Icholar Says Vatican Ambassador Learly Comes Under National Law

, 1951 •ulilJ icholar Says Vatican Ambassador Thinks Most American u . s Clergy Want Vernacular difficoij learly Comes Under National Law ’■'Mn s. Ryder c, ■ofessioi jPrinceton Authority In Ritual of Churc as in t_ National National a?iii Though Not in the Mass nave i On Constitution Is Edition Edition then w THE Washington. — (Special)—“ There are in America many priests opposed >'ne■" andia ».i to any vernacular in the Mass; but I have never heard a priest express him­ cau^ 5ven jteri On Side of Defense self against vernacular in the Ritual. I think a vote on preference here would upon 4 5 New York. — One o f the most en*inent legal be about 43,000 to none. Priests in this country are ready, and eager, for layed, more vernacular in the Ritual.” 'being.;, luthorities in the United States has gone on public Thus, in the November, 1951, thuiiaju tecord as indicating that there is no Constitutional REGISTER American Ecclesiastical Review Chri- “ does the Rev. Gerald Ellard, S.J., Pwin^ yea brohlcm in President Tpuman’s naming a U j S. Am­ y (Name Registered in the U. S. Patent Office) Was 'Tenth Muse' noted writer on liturgy, of St. ^ which bassador to the Vatican. Dr. Edward S. Corwdn sent MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCULATIONS | Mary's, Kans., express himself. 'without IcUer to The New York Times (Nov. 12, 1951). Thft Paper la Connected with NCWC Waahiogrton Newa Headqaartera by Ita Own Leased Wire, Has International News His article has at its top the - was : Service Daily Wires, Ita Own Special Service, Religioua Newa Service, Inter-Catholio Preea Agency, Misiion Service*, Religions following quotation from Pius !>'. howevi ~ e is “ an authority on Constitutional law,” says News Photos, International Illustrated News, and NCWC Picture Service XII’s encyclical, Mediator D ei: Jtion. “Admittedly the adoption of the James 'he Times, and “ McCormick profe.ssor emeritus of VOL. XXVII. No. 47. DENVER, COLO., SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1951 vernacular in quite a number of itil he 1 riRprudence at Princeton univer------—----- functions may prove of great bene­ Kame, I, litv. .. He wrote ^from---T»_:—*— Princeton, Court has held, a state en­ fit to the faithful.” ather-fiDe j. Following is the letter: titled to pay for the public trans­ The title of Father Ellard’s ar­ Um) laa^ One doe.s not have to he an all- portation of children attending ticle is “The Vernacular in Recent eforth, , it defender Qf the Administra- parochial schools in order to assure Bound for New Texas Home^®*®'*''*"' Rituals: Ten Years’ Progress.” -'5 foreign policy to realize that their safety on the highway, not- addict e President’s recent action in with.standing the fact that ‘in do­ Gift, Suggestion Made After showing that the selection 'lubi rrriinating General Mark Clark ing so it aids such schools, then of a liturgical language is a purely *• his? .. be Ambas.sador to the Vatican certainly the President is entitled By Apostolic Delegate disciplinary matter. Father Ellard njoyed i a logical addendum to it. The to bolster our precarious Euro­ Chicago.— (Special)—“The cate­ notes that on the mission front the >■ reipi thi uination has been attacked as pean diplomacy by sending an Am­ chism makes a lovely gift, and Church is urging the Ritual’s trans­ Andrn olative of the principle of sepa- bassador to the Vatican, notwith- should be given preference on such lation into the main vernaculars, I- Attei] ,tion of Church and State. But can .standing the fact that the separa­ occasions as Christmas. It is a re­ and is “conditioning men’s minds ^P?lishR be ?aid that this principle, when tion p^nciple is not considered membrance from the donor and for an ever greater use of the ver­ the j 'iven its proper constitutional set- by some of our citizenry as for­ from God Himself.” This practical nacular” at home. ‘ye cwf ai bidding them to mix religion with Christmas suggestion, which should The Kansas priest’s article was ‘ticks. ' ‘3 ing. disables the country from their politics. instanced by the issuance by Bruce rn-.ing advantageous diplomatic solve a problem for many, was of the last volume of The Roman flourish. lations? Thirty»seven other gov. I have been asked, “By what made by Archbishop Amleto G, Ritual in English and Latin With V knosn 1 nment.s maintain diplomatic rep- procedure could the con.stitutional Cicognani, Apostolic Delegate to ne into \ ■ entatives at the Vatican, several question (raised by the President's , C.'