. of Peter’s) under the altar of this ys. Second Vatican Ecu- boldly phase though regions the world serious and in fact” for the fide and St. Paul said that of presidency in Us the intimate of the Paul the from rich This calls we belong' menical since an commis- joy outstanding points painful Gregorian chapel. Council, planned ante-preparatory and the direction difficulties and hostilities highest of the and as foretaste which the beauty and to mind to Christ’s same race, and Jan. and sion with its broad and meeting, a of complete the part the other that; (he preceding con- general on of these whose sumptuous 25, council. He as people qualifies, St. Greg- something more sweet and of this affirmation of the we must not be confused by fided to the Cardinals that as We have sCen mys- splendor great immediate chapel canons’ choir which on pre-information, fathers and ancestors ory the Great would say, vir- reserved the and silver and stone it con- by terious, to Us Provi- of the Catholic such as surrounds the tomb of St. John gold day, when were operate up to now, to the by Church, enjoyed the they gathered tue of the celebrated dence Church's maternal and of human stitution so yet so for better of the the ecumenical should with everything mak- with Us the tomb of the of a preparatory com- days Holy council, affection. Chrysostom great majesty. near humble title of most venerable Church of the Savior of derive: in The ing, but that we must do honor 1 of the Gentiles. mission, to which will be entrust- Jesus, perfect Do not voice of St. John and the glorious Apostle organization, believe that the tradition, “Servant of the Serv- the whole world. Holy to our likeness to to ed the serious and task as is the Ghost voice of the Nazianzen are the God, important always ready, Church, has it ON ants of God.” abandoned or is THIS afternoon of the sec- of It is right to insist on this new for the successes of the two most authoritative 'Christ, His Son and our Broth-! i organizing which great about to voices we everything abandon it. How can ond Pentecost that the Lord which shows cf have to for salvation * will matters to concrete furrow, signs and the future. to to bless and to er, given us our bring a THE THIRD that is to present one otherwise explain the betoken, grants phase, in year- and sanctification. Us to the realization. opening greater These the elements: truth intercede for tho of the celebrate, pain- say, the official celebration of the proportions, are increase of return ful ly vocations to the trials of the Church and to insist on this cultivation of and Christ churches May it be beloved Holy con- council here in the charity; at the sum- apostolate of the Orient to the em- so, sons, now Vatican, will except by that life- tinue, putting to the test the THE INFORMATION in this catholicity, the happy promise of mit and head of the brace of the and always; with a special in- no doubt be the Mystical giving one, holy, catholic most moving Spirit? now can one great of so of Our respect that We wish noble and abundant fruits. tention and effort toward Chris- patience many to transmit and which is the of the that and apostolic Church. solemn offered “to Body, body explain fervor of distant brothers spectacle our sep- tian and sons, toward to you with is not the the perfection these simplicity su- and to and Church; body, closely joined arated of during whom world, angels, to brothers, which We Our turned We tell therefore and knit months of intense thoughts are perfluous. you men” Cor. 4:9). But the of every have WHAT A marvelous event preparation (I date Ways together through daily of OH, every No less great is the that there four Cooperating proof, drawing for the ecumenical for day. are phases to an of its joint, each in its and all closer this would and what council, celebration will depend on place, to the center of be, flowering sorrow Toward the Council religious brought upon Us by the ecumenical council: for the edification of human the peace and blessing of the the extent and of the and progress unity, “the and heavenly charity progress one, holy, catholic troubles and uncertainties of the (1) An or Allow Us to that Holy Church and of the entire introduction, taking second say the first of brotherly charity, of blessed and would there be in in preparatory phase, which apostolic Church?” setting mo- present international situation. of a position, way to do yourselves honor world. Amen. ante-preparatory begins now. as and holy peace. This tion the of the increased phenomenon of joining separated But the consolations arc and which has been sincere Catholics or as general: The fourth the aspirants the brothers of the East and the West phase, final, turning of souls toward Rome great. are indeed done to to the of equally They up now; most and perfection Catholic in the flock of the practical fruitful, will The Ghost—At as toward a center of single Christ, Medieval Increased the grace of the (2) A preparatory phase is to Holy religious by prop- consist in the of unity work, usefully and eternal Monastery promulgation the umty is part of that other shepherd! Holy Us to so-called: which with trust in phe- Ghost, allowing re- erly now has “Acts of the most abundant The Fountainhead This the Council,” that is, the nomenon of the should represent one of Unearthed in Austria in the been harvests: formerly infidel joice happy response announced; constitutions fostering the sense of the which will regions that most fruits of the that has from all of (3) The celebration embody the Of Grace are now visited by precious Austria come parts of the dis- the supernatural in EISENSTADT, (RNS) “lex crcdendi, lex supplican- everyone, the flame of forthcoming Second Vatican the world the Gospel. ’ in answer to Our tinguished and general assembly: clergy and laity. From this reminder of the —Archeological excavations near di, lex vivendi” (the law of be- Ecumenical Council, to the first the the council in its most (a) of the of Bur- explorations regarding resplend- the law Supernatural sense and Apostle Gentiles he who Eisenstadt, capital city lieving, of the glory of the Lord on earth and the praying, unearthed timeliness, orientation, the ent solemnity; law spirit. was associated with St. Spiritual Elevation: genland.'have traces of living). Peter, in heaven and for the universal the and (4) The of Beloved the of medieval content, advantages promulgation the sons, this is serious foundation stone of the an early Augustin- Clergy, Faithful exultation in the fullness of the offered the celebra- acts of the council: that is and Church ian monastery which had hopes by to say, important: the supernatural as Jesus him disap- Two Points proclaimed mystery of the communion that which Worthy ol it has been There is it is for us to raise United With in the 15th agreed spirit. nothing compara- easy our Pope peared century. upon to record, to' declare and to Of ble between an ecumenical toward the Emphasis coun- spirits fountainheads Venerable brothers and beloved KC Insurance propose in the nature of the de- cil and a national or internation- of We bless Two points worthy of empha- grace, that is, to the Holy sons, you in the name velopment of thought and of life, sis al political treaty. whose of the must be mentioned concern- Ghost, liturgical feast is Father, and of the Son and STENOGRAPHER for the elevation of of the progressive ing the work of the council. celebrated today throughout the Holy Ghost. SQNOfI Tops Billion and for THE TWO CONCEPTS spirit activity, the of hu- world. The emotions glorifi- deep which Our NEW YORK — The of the Knights cation of the of FIRST, ecumenical council man life, of the individual soul feels 18-40 Gospel Christ, ap- man in these MMJMU| Columbus has has particularly more than a billion and lived in His its structure and and of the to the IT plied Holy own organi- man belonging IS, IN in the doctrine days at the outset of FACT, the great dollars of insurance in force Church. which social or Widowed un zation, must not be confus- order, of the life of the and spirit of Pentecost that the work Single awaiting Us in connection Its ed members, Supreme Knight with the and charac- and the life of the of Catholic ordinary spirit body, great event of the ecumenical with the ecumenical For Luke council Organization E. Hart has announced. OF THE FIRST the teristic function of the different eternal life and en- phase temporal life, council takes substance and life. velops Our in atmos- References, including the Some members in- finish- offices and should be able spirit an 400,000 are ante-preparatory one now congregations that to be compatible Two words of the phere Creed of such great abandon- name of Hart told the ed form Apostles pastor. sured, you have had a the Roman Curia. These without distinct suffice quarterly already difficulty, though to exalt the nature and ment to the board grace of the Holy Write: of directors in- venerable brothers and continue also the but not exclusive. meeting, sample, during council mutually the effective radiation of the Ghost ind Holy With such a desire for surance In force has beloved in the the II is well “ The Box jumped 50% sons, Motu Proprio according to ordinary course said in the Psalm: Ghost: and in Advocate, 56 ... the that We in three Holy sanctification are in- years and 250% in communicated to of their customary attributions “The heaven of heaven is the 31 eight you yesterday the Lord and of duced to make CUNTON ST. Spirit, giver an ardent appeal years. the of Pen- of administration of Lord’s: but the earth he has evening on great vigil general the giv- life.’’ father NIWARK J, NJ. as and pastor to all those Holy Church. en to the children of men” (Ps. He is Lord inasmuch as He who are close to Us and familiar 113:16). Two clear distinctions are But it often happens that belongs to the Holy Trinity. with Us here in the Holy heaven and City, to therefore necessary: one, the earth, eternal life “Who together with the Fa- all those brothers and and sons who government of the human events, ordinary are opposed and the Son is adored recite the ther, same Creed Church the to each other certain Apostolic performed by by people and with glorified." together to follow Us Roman the the so that excludes the other. Us, Curia; other, one He is Lord and Giver of Life FROM FOR iIUAUTY more in the FROM IT’S intimately of ALWAYS council. This does not the of the sharing exclude, Religion, worship Lord, because He penetrates with His the same sentiments of fervent however, the cooperation from the Holy Church them MIDTOWN brings virtue the two the and MIDTOWN Testaments, piety of sincere works bear- time to time of enlightened close together and unites them. New and the Old, and because the ing light of purity, great edi- SAVINGS SAVINGS wisdom on the of ecclesi- the Catholic Church in part Oh, Holy He continues and multiplies His fication of and invited in consideration its threefold of human charity of the astics, expression work of gentleness and good and of and divine strength, religious social aposto- their and life: the Church mili- duly recognized grace in the His late. tant, Holy Church, prised competence. suffering and blessed personal triumphant, spouse. wha‘ The second to be noted great mystery of point truth, The first work of the WE FEEL THESE also is that the ecumenical grai. and salvation this is! Holy things council Ghost in the Church is the choice in the memory of the will But it is prompt and result from the presence and not superfluous to and election of the members who joyful response that came to Us participation of Bishops and prel- repeat it. The Church concerns should compose it. It is the from on with itself above high the celebration ates who will be the all with the living repre- spirit. whole horizon of the missionary that Roman whose con- sentation of the Catholic It is concerned with the ordi- Synod, WHERE YOU Church before and it is stitutions BET YOUR BEST BUY HI opens us, the We intend to present in the entire world. A nary vicissitudes of daily life promul- Ghost who illumines gate on the which it Holy and Feast of the of learned and most can and wishes to Holy gathering inflames it. Apostles Peter and Paul. competent from But in so it is We persons, every sanctify. doing DIAMONDS AND FINE JEWELRY feel them in the region and every will inviting the Christian to be on resounding mani- • Blanket language, THE LIGHT of the Ghost festations bis Holy of faith, and their contribution guard those ele- popular size 72" x give precious against bursts forth from the first Each ments words piety, and religious filial toward the of the which can distract him affection 90" . . AND CLOCKS preparation of the satin New $5OO WATCHES Acts of the It is which Ac- from Apostles. surrounded Our humble council. higher things, from God bound . . . com- said of the first of count or Addition his disciples person when We visited the as and his end, popu- beginning the pletely washable. of $5OO Present THIS IS NOW that Jesus, pillars and foundation lous quarters of the to Ac- a principle and from Christ the Savior suburbs SILVERWARE. CHINA AND'CRYSTAL on sealed in has entered of the that the Individually count. onr Blanket the of each and all that He Church, they were of Lent past. Only spirit represents. Sundays just plastic chosen the Ghost: to Each Account member of the faithful All by Holy “after We trust that bag belonging that Christ represents in- along the way he had commandments to the Holy Roman Church: to cludes the given We will be able to speak GIFTS AND BAR ACCESSORIES Gospel; it includes the to you consider himself and the the to be, inas- life of Christ in through Holy Spirit to as the us and our life in again opportunity pre- whom much as he is Catholic, a citizen apostle* he had chosen” sents with Him; yes, our life in Jesus itself, the common of the whole world in the (Acts AND same 1,2). of LUGGAGE LEATHER GOODS Christ, gentle, suffering and glor- purpose every grace and bless- that Jesus is the adored Sav» On the of Pentecost and in way ious. day ing, connection with the INCREASEDV3®/« ier of the whole world. This 3,000 chosen. A few is a This were days peace of souls and of nations. means, beloved brothers DIVIDENDS / »«<*« good exercise of later a further 5,000 AND ECCLESIASTICAL ARTICLES true catholicity, and that came to RELIGIOUS sons, one must prepare of which all Catholics must be- hear Peter and John in OUARTfKIY himself for the preach council with a Mary and the Saints come aware the vestibule and which they must sense of the temple. of supernatural elevation and INSURED q adopt as a precept for the «>• After the Jews, behold the Gen- As an according to the spirit of the Encouragement Money received hy the 15th of each of their own tiles come forward: Behold V*2?r/ lightenment men- the Mary, sweet mother of month earns dividends from the Ist Holy Church, guarding against the Di- DRIVE-IN WINDOW meeting with the centurion the vine Word who —FREE PARKING confusing sacred and the pro- Jesus, through Cornelius, who receives JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1908 fane, and against Bap- the grace of the ON PREMISES confusing the Holy Spirit was ROBERT tism together with his soldiers. 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State Peter’s the beginning of holy JUNCTION OP HWYI, Meals. up to Montreal. There visit Notre wkly r»0 Parkin* ** A M A Oerden (tata per person Without Meal, SIS up and Mornlna CoUee Dame Church or jubilee Parkway and Bro. Andre’s Shrine to St. Join years. wkly each. Bathlns Privilege,. Hancock Are and Boardwalk Joseph. New PR Mrt. c. the thousands Because the Only Rnomi In Sprint Like Josephine Ferlello, 4-2571 B 4-4240 Hobton, Prop. who kneel at the feet of Our Lady of the Apostolic Peni- Call II t-OMI for Cape THE ASBCRY PARK roaarvatlona and who choose tentiary deals with the CHATEAU at this Shrine of Madeleine as the gravest N. Cap-de-la Spring Laka'a Only Spring Lake, J, The sins and Motel most Impressive and. of all hallowed most delicate matters, Moot room* >ro »lr conditioned, wall MODERN Poughkeepsie ASBURY PARK unforgettable in !M-4th Avt. Aebury Park, N. spots to carpet, motel J. the wall tile bathe, only FIREPROOF North America. See and major penitentiary is one of A Luxury Hotel of Olatlntulahod old Quebec City Journey on to the with pool and ocean bathlnt PR the prlvl- 5-1265 few officials of the Vatican looaa at Spring Reputation: 50 Mllot MONTAUK HOTEL internationallyfamous-Shrine of St. Anne de Lake beachea. Two from Nowork American FUra Beaupre. These - American Cookina blocka to Balnt Catherlnoa. ovor staff to retain his fho Now Tartar Turnpike a Block! to Beach Fret Bathlna Tint An. * Bond Bt. and headquarters I. On* block from many other highlights will make a trip with the Francis- John P. Smith Phono 01 t-fIM •nd Oordon Itoto Parkway All Raoma Runnlna Water. Spirit. full at the death of a Prompt Roplloa Booklet Holy Am. A Eur. Plan*, m* cans one of the nicest weeks of life. powers Color Some Private your Every trip exactly In Sea Olrt with An Ocean View HOTEL Oc*an Bathing. Pope. Even when the is Bathe Some Air. Conditioned. Rates li.N Dally the in de luxe Papacy same, Including transportation buses, hotel CHATEAU AT ATTRACTIVI RATIt Mrs. Thot. Klnne • Owner. P*r person. Low the THE BEACH 117 Third Art. Manner August Rataa. Writ* empty, major penitentiary OWN Aibury Park. N. J. accommodations, meals, etc. A Oueat Home Hotel OHR PRIVATI (ATHINO lIACH or Phon*. PITS-7740. gratuities, can PR 5-1114, 5-1500 continue his office if cir- Grarloue Hying on a modeat budget, Tarraco Cafo Lunchiomfor lathara Shower cumstances complimentary breakfaat. bathing Alr-Conditlentd All Kma.-Bath or warrant immediate Dlalaf loom 4-8826 LEAVE RETURN from room, color booklet with ratea ■armada Roam ana Bar PRospect PRospsct 5-9508 action. on hotel rooma and ofndonclea A Raff, Taaali, Sparta A Social PrairaaM DAILY RATI PERSON N.Y.C. 1 Aug. 6 apta. For the same reason the Saptryliad Actlvitiaa far Cklldrao O DOUBLE _ PROM Prompt Roplloa Olbaon t-tttt HOTEL BRIGHTON 8 Aug. 13 $ Coaraalant to Maimaath Nr* Raco Track OCCUPANCY Apostolic Penitentiary works SMARTEST OF SUSIRI RESORTS ELEVATOR TO STREET ENTRANCE OPEN ALL YEAR 15 lO5, Can’l 20 Unlike Aug. rapidly. many offices of JAMES J. FARRELL, Mfr. INCLUOINO FREE CONTINENTAL 211 • FELIX H. STANOEN, Rtf. M|r. BREAKFAST. Third Avenue 1 Block from beach • 22 Aug. 27 the Church’s administration in Asbury Park, N. J. HOT SALT WATER BATHS AND RnwnllMc pkraa Slkua I UOO 3 Rome, this office to BATHINO AVAILABLE Free ocean bathing from hotel or locker room. 29 Sept responds Baaatlfal Galw.OrHkwa aa RtcaMt Church Nearby. and issues queries judgments Efficiency Apts. From $65 N.U. 5 within HOTEI Two Slocka from St. Catharlne'a Church Weekly Sept. Sept 10 a few weeks’ time, for 2 Double r. ASBURVS NEWEST OCEAN-FRONI Family Rooms, Bed, 12 Sept 17 $ there is always the fear that - - - - HIE lEICN In Each - ISUIIS u $lO.OO - $56.00 19 24 death or other accident could HOTEL Daily Weekly Sept. BOOLKIT ON 100% FIREPROOF lOO. BIQUBIT Rooms with Twin Beds - $ 7.00 - leave a penitent forever under Daily $42.00 Weekly Rooms with - CALIFORNIA (23 Full Each) the extreme that re- Double Beds -$ 6.00 Days penalties PLAN Daily _ $36.00 AMBBICAN July 111-S.pt, 4th Weekly • him for ac- Rooms N.Y.C 24 Sun. Oct 18 quired to appeal WITH MEALS Single $ 4.00 n Sept 595. • Daily _ $24.00 Weekly d tion. ', and Ro, em ? Oct 22 15th to Jon. 15th Sun. Nov. 13 IT u V ?. V !: *•*•■*« Your Hosts, Mr. and Mrs. John d ,n" bu *“ Kawas, Owners and u>« OW MiaMona on tho Woot Cooot by *60.00 Managers m \ .** w»y a ln lu/rom Oc«.n Lak. Canyon and tho Blue Mdse Mountain, of Vlralnla. A AL-SAN for free FOLDER is forwarded a confessor. giving full dgUlla. by He Ocean A Pool Bathlns, Golf. T.nnla, RESORT MOTEL #»ltC No night travel Si case to price Include! hotel., meal., aratultlo.. ate. WRITE sends the the tribunal, D.ep Sea ttahlni. Th.al.ra, *te. Avail. KESWICK-ASTORIA A Frandacan Father la Chaplain on all Ptlsrtmaaea to odd to your the involved OPEN ALL YEAR POOL t CABANA CLUB enjoyment of the trip. All for tho identifying people CREATED FOR TRITE NEW proceode benefit of St. Jooeph’t Ph. Olbion H. B. TAYLOB JERSEY FRIENDLY FAMILY HOTIL Franclaean Seminary fictional VACATIONING • IN CASUAL FREE OCEAN In CalUcoon. N. Y. only by names. THE At Tho Boardwalk & 2nd Avt. BATHINO Mocßeynolds MANNER. 207 3d Ave., Asbury Park. N. Write or PE 6-4685 - In return the 77 ULTRA-MODERN telephone Penitentiary UNITS ASBURY PARK, N.J. Block to Ocean, Boardwalk 2 SWIMMING POOLS ASBURY sends back its conclusions in European Plan. SBO.OO weekly J PARK, N. J. Franciscan Family Circle a RECREATION ROOM TV Finest Location—ln Center ef Town up With dellcloua mealj. *44 00 COMPLETELY AIR Convenient to Churches, 125 West 31 double envelope. The outer one The CONDITIONED Shosplns. St, New York N. Y. Lake View weekly Delightfully situated 2 1, —new corrEE SHOP Floridian FOOL on Premises blocks from is addressed to the confessor. ROUTS Bathing Near Holy Spirit Church NJ. as— SPRINO LAKE, N. J. FRBB—Healthful Ocean ocean Sunset l.rin. L.k. Beach, Ph. PR. 9*1711 KANE MCTIOHI opposite beautiful Olbton 9*4144 14 _ The inner one is sealed and is A Choice Vacatl.n P. O. Sex loot __Pir Person-Par Day lake. Comfortable rooms. Especially 10% DISCOUNT given to the He A Up Deuble Occupancy good meals. 3,000 ft. penitent. may from Oponln. June 17 *b|| - sq. of spacious INCLUDES FBI! have his confessor it f. July 1 HOTEL MIAMI veranda with sundeck. Convenient open or, Cenflnantal Breakfast Block f. oc. an A *5 107 Savanth to churches. SPECIAL if he take it to another Avanua JUNE 5 desires, Boardwalk. M . and • r n. ainy 'THERE'S FUN GALORE American Flan European Flan consecutive confessor, one of those American Plan. On or ASBURY PARK, N.J. days, 530.75, WITH specif- Write of 4-SIOO, L.k*. No Bar. PBII call PRetpect One abort Block from Oceani WONDERFUL MEALS. Reserve Nowl authorized the diocese N. Y. c. Tal.i Mltl ically by PABKINO. Oolf. flihlny. Dleby Beautifully furnlahed. many Mrs. Adala Ramsay, Reservation Mar. to act in such •tc. 01 »-*tlS Sea Deck itthe COOL SEASHORE" matters. Private Baths; and 307 Sunset Ave. PRospect 5.1442 Jamn I. Fltl.atrlck Bic Spacious Verandas . . . It is if the ww mna bMMK BIMINi Ha #• COLONIAL GUEST HOUSE possible, penitent ~ RATES ARE REASONABLE Go Bus! IlKk NORTH AftBURV Room by does not disclose his WWi M I'M PARK, N. i. Dally—Double 97.0# identity in 209 SIXTH TO MIAMI BEACU AVE. BLOCK OCEAN Weekly—Double Room from SIO.OO . the confessional, that neither An AlmsiaMr* *»# Charm American Plan Rates on Request A beautifully furnished private home for Choice Rooms - Early SHOREHAM his confessor nor the Reservations &&£& Apostolic managed for Guests Write Phone PR iarden State Parkway , conservatively or 4-9440 Penitentiary will ever know Quarter Deck Imlm Mm C. K. STROUD Ph. PR 4-0032 C. McKRS JOSEPH and MADDY PASCAL! Pree Ocean Bethlne Prom Hotel Rest 1 whose have dealt location. block to beech. Home* problem they ATLANTIC CITY ATLANTIC CITY like rtf HOTEL atmosphere. Near restaurants and DAILY EXPRESS BUS SERVICE with. churches. Room rates—Weekly, single *lB up. *l3 A SILECT OCEAN-FRONT HOTEL Double per person. Also Fri- Corner S. Carolina & Pacific Avo. private baths. Beginning ows M»«r Downtown AGAIN, BECAUSE the work m It. Catharine's Church end Shrine ATLANTIC CITY Reetenable Rates • J. O'Cennor of the Prn Parklne J. Helmbecker, owners day, July Ist. Apostolic Penitentiary is thin NEWARK Write tr TiltAhont hotel. so delicate, the law of the L. W. HARVRY. Owner-Mar. ferine Lake 1, H. j. • Olbisn t wee officials fit From Park The Church forbids of the *2 OAIIT MOL Washington DOUIU Kitchen. OCC. MADISON HOTEL office from fees Mom «oo«» Bus levying any etfea Terminal 7TH Parkway >o* AVI. ASBURY PARK, N. J, and from receiving studio Ak CeeddeaoS any pay- * BIS Porches Overlooking Ocean Apt* Route Amer. SEASIDE HEIGHTS ment from persons whose A Euro. Plan Family Hotel, Mod- mil Priced. to | Dally erately Famous for Our Home • loach 0 Chadwick cases they have dealt with. DAY • WEEK • SEASON Cooking Normandy P#r hrtks • Sea. A Bakins. CathoUe Ownership. • Ortloy Booth • Lavallotta the the Vatican head- ' Parson Iced Clin • CaOeeae EUROPEAN PLAN Normally, ■ Double Celec It Uoyee teeai NIAR OCIAN . NIAR CHURCHII offices have quarters a fixed o via Rte. 46 to E. Paterson So. N. Y. IRELAND IN THE CATSKILLS MAdison 2-9526 Wist birds com* ssrly Cairo, ..stay Ist* into From Pasalc County: Pat- SWarthmore 7-6100 tits sssson st Wake NEW HAMPSHIRE Robin lnn...s scsnl* arson, Passaic, Clifton, Christian Brothers to EMERALD ISLE HOUSE mountsln-lsks resort 4' Allwood PRoscott 7-1212 nestled in the Lewis College Ideal vacation spot for young A old, tha beat in courtesy and hospital* Berkshire Hills, only Essox Operate mattresses. 3 From County: ity. Lana airy rooms, tnnerspring full home cooked meals L 7Au Zltfuiutf 2Vk hours from N.Y. dally (all fresh vegetables) spacious dining Bar Grill TV. LOCKPORT. 111. (NC) - room. & mins, East The Juft off Boardwalk. I. Swlmmlns, soil, Bloomfield, Orange, 4-2200 For dancing and entertainment William Quinn & his trio 7 nights rldlns. Fins 1oof HUmboldt Christian Brothers have taken Carolina Ava., In tha 1 food. Far weekly in our own Emerald Isle Ballroom from Friday. July 1. a from Haart of All Actlvltlai. birds-syeI prsvlpreview... Newark, Irvington Enjoy new filtered Swimming over operation of Lewis our send for st*tw (older.fol From College Par "TOP* POP MODERN Union Fool on tha lawn, softball, socsr (a hutch County: here and Brother L. Paul Adults (40.00 Far Parson COMPORT' BUNDBCKt Catholic Church will and Gaelic football on our new Para MUrdock 8-9848 2 In room PRIR adjolntn*. MacM A. Roselle Lawn BRICK BLDO. Union, athletio field. games. Golf A AAA serve as 1 PR** friendly reaort. Per 3I Chemberlln, ( president. bicycles (43.00 one person In room In room BATHINO. PARK- course, horses, and near, ■ eolf course, other INO. iporta,'. Founded All churches. data Children to S years IIS.OO wkly. in Lewis Col- by Opening cookoule at Inn. Children'll 1830. 23. Children Sta 12 (IS wkly. Prlvata ■V May For reservations call or With Bath ■' hoateaa. UXtVIUI, CONN. Shore lines Inc. 11 Church 11 mile. *B- CONSOLIDATED , lege has been under the writer years A over full rata. Oara*a. Wrlla for . direc Paldar - *l3 day. Phone Ueth. 140-11. Nlalaak t-WOO pr"«T« tlon of the Archdiocese ATLANTIC CITY 4-11471 Prank EAST of Chi- Gilbert (11 D. Whltefleld) PATERSON, N. J. OWIN A JULIA LAMB >«• Dallfhtful Roomi ■k (U.S. 302). Pierce Bridie, N.H. WAKE ROBIN INN cago. Prlv. Tlla Bath* A (howara Cure June 30, 1960 Clifton Council Approve THE ADVOCATE 5 Delays As Miraculous

LOURDES, France (RNS)— The ecclesiastical Action on Shelves' commission at Pledge $385,000 'Open the famous shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes has CLIFTON The registered as battle over the from the council “open shelves” request was the ig- miraculous cure of Italian In policy nored. an Mt. Carmel inaugurated after 13 years by the Clifton board of Drive woman who was healed of paraly- At the City Council’s meet library trustees is a dead sis when she not issue, in spite of a delaying made a pilgrimage TENAFLY ing of June 7, Mayor The fund drive in Our action by the City Council. Stanley here in 1948. Lady of Mt. Zwier held himself “excused” Carmel The parish here has been On May 19, the board woman is Madeline Carinl, surpassed by more than library voted 5-4 to place all from the Ho nonlro voting. was not it mb nimma , . _ . who had $130,000, was books, 43, been afflicted announced this week by Rev. James whatever their on at the meet- by F content, present Council the disease for the 33 years when McGill, O.Carm., open shelves. the of June 2L pastor. Previously cer- discussion at the council ing she tain came here. The commission’s With books been a goal of had held for scheduled for 5. The failure to take $250,000, Father McGill meeting July mayor’s a was based reported that adult readers. ruling on findings of only A The lack of action Clifton’s stand the more than $385,000 had been majority by on controversy was not the Lourdes re- of the board Medical Bureau, Also to be is at that time made overlooked the latter ported this week in and provided a new mayor was sharply attacked by at meeting. gifts some of whose members are convent with facilities these re- for 12 books, some bordering on council member. The Councilman Emil wondered pledges. one mem Gacy garded the the as among greatest nuns. Construction is to pornographic, others dealing bers of the as a matter The fund expected Clifton board of li- publicly, of record, medical will be used for a with authorities in the world. begin shortly with sex behavior and completion ex- practices, brary trustees are the why Mayor Zwier had excused new school addition available mayor’s including 1961. to anyone with himself from pected by September, a gen- appointees. voting on June 7. THEOLOGIANS ELECT: The American eight classrooms, kindergarten, eral Catholic George D. Leary was general library card. The cards Councilman noted are the action Gacy that the Honored cafeteria, main lobby and auxil- Following of the li- Mary Theological Society, meeting in chairman and Josef Walter •mailable to anyone from the library board members Louisville, Ky. was age brary the were the iary rooms. board, May 19, City elected these officers. From memorial chairman. of left, Brother gifts Council its appointees the mayor. The In Santa Fe Luke Salm, at meeting of June 7, At its of June councilman declared that Manhattan College, New York, treasurer; meeting 21, the voted 4-2 to request the library any SANTA FE, N.M.—La Conquis- Rev. Aloys- for the City Council voted to continue board to rescind its person responsible ap- ius dean action. This tadora, a statue of the McDonough, C.P., of studies of the of tiny eastern pointment officials should be Blessed Mother which has been province the Fathers, New York certain that their actions and of Passionist City, revered by Catholics in the vice president; Rev. Thomas Coyle, :■ * viewpoints should be in accord- C.SS.R., professor c Southwest since 1625, was ance with the of the theology at viewpoints crowned in colorful ceremonies of Redemptorist seminary, Oconomowoc, appointing authority and, more president; Rev. Vincent in St. Francis Cathedral here. Wis., Nugent, C.M., professor particularly, with those of the of theology at St. John’s University, Jamaica, N. Y., community’s citizens. Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi, Apostolic Delegate, served as secretary. Councilman Gacy asked why the had Pope John’s envoy at mayor not called in personal the the members coronation, placing a pre- Catholic U. Prof of the library St. Francis cious royal crown and a priceless Alumni board to acquaint them with the wishes cross pendant on the statue. Winner Elect of the large majority of Theology New Officers The ceremonies featured cele- a NEW account of Clifton’s citizens. LOUISVILLE Joahan- savings $lOO or Rev. MAYWOOD Vincent Ptak of brations surrounding the observ- Rochelle nes Quaster, professor of patrol- Park has been elected MORE THAN 100 citizens were ance of the 350th anniversary of chairman ogy at tbe Catholic University of of the New present at the Council the Jersey MBm City meet- founding of Santa Fe (Holy St. America, has been named to Chapter, Francis College ing June 21, nearly all protesting Faith). receive the Cardinal Spellman (Brooklyn) alumni association. the new against policy of the " officers The three-foot statue original- Award given annually by the Other are: Michael and library board, publicly ques- Mexico ly was brought to New by Catholic Theological Society of Camarro, Oakland, vice chair- tioning the failure of that board a Franciscan missionary. America for outstanding contribu- man: John S. Quirk, Hasbrouck & to adhere to the request of the tions to theology. Heights, treasurer; Pierre Re- Council. City thore, West New Announcement of the award York, There secretary. were no answers Members of the Refugee Village was made at the society’s annual executive plan- merely the adjournment the and here. ning committee convention Cardinal Spell- are Joseph prospect ot a discus- Plans continuing Changed win make the O’Connor, North man presentation Bergen; Robert sion July 5. C. Brady, WELL, The Netherlands—Rev. at ceremonies in New York City Colonia; John A. Car- All-Purpose One library board member, Dominique Pire, 0.P., Belgian later. dino, Bergenfield; Bernard P. Decorator Table Mrs. John E. member O’Brien, a who the 1958 Nobel Donato, Bound priest won The convention keynoter was Brook; and rSrn of the minority, told The Advo- Peace has announced he Charles L. Schaem, Glen w #// durablt. Prize, Lawrence J. of Bos- Ridge. | ,^'jEßS« Graceful, V\\ T ?rB sturdy, cate this week: Msgr. Riley will construct his newest village Genuine formica V'' ton, outgoing president, who top sdgsd "When there was such wj a major- for eastern of European refugees spoke theology as a “living Guards Aid h V of Clifton's citizens Missions Hr gloaming gold-ton* Mylar. ity protesting near science.” delivered Wuppertal, Germany. Papers at the VATICAN CITY the ’open shelves’ policy at the (NC) The Top*r*d lags fitted with 1 he had to convention were concerned with r non-tlip Originally, planned Swiss Guards donated meeting of the City June $1,260 to A Council, build the the Eastern Orthodox churches. glides. tabl* of many perfect village near Roermond, the missions in 1959. ui*i; 21, and when the majority of the The Netherlands. But the Dutch the other council Among speakers were addition to homo or office. Packed flat, agree as shown their by refused Rev. John L. St. To remember be letter government permission Thomas, SJ., and remembered... the assembles to the library board, it is exquisite decor,' quickly, easily. for construction, pointing out that University sociologist, who difficult to believe LASTING our famous that five mem- MIMORIALS continental the French serriceJ It must give first priority to discussed family planning through cuisine, superb bers of the library board can Dutch families from Ever expelled the use of the rhythm method of y glamorous detail vrith control this situation. We will arranged impeccable taste. Select Indonesia. birth control, and Rev. John J. continue from 20 to press this issue." beautiful function all Reed of Woodstock, Md., who CHAUCE rooms, fully air At the library board meeting called for a revision of Church Accommodating 10 1500 from to persons. of 19, Mrs. O’Brien had New Cana Council May forbidden Satellite 3 Flash law on books. -Way asked for a list of the books CIBORIUM For St. Philomena’s WEDDINGS • MEETINGS • DINNERS • restricted to adults. PARTIES Camara by Imperial She was told from LIVINGSTON Mr. and Mrs. To that none was available, that all Austrian make nixt Bishops $lO your party a par fact party, Donald Jacobsen were intro- on the shelves." call were now "open our MUehall ducted the Advise K Visit banquet manager, 2-4400 beautiful Another as new key of on Snap 12 full-color woman present at the couple St Philomena’s Cana Council at VIENNA - Austria’s meeting, announced she (RNS) slides, or 12 jumbo site however, tbe recent dinner. Bishops, in a let- possessed a list. Mrs. O’Brien joint pastoral color snapshots In or black and wondered Rev. William moder- said the attitude of Austrian aloud why she as a Naedele, ter, Uses shoots member of the board also announced these Catholics toward Soviet Premier white. 127 film, could not ator, coun- cil members: Nikita S. Khruschev his In have the list. Mr. and Mrs. Louis during anywhere, any light. You'D Mltchal 3-2260 This Mrs. O’Brien Ripa, Mr. ' and Mrs. Kenneth forthcoming visit to this week, was country 17 MACWYIt., NEWARK 2. N.l be thrilled by Its crisp, sharp pictures. should be of informed the that O’Neill, Mr. and Mrs. Paul 01- one courtesy but not by librarian. si at broad Kelt uncoln park. Newark, wntr ire. the list would Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mc- be available to savsky, cordiality. Open veer erceem In perse* eml tab* hem* y*ur al(r. her. Kee, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Drum- Open It your account by molt. you prater; wo all peit- Mr. and Mrs. pay Mrs. O’Brien was among the mond, Larry •*•- Gift cant promptly) specify dialcs. One gilt par and lour voting to withold the Sweeney, Mr. and Mrs. Wil 9:30 ques- Open to 9:30, Saturday! until 6 tionable liam Carnivale. books from general DIVIDENDS circulation, particularly from “41'. teenagers. The other members COMPOUNDED of the board voting similarly QUARTERLY Holy Name were Ward Dunnlcan, Marie 33%4~ Muth and Mrs. Herbert SeiJas. St —Jack for the shelves" Peter’s, Jersey City 4- racalvad by lb* awnfli, some from thpIhp IP Voting "open 151 k el say Luzzi has been installed Mrs. as presi- policy were George Kulik, *S> dent Other officers John ;l

