CHURdH OPERTY DAMAGED DY FLDOD WATERS The lUcUUr Has ths International News Service (Wire and Mail), the N. C. W . C. News Service (Incladinf Radios and (Ubtes), I Its Own Special Service, Ail the Smaller Catholic Services, International Illustrated News, and N. C. W . C. Picture Service. GREAT TOLL IS Local Local A letter of March 3, 1936, Edition Edition has been received through ^ l E a ......... EXACTED BY the Apostolic Delegation, signed by His Eminence, THE Cardinal Pacelli, Papal Sec* retary of State, and address­ BY jARCHBISHOP CATASTROPHES ed to the editor-in-chief of The Register. It declares that the August Pontiff, Pius St. Louis [Prelate Emphasizes Need of Return Reports From Pennsylvania, West Virginia, XI, ^‘knows with what 2eal lTo Sanity in Church of Air REG(Name Registered ISTER in the U. S. Patent Office) And Connecticut Show Loss of you serve the Apostolic See. You make this singular love roadcast VOL XII. No. 13 DENVER, COLO., SUNDAY, MAR. 29,1936 TWO CENTS Half Million Dollars clearly manifest by your ! St. Lou(is.— Pleading for special emphasis on the for­ (Exclusive Telephone Interviews) - * zealous work in the field of Severe damage to church properties is reported in the the good press. Wherefore mation of yiouth in the ! current task of reconstructing so­ A Shamrock for the First Lady ciety, the Most Rev. Joihn J. Glennon, Archbishop of St. flood areas of the Dioceses of Pittsburgh and Altoona, Pa.; . he earnestly begsi of God Wheeling, W, Va., and Hartford, Conn. Thirteen of the 18 His choicest gifts, of which Louis, in the Columbia [Broadcasting system’s “ Church of IP 10 PIf (he Air” pe^od, declared that “ in the order df reconstruc- churches in Johnstown were hit by the flood waters, Al­ the Apostolic Blessing is the toona Chancery officials report, with the waters reaching pledge. This Blessing he Lon we havje to consider not merely the quesjtion of mate- ^al restoi^ion, but more particularly the restoration to the altars of all but one of the edifices. The churches in lovingly bestows on you and FOR SOGCESS OF Lockhaven, Williamsburg, and Renovo were also damaged. your work. In bringing you sanity, duty; and faith of all our people.” , Speaking on “ The Training of Youth in the Present Only one church in the Diocese of Wheeling was flood­ this word, I am happy to ed, but several rectories were damaged, while in the Dio­ make Imown to you my own Crisis,” Arcjibishop Glehnon asserted that in the wake of the Worli^ war “ a new generation,” because ‘‘it was scan- PRESS FIRIOITcese of Hartford three churches were damaged, and a rec­ sentiments of highest .es­ tory and a Catholic lending library were flooded. teem.” (jalized, neglected, and untaught, still remains to a great nt a baffling, if not a tlkreat- The Chancery office of Pittsburgh reports a total of The Register and its edi­ ing emgraa.y “ Is the saime to New York.— The general inten­ 30 churches badly damaged in the repeated nokv?” he asked.!A “ Is tion for April for the League of diocese, causing a loss estimated torial staff have constantly the Apostleship of Prayer, des­ striven t6 promote loyalty to our purpose! to recreate, ils we wm at $300,000. McKeesport, Glass- id some ten years ago, a period Retirement Will A- ignated by Pope Pius XI, is the port, McKees Rock, and other the Apostolic See, and, in ff business Hysteria, of profligate success of the World Catholic Press cities along the river fronts were Heroism, Virtues gratitude fo r this splendid spending and living, and of uncon­ exhibition to be held at the Vati­ hard hit. The damage to one can. trolled greed, ^nd thus forgetting church in Sharpsburg amounts to letter firom the Vatican, re­ “ The fact that the Holy Father new thehr pledges ofio^di- tje better things, to continue a $30,000. Eight churches in New lUoral, mental, and spiritual confu­ has approved this intention shows Castle, 45 miles north of Pitts­ ence arid service. i what great importance he at­ Of Founder Are sion, leaving it |as a heritage ojf the < burgh, were affected. taches to this exhibit: and is ari- youths of today, giving to thejm no m The loss in the four dioceses is other equipment for the World 6ther evidence also of his fatherly loss in ^ Many hundreds of Regis­ solicitude for the progress and sue-1 approximately $500,000, Work and thej world welfaije of Career of General Loss of life among Catholics to­ ter readers, especially in tomorrow?” i cess of the Catholic press through­ Cited in Decree Johnstown, Pa., an^ Wheel­ out the world,” the Rev. Edward talled 33, with two of the fatalities Criti* Hat Spread i ' occurring in Johnstown, one in ing, W. Va., suffered dread­ San Francisco.