- the United States, speaking Nov. byRubrics the Rev. and Philip Plainchant T. Weller. Notations, This courw I imong them being countries which, action) be brought before the Su­ 11 at the national congress of the work, Father Ellard suggests, first of'i ke Brazil, Belgium and France, preme Court?” It is highly doubt­ Confraternity of Christian Doc­ could be the basis of one to be sub­ elt was d ihere to the separation principle ful if there is any procedure avail­ trine. mitted to Rome for approval, with nanent j> matters of internal legislation: able for this purpose. The Presi­ Setting Blessed Pius X as the restrictions, for use in the United had to 1 ;Holy See has never had listence j the international field “the right duties nor apjoined from exceeding on Sundays would descend to s anything like the same insistence there j id power of the United States . . his constitutional powers. The pay­ large courtyard and there person­ on adhesion to Latin in the Ritual existed 1 e equal to the right and power of ment of money out of the national ally instruct the crowds that would as it has in the Missal,” the Jesuit a three-U other members of the interna* treasury for an alleged uncon­ gather. The Pope had settled upon scholar notes. The trend toward 1 Montre ■onai family;’’ and that the lion’s stitutional purpose cannot be for­ the explanation of the fundamental the vernacular Ritual “is spreading three-U lare of this poWer is vested by bidden judicially. truths of religion as the best rem­ around the world from Vienna,” a cow p e Constitution in the President It is most questionable, more­ edy against the moral infirmities where the Viennese Ritual, modeled r. .not St, disputed. He alone may re­ over, if the court would recognize THE l.OOO.OOOTH DISPLACED person to enter the that afflict individuals and society. for “the widest possible use of the rican i. ive the diplomatic representa- anybody as having a sufficient in­ U; S., Andrew Ranezay fs pictured above with his family Speaking of the value of the vernacular,” was approved by s, Yonk« res of other governments; he dividual interest to entitle him to in New York city before they left for their new home in Midland, catechism, Archbishop Cicognani Rome in 1935. The Priest's New > match. I ^ne may choese persons, subject a judicial hearing on the subject. Tex. They were greeted in New York city and in Washington by said: “If we consider the content Ritual (publisher, Kenedy; com­ f holM L the consent of the Senate, to rep' But even should a case raising the Church dignitaries an’d government and civic officials. Mr. Razenay of that little book we may well call piler, the Rev. Paul Griffith) in ‘d to 7!,i; ?;ent the United States abroad; constitutional issue reach the thanked the Bishops an^ the NCWC War Relief Services for bring­ it divine. It is a perfect code of widespread use in the U. S. has ■ alone may “recognize” foreign court, through some device or in­ ing them and the other DPs to homes in the U. S„ “where we can morality, embracing what was pro­ Latin and English side by side, U.S. and governments. advertence, the court would al­ worship God without fear of persecution.” In the picture above, left claimed on Mount Sinai, on the without a word of restriction. rompetitii Thomas Jefferson and John Mar- most certainly refuse to pass on its to right, are Mrs, Rahezay, Mr. Ranezay, Lydia, 21; ana Erika,10. Mount of the Beatitudes, and near The encyclical Mediator Dei, rican scei all did not see eye to eye in many merits, on the ground that it was the Lake of Genesai'eth. It teaches though it roundly condemned the ry Vai lings, hut they did in this. “The “political” in character and hence us how to pray; makes us-realize A STANDING PROOF of the power of Spanish Cath­ introduction of “new liturgical iver to u an.«action of business with not “justiciable.” The only rem­ our filial relationship to God and olic culture to develop all the greatness of a woman is customs,” and clearly stated that BrooH ireign nations is executive alto* edy in such a situation, as the Some Scum Bums' Vocal our brotherhood with men; and out­ Sister Juana Ines de la Cruz (1651-1695), perhaps the greatest female “the Apostolic See alone is em­ ?r one 1 ther,” said Jefferson. “The court has pointed out more than lines our duties to God and to our powered to permit the use of the open, psident,’’ said Marshall, “is the once, is for those who consider neighbor. genius who ever lived. Born in Mexico of illegitimate birth, styled vernacular, seemed to condone the ‘iiack^ h le organ of the nation in its ex- themselves aggrieved to “resort to Equipment's Outta Whack No human book can compare “the Tenth Muse,” at the age of three she decoyed the teacher of further study of the possibilities of >uimet rr.tl relations, and its sole rep- the polls and not to the courts.” with the catechism in certitude or her elder brother into teaching her to read; she was not seven when she various languages in some Churcli y fon entative with foreign nations." —Edward S. C.orwin. Cleveland. — The “scum bum that “a good stiff disinfectant power,” His Excellency con­ was writing verses in praise of the Blessed Sacrament, and at seven o]f wu a ■hi!is being the case, however, any whose vocal equipment is all out would be in order.” tinued. “It transforms tender chil­ she begged her mother to be allowed to dress like a boy so that she ceremonies.” performed by the Preaident in Lightning Hits Fatima of whack,” the soldier who thinks “From time time,” he went, dren- into sure theologians, and could take the examinations in the iPniversity of Mexico! When she e exercise of his diplomatic Lisbon. — Lightning struck and dirty language is vigorous lan­ on, “we meet tip with some lanie weak creatures info fearless fol­ was 16 the Viceroy of Mexico called in the greatest mathematicians, Dinner Raises $250,000 wera is presumably within his damaged the spire of the Ba.silica guage, received a tongue lashing brain who has the unhappy faculty lowers of Christ. The catechism is historians, and philosophers to ask her the most difficult questions Chicago.