Sisters Loretto Plan New Novitiate in State REGISTER
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• ____ Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations I Contents Copyright by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1961 — Permission to Reproduce, Except Sisters Loretto Plan On Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Isstie DENVERCATHOUC New Novitiate in State Part of $2,000,000 Program REGISTER A Western novitiate to train about 100 postu-|vOL. tV. No. 37 THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1961 DENVER, COLORADO lants and novices will be built in Denver by the Sisters of Loretto. Later, at the same site, a house for the Mother Provincial will be constructed. The Mother Provincial for the nuns’ Sacred Heart! Province, which includes Colorado, is Mother Eileen Marie. At present the Lorettine Nuns have only one novitiate, the one zeal in Santa Fe, Bishop Mache built in 1886 at the mother-house beuf turned to the Sisters of at Nerinx, Ky. Loretto to provide religious edu The new novitiate is part o'! a cation for the youths of Den $2,000,000 program “For Our ver. Old and Our Young” being con Three nuns traveled^^ from ducted in the archdioceses and Santa Fe by stagecoach' a n d dioceses in which the nuns reached Denver June 25, 1864. teach. The Lorettine Nuns’ first The program also includes the foundation here was St. Mary’s enlargement of the house of Academy, which was founded in 1864. studies at St. Louis; the reno vation of Loretto Academy, St. In 1889 the building began on Janes EaUns Cardinal Cashing Hatiiew Cvetie Louis, for aged and infirm nuns; Loretto Heights Academy, which was dedicated and occu the building of a new home for pied in 1891. Loretto Heights aged and infirm ntms in El College was opened in 19l8. Lo Paso, Tex.; and the building of retto Heights Academy was dis Experts Views Vary a perpetual adoration chapel in continued in 1940. St.. Joseph’s Infirmary at the The Sisters of Loretto teach mother-house in Nerinx, Ky. in the following parishes in the Founded in 1812 archdiocese; All Souls’, Engle Hie Sisters of Loretto, founded wood: Blessed Sacrament, Holy, — ^ On Role of ’Birchers’ in 1812 in the frontier section of Family, St. John’s, St. PhUo- Kentucky under the direction of * ■ / . mena’s, and St. Vincent de|% l^^^.: a refugee Belgian priest, the Paul’s, Denver; St. Mary’s, Rev. Charles Nerinckx,' came to Society Stirs Controversy Colorado Springs; and St. Jo Denver in 1864 from Santa Fe, seph’s, Fort Collins, They aiso 'Bless O Lord This House' up with some sound principles, William F. Buckley, Jr., edi N. Mex. By Bob Ramsey teach at Machebeuf H i^ School tor of National Review: “Cer The sisters had come to New In recent weeks, the John but they, just *went deeper into and St. Mary’s Academy, Den “Sprinkle me . and I shall be cleansed.” offered by the Rt. Rev. Gregory Smith, V.6., Birch Society, a national the hPle. They don>’t seem to tain elements of the press are Mexico in 1852 at the invitation ver. These w or^ of the “Asperges me” were PAi. Shown in the* vestibule i>f the durch, anti - CommUnistr organization have a program to supplement opportunimg on the mistaken of Bishop Jean Baptiste Laroy. chanted almost immediately after this picture, which the Archbishop called “a marvelous AAA/WWWWW\/WW\/VWVfiA/VWWW\ founded by Robert Welch of what they are against. conclusions of Robert Weldh to Op their journey to New Mexico was taken at the blessing of Holy Name^ piece of work,” are, from the left. Father Jo Belmont, Mass., in 1958, has “We’re (the American anathematize the entire Ameri the nuns were met at the Red 2 Porisbes Featured Church in Fort Logan. Archbishop Urban J .' seph O’Malley, deacon of the Mass; Father An stirred a political controversy Legion) against Communism, can right wing. In professing River by Father Joseph P. Vehr officiated at the dedication ceremonies thony Weinzapfel, Fort Logan, pastor; the Holy Name Church, Fort across the nation. Welch, a non- but we stress Americanism. themselves to be scaqdidized at Machebeuf, who became the and presided at the Solemn Pontifical Mass Archbishop; and Father Frederidt McCallin. Catholic, is said to have called We try to get people to have a the false imputation of.;igiro- first Bishop of Denver. Logan, which w u ' d e n t e d such famous persons as the late I itrong feeling of patriotism and Chmmnnism to a few people^lhe In Santa Fe, the nuns began April 24, is featured on pages John Foster Dulles Commu dtizenship. We 'also try to get critics do not hesitate to imiAite a study of Spanish and soon 8 and 9 of this Imue. A tab loid supplement highlights nists. them interested in good govern pro-facism to a Tot of people. receive^ their first boarding stu the enlarged and remodeled In a limited