eral Leo M. Cornell!, 0.5.8., first Cant Conference* eiamlna earloua American to head the phaaca of family Ufa. Sylvestrine- KEY Cana it Hutband-Wkfa Halt- Benedictines, is to arrive here tlonahlpai Cana If: SptrttuaUty In Marriacai Cana nl: Parent-Child 1 a July to begin visit of the RelpUonahlpa: Cana IV: Annual re- fiulauAant and faJdaiL JbtUUpL of I. II order of the U.S. and Canada. new and in. Pattraon: Aa above except Cana □ la Abbot Parent-Child RelaUonahlpa. Cana OL Now Op«Q For Cornelli, whose head- * quarters are in Rome, served PI&CAN4 ’r from SUNDAY DINNER 1935 to 1959 as pastor of July 10-17 Secaucua, Immaculate St. Scholastlca’s Church, Conception. HE 3-05*1. SERVED 1 P. Detroit, July 17-34. BeUerUle. St. Fetor'*. M. TO 9 P. M. and will celebrate the 25th anni- 80 S-SSS7. Bring the Family this July *4-31 Itoaelle. AaaumpUon. Sunday versary of his ordination with a EL 3-3907. •a Solemn Pontifical Mass In that Aul. 7-14 Rochelle Park. Sacred Heart. WH 5411*0. church on July 7. He is 888 MT. PROSPECT AVENUE, NEWARK a native of Pittsburgh, Kan.

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Tha Bonk That's Strang lot Youl REV. FATHER RALPH , S.V.n. CATHOIIC UNIVERSITIES HACKENSACK RAMSEY SPRINGFIELD ORANGE POMPTON PLAIN] Msmbsi Fsdsrsl Ospasit Iniunnct Coipoiitios Route Interttate 316 4, Ctr, Route 24, Route N. Ml CHIC. A N CHICAGO 1 Central Avenue, 23, Dl 3-4300 DA 7-4300 DR 9-4300 OR 7-1000 TE 3-4300 6 the advocate June 80,1960 Jesuits Ordain Selected Quotes Protocol Shackles Cardinals TV Producer Mass. WESTON, (RNS) A former newspaperman and Hol- Life Convention television Family In lywood film producer Restrictive Regulations was orgained at Weston College, Jesuit a here. On Life—“ seminary Family The Chris- is to home life (in comparable a pre-marital courses) as- that By James C. O’Neill He is Rev. James complain boys are noisy, D. tian is not an island in dedicated Roache, family and lived in the pects of the of in- of North psychology aggressive, muscular and VATICAN CITY (NC)-Car- S.J., this wretched world. It is un- Andover, Mass., an in- grace of God.”—Cardinal Mc- who ter-personal relations, rather feminine. And those who dinals, the adviser* had a varied career fre- of Popes as a tegral part of our community Intyre. than give them a diluted ver- the and the cameraman, news quent marriage counselor’s equals of editor, Naval and our nation. The customs princes, sion of sex with officer and On Selfishness Selfishness activity em- office have not sometimes enjoy less freedom film producer before and of the frequently ma- ; opinions era affect on its mechanical leads to phasis as- tured this than an joining the Society of Jesus unwillingness to bear beyond Immature average parish priest. in our families for better or for pects.” —Dr. John R. Cava- The difficulties The red 1951. children and “countless wom- stage. that feud- hat carries worse with it ...It is sometimes dif- While in en terrified of nagh, Washington psychiatrist. ing have are often many but also Hollywood, he pregnancy or spouses privileges, many wrote ficult to live in the midst of based an immature and produced the TV afraid of being seen while On Home upon eval- limitations, particularly for award win- evils and not be contaminated preg- Training— “Ques-. those ning ‘‘Hill nant” end tions like uation of the other sex."— Cardinals who reside film, Number One." up with mental dis- divorce, contracep- in ... (so) parents must make His other Rev. Lucius F. Pome. works orders.—Dr, Carl J. sterili- Cervantes, 8.J., included TV use of those institutions and Hoffman, tion, thythm, abortion, films sociologist at St. Louis Univer- So great is the produced in association Philadelphia General Hospital. zation seem rarely discussed dignity of a facilities, civic and religious, Cardinal with Rev. Patrick sity. i that the Church has Peyton, C.S C , which by parents with even are channeled construc- On Sex—"There is as much children, of the surrounded him with “Family Theatre" of elaborate and the tively toward wholesome fam- ignorance about marriageable age. Not more On Marriage Preparation—- sex today when protocol Family Rosary Crusade. and great formality. life.” than 15% of the men and 25% “Training a child for ily Archbishop Robert everyone talks about it as there marriage He began his’ career in of the the E. of San Antonio. was at the women (in a survey of should start in The ONCE HE Lucey beginning of the infancy . . . HAS become a communications field as a writ- engaged couples in New basic is century when no one talked York) preparation (o over- member of the of Car- er for the On Creation “God created College Tel- treated at home Lawrence (Mass.) about it. In either were to any come the innate selfishness that he us for love for His case, the dinals may no longer egram and Sun own love indoctrination hop Sunday and was for most of these is the of all the chil- Christian notion of sex has got- heritage on a bus, stroll around crowd- assistant editor and ours—for the of love city of the Bos-' giving dren ed ten lost in the shuffle.”—Rev. items."—Msgr, George A. Kel- of Adam and Eve."— hail taxi ton Post and the of love." places, a or at the outbreak of World receiving accept John C. ly, director, New York Mrs. Marie New York serious mar- Family Klllilea, without thought a cas- War II when he- became Bishop J. Weldon Knott, director, Public Christopher I-ife Bureau. mother of five and author of the ual and Invitation to dinner. Information Officer of Mass. riage family apostolate, in the First Springfield, Conn. best-seller "Karen.” Often priests and prelates Naval District. Hartford, On Speaking Mannerisms On Marriage is for the honor Marriage "While rather chosen refuse it After submarine On Marital a man speaks assignments really a "three-party contract" Purpose The because do wish precisely, a woman they not to be the awarded him of sex will Fr. Navy the Pur- in which make proper use enable rarely Eichmiller Goes in the partners “the caught up dut- and means exactly what she says multiple ple Heart, a Bronze Star for promises of love, parents to “achieve the double ies and ceremonial fidelity, A woman ... cannot afford to To Missions require- outstanding service. purpose of the mak- Jamaica loyalty and sacrifice to God as marriage: ments of a Cardinal. be literal as far as of each other better lovers language UNION CITY Rev. well as to each other."—Car- ing Regis When Cardinal Vati- is concerned. She deals with Tardlni, of God and the giving dinal of Los to Him Eichmiller, director can of Mclntyre Angeles. those who have C.P., general Secretary State, Marks no finally Pilgrimage of more lovers of Him in their language: of the of the Sacred For little children Confraternity accepted an appointment to the On Grace In marriage, children.”—Father she is the Danes’ Conversion Knott. Passion, will leave in July for Sacred College—after "man and If left woman ... to their having belong en- interpreter his Denmark On new assignment as a mission* turned down the honor in 1952 BIRKEROD, (NC) to each Inadequate would tirely other, and Housing fathers, children end up A they ary at St. Paul of the Cross Mis* he said: pilgrimage of Catholics “How there be a to the are one in In can code of grunting, heart, one mind, simply making Benedictine slon, 78 Manchester Rd., Mande* "Here before is that of Our and where there is one noises.” Rev. you Monastery one in affection. The sacri- chastity Maurice O’- Lady here ville, Jamaica, 8.W4. monster of virtue who marked the I,oooth an- fice room for a father, mother and Leary of re- of bearing with each London, director, of three Since Father Eichmiller nounced the in 1952. It niversary Denmark’s other’s children?” Rev. Peter Catholic 1957, purple conver- peculiarities of tem- Advisory Council of sion to has been stationed at St. Paul of was not virtue, however, which Christianity. perament made Richards, C.P., director, Cath- England and Wales. are generously, A group of Catholics olic the Cross prompted me to renounce such and the family movement, Uru- Monastery, Pittsburgh, journeyed resulting happiness is On 12 miles from Maturity first a high but the wish for walk- guay. "Immature as a missionary, and later honor, Copenhagen, not explainable with the except boys like soldiers and peace and ing part of the to honor com- «s general director of the Con- quiet." way, the of There intervention grace ... On Sex Instruction “It that Blessed in plain girls are soft, sissy, of the Sacred Passion. Virgin appreciation of is no would fraternity joy, no happiness, no con- seem more desirable to tender and unmasculine. CARDINALS in Rome the number Imma- He living growing of Catholics. tentment in previously spent two years ia human life that discuss with must attend the engaged couples ture little girls like dolls and Toronto. Pope on all solemn occasions. TTiey must ask the Pope’s permission A CARDINAL’S WARDROBE: Among the items of every time they wish to leave a Cardinal’s attire are these hats, rings, leggings and For The Rome, except in the case of "FOURTH" shoes. shows the Coming FOOD FAIR the six Top hat& used for full Shop Cardinal-Bishops who dress, semi- formal wear and are free to travel to their everyday use. are near- In center the gold dioceses without topaz by consulting rings worn by Cardinals. Usual shoes of a the Pope. Cardinal are supplemented by these Non-resident green, white, red Cardinals are scarlet leggings, each to worn required to make a visit to the and be at different