—Cardinal Strltch told t i o n iistitutional discretion; and, by from another service man. the Rev, of being able to foul up the at­ they could conceive. She answered them all with such aplomb that 1,000 participants at his second mmittei d c same token, it is entitled to of Our Lady of Fatima at Cova (Maj.) Leonard Scanneli, O.M.I., mosphere with a ‘soupy’ abundance fortress against atheism and a many think to this day that she had infused knowledge. At 17 she annual charity dinner here, which assocUA regarded uijtil the contrary is da Iria. Completely destroyed was chaplain at Godman air force base of filthy drivel, a Mr. Garbage who bulwark for the freedom and life joined the Jeronoraite nuns and became an exemplary religious. She raised over a quarter^of a million most» own as having been done in good the special dais that w'as occupied and former administrator, of St. moves onto the scene with the un- of man. This is the reason why was the first real scientific ‘genius to appear on the American con­ dollars: “You can force men t» ar for i ;th for the benefit of the coun- by Cardinal Tedeschini, Rome, Edward’s church, Granville, 0. loftly idea that he is the life of tyrants, bent on enslaving people, tinents and in her convent she built and equipped a complete astron­ help the poor with taxes, but you il leafl when he officiated at ceremonies the party, that the slop he dishes ruthlessly suppress it, for while omical laboratory. Her library of 4,000 volumes was one of the best must have charity to love your populir y* Oct. 13. Lightning also struck the For soldiers with dirty tongues, the catechism remains the hope of in America.— (Picture adapted by Leo Canavan, art editor) neighbor and help him.”______he playt Not Lawmaking nearby convept of the Dorothean Father Scanneli, writing in Mtis- out is the needed shot in the arm man’s freedom remains.” As to the principle of separation Sisters. Three workmen were ren­ tang Musings, biweekly newspaper for any and every occasion. Th^ Apo.stolic Delegate paid on had I Church and State—so far as it dered senseless by lightning bolts. puMished at the base, suggest^ Pig iron Smut Aleck special tribute to the recently re­ hs a re®; > constitutional basts it is a«kind “Don’t be the ‘smut aleck’ who vised No. 3 Catechism of Christian and a ^ “invisible radiation” from thinks—dizzily, we know—that it Doctrine as “particularly valuable Archbishop Muench to Ordain Famous •ere cho« mendment ■ I, which says that makes him some kind of iron man for apologetic purposes by r^son i Natioa [Congress shall make no law re­ to be-able to fling around his dirty of the clear and succinct explana­ is the M ting an establishment of reli- Second to Win High Honor garbage. If we make any conces­ tions and the pertinent Scripture the annitf I." But the nomination of an sion at all to his being an iron man quotations included in the text. It Reporter Max Jordan Priest Dec. 8 •hers hs^ ^mbas.cador is not lawmaking. Mr. Kansas Priest, Missing, Gets it is only to the extent of the pig is simple, complete, and well or­ ipotII Writer OD 11 ruman has not attempted, in this iron variety.” dered.” This is the volume that he Beuron, Germany. — Dr. Max a priest in the Beuronese Bene­ of the Apostolic Nunciature in istance, to usurp the legislative Distinguished Service Cross “The remarks of such men,” he recommended as an appropriate Jordan, NCWC News Service for­ dictine Abbey church on the Feast Bad Godesburg, near Bonn. )r a b iwer of Congress. No rule of said, are “gutter sputterings." Christmas gift. (Book printed by eign correspondent and one of the of the Immaculate Conception, Dr. Jordan has had more than for its 1* iduct has been imposed by the Headquarters, Eighth Army, priest to whom the DSC has been “Slop is not, never was, and, please St. Anthony Guild Press, Paterson, world’s best known newsmen and Dec. 8. The ordir^and, 57, is a con 30 years’ experience as a journal­ 'resident upon the people of the Korea.—The Rev. (Capt.) Emil J. awarded since the Korean war God, never will be SOP (standard N. J.) radio newscasters, will be ordained vert to the faith. ist—a career that has taken him nited States touching the relation Kapaun of Wichita, Kans., Cath­ began. The other recipient was operational procedure).” In NBC Job Since 1931 virtually around the world. He ■ (hurch and State, or touching olic chaplain with the Eighth cav­ Father Herman G. Felhoelter, Father Scanneli, an array chap­ Archbishop Aloisius J. Muench, holds international renown as an pything else. He has performed alry regiment, has been awarded O.F.M., of Cincinnati, to whom lain for five years in World war Bishop of Fargo and Apostolic alert and conscientious reporter. >n act of State of the moat com- the Distinguished Service Ooss. the award was made