search, the Den ment.” In point, of fact, the only tto g dents and pupils. Under the pat 'I Church of St. Joseph in Fort Go/o. Springs Deanery ver Catholic Register was un Mathew Cevtic, a counterspy many of these critics would dis ronage of Our Lady of Light, Collins, which is teing dedi able to locate anyone in Denver for the FBI for nine years: The like more than a conservative the school was formally opened cated by Archbishop Urban J. who belongs to the society. And, John Birch Society “is a patri organization with vulnerabili in 1853. Vehr April 27. too, there does not seem to be otic organization Mucating the ties, is a conservative organiza Having witnessed the sisters’ VWNtWXAA^WNA/WWWWWWVWWV I Annual Meeting Apr. 71 a unit of the group in this area. American people about the con tion without vulnerabilities.” Notable Catholics, however, spiratorial strategy and tactics Father William F. Graney, as The a n n u a l luncheon A. Gerzina, president, St. Paul’s are Mrs. John Cannell, migrant of the Communists and giving both locally and nationally, sistant editor of the New World meeting of the Colorado Altar and Rosary Society; and labor; Mrs. Stanley Johanson, have formed varioiu opinions on Americans a fighting chance weekly newspaper of the Arch historian, Mrs. Nat Leonard, foreign relief; Mrs. Mary Fitz the John 6irch Society, and the to learn before it is too late. diocese of Chicago: “The pres Springs Deanery of ACCW Archbishop Urges will be held at the “Chanti- immediate past president. Cor gerald, Catholic Charities; Mrs. Register reprints some of them M a ^ pseudo-intellectuals a n d ent pasting the John Birch So pus Christi Guild. George V. Fagan, Civilim De in the following paragraphs. self-'^led ^liberals arp starting ciety is taking in pript is de Subscription Renewgl clear,” 210 S. Gimaron on Miss Margaret Sullivan, presi fense; Mrs. Albert Hozo, social James EaUhs; head of tiie to call this organization a groUp served and fortunate. It was a Hiursday April 27, at 1 o’clock. dent Denver Archdiocesan Coun action; Mrs. Robert Kuehn, of ‘Fascists.’ ' Americanism Committee of the lucky break that founder Rob The executive board meeting cil, will be the installing home and school, and Mrs. War “The John Birch Society, Mr' Leyden-CUles^Wlckersham Post ert Welch went beyond the ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER will be held In a downstairs officer. Annual reports of offi ren Marriage, spiritual develop Robert Welch, and all members 1, Denver: “The original idea bbunds of shrewdness and lab Chancery Office room at 11 o’clock. Members of cers will be given at the board ment. of this organization I have met ■>[01 the board are the deanery of of the Birch Society members eled Dwight D. Eisenhower 1536 Logan Street meeting preceding the luncheon, The foreign relief program of to fight Communism was good, are all interested in only one (hmmunlst.” ficers, presidents of the affili and annual reports of the com the deanery has also gone for thing and that is preserving the Denver 3, Colorado but the techniques they used Eleanor Schafly, executive ates, and chairmen of contmit- mittees will be given at the ward under the direction of Mrs. Constitutional r i^ ts of every W were poor. When they were secretary of the Cardinal Mind- tees. business session following the George V. Fagan, Academy La American which guarantee free challenged they could come szenty Foundation: “Robert April 23, 1961 Some 2,400 women comprise luncheon. dies’ Sodality, DCCW chairaan. dom of speech, press, and reli Welch is most reliable” and Reverend dear Fadier and beloved People: the membership of the 23 aHili- Approximately ISO baby layettes gion.” New Affiliates “the John Birch Society is a Each year on the first Sunday in May, you are kindly ates in the area. The putstatid- New affiliates joining the and First Communion dresses Cardinal Richard Cushing of fine, anti-Ckmununist organiza asked to renew your subscription to our diocesan paper, the ing work of the deanery has deanery the past two years have will be sent to the Pope^s ware Boston: Robert Welch, founder tion.” Denver Catholic Register, Most of you have known and appre- [been its work with Our Lady of house in Rome for distribution 'Register' Drive of the John Birch Society, is "a been Hqly ’Trinity Altar and Ro From an editorial in the dated the paper these many years past. Without doubt, it has Victory Missionapr Sisters in the sary society, Colorado Sprmgs; to the needy from the, seven sincere and dedicated man. Green Bay' (Wis.) Register: St. Anthony of Padua’s Altar deaneries of the Archdiocese of Anyone, however, who suggests been among the most effeaive and foremost influences in the pamting of Expected to Add ‘‘There may be some ‘nuts’ in development of the Church in our area.