Pope whenever they are in ceremonies. Rome. And they' too must se- cure his building* to the The permission before leav- belonging Holy booklet notes that a Cardl- in the See, or other places, and ing city. nal should have an ecclesiastic in In addition to the share', using one formal master of provisions ceremonies; a gentle- of Canon 95-item booklet apartment.. who Law, a man, normally only serves And mil the Sacred Con- in an published by honorary a ffomr We*l« WHO do rapacity; KmtUtmm fifemfa mt Umm rrtmwm ai of Ceremonial CARDINALS not live hi gregation pre- chaplain who attends the Car- in scribes Vatican-owned re- the conduct of a Car- premises dinal during functions rent public dinal. ceive allowance of sloo a and OPEN UTE aids him with his robes; month. In Roman Car- This booklet covers addition, and a every- secretary. Usually he al- THURS. to 9 dinals receive a sal- would pm thing from what he must wear monthly so have a cook and of about ¥A ary $B6O, plus an extra on given occasions to what his chauffeur. FRIDAY to a' month if be like 150 they are in A apartment must and chauffeur u necessary—- of how and where charge one of the ad- often 10 he will be major they come from the Vati- pm offices buried. of ministrative of the Many these rules can because Cardi- Church. car-pool to nals are not SAT. apply principally Cardinals supposed to use •Much of this PARMER GRAY in a Cardinal must public Rome, but they also apply means of transportation um to, support his household. 8 am-6pm Or in some measure within the city. to others. . . Broilers V. S. Gov't Grock "A" FREE IN THE MATTER of cloth- the rule* ing, require anew DecisionIn ChurchRestrictsPropertyCourtsCases PARKING Cardinal to have wardrobe a WHOLE of ONLY veatmenta and robes costing about $1,500. The Cardinals of HBe Rome are informed the Of- by WASHINGTON fice of the Prefect of (RNS) The of the land that Apostolic in any hierarchlal Oceen U. S. Spray Ceremonies Supreme Court in a unan- I Cranberry | at various times of Church, even if the hierachy be imous opinion has held the year as to what robes again seized and JUMBO i to control they that subjected by i 2'Lr 29r must wear. Archbishop Boris, appointee a foreign power hostile to reli- F*Hy Cooked of the Moscow Patriarchate Because of a Cardinal’s as gion, the hierarchy’s dig- head of the authority Russian church nity, anyone who invites him Patriarchal over in the U. S. Church property to dine is cautioned Orthodox in the U. be to S., may not with, eith- FLORIDA GOLDEN RANTAM provide and his Interfered form of supporters have the right er state every special honor. by legislatures or by to possession and SHRIMP The control of St. host is expected to send atate or federal courts, unless di- SMOKED Nicholas the in Cardinals a list of the Orthodox Cathedral rect of subversive activi- New proof guests invited with him and is York City. ties is shown. Control of the cathedral The decision required by protocol to pay him has also indicates that been in states special honor in welcoming him dispute since 1924 when and their courts will have * on his arrival. JH* ““Jority of clergy and very narrow limits of authority HAMS Tlie Cardinal for his faithful of the Russian Orthodox in churches part may disputes involving 99 not to Church in this establish- with go places judged unsuit- country congregational or presby- ••H Portion able ed the to bis rank. Cardinals thus autonommous Russian Or- terian systems, as well. tend to prefer private dining thodox Church of North America rooms'to on the that the public ones, and pri- ground Moscow had American Poles vate homes and Institutions to Patriarchate become tbe i tool of an 12*49 restaurants. They art advised atheist state. Museum PICNIC NEEDS 33 43 to talk The Court Plan with the Prefect of Supreme in a short curiam" order CHICAGO ApoatpUc Ceremonies before unsigned “per said (NC) Erection of that a decision which it rendered million • r «•» %-•? they thoose a residence, to a $1 Polish museum by in make that it is unconstitutional of CHARCOAL sure suitable 1952, holding a Americans Polish ancestry is section of ROUND the CLOCK for them. the New York State planned here. 46 «z. Law reli- Plans for Corporations governing the cultural center Orange Pineapple UNDER IDEAL FRUIT DRINK 1 gious must circum- corporations, stand as were disclosed 3 C. BRIQUETS stances'a by George Orange Apricot Cardinal’s the final word in this apartment long dis- Walter, curator of the archives should consist of a and spacious pute. museum of the Polish Roman hallway, a room, Catholic waiting a Apart from its immediate ef- Union. He said leaders Kingiford room set aside for fect of ecclesiasti- upon St. Nicholas major Polish American |Q^g^O Cathedral, organ- cal throne IWf-MAR meetings, a room, a which will be handed izations havo formed over to the the Polish FRUIT COCKTAIL 2 reception a room, chapel and Moscow Patriarchate Museum of which 43 as a center America, Inc., Wet 29c the number Naps oil of other rooms for its will launch religious activities in the a nationwide fund needed by his household and drive U. S., the Supreme Court’s ruling for the new building. family, i is The Diamond Snack Plates 2 viewed by court observers as new cultural center will ft 29= With the large number of new take over the severely restricting the right of Polish Roman Cath- Cardinals created by Pope states and of olic Union’s archives HORMEL state courts in and all mu- Cold Drink Sweetheart SPAM 2~ 89 John there \~29c are not future seum, which include Cups jg enough cases involving a some of the "ideal" dispute apartments in Rome to most valuable over church property. Polish collections go around. Therefore, two or To decide in the world. PUitie between the contend- Largest and most Spoons or Forks 2 SVl9= three Cardinals live in valuable together ing parties, it establishes as law is the Ignacc Jan H o*. Paderewski collection which in- BEANS FYNE-TASTE cludes his piano and music and Super Jumbo Straws .ft 29= lUX rorK 10' the with pen which he signed the Versailles treaty that established Dixie Hot Drink *“ 29= the Cups ft EXPERIENCE independence of Poland In 1919. SALAD Diamond Compartment A "Know-how” Plates jj 45= DRESSING gained from a MIRACLE WHIP quarter century of aerving dis- Kerala Suspends criminating hosts and hrqtfTfrftS all Teacher Rule on types of occasions, and NAPKINS nndfr all conditions. TRIVANDRUM, India - The now DEL catsup non-communist government RED CROSS MONTE 4-69 of Kerala has suspended a con troversial box section of the Educa- ASSORTED of tion Act adopted under the former FLAVORS 250 29 communist government. FYNE-TASTE ctf. The suspended lection provided PICKLES kosher Who that la or Spears jar teachers in all schools, in- d 2 00 29 those *1 cluding privately operated, Charcoal Briquets^:,T. .t3 IT be from appointed a government list. This could have permited Hygrade Salted Cashews 89c pro-communist low-caste Hindus »l« NEW FAMILY SIZEI to take over 25% of the teaching posts in private schools. Charklng Charcoaf 4 33c While bag the section has been sus- tiie Q#B pended, suspension is not per- <*•*». manent, Charcoal £ ?4sc being effective only un- Lighter m til whilo bots 4arm6 January the problem Is - discussed 5260i. CATEtUHGf'SEHyiCC by school leaders. The Salted Mixed Nuts Hy9red* 89c OT •/, ' section cl|> may then be revised or ol MARTIN L. HORN “MARTY” JR. "DON” abandoned. pbn depotrt * VEST ORANGE, NEW JERSEY ‘ REdwood M3OO Salted Peanuts “r 69c ASHES ato a symbol of Pen- ance. W» Rotorvo th« Right to Limit Quflrrtitiet. June 1960 Last Work Edith 30, THE ADVOCATE 7 of Stein 'Sensitive' Television THE SCIENCE OF THE CROSS, ing us the English idiom. “The Imitation of since it Cross,” the studies in detail and JULY 3 Edith SUNDAY# Treated by Stein. Regnery. $4.75. The of the editor (Dr. Cross.” The first 8:30 (4) •'Let's Talk About preface and last of solidly the central fact of the a.m. Religion (Adults because of advanced God." Brutally only to Lucy Gelber) contains among these are easier read and com- cross in Christ’s life, in the life 9:15 a.m.(4) Inquiry* "Personality." content and other a short 11:30 (11) style.) things biographical than the of St. John of the a.m. Christophers prehend second, perhaps Cross and in Sir This is the last work of "Cornerstones of Freedom.” Edith note on Edith Stein, some re- because they deal with John the each of lives. our It is a book Cedric Hardwicke In New Lancaster Stein and the (4) Hour. Film first of her marks major upon the and aim of man, and the second wrestles for adults who 1:30 P.m. Catholic origin wish to know t works to be translated SATURDAY# JULY into Eng- “The Science of the Cross” and a with the of profound concepts “our true God and Lord” and 7 p.m. (13) Bishop Sheen lish. It By William H. He becomes involved in The inimitable is a written short examination of the Mooring guilty Judy beautifully person- darkness, purification and faith. “to In Holliday preserve peace their “Sinners! with the for and sensitive of the Elmer Is intrigue woman evan- plays all it’s worth the exposition of Edith Stein in the The last section of this “The hearts.” ' « Gantry pivotal ality light part, is doctrine and of Coming!” And if to the gelist. He on visiting terms role of the telephone writings one who of the Science of the Cross. Glory of the Resurrection,” posi- brought answering- screen with in the must frequently have been her In Radio by Khrushchev’s own film- women local house service girl who falls in love the forewqrd the author her- tively sings even in translation of with propaganda of ill-fame. Much of the dialogue one of her unseen inspiration. Hilda Graef, who has self tells us what she is vision which department, the Sin- clients (Dean attempt- the was John’? but done the Films on TV SUNDAY# JULY 3 clair Lewis novel could is raw in the extreme. Almost A few translating of this to do in this "to under- which also must have not have Martin). sticky situations study ing book, been that 8:15 a.m WNEW—Sacred Heart served situation that invites hum- wherein of St. John of the Following Is a list of more the atheistic every a detective Cross, has stand John of the Cross in and of Edith Stein as she understood film, on TV 7 a.m. WNEW - Hour of Crucified subtly blundering July 2-—B. There be in 7:13 almost succeeded in may changes a.m WRCA—Hour of St Francis of orous reaction does so at certain mistakes the always giv- through the of his and more some due to cuts but switchboard unity being more deeply the Car- for TV use, gen- 7:30 a.m. WHOM—Sacred Heart Hour : philosophy girls eraily ,the original Legion sacrifice of for some reli- for else it of 7:30 WOR - ‘ Karl Marx. off-set as is in his life and melite vocation. Born of Jewish Decency a.m Marian Theater respect something are by expressed ratings may be accepted 8:30 as correct. a.m. WMCA Ave Maria Hour idea other. a gious or works.” Her sources are she was 30 when she After brief quickly supervening scrupu parents be- for the family 8:45 a.m. WMTR—Hour of St. Francis humor. , who has known 10.30 WABC - in Ac- New Catholic cited and her Catholic and Apache Trail a.m Christian foreword Anyone many lously purpose to came a 42 when she Last Holiday Portrait in Black tion. "Questions They Ask About devoted work Barnacle Bill Magnet which acknowl- Protestant preachers and out a philosophy of the entered religious life. From Co- the Church.” per- Brimstone Mother Fair (No Book Releases 2:30 p.m WRCA Catholic Hour. sees this film more rating yet) son established. to Echt In Holland she Cherokee Strip Wore Tights that evangelists logne car- 8:30 p.m WVNJ edges China Living Rosary* This highly exces- FoUowins Is Passage Poetman there in than It is in abom- contrived, a list of new Catholic After an and at Rev. James F. Me Closkey are pain anger. introduction, Edith ried her cross Auschwitz Destroyer s Didn't many books Uni- Ring emotional compiled by the Catholic MONDAY# JULY 4 bad sively and outdated Stein her under she knew its Farmer*! Daughter Prideof West good Christian inably taste. Itis a diabolical versity of America Übrary. ranges findings glory. a WS.» KM Heart Follow the om • sarred tale of extramarital Journal for Mary, Fleet Professional intrigue, in- by Sister Maraueritc three 10:03 WSOU - of work. headings: “The of This is a book to own and 4 Feathers p.m. fFM) Rosary. evangelists, the piece Andrew. Message to Soldier | Anthology centered on TUESDAY* JULY 5 fidelity and Great Garrick Rock Trail murder, scripted Mary's feasts the Cross," “The Doctrine of the love. It is difficult to review Island film proceeds arranged In month-by- Hornr I p.m WRor «FM> - Sarred Heart Island Saratoga from their own Ivan Goff month sequence. AT THE the play by (Christopher Pub- WEDNESDAY* JULY 4 to show FINISH, woman Johnny Comes Thunder in us lishing House $4). Valley 3:30 WBNX only and Ben p.m - St Stephen's would seem to Flying Home Varsity Show to abscond Roberts, Modem Catholic Thinkers, such evangelist, planning Church. Novena , ■ evangeli- edited by Loves ofEdgar —i cvangen* Aloyal R. Caponlgri. Yankee Doodle CBl be an unfortunate, even embar- ■ us Thirty-seven 10:05 p.m. WSOU fFM) - Rosary. characters as with exhorts Allan Poe Dandy serve to identi- Gantry, fanatically eelections and from European Ameri- At N. J. Summer Theaters THURSDAY* JULY 7 her rassing choice of material in CathoUc writers. (Harper. FOR ADULTS, ADOLESCENTS fy religion with congregation to stay where can Sl5). 3 p.m WSOU «FM) - Sacred Heart fanat- Unison hypocrisy, Mass for Parish Use, Sister Above 9:30 p.m. WSOU (FM) to star Lana Turner. Hav- by Joan T. Suspicion Only Angels Ave Maria. icism, commercial they are, although a which Carletta By Nourse consuming and Jerome Colter. Available Barkleys of 10:03 WSOU (FM> - Rosary. opportunism, Have Wings p.m ing induced her doc- In Bells Art Ringing Breezy musical about to overcome the JULY • emotionalism and fire has out in the hall seductively an organ edition and an eight-page fight crippling polio Broadway Perilous Holiday FRIDAY* eroticism. This broken an answer-service who Beet a WSOU - leaflet Priced at SI in quanUUes of Impulsive girl Third Sport Amiable farce satiriz- Boomerang River p.m. (FM) Sacred Heart tor-lover kill can't is m perfect where she’s She (Anthony Quinn) to SO. (Liturgical Press, help mothering her clients. One ing the company-regimented lives of 3:30 WBNX accord with Commu- preaching! and tl paper). up- Brasher Doubloon of Jima p.m. Perpetual Help skimpily costumed Sands Iwo her Chant chorus number. and-coming execs. Novena. mst tycoon-husband Nol- Accompaniment Simplified, by Brigham Young Sea Hornet Party in many others bum to death. (Lloyd Boy Friend show policy opposition to Sister Rollicking family-style Two Seesaw •:30 WSOU - Hour of Cecils. Introductory manual. for the Clever but heavily Clouded Yellow Sitting Pretty p.m. fFM) she finds satirizing the bland musical comedies of Later her charred an), herself and her (Liturgical Press, si. two-character condon- Crucified. Confeesion, Rev. Berard religion. they bring paper). the suggestive comedy Cluny Brown So Proudly The 20s. love as lover drawn into other crimes Blood Red Crescent, by Henry ing Illicit cure-all for life's heart- Confession We Hail Tierney. CJ» Bible to Carousel Poignant Rodgers and Ham- to Gantry. With mOck Garnett. Historical aches. 1005 p.m WSOU fFM> - Rosary. novel for children merstein musical about Confirm or Deny Star of India a cocky circus West Side Story he cover their There is some 11-14 centered on Stark modern Romeo SATURDAY* JULY 9 PRODUCED solemnity quotes from St. guilt. Christian response barker's bittersweet marriage. Presents Conflict Strange Affair by Bernard and Juliet musical set New 1 WSOU fFM) to the Turkish Invasion of Europe. amid York Conquest p.m. -r- Sacred Heart to suggest stricken con- some muddled notions about life after Stranger on Prowl Smith, with Burt Paul: attempt (Doubleday. street gangs. Accepts unorthodox private 1:13 p.m. WSOU (FM) Hour of ft Lancaster and 51.88). death. Dragonwyck Summer Holiday and goes In but in The "marriage" for much raw Francis. Jean “When I was a I science, this tasteless tala The Book of Crucible Powerful drama of Salem Framed Terror at Simmons as a child, Exodus, with commentary language Midnight couple of spoke Witchcraft tract Intoler- 7:03 p.m WOR Family Theater by Roland E. Murphy. O.Carm. trials: as against Honeymoon That OtherWoman ‘hot of arrogant Vol. 4 The Rainmaker Pleasant romance of gospel” as a child, I understood self-concern, ance seems overanxious to suggest mod- Importance the as a hgrdly In the Pamphlet series. weather of Thief evangelists, Bible (PauUst. spell-binding wizard and of the main characters em wary I any com- 75c paper). parallels. spinster in Southwest Being Ernest Treasure of screenplay by Richard Brooks child, thought as a child, bnt Epitaph for George Dillon Pessimistic young drought Some InWhich We Serve mand Vico Necchl, by lands. mixed-up moral values. Sierra Madre Show Film for Chile makes some when I became and the false Nesta Dcßobeck. Popu- British play castigating the unlearned for pretense of a I respect argu- Johnny Eager Voice ofLove exclud- man, put lar biography of outstanding having bad taste and the learned for the ment that love must find Italian Knockout Whistler NEWARK The technicolor ing Lancaster away childish things.” With a way lay CathoUc doctor, tertiary of St. greedily catering to It. character from Man From Dakota Wing & 'Francis, and collaborator Prayer the builds for In many The King and I— Enchanting Rodgers Night Monster film “Embezzled Heaven” will Christian this he throws aside the Bible. sympathy wrong-doing. scholarly Million Raised Within These Walls ministry. By this projects. (Franciscan Herald and Hammerstein musical about $lO The a gra- Notorious be shown for the benefit of vic- tricky device the On this note the sum effect is a nasty taste Press, 88.93). schoolmistress exotic old film gets a picture ends. cious British in COLOGNE, Catho- OBJECTIONABLE The Bible Siam. Germany of the Movie Code in the mouth and mem- In the Light of Modern Sci- t>ms recent earthquakes in seal, although Lan- Adding insult to injury, “mock” disturbing ence, The Moon It Blue suggestive lics In Baroness& Butler Invisible by Bertram J. Hesslcr. Trans- Highly Germany donated $10.75 Man’s caster’s ories of smirkish forever Call Out Chile. The will be Elmer fairly recent scandal lation from the comedy harping on Marinea Revenge screening July Gantry undeni- evangelist services were staged German commenting million for mission the unfunny theme of aeducton. programs dur- Doll Face Invisible Ray 5 headlines. Was not this on the relationship between at the Plaza Theater ar- ably as an in the story de- the Bib- South Pacific by poses He street outside the account Memorable romantic mus- Glaas Alibi Man Between evangelist. Holly- Ucal of the origin of the the 1960 Lenten ical about the love of a Navy for ing appeal spon- He with preaches chosen to world and nurse Married Outlaw Girl rangement the Newark as does wood theater. Hired liberately exploit cir- modem science, such as publicly, just preview a French planter during World War n. sored the of His Wife history . Ger- Red Shoes cumstances? and anthropology. (Franciscan at by Bishops Archdiocesan Audio-Visual the Jean Sunrise Campobeno Strang Li- Simmons bandsmen curbside mov- HouseofDracula Spawn of at caricaturing Herald Proas 51.70.) l lag drama ‘ North character, about FJ).R.’s courageous many. / times so Story ofG.I. Joe brary. reminiscent of the late evangelists, played with satirical Fro All Right, Jack Aimie Semple McPherson. flourish tunes that for millions of Good (Adults) The Americans Hollywood Movie Code are sacred Christian For 20 years British film pro- says: “Ministers of hymns. ducers religion, or >/ have envied Hollywood’a For persons The posing as shall What is the movie business Coming "FOURTH* FOOD FAIR such, aptitude for poking fun at not be sly Shop portrayed ai comic char- coming to? American ways of life. Here, at acters or villians as so as to manage to tear least, they a page cast disrespect on Bells Are Ringing religion.” out of Hollywood’s style book. This rule “Elmer Gantry” Good (No Rating Yet) They have Peter Sellers, who is openly violates in and The spirit screen version of the rapidly pulling ahead of Alec letter. Broadway musical, although npt Guinness, to help them. As They Lancaster El- with have portrays him, over-supplied song and a good story which “ribs” mer Gantry is comical and vil- has make labor and dance, enough zip to management, at a lainous. time it and in trade light, airy entertaining. when, Britain, un- ionism is a respectable, well-ma- tured institution. See it for laughs. PLUS FREE , Merehmnts Green Stmmpm with every pnreh"*el MOVIES »«3. J3s«ss‘'» ssar&sg: Hudson Choir For further Information call: MA 3-5700 Morally Unobjectionablefor Everyone To Broadcast Adventure* of For Ist the Time Journey to Contor Story of Huth JERSEY CITY Huckleberry Finn Gallant Hours of Eorth 10 Commandment! The Catholic c 'i Battle Flame of Scot- Gideon Kidnapped Tenon. Ape Mon Choir Guild of Hudson Battle County Closed of land Yard - Killers of —”3o" Coral Sea Glenn Miller Story Kilimanjaro will be heard on the Catholic 3rd Mon on Moun- Ben Hur Good Lost Angry Mon Hour Day for a radio the Behind the Great Hanslns Lost Voyogo -13 righting Mee program on first •.« . m 3f. All Libel four Day Great Day 3 Come tokill Sundays of The Bli Fisherman July. pro- Gunflfhters of Mon on string 1.001 Aroblon Nto. BK Jeeter gram is aired Abilene Misters of Timbuktu Sundays at 2:30 Blh Nlaht Guns ofTimber- Congo Jungle Monday, Time Lock p.m. over WRCA. Blood * Steel Und Mlchoel Strogoff Toby Tyler Broth of a Boy Have Rosred Socket. WUI Mouse Thit 13 Honrs to KUI Rev. James F. A. " Cast O’Brien ot JULY a Lone Travel Noose for Gunmesn Werrior ' >y 4 A Sieve Christ the Shadow Hercules Oklohomo Territory _dirl King parish, modera- Comanche Station Houdlnl Opers’ion When Comedy tor of Conspiracy the said the radio of Hound Dos Man Amsterdam Wis Guild, •t. 'slts«w> King Hearts Israel choir Private* Affair Windiommer will be for 70 Cosmic Man It comprised Happened to Polly anna Would-Be Dinosaur!* voices and will Jane 7 Hill* of Roma render a selection r Dot of Flanders GenUemen It. Terror From Silent Enemy of of Wreck of Mery Edse Eternity Outer polyphony including: “O Bone ■ w:-wa: Specs Sink the Blamarek Deere Flame Over India Snow Queen Jesu,” “Jesu Dulds Valuable »now fciueen Memoria,” Clip Coupons “O God of Unobjectionable for Adults Adolescents Loveliness,” and an , Ave Affair to Maria. - FWnt Fontalnee Han Who Died Ttmmngo Receive Remember Twice Teenager From Director will be Adam Knieste Gulden's Mustard Angry Rad I | Planet Miracle Outer Space atomic Submartno »0f Drat of St. Aedan’s atrip Mountain Road 10Second! to HeU parish; Araon organist, for Hlro Hollow On the Waterfront 5‘ _ Thunder In Sun James St. Babotto Coe a to Giant of lfarathon of Topper, Augustine’s, Domestic Sliced EXTRA BONUS Patha Glory Time Machine m !___T_1 J War Grand Union The Illualon Pay or Die City. county guild in- Bat Gunfltht at Pier S Havana ToHeU A Back cludes Battle of ll Sean 3* Pleaae Don't Eat Unforgiven parishes. Became ■ Ha^Kl OF "280" They're the Dalai ee Varboten In addition to Youn* Prlaoner of Volfa the annual dem- u m“‘ Bella Are “MS vi;!r« onstration Xlailai Nun'a Story o smVu Mass, held IB at Born to Be May Cored Porty and .Bear e SLICED St. Aedan’s with SWISS Brain Eat era Return of Fly Wake Me When a 112-voice Merchants Not T Green But for Me Kouae of Hawke Roof It's Over the lee choir, guild also presents Crazy for Lore Palace Samaon A Delilah an '■ WUd and the ■ ■; Cune Kinjr* Go annual of Undeed rorth Say One for Me Innocent Lenten music festival. Devll'a Dlaclple Tna Scent of Myalery Woman Enchanted lafland Eater Sergeant Woman race of rualUre Rutledte Obeeaeed Stamps! a Legend of CANON LAW has Tom Solid Gold World. of Flaah and force riooda Fear Dooley binding Cadillac the Devil and can be enforced CHEESE Han In the Net by Song without End penal- Surrender Hell ties. 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Bleeein*e _ Journey Once More Third Volos Coupon Expires Set., July 2. 1940 Crane* Are Flrlne Look Back la With This Barth Crimaon Kimono Feeling la lone SUN RICH r Our In Cry Terror Man Havana Touch of Larceny MM Umoly Hearte Operation Day of Outlaw Petticoat vtrrtn island Orange, Vi Hot Summer Grape Don't Pillow Talk Wild Strawberries Give Up Maclclan Ship Poaaeaeorr Wind Cannot Read In or Han Who COLjOR Punch gal * Could Purple Cans Wonderful DRINK Faat Gune County .Cheat Death Rachel Code 4MI—- ♦OO Rlowa Han Who Under- Rebel Set He Who Muat Die" U atood Women Sapphire delphlane 50 14 aelphiane CSUICIDE MISSION |f 1 § Morally Objectionable MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS in Part for Everyone Alaaka Paaaate Female * the Rachel Coda A And Rise Fall of SUCREST WITH PURCHASE OF LI. lAS Gulct Flowa Flash Hat Race buama the Don 0 Jack RT. 46 t KERR'S POTATO Branded Woman the Ripper mJSffi At Site of 5 CHIPS Beat Generation S Oataa to Hell 45 La Parialenna Room at the Toi Adulta Una far Beloved' Bloomfield 'W Only. Coupon Infidel Fualtlve Kind Last Mile Room Av. Former Plm Chopping Family Bit Heat 43 V. . I : Forbidden Fruit LH Abner . , Nome Blue Antal Rosemary Pino Brook Gena story Brook Kmpa Mlastle to the Slim of Gladlatca Shoe Bluebeard’a 10 Ctrl In Bikini Moon. Solomon * Shah. Honeymoona Tent Coupon Expires Set., July 2. 1944 Glrla Town Never So Tew Some Uke E Bramble It Hot ft Buah God's I.lttlo Acre Of Love * Lust Stranalera Born of Reckleaa Guns. Glrla BLUE RIBBON and Oeen City Bombay Bucket of rolls Blood Ganaatari Platinum HUB 2100 . Subway In the Can Ski H*xu School Summer Sanrcua ofllorrore Happy Plaee Annlvar- Pretty Boy Floyd Tall Conqueror Story .. a*ry Psycho Too Soon M-E L Q P Y TOP Crack to Lot In Mirror Head ot Tyrant Pusher Vlraln Sacrifice Cry Touth Hercules Unchained Race Rat Who Was That y so i Daddy-O Inalda the Mafia Rebel Breed Lady? 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Bax Ml IRVINGTON- MAPLEWOOD Spaclal Thaalr'a Var°ti Pricei Effective June 29, 30; July I A 2 Only, Dlacount 8 THE ADVOCATE June 30, 1960 Red on His Map? The Fourth THE QUESTION BOX On Monday we shall observe the 184th the in nation; resources implanted our continent Most Rep. Walter W. 76 Broad anniversary of the of Curtis, St., Bloomfield, N.J* adoption the Declaration of by a generous God were the in- is editor The which developed by Box, be submitted to him Independence by the Continental of Question Questions may Congress, the the k genuity, determination, yes, even in this column. ‘ ng ln names of the greed, for answer J^ people of the 13 of our S people. °n S rth America, proclaimed But we were free-handed th.f“•t .V° J? with our Q. If one up to a child in order to these United Colonies wealth, gives something, given as* are, and of Right we threw open our ports to the of the is this not a sacrifice in the oiight to be Free and peoples sure it the Heavenly patronage Independent States.” world, them to us in the fir welcoming join work eyes of the Church? of the Saint whose it bears. t Thursday of name .. / July in 1776 marked of development, to share in the riches of our A. Yes, it is. It is a sacrifice Christian to con- e birth of a great and parents ought noble experiment. It our farms, mines, our forests, our factories. Ex- to that is sider this to was significantly begun with give up something spiritual advantage appropriate ap- tant records to the arrival here of peals to God. Our testify nearly pleasant. the child as much more forefathers did not hesitate millions important to 42 of and recognize the men, women children, eagerly than the modern sound of supreme of the mere dominion to the invitation Q. What is the Sacred Heart the Almighty responding engraved at the base It shows over world and to invoke a name. poor regard His Providence for of the Statue of badge? the protection of the Liberty: for a child not to this addi- cause of freedom. plan Give me A. In the 17th St. The your tired, your poor, century, tional for it. growth of our nation in 184 spiritual advantage these years Your huddled Margaret Mary described has masses yearning to vividly far exceeded the visible With a variety of Christian potentiality of its breathe to her fellow religious the free. image noreason beginnings, has more then names, there is why a. justified even the The of the Sacred wretched refuse of your Heart as He most optimistic ap- saint's name should not be chosen hopes of those first American to teeming shore. peared her. This image was patriots. foi a child. Send n these, the homeless, tempest- used as a means of promoting L this wth we can In addition parents would do -and should - J !, ?I° take tost to devotion to the Sacred Heart laudablei me. and pride, pride that does well not merely to pick a saint's not gloss over Twice in this was century we have gone to eventually placed on a the mistakes of the war, but also to choose the past but at the name, which, same our wealth in selfless efforts spending blood, our badge. saint after whom the child is time, gives proper recognition to the good that to make the world better in The first Sacred Heart has been a place which to live. badge The named so that the child in grow accomplished. over-all record of (That attained in this we so little success is no discredit country was introduced our is indeed by will know its patron saint country such as to deserve ing up coin- to our good no of the the of tlon will, lessening magnitude Apostleship Prayer. Appro- often in l° quicken the and pray to him Thus, pride of every loyal of our sacrifice.) bation of the edthen ’ badge was given choosing the name John it wou.d In recent have the See in Our years we poured out our by Holy 1872. The beginnings were be well if the parents deter- humble, our initial riches in boundless familiar to the the serrated- prospects charity help poor, oval-shaped, mined whether the child is to poor. Yet, by courage and self-sacri- bo stricken, the homeless of all the on red felt fice the world, in the edge prints showing by sacrifice even of the named after St. John the Bap- lives of many lands of former foes His Heart no less than among our Christ, exposed, on one of our - tist, St. John the people by patient endurance and the friends. Of this Apostle or some especially, we can be side and the Heart Itself on the blessing of truly other John. of Providence, we made claim One might argue good our this the heart of ether have been distributed to proud; by especially, God must and independence and became course, that in the name a nation. be for this since then bearing touched; especially we expect worn by millions. That nation was almost may one has as a all destroyed by the continued divine Since 1936 the beautiful Jchn, patron crime blessings. Batoni of human but saints in Heaven whose slavery we a great In the midst namp fought of the current interest in “one- has adorned the civil to win freedom painting badge. war for the worldism” was John. However, there is an oppressed, to (which sometimes tends In order to make the traditional full value to disparage give to the assertion in also in the child our Declaration national let Sacred advantage grow- of values), us not lose of the fact Heart even that “all sight badge more with devotion his Independence men created that ing up to own are our greatest contribution to the attractive and equal to well-being contemporary, the guarantee, in the words of Abraham of the patron saint. world will be made of has 'that by our continued Apostleship Prayer Lincoln, this under adopt- natim, shall cultivation of the virtues have God, that have made ed the official consecration Q. May I make anew birth of freedom.” us pic- a private great a as nation, by our continued ture of the Sacred Heart at home? As time went development by novena on, we grew in from 13 of the size, resources with which God has endowed Benson while the basic dates to 50. As retaining A. A novena is a we grew, we became rich nine-day a us as a nation. and red border. shape prayer. There is no rule that it The of the wearing Sacred must be made in church. Each Heart badge is promoted in make his West u one may own novena and East Did Meet special manner by the Apostle- a* home if he wishes. of ship Prayer as an external Of when a Mr. Eisenhower has returned from his course novena serv- safely because the Spanish colony, United States had sign of union of the ice Far Eastern tour. For this Apostleship takes in church it has we are thankful to liberated the place Islands from in 1898; it of Christ. The of -that he Spain was wearing the ihe added jf the God, grateful was spared harm advantages com- any no longer the of American from the forces of capital an posses- badge somewhere on one’s nature or from the per- munity’s prayer of a malice of sion, because the United together; after son is recommended. men. States, fighting sermon and of Benediction. Be- a costly war to recover the Islands from the Foreign affairs cause of these extra solemnities experts, politicians and com- had Q. Is it Japanese, fulfilled its of 1934 and necessary or merely mentators will discuss promise and devotions has long and debate the value desirable that our prayer given them full freedom and independence a saint’s name of the President's two-week on added weight in adoring God. journey to the July 4, 1946. be given at Baptism? Orient; there will be the widest Virtues Have Thus it itould be preferable to range of variance It was in A. By the law of Japan that dark shadows Theological the Church in their seemed estimates of the value join in the novena in but of what he to fall (Canon 761) it is directed church; ac- across the President’s Yet it that a of the path. is it is to make it at complished, degree of done from what child should permissible damage to in that be the of in happened Japan we can learn given name home. our standing a part Df the world where the most lessons a saint at Baptism. The * for the future. God same face is of such enlightening and In the End making novena one grave importance. may There is reason for Object law provides that if the every that the as parents All believing will agree, however, at cither say the assigned novena least in crediting demonstrations fail to do the that made it unwise for Mr. Frank J. so, priest should Mr. Eisenhower with By Sheed virtues, God is object as well as He sustains Faith in if there is or he good will, with having been Eisenhower us. Our add prayer, one; to go to Tokyo did to the name given the at not represent A with end. By Faith believe by willing, great soul grace we in God, hold upon we have may say prayers of his own inconvenience, even danger, to the sentiments of the sanctifying anything ar- parents another himself vast majority of the name, to do that Japa- in it is indwelt God. Here the by we strive toward rived at for ourselves namely if there anything advance the The by Hope God, can never that of saint. choosing are no assigned might nese people. kindness and a of Soldier unparalleled gen- reader raise question by love God. be if he does cause peace. turned he has may a Charity we surer than the mental pro- novena prayers, or not statesman, with which treated it is not de- dedicated erosity we the defeated God is their Therefore, merely himself to the promotion Since every created thing has object. God is also cess by which we got to it. know these. of peace enemy under General MacArthur sireable, but it is won for the commanded the nations God at center in a special sense among of the whole world. This the very of its their cause. Our Faith rests upon God who is, United States that a saint’s the of name be to a Is there a saint for a lasting friendship a grateful given Q. indeed, noble one being it in They are wholly from Him. By initiates and sustains it. patron goal, worthy of the best ef- maintaining existence, child either people. as the first or at those with skin disease? forts of Faith we anew all decent men. surely all have in Faith is the root of the The anti-American power whole least as an additional It demonstrations were or- the name. A. I find none listed. The can that whatso- intellect, us to life. With it pa- be.generally agreed, too, it was ganized and forces things enabling ac- supernatural come We take this occasion staged by which were (and again to tron saints to the sick for the world to ever In- cept whatever God reveals and assigned good see —and to hear the are) are simp- Hope Charity and the rest. note that actually and-Japanese. This is clear from a Christian is St. multitudes who because He name are: Michael, Sept. 29; St. greeted him In the Is- the fact dwelt God: ly reveals it. We The soul is alive with them. To Philippine that the new of by may in treaty 1960 was more John of God, Mar. 8; St. Camillus lands, Formosa and in Korea. These in what see it as feel its natural life millions generous to can mysterious, we may own of intellect Japan, more respectful of de Lellis, 18; and St. Philo- aaw in our President Japanese God’s that it is July a symbol of American than the indwell- beyond us, we may not and will, there is now added this rights, treaty of 1952. Had the demon- mena, Aug. 11. friendship; they were reminded the see how to fit it either with by him of the strators had their ing soul by some new and higher life. The new life Forty Hours way, Japan would still be blood and riches the United States other of His revealed truths has poured out bound the grace differ or like the old is in the Q. Will you tell by more severe terms of the actually soul, please me in behalf of the prior with our oppressed and homeless victims from that? own experience of life. as the of is In the where I can small bell treaty. Surely this was not the work of power sight buy a of Japan's war; they saw in him the friends! That ' first But we do not doubt that what And it leaves Archdiocese of Newark for Church military might of eye. never the soul a to fulfill a prom- the United States He is July ], H4O which is their main defense of God says so. unless we withdraw ise? The evident presence the invita- 4th Attar communist backing of the Sunday Fantacoit communist Tokyo Faith the at. against aggression. riots and by which we By soul accepts tion. Lucr'a. ns-7th Ara.. Nairark A. If intend the blatant communist gratification you to donate this In the tumutuous at Him as the July IS, It4o welcome the Prest- their exist is not called for source of truth. Next week we shall look to church given success is further indwelling: more Sth Sunday Attar a particular of your dent in Manila confirmation if any Pantacait the world unless this word means God And it does not its own Our Lady of saw its vision is needed —of the lesson of making so, by closely at Hope and with Lourdaa. SOS PallaadM own I suggest that the Paris Summit Charity, Avi.i Union choosing you was dimmed iron City by an or a bamboo curtain Himself at home in the and power but His. He gives the a which of last month: that soul, glance at sin, by the in- the church to obtain the the meeting communism is the permit glorious, lasting refutation of the of it is not merely fanciful to think power, not our own reasoning, vitation is withdrawn. ' charge of Diocese Paterson bell. Your choice be implacable enemy mankind and of his hopes of may nJt American imperialism.” For the that this can be invita- Manila which for peace, that the world only by It4o will be safe when July 1, satisfactory. welcomed him was only * und no longer the a tion. About the first we * y Pantacoat of communism has been presence a. if intend capital destroyed. St- Cathartna Siena. However, you merely have choice: of Boulevard A no we did not in- N. Pocono to donate bell to Rd.. Mountain Lakae a any chuch vite God Reds Holy Spirit. Peauannock to bring us into being, in need of I Indoctrinating Ju,y ’**• one, suggest that ... . and it is not because we ask Him SIN Suiwla y Attar Pantacoat you contact some missionary aid Problems ol Reunion that He in L-4x of Peace. Brandi- of keeps us being. The }n society and make the necessary choice is wholly His. Nations donation to them. John XXIII'i Captive These groups Pop« announcement last XXIII’a announced early recently for the No request of ours would move will have for year of his intention preparations likely requests such to convoke a universal Second Vatican Council. Ten preparatory Him to withdraw His munist domination. items for Church com- presence: By Louis F. Budenz Meaningfully churches of various one of whose would missions council, objectives have been to which in the of hell He is he concludes: Mass Calendar formed, depths sizes. be the re-establishment of prelates there, In while Christian from the United States and mid-June, our eyes unity, other countries have each spirit in exist- “The building of socialism in caused astonishment maintaining throughout the entire Chris- been named. were fastened on the Soviet-stim- Especially significant is the es- ence. It is a fearful to have Czechoslovakia Is fresh proof tian world. The thing Julx 3— Sunday. hopes of both tablishment of ulated mob scenes in and Fourth Sunday non-Catholics, anew Vatican to be nothing of God but His Tokyo that the Marxist-Lenlnist Pentecost. Protestant secretariat, presence, theory Jftar Double. Green Ol and were San **• *°‘ 3 A - Cr. Pref of In Your by Cardinal Augustin Bea. to have existence from Him and is effective on an international TrfnlU ‘ raised when read into the his almost Prayers many Holy Father's which will have Church unheralded visit to 4 unity as its . specific nothing more, refusing all the scale, proof that there Is no SundC rlwil . on£*y ' M *** ot Prevtoue words an invitation to all sects in Red-ruled Rumania. Sunday. Faria], Gre«n. G 1 or to participate objective. •. The Soviet »No Cr other that the needs other socialism 2nd Coll. A discussions gifts creature way to except > sought Council or indeed the Church can INDWELLING by ghost tariat.' Archdiocese move July « Wednesday. of ISeivark by every from the Maas of Pre- Pope first century down to toward the invitation. If we receive walks much-desired goal of reunion. The sanctify- through That is of vloua Sunday. Fertal. our a portent how these Green No Gl. or own. What to Rev. Francis non-Catholics failed realize Church could in the the Kremlin. A IN); 3 B IN). Rolinski, July on certain ing grace infancy, sponsor countries drilled Common 3, was negotiate practical mat- are being in the P«f the nature of an ecumenical council 1928 and the or on This ters of he extends the invitation our be- is the Thursday. liturgy discipline, explained; with idea that in SS. Cyril and divine and hence they must cooperate ~T unchangeable character of the regard Methodlua, BUhopa. Confaaaors. Double. Rev. Matthew J. to no vtauld be half; as we come to the use of spirit of the Farley, July doctrine, compromise about the world “dicta- While. Gl. 2nd A Catholic Church. There have pos- bringing Coll. (Nl) 3 B IN). been 20 sible. the" enslaved -- 4, 1925 previous Intransigeant as the Church's attitude reason, we make invitation peo- Common Pref. councils in over may torship of the proletariat" and July 19 centuries of the Church’s his- S—Friday. St. Elizabeth. Quean to our at time we can Rev. J. appear some non-Catholics, no other approach own; any ple, subjugated therefore must Widow. Simple. Henry Mahoney, July tory: to these resolve to con- White. Gl 2nd Coll. A meetings the Popes have sum- is tN)i conceivable for a Church withdraw and God’s indwell- force to So- 3 B IN). Common Pref. 5, 1937 moned the possessing a divine it, by quer the U.S. This is reinforced of the whole and July 9 Saturday. Maas Bishops church, constitution which includes His viet rule. Al- of Bleased the attribute of teach- ing ceases, leaving us only article in Vlriln for Saturday. Rev. Francia C. 5, from these councils have issued by a 17-page the Pek- Simple. White Barry, July infallible dog- h U ing infallibility. presence. though 15 years T‘n , IJ!"S "V’-.P 1' A (N)i matic and moral ing Review. It is an official ex- 3 B (N). Pref.» of Blessed 1952 statements, along with disci- Vlrcln That the time may soon be The God who indwells is the have since most of them, July 10 Sunday. ripe for a re- passed pression by the Communist Fifth Rev. John V. Woods, July 8, and decrees. A council Par- after Pentecost. Sunday plinary liturgical is no Double. Green. Gl 2nd turn of Orthodox and Protestants Blessed Trinity. Father and including Rumania, have come 1935 in num- ty of Red China, Coll Seven Holy Brother, mere debating it large stating emphati- and SS society; cannot become a bers to par- the Church is evidenced Son and Ghost make the under the Kremlin heel, are Ruffina and Secundai 3 A Camillus liament of by numerous Holy they cally and at length that “the IN). Cr. Pref. Rev. religions. While non-Catholics could of Trinity. Loponte, July 7, signs. From its soul their acting in state of unrest. In Rumania 16th-century origins Protestant- home, upon a of the KEY: Gl. 1929 conceivably be invited to observe emancipation proletariat Olorta: Cr. Creed; A for and present ism has been B a centrifugal movement, the soul, energizing within it; itself, we know from communist [or the Pope; N Archdiocese Rev. Francis J. their views, all decisions constantly can only be arrived at the , N Reilly, S.J., must the nature by ?. r Wocew Of by very into „ S Mii Paterson; breaking up newer sects, the while it reacts to their reports, very little progress has Coll. ~ 1956 of the Church be made justified by life-giv- road of revolution." Collect; Pref, Preface. July 7, by the divinely estab- fundamental of love-giving en- been made in collectivization. lished right private scriptural ing, light-giving, To make clear Episcopate in union with the Vic- interpre- perfectly what working tation. Since the beginning of the present ergy. That is the is ar of Christ. cen- essentially meant, a review is tury the IT IS ON THIS account that thorough tendency has and of reversed, hardly a process sanctifying grace. made of Lenin’s that Disappointment and even disillusionment re- such communist directive teaching year now passes without it the organs the Church's one or more denomina- By soul has new powers violent overthrow garding intentions resulted from the International of non-Soviet tional At the as Affairs, coming merger. present for instance —the virtues of time, theological Faith, governments alone will achieve misunderstanding well-meaning non-Catholics. the here from Moscow, seek so ear- Augustana Lutherans now AROUND THE PARISH are to and the moral vir- Marxist-Leninist These preparing Hope Charity; ends. And to feelings are now being dissipated by John with three to the of merge other American Lutheran tues Justice, nestly persuade peoples Prudence, Temper- make the matter still these nations that inhabi- clearer, " groups. Such mergers, together with captive the ance and Fortitude; the gifts of much attention 31 frequent is given the U.S. £ j ecumenical tants of one or the other of them congresses attended the Holy Ghost. by representa- as the chief obstacle to attain- tives of are and contented. most sects, indicate the wide-felt prosperous desire ment of the world for The WE SHALL HEBE “emancipation unity. Orthodox now speak only The and May numbers of world, largely be- April of the proletariat.” Advocate hind the Iron of the first three. called The Curtain, has more are that indulge in this sort of reason than ever They organ to because they have repudiate state domination, which was th« “theological” talk, the one dealing cynically THE GHOST of the capitive Official Publication of the Archdiocese original cause of the God not only for their end but schism, and to return to enough with “The Hungarian nations should also haunt us. We of Newark of Christian for their 15 Years of Freedom." and the Diocese of Paterson. unity. object. People’s callously betrayed these nations Few so people are optimistic as to It is worth our while to It is written by Jeno Fock, sec- into Soviet hands. In Most Rev. Thomas A. Boland, S.T.D., expect a pause addition, mass return to the Church in the immediate the distinction. retary of the Hungarian Socialist Khrushchev fu- upon All our ac- is organizing these Archbishop of Newark. ture. This has been at- tions should Workers (Communist) Party. slave economies to already have God for their make them a Published The Advocate unsuccessfully weekly by Publishing tempted in both the 15th-century Council of end or goal—that Is they should From him we learn: base for our conquest. Corporation; Most Rov. Thomas A. Boland, S.T.D., Florence and the 16th-century Council of Trent. be aimed to do His will, to “The Soviet Union’s libera- Sometime before his visit President; Rt. Rev. James A. Msgr. Hughes, P.A., Nevertheless, the declared here interest and concern praise Him and thank Him and tion of Hungary and the sus- much of our press con- Vice Rt. Rev. James J.C.D., V.G., President; Msgr. of the Father and his active vinced Holy plans to make bring us closer to Him. But tained assistance in the reha- us that he was seeking F Looney, A.M., Rt. Rev. Msgr. Caesar reunion one Secretary; of the chief objectives of the cannot "a status Council they all have God for bilitation and development of only quo.’ But M. Rinaldi and Rt Rev. Paul Msgr. Knappek, augur well for the ultimate fulfillment their Khrushchev of the object. our economy are invaluable. actually was seek- PA., Trustees, 31 Clinton Newark N. J. Good St., 2, Shepherd’s prophecy: "There will be one consolidation The organist for the glory The of the Socialist ing of his power Market 4-0700. plays triumph fold and one shepherd." in revolution in is the the captive nations in order Member of God, the cook bakes a cake Hungary of the Catholic Press Association. Sub- to use that for the love of God; God is the result of the historic influence power against us. scriber to the N.C.W.C. News Service. the In like did Stalin Peter end of their action. But He is not great October Socialist rev- manner fool Editorial Board: Most Rev. Martin W. Speaks Stanton, us olution of 1917 has in coming out for "socialism the object. The of the one exercised S.T.D., Ph.D.; Most Rev. Walter W. Curtis, S.T.D.; object throughout the world." in one country.” This was is the organ, of the other the not to Rt. Rev. William C. Rt. True Msgr. Heimbuch; end the revolution, Learning the organist who makes Fock concludes but to make Rev H. Rt. cake; with the pledge Msgr. Joseph Brady S.T.D., Ph.D.; Your task to it ... is store the mind a world revolution with knowl God and the the that Red by “using Rev. Msgr. John J. S.T.L., not organ object: Hungary will “remain Dougherty, S.S.D.; Very to examine the of the edge, knowledge acquired, to ex- of His will loyal to the ideas of dictatorship proletariat Rev. Msgr. George W. Shea. S.T.D.; Very Rev. | playing produce; proletarian tend to advance the which is in one country as the base it, learning in your strange noises; the cook who namely, for Msgr. Thomas M. LL.B., Rev. James W. internationalism,” to Reardon, own sphere. In the overthrow particular so doing you will take makes the of all other coun- Rev. William God and not cake the the bloody leadership of the O’Neill; N. Field, M.L.S.; Rev. of account its contact and interplay with other tries.’’ object of her action will Kremlin. William Keller, S.T.L.; Rev. Francis J. produce Hough- branches of knowledge, and may then, we say, an inedible neither will We have no but strike ton, S.T.L. mess; option to the shaping of our knowledge to meet the IN LIKE SPIRIT docs Otaker at ca- glorify God. Soviet tyranny in the captive Executive Director: Rt. Rev. John J. Msgr. pacity and to gain the ready acceptance of men’s a leader of the Commu- nations. Simunek, One opportunity comes Kiley. minds. Thus it will be them THE MORAL virtues have God nist digested by and Party of Czechoslovakia, in Nations Paterson Captive Week, July representative: Rev. Carl J. Wolsin. what is of first importance, it will be nourish- for their but for their sing the of "Czechoslova- 17-23. Get i end, object praises in touch with the Cap- Managing Editor: K.S.G. ment and Being Floyd Anderson, enlightenment to their have created we kia's national economic accom- told by his mother that the spirit.—Pins they things—how tive Nations 917 furniture Subscription Prlct: 84 HO yearly Committee, 15th stays XII to French educators and use us Second CUsg pottage paid at Newark. N.-J* under students, Apr. 10, shall best these to bring plishments," allegedly made pos- St., where it is, Stevie ael N.W., Washington 6, D.C., says indignantly: “This is 94 Her. 1949. my house, X 1879. to God. But for the sible Soviet Russia and cbm- theological by and do your part. too, and I have a right to my opinion.” June 1960 THE 30, ADVOCATE 9 Letters to the Editor STRANGLittle-Known FactsBUTFor CatholicsTRUE MURRAY By M.J. WMMtiiwaanMi Mom Asks Rules to column. should be They timely, signed by the writer, and for Keep brief urhertver possible.)