posthumously. II, suggested a neutralizer for the 1st Catholic Coast-to-Coast Nuncio to Germany, will ordain The master of six languages, h« ^'^nplace sort. The nation’s second highest award He died in Korea July 16, 1,950. “tangle brain.” “Call the offender Dr. Jordan. The newsman an­ witnessed and reported many his­ ,''^^fever thought of political went to Father Kapaun for remain­ Fir»t Account in NCWC to task,” he advised. “Check him nounced to Archbishop Muench his torically significant events that [ovantage may have first sug- ing behind to tend wounded men The first complete account of out on what is acceptable speech. Television on 45 Stations intention to become a priest in occurred in the two decades pre­ ^ted the President’s action—and while the enemy clos^ in near Father Kapaun’s heroism was The gift‘of speech is one of our New York.—The first coast-to- ployed to broadcast the program. 1945 shortly after returning to ceding World w’ar II. One such nr two have been suspected— Unsan on the night of Nov. 1-2, given in an NCWC dispatch from: prized gifts of God. We can best coast Catholic television program October programs were presented Europe. The Central European event was the Munich Conference ere exist at least two sound rea- 1950. Father Kapaun has been Korea in February. Another eye­ express ' our thanks to God for in the history of the U. S. will be by the Protestants, and the No­ representative of the National in 1938, when his broadcast pro­ n? of a broader nature which missing since that time, reportedly witness account appeared in the this gift by using—not abusing— broadcast- from here Sunday. vember programs by those of the Broadcasting Company since 1931, vided first word to the world of I'Ply justify it as a timely move prisoner of the Chinese Reds. Sept. 15, 1951, Saturday Evening this faculty as designated by God.’ Dec. 2. Forty-five stations, virtu­ Jewish faith. The second group Dr. Jordan obtained a leave of ab­ important developments. His en­ the diplomatic game being pres- Father Kapaun is the second Post. [NCWC Radio and Wire! [NCWC Wire] \ ally all in the National Broadcast­ of Catholic programs will be pre­ sence from NBC and began his terprise first brought to the world My played on the European ing Company chain, will carry the sented in February. theological studies at the Beuro­ the ringing of Bethlehem’s bells ^sboard. The first of these is the half-hour program — 27 of them Stations carryine the first Catholic nese seminary, though he contin­ and the services^ conducted in the ^e.s.sity of securing Catholic sup- taking it “live” on Dec. 2 and 18 program "live” on Sunday, Dec. 2, ft lor our cause on the Conti- 1 p.m. (EST) are WOI. Ames. ued to act as NCWC'correspond­ Roman catacombs. His exclusive Osservatore Repeats That Pope Pius XII broadcasting a Kinescope film re­ WBRC-TV, nirmingham; WBTV, Char­ ent. He previously had obtained a broadcast from Switzerland an­ without it~and espe- cording on Sunday, Dec. 9. The lotte: WNBQ, Chicago: WLW-TV. Cin­ Ph.D. degree from the University nouncing the end of World w'ar II ®i*y !s this true as regards Italy telecasts are under the auspices cinnati; WNBK. Cleveland: WOC-TV, won him the National Headliners’ |nd c ranee—our policy promises of the National Council of Catho­ Davenport. WLAV-TV. Grand Rapids; of Jena. Having received minor oe dashed to bits against a com- W'SAZ. Huntington; WJAC-TV, Johns- orders in Archbishop Muench’s award. Saw Miracle of Sun as at Fatima in 1917 lic Men. town; WJIN-TV. Lansing; WAVE-TV, private chapel in Kronberg, near Dr. Jordan had an important nr . ^ of Communists and Neu- The first of four Catholic pro­ Louisville: WMCT. Memphis; WSM- Frankfurt, he passed his final liRls. Secondly, the strong line analogous events, but intervention grams to be presented on suc­ TV. Nashville; WNBT, New York; role in exposing the cruelty of the t^ken by the Papacy in the By Rev. Joseph J. S ullivan dinal as Papal Legate attended cessive Sundays, the broadcast will WTAR-TV. Norfolk: WOW-TV. Provi- examinations in July, 1951, and Nazi war against the Church. Tear­ Vatican City.—Further corrobo- celebrations marking the 34th of the Most Blessed Virgin is fre­ dence; WTVR. Richmond: WHAM-TV. then was ordained a subdeacon ing through Hitler’s Iron Curtain '’'-logical war against Commu- anniversary of the final apparition quent in the gravest days of the mark the initial participation of Rochester: KSD-TV, St. Louis; KSTP- ,yL‘r- ~ furthftr circumstance ration—though still of an unof­ a Catholic organization in a series TV. St. Paul: WSYR-TV. Syracuse: and deacon in the private chapel as an NCWC reporter, he described intrinsic reasonable- ficial nature—has been received of the Blessed Virgin at Fatima. history of the Church, even with of national telecasts in which the WSPD-TV. Toledo: WKTV, Utica: the German faithful’s heroism in of the report that His Holiness, Osservatore Roman'o, Vatican intimations directed to the suc­ WNBW, Washington; and WDEL-TV. Bible Week Planned resisting Hitlerism. His postwar s of the President’s action. cessor of Peter personally.” Protestant and Jewish faiths also Wilmington. * It IS true, to be sure, that this Pope Pius XII, in October and City daily, printed on the front are taking part at the invitation Stations that will carry a Kinescope Washington.