-p-(Special) — F. (Jaresche, S.J., editor of the > The youth problem, the Arch­ Major Geperal PauljB. Malone, one Medical Mission News, declares, Wheeling, and 30 in Pittsburgh. Vatican City.— (NCWC Cable) ful losses in the $300,000,000 bishop continued, “ is vital to any of the outstanding Catholics in the writing in the April issue of the The Rt. Rev. Msgr. J. N. Codori, — The decree recognizing the hero­ floods that spread through a genuine reconstruction, f6r while United States army, will retire Messenger of the Sacred Heart. Vicar General of the Altoona dio­ ism and virtues of Sister Mary Jo­ large part of the Eastern we speak o f t|ie crisis’ being an May 31 after 42 years of service. “ Hence, when associates pray for cese and pastor of St. John Gual- sephine Rossello, foundress of the economic one, jit has spread from When he relinquishes command of this intention, they will no doubt bert’s church, Johnstown, took the Daughters of Our Lady of Mercy states. While offerittg our tfle fields of Oconoraics into the the fiinth corps army area, which add a further intention that the Blessed Sacrament and started for of Savona, took place in the pres­ utmost S3rmpathy, we urge questions of human life and human comprises the Pacific coast regrion. wishes of the Holy Father may be the hills when a false report of a ence of His Holiness,-Pope Pius, other readers to be as gener­ duties and humjan destiny.” i General Malone will close a long accomplished in the results of the large dam’s breaking was cir­ XI. The reading of the decree co­ ous as possible in contribut­ Archbishop plennon said that and active career. ' He served in press exhibit, which ought greatly culated. The excitement was too incided with exercises held at much for the prelate and he was ing towards the funds for the tfie formation ojf youth was “ uever the Spanish-American war, against to increase the interest of Cath­ Savona to commemorate the fourth mjore necessaryi than today.” i De­ Aguinaldo in 'the Philippines, and olics throughout the world in up­ later admitted to Mercy hospital centenary of the apparition of Our as a patient. Bishop John J. Mc- alleviation of the suffering. ploring the fact that Almighty God in the World war, arid has occupied Mr*. Franklin D. Roosevelt photographed as she purchased a sham­ holding and spreadiftg the power of Lady of Mercy. Carlo Cardinal apd the moral law are outlawed not army posts in Hawaii, Cuba, rock near the booth of the Ladies of Charity, an organization of prom­ the Catholic press. Cort, who has been in ill health Minoretti, Archbishop of Genoa, It is difficult at any time to in recent months, is a patient in oiUy in the public schools butjeven France, and many places in the inent Catholic women in the national capital, at a St. Patrick’s Market “ The present Holy Father, jike as Papal Legate, represented Pope . explain jgreat calamities, but the same institution. iij educational! discussions, Ai^ch- United States. day sponsored by the Newspaper Women’s club of Washington. The his immediate predecessors, has Pius X l at the Savona celebrations. they seitve to remind us that bjsho» Glennon isaid that the train- Because of h is; brilliant war Ladies of Charity and Providence hospital in Washington, conducted often remarked on the power of Daniel Gallagher, aged 37, a Sister Mary Josephine Rosello, nothing^ belonging to this injg merely in kecular subjects is record. General Malone was gpven by the Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul, administer a milk fund the press and urged the necessity brother of the Rev. Charles Gal­ who died in 1880, founded a total earth is really lasting, and in; itself “ flisufflcierit and unequal the Distinguished Service medal for undernourished children that benefited from the event. (Reni in our day of building up a truly lagher of Twin Rocks, was one of of 322 institutes. Houses of her that only what is done for td the task of bringing the yiouth and the Distinguished Service cross photo.) influential Catholic press through­ the Johnstown victims of the flood. order exist in Milford, Mass., and toi full stature of the man.” : “ A by the American government, and out the world. It is only natural (Turn to Page 2 — Colum n 1) (Turn to Page 2 — Colum n 6) eternity counts. ' Man, curriculum so limited,” he sai France, awarding him the Croix de that the Holy Pontiff, seeing the through Adam’s treairan in a^le to fit thej youth to acl Guerre, made him ain oflScer in the Floating Chapel in Operation - . immense influence of print, both the garden of Eden, lost the success only in the business wo! Legion of Honor.