-v. ss' «<« &&&&$ . . > s VOK3B& ...s & /ll 1' ♦ Daughters arises: Modestly ally Does this and while our state Togged On deprive license sys- Competition other candidates worthy of schol- tem has not yet reached JMJ, By Rev. John L. Thomas, S.J. difficulty in accepting reasonable that For arships? we hope too will come so Assistant Scholarships Professor of Sociology, St. Louis University norms governing modesty in What useful purpose is served we be may reminded of Jesus, dress if Editor: With the of we they understand the vir- by an excellent student coming summer mothers face the seeking Mary and Joseph as we drive tue This is of modesty and its wider im- probably a very a half-dozen usual person- or more scholar- along our problems of deciding what Is wearing ap- al but have highways. proper is reaction, I been bit Does the plications. Modesty essentially a ships? student honestly Our Church parel for our daughters. Our organizations, too, neighborhood is fairly related to as disturbed these past few at not chastity, serving ita years know which or uni- are college represented in the New Jer- I we what seems to be conservative, though guess follow the general guard and protector. Chastity is a scholarship he or she license pat- versity would prefer? sey plates—such as CYO tern in of the virtue that the use competition Or is regard to dress. Some us whether regulates developing among the student for the Catholic Youth wonder Catholic seeking gradua- Organiza- of to the order of high schools. It is not tion this is all Are there sex according day plaudits for winning so tion; CCD for the Confraternity right. any good norms we can wrong, of course, to strive for follow? right reason. many scholarships? of Christian CSS for have Doctrine; between Hence unless scholarships—but I the im- charming exposure and your daughters J. E. Services. How Clothes so Edwards, Cooperative Supply serve many pur- have and for pression (and perhaps it is a vulgar disclosure. respect appreciation Jersey City. in the world did POAU and Nevertheless, miss com- poses, fashions change so their wrong one) that our Catholic must developing reproductive fa- high young women face the fact plaining about that? rapidly that it’s diffi- schools are frequently cilities as the source of their dis- trying indirectly to Some Praise that the way they dress has mor- for Fred cult for a Christian Stack, to distinguish tinctive say: “Look how good we are! al It is not nobility as women, mod- between implications. only a Newark. passing fad and We’ve won pagan esty will have little to $20,000 worth of schol- Trials question of for in some meaning Bearing Yet shows nudity, folly. history that be- them. arships!” as observer Editor: neath eases, one remarked, that in itself God Love You chang- At the the Again, is not “What don’t same time, girls bad; As for Brenner’s letter fashions they show, they point Mary ing in be but when one reads of student to!” must some information a in last given week’s issue of The Advo- dress lies a winning two or three full scholar- Important psychological differ- concerning the physical and psy- cate entitled “In Praise of Heat, It whole philoso- and five Rained chological mechanisms of sexual ships, or six partial Padded ences between the sexes affect Kneelers” — if she phy of sex and the their arousal in themselves and others scholarships, question natur- chances attitudes toward clothing. upon these words, let me Clothes society. so will understand how Because men are more they retnind her am readily that I not averse Conversions are both a sym- stimulated by what modesty is related to the virtu* to modern trends to bol and they see, they as adapted a prac- By necessarily chastity. parishioners’ needs. Bishop Fulton J. Sheen regard undue tical need. What bodily PILGRIMAGE In Remember you are But it is 1928 a White Father mis- exposure or emphasis in women’s preparing my feeling that Cath- they stand for dress them for life—you want modest , To The Shrine of olics find sionary built a small straw as a source of excitation may meritorious spirit- chapel is frequently ual for himself in the Gold and an indication of moral loose- daughters, not merely modesty in gain in accepting minor in- Coast, or more important dress. what is ness. St. Anne conveniences and burden- today known as Ghana. Beaupre lightly than the they He preached physical protection Some general some trials in a of con- the redemption to norms to follow: To spirit afford. We can tell a great deal Venerate Newly the Dress formity to the will of God. people but they were reluc- should be appropriate for Issue Arrived of about the character of a 1st Edition Relic person the Paul Thuring, tant to hear occasion. What is modest Good St. Anne by his dress, just as we can learn the within the at the Marian Annual Jersey City. message. home, beach, Of much about a society by studying or in Sponsored by had rich sports, may not be CHICAGO —The first They the fashions that it accepts. adequate (NC) License for street edition Plates lands and an wear or in Girls of “The Marian Era,” ST. MARY'S PRIORY Book Because traditional Christian public. a should abundance of New be particularly careful to new annual Explodes publication on the 528 related to sexual mo- High St., Newark, N.J. And Meditation cattle. principles dress when Blessed modestly on dates, Virgin, has been pub- SPIRITUAL DIMCTOR: exert little influence on RiV. Then rality since and the Franciscan Editor: came a physical nearness pro- lished by Herald Gregory 0.5.8. Real Estate contemporary customs or con- Schramm, The longed lead Press here. Ever make a medita- drought. Myth exposure may easily duct, have . morning you every reason to tion killed to serious temptation. • on the highway? It can be people 7 DAYS 6 NIGHTS question some current fashions in Ac By Msgr. George G. Higgins one long you with many of their Although should dress for done, know, BVM on nor- • dress. Your daughters will Air Conditioned Buses cattle in order the occasion, this does not as New license Director, Social Action NCW'C jus- you livo Jersey plates re- Department, want to follow the crowd; * First to their mally brief Class Hotels of the Blessed Vir- live; Prof. Wilhelm tify wearing or at- minding you fields a dis- amounted to between Sand 9%. and because teenagers revealing wilt Ropke, generally tire like short You rMaivO ■ (Party Umit.d To 38) became parched and deso- shorts or abbre- gin Mary, COR the Sacred Heart; tinguished German economist feel quite insecure, their need to DIPINDACK late. The farmers knew viated reservation send the sky swimming suits. Such OOOD For deposit now in has LAURENTI’S scientifical- is ap- INCOMC * well and residing Switzerland, study conform particularly powerful. agreed that there was parel serves no useful some tests the purpose, you Wiyrtt of $lO per person to: no interesting things to in ly belief If cannot allow them to fol- near say property-value you while prospect of rain. it • They necessarily focuses at- ■ v Ing • In A his latest book, “A Humane Econ- that often is cited real estate low some of the fa- Mr. Mrs. Philip Sheridan then consulted their by prevailing tention 1 witch doc- on the body rather than V. D. ANNUITY Masses omy," about men and home owners in de- shions it will be 5 Montrose Street Daily tors who highly important the PLAN. recommended the ap- person, thus promoting men’s the proper role fense of residential segregation. to point out the reasons for So. N. J. WEEKDAYS peasing of evil in your Orange, spirits hopes tendency to regard the wearer The of economics in He says that this j O You «Ue than In® following churchee have Into that this belief has aris- disapproval. Besides, your job is might bring rain. But I as a "sexual Visit: St. Anne's Shrine on momlni werkday Mag*: object.” H*n wnrk the fields a democratic en because slums are not to protect but to instruct frnnl of .. St P r,ck'* became even commonly only *l Pro-Cathedral. Waahlng- more dry Your daughters will have little Hm Millions . >. inhabited I and holp hi her feast day ten St. * Central 1J:1S society. "Some and train for life. Are.. Newark. and more cattle by minority groups. ».m. perished. odumtlng Prlosti and •rath- people seem to However, other economic some norms SLAlayMuj. as nemlna factors Although helpful (or Iha Are.. New. on Mlnlani • Car- ark, JULY 26th 11:40 a.m. IT WAS think,” he la- such as the pressure toward il- related to dress can be formulat- THEN suggested that tain tax O A Brldset’a, 404 Plane St.. Newark. Jerome J. advantages Al»e rout, at Sbrin.i «n Montr.al, IS: 10 p.m.* they consult Father ments, "that legal conversion of buildings ed, their balanced application im- Stanley lotting Mr rial McCoy. Sev- mo 34 Qu.b.c, Thru Rlvtrt, St. John'*, Mulberry St.. New- the arc Stockbrldg*. enty chiefs went to ask him if principal more important than race in plies an alert Christian con- ♦ mrmbranco In Mortar' ark. 13:10 p.ra. CHURCH GOOf many Matt, Enti.ld. N.H., A Lak. Francl* and G.org#, St. Xavier. 343 Ablngton his God could function of eco- determining real estate values science, together with some un- arayan. . give them rain. N.V. Are., Newark. 11 a.m. ’1 !j Wo '• t • Father nomics is within slum areas of the Wrtta St. Mary'* Abbey Church. McCoy assured them that to Laurenti derstanding general prin- Tar fro# latrnaodaa Leave Hlah St. Priory near Springfield. Newark. he could. the writes. which are based. I N. Of 13:10 p.m. He invited them into his prepare ciples upon they »VC j 8*«»«ty Tho Dlvlim Word Sacred Heart. TANARUS« Broad St.. Bloom, 24th straw domination of In his Laurenti Clothes protect from heat and Sun., July 9 A.M. field. 11:30 a.ra. chapel and prayed and society by ‘special study, con- annuity dot. St. Aedan'a, 800 Bergen Are. Jeraer ists’ trasts the or social prayed—almost prayer in in economics, statistics, and general maintenance cold, indicate profession Return: City. 13:10 p.m. IHoly daya: 13:10 and every 0:30 the Missal. of values In p.ra.) planning ...” mixed and compa- status (a uniform), provide orna- St. Peter'*, Grand A Van Vorit SU.. Sat., 30th 9 P.M. Jeraey Some chiefs refused to In this is rable areas, he said. mentation, symbolize July City. 13:08 p.m. sur- Ropke’s opinion, a distinctive Nativity, 311 Proapect St., Midland render belief in their witch doc- dangerous theory. "The true task He suggests that, because the social situations (formal or in- For Park, 13 noon. Information Colli tors and would of he non-whites who formal). relat- Our Lady oI the VaUey. Valley A not go into the economics,” says, "appears manage to enter Further, they are Naaeau SU.. Orange, 10 a.m. chapel. But those to me to be to all-white neighborhoods ed to the observance of chastity SO 2-4138 or St. Mlchael'i. TO Croae St. a« Market who would ... make the logic t generally 13 went are im St.. Pateryon. noon. home assured that there of heard in the midst of more educated than their by regulating one of the normal •eacept Saturdaya. things / Ml 3-4802 would be rain. new sources of sexual stimulation in And the rain fell the passions and interests of pub- neighbors, their ability and in abundance—but only the lic life, to to willingness to our on bring light incon- maintain property society. FREE fields of the is The latter PARKING chiefs and their venient facts and relationships generally greater. purpose is the crux people who In I.aurenti describes of the modern problem. Particu- went to The ... to bubbles and the All ID pray. prick expose cycles CONDITION rain the the fields of those illusions and and leading to that have been larly during summer, fashions skipped confusions, to panic U MOMI Spe I one recent baptized the CAN THINK of ily may and wide- rather than spiritual son of one of those induce fear 3 PRIVATE BANQUET chiefs book which measures to his extra Interest who had believed. On up spread this in itself beauty, and a practical denial of { daysl May selling; in- 8 this year specifications. I refer to a study moral significance to sex. ROOMS that same boy was creases the supply of housing and consecrated by Luigi Laurenti, "Property Val- There’s wrong with a Bishop by Pope may cause temporary price de- nothing ' 925-31 W«*t Sid. Avo. John XXIII. ues and which deals a for He is now the Bishop Race,” clines, he writes. dressing comfort, and clothes Under Perienol •*. of Wa in the same area. crushing blow to the widely held should be attractive, though some Supcrvliloa idea that the of entry non-whjtes MOREOVER, this situation has girls apparently can’t distinguish PETER lIVINTO I'.* THE STORY into a residential is interesting, but neighborhood sometimes been by un- HE 3-1945 1960 exploited J.ri.y City. like the it creates always causes .property values 1960 JULY Gospel obliga- scrupulous real estate men of tions. to A ROYAL TREAT Last year the Catholics of decline. If you are looking for both races in called r w jjj sf 42 a process the U.S. gave the Father a book that illusions and FOR 1960 Holy exposes "block-busting,” in which one 27 cents each for his missions. this is it. house is confusions, sold to a non-white This our faith in the Dr. Laurenti’s year Vicar study, a whose neighbors then are stam KOHLER’S of Christ should make monumental test of us more 10,000 real peded into selling for less than responsive to his needs as the estate transactions six north- in they normally would obtain. head Swiss Chalet of the of the ern states, reveals that where Laurenti Propagation notes, in conclusion, BANQUET FACILITIES FOR Faith. non-whites real es- buy houses, that there is some evidence that 20 PARTIES TO Everyone who to Rome tate values are 1000 goes four times stable interracial neighborhoods wants lUNCHIONI to see him. Should we more rise or to an. likely to remain are becoming more common. DINNERS not 25 prepare for such a constant than are privilege prices in As "exclusive” neighborhoods % sacrifice? We all by can areas all white. become help remaining fewer, be says “race Diamond 2-2711 the missionaries of the world His basic figures are fol- as should gradually lose its signi- by sending our sacrifices to the low: 41% of enter- neighborhoods ficance as a consideration in 7 120 W. PASSAIC PARK Holy Father the Socie- ed non-whites showed ROCHEILI through by no sig- the real estate market.” for the ty Propagation of the nificant in 44% change prices; Let us hope that American Faith. showed a rise be- Catholics < comparative will do everything with- > JOHN 4. MUMMY. Nm* In summertime as you enjoy tween 5 and 26%; 15% showed a in their power to hasten the As You'll Uke the com- green countryside while tak- decline and comparative these ing of this blessed day. THE BRASS HORN ing a drive, think of all the joys It for that God has given you. Then Banquet Rooms Avallablo for take the Worldmission All Rosary in Saints of the Week Your Occasions O Op.n Dally hand ilnd remember that the Pleasure W i CUy l Oran. Hi SU.ebe*. N. J. DEPOSITS DUDE ON green beads represent the green Sunday, July 3— St. Leo 11, Thursday, July 5 RS. Cyril visit A- hills and forests of Africa and Pope-Confessor. A Sicilian skilled and Methodius, Blsbops-Confes- ONI Of NEWARK'S RESTAURANTS for those in he became the storybook lands pray who do not yet languages, Pope in sors. Brothers born in Greece, SIRVINO THI ULTIMATE la Haßaa know the of 682, reformed the Grcgorinn educated Alt IhA arder. joy loving God. For in Constantinople and of the eoeked par Chant and died a of $2 and your a year later. work as missionaries AULISE’S • ALSO sacrifice-offering began to PIZZERIA #

we a 4—SS. Osee OR BEFORE JULY 8 request will send you World- Monday, July and Bulgarians. Consecrated Local.d on Bioomfi.ld and Bishops cor. Clifton Avos., Nawarfc mission Rosary. Aggeus, Prophets. Osee (also by St. Hadrian Northern Pope 11, they be- One Slack (ram Sacrad Haart Co.ta.ral called Cut out this lived in the came THI . coumn, pin your Hosca) eighth known as "the Apostles of ORIOINAI IST I»1S . OPEN DAILY B.C. sacrifice to it and address it to century and prophesied the the Slavs." destruction . Rishop Fulton J. National of Samaria. Aggeus THE ORIOINAI EST ltlE . OPEN DAILY Sheen, Friday, July 8 St. Elisabeth Capitals DRAW INTEREST (also lived In sixth WILL Director, Society for the Haggai) cen- of Propaga- Portugal, Queen-Widow. Born B.C. on an AAA Escorted tour and tion of the Faith, 336 Fifth tury 1271, married SWISS CHALET Banquet Ave., King Denis of Por- Spend 2 or 53 cool, wonderful New York, or to your diocesan Tuesday, 5 St. at 12 July Anthony tugal age of and took habit restaurant director: Martin W. Stan- days in „ . Bishop Mary Zaccaria, Confessor. Born of Third Order of St. Francis vacationing Ireland, Wedding ton, 31 St., Newark in he Wales, England, Nor- Traffic I FROM JULY 1! Mulberry 2; Cremona, Italy, abandoned after husband’s death. Died 1336, Scotland, RAMSEY, N, J. Clrcia Rt. Rev. William medicine pQQlljflCS Msgr. F. Louis, for the priesthood and canonized 1625. way, Sweden and Denmark. All- 23 DeGrasse founded DAvl, 74X00 COCKTAIL St., Paterson. the Congregation ol inclusive rate LOUNOE Saturday. July 9 St. Marla of only $1959 in Clerks Regular of St. Paul (Barn- Goretti, Born Oct. 16, First Class includes transatlantic abites) Virgin. in 1530. Died 1539, canon- 1890, at Stabbed Corinaldo, Italy. passage via Cunard's Britainnic, PETER ized 1897. THREE CROWNS RESTAURANT First the rata of 14 times in 1902, youth National pays highest July, by all hotel accommodations, tips, s Wednesday, 8 St. Thom- whose advances Interest that commercial bank July improper she re- SMORGASBORD any may pay .., transfer and the services of as More, Martyr. Born in London ap pulsed. Died forgiving her mur- LUNCHEONS DINNERS on accounts $lO to $25,000. ANTHONY .. . from became expert AAA conductor. outstanding lawyer derer. Canonized 1950. tour and first hold office MONTCLAIR, NEW JERSEY layman to as For further details on AAA’s LTD. Chancellor of He If you don’t have a First National savings England. re- 1960 Northern fused Soviet to Restore Capitals Tours, time It takes to support King Henry account,now is the to start one. just (Formerly Fork Vlll’s consult your local AAA travel &tyU Cloth#*) divorce or sign the oath of THE ROUNDERS RESTAURANT a First National a few minutes, and there’s Samt Ownir; Anthony Prottora Ancient Convent counselor. supremacy of the king. Imprison- to live Invites you to its office convenient wherever you or work he'Vas enjoy superb ed, beheaded 15 months STOCKHOLM (NC) The In Hudson County. later, July 6, 1535. Canonized US S R has appropriated funds Prime Ribs 1935. of Beef to restore a centuries-old convent in Estonia TRAVEL DEPARTMENT destroyed by Russian For R«»*rvatlon» Call COHax 1-4542 Rout# 17, Paramui, N. I. invaders in 1575, according to NEW JERSEY Tiltl ST reports reaching here. AUTOMOBILE CLUB MANSION OF FORMER GOVERNOR OF N. J

COMPLETE Intentions for July The ruins of the Pirita BUILT IN IEOO Cloister, ISA Clinton r^\SV I NATIONAL RANK Avo., Nowork 1, N.J. ' V FIRST The a near "A ] Holy Father’s general in- Urigittine monastery tho 0 truly gracious Early American Blgalow 2-1400 Sudan. Located on 3-2600 519 MARSHALL STREET ous! ferings all the reason for the of this day for in- planned revision. the western of it is hump Africa, BERNARD A. KANE JOHN N. J. He said two F. MURPHY PATERSON, tentions Sacred in will double the size of Texas and has WAR of Thy Heart, priests carry FUNERAL IS NOT the kind of the HOME 480 SANFORD 4-5400 only with out textual and AVENUE MUlberry union the Holy Sacrifice of changes that a population of more than six battle; a chess game is a revision 39 HUMBOLDT STREET N. J. strug- of the music is also NEWARK, quinlan Funeral the Mass throughout the un- million, including 164,413 Catho- home gle; conference world, der N. J. rooms are consideration. The is lics. 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QUILD MONUMENT* Catholic Journalists of the World Linked Together by Paris Priest By Floyd Anderson gates from India, the Formosa, to its future PARIS Congress. As Air France jets Philippines and Vietnam. “The audience here in less The gratified us you than seven Santander is the meeting wildest find sixth beyond our hopes, by hours, you many places of world congress of the the of time the Fa- Catholic interest in Paris. How- Catholic length Holy press. They are usual- ther granted us and especially ever, to the Catholic journalist, ly held at three-year intervals, by the kindly manner onein particular will and the fatherly be the of- last one was in Vienna in which he received us.” fice of the Union Internationale in 1957.

de la Presse at Catholique, 43 FATHER GABEL was named THE rue Saint-Augustin. INTERNATIONAL Un- secretary general of the Inter- Here it is that Rev. Emile ion of the Catholic Press was national Union in 1957. He has Gabel, the Union’s founded in 1935, but its secretary- origins worked heroically in the cause handles the go back to the general, multitudi- International Bu- of the Catholic press. In 1959 and reau of Catholic nous correspondence acts Journalists, he journeyed to South America link between which as a the various began in the 19205, and to attend a congress of Catholic to Catholic of the the Permanent Committee of publications journalists, to Omaha to attend this Catholic world—just as year’s Editors, formed at an the national convention of the World of the Catholic Catholic Congress International Culture Catholib Press Association of Press has as its theme: “The Week in Cologne in 1928. the U.S. and Canada, and on Catholic Press—A Link Be- At Marseilles in 1935, the two his way back to Paris, visit- tween Peoples.” organizations decided to form ed Catholic journalists in Can- The World is Congress being an International Union of the ada. held in Santander, Catholic Spain, July Press. Father Merklen, Through his untiring efforts. 6-10, and will be attended an by Assumptionist, director of Catholic Journalists in all parts 300 journalists from La some 25 Croix, French Catholic dai- Father Emile of the world have drawn closer Gabel, sec- countries. To date 60 ly, and Spanish president of the editors' together. His International Bul- Catholic retary-general of the In- newsmen have regis- committee, was letin is the largely respon- means generally > 34 Germans sible ternational tered, and 26 for this. Union of the used for this describ- purpose, Frenchmen. There will be 30 The International Catholic Press. ing the Catholic In various Union was press delegates from the formed Americas, with Count countries, citing their needs those from Giuseppe THE FIRST World including Argentina. Dalla and their Torre, editor of L’Osser- Congress problems; giving ex- Bolivia, Canada, Ec- of the Catholic Press was held Colombia, vatore Romano, as cerpts from talks by the Holy president. in uador, Peru, the This Rome in 1938, and others Father Mexico, U.S., year he became editor on the press, etc. followed in Uruguay and Venezuela. Africa emeritus Rome, Paris, and Father Gabel of L’Osservatore, but presents an in- will be Vienna. dele- he is still with the represented by president of the In- teresting link, too, be- gates from the In 1950 another Morocco ternational association—- of the International Congo, Union, 25 years lat- ginnings and Senegal; and Asia of Catholic news services—was by dele- er. Union. Father Merklen was an added to the editors and jour- Assumptionist priest; so is Fa- to make the nalists, up present ther Gabel. Father Merklen three the groups comprising In- was editor of La Croix, French ternational Union. Catholic daily, and so was Fa- Also in 1950 a permanent ther Gabel. And what Father secretariate for Merklen the World Un- helped establish, Fa- ion was authorized. ther It was es- Gabel is helping to extend tablished in 1952 with Jean- to the far corners of the world, Pierre Dubois-Dumee as he the Catholic as secre- urges press tary-general. in The International more prosperous areas to TO MEXICO: Carolyn Mischler swings year-old son Michel into air to the Bulletin of the Union recalled help its brothers in Christ in music of father Dick's guitar, an instrument he's learned in preparation for his recently ‘‘that it was inaugurat- missionary areas. work in a Catholic culture center in Morelia, Mexico, after summer study in Stam- ed in the of His Exc. ford. Another son, Christopher, 3, was on visit to his grandmother when the photo presence AMERICAN was made. Mgr. Roncalli, Apostolic Nuncio CATHOLIC Jour- in nalists will be France, on the 28th of Feb- playing an im- portant role in this Goodbye 'Suburbia' ruary, 1952, when the Secre- year’s con- tariate was installed by Jean- gress. Rev. Thurston N. Davis, Pierre editor-in-chief Dubois-Dumee at 163, S.J., of America, Boulevard is the address Malesherbes in Par- giving keynote the is. His Exc. Mgr. Roncalli at congress. Hear Call Poor blessed the quarters.” Another speaker will be Gary of of the MacEoln, Nutley, N.J., THE HOLY FATHER (who official of the In- Anne Mae representative By Buckley ina. was Msgr. has shown agriculture, credit unions—- most squelched their budding Roncalli) ternational Union of the Catho- in the interest in the International PATERSON - Un- lic Dick Misch- underdeveloped and fast- romance when she learned he Press at the United Nations ler ion of the Catholic Press is 25, a blond changing areas of tie world." not Catholic. in in New York. handsome was a But got headquarters The they other who got Petersons and the Misch- to many ways. Last 10 .baritone a start on an talking, and it came out that May lers Father operatic when are among a who he Gabel, with Antonio WITH THE career he per- group too had an interest in the coming ecumen- Gonzalez formed in have the and Angel ical the theme of the “Rigoletto," “Ger- completed year-long Church, even though he had Orbegozo, council, mont" and AID studied president and secretary of the World The Catholic “La Traviata.” training period here, living for the ministry in the Congress—“ National His wife an almost life Spanish • Press A Link Between Peo- ' Carolyn is 23, a bal- community in Society of the Brethren. Committee, the went to Rome to ask let dancer with two houses by After entered the Pope’s ples"—assumes a greater im- a small lovely provided they the face and Bishop and blessings and directives for the portance. Antonio waist-length McNulty converted Church, they, like the Peter- Gonzalez, braids, Santander O)' nto a The Inter- 'who has danced ,* training center sons, joined a Christian Congress. president of the com- “Cinderella,” Family national Spanish "The for its international Bulletin reported: mittee for Nutcracker Suite” and lay apos- Movement unit, and “began to the Congress, said tolatc. “After drawn "Les in addition to learn little ways of having Father recently: “World unification is Sylphides” bringing Gabel Len Peterson toward him and performing at the Blos- held a Job dur- Christian principles to bear in em- not just a fact brought about Cherry braced ing the year in Paterson him, the Holy Father by som Festival in Washington, a en- the world.” modern technology but spoke to us his D.C. gineering firm. Dick Mischler “As on constant pre- stems from basic time went oh," Carolyn a awareness occupation on the subject of the have taught history and music at said, “we of the of the human They given up any am- wanted to do more unity race. press His Holiness bitions Saylei’-EUard . . . told us “Because of for careers in the High School, than little things in our the identical per- com- he and Madison. that attached a Almost great im- universal faith of forming arts and every eve- fortable way of life in Subur- Catholics, no though. They portance to the ning was taken with success of the one can strive .their two babies will leave in up train- bia.” lived in Annan- toward this un- (They Santander Congress ing sessions. Last month and that ion September for they outside D.C.) among peoples better than Morelia, Mexico, dalc, Washington, with all his heart received their he blessed Above to little bless- they. must feel [where they hope bring a departure TO MEXICO: Carolyn Mischler swings year-old son Michel into air to the not its all, they from “CFM GAVE US an only preparatory pro- color into the drab lives of the ing Bishop McNulty. Then aware- themselves obliged to overcome music of father Dick's guitar, an instrument he's learned in preparation for his but also made ness of the ceedings all the work the and they a retreat at Mystical Body," restrictive national poor perhaps develop a Gray- of the peculi- Dick said. work in a Catholic culture center in Morelia, Mexico, after summer study in Stam- Union ...A final bless- arities of moor. that sometimes affect Way using music and danc- The “When ford. Another son, Christopher, 3, was on visit to his grandmother when the photo ing was the in with their four we began to realize extended, beyond them, and seek true fraternal ing teaching the doctrines Petersons, it, three believe take it representatives of the of Christ. children, will leave for Santia- it, literally, then was made. understanding among peoples,” the ICPU, to all its members and he go in mid-July. The Mischlers sufferings of others began said. in two rooms and THE will to be kitchenette CFM in MISCHLERS live up- the in Stam- our Car- "Every meeting the spend summer sufferings,"-said (the with four Petersons, chil- North stairs from another where “And couldn’t Virginia young cou- ford, Conn., Dick will olyn. we go on had three region begins dren, rooms with in to love Christ plus a prayer for ple an elderly residence a atudy at St. Pius X School of claiming and do lay apostles kitchen) and they’ve managed and us in half block from St. John the and then to the particular," Liturgical Music, on nothing help suffering to be comfortable. "As Carolyn long as said, "and Cathedral here. to where families in Baptist Morelia, he wiU be people. we have our par- on our phonograph (it ish I are a rr the staff of the “This is not to that every- giving small dona- The other are Leonard Catholic cul- say was playing "II couple Trovatore") tion tural one has to do what each month to and Peterson. center. we • few' support us Rosemary He is' did," good works of art, and fi she in work. In the countered quickly. "But our vestibule of a 33-year-old engineer. She is Carolyn's we’re fo SO HOW AND WHY castinets, hap- the church did it everyone has to do is a large placard the something.” py,’* Dick 32-year-old college-educated all and laughed. called happen, why to these ‘Spiritual for mother of four. have left “We were Dick Dicks took Bouquet They particular worried," parents a the young happy and their comfortable home people? said. “We felt didn’t view Mischlers’ people sign in sub- Len we have of the young de- Peterson is a couple’s up to offer a Mass for Ev- urban soft-spoken a to luxuries when other us. Reading, Mass., where right cision—“As as we're do- fellow with a long casual manner. ery day at least one Mass is Len made $7OO a month people were starving," ing the work C: in the But Carolyn of God, they’re he spoke slowly, offered for our work." office earnestly: explained. "We had decided of a consulting engineer, to pleased," but Carolyn’s were “We found ourselves and their child gradually do with less before knew harder THIS "WORK” next will be born we to convince. All is now as it will be becoming aware that peo- what in in Chile. lay we must do in a and done them and the Peter- September Santiago, have positive amicable, they plan to by ple a in the God had been In responsibility way. us i-pend the rest of their lives In sons and other AID Santiago, Len will be ad- Church turning people, was ... not only in their in this direction before viser to a Catholic we knew the work of the summed up by Dick and Caro- professional and their international family where what men’s and neighborhood, we were going, we apostolate. lyn this way: "There defi- group maybe help but are internationally ...” were to do." nite out on the efforts of Catholic going places where Christ wants added: “We had Rosemary so THEIR social agencies to alleviate the Dick and Carolyn Mischler PARISH, St. Mi- to go places where much felt had priests ... we we a re- chael’s drastic housing situation. Rose- and their little boys aged 1 and in Annandale, plays a and nuns couldn’t or shouldn’t sponsibility to share what we 3 will large mary will help him in what- have about $lBO a month part in their new work. go factories, stores, bridge had, because there are people she and In ad- on which to live in Mexico. “We feel we extension games. The Christ ever way can, all are an only way over the world who have dition will feel It of in the internation- try to put to use her They will be plenty, in our parish can go to these places is nothing.” al college training as a home view of two facts: is apostolate,” Dick said. He through His If is what the living lay people. we economist “Subsistence” recalled to assist the under- cheaper there, and they will that at St. Michael’s don’t take Him to these Petersons will have their lay- nourished and poverty stricken. during “do with less." of the men’s time “full participation laity places, no one will, and in That, will Santiago. in Mass He every every day was a won’t be there, and He’ll PETERSONS amount to about $3OO THE and the a month. DURING THEIR AID train- factor in our living the life of suffer and His Mystical Body Mischlers we about what are members of AID “Oh, thought lng period been the Church they’ve living pnore will suffer." we’d be deeply.’* —the Association for Interna- giving up," Rosemary admitted. tional Development founded "How much insur- ance to how we’d here three years ago under the keep, man- without patronage of Bishop McNulty. age a washing machine. And the fact that the AID members describe their especially children would be missing out association as "a volunteer or- on what we would have saved dedicated to the task ganization for their education. But we (eel of finding Christian solutions this will be provided if it’s to for the which problems are be.” confronting the world’s under- They’ve AID’S privileged and underdeveloped signed con- tract to spend two years over- areas today.” seas, hope to extend their time Presently AID has 52 mem- to four. ;. > bers—married couples and sin- DICK AND CAROLYN Mlsch- gle men—33 of whom are at ler are both work overseas. They are in converts—they ca- tered the Church Korea, Malaya, South Africa, seven months after well their Mexico, Chile, as as on an marriage. Carolyn Indianreservation Jn New Mex- explains that she "received the of faith 1 ico and with foreign students gift at the age of 14- like that!” after at the University of Michigan. arguing with a Catholic boy for three months. “WE DO NOT send people But due to parental objections REFRIGERATOR- to these countries to preach or she could not enter the Church proselytize,” says Bernard until she "became Independ- FREEZER tammers, AID’S public rela- ent."

tions staffman. “Ours is an in- When she met Dick while

direct apostolate. We do lay- they were both in "Oklahoma!” men’s jobs—engineering, teach- in Fort Wayne, Ind., she al-