—The national ob­ work consisted in efforts to reknit cm furnishes American Catho- November, 1950, witnessed four page of its Nov. 17, 1951, edition Osservatore declares the origin of NBC. The series is titled Fron­ (film) recording ot the first program a servance of Biblical Sunday is the ties linking Catholics of former two authentic photographs of the of those photographs to be “most week later. Sunday. Dec. 9. are WSB-TV, excuse to swell out their times the same "miracle of the tiers of Faith. Atlanta; WBAL-TV. Baltimore; WBZ- being extended in 1952 into an enemy countries with the free ^ ® just as it has afforded sun” that had taken place at mirdble of the sun taken at the rigorously authentic” and reprints The four programs will present TV. Boston: WTAA-TV. Dkilas; WWJ- entire week—Bible week. Churches world. ® American Protestants an ex- Fatima on Oct. 13, 1917. time of its occurrence 34 years beneath them that portion of Car­ the Rev. John J. Doughey, popu­ TV, Detroit: KPRC-TV. Houston; will note it Sunday, Feb. 10, and The priest-to-be is the author of The original report of the Holy ago. Underneath these photo­ dinal Tedeschini’s address, where lar Catholic Hour speaker, and WKZO. Kalamasoo; WDAF-TV. Kansas schools Feb. 10-16. An extensive y>p J Papacy as the Osservatore City; KMBH, Los Angeles; WNHC. New the revealing book Beyond All r ot democracy. But these easily Father’s experiences came to pub­ graphs, prints the fol­ he disclosed the experiences of the the choir from the Pius X Litur­ Haven: WDSU-TV. New Orleans; program of national publicity is Fronte as well as numerous maga­ repercussions do not lic knowledge through an address lowing: , Holy Father. gical School of Music, Manhattan- WKY-TV, Oklahoma City; WPTZ, being arranged through the na- zine articles. He is expected to ct the validity of the Presi- by Cardinal Tedeschini given last “It is not our task to formulate In introducing the Cardinal’s re­ ville College of the Sacred Heart. Philadelphia: K DYLJV, Salt Lake City; tional center of the Confraternity deductions from these singularly KFMB-TV, San Diego: WRGE. Sche- cap his lecturing career with a -A eourse. If, as the Supreme October at Fatima, where the Car- marks, Osservatore writes; “At a A crew of 18 NBC technicians ecUdy; KING-TV. SeatUe; and KOTV. of Christian Doctrine at NCWC coast-to-coast teur in the U. S. in distance of 33 years, when the with three cameras will be em­ Tulsa. headquarters here. 1952. [NCWC Radio and Wire] entire Catholic family was re­ enow. TJ joicing in union with the Vicar of l is t e n in g in Christ over the dogmatic definition i are bo* of Mary’s Assumption into heaven, God's Single Standard of Morality Alone Able m exhil^i another surprising fact occurred pected One W a y to W in M any Converts in the Vatican. Here is how His DiMagfH those present were not Catholics. pays high spiritualnon-Catholics Eminence, Cardinal Tedeschini, an e* n.*i funeral of the I am snre, however, that Bishop dividends. Papal Legate, in his homily during To Save Nation; Bishops Warn of Ancients' Fate line P'»5| p, Patrick A. McGovern the Pontifical Mass at the Fatima ^heyenne, Wyo., I heard his McGovern never “trimmed” Cath­ shrine last Oct. 13 described it.” {The complete text of the reasoP I **i?*'L Hubert M. New- olic teaching. He was always the Just What Does tolling for them and for civiliza­ household. Mastery over material standard. That single standard cov­ is prfis* priest and Bishop, thoroughly loyal Then Osservatore reprinted the Bishops' annual statement appears tion? things will avail us nothing, if we ers all man’s relations to God, to J years the ‘Christian’ Mean? following' paragraphs from the elsewhere in this issue.) lose mastery over ourselves. is pr®T 1 *<*d shepherd made a point to the Church. Washington. — The American We Send Soldiers himself, and to the world about f swattWI of visiting numerous Wyoming had 245 converts in A recent lawsuit in Waterloo, Cardinal’s address: And Forget Facts “This mastery over self,” the him. It applies to every conceiv­ ■oved th*j houses in the see city, and the past year, recorded in the Of­ la., turned on the definition of “And nevertheless I tell you— Bishops in their annual statement Bishops point out, “is the primary able situation in life—in the home, it as «i a* often called on non- ficial Catholic directory of 1951. the word Christian, and received but in my own name only, and I warn that the nation is doomed un­ “We have sent our young men on concern of morality. The right or­ in business, in the school, or in incenO’ Calholics as on Catholics. The nation had 121,950. The aver­ national publicity. Clergymen of tell it to my new and old Portu­ less there is a great return to military expeditions to far-off lands dering of our lives in relationship the field of entertainment. The I' ^ .. Since I personally knew age per priest for Wyoming^ was various denominations were called guese friends and to the pilgrims morality in private and public life. so that justice and freedom may to all other beings so that we may “To live by this single standard will (Bt|, ,, '"P M^f^overn a long time, I considerably above the national to testify and failed to agree on united with them—an even more “An alarming parallel,” they de­ be kept alive in the world,’'’ they attain our tru& destiny is the of morality,” the Bishops w’arn, In J!! '♦’•thout some knowledge of average in converts. the meaning of the word. We read wonderful thing, clare, “exists oetween the situation continue. “And yet at home we proper function of morality. The “man^ needs the motivations and ■get M\ contacts with non-Cath- Other sections of the country in Acts xi, 26 that the disciples “I tell you that another person facing us today and that which have bwome careless about the fundamental problem which faces sanctions which only religion can he wo«!fi never told me often have a far heavier number were first called Christians in An­ has seen this miracle. He has seen faced the Roman empire 1,500 foundations of justice and the roots us, then, is a moral one. upply. He is not self-sufficient. i' ,j *• ''■*itation was a consistent and percentage of Catholics than tioch. We know that the name it far from Fatima. He has seen it years ago. The problems of the em­ of freedom. It cannot go well with “Morality involves the correct He must have God’s help. As a would 0*; » persistent custom. Often, how- Wyoming, and we know ^ many was given to them because they at a distance of years. He has pire closely resemble those which us if we continue on this course. and careful regulation of three creature, he is obliged to adore his the rii*' if!,’ across proofs of the priests /who could not think of accepted the teachings of Jesus seen it at Rome. The Pope, our sorely test us now—barbarism on “The lessons of history are evi­ relationships: Man to God, man to Creator, to thank Him for bless­ lake an r”.*if McGovern had ongetting into the practice of visit­ Christ as brought to them by His own Pontiff Pius XII, has seen it. the outside, refined materialism arid dent to those with eyes that will himself, and man to his fellow man. ings conferred, to ask His pardon any^'v, It d To him, with- ing homes, for their other work first clergymen. “Was this a reward? Was this a moral decay within.” see. The Roman empire disinte­ These relationships are so closely for wrongs committed and to pray by •ahu””u*’ owed no inconsid- is loo heavy. The number of con­ Every believing Catholic is a sign of sovereign divine pleasure With the threat of the barbarian grated from within; and moral cor­ linked together that to disturb one daily for His help and guidance. both Mji - of *he credit for the verts in Wyoming, and the^ fine Christiian, but we do not say that for the definition of the dogma of on the outside (an obvious refer­ ruption was the main cause of its is to disturb the whole moral Nothing less than the faithful dis­ i«f ! ^yootlog has about as feeling of the general public to­ the term Christian is confined to the Assumption? ’Was this .-a ence to the forces of Communism), decline and disappearance. The order. charge of these essential obliga­ :eaP“i3 ■tieiniojerancc as any state in the ward Catholics there, give abun­ members of the Papal Church.: heavenly testimony authenticating the Bishops ask, “Does our conduct same fate will befall us if we do “There are not two standards of tions of religion will enable him Cathedral was packed dant proof, nevertheless, that per­ Anybody who believes in Jesus the connection between the won- reflect the sobriety of citizens who not awaken to the danger which morality,” the Bishops declare. to attain integrity in his moral I Funeral Mass, and do^ns of sonal kindness of Catholics toward' (Turn to Page 3 —Coianm 3) (Turn to Page S — C olum n t). are conscious that a bell may bethreatens from within our own ‘There is only one. It is God’slife.” [NCWC Wire] SunJoy, November 25. igj] PAGE TWO T H E REGISTER

+ + PILGRIMAGE OF LOVE +4 , "«tll|htfii ate aeifyini kMk.’* Memorial for Chaplains - iH + — fr. Daniil A. Lord, S J . 4 Osservotore Repeats That Pope Pius XII Nazi Tells How He Soyed By Dr. H. R. CaMlary, DC., Ph.C. . IntrodiellOR. Fr. Angelas, O.C.O. ' Baaitlfnlly llliitrateda. 100 EUROPEAN AND 4. HOLYLANO SHRINES.,. Saw Miracle of Sun as at Fatima in 1917 Bones of Saint Benedict tJfiD AidIcnH: Po|M Plat X II. IPaitri Pie. TharMO NiiMann.4 London.—The story of how a In this wmy, th, , I Sind for “ PlIarlRiatf of Love" (Cojitinued From Page One) and desirous of renewing itself in the Sistine chapel on the very Nazi Panzer officer nearly single- I 3830 Shilflild. Chicago 13, III.-)- according to divine law.” day and at the hour when the Most ‘I succeeded in aavini? ders of Fatima and the center, the handedly saved Montecassino ab­ 0 0 0 volumes, including head of Catholic truth and teach­ Oeservatore Romano then nar­ Holy Virgin came for the first bey’s famous treasures, including Paulus Diaconua RELIGIOUS CHRISTMAS CARDS ing authority? It was all three to­ rated the circumstances of the time to Fatima as bearer of her the bones of St. Benedict, is told Paulus Diaconua collection h r I gether ! 