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By June Dwyer will be starting our summer ser- Carol McCabe, Blessed Sacra- Young Advocates have some ies of fun. See you then. .. pretty definite ment, Elizabeth. Sister M. An- ideas about their HONORABLE MENTION future and about their grade school days, cer- thony. tificates awarded ihey know what it are to the fol- Robert St:- means to have had a Catholic school Madara, Peter’s, lowing Senior Advocates education —and Young Belleville. Sister Ann Virginia. they all seem to know that they are (names are listed in alphabetical Thomas Mahoney, Queen of entering anew world in high schodl. order): Sister De At least Peace, Maywood. Mary that is what told Rocco Mt. they Albano, Virgin, Gar- Bacco. us in the Young Advocate field. Sister Frances. "past and Charles St. CHARTER CLASS: Sister M. Rose Winifride (left) and Rev. Michael Zarrillo, pastor, (right), marked a big day and Brunswick, was taught Marciano, Peter’s, future contest” which by Carol our Sister Mary Jean. Annicchiarico, St. Rose of New Brunswick. Sister judges have Mary with the 1960 graduates of Our Lady of Mercy, Whippany. The 11 girls and 15 boys are the first graduates just completed. You Lima, Newark. Sister They can read what Nancy has Agnes Ber- Jean. also told that us America’s future to nadette. say on this page., Jacqueline Mashioff, St. Rose of the new school. is in good hands with these A Carolyn Brady, St. young graduate of St. Michael’s, Peter’s, of Lima, Newark. Sister people who Agnes believe they owe New Brunswick. Sister Union, Mary Jane Ring, will be Mary Bernadette. something to their country and Jean. the second check Robert Graders to their receiving prize Mastrillo, of Become parents and teachers Vircenza Queen who for Jane Bucaida, St. $3. Mary lives at 1979 Joseph’s, Peace, Maywood. Sister Angelina them. Entries helped That’s a won- East Winning Sister Frances Long and Orange. Ma- Pcpe. Ambassadors derful Terrace, Union, was thing to know the 4th of siello. on taught by Sister M. Evelyn Matichka, when Christine. Queen of First Prize DETROIT July our thoughts turn to Barbara Bucca. St. Francis Nancy (NC)—Twenty good* Mary Jane has a for Peace, Maywood. Sister De Meyers America challenge Mary ¥ en the air will and our wonderful his- Xavier, Newark. Sister ?. gets warm and the buds ambassadors, junior grade, all of Read it Bacco. ♦h I appear evervone’s you. on this page. Angelina turn Del Vecchio. Umugbts to were briefed in their duties tory. Roberta Spring. Everyone that is aa Our third prize winner’s Maurano, of buteighthtraders entry Queen Pe r 8 School. Our U. S. before leav- Judith St. .*• .V” thoughts and the of representatives THE is also Cassidy, Peace, Sister De thoughts WINNING entries on this page for to Peter’s, Maywood. Mary g d eighth here sum up you New Brunswick. 0111 countr ing for a 10-week in the Sister Mary Bacco. y are on graduation. stay read. was Our feeling of all of our entrants. It writen by Donna ihnnnht Mexico. Jean. Barbara They are Migliori, Mt. sincere, full of hope, Mosckvam, another graduate Virgin, The Jane ®&wA group, ranging from 9 to Clark, St. Peter’s, New Garfield. Sister Claire IV'-'V? aware of the from St. Philip’s, Clifton. Donna Quimet. challenges ahead, Brunswick. h d “° 15, are participants in the Youth Sister Mary Jean. F ** I«'t “™ and lives at 115 Fordham Charles Munier, St. Philip the express a strong Faith in Rd., Clif- ttThe bS'o! ™r for Robert St. S,y’™ Understanding Teenage Ex- God. Clark, Peter’s, New Apostle, Clifton. Sister Mary ton, and was Sister B a iS taught by Brunswick; 0n m °re an that 11 is change program sponsored Sister Mary Jean. Daniel. *»• realization of by Nancy Mary Daniel. nine® ve r^ nfUa^ r H! - Meyers, a recent fl “ hves gone Nine the Detroit Coun- gradu- Kevin St. by. years of knowl- Archdiocesan ate of St. Coakley, Mary Elizabeth e Ji gaining New Bruns- That’s Joseph’s, Murphy, Queen edge we can cil of Catholic Peter’s, it, Young the Roselle. Sister always depend on; nine of Women in coopera- Advocates, Clare Terese. of Sister years makine new will be the Peace, Maywood. and friends. wick, receiving first wonderful words of advice from Angel- everlasting These the tion with the Council of Sara Cole, Oak Knoll ina are people we will always Michigan place aw*rd of far her the School, Pepe. remember. The $5 thoughts themselves. Next days filled with Churches. graduates Summit. Mother joys, fin, great ac on Mary Liam. Theresa St. An- leaving grade school. week Pawlowska, PIS imCnt ani Nancy we will be L somctimes sorrow. The The from all five geting ready Gertrude St. ?.?JTi i scolding which we youngsters, lives at 26 Connolly, Peter's, thony’s, Jersey City. Sister Mary Maple New for justly deserved. The we Street, our summer contest and we New praise took with dioceses of Michigan, are the Brunswick. Sister Mary Martha. great pride 0 18 than walkin down first to to Mexico Jean. S aisle or go on the ex- Raymond Roche, St. Charles a di^tf^ ", getting diploma. Graduation is the Maureen reward of nine well change program. Seven boys and Criss, St. Newark. Sister years spent. VICTOR: Peter’s, Borromeo, Mar- I hope our next four James years will, with the Conerly, two girls are from the Detroit LITTLE FLOWER New Brunswick. Sister garet Austina. help of God, bo CAMP Mary as happy and an at Jean. rewarding as our first nine. eighth grader St. Archdiocese. William Rockett, St. Philip the Second Glen The boy or will FOR GIRLS St. Clifton. Prize Catharine’s, Rock, girl complete Lynn Darrow, Michael’s, Apostle, Sister Mary Mary Jane Ring Union. Youths has the by living with the Sister M. Daniel. of the men of received a exchange POCONO MOUNTAINS PA. Christine. today, scholarship TOBYHANNA, tomorrow. Mexican Mary cntcnce of family of a student who 90 Dougherty, St. Thomas Kathleen Ryan, of only seven words yet to Regis Miles from Newark Queen „ 7V meaning more than High School, the 3 u h° stayed with them here during last Apostle, Bloomfield. Sister Peace, Sister e composition of words. The the Maywood. Angelina n^ i youth, children graduat- New York. ing fromr December and January. a week Gertrude Agnes. Pepe. grammar school and high school *3O will be the next Martin at to Duffy, Our Lady Queen n land The next Pres Michael Seppi, St. New ‘dent, Pope, mayor, of Peter’s, nriw !? * ‘ NEW SWIMMING Peace, Maywood. Sister Brunswick. doctors, teachers, all leaders of tomorrow. POOL Mary Sister Mary Jean. thl ’ It’s up to De Bacco. v Headquartert s^oes of his • predecessor as well TENNIS ARCHERY • CRAFTS • Linda Spatola, St. i DRAMATICS- Joan Peter's, ““ eVen For Dyurak, St. Rah- better °b matter how Mary’s, Belleville. Sister Ann j ”° ® mall DANCING • • Sister Virginia. sie BASKETBALL BASEBALL • ETC. way. Bonaventure. wJSnMMIS. Camp Trunkt Barbara The John Farr, St. Unger, St. Thomas, task of the mailman & Resident Peter’s, New may seem small but what if Chaplain Bloomfield. Sister Gertrude Brunswick. Sister Ag- D° “adman, no la Mary Jean. carpenter, no plumber? Yes, no Duff Bagt SEASON: AUGUST Diana nes. matter how JUNE to 20 Marie small the job, it is to Fraticelli, St. up you to fill it to the * b ° FOR CATALOG WRITEi Peter’s, New Karen Weinspach, St. iL y H W of Brunswick. Sister Philip’s, l any you can say the y can fiß\hpf nhfttku , ' u Jean. Sister °f 0,6 mBn wish FLOWER CAMP Mary Clifton. Mary Daniel. thCy to BUccee d well UTTLE he did? as as Stephanie Ganr, St. Stanislaus Patricia Whalen, St. HV. EDWARD T. SULLIVAN, Director Philip’s, *OO Kostka, Garfield. Sister Clifton. WYOMINO AVENUE, SCRANTON 3, PENNA. Mary Sister Mary Daniel. Third Prize Donna Perseveranda. Mosckvam Diamond rocket is TELEPHONE: 6-5711 leaving for the unknown. On this mis- Ann Gleason, St. Peter’s, New entire Full Foot graduating class of 1960 is aboard. plywood construction—fibro cow Brunswick. Sister Pilgrimage 16vr Mary Jean. f and ° you wiU be having orod bound—generous 31“ lisa Irene FATIMA, Portugal (RNS) .—f your grammar school friends Grabowich, St. aU * Peter’s, lanCeS *nd for REG. New leaving different schools. A $13.95 Brunswick. Sister Giuseppe Parmeggiani, a peasant few } high $lA.5O* Mary vp»r= fro each of Jean. from the Italian now y° u will be de- SALE lw CAMP province of “. choosing your PRICE TEGAKWITHA lS ® *® one that be fiUcd Eleanor a tep may with mixed •Plus 10% Fod. Tax Modena, completed emofions Th T^ and Ixclta Growney, St. Mi- 2,200-mile ™ U ey Proves bdt still up Owned and pilgrimage on foot to the shrine promising you dread Operated by the chael’s, Union. Sister M. Chris- the bought of» |° leaving your friends and the tine. of Our of where school to which Newark i Lady Fatima, he Archdiocese of you are so accustomed. claimed he FOR Judith was cured of a GIRLS Hamm, Queen of gastric But no matter what Peace, you become wherever Luccace shop Sister ulcer. He made the or you may SEASON: JULY Maywood. journey car- n 2)0.t 2-AUG. 20 Angelina 1 e Pepe. °Ur Uld first ” • six-foot Cep in all things 6 to 16 Mary Ellen rying long woodencross }He’ i Z ? ? L “V®. 7 Two-Week Period Kelly, St. Peter’s ° , f the World 145 HfIISFY NEWARK 2, N Mitchell 2-5090 .... and wm ST.. 1 $80.00; > New on his shoulders. comfort and guide Brunswick. Sister onon theS*s.!£s? ? you Four-Week Period on Mary darkest journey until ....$150.00 , # you reach Eternal Space! Jean. .i_ Batwoon Raymond llvd. and Academy Streat Full Season lake hoptacong $250.00 Eugene Kievit, Our Lady of Lives NEW JERSEY the Saints ATHLETICS J - Mt. of SWIMMING RIDING Virgin, Garfield. Sister Guy- ARTS AND CRAFTS tina Compisi. Nancy Dancing Dramatics Special Program for Children Kreideweis, St. Mi- FOR A LONG TIME chael’s, Union. Sister Madeline. EXCELLENT CARE • TRAINED COUNSELORS Catherine McAndrew, St. Pet- the dream the Fire of Catholic* of four villages in INDIA MAN* MODERN of Hate EQUIPMENT ers, New Brunswick. Sister NIITH (60 MULLAKKARA famillea), (45 families), MADAK- Jean. A Apply: MRS. EILEEN A. 51 Avo Mary We have often heard how evil KATHRA (18 famllle*), WELCH, Director, Smull seven find CHIRAK- nights. some way to turn their rulera who hate Christians have Caldwell, N. 6-4696 When the Romans KOCODE (54 famllle*)—ha* been to J.-Telephone CApital 3 P. M thought attention from him. He after them all and killed. away gathered had build a Church, a rectory, and few they finally the fire under had the idea a that he would Even in modern times Catho- control room* to a* a School; it broke out again in blame *erre all to b* the Christians for burn- lics, Protestants and Jews have the buUt at MANNUTH for the garden of Tigellinus, the com- ing the city and order them CAMP been as bined use of murdered punishment of the the people of the four prefect praetorian guard, killed. CAMP ST. VILLA lor their beliefs. communities. At the present time, JOSEPH'S "SmSSF' and kept burning for another the CathoUc* in of 41st. imop On June 24 we remember the three NERO each these plaoes have days. When the fire final- SENT his soldiers out FOR BOY* Comnletelr netted to br Xtvtrlm Brother* first travel a of martyrs of Rome. and all known number mile* every b«t They ly stopped about two-thirds of Christians were The you are looking (or In Health were the Sunday to attend Mas* In Christians whom Nero the was taken other larger Sanitation Euparvialon RacreaUse city ruined. prisoners and brought ordered tortured killed. settlements. Those people who CkiAt and In into the courts. The Christians are MAMMOUTH SWIMMING POOL Nero's NERO Ttt Father) Miaou AH have managed, with really day, however, the had been at An- were mocked before the Hotj Mwlofed, Otan Air Theatre Hollar Skating Rink away t Vaat Ball Field people re* o¥er » Christians were not killed for tium. tbt * >*»* Period of Pioneering Home Cooking and Bakery He heard of the fire and and were cruelly tortured and fir OrimtalOmrdk their belief in God. years, to save, out of their meagra INSPECTION INVITRD PROM MID-APRIL The emper- during the third of the killed. ON day salaries, about need $2,000. They $2,000 more to see Weakly Ratal! or their dream MS Seaaen Rate IMS charged them with burning burning returned to Rome. He Nero even took delight in this come true. Could you give them a “lift” by a donation, or Reeking* for M4I Weak*—Seaaen (ram July 1, to Auguat the of Rome. did large 17—Age* 4-14 m Kiruj city not rush out to his evil. We are told that he held small, to help help them realise their ambition? Without outside For Information and Direction, Conrult people. he dressed a Instead, in night party and invited help It wIU be many long IN JULY, #4, in the 10th years before they can save $2,444 NSW YORK OPPICIi Rt. Ray Magr. John year a theatrical J. Mclvoy rov«N. nj costume and guests. Asa sideshow he had SS7 Seat Slrd New of Nero’s a Are re-, St. York It, N. Y. Tali MUrray Hill S-tlft rule, great cited the poetry while on Christians tortured. Some broke out in Rome. It playing began his CAN YOU MAKE lyre. were tied in animal skins and A CONTRIBUTION TO OUR PALESTINE in district of and booths Catholic a shops The REFUGEE FUND? Boyt 7-14 were thrown to the wild while that held which would people very angry dogs, objects at Nero. The others • All idea grew that were set on fire like Sports burn. It spread throughout the MISSION CLUBS St. • the Emperor had ordered the human torches. Modem Cabins EVER THE John’s city and lasted for six days and PRESENT IN CHURCH THROUGHOUT fire THE Camp started so he could The Romans or 64 • just A.Q. are Is Beautiful Lake WORLD the necessity of building and maintaining watch it burn. Some told stor- the first Churches. • very group of martyrs Schools, A Lakeside Mountain Mature Counsellors Hospitals, Seminaries, Convents, Homes for Orphans, Camp ies of men in the who were coming night publicly dishonored Homes for the To ml> U"Jy b •* • Mass ENROLL NOW Aged. try to help our Church ' “**’ Lake, NY. 100 nine* free Dally to throw torches and administrators N.Y.C into homes. punished under false bear this Madera building*. Lavatory In aadi cabin. burden In Mission Countries we have a member Hot .Sower., Excellent nmgb • Food When of Excellent IN questioned the said Christians Dive rattled octivlli.e, rocrontionnl and InatructlaaaL men charges. Many to- “Clubs.’’ thfe members of which donate Mature, pretnaainnal tantbaa • A-DOLLAR-A-MONTH. end Nurse in that had been ordered aeachee tram top-ranking college, and echoole. Onn Attendance they to day are also being falsely ac- If you are not already a member of one prep counaollor fa DAY CAMP of these Clubs, will • burn the you •e**Y r*» r Jaault Chaplain. Swimming homes. cused. consider joining hap*- A taw vacantia* (Aug. 1-Aug. IS) $3O Instructions one? ▼|«ft |J|W The became inefutivt. • Campfires people more and BASILIAN CLUB to build Mission Schools. Write Rabait X. Oitgangock, Yolo Unlv. Athletic Aii'n, New • more angry. Nero, of ANGER is one CHRYSOSTOM CLUB to Havan, Cana, a Older Boys in BOULEVARD POOL course, of the seven ...... support seminarians and 0K knew »S*» 7-7007 (N.Y.C.)i Valley Stream 5-ISSS (Long laland).. of their anger. He had to sins. seminaries. Separate Cabins capital DAMIEN LEPER CLUB DAY CAMP to maintain Leper Hospitals. MARY’ BANK to 3-31 $l7O support novices and novitiates. July FOR BOYS AND GIRLS DOMINICAN BOYS CAMP MONICA GUILD provide .. to vestments for Mission Churches. 4H through July 31-Aug. 27_ $l6O 14 yoara *f *fO ORPHAN’S BREAD CLUB STAATSBURG, N.Y. to care for Orphans. Staton Start* July 4lti. 25S Full PALACE OF GOLD CLUB to LOCATION! acraa .on Hudaon SI ml. Season care for the Aged...... N. of N.Y.C. $2BO ~. Undor p«nonol ouparvlilen of HOUIINOi Now (l*5S) dormitorieaj each with awn lavatariaa ARE Ockene YOU A MEMBER OF THE CATHOLIC and hat ahowert. Under CYO Auspices Bernie NEAR EAST Ant. kaik*tball Coach WELFARE ASSOCIATION? Send COUNCILORS: XAVERIAN BROTHERS folder for llluitrated St. Potor'i Collop* All Pool In to In apart* . . Swimming . 100' 50' order share . . . x Christ’s Redemp- -NEWARK OFFICE— for comploto Information coll SIASONi July 1 to Auguat 2ith tive Act, the (S Weak.) shedding of His Most ■ ATE Si Pull Hemlock 7-3434-5 aooton S2»J.j Holt aooaon $l6O. Director Precious Blood Camp on Calvary, we must WRITE: Rev. M. R. Barron, O.P. or writ* keep the 101 PUNE ST. Commandments and use the 869 Lexington Avo., N.Y. N.Y. Box Bayonne, N. J. Sacraments. Two RUSSIAN 21, NEWARK 2, N. J. 191, boys. MI- Phono: 4-2080 ( CHAEL DAVIDENKOV RHinolandor (4 to 8 P.M. Only) Our roproiontatfvo will and JOHN ' Ml 3-2940 at now call your convonlonc* SOLES, preparing for the priest- hood in Rome, will, after their ordina- tion, be actively engaged In teaching the way of salvation; they will, through

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bring salvation to many people. •V SISTER CELEST and SISTER URBULE, CAMP COLUMBUS,.. Nestled In the novices ef the ROSARY SISTERS In rambling hills of Sussex Wonder- County ... JERUSALEM, are being trained In the Re- and of nature on mile half long, mile wide Culver Lake most ligious Life close to the hallowed spot of ...New Jersey's the Visitation. their beautNul water-body... A world Here, during novitiate truly boys' .. . Fine Catholic years, near the scene of the atmosphere .. . Second Joy- recreation and adventure ful Mystery of the Rosary, they yIU deep- Stimulating . . . Broad, well-balanced, professionally- en their faith In the Divine Maternity and all thattha It Implies. guided .. • As Professed Sisters they will Impart program Sports, arts, crafts, individual and team the glorious truths of . . our activity . Eight to each selected faith to the children of the Holy Land. boys oarefully Counselor... Fluorescent SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS lighted, screened sleep- IS NEEDED FOR THE EDUCA. ing cabins to ten TION OF A PRIEST. THREE HUNDRED .Eight boys per cabin ...Top chef Finest food. DOLLARS FOR THE flight ... EDUCATION OF A SISTER. YOU IF WOULD BE INTEREST ED IN HELPING IN THE EDUCATION OF PRIESTS AVn •Resident In attendance priest constant SISTERS WE WILL BE PLEASED TO 'Resident Registered Nurse WRITE TO VMi nu U ON •For 8-14 YOUR REQUEST. Boysi Ages years ‘Superb Waterfront Program FUTURE work at St. Mary’s, Modern Facilitlee SCIENTISTS: A year’s •Superbly Equipped Season Opens June 26 Sunday, Dumont, was on display recently for students and •Bedding and Blankets Furnished ‘Seasonal Rates o fmil2car £ast $240-Wkly. $3O parents alike. The four-day exhibit featured the sci- Olissionsi^i " FRANCIS CARDINAL President •Write ence projects the SPILLMAN, . Camp Columbus, Culver Lake, Branchville, New Jersey of children which were accomplished Msgr. Peter P. Tushy, Not’l See’y under direction Sister Anne and Rev. ell of de Beaupre Send cemmunlcotlens tot Anthony A. Bryce. Edward is shown -aTHOUC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION CAMP Famulare, left, v COLUMBUS at trysST one point in the to 480 Lexington Ave. at46th St. program explaining the rocket New York 17, N. Y. Robert Napier. Eastern Rite June 30, 1960 THE ADVOCATE Women 13 Mass at Answers Her Prayers around the CDA Meet World N. Nurse Thirteen J. x7" mem- Joins Project Hope bers of the New Catholic Jersey STONY N. HILL. J. Her interest “The Daughters of (NC) newspaper. height- project is so very far- America will be The Sisters of Loretto with When the SS steams out ened. among Hope that I don’t know some 2,000 persons at- reaching if headquarters at Nerinx, Ky., will of San Francisco harbor tending the next we ever will national convention Rev. Charles P. Plat, admin- be able to meas- open a foreign mission in South September, a Catholic of the CDA in young istrator ure the effect it will July df St. Mary’s, Stony have on Pittsburgh, America this Fall. nurse board 10-14. on will know that Hill (in the Trenton people," she said. “Representa- her have Diocese), A prayers been an- feature of the 28th biennial encouraged her to for tives of the American people Southern California swered. apply will University will meeting be a Byzantine Rite Project Hope. She did so and help people in countries awarded doctorate Nicholas a of musical She is Dorothy an in- which have Bishop T. Rivera, was the last of the 25 nurses asked our help. We Elko, Apos- arts to Sister tolic Exarch Mary Anne Cecile, structor at Muhlenberg be do not ask in of the Byzantine Hospi- to accepted. anything return,’' Bite nun-composer who heads the Exarchate of Pittsburgh. tal, Plainfield, and, at 24, the she explained. music de- Theme the Marylhurst College youngest of 25 chosen MISS RIVERA feels her “This is the best to show pf convention will be nurses ac- way partment (Oregon). She was also to take part in the SS is the “Mary Immaculate,. Queen of Hope’s ceptance answer to her them what the American people cited for outstanding achieve- mission. Unity.” POST: Sister prayers. arc really like,” she added. NEW Mary ment in music. Sister Anne Ce- The is ship a floating medi- FRANCES M. Kevin, S.F.P., has returned cile’s works have been MAHER of performed cal which will the orchestras training center, Kane, Pa., CDA re- to St. Michael’s Hospital, by symphony of supreme bring to doctors, nurses and Nine Newsletters Nurture gent from 1950 until her death where earned Spokane, Wash.; Portland, Ore.; Newark, she personnel in under- in and auxiliary 1958, will be remembered San Calif. in Diego, regions of her R.N. in 1955, but now developed the world the Mass opening to be cele- • the One New Newsletter she is in the newest medical knowledge. brated by Bishop John post of direc- J. Wright Shirley O’Neill, college girl The year-long voyage is being NEWARK Of tor Nine little district tempt to improve communica- Pittsburgh. Bishop Vincent S. of nursing services. She who risked her life to save a sponsored not by a newsletters Waters of government have pooled their tions between the central Raleigh, N. nation- has from council C., her masters degree in swimming companion a but the people of the U. S. ideas, their and their al chaplain, will money and the affiliations. speak. from shark and then baptized him, has nursing St. John’s ANOTHER messages and will in Those who will address been STATE: Sister Pazzi (left) FOR A LONG reappear the nominated for- the 1959 De and Sister TIME Miss as THE NEWSLETTER will be meeting include University, and September one great, big arch- Gov. David Law- Brooklyn, American Medal for Brav- Rose Magdalene Rivera had been praying “to Young ofthe Sisters of St. Joseph of Newark, diocesan edited of women’s The by Kathryn Connolly rence of served in hospitals in Gov. Edmund G. Our Lord and paper. Pennsylvania; Msgr. ery. Brown of were anew 50-star Senator Harrison A. His Blessed North given flag by sized sheet took Bergen, assisted tho John national Mother” giant-economy by O’Grady, secretary, Brooklyn (where she was California made the nomination. for something like Jr. of New theoretical form nine district public relations National Williams Jersey in his Washington office at the recent ex- Conference of Catholic Project Hope, an to and Kansas. • opportunity ecutive chairmen. Instead of the born) board meeting of the previous Charities; Thomas J. recently. The flag will be flown over the Capitol soon dedicate her Msgr. Native-born for services to the less nuns the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic mimeographed copies, the letter Grady, National after 50th director, Shrine first time the state officially enters the 4. fortunate. outnumber missionary union, July Women held Our will be The first to of the Immaculate at Lady of the printed. copy Sisters in It will then be About Conception, areas entrusted to Di- given to St. Joseph’s School for the a year ago, she read Visitation, June be released 24 will be six Washington; Habits for 3 Paramus, 22. Sept. Msgr. Joseph E. vine Word Missionaries the of accord- story in a The and will have an Blind, Jersey City. The Sisters will translate the mes- Project Hope idea for unifying the news pages Aug. 1 Schieder, director, NCWC youth ing to the congregation’s annual mr-azine. Then it came from the deadline for the up nine district councils copy. department; Eileen Cath- sage stating flag flew over the Capitol, into braille Egan As of Jan. 1, 19C0, again when she Other At directory. read more into one newsletter from issues, to be sent to pas- olic Relief Services for the students to read. came NCWC; Maryknoll there were about 655 native and 618 the a tors, moderators plan in Catholic Archbishop Boland. It is an at- parish and to •ud Philomena Kerwin. MARYKNOLL, N. Y. Three Sisters in each women’s will missionary overseas group, appear from young women North Jersey areas. Government Official: in December, and Juno. were who Girl St. Adalbert’s PTA among 72 received the Pompton The bill for the 1,500 copies will habit of the Maryknoll Sisters in be various The Sisters of the Holy Humili- pro-rated among coun- recent ceremonies here and cils. Elects Officers pre- ty of Mary in Cleveland have Receives Habit pared to begin a The format two-year novi- purchased two residence halls Woman’s Place Is in the Home will include reports tiate. N.Y. The for- from ELIZABETH—The PTA elected and PEEKSKILL, the an administration building councils, program sug- Mrs. Frank The all from the Newark mer Lou of from the Gunteski at three, from the Women’s Chris- WASHINGTON Mary Higgins Pomp- gestions standing com- president Young (NC) as a A top viewed first source of man- source of the emotional the season’s Archidocese, are: Sister Kevin strength ton Lakes was among 17 who re- mittees, a column John last meeting. tian Association. The Labor by Msgr. buildings Department power and a of the then other the former spokesmen secondly as mere family, I think we ceived the habit of the Sisters of E. archdiocesan Among who will Marie, Susan will be remodeled to house the McHenry, mod- officers, Mary said here it would a be mistake agent for reproduction of more are be installed McAlvanah of losing very much of what the Good Shepherd in recent cer- erator, and facts about in September, are: Westfield; Sister nuns who staff special 11 grade schools, for U.S. women to try to match and Mrs. Maura manpower, only thirdly and separates us from the emonies Alvin Mrs. the former supposedly at Mt. events of the affiliations. Lyskowski, Al- Catherine, two a and Soviet in outside Florence, provin- high schools, hospital women working as a a’s the ere- communist O’Connell bert Mrs. Marcella Standish of distantly mother, world,” cial house of the Szaro, Emil Maywood; home for children the home. community Padlo, a crippled in ator of home life and the basic said. Mrs. Edward and Sister here. Mrs. Louis Mary Hannah Charles, the Gromek, Cleveland Diocese. Undersecretary of James Fichner and the former Elizabeth Lgbor Redemptorist Change Mrs. Fal- Stark of Ba- T. Miss received the Stanley O’Connell declared: ' “The Higgins CHICAGO kewski. • (NC)—The Redemp- yonne. name Sister of the Immac- A former concept of woman as the Mary race relations secre- key- torists have changed the name of In addition 45 novices made ulate Heart. of the stone of home and tary social Action family must their St. Louis Province to the their firat and await depart- vows assign- remain the inherent Bergen CDA Installs ment of National Catholic Wel- principle of Girls? She is a graduate of St. Mary’s Mid-America Province and trans- ment the Why among Maryknoll Sis- College for fare Conference Judaeo-Christian life. We cannot and Mt. ferred the _ has been named from St. RIDGEWOOD Mrs. Richard ters’ 114 School, Pompton Lakes, headquarters convents in the U. S. afford A Gilsenen executive director of the to see it threatened in St. Dominic Caldwell. Louis to was instaUed as re- and Presi- Academy, Chicago. foreign countries. America.” / gent of Court dent’s Committee Our Lady of Mt. on Govern- The community currently has Nun Has at the ment Contracts. O’Connell at cere- Carmel, CDA, recent 1,450 33 of Margaret Garrity spoke members, whom are Weighty Reply served monies meeting. Other officers with NCWC from 1942 un- marking the 40th anni- new in- from the Newark stalled Mrs. J. Archdiocese til 1955 when she the Pres- versary of the Women’s Bu- CLEVELAND (£IC) Those who doubt the value of were: J. Hever and from joined col- eight the Paterson Di- Mrs. G. D. ident’s committee reau of the Labor lege education for women are of “a GARDEN STATUARY Mrs. Arthur staff. Vice Department. guilty American Kelly, ocese. , typically Lawida, Mrs. E. W. President chairman of the at celebrat- misconception” about the purpose of Biegel, Mrs. Sister Nixon, Later, a banquet education, according to Mary Kevin, the daugh- Beautiful detailed in material. M F. made the the bureau’s the head of a women's statuary a special outdoor • Flnneran, Mrs. J. E. ter of group, announcement. ing college. Mr. and Mrs. James anniversary, A. Attractive white finish. Not Walsh, Mrs. Frank Moran, Mrs. • two leaders of the National Coun- This mistake lies in education porcelain-like vulnerable to McAlvanah of regarding as “a pragmatic Roland Westfield, was Maesel, Mrs; Va- Irish cil of Catholic Women were thing —a means to an Sister breakage from stones, hail, etc. Joseph graduated from Holy Twenty nuns flew from end,” Margaret, president of nore, Mrs. J. J. Trinity High those honored for cbntri- McKenna, Mrs School there. their motherhouse in Dundalk, among Trinity College, Washington, D. C., declared June 30. She was Tileston and Mrs. butions to the bureau's work. the First Friday Club of Cleveland. Ralph F. C Sister Maura Ireland; to mission addressing the assignments Hunter. Catherine, Cited for in Africa as a result of a promoting the bureau's daughter of Mr. and Mrs. gift “EDUCATION Peter IS the development of the human from Cardinal The goals were Mrs. Mark A. Theissen capacities Standish of Cushing. nuns, of Maywood, Is a gradu- and Should not a woman then of NCCW knowing loving. be educated?" ate of members of the Franciscan Mis- Covington, Ky., presi- Holy Trinity High School, she asked. A dent, and Margaret its Wedding Hackensack. sionary Sisters for Africa, have Mealey, Reception Sister received several gifts from the executive secretary. Margaret declared that the educated Catholic Sister Hannah woman Mary Charles is Cardinal uniquely qualified to combat the view of life which aims the in recent years. at daughter of Mr. and Mrs’ SECRETARY O’Connell said “luxury, comfort, status in the eyes of others.’’ Charles Stark of Bayonne, was that women in the Soviet Union PLAZA HOTEL “The educated Catholic woman has received from The British of make the truth, and graduated St. Royal College up 53% of the total work Aloysius it is the truth that makes free," Obstetricians and us she said. “She will be Journal Sa* Jertey Academy, force. He emphasized that it City, N. L Jersey City. free from the has concept of man as a bundle of appetites, and named Sister Mary Calasanc would not be desirable for provlden this will see and acknowledge him as a creature of • tius of intellect and ■— AGNOSTICISM is Tyndall the Irish Mis country to follow suit. a philosophi- will. She will HOUSE OF CARDS toTtur*™ be free from the bonds of prejudice, for she cal which sionary Sisters of Our Lady of He said wives and • theory holds that man mothers knows Superior Outline that every man is a creature of God.” the Rosary to released • Gifts • Articles * can know that Holy membership. are to the work force Religious Cards • Medeit prlcee only things ap- Greeting Only two other Irish women have In the “a • Careful pear to the senses. Soviet Union by sys- attenHen te detalfa 309 South Ave., W., Westfield e AD 2-4022 earned this medical honor tem in the of day care and even Phone • Irldal Consultant OPEN MON. A ESI. -Tilt, SAT. Til t • past. ‘week care’ of children which BIBLES & BOOKS e WEEK-END RETREATS locaftd DIRECTLY OPPOSITE MUNICIPAL BUILDING LOT • ' is so extensive as to preclude Oldfield Of ALL TYHCS 3-0100 Canada’s Catholic Women’s its adoption here without a REBOUND FOR THE LAITY Ample Parking Space League has started a campaign lastingly damaging impair- NEWARK Serge Valdes TWO OUAT Buddy I Air BINDERY, INC to raise ment of our so- Conditioned $lOO,OOO for the World family-centered IHND A WICK END WITH 000 FRID .BANDS CORDON. Pro litlmatee Refugee Year. ciety." \ cheerfully glvaa Clinton SI. Ncw.irk For: MEN, ?. “When WOMEN, MArlii l 1 096 J a woman comes to be • HUSBAND and WIFE 10 Poor Clare Nuns of Bordentown ACRES OF OCEANFRONT RELAXATION CwAHrt kr *• MMIB •* have established the first clois- Manila School Uh* Fmwti AbMf CAMP MOTHER tered contemplative community Thor# in more Honeymooners hero boceuoo thoro ore MAZZARELLO more iwrUMi Nrff. young poopio here(and moco Jerseyftee)l HAUDOM of nuns in Florida. Known as NJ (Ou.rt Houi# For WrH* ' - Woman) Has First Class lw M»rmmH»n tm 304 air conditioned overall 21" JULY Christ the King Monastery of St. ad roomi/frae TV In every TO AUGUST - WEEKLY KATE DIMCTOR OR lITIUTS room/3 swimming poole/700 feet private beach/FREE $3O the will •omhPrivarto Clare, convent house nuns MANILA Rooms, Food: Flsnty (NC) Thirty-nine OiMM W chaise lounges/FREE koffee klotch nightly/FREE ample and Wolt Frsportd Nm IMtml Nhm who will make altar breads for Sisters Chap«l, A PicturtsquG ncre graduated from the K P—R» self-psrklng/FREE entertainment end dlnclng nightly/ Spot. AfcWy, NnrMm N. J. parish churches. Sisters' School Positively annoyinghidden extra conducted iy of Theology in no charges. TH« DAUOHTIRI OF per person, par day, double occupancy. MARY HIIF OF CHRISTIANS • Baguio City June 16 at its first * rooms (SoUo'an Si.fr. of S*. Sr. Anne 100of 304 (until September 9) John Romo) Alice R. May, president of the graduation ceremony since its Stephen 439 ~ 723 Rolmoo, A vo. N. OFFICE: Mltcholl NJ. International Federation foundation in 1957. 6 NEWARK 34)732 Holed.n, HAwthorn* 7-0452 of Cath- YOUR (Open Sundays and Evenings) olic received the first The graduates, who Alumnae, represent- Native " Bayonne or writ*i idirectly to: Stella Maris medal awarded by ed more than a dozen religious iKmitnRKR'MURmuuw Mary Manse College, Toledo, congregations, had completed Indiana Bound HEALTH THE Ohio. four six-week The medal is awarded for summer courses in Caitawaw THE "service philosophy, canon law GARDEN born of Christian ideals theology, IS OUR sacred On Grant RESORT-MOTEL I NA and carried onin accordance with scripture and liturgy. Study ★ strong Christian Archbishop Salvatore Siino, at 163rd Miami Weddings Banquets principles." LAUREL SPRINGS - Sister OntheAtlenttc St loach 54, Florida Nuncio Apostolic to the Philip- native BUSINESS Please beautiful color brochure to Communion Anne Stephen, 0. P., a RUSH your me. Breakfasts at the pines, presided graduation of Bayonne, has been awarded - 7UUY St. Louis M.D.s AIR-CONDITIONED ceremony. The school was found- a grant to study at one of the lOur tovon Thr#* ed by Archbishop Egidio Vagnoz- regtitored pharmlclits or* beautiful ballroomt .17 modern institutes accommodating 25-1,000 To Two Nuns language run zi, then Apostolic Nuncio to the on duty to give you that untoonl Som. Chain Dat.i Still in cooperation with the language Available If come car. Courts all the Membei Philippines and now of you by enjoy Quality ereyl ST. LOUIS (NC)—The first two Apostolic of the U.S Ingredient experience to your Complete Package Wadding Available development program of Diners' American Hilton Carte Blanche. to Club, Express, nuns Delegate the U. S. M M N to receive medical degrees Office of Education. and the quicV.it lorvko ™ MJOt »i. !L T from St. Louis medi- to 29-Jl How. Avo. University The daughter of Mrs. Anna ipood up your proicrlption order. PoMo| NJ cal school were members of the Bus of Roselle, Sister Anne AMFLI PARKINO CDA Outing Hajducck 1960 graduation class. is NEWARK—Court Queen of the Stephen presently stationed at IF YOUR DOCTOR are Sister M. St. Lawrence Convent here in They Augustine will ORDERS IT WE Universe, CDA, sponsor a HAVE ITI Dolar. of New York City, a Medi- Laurel bus ride to Freedomland, Bronx, Springs. cal Mission Sister, and Sister Your most N.Y., July 10. Buses will leave Sister Anne Stephen plans to important Jane de Chantal Buellesbach of St. Charles Borromeo Church at study Spanish at Notre Dame LISS’ Drug Dept. Store Milwaukee, a Maryknoll nun. Af- 10 a.m. University, Indiana. food is REMINDER ter II Journal purchaso completing internships in this Square, Jorooy City country they will be the it ■ assigned 1 Hinder*** $.1004.7*11 All foreign mission conducted men and women planning to enroll this by their communities. Furniture September for the Sister is the Roundup Augustine 40th BEEAft member of the Medical Mission Sisters to receive a doctorate in At Denville Corral LIBERAL ARTS medicine. Sister Jane is the 16th PROGRAM physician among Sis- '• Maryknoll 2 . %V , . ' £■*•■>; » DENVILLE It’s roundup time at The Corral, though a ters. s ;f>yw+ *• - it’s cattle the hands fixin’ to and tie but furni- not are rope Be Evening Division ture sure the BEST.. and appliances and even rags. you get always ask for The Corral is the salvage store operated in a section of a barn (cows of it) the occupy the rest on property of St. JKIH: Francis Health Resort. The "hands’’ are members of the St. SAINT Clare’s PETER’S who have corraled $27,300 for the Hospital Auxiliary,