1917 miracle of the sun as de­ messages? It was on May 13, 1917, by him in the Timet, London Bihlxa Hebratea (Uth SI ■ 2 1 for $ 1 picted in the photographs. The pic­ which stays in all our hearts. How “It was at 4 in the afternoon tures show the sun almost setting much more does it stay in the daily paper. Lt. Col. Julius Schle- ...... *>>, Great, -“''/'"Si I < 1 ST. AUGUSTINE'S SEMINARY on Oct. 30 and 31, and on Nov. behind the horizon, with the whole heart of the Pope? And I thank gel wrote how he bypassed his ° 71 BAY ST. LOUIS. MISSISSIPPI commanding officer to see that the the handwriting of Sf tl '* 1 1 of last year, 1950, and on the area resembling the time of deep God for having been present and treasures were removed to the Aquinas.” ' Educatini Colored Youth octave of Nov. 1, the day of the dusk, although it was the noon to be able today to recall this be­ Vatican. ‘ c For Prioothood & Brotherhood definition of Mary’s Assumption hour. Osservatore comments that ginning of the great mysteries He adds: “My work was cat,.. 1 ^ a into heaven. From the Vatican “the phenomenon (of Oct. 13, which would be fulfilled in the '*I could not reveal any mili­ mated with the safe transf(!?*'l th gardens the Holy Father turned 1917) was ever so much more sacred person of Pius XII.’* tary secrets and tell the Abbot of the bone, of St. BineS] his gaze toward the sun and there portentous inasmuch as the entire Other persons, whose prudence that in a short while the front line These were reverently •< ii before his eyes the wonder of this mass of spectators expected an­ and authority could not possibly would run right through his abbey. ■ leather suit ca^e and J1 3 b th valley and this day was renewed, other miracle analogous to others be questioned, have al^ carefully 'Tb have done so would have meant the Abbot before being th “The sun's disc was surrounded already verified in famed Marian spoken about apparently super­ court-martial—all the more so truck." « 11 J tl P< by haloes. Who could gaze upon sanctuaries.” natural events and aspects of the as 1 had said ^thing to my com­ The offieer waa given a J a te The Only Catalog it? But he could! On all four days present Pontificate. They, too, manding general.” ment of thank, written in'SI si of Its Kind! he was able to gaze upon the ac­ What Happened A German monk, D,om Emanuel *?<< leaning the Seal of th, aSI • ci > 28 virittlit of flowiM 10 llfi- have particularly referred to the liki yio'd think thiy won tivity of the sun. Under the hand At Fatima in 1917 consecration of the present Holy Munding, and the prior, Gaetano of Montecassino. [NCWC ci froih'iit fna thi gardin’ Exgiisltily hand aadi of Mary, the sun, agitated and en­ Father, which occurred in such an Fornari, backed up his arguments. and W’irel lU4n| V: In U.S.A. Tirrilie «nlii>: Beaatifylag million, tirely convulsed, was transformed An article in supplement II of The Archabbot (a Bishop) was at B of Amirlian himit ilnci 1910. Sind po.t lard the Catholic Encyclopedia, written unusual way amidst the searching new for f m catalog. into a picture of life, into a spec­ efforts of Benedict XV to restore last persuaded. Colonel Schlegel FIRST AMERICAN FLOWERS tacle of heavenly movements, into; by the Rev. Cyril Martindale, peace among the powers engagea organized a carpenters' shop in the Dept. C-9 Hoi sS Saw York 29. N. Y. a transmission of mute but elo­ British Jesuit, summarizes the abbey, where a few German sol­ RELIEVES PAIN OF quent messages to the Vicar of events that took place at Fatima • i World war I. [NCWC Wire] diers and some Italian refugees re a CROSS . MAONIPIKB Oct. 13, 1917, following the final made hqndreds of boxes and HEADACHE • NEURALGU cl LORI apparition of the Blessed Virgin T Pwfoct Chrittmai Gilt “Is this not Fatima transported City of Seattle Is Named cases. te a' L ook tlinmeh masriflel loclion to the Vatican? Is this not the as follows: Priceless works of art, incliAi- NEURITIS th 8 J anil nclihtlly r«a>l tlie coio- 'On 13 October, approximately t'letr I a ih I' i Prayer. Beautiful Vatican transformed into Fat­ For 1st Catholic, Indian ing those of Leonardo Da Vinci, th a Xuarkinc Belisious C r'iu and ima?” 70,000 people were collected; it Raphael, Titian, Tintoretto, Ghir­ .’ia*p I'l am. not with Brilliant was pouring rain. The Lady ap­ Seattle, Wash.—Seattle’s Cath­ ca o- itonei. M adr m France, klooey Oeservatore added this com­ landaio, Pieter Breughel, and tl back guarani peared, said she was the Lady of olic population has grown from ST.00 ment: “From this, all souls cannot the Rosary, that a chapel must be one to more ,4:han 70,000 in the vases from Pompeii and armor of $249 do other than draw comfort and built there in her honor, that she first 100 years of the Northwest Charles V were sent to the Vati­ ‘O J ai*eai-s3.«« sustenance for the salutary under­ can in German trucks. 7li«‘ MOy 5 C O D.'