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By Ed Grant Dan Cacchio of Delbarton. PATERSON Gerry Mackin of Pope Pius, Bill Croal OUTFIELDERS of St. High aver- Bonaventure, Dave Alexander of Don Bosco Tech ages mark the outfield trio with and Joe Riccardo of St. Mary’s (P) head The Lou Advocate’s Chiarolanzio of Bayley- 1960 Paterson All-Diocesan Frank Soriano of Delbar- baseball team, the first as EUard, of ton and Croal all “Player the Year,’’ the others as repeaters from the 1959 hitting way the first team. over .400 mark. They shoved into the In of background 1959 a year outstanding stars, able mention list. These included first Mackin team choice John of was the cream of the DeLorenzo Kopas Denny of Pius Pope who crop. He turned in an Bayley-Ellard, hit .385; Ed 8-1 pitch- (6-1), George Martin of Delbarton Sawicki of St. ing with the loss John’s, who record, only a (5-1) and Ed of Morris Joyce clubbed one-hit .390 and Mike Cadenazzi nine-inning, performance Catholic (3-0). in the of who belted .370. Greater Newark Tourna- DePaul, ment. He also batted CATCHERS After two around .300 years UTILITY to at with several in the shadow Ability play IN home runs to his of Pope Pius’ THE SWIM: several positions is particularly Msgr. Henry J. Murphy, Hudson credit. Richie Takacs, Wasick blossomed valuable in the small schools County director, presents team forth this season with CYO swimming trophy Special mention a .338 av- must be made which dominate the Paterson pic- to Joan Fletcher St. of erage and steady of Patrick’s, Jersey City, captain Croal, who has set an all-time handling Tay- ture. Best of of the lot this year was St. Patrick’s lor’s deliveries. Ed had litle team record for Advocate com- Richie of championship and the all-star Shagwert of St. John’s, 50-yard teams petition for the with breaststroke winner. the job, Hank who had St. Patrick’s by making grade for a 7-4 record won the title in the Karsen of pitching the fourth year DePaul the only con- annual meet at in a row. Billy and also cavorted in the the CYO pool. tender listed capably Assisting with the once again hit on the honorable well over .400 and outfield. presentation is Dr. F. A. alternated mentions. Figurelli, CYO physician. between the pitching mound and the outfield in vain a INFIELDERS Bob Marosits attempt to bring St. Bonaventure of who Five the Pope Pius, (rotated among Teams Still Undefeated Catholic in Passaic-Bergen Con- three Essex; positions, was the first base ference crown. choice over Jack Hoppler of St. St. St. Mary’s (P). Bob hit .333, had Francis, Thomas Have ALEXANDER IS one of three a Top Marks Don 2-0 record and Bosco players selected pitching also NEWARK this 13 for Starting Sunday, the other teams with St. Thomas served being favored the the others as the team, catcher occasionally in the being Essex County CYO Intermediate Baseball on the of show- Ed Wasick Eagles’ catcher. League strength Halpin’s and pitcher Bill Tay- will be ing thus far. lor. Alexander’s gunning for St. Francis Xavier, Newark. Dave turned in teammate around a .353 batting In the the St. set intermediate and keystone sack is St. Bona- Francis itself as the immediate league, average led the Rams to the up target by their is no “crooshal” tilt but venture Mike its Passaic-Bergen title captain Van Atta, 12-6 victory over the and also to convincing defending champions there several who belted are holding the NJSIAA M the ball at a .364 from St. prom- Catholic “B clip. New- ise of crown. Joseph's Spanish, action. One He At third base is the first interesting pita was at his best all-star ark. It the second win for when it was as the Apostle continued its all- St. Valentine’s, choice from Bloomfield, counted most— Morris Catholic, St. which getting 5-for-5 Francis, came up with John St. winning ways, Halpin being against Joseph’s in a contest against a .378 hitter. St. in the Tommy Russo, A a six-run seventh to take credited which Mary’s (E) inning with a four-hitter this should tell whether second infield St. state strong could be the out of late tourney. sting a splurge time as he won by his third in a row Joseph’s really has lost the touch. of Doc Mad- St. A choice composed Hoppler, Joseph’s. St. St. utility last Ric- by beating Michael’s, Newark Peter’s and Sacred year, den of Our of cardo Lady the moved to the Lake, There were a number of other 10-3. Heart Cathedral over pitching Walt appear Seifert of Pius and evenly corps this time Pope intermediate and the on the strength important develop- matched, SACRED HEART, Immaculate-St. of 7-3 One found Vailsburg, a record saw ments. Sacred Heart could which him Lucy’s fray establish one kept pace with an easy 7-3 win strike out 133 Cathedral itself to the as a serious batters, almost two pushing championship possi- Hudson Girls St. Rose of fore with its over Lima, Newark, per inning pitched. Joe has not second victory in bility. and St. Paul the lost his stuff in the three the better Apostle, Irving- The schedule for summer In outings against July 3: Fencing ton, broke into the win column leagues, either, for he clubs. This time Sacred Heart pitched NEW YORK with a 7-4 decision INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE - Denise O’Con- bombed over St. back-to-back no-hitters in Immaculate Conception, separ- ft*. P,rt‘' eisomlKM nor of Bayonne and Fran Sidotl Lucy’s. SI.« Valtntlm’a (Bloomfield) J*. ate loops a week or two Montclair, 10-3 with John Alvino v«. St. ago. This acph'a Sponlih (Newark), of North 1 p.m. Bergen will be among and Armand Cilento Sunday’s key game pits OX. Here is hitting hom- Valley (Orange) va. a rundown of the team, the St. Thomas St. Thomaa the contestants in Sacred Heart ApoeUe tBIoomfleld), 3:30 the ers. against p.m. Olympic At position by position: Branch Brook EKtmlan Fencing Trials which will be held

3-9 at the Hotel Commodore ANOTHER IMPORTANT game PITCHERS July S, P The trio of Mac- HMrt grand ballroom. found St. Thomas the C.£'SS. kin, Taylor and Riccardo make Apostle, Bombs Cushing Blraied Sacrament (Eaat Both graduates of St. Orange) va. O.L, about Jersey City Bloomfield, edging Peter’s, up just the strongest mound the two will 2-0, for Moore. staff Paterson State, girls compete Belleville, Charley any all-star team . in the a Rival has women’s foil event on Also making like flag contender Bayonne ever had. July Immaculate Together, they Conception (Montclair) va. SL 4, with Miss Sidoti also was St. which showed a due to Lucy’s, Newark, BAYONNE—Three Lucy a (Newark), 29-7 with home runs 3:30 p.m. record, Tay- take in lor part the women’s team Our of West Marist JUNIOR LEAGUE a diocesan edged Lady Lourdes, by star Fran led setting record with Cushing At Branch Brook event on behind the Extantlon 14 July 6. Orange, 4-3, two-hit St. Andrew’s to St. Locy’a (Newark) victories, only one shy of the a 25-3 rout of va. St. Roae of Lima The 1 men’s trials will be held of Petrucci. (Newark), p.m. North pitching Jay Star of the Sea in the s, mark held Dick v st p 1 Uw Jersey by Bayonne v ‘- - *“ with ApoeUe (Irvington), Reischl simultaneously, competition Two forfeits went on the books Junior CYO Baseball 1 p.m. of St. Luke’s. League at Sacred Heart in three (Vallabarg) va. St. Thomas weapons: foil, epee and as well as a 2-0 verdict for St. Hudson the ApoeUe The County Park on June 24. (Bloomneld), 3:34 p.m. With strength of the staff can as Signs Cubs, sabre, well as a team event. Blessed Aloysius, Newark, over also added a double also be from the Cushing judged who Four women and 18 All-Paterson boys men will be East Orange. and lead his Gets $l00,000 Baseball Team Sacrament, a single to team’s 19- were forced back to the honor- chosen for the to Meet POS. PLAYER Olympic In the St. Thom- hit attack another Marist Pope Mass. SCHOOL squad. junior league, as DANVERS, Danny CLASS play- P. Bill Charlie Aleksiewicz at St. Taylor Don Tech er, coasted Murphy, pitcher-outfielder Bosco Junior P. Joe Olympians John's Riccardo St- to an eight-hit victory. Prep here, was given a Mary’s senior Press Box P. Paragraphs VATICAN CITY Jerry Mackin This was the second Pope John $lOO,OOO bonus to “ e Pi«s easy tri- reported sign P°P Senior scheduled C. Ed Wasick.. for two audiences with with the Cubs. The Don Bosco umph St. Andrew’s in the Chicago 17- Tech Senior IB Bob Olympic athletes and officials. Marosits p fiist week of league action John is not °Pe pius Senior year-old youngster being On Aug. 24, the 2B Mike Van Atta Kosakowski had twirled Holy Father farmed out for the moment. St. Bonaventure What a three- Senior Determination Can Do will make a SS Dave Alexander hitter in to the Brother Don Bosco a 12-1 rout of Mt. Car- special trip Gilroy, headmaster at Tech Senior 3B Tom Vatican from his resid- Russo Morris mel on June 22. and summer St. in the Catholic Junior Cushing John’s, helped Murphy at for OF Lou Chlarolanzio Aleksiewicz had two hits ence Castelgandolfo an contract The apiece negotiations. young- Bayley-Ellard Senior On the that it’s mer at sites audience with OF Bill Croat theory never building in the make Uncle Sam’s in that athletes and news- St. might contest as St. Andrew’s ster batted .460 for St John’s and Bonaventure Senior too late to tell a ... good story, area and the latter from squad in the men the OF Frank Soriano rug 17 events listed sfcwed it with 10 in the attending Olympic 11 without loss. here’s the up runs won games a Junior tale behind the tale dealers. Games in Rome. The Ut. Richie pelbarton for the as well first is ex- Shagwert St. John’s two-day meet, inning. Pope senior of one of the medals won gold But this did not solve as for the be held In pected to leave for his summer Mor- decathlon, to a third loop contest, Star of at the NJSIAA track and field villa HONORABLE MENTION ley’s personal July 8-9 in Ore. the Sea near the end of July. problems. He still Eugene, edged St. Vincent’s, 4-3, DRIVE PITCHERS: championships on June 4. had Members of the International only a few months left be- 100-meters: Charlie also on June 22. Ronnie Love Martin, Delbarton; Morris Catholic: Joyce, De- It Tidwell, Committee Pope begins about a year ago fore graduation in which to turn three-hit ball Olympic will be re- Lorenzo, Pius; Stutz, CATCHER: Ray Norton, Paul with pitched and also DePaul; Karsen. De- Winder, ceived CAREFULLY INFIELDERS: when Seton Hall Prep coach himself into vaulter. at the Pope’s Catelgandol- Paul; Morris a An out- Frank Budd as the alternate for drove in Jimmy Hart and Tichy, Catholic; Hoppler St. Danny Bill told door fo home on 29. A Marys; Persichetty a junior pit at Seton Hall would the 400-meter Nelson with the and Aug. "CARE-FREE-LY" Cacchio, Delbarton; and relay; 200 me- tying wnning Evangelista Grandstrand’, De- assistant manager, Tom Mor- be of little use Paul; Greene, St. Joseph’s; during the win- ters: Tidwell, Norton, Dave runs. Seifert, Pope Plus; Madden, Our ley, that if he ever IN A Lady of the (Morley) ter months, so Tom hitchhiked Sime; 400 The loop takes off this week- MAIL YOUR FILM Lake; OUTFIELDERS: Kopas, Bayley-Ellard- meters: Ted Woods, '60 wanted to earn a he down to Princeton LARK Saw,cki letter, all winter Otis Dave end due to the July 4 - - st John Morris Davis, Mills, with holiday, Studebeker{tr ’»: Marcello, could do it in the only pole long to take advantage of the Earl bo* resumes RYAN FOTO Mw deluxe aedan. Catholic; Dißupo, Our Lady of the Lake. Young as the alternate for play July 6, with the weakest indoor factory freah. de- vault, perennially facilities there. the 1,600-meter Mt. Carmel Star of the team; 800 facing BOX 24 CHATHAM. N. J. livered Immediate *1750 in relay event the group at Sea at Hudson dallvary> choice of Catholic, meters: Tom Ernie County Park and CAME THE Murphy, Black and — Stadium. OUTDOOR Service celer No dow« peyment Rutgers sea- Si Andrew’s St. Whit* r ' Post Cunliffe, Jim Stack; 1,500 me- meeting Vin- montht to pay. son and another Swimming a student at problem arose HUGE Morley, divinity cent's at the 16th Street Size 8 .50 ters: Ed Jim Bulk- King Exposure . . the little chance for Moran, Grelle, SIEBELTS To Prep, took the suggestion competition. head Oval. 12 Greenfield Dyrol Burleson; King Size Exposure . A few dual . .70 You almost meets filled the Authorlied Lark Dealar SAVINGS! seriously. might say gap UH Hud too llvd., U. C. UN 7-J11J Martin Green- he took until the New Catholic Service finest MONTCLAIR it The first Jersey 5,000 Kodacolor Mention The Adrocata quality fanatically. METERS: Jim Beatty, field, swimming coach at St. Ben- Track Conference meet USED CARS problem was where to practice. on Bill 2nd Size 8 Max Hennessey King . . 2.40 edict's Dellinger, Truex; Exposure Prep, has been named There Memorial Day. as was no at Seton Hall Morley placed - pit 3,000 meter steeplechase: King Size 12 Exposure 3.35 director of the Essex third there behind .. County CYO and, even If there were, sum- Tim Harring- Charles In AAU (Deacon) Jones, Phil Mile ACT NOW Club, which ton of St. Benedict’s Kodachrome Swimming will mer vacation was here and and Joe Processing open Coleman, Charlie Clark; 110- and its season Arico of NEW YORK for at the Seton Hall Uni- Tom had no time lose. he St. Peter’s (N.8.). meter Tuning up BMM Movie BUY SAFE... to So high hurdles: Hayes Regular Roll. 1.25 the Magee Memorial run s»vn versity pool on 5. built himself a in his back The next week 880-yard July pit at Lee Willie BMM Movie Rutgers, Jones, Calhoun, in Union Magazine Roll 1.00 Greenfield succeeds Jim yard. with City on July 4, Kevin BE SAFE Fetten, Harrington not entered, May; 400-meter hurdles: Glenn 135MM 20 1.25 ... Seton Hall second in (he Exposure ... coach, who had the chance for Hennessey placed super- glory came. Ari- Davis, Dick Howard, Josh Cul- Write for vised the BUT THAT WAS not enough. AAU one-mile Mailing Envelopes program for the past co was in the field but metropolitan junior When again, breath; Van Cortlandt SEE two years. The school started again, Tom run at Park on announcement of he bowed out early. This left his rounded Broad jump: Irv Roberson, June 27. appointment up a couple of other was made by Morley and the 1959 co-champ, Ralph Greg Bell; INC Rev. Vincent vault candidates and the Boston, High The St. NEW YORK F. pole Jim of Don Bosco. Aloysius graduate, run- MURPHY Affanoso, county Megiel Both John < W ONTIAI AVI. director. started to jump: Thomas, Charlie in the colors of the New boys a pit on the cleared ning Dining At Best dig boys 10 feet and that Its !> Bob Polo York MA 4*2766 Free physical Seton Hall When they Dumas, Gardner; A.C., bucked a 35-mile an examinations will campus. was it as they shared the title. had vault: Don Bragg, Bob Gutow- hour wind BROS. be to all the hole dug, there came to run 4:27.1 behind given members at the This was possibly the last the Jim Shot put: dubmate Ed Winrow. GILHULY'S Seton Hall problem of filling it with time ski, Graham; He later pool on 6 from Tom would ever compete July Bill 9 sand and then covering the Parry O’Brien, Nicder, Dal- teamed with Winrow to the and BAR a.m. to noon. The club is in the vault. Asa help RESTAURANT open pole divinity las Discus throw: lIIZABITH'S ONir to between sand with sawdust. Also of buy- Long; A1 Winged Footers win a special two- (Eat. 18SV STATION WAGON boys 7 and 14 and student at Seton Hall Univer- Delicious Oerter, Dick Rink mile l uncheons and Dinners sessions will ing uprights and Cochran, relay. be held daily getting poles. sity, it is unlikely that he will served In Homelike Atmosphere except Javelin throw: Al- AUTHORIZED One by obstacles Babka; Bill In the Magee Memorial DAILY and (Air HEADQUARTERS and one, these find the time for race, SUNDAY Cond Saturday Sunday during the practice to and, ley, A1 Jan Kevin is listed against A1 Convenient Coliseum h Theatres hours. were cleared. Since the facility Cantello, Sikorsky; to run morning even if he did, he will be leav- Choice Wines and Llquora. Muaak. Hop, and Ira Adams of St. Michael's (JC) and • would be used both step jump: Davis, SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR by Prep ing the campus after two CHRYSLER years Bill Kent PRIVATI and athletes, the Sharpe, Flocrkc; Johnny Übhaus of St. Peter's, but PARTIES University for Darlington. ACCOMMODATING IS !• 40 Hammer throw: Hal both of the latter doubtful funds of both schools were Connolly, are 7SS When he does leave, however, Hehth Ave„ (at 44th StJ • A1 Hall, Ed Bagdonas; Decath- starters. MKTAL RODIES FROM tlti League pooled to get the sand and NEW YORK CITY IMPERIAL there will remain the memento lon: Rafer Johnson, Dave Ed- standards. The sawdust was of his determination the All Makes Standings pole strom, Dick Wotruba. taken care of by the boys vault pit which some day, who • next St. Benedict's PLYMOUTH In week’s watch themselves—they got the for- knows, may be issue, and Models ESSEX COUNTY surrounded by CYO for a story on the last-named tiie outdoor cinder track which SAVE WHERE INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE Has Date and probably the least known Open would go a long way toward • PACE W L MOTORS Scholastic Stars of these 54 athletics. NEWARK—St. Benedict’s VALIANT SI. Francis Xavier to the Prep ? n helping put Pirates back EARNINGS 47 St. Lucy's T one CINTRAL AVE. , has open date for the 1960 St. into the time Aloyslus , n big track and ■AST ORANGE Sacred Heart football season, a campaign Cathedral J 7 In field picture. nr. St. Valentine's . Legion Loop DEALER « tin which will see the Bees play ARE O.L. Mt. Carmel McDonough i , ELIZABETH Two St. American new Joseph's Spanlah ii PREDICTION CORNER: The three rivals. Immaculate % Conception ii Legion teams, heavily stocked track 1959 roster St and field fans will from the Thomas the Sets Record Dropped Apostle i , with players from North 01 O.L. Lourdes , . Jersey get their chance o 1 opponents are Mt. St. t SiUctlon ONLY AT WARD FORD to see their Bit St. Peter's { i Catholic high schools, are leading favorite WAYNE Dick Michael's of the Bronx, Borden- Sacred Heart 7 S sport televised on July McDonough, in BRAND NEW A O.L. Valley \ their respective county races. 2 when CBS Scton Hall town Institute and Our r0p buys (Channel 2) pre- Prep alumnus, took Military Blessed Sacrament 0 2 state 1960 . Post, last sents two hours of the time off from his intensive Lady of the The llayway year's final pre- Valley. newcom- Dividends guaranteed Last Week's Results w Compounded champion, has a 5-1 record in Un- trials from Palo Olympic ers are Newark West New- St. Valentine s 0, Olympic swimming drills, to set Side, FORDS *1731* O.L. Valley 0 Alto, CARS M. Francis ion Quarterly USEP 12. St. Joseph's 8 County, the latest victory be- Calif., 5 to 7 EDT. anew record for the New ark East Side and St. Michael's IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! SI Thomas p.m., Jersey 2. St. Peter's 0 a 4-1 count over AAU FALCONS • Lowell Pricatl »• Sacred ing by Rahway. Here's our guesses as to who free in a meet (UC). Heart (V) 0 400-yard style mm s*' at Accounts InsctM ■ Trade- Sacrament 0 Phil Meshinsky of St. Mary's the North The Bees will be their Highest St. fT'Lucy 1 Jersey Swimming playing a 4. O.L, laturdes 3 Up To 910,00a Sacred ' FAIRLANES In! Heart (N) a one-hitter in this game Association, 51st season under Joe 10. Immaculate 3 pitched Kasberger • Priest to Savlnjt ttcilvMl Cath Refund JUNIOR LEAGUE and also scored the winning run Compete This this fall. The of the by was the first time the big game MURPHY GALAXIES month Of Trade-In St. ISth.of mu Thomas the when classmate Bobby Hallcck In event had will be the match with Seton Apostle « been contested out- year Sacred Heart Championship tomtho lif. Allowancel ~ 20. * °„ was hit a with the bases doors Hall on Nov. 81. Luke's by pitch New Zealand—Rev. and Dick’s time of 4:29 4 • TEMUKE, Sava mail. fhunderbirdt low Bank Oct. by SI. Paul llie i . loaded. Sept. 34, Writ Side; 1. New York BROS. Apostle F E. Kelly, of the went into the books automatical- Wo pastor Catho- Military Academy; 7. open; 16. St. Ml- Ratal St. Michael's n : pay poitagg both wayi chael'a. 21. I‘cddle. ,H Ilose In Passaic County, lic ly. Dick later away; away; 20. Eaat Plue Nomlml Ber '-« Chirra St. of Lima I’asquariel- church has been chosen the NJSA 0 j here, helped Side; Nov 5. Central; 13, Oratory; 20. MOTOR SALES lo-Bradle Post shows a set UNION perfect as a member the New anew state Seton Hall. COUNTY CYO of Zealand 200-yard fre- Infermeatate League 5-0 mark. Bill Taylor of Don Bos- team that will style relay record of 1:38.9, HMII NO. BROAD STRUT compete in the bring- WARD-FORD Blessed co Tech co-authored a four-hit the team ARROW RLlzab.th Sacrament l British Commonwealth Gun Club ing from third I StOt ... 2 0 ooti place on Holy Rosary I 0 1000 shutout of Passaic Memorial last championships. the final leg. Opan D»U» ■ A M. (o » P.M. 239 CENTRAL AVENUE Peter and Paul 1 .... 1 goo PRINTING SAVINGS and f®- week. Dave Alexander and Bill St. Joseph a 2 2 Father Kelly is in Australia to Saturday! to • P.M. NEWARK N. J. * ion McDonough is training for the 3, «»■ > LOAN :Soo Croal, also members of The Ad- compete in the national ASSOCIATION St. Mary's 0 cham- 100-meter and 200-meter HARRY F. MURPHY Ml 3-8000 3 .000 freestyle f'AFTER WE SELL-WE SERVE' Last Week's Results vocate's Paterson Diocesan all- there. He is the 120 So. Ave. ... _ pionships cur- events at the trials to be 78 CLINTON NEWARK 2 Orange St. Thomas 10. St. Olympic ST., mil© of State Michael's 3 star 1 cent Carden Pkway. Sacred team, led a 15-hit attack in rent provincial of held Newark Heart 7, fit. Rose 3 champion the first weekend in N. J. August Phonei MArkot 3-2031 3, 81. Paul's 7, St. Lucy's the 13-0 South New 4 rout. Canterbury, Zealand. at Detroit. June Bergen, Hudson Schools 80, 1060 THE ADVOCATE 15 Report 32 Scholarships NEWARK Three more North Jersey high schools reported on their scholarship winners this past week: Im- maculate Conception' (Lodi), Queen of Peace and Holy Family Academy.

Six Immaculate Conception seniors earned a total of 13 grants to individual colleges, while another five earned state from the Whitehall Foundation, to scholarship grants. Queen of plus partials Northeastern and Peace 11 Antioch. Joan Meehan had scholarship winners won a full and 16 state grants, while Holy scholarship to Fairleigh Dickin- a Family had eight seniors earn son and partial to Notre Dame, scholarships to individual colleges (5.1.), end six Other winners others gain state awards. were Phyliss Rita Vasquez and Marion Ranft Chizijc, a full scholarship to Fair- topped the Immaculate Concep- leigh-Dickson, Carolyn Popio- tion list, the former with full lek, a partial to Douglass, Carole tuition scholarships to Fordham, Marshall, a partial to Notre Caldwell Rose and Seton Hall (she Dame; Mary Onacilla, a chose Fordham) and the latter grant from the Eastern School with full tuition scholarships to for Physicians Aides; Rosemary Seton Hall, Ladycliff, Madonna Ann Colligan, a partial to Clare- (Mich.) and St. Mary’s of the mont Secretarial; and Carmela ON THE DAIS: Newly-elected, officers the of Paterson-Hawthorne District CYO Springs (Ohio). Ascolese, a Unico National Schol- meet with moderator Rev. George Dudak. Left to right, they are Carol Ladyga of Susan Hasselberg won a full arship award. St. Brendan’s (Clifton), tuition to secretary; Jesse Bizbal of St. Anthony’s (Paterson), presi- scholarship Madonna, Geraldine Ciancla full tuition dent; Tom a Zabella of St. Bonaventure (Paterson), vice president; Judy Cascone of Redone Gets Award scholarship to a school yet to be St. Anthony’s (Paterson), treasurer. NEW YORK—Mike Pedone, an chosen, Mary Ann Lukach a par- All-Catholic basketball choice at TALENTED TEN: These 10 seniors at Immaculate Conception High School (Lodi) tial scholarship to Katherine St. Peter's Prep, has bscn given earned during the Clockwise from front, are Gibbs Secretarial School and scholarships past year. they Camille Student Chose an award as the basketball Donna play- Geraldine Rita Byrne a full tuition schol- Kozlowski, Ciancia, Carole Valencik, Vasquez, Mary Ann Adam, er at St. John's University who Not 'B' arship to St. Peter’i School of Christina Wahl, Susan Marion and Mary Ellen Ford, with to has made the most progress in Hasselberg, Rahft Mary Nursing. studies and athletics. Ann Lukach in center. PHILADELPHIA (NC) When David M. AT QUEEN OF Capuzzi was graduated PEACE, Don- ald summa cum laude this month Skolski received an NROTC Boy Scouts Plan from St. Joseph’s College, he left scholarship to Columbia, plus a to Stevens Structures With more than a college degree. partial Tech; William Camp The Honan the William 21-year-old graduate car- Msgr. A. Cos- NEWARK Robert Treat ried off academic awards—- telloe Seton seven scholarship to Hall; Council, Boy Scouts of America, Kathleen every one for which he was el- Krciger a full tuition will construct two multi-purpose igible. He also received offers of scholarship to St. Joseph’s (Md ), shelters at Camp Mohican, Blairs- two full medical scholar- Arlene scholar- college Speich a partial town, with $2,000 contributed by ships after maintaining a ship to Fairleigh-Dickinson; the Rotary Club of Newark. stralght-A record for four years Also, Ronald Timpanaro, the S. The rustic shelters'will be built of college. • Inglis Leslie Scholarship to John adjacent to existing troop sites His record the at the will be used college was a dup- Carroll; Wayne Essig, $l,OOO camp. They Kerr Award from lication of his record at St. Jo- the New Jersey by Newark, Irvington and Belle- State ville seph’s College High School. Engineers Society to Stev- Boy Scouts as a center for ens Robert craft table Tech; Grandjean, par- work, games, writing tial scholarships to Seton Hall and study. A CALL TO MERCY and St. Joseph’s (Pa.); George Seegers, a $250 award from the Extend la Registration Hare you board ltt Chrtit calllns North Arlington Rotary Club; you to tha apoitolata of mercy, aa RAMSEY—The of the period regis- la BROTHIR OP MIRCY, to buna Also, George Loriot, Colton tration for the summer session in the tick In hospitals, Inflrmartaa and Memorial Alumni Scholarship .private homes, or. practice a trade and at Don Boseo from Newark of speech reading or other domestic work necessary College Engi- Center here has been (or the well-beinf of a Community. Diagnostic ncering; Edward Burns, a grant IRISH SCHOLARS: in and The Brothers are encased In works Decked out cap gown are 23 of the scholarship win- extended to 8 a.m. July 5. TAILORED TO FIT: Patricia from the North Lions of mercy In the U.S.A.. Germany. Sawyer of Jersey City Arlington Holland ners from St. Michael's this Front left to James and the mission fields of Club and Patricia (Union City) year. row, right, are looks to her brother Bill for Dooley, a par- Africa. “Blessed an the merciful, approval of her CYO Sum- tial to St. Elizabeth’s Flanigan, Barbara Suter, Maryann Downey, Kathleen Dougherty, Carol Foley, Mau- for they shall obtain mercy." Save mer Day Camp uniform. The scholarship your soul the mercy way. for Infor- Sawyer youngsters are College. reen Dolan, Kathleen Bier, Joanne Duffy, Catherine Baltarzuk, Linda GEORGIAN COURT mation. write i hundreds of Hudson Borella, among County children who will RIV. BROTHIR PROVINCIAL Joyce Rodrick, Theresa Fischer, Anita Yespelkis and William Hazleton; rear row, attend one of the four CYO ALICE PLUNGES led the BROTHRRI OP MIRCY day in Hudson. Holy comet camps Daniel Cosmo Michael Patrick ; RANSOM ROAD. CLARINCI, N. V. The Family winners with full scholar- Waddleton, Verdesco, Anthony Luciano, Spillane, eight-week camping season opens July 5. . CanduataA by Mi* Slitara of Matty ships to Chicago University and Lavelle, Carl LoRico, John Roche, Edward Moore and Leslie Kennan. rouß-YiAt couua uadino to

► » A. ant l.t. DIOMIi You are invited to enroll younelf or a loved ona >W»lllnta*r«*aA M ACADEMY OP program UMj Wide Open Race LAlh, Una Art*. Sdanca, Mink, Halt. SAINT ELIZABETH Icmumld, Idilhih Admlniitnrtitii fTaachar SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR OIRLI Training far Elamantary aadj In Union League FounCed 1860 Full/ Accredited itacandary Sdiaali, fully AnaradWad. fllten et Charity r AMraaa* lIITIR SECRETARY ' Convent New Jereey ELIZABETH The reschedul- ► Oaarglaa Caort CaUaga JEffsrson 9-1600 ing of postponed and tied games l lakawaod. Haw Jataay this week figured close the Leatherette bound certificate mailed ImwcrtnWy to out first half of the Union County OtmOMMY QfFUMCU CYO intermediate baseball rmiHL nmymw. membcmwp jsjo ... league, with four of the six cluos DANCING contention FRANCISCAN MISSIONARY ONION in right down to the wire. MS WEST Mst SMGT, NEW YORK 1. NOW YORK EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT their of June 30077. if Entering game bOuOMt no arower, call PE 6-2249 28. Blessed Sacrament and Holy For Persons Over 21 Rosary of this were the city only 9:00 P. M. to 12:30 A. M. undefeated teams left in the cir- cuit with and 2-0 1-0 marks, re- THE spectively. But St. Patrick’s and CLUB ST. LEO SS. Peter and Paul had only one St. Leo's black New Air Cooled Auditorium TRINITARIAN FATHERS mark apiece on their rec- ords. Market St., at tho Boulevard, East Paterson, N. J. •ff«r an opportunity to young mon and boy* of Grammar The last regularly scheduled DUKE COLUNS and his Orchestra School contests of the first half were and High School to bocomo a priest or a Brother Directions: those matching Holy Rosary and In tho Trinitarian Ordor. Lack of fund* no Impediment. St. St. Patrick’s, Mary’s (Plain- Driving South on Garden State Parkway, Exit 158 Writ* tot field) and Blessed Sacrament on North Driving on Garden State Parkway, Exit 157 July 1. (One Minute from either Exit) VOCATION DIRECTOR. O.S.S.T. Two rained-out tilts and

two tie contests are due to be re- set for next week. mt!"st!"dominic In last week's action, Blessed academy handed Sacrament St. Joseph's CALDWELL, N. J. its second straightdefeat, St. Pat- rick’s topped St. Mary’s and Holy ELEMENTARY DAY SCHOOL Rosary played its second tie of FOR GIRLS the with SS. Peter and Paul. year CALL PRINCIPAL CAPITOL 6-3640 PLANNING AHEAD: New officers of the Essex County Council of Catholic Youth young adult division, met this week to map plans for the year. Seated from the Religious Study left are Joyce McGinnis, Immaculate Heart Founded In 1899 by the Sisters of Charity of Mary, Maplewood, corresponding sec- retary; Charles St. CCD Leadership Trabold, John’s, Orange, chairman; Mary Norton, St. Cecilia’s of Saint Elizabeth Kearny, recording secretary. are Vice of NEWARK Sixteen Standing Chairman Leo Temple Our Lady religious College of the Valley, Orange, and Patricia are taking the Confraternity of Delegate Cassidy of St. John’s. Convent Station, Now Jersey Christian Doctrine leadership course at Catholic University of St. Paul's Wins Golden American on the recommenda- Score Uon of the Newark Archdiocesan Knights CALDWBU, NEW JHLSfY BROTHERS OF CHARITY CCD office. The course, which Hudson Crown Hair Over ends Aug. 5, Is being given under Toachtrs - Social By Vinnies CALDWELL Workers ■ Craftsman sponsorship of the National Cen- COLLEGE FOR WOMEH

Contact tho Vocation Director JERSEY CITY - St. Paul of ASBURY PARK the slimmest of ter of the CCD. By margins, CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF ST. DOMINIC BROTHER the Cross and of the are mem- BERTHWALD, F.C. (Jersey City) St. Blessed Sacrament’s Golden Knights of Newark drew Eight group first Accredited A.B. and B.S. OUR LADY OF CHARITY Genevieve’s (Elizabeth) earned bers of the Archdiocesan Sisters Fully Offering Degrees NOVITIATE blood in their 1960 rivalry with St. Vincent’s mo school titles Cadets of and Brothers form- DOI LANE. PHILADELPHIA I*. PA. parochial grammar Committee, Bayonne as defended last week in Hudson and Union they successfully their New Jersey ed in 1957 to promote CCD in VFW drum CounUes respectively. and bugle corps title on June 25 at Asbury religious communities and assist Park CCD directors in the Dave Reisen pitched seven-hit High School Field. religious H Tit education of Catholic students D Fraieisou Fatltrs ball St. Paul of the The Knights tallied 86.50 of as Cross points seventh and St. Lucy’s (Newark) to 86.48 for St. public schools. topped Our Lady of Victories Vincent’s. Close 10th. I THIRD ORDER REGULAR In the I for the Hudson behind the were the Gar- Participation leadership (Jersey City) top pair An edge in ma- field marching and course has been endors- County CYO crown. Five walks to Cadets with 85.35. Our Lady program INVITEC VOUHO MIN and drums TO STUDY of neuvering gave the ed the committee valuable G V the first five batters of the Lourdes finished by as game (Paterson) honor POH to Blessed its of THK (ACRED PRIItTHOOD. made the sixth, St. Patrick’* Sacrament, to program developing Con- job easy. (Jersey City) which has won this contest the classes into self-con- I LACK OS FUNDS NO ONTACU. fraternity H °ll In a pair of semi-final con- past three years. The Knights had tained schools of religion. tests, St. Paul of the Cross had a .4 in each write, DIRECTOR or VOCATIONS Students advantage depart- Representatives of these com- D defeated St. Michael’s 'Dye' E (Jersey ment and this help offset St. Vin- munities are taking the course: 7-1, while Our of FRANCISCAN PATHOS City), Lady cent’s lead in For Alma Mater bugling and gen- Irish Christian Sisters E Victories Brothers, Box 177 tripped Star of the Sea eral S some 4 effects, plus penalty of Charity, Daughters of Mary (Bayonne), 9-1. LONDON (NC)—Chemistry stu- PA. deductions. of the Immaculate N , HOLLIDAYSBURO 6, dents Conception, St. at a Jesuit high school have Genevieve’s routed St. Benedictine T Sisters, Dominican ANIICIPAKO FOR PIRIOD perfected a for THE TWO TOP Mary’s, 23-3, to win the Recrea- simplified process corps will have School Sisters of Notre STABTiNC JANUARY D Sisters, Ist \9to tion making industrial another Commission Parochial Gram- dyes. meeting on the evening Felician HIGH Dame, Sisters, Sisters of SCHOOL BOYS MEN of YOUNG mar School Utle In the result July 4 when take part in League Eliz- Experts say process, they St. of Dominican Follow Save Joseph Newark, S Chrlat Souls Imitate St. Frsncl* abeth. of three a contest sponsored years of research by by Union Sisters of by spreading Holy Rosary, Filipplni peace, Joy and youraelvea boys at Mt. City at Roosevelt Stadium. love—sanctify Frank Mcrlo led the St. Mary’s College St. Sisters and Sisters of barrage Christian • SAVINGS INSURED O ACCOUNTS OPENED BY THI by becoming near Patrick’s will with three will be a boon to also be in this hits, including a home Sheffield, Charity. UP TO SIO.OOO 10th EARN FROM THI lit Britain’s Competition. CAPUCHIN - run and textile industry. Tour FRANCISCAN PRIESTS a triple. Neighborhood Saving, Inrfilutlon If think It is a On the you God I* you The Essex single-stage process for July 2, Knights travel calling to dedicate your Uvea t< County CYO title Two Win Grants preparation of diazo to Randalls preaching, parish work, went for salts, Island, New to teaching, social home am up grabs June 29 when dyes York, work, used foreign then widely in manufacture of meet the Garfield Our At missions, Our Lady of Lourdes (West Or- Cadets, St. Bonaventure textiles. of WRITE Lady Lourdes and several New Immediately TO: ange) met St. Ann’s at ST. BONAVENTURE-St. Bon- (Newark) The York REV. DIRECTOR Branch present process of prepar- corps in a contest run by OF VOCATIONS Brook Park Extension. aventure University announced ing these salts is Our HEART Our complicated and Lady of Loretto Cadets of the PJ 71 wS IMMACULATE OF MARY SEMINARY Lady of Lourdes earned the awarding of to costly. scholarships CAPUCHIN . berth in the finals Brooklyn. two North FRANCISCAN FATHERS with a 5-3 de- Jersey residents last Britain’s scientific NEW feat of St. major body, Following their at the week. GENEVA, YORK on victory Mary’s (Nutley) the VFW YOUNG If Juno Royal Society, gave the boys competition, Blessed Sacra- MEN, you feel attracted to become BROTHER! 27. jr Joseph Thie of funds to Poinpton In the CAPUCHIN complete work on their ment took part in the convention Lakes ORDER and received a full terve God In the various oc Bob Rikcr won his 10th tuition mm game cupatlona of the Monaaterie* project. parade the waterfront and and write for in (tarts along scholarship and Zukowski parlahea, furthei as many for the West The Stephen research was carried out serenaded their Information to above pastor, Msgr. of Clark, a addreaa. Orange team, three-hit under graduate of Holy 249 KEARNY pitching guidance of tha senior Cornelius AVE. (Near J. Boyle, who was on Bergen) KEARNY, N. J bull. iV Trinity, received a half tuition chemistry teacher. the Hoursi 9 to Frl. 9 A.M. P.M. reviewing stand. scholarship. Dally 3; to 7 Continuously 16 THE ADVOCATE Jane 80, 1960 Advises Surgeons to See Christ in Patients NCWC News Service of the sick. Those fering were so miseries, great and, at the we be able Following is a translation of an address made hard May to serve our by Pope John years in Our but rich in life, same time, so respectful of the brothers thus with the o! XXIII on May 16, to in the the while 1960, participants 12th'Congress profound knowledge of men of His of person neighbor and so with all with the International that science, courage, College The counseled the We derived from and carefnl of Surgeons. Pope them, to respect the freedom all love of which in we are capable, surgeons on the attitude should the that God they adopt toward human good ministry of him who ever benefited that suffer- by so there may be allowed Us exercise pronounced ing. to during His action. For no one was for us, on the established that of time. day Gentlemen, are gathered in the field period ever healed who did not you larly of surgery. He show, by the wisdom of Providence; the here By virtue of We Invite at least together to attend the 12th strongly emphasized the nobility this, Implicitly, the wish to greatly desired call to perfect and exhort Congress of the International Col- of the you to maintain al- be healed. beatitude. your profession, grave re- lege of Surgeons, and it is with ways a truly brotherly and re- Gentleman, exercise therefore sponsibilities of the surgeon; and Formulating for each one of real spectful attitude toward human beautiful pleasure that We welcome he showed also that the your in this the wish that you sur- profession you you may servo you in Our house, which is work must be based suffering. Never forget that spirit. It will be for the prob- geon’s on you you high- your neighbor well, We gladly can ably rules of ethics act the of est to hear the Lord wel- already imperative and against pain hope encourage your present and fu- familiar your to called for a great spirit of devo- patients, that you are at come you with the sweet words ture work and We heartily in- least more than one tion and sacrifice in part, its master, since the St. (cf. Pope Pius’ promised us by evangelist voke on you and on all those of the effect you. discourse fo the of your action often Matthew: blessed of dear delegates to “Come my people to you an abundance lessens The friendly fourth that it Father. .1 sick congress of the Interna- pain, although . was and you of divine benedictions. figure of Pope tional may not eliminate it visited me” (Matt. Congress of Surgeons, June complete- 25: 34, 35, Pius XII comes ly. 36). 14, 1953; discourses and radio Britishto s p o ntaneously broadcasts of Pius this constant These the words destined Fly XII, p. 219- By attention to are to your minds 221, vol the for those who XV). sufferings of bodies you are people practice the in a pious mem- truly put in works of the Papal Flag These were words contact with the mercy, expression precious LONDON A British ory. whole man: of the of Jesus Christ destroy, and We can make these a body and soul in- gratitude You only H.M.S. will the are a- linked and for the he received in the er, Surprise, fly • recommendations Ours, be- timately interrelated, care that the when it carries Car- ware Our one destructible—we person of His brothers, mankind. Papal flag cause the Church, founded by see that all too dinal an American offi- immediatepredecessor was great- Jesus often!—and the other Muench, Christ, pursues the same im- cial of the ly interested in questions of mortal, which will Roman Curia, to Mal- doctrinal mission through the revive that medicine and of The body the Melkite Rite ta next month for ceremonies surgery. succession of Roman Pontiffs. at end of time, to make medical corps very often found it at marking the 19th centenary of You have come from more partake, least the regarding Plans St. gate of the Vatican to the just, in Synod Paul’s arrival there. open than 40 situated on all the glory of the bea- and countries, Cardinal Bish- them, this was especially tific vision of God. JERUSALEM Muench, former the continents, to participate in Thus the (RNS) Eigh- true of your association. teen op of will serve as a proximity of the profound Archbishops are to Fargo, N.D., meeting that enables you to mys- expected of human attend the the Papal Legate at the centenary collaborate in the two areas of tery suffering must un- general synod of WITH LOFTY that expressions Melkite Rite of the Catholic celebrations. scientific and avoidably place before have knowledge opera- your certainly remained imprint- minds Church scheduled Tradition holds that St. Paul tional the lofty destiny of for the Old City CARDINAL RETURNS: techniques. man Cardinal Tanganyika, first ed in your Pius XII was Malta in Rugambwa, Negro member of memory, Such and therefore the of Jerusalem in Also at- shipwrecked on 60 a meeting is greatness of mid-July. the Sacred stressed to you the certainly A.D. while College Cardinals, received a welcome on his great prog- your mission. will be being taken to Rome of great public return to profitable and' We congratulate tending many other prel- ress in so short as a his See from Rome. He is accomplished a ates as well prisoner. During his three- pictured leaving his cathedral after celebrating Mass. you on it. The rapid as superiors of time medical particu- develop- BUT THOSE month stay there he converted by science, among you who monastic communities. ments in surgery in compel you are Christians the island must not fail to to and to- fact to abreast The synod will be the first Christianity keep constantly see Christ in suffering your pa- day 311,000 of Malta’s population of professional trends and a con- such gathering of the Melkite tients. You must also of are Catholic. like the keep pres- Rite of the 321,000 the First Secular gress one you are at- before —one 13 major Dei, ent Opus your eyes your divine bodies Institute, tending contributes certain- of the Eastern or today Orien- model, Jesus the Savior, and ly to that a fruitful ex- tial Church united with Romo—- through may you be the inspired by de- since Cook ft General of discoveries and 1850. House change your sire to follow Not faithfully and hum- What successes. It will be presided over by Worker Think It Is bly in the of footsteps Him who Many Melkite WK People Rite Patriarch Maximos HAVE OPENINGS IN YOU KNOW passed on that Divine Provi- earth "doing good and HUDSON. ESSEX By James I. Tucek no IV of A BERGEN Msgr. secrets whatsoever. We have schools Saigh Antioch, Alexandria COUNTY will continue (or four or dence enabled Us to healing all who were in the RECTORIES ROME had experience pow- and who (NC)—The first secular none, we have none now, nor five of Jerusalem, excercises GOOD SALARY years until the study pro- hospital life personally and that er the devil" (Acts 38). shall we 10, celebrated ever have any. We nev- Cardinal Tardini spiritual jurisdiction over some institute, Opus Dei, gram is We thus came into contact call REGINA HUNT completed. with Jesus, so In its 10th er hide what we but powerful good 250,000 adherents with a record are doing, Dei does the Arabic-speaking DomttUc Employment Astney anniversary Generally, Opus not great physical and moral suf- works and neither do so helpful in all in the Middle East. HEnderion of we a In Opus Dei Post 44283 accomplishment often at odds carry placard adopt a specific form of external with its about us saying: ‘We are reputation. good VATICAN CITY (RNS) Pope collective action. Its essential ■the constitutions of this Christians, or at least we wish function little John XXIII has named Cardinal is internal and private BETTER BUYS known to be’.” THE and misunderstood Vatican of to the individual. greatly Tardini, Secretary Only in excep- received after becom- society final Vatican ap- Msgr. Escrlva, Protector of Dei tional cases do its members State, as Opus oper- SWIFTER SALES founded ADVOCATE proval on June 16, 1950. Since ing a lawyer, Opus Dei (Work ate students’ of God), an international residences, schools, CLASSIFIED in Madrid MARKET three after He then, in of the cloak-and- years or ■" PLACE’” SERVICE spite secular institute. camps hostels for the society. MArket 44)700 was ordained. dagger character often erroneous- It received the its Deadlina Membership in Opus Dei in- By nature, Opus Dei takes for Clattlflad approval of the Adi-Monday 12 Noon ' ly attributed to it has set its Madrid Diocese cludes the it, both priests and lay peo- professional man the way it roots in the societies on Oct. 2, 1928, and the finds HELP WANTED deeply of pre- ple, with separate branches for him and him a FEMALE HOMES gives pro- SUMMER TO-LET REAL ESTATE FOR 30 nations. liminary approval of the Holy SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE men and women. The movement gram of Christian perfection. See on Oct. 11, 1943. EXPERIENCED WOMAN TO was founded in in 1928 LAKE MOHAWK MORRIS COUNTY OPUS DEI is Spain by PRIESTS FROM outside WAYNE (God’s Work) re- In 1946 eight two are WORK IN NEW M Sunset Trail. Cardinals, Msgr. Jose Maria Escriva de RECTORY, Attractively furnished garded some as a kind of not admitted into the cotton business We by Patriarchs, 12 Archbishops and -society ex- ROOM AND near center end Hava Taken the "Hunt" Balaguer and now has houses in vPRIVATE BATH, Mechel. 4 bedrooms, CHILDREN “Catholic fifth column.” oth- than as oblates. If specious porch, By more 40 cept a professional •leetrie water oil Out of NMd 4 bedrooms, Bishops petitioned more than countries NO HEAVY CLEANING OR hester. burner. House 1 full baths, Wlthla 40 including Hunting wslkln* in where becomes a distance of 3 ers, particularly Spain the Holy See and received for the member of Opus Dei Aik. 1, Thru Labor Day Hundred* ( lutlni* In schools, stone* the U. S. GOOD 0 Morri* ■ County throw - from a Modern It hu LAUNDRY, SALARY with complete detail* and Shopping Center, been called "the and is later called Reasonable pa photo*. white institute the “decretum to the priest- 9.3433 Dead-end play street for the children. laudis," RECENT EVERY PRICE RANGE it is seen as a hood, he is educated REFERENCES DESIRED 00 •xc •PUon » eleaa Freemasonry,” a decree which had the effect of as a priest TYPIMO Select In comfort the house* CAPt°COD u^, device. Still the CALL CA 6-0221 you want political others re- it on by society and ordained as to Inspect, dedicated putting probation while it life” of the wa are to aerve JOHN WEISS & "family numeraries. Interest* CO., Raaltora its members as a a TYPING your and will devote as much gard special awaited definitive The priest-numerary. All numer- AIRLINE Homework. U years experience. approval. • or trainlns and placement lor Hoe- time as you car* to (lv* to find iuat the 130 T Paterson Hambui* Tpk. kind Supernumeraries, single **•» Induatrial >"4 executive Wayne. of their who in the or around work. Muat bo H. com- you want of N. J. religious concealing full and final of the ates, overwhelming S. Grad.. mercial offices. SW 7493J. property recardleea price ran*#. approval married who take 1M» Open to 1 work under lay people con- yrs. Writ# Box 4(4 A. E. Orange. & 7:30 Sun, to S OX 44300 secular See majority are N. J. State Cali Sanders Brackin, garb. Holy came on June 1950. lay professionals, MO. addraaa and phono or Realtors 16, ditional vows. They pledge them- At times Del is consider themselves OR. 4-1441 BOATS FOR On* Boulevard Mountain Lakaa WESTFIELD Opus criti- always in a SALE selves to effort de- DEERFIELD 4-1318 cised THIS APPROVAL a special to for a vast inter- was in reali- state of for the In building preparation priest- Rectory houaekeeper email suburban TRINITY velop all those qualities which Pariah. Private MUST SELL*- MAKE OFFER MOUNTAIN LAKES HOLY PARISH national financial At ty the first application of the air conditioned room empire. hood, although they may never and bath Particular attention Catholic should Write The Advocate, Box any possess. 15V4 ft. all fiberilaaa boat. other times it Is described as apostolic constitution choose M. 31 40 h.p. At- aeeklng homefl or rental! a “Provida to go on to Holy Orders. Clinton St., Newark 1, N.J. RITA Ii • Cooperators. who In- water-Scott motor. Fully equipped. B. MURPHY *™a St. BarUiolomew’a Mater may The or, (bcoicn riainii, secret to Ecclcsia,” which Pope members of Call 44140. 237 Main society attempting Opus Dei MU W. St. Boonton, N. J. “Homee clude Protestants and nonChris §35, fiL..comnUmentery Per Pius BUSINESS DIRECTORY Sale booklet. Pleaae seise the reigns of government XII had issued on Feb. 2, live a secular life with freedom DE 4-1781 atate requirement*. tians who take no vows at all. 1947. That in REALTORS MOUNTAIN LAKES AND wherever it can. apostolic constitution most respects to do anything VICINITY not APPUANCE REPAIRS ELWOOD apvaiwui until m had official Strictly speaking, they are that A. SAWYER uuiung iUK, A Spanish politician once de- granted recognition to any Christian may lawfully members of the but UNION COUNTY U. B. is ft Crane rd.. Mountain Lakaa PETERSON -ATWOOD scribed it “the secular institutes and laid down institute, give do. as Trojan horse They are limited, RADIO - TV Telephone DEarfleld assistance to its however, HEIGHTS SERVICE <-0071 which the sympathetic Our 3J° Park **•„ Scotch Plaint PA has fundamental laws by the (M Summit Ave., Jersey City experience Is year protection. Ut is MKt penetrated the fortress governing degree and nature of 7. N. J. No. works. kelp you as we have ether 1 Em St.. Weetfleld eo many hap- ORANGE AD HW* of the state.” An Italian them. the vows take. RADIO. TELEVISION. HI-FI. STEREO, journal- they may But py home owners la Union County and the P A AMPLIFIER. TAPE RECORD- It surroundln* is • . . CUTE COD ist established their is dictated area. . CAPE came closer to an accurate legal posi- HERB. FOR EXAMPLE, is nothing to them by ST. JOHN'S SCHOOL fe as To Sell Call HdP Trinity have laws Buy or ee New 2 family, 3 area wa thll than he wished when tion, to which would the the either in to bedrooms each apt. WJ“O description they a lives. society respect new lletin*. LIvine room way numerary Sup- JOHN P. t»«rie modern kitchens, with fir*. be their McMAHON economical sep- Place, modern efficiency he said: “What the Jesuits subject, norms for their es- their arate taa kitchen with were pose he is a doctor: He professions or UM Morris furnaces, fully Insulated In- practices Are.. Union MU 144 M eeparate junior alze dinlnt to the tablishment and their cluding storm room open* Counter approval, his like politics. Open Eras A WeeXende windows. Income pays Reformation, Opus profession any doctor, SERVICE A In* to acreen porch. 2 bedrooma let internal AUTO Move right In. Builder must Dei and Opus Del REPAIRS ' sell. noor. one bedroom aecond. Cerate. is to the modern world.” In organisation their with office house calls, does not identify it- >33,300. OR 6-2813. on hours, NUTIEY Atkin* 51t.300. au- another country a diplomatic mis- relationship with Church clinic and self with the activities of its hospital work. He lives G.M. Transmission Servlet PARSIPPANY-TROY HILLS WM A. CLARK, Realtor sion was with the members in their BUY NOW-SELL charged task thority. a life” with his fellow professions, so- Ford. OR TRADE «• “family Plymouth, Chevrolet, Bulck. Olde- South Avo. Westfield AD 2 2300 mobile. Cedillee, INVESTIGATE OUR TRADE-IN PLAN cial eny make auto; we vnU Evenings; Mr. of drawing up a brief on “the new had come into numeraries. He has a life, politics, economics, or RAVEN'S COURT Rokoany AD 2-1051 Something program Inetall a rebuilt tranamlaalon. cuaranteed W# will lid your houae for aaJe. or the in other apacloua ranch home, mysterioiis” Dei. Church. Before of any manner the 6 montbe: 1 price quoted, no upe; coaddor burins It If with USO Opus the decree exercises which he except E-Z you purchaaa an- *£"*?■(t. o( living spiritual Ha •q apace. An ar- WHIPPANY ' terma. Inlay aervice. 331 leer at. other houao throuah exceptional The individual’s our office Let °* lealnrea Include. members of Opus Dei only religious orders were con- attends in common with the other personal efforts for Fo prlcea cal] HI £*?.. Foyer entry, *>“*•* In In Brick s themselves bewildered sidered Christian a**A.i£s P »f. book ahelvea living room. din. largo room*, fir*, are by the to be the numeraries and perfection. Ing room, ploc* PLUS among so-called performs a pro- attractive kitchen w/built ins. 3 room*. Vt both for aitra tales KaESF"-* 1 1 gueete. of their fabled power and “states of associa- gram of exercises in bedrooms. baths, gas fired forced 231 >OOO. perfection,” spiritual ONE OF ITS AOENTS warm air manuals on policy INSURANCE heat, .full insulation, full base- MABY *• BERNHARDT More than tions STANLEY 3 In , riches. anyone else dedicated to the private. JOHNSON ment, car garage. lovely wooded eel- MS Rt. 10. spiritual states: “The institute derives no ting Whlppony TU 7-SOW 19 nearn parochial schools. are the of of their members. in Hlsh Street NOrth 7-8000 Priced from they puxzled by aura perfection With Membership Del satisfaction and incurs The Monsanto *32.900 Opus no Agency FARMS . . which has the decree obliga- HOMES ESTATES mystery somehow there a creates no difference in the as Water St. 3.1030 appeared state ex- tions as a of Newton Dll REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Lillian consequence the DeLaney, Inc., Realtors Paaaalc. been attributed to them. The of the ercise Sussex, Warren Cos. only perfection secular insti- of his 2* N. Beverwyck Rd. 4-MU profession, except temporal activities of its DE Small homes largo plot*—Act sons. . . on PLUMBING - cra^g*. possible reason find is tute in which of the that which Christian HEATING BERGEN COUNTY H. they that, none mem- any good because whatever honor FRANK glory or NEW HOMES! MULLINS in the normal course of bers were life would effect in DENVILLE things, religious. a man's is deserved and MICHAEL_jr BAUDERMANN _ OAUUUINAnn, UNI given belongs to OA 7-4070 and little known work. PLUMBINO AND Ser-Del Eva*. PO S-1954 anything new is it mark of He may appear conserva- the HEATING SELECTIC Estates Formerly, was a person never to the in- HI WILLIAM held ST.. NEWARK 3 generally in suspicion. the states of tive in his dress and SPLITS. . HI LEVELS RANCHES perfection that their personal stitute which does not de- Beautiful seek, SMITH & MOONEY modern kitchens, built in oven The and Institute’s position in the members habits, but otherwise there is counter top range. 3 and 4 bedrooms, were detached from the sire, or accept human ad- any RELIGIOUS GOODS REALTORS large roc. rooms, sliding glass doors, is indicated world. to him from Klnd'km'k Evenings Church, however, The members nothing distinguish Rd.. Montvala, N. laundry rooms. 1 and 2 Murray 2-1200 of the new vancement. All this is immaterial car garages. AU PArk somewhat the fact it has secular other doctor. Rldse 0-2100 on 100x180 fully landscaped iota by gen- do any to Dei. The RELIGIOUS ARTICLES City R. institutes, however, Opus only thing that water and Gas. paved streets and Juliet Realtor eral THE MIRACLE curbs. McWilliams, headquarters and has the not withdraw When he will devote SHOP Complete prices start at $11,300. Main Straat. from the world. possible, matters is the CALDWELL Down Chapter. N. J. TR sanctification of its 314 Rldfe Road. Lyndhuret win payments as low as *2.830. Vatican Secretary of State, Car- his annual vacation 30 They follow the coun- usually sons.” (opp. Rita Theatre! dinal evangelical J. APARTMENTS TO LET as its protector. sels while to the of Dally 1 to S— S to a Auume $13,000 O. L mts. Gracloua Gerald Vuolo, Tardini, in it. days study philosophy, If the members Agency remaining of Opus Del WEbiter 3-4345 home. $ rooma with porch. “ 818.300. 3«0 Route 44 Parslppsnv Troy Hills EAST ORANGE theology, and canon Provoat Ascy. CA 6-0048 OPUS DEI the Scripture advance to positions 0-0183—7188 area. CApitOl CApltnl 6-0168 is short name IN OPUS DEI there prominent are four law. These annual sessions DIRECTIONS: Route 44 west il/1 miles jMMrojATE OCCUPANCY study in the professions NURSING HOMES for the Priestly Society of the classes or in govern- DENVILLE past Pine Brook Auction to No. Beverwy- 1 of in the institute’s ck COMBINING SUBURBAN CMARM membership: own special rd. Light. Turn right 14 mile to Cross and God’s Work. ment, it is because they Holy It • Numeraires, both priests and qualify ABBEY NURSING HOME model. coK their own is a secular institute whose by merits, and not INC. laymen, who take full vows of COMPLETE SERVICE GRIFFITH-PRIDEAUX, All-electric kitchen with because RIDGEWOOD colored built Dei Asad. Convaleacent. REALTORS - INSURERS members consecrate Opus has sought a Chronically 111 0v,n ®®®ntar-top range. II It. 38 -,-. l cu. themselves poverty, chastity and obedience. Asks Revision Indian Rd.. Denvllla, N. refrigerator with top freeaer. dlaK to life of position for them. 86 Van Ness AND a Christian , Place RIDGEWOOD VICINITY w perfection They live and to- OAkwood 7-4300 olo on,’* n aervlca. generally study The ideal of “fm U^S2.,S. i^J2? in the world. the member of Bl ASK CENT TREE PARKING contribute their in- Of Mexican 3-0303 "Sarvlna Uie Hub o( Morrla County" GILSENAN gether. They 1 S22*J5 (ONE MPROOMI^^^Hbedroo„, Its aim la Opus Dei is the hidden life of 5 general sanctifica- to the institute Newark. N. J. CAPE COD bun*. Quint street. 4 bedrooms. ROOMS (two bdma. 2 hatha) us come and receive LAKES the 30 FAYSON 1-1/2 baths. but., far***- 919,500. tion of its individual allowance School Christ, humble years of members. an for their needs. Policy BENEDICT MANOR DUTCH ...Ailable Its specific goal is “professional” work —of work COLONIAL near St. Cathertnee. development Having made the vow of chasti- 4 APPLICATIONS BEING ACCEPTED MEXICO CITY - 1-1/a batha A sanctified. bedroom*. den, Uvtn* room, spokes- They Home for elderly with FAYSON fireplace. 2 AT RENTAL OFFICE of a Ufa of Christian do frequently recall peraona LAKES car (ara*a 224,000. perfection ty, they not man for home to 7 marry. Having the Mexican Bishops has that atmoaphere. Good home Open 11 Including Sundaya all classes by far the greater of among oi society, made the vow of part cooked meala, 3 tlmee Year-Round Vacation GILSENAN & COMPANY poverty, called for revision of a constitu- dally. Mod- Living they the life erate 44 of Our Lord was prlcea. DEerfleld 4-7010. CLUB realtors appraisors SOUTH MUNN AVE. especially Intellectuals, through deny themselves all luxuries. passed COMMUNITY insurors tional prohibition against reli- OUR REPUTATION IS YOUR as He sanctified EAST ORANGE. NEW JERSEY of the unnoticed, ordi- or practice evangelical coun- • Oblates, laymen or diocesan SI 8,900 gaurantee satification. in education. „ ORange 4-7744 gious influence SUMMER TUTORING 344 E. Rldiewood Ave. sels of nary things and was known to Rldaewood poverty, chastity and priests, who also take the vows COLONIAL Sea Our Furnlahed Modal. Apt. Bishop Mendez Arcco of His GI 5-1600 Sergio fellowmcn as obedience. of only “the car- CERTIFIED Lerae llvlnf By room. 2 bedrooma up 2 poverty, chastity and obedi- Cuernavaca, of TEACHERS RIDGEWOOD AND VICINITY DIRECTIONS FROM NEWARK president the penter’s son." bedrooma down, larae kilchen-dintna ence but who WE CODDLE OUT-Or-TOWNERS Straleht The members of Dei are do not share the Committee All combination Tiled bath. Full •y CAR i out Central Ava. to Opus Bishops’ for Educa- Elementary barement OVER 500 Subjects MULTIPLE LISTINGS Munn: turn rtibt CALL aluminum combination aaah on Munn Ava. haJi not The tion AFTER 4 P M. Warm air SITHENS REAL ESTATE GI. part and . , 5 9000 religious. “secular” Culture, ascribed the JULIANO fired heat. 100 cent MISS HU 1-314 per Inaulated. On 152 Franklin Ave.. Rldaewood RUIi of secular Institute means that current educational 100x100 lot. near achoola. 7 Taka No. 11 to Munn turmoil in Transfer Preaent 113.00 C OPEN DAYS AND EVENINGS ®Y, Ava.. Uncover August be •'■Hi *OOlll eir Ruins Mexico FAIRLAWN. N. J. ACADEMY Mice may aaaumed 1-1/1 blocks to property they are laymen living in the to Article Three of the taka M 44 No. 10-33 River Rd SPARTA No. or No. bua to Central and FAYSON LAKE Munn Avaa.. walk ball block world. Summer achool begin* 37. north to They are lawyers, doc- 1917 which states re- For Rare Books June All ■ Constitution, grade*. property. Nero's Special attention to reading etu- sena- Of Circus Inc. LAKE ARAPAHO furnished tors, engineers, professors, ligious may not have «"*»• Private tutoring and COMMUNITY, summer groups “any SAN FRANCISCO evening, in all Jaraay City (RNS) - A collate Greenville Sac. S7SOO VATICAN high achool aubjecta. All KINNELON MORRIS N J 25.900 - mark, accredited COUNTY. and so who ded- CITY (NC) Arch- connection whatever” with per mo. 4 Rooma Bath. Heat. Hbt tors, forth wholly famed to your public or parochial TErmlnal $-181$ plua collection of rare books Khool record*. LAKE MOHAWK two bedroom year' icate after Experienced teacher* Water. Gaa. Electricity Supplied. Top both life and to two of schools. . for Information round home exclusive “ profession eologists, years ex- our 917.500. In will be transferred Floor Private■ Home. HE 13281. from the San CALL SW 7-0330 _ i. SW 0-3070 TAVERN and Restaurant In Coun- God for the salvation of their own cavating, have established be- Sussex The Bishop said the Francisco [SELIN ty completely redecorated, ELIZABETH / prohibitions public library to the new bar and Modern Elevator Apia. souls and the souls of doubt that Nero’s ST. 275/100 Includ- others. yond circyrran Alo not favor scholastic SUMMER HOMES IN CECILIA'S PARISH equipment! lake prlvllesee, peace.” TO-LET . . Jesuit-operated University of San . ing liquor license. do not wear a to the St. "THERE'S NO PLACE Pierce They religious parallel southwtfflof They wcri> issued in "times of Francisco in Manor August. Summer Cottage* g«3~Aup LIKE HOME EMMA B. LA POINTE habit. Peter’s 3 IT'S They do not make public Basilic^/ Family Home 110.300 WHEN YOURS." profound division,” the Bishop The valued at collection, $2 Sand 4 Family 013.300 And It Can Be Youre . 4 Rms. from declaration of their Nero, whojdgned as A up Cel (1 bedrm.) $123 membership emperor said, and amend- donated Near Ocean. Good subsequent million, was the es- Income. GENE by A. PArkway 9-5730 in Dei because from is best Can Re TOMASSO Agincv 5 Rms. Opus this per- A.D., known ments "have not restored tate Financed. (2 bedrmi.) from $139 54Jp-€8 the of Californian Aleo Rental* 1939 OAK TREE RD. ISELIN pioneer Adolph For Week, month LI 8-7301 Build Or tains their own for his in or Before You Buy Inspect primarily to per- cruelty persecuting juridical balance of the institu- Sutro Sea»on. to the State of California 6 Rms. (3 2 Plumerl-Devenere. FOX HOLLOW FARMS bedrms, baths) sonal life. this is Christians. He had a circus—an tions that lno. LAFAYETTE Perhaps why must work together for with the that it provision remain Real Eatate The quiet country estate section of from $169 they are sometimes looked upon oblong sports stadium used pri- educational in Central Ave A M St.. Seaalde SUSSEX located opposite Our Lady Of progress.” These, he San Francisco. No provision Park. NJ CTY.—4J room home. Sparta, SE S-0100 414 One as a "secret for •ere*. 2 baths. fireplace. The Lake Church and school center, block to Immaculate Conception society.”. marily races—constructed in 2 car said, were the family, the Church was made for its Jara*e. Church A achool. care, however, large home sites from $3,500. • At his gardens at the foot of the and the sight, the member of Opus state. and the books have been deteri- SEASIDE PARK Open dally S to S P.M. E. G. ANDERSON, Realtor VaUcan Hill. K*&,m and Dei cannot be distinguished from The Bishop made his in Tueaday Friday until S P.M. appeal orating the city library base- 3 WEEKS LEFT Serving L. Mohawk-Sparta Area Sunday LB PM other The Roman historian Tacitus menbecause shortly the Catholic-oriented ment AUG T u Rt. 15 center of Sparta PA 0-0181 Presidential Manfemenl. there is noth- after where are unavailable. 'l l .F LABOR hay EL 4-OtSS, they «3.M.. , LAKE referred per week. Min. 3 wka. HOPATCONG ing different about him to the circus in his nar- National Action condemned Last Wonderfully and he Party year the state an cool apacloua lnalde ahower, LAKE HIAWATHA LAKE accepted bungalow, an- HIAWATHA considers there ration of the order- Article Three proe ISO yard* from beach, EAST SHORES ESTATES is no persecutions as a with offer from church _ reason why weapon the University of San near Furnished and atorea. Bleep* eight haa two summer coiUgM for there should be. ed by Nero after the burning of which the state large rent, f.mllyeom- DON'T DELAYI STOP AND SEE When accused to con- Franciso to house the in bedroom*, large living room and kitchen munity. ill romrelences. Church TODAYI "attempts library on proper- TV antenna Inatallad - Iy of feet of being he Rome in 64 when Chris- vert teachers into its Bring your own 1 use 1.000 send hesch snd boil secretive, A.D., . simple new Gleason points out , . Under aet rent - M oer docks. Cell or week. Call MA 4-08 8-0403 - Library. M HOpstcong or ...JrJ K NEW MODEL SPLIT that tians fed to wild instruments -0 S W Franciscan and Dominican were beasts, of the power, the agreement, there will be A.M. to P.M. BENEDICT on premise. $15,500 public sep- tertianes burned alive and crucified. take DOWN - FHA or Benedictine oblates to possession of the con- arate entrances to this section of $l,BOO MORTGAGE SEASIDE PARK MAHWAH Saleaman 1 do not state their All traces of the circus were sciences of on premlaea from to 8 P. M. Sat. * Sun affiliation on students, and to de- the library, and its administra- Modern bungalow near ocean two bed- - their THRU LARGE BEDROOMS business cards, lost the Middle with Christianize a Cath- tion room* with double bed*, aun-narlor with nor do during Ages, traditionally will be state librarians. wemean custo^Tbuilt Larin Llvinl Room. Modern Kitchen they by sofa-bed. dining room, modern kitchen, in- with Youniatown make a point Atop Oven of it in their the of an olic The aids ahowsr. 21” T.V. Last Crsgmers P«rk. Cuslom Cablneta and Built-In and Hama. Built-In Garaae profes- exception Egyptian country.” move was on two wka. in . liulll sional protested ®" Ur** ,o MANY EXTRASI MUST SEEN APPRECIATE or obelisk which August available. June and September at - Bench styling BE TO political work. lay fallen at the According to grounds wiiti oversize 2, e v government fig- it violated of reduced rates. Call FA 2-MSS Mon-Thru xaraca onier separation IM UV Df room ONLY 10 LEFT! foot of Vatican Thurf. ‘*"‘ i^ipUce. Hill. In ac- some 1.7 million Mexican Church and (liningdm na iSL 3‘I I THE FOUNDER of 1586, ures, state, but state of- room. larfe bedrooms and 2 n > 10 ' Opus Del to beLbi. Priced for « N“‘ cording the wish of Six- children not ed- ficials and the 2604 Atlantic Ave., Beach quick sale. 129,00 to iSke’shore*drV*?o Huro< Jose Maria Escriva Pope are receiving an Sacramento Su- Spray Long n Msgr. de floor 2 Bal- tus Beach Island Ist. bedroom fur* THE dator V, it was set in the center of ucation because of a of Court ruled agency DE has said: shortage perior the transfer nlahrd apartment-300 feet to Ocean Now MICHAEL CROCE, Broker “Opus Del has the OPEN EVENINGS new Renting at 6123oo weekly. Inspection • 738 LITTLETON RD. St. Peter’s Square. schools. legaL on E. Rsmpso Ave.. PARSIPPANY. N. X Saturdays and Sundays. Mshwsh, N. J. LA 9-3000 TU 7-4611 K. of C. Names June 30, 1960 THE ADVOCATE 17 Camp Tegakwitha District Deputies Opens for Summer ARK Di strict r^,^ Deputies to serve the Knights rif 0^Un A NEWARK US n the Arch Camp ni^ r^ diocese of Newark and Paterson Tegakwitha, the Newark Archdio- Diocese from July cesan for girls from 6 to 1, i960, to June 30, 1961, have been camp 15, is ready for the opening announced by William of its 36th season, to Mrs. J. Boman of Saddle Brook, state according Eileen Welch, director. The located deputy-elect. camp is on the west shore of Lake Hopat- 1 fteappointed to serve the renzo and at Landing. 17 dis- William Cannon. cong , '' . ' . tricts in the Archdiocese of New- A program has been laid St. Thomas More busy *rk Frank Jer- are B. Ro- Council, out for Jackiewicz, girls. The day’s ac- Horseback sey City Thomas G. riding classes are ar- telle, District 26; Charles P. Slane, starts with grand tivity Mass, offered for North knight; Frank J. Calzaret- ranged those interested. Doyle, District the Arlington, by resident Rev. In ta. grand chaplain, the 27; E. deputy knight; George early evening hours, Kenneth Belle- Thomas J. Murray, Walter Petrillo, recently ap- Mrs. Welch ville, District Weiss, Wojieckowski, Rob- said, “under the su- 28; Carl J. this Kline, ert pointed to post by Archbish- Chatham, Murphy, James Train!, Eu- pervision of counselors the girls District 29; C op Boland. Joseph gene Robert will hold campfire Tucci, District Demarest, Coyle, sessions, Montclair, 30; Then follows a regular John Dietzel, pro- treasure hunts, quiz birth- Vincent J. Joseph Talafous, of shows, Pagnotta, Hoboken’ gram accord- and John J. Horan. supervised fun, day nights and Christmas in July District James G. 31; BI-LEVEL RANCH - Gaughran, ing to Mrs. Welch. with all the FOXWOOD This Colonial bi-level Walter trimmings. A weli- Jersey City, District J. Barrett Coundl "Summer not ranch home is of the 32; Stanley is fun without cbosen " three 8 movie is shown one models currently featured Thomas L. grand weekly Heller, Jersey City, District Curtin, knight; she said. “As the at swimming,” For campers, those from 800-home Easton 334 John F. E. junior Foxwood, community located on Holian, Midland Henry Packer, deputy grand cemp is located the lake Ave. in Franklin on 6 to 9, a special is Township builder Howard A. Dark; District knight; Louis program by Fox. 36; Gilbert G. A. Lorenso, Rich- front, the greatest objective is provided. There is of riced at ard plenty & are Ciarß, District J. Dr. William J. play- $18,990. Rotwein Blake the architects, Ridgewood, McDonald, to teach the to swim. The 37; girls ground and water- The the sales •nd Frank J. D. Lawrence equipment Berg Agency Bracy, Lyndhurst, Sikora, Carey, program offers twice agent, represented by swimming front activities limited to District 38. Thomas M. are Richard Denitz and Rita M: Fielder. ! Cooke, Steve American Tomalo, dally. Red Cross safe- their New capabilities. are John Dennis Zanone, and Edward R. appointments T. ty standards are required at Sturtevant, Corrigan. Kenilworth, District Camp Tegakwitha." Howard No 24; R. Union, Dis- St. See Lack Leary, Our Lady of Grace Council, In addition, the director stated, Peter’s Sets 25; James of Sympathy trict C. Rochford, Jer- there are Harrison—Al Tortorello, grand a multitude of other sey City, District Choral 34; Raymond knight; Stanley activities to keep the girls occu- In Birth C. Jobst, Kaminski, depu- Workshop Control View Teaneck, District ty grand These include soft 35; knight; Thomas pied. JERSEY CITY A Charles A. Shields, ball, workshop of Fort Tiefenbronner Patrick Russell, Thomas Mulren- badmin- in choral Scotland (NC)— “(We) regret that basketball, volley ball, singing for music EDINBURGH, so many peo- Lee, District and Alfred 39; C. Bruno _, ton and There The of Scotland have have an, Karwoski, Hr ard archery. are arts teachers, choir masters andchor- Bishops ple compromised with God’* Riurden, East Rutherford, Dis- Wetmore and John and crafts classes and dramatics. reiterated the Church's uncom- law in this Farrell. al directors will be held at St. matter. To sanction a trict 40. INSTALLED BY K This promising condemnation of arti- Shrine to Our Peter’s College Aug. 22-26. practice which is morally evil - to OF C: Lady Reappointed serve the Pater- installed ficial birth was recently on the The sessions will be directed control. and against nature in order to son Diocese Fr. M.M. grounds of Linden Coun- are Hugh E. De- Fleming, , 2 Newark Nuns James They spoke out in a hard-hitting achieve Fazio, cil, Knights of Columbus, and blessed by B. Welch, founder and a good end, namely do- Dover, District by Msgr. pastoral letter in the face 19; George Returns for Vacation director of the Welch Choral of joint mestic will in the J.<-Bellin, St. happiness, long Waldwick, District 30; pastor John the In State of radio and NEWARK Rev. Edward B. Thomas F. Mulvaney, of Apostle, St. Philip Neri New increasing press, run defeat that end debauch- Petrick J. Dept. Church, by O'Reilly, Dis- left. With him television Boonton, missioner. is Rev. Ferdinand B. York. pressure. The letter and the divine trict Fleming, Maryknoll Miller of St. ing undermining Alfred W. Chat- 21; Kent, will arrive Theresa 's, Exchange was released to the in New York council chaplain. The in Group This group has prior ap institution of District and July l, statue was carved presented marriage.” ham, 22; Armand S. of birth control from his mission in Manila, P.1., Italy of white Carrara marble. WASHINGTON Eleven concerts at Town Hall and Co- proval practices The State Church of Scotland Casaleggio, District Funds to the Wanaque, 23. for provide by the Church of six months vacation. teaching two lumbia , and the (Presbyterian) sc id birth control is shrine were raised from nuns—including University over permissible Chief Justice White the sale of old Scotland Connell, He is the son of newspapers, from the Newark at its general assembly ■ Mrs. Joseph Archdiocese—- major broadcasting networks. under certain conditions. The ac- Bogota—A full year’s was members. iu program 27 Hazelwood and labor provided by council and five priests will be Mr. Edinburgh. tion Fleming, and among Welch, a of Ford- was a from the was outlined Ave., graduate departure at the June 21 meet- the late 110 Joseph Fleming. He is a American secondary school ham, received his masters de- Referring to the charge that State Church’s traditional h>R Walter opposi- by Cullen, of Seton and the Church lacks six-point graduate Hall college teachers who will gree from Columbia for tion to birth chairman. Prepara- University. sympathy prevention. Highlight will be the tory School and and part of the in in- He has directed school whose social or The Church ruled celebration University, spend summer high glee couples economic, State that of the council’s Slovak 35th was Plans ordained at ternational clubs medical circumstances make the Maryknoll in exchange seminars. in various parts of the parents can "exercise Other Group Intelligent anniversary. items include June, and to The begetting and of children 1954, assigned the exchange program is under country; conducted a liturgical raising control” over the number of their chaplain’s night in ? September, the of the music difficult, the declared: Philippines. auspices Department workshop at Boys Town, Bishops family, and rejected a move to international in March and night Annual of State. The teachers will and "The par- Neb., has lectured at De- Church is not in condemn the of alumni nights at the lacking outright use con- second meet- Pilgrimage in to ticipate seminars be held Paul of University, Chicago. sympathy. She cannot, however, traceptives. ing each month for members Honors Jersey Gity TRENTON The in Brazil, Colombia, Ger- The course interfere with the t annual in honor of SS. France, at St. Peter’s will laws of God The P m,jor degrees. There pilgrimage assembly said, however, i.„ V and to . Dr. Earl Cyril and many Italy. Purpose of the cover the fundamentals in vocal even alleviate hardship and that birth Will also be a poster Halligan Methodius, sponsored the Eastern control would be im- contest on by District, is program to make the teachers distress. God’s laws unalter- the JERSEY CITY Dr. Earl Slovak procedure, organization of cho- are moral if its is "indul- theme, “Keep Christ in J. Catholic Federation of purpose America, will be held July better with the ral able and acquainted lan- groups, methods of the Church has no Christmas,” for children Halligan, medical director at St. teaching gence, luxury or a selfish desire of St. 10 at SS. Peter and Paul Church here. guage, literature, and cul- and Francis and people, repertoire. power or authority to change to avoid the sacrifice which Anastasia’s, and St. Jo- Hospital the a Teaneck, Jersey of tural of them. Medical Bishop Ahr Trenton will celebrate a heritage those lands. Guest lecturers will be Wil- seph's, Bogota. City Center, has been Solemn Pontifi- family inevitably entails.” Taking in the voted the cal Mass at noon. The part program will liam McDonnell, organist and Tercentenary Year’s pilgrimage be Sister Gertrude de ELECTIONS reported this honors the two Slovak Sales Flan- choir director at Christi week "outstanding of the apoaUes Ladislaus Rakviea of Corpus American Trenton in of •re as follows; year” who nagan Marylawn School, South Church, New York, and award in brought Christianity to the Slovak and Sister M. Jersey City by Rev. Andrew Okal of tie Slovaks and Sister Greenville in 863 A.D. Carteret Orange, Joseph De-' Gervaise, music teacher at Independence Day Commit- in Rev. Michael 0.P., Council, Jersey English. lores of tee for vice Doherty Sacred Heart Christi. James T. being “the best Msgr. Joseph Tomko, rec- G. of Corpus grand very ex- Ditsky Egypt, supreme Brennan, of Pa., Hoboken. and ample of the human tor in Academy, knight, Paul J. high type Nepomucene College secretary of the Slovak Catholic Alfano, depu- will Sister Gertrude bemg can produce.” Rome, preach in Slovak. de Sales will ty grand knight. Jersey City Federation, will extend Classes rsuMRISiBEACJfI greetings for Retarded the Mass there will be be among 25 French teachers Following from the at- supreme NEWARK assembly. a for Council, a banquet in the Notre Dame tending seminar on French lit- Registration Jersey Xavier's After the the - Peter P. banquet pilgrims this Fall’s education Orlando, Birthplace School at which erature in Paris. Sister special BARN EGAT grand High auditorium, will go to St. Joseph BAY knight; Mary’s Cathedral tlasses for Stanley J. Will Ahr will be the Delores and 19 other “educably retarded” Dombrowski, Be Rebuilt Bishop for teachers of principal Benediction of the Blessed children ef deputy grand Frank Latin and will be held at the Cath- To the Froth Salt knight; An- speaker. Greek will attend the En|oy Tong PAMPLONA, A followed visit Invites gelo, Dennis P. Spain (NC) Sacrament, by a to olic the Sea The Scent of Murphy, Martin town Other will be Rev. American at Rome. Guidance Center, 47 Central Opon . . . associated with the birth- speakers St. Michael’s Academy O Frank Church, Trenton, I, and Pino ...A Vacation Homo for Gara, Ammcrata, Sal- of Ave., July 5,6, 7 at 9:30 place St. Francis Xavier is for veneration of you Salvatore the relic of St. to 11 Summer Actlvltlei tuch Ot yatore Farullo, De Lo- a.m. and 1:30 to 3:30 Happy soon to bp rebuilt. Jude. p.m., ABBOT NULUUS is the title and it was announced this week Boating, Swimming, Fithing Cardinal by Pizzardo, Prefect of of an abbot who has Eventual Year-Round for Them jurisdiction the Mt. Carmel Guild special ed- a Haven for Pray the Sacred the of Semi- over priests, monks, or Congregation people uialion department Rnvs and Retirement living. naries, in a letter to the and churches a federa- of district around girls 12 to 15 tion i jears old may ONLY WHILE THEY expressed his appreciation his 73 FT. WIDE WATERFRONT LAST!!! abbey. | register. Mrs. G. H. O’Gorman for the "tremendously significant LAGOON LOTS VERONA With her the work behalf *on on of the education LARGE WOODLAND LOTS celebrant of the of the future Requiem Mass, and much needed $l3O DOWN $l5 MO. the funeral of Mrs. Katherine D. for Slovakia. priests For the past 1 3 BEDROOM O'Gorman will take 'and WESTINGHOUSE June 10 years the federation has been place RANCH ’ 30 in Our of the HOMES Lady Lake supporting the Slovak seminar- Church here. ians VACUUM CLEANER ON WHEEtS studying at the Pontifical Mrs. O’Gorman is the Finithmd Horn** mother College of St. John Nepomucene HAND ot Rev. A. In Rome CONSTRUCTION NIW Complete with George O'Gorman, as well as in other insti- SOLID YEAR-ROUND IN All Saints, Also sur- FACTORY BOXES Attachments Jersey City. tutions, making it possible for Summer Rentals Available viving are a daughter and two them to BULL FACTORY OUARANTII prepare themselves for Dark ALL grandsons. a very difficult but mission SHELLS from $3,100 8 'HI PERFECT—NO SECONDS holy Open which will one day have to be Rt: 9, P. 0. lex 171 Ferked River, N. J. MY. 3-3921 Frank J. McCloskey performed.” DIRECTIONS:Gerden State Pkwy.to Forked River Exit N0.74, ORANGE—A Requiem Mass for exit end 2 mile* to blinker it Rt 9, turn 99 turn left it end ol go Frank J. 51 Smith M mile Sunrise Beech. OR: From Tom* McCloskey, Jesuit left, on Rt 9, go to Jersey 9M miles to Suiuiw Beech. Ave., Haskell, who died June 21, River, South on Rt 9, go was offered June 21 in St. John’s Wins Guilday Church here. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. History Prize FULL CASH FRICI Mary Riley McCloskey; three WASHINGTON—Rev. James J. l-Z TERMS TOO daughters, including Sister Rose Hcnnescy, S.J., sta- YRADE-INS of the Or- Jersey City, ACCEPTED Patricia, Marylawn tioned at Carroll House here, has anges, South Orange, and Sister been awarded the Peter Guilday Jean de Paul, College of St. Eliz- Stive* History Prize lor 1960 the Sa abeth, both Sisters of of by Charity Catholic H University of America. St. one brother, Elizabeth; one The Guilday prize of $lOO is sister and three grandchildren. awarded ON BEAUTIFUL annually by the univer- sity's history department for the 'Point BARNEGAT BAY Daniel best a Angus M.A. dissertation submitted —CO-FEATURI SPECIALS- PLANNING AHEAD: Rev. Caesar G. by a graduate student Orrico, adminis- Tom* N. NEWARK—The funeral of Dan- of history. Silverton, RivOr, J, iel 40 Father dissertation trator, blesses volunteer workers for the 1960 fair Angus, Lexington Ave., took Hcnnesey’s at BRAND NEW! 25 dealt with the of Ger- Emerson. place June with a Requiem problems Assumption, The annual fair will be held Mass in St. man Catholic Intellectual life in Aloysius Church. He in November to benefit the parish fund. VERY FAMOUS BRAND 2-BRUSH the 19th building died June 22. century. Father FLOOR POLISHER AND SCRUBBER Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Henncscy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Margaret Dermody Angus; his Charles G. Hen- WITH AUTOMATIC DISPENSER 79 have mother, Mrs. Jeanie Angus of ncsey, Hague St., Jersey City. you seen ... He entered the Jesuit Order AND RUG SHAMPOO UNIT Scotland; six brothers and two in 1P43 after sisters including Sister Mary of graduation from St. Peter’s St. Adrian, in London. Prep and was ordained at Fordham University In 1957. Forest Lakes In the course of his studies at Jesuit seminaries, he has pre- Route 206, N. J. H.Browne viously received Andover, Joseph an A.B. from Loyola University of Chicago and P a Ph.L. and S.T.L. from Wood- stock FULL Company College, Md.

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Adds West OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY 'TIL 9:30 - SAT. 7111 i P.M. Wing 25 CLOSED SUNDAYS AND THIS JULY 4th MORRISTOWN - llie MONDAY, corner- Hartmann, Jersey stone of the City. new west wing of Loyola House of Retreats THE MAIN floor here features a was blessed new and dedicated by chapel designed to seat 100 wnoi rPTfIIITrST Bishop McNulty on June 26. retreatants. There are also four bedrooms Attending the on this floor. The Bishop were --a up- number two floors lsrge of retreatants and per each contain 12 bedrooms. > . v assisting clergy led by Rev. Ar- thur R. The features McGratty, S.J., director chapel anew oak of the retreat altar. Beneath the altar house; Rev. Leo table is T. chrome-tinted 0 Fey, S.J., and Rev. Gerald a bas relief of the " C Last Treacy, S.J., assistant direc- Supper, executed in Italy. cockt 3 tors. a? The former chapel in the 59 original

Also is now participating in the cere- building being used for a , monies were lounge and for general WWO Msgr. John J. discussion 2 BEANS - Ss- Vicar groups. Sheerin, General of Pater- . 65 son; .Msgr. William F. Louis, Loyola Retreat House, estab- lished in 2 Chancellor; Msgr. Andrew V. 1927 by Rev. Herman I. 11. U «*i TWci? j Stefan, Vice Storck, S.J., is now Chancellor; Msgr. probably one Lar i ££"•“ cans 3S° John of the Jesuit 28 k Furman, Msgr. John A. largest retreat Si «• Tracy and Rev. houses in the United States. SODAS bottle®"'*^""'"" Louis Fey, C.M. Re- Father Leo treats for men conducted (a/I Fey was chairman are on flavors) 5 for of the fund weekends throughout the O *5 building campaign. year. Recently he received anew Annually, some 4,000 men come as- mjfciw «OV. 12 signment as there from all parts of jJT assistant director of metropol- the Jestiit itan New York and retreat house in Al- New Jersey bany. for retreats.

THE AD DEI NEW WING will Bishop McNulty lays bring Hotel MAJOREM GLORIAM: ' the capacity of the Buy as Dorm the Loyola retreat cornerstone of the new wing at Loyola House of house ST. LOUIS (NC) St. 33 to 100 men, although Fa- Louis Retreats, quart Morristown. At left, at the cere- ther University has purchased the assisting McGratty pointed out that 14- mony June is Rev. numbers are story Melbourne Hotel 26, Arthur R. McGratty, S.J., direc- not the goal. The adjacent to its tor. main he campus for use as Directly behind John J. thing, said, is to pro- a them is Msgr. Sheerin, women’s vide more comfortable dormitory. quarters Vicar General of Paterson. *“ of the university will CUflfr' ‘‘Our withdrawal should that at the present time the uni- "s i to Frederick occa- According Blaick- be centralized at the South Or- 5 sion a serious review of versity divisions in SWISS fund every Newark, Jer- STEAKS .'" •r, president, the objectors ange campus. Approximately one ; in the sey and Paterson vy 59c , ware agency presently fund City do not 3TC re- half of the courses in educational against participation by which should have include a close in- facilities for an Form of denomi- adequate ■R h ligious agencies any administration, general COOKIES ib. , „p) vestigation of its profes- He ] nation. identification, expanding graduate program. However, the YMCA and sional education, and its program, its its fee- personnel said that the increasing enroll- Holland fund resources, YWCA are members. and guidance will continue to be Gouda Cheese *■ schedules, its duplicaUon of ments of graduate students indi- 79* serv- offered at the Newark division Hoffman'. CATHOLIC CHARITIES said its administrative costs, its cates the for N PIES Assorted 5 it ices, for the academic definitely necessity year of 1960-61. Variety was withdrawing “for the unit costs, its caseload, its refer- expansion. com- Courses rals presented by these He said that CHEESE mon good of all other agencies and its relationship with because of the SLICES other departments will also be offer- and facilities who would suffer losses from agencies. library laboratory ,‘.” 35c si ed in the late afternoon and those who have Indicated now available at South Orange, their “This seems only just since evenings at South All- to Orange. a graduate center of high quality unwillingness support the our agency has .been subject to graduate courses in the College can be fund” because of its this of developed there more presence. type and in a scrutiny of Arts and the Catholic Charities had democratic Sciences, readily. • applied process it would seem School of Business Administra- and He concluded that a recent sur- was for fund par- that those agencies that ■SB&I accepted only are tion, and the School of Educa- of Seton Hall's stu- more than dollar value for vey graduate ticipation a year ago. giving total wel- with the tion, noted dents & SEAFOOD that the fare exceptions a for Noting validity of its services should be expressed preference MEATS equita- above, will be scheduled for TOP QAUTY courses at South Orange because intentions and its ability to ren- bly a supported by community." South Orange. of better facilities and accessi- Msgr. Dougherty cited the fact bility.' WOO BONELESS u. s. CHOICE Pledge $263,198 E SIRLOIN At Cliffside Park

CLIFFSIDE PARK Total gifts to date in the build- STEAKS ing fund at KKT* campaign Epiphany parish here amount to 1263,198, it Ib. 49* was announced this week by Rev. William Sesselman, pastor. FRANK The of SKINLESS goal $250,000 was surpassed within four weeks. IKEU'S The campaign was formally 49* opened on May 18, when Arch- teria, auditorium-gymnasium and cut bishop Boland visited the Freshly parish auxiliary rooms. Epiphany School to bestow his blessing on 210 vol- has fillet an enrollment of more than <”49* unteer workers. ddock 2 General chair- 900 children. TAKING OVER: Martin J. Smith of Bayonne, seated.. man of the drive was George Fischer. at right, was elected president of the Catholic Lawyers FTSHELLCRABS Tallin to Serra Hudson Louis Porrata and Vincent Bal- Club Guild, County Chapter, at a recent dinner- dassari have been appointed RIDGEWOOD Godfrey Sch- meeting. Seated with him are Walter E. McInerney, chairman of the permanent com- midt, nationally known labor law- Jersey City, retiring president, and Rev. James A. Pin- mittee Father Sesselman. the by yer, spoke to Serra Club of dar, spiritual director. Thomas The fund will be used to Standing, Weaver, help Ridgewood at their June 23 for construction of Union vice James pay anew meeting. City, president; Jersey AT Trump Dowden, City, addition -BAMBERGER A CO. • to contain four class- He discussed "Racketeering MAIN treasurer, and Charles DeFazio, Hoboken, secretary. rooms, a teachers’ room, cafe- and Religion."