« plu* polUge wished the Rosary to be said daily; metropolis. This is recorded in a mi Ideal C hrlsim ai Gift takings of life and of the^ Chris­ ihousiinds of B A S KXCHANQE. Dp. BV tian apostolate, and for implor­ the war was about to end; men 5,000-word history of Catholic life 5!! i ar Tramant St., Boatan S, Maaa. ing with ever more burning fervor must repent, her Son was much in the Seattle area included among A MEMORIAL SERVICE for its deceased members $50,000 Princeton phyMCKin-. those graces of mercy which the offended. She disappeared. The documents placed in a “time cap­ was held by the*Catholic War Chaplains* association of and d<-ntt^ts rain stopped abruptly; the sun was sule monument” dedicated as a the Philadelphia archdiocese before the grave in Philadelphia of Com­ r c r o im m n d ch NEWe/IApMA/r,,. 5, Mother of God has promised to the seen ‘through a rift in the clouds’ feature of the opening of the city’s modore John Barry, “Father of the American Navy” and a CathoHc. Christian Art Index St *0 , q,i world—a world which is penitent wc like a silvery disc; it emitted centennial year. The monument Shown at the service are, left to right, Auxilia^ Bishop J. Carroll Gift to Pope Pius XII ha M l * ------, Sparkle— Color To prismatic rays and appeared (or is at Alki Point, where the first McCormick of Philadelphia and the Rev. Garrett F. Murphy, president Anocinitl reHevtt h*adacN«, ngergl. Voir Chrhtmat Tm , Chirth, Young Women Fight Low the rays did) to rotate, to pause, settlers landed. of the association and a marine chaplain in World war^I. The service Princeton, N. J. — A complete aie, newrilii oein fait bscawteAj^ School or Store. P rin ceto n It like q doeter'e praKrlplIon—ae and to do so a second and a third When the first Mass was offered was concluded in Old St. Mary’s church, which adjoins the cemetery. copy of the monumental ii, Anocm centaini not iwtt «nc, be B iaitifil 3-lncli glattlc itan time; then it seemed to approach Index of Ckrietian Art, consistin; (brilliant nd. white and bin Latin Practice of Faith in December, 1862, in the cook­ a cembifKitlon of modieolly prorge Mlort) nothlni like thin any* the earth, radiating a reddish light house of Yesler's mill by Bishop of nearly 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 photographs and I active Infredlenis in eoiy-to-tibe whin. Latt a Ilfitlni. Un- Montevideo, Uruguay. — About and a great heat. The crowd was Modeste Demers, the Indian chief, 500,000 catalo|!;ue caras, will be I teblel fonn. Thowiondt KeU bg«i f braakabli. Uia Indoort or oit> 75 per cent of all marriages in introduced te Anocin thrpush tbiir IS I seized with panic; then with Seattle, for whom the city is New Officers Elected, presented to Pius XII by Cardinal own dentitt or phyileiani. It yei doon. Biastify yior windiwi some Latin American countries Spellman, New York. I hove never used Anocin, try iNm ^ and doorway.. For 25 itart. tumultuous devotion.” named, was the only Catholic pres­ tell ft git Sl.OO in an invilopi are illegitimate, and only 40 per Father Martindale offers this ent. Today there are 26 parishes Scholars doing research work in tableti yeurgotf for Incredibly {m, and mall today, or $2.00 for cent of Catholic Latin Americans lenp-leitlna relief frem pain. Oe*T poi J 6 0 wsntfirfil i(«n. Money sromgtiy rifindid If comment of the events of Oct. 13, in the city. Archbishop Thomas A. Rome will be able to use the Index wail. Buy Anocin today. ag( t dliiatl.riid. Eviry ilngli tale madi la.t year practice their faith. On the basis of 1917: “That a phenomenon oc­ (Connolly heads the see, w'hich was Bishops Annual Meeting after its installation at the Pon­ M IS B II a latliflid lur. Order today. Wo pay these statistics and the generally curred on Oct. 13 is certain. Pho­ elevated to an archdiocese in May. tifical Institute for Christian s fottata. bad religious conditions they nee 2 tographs show the cfowd just be­ Chief Seattle was among those Washington.—Archbishop Rich­ ment of Catholic Action Study; Archeology. It was fbpied with MAIN STREET SALES typify, 1 , 2 0 0 young women from we „ fore, and just after staring up. who welcomed Bishop Demers ard J. Cushing of Boston and Archbishop M'itty, Episcopal chair­ the co-operation of Princeton uni­ Tha Alexion Brofhan cen 48 2 1 No. Wileott St.. Dipt. V. Chicago 40, III. 11 countries, at the first Inter­ Witnesses are numerous, varied, when he arrived for the first Mass. Bishop Thomas K. Gorman of man of tne Youth Department: versity’s department of art and national Congress of Young m4tr tra ^ Women’s Organizations fn Latin educated, and often not believers He had been baptized by the Reno were elected to *nembership Archbishop Cushing, Episcopal archeology, which has spent 34 MODKBNIt Mm »I4«(lAMABiTANI. rpItglM* p»nlaftii llluttnM e MWg,m ren ... the phenomenon was seen miles Bishop some years previously. on the new Administrative Board chairman of the Department of years con^iling this listing of set ipea r*g«n( U mp j-Hmg *u . anj V Become A Salvatorian America, promised to intensify the away, created panic, but was not Bishop Demers was know’n as “the of the National Catholic Welfare Lay Organizations; Bishop Brady, Christian art dated before 1400 t* bt* Ufi la the Mmr« e (M u t be ^ apostolate, strengthen the' Chris- connected with Fatima. The phe­ Apostle of British Columbia.” He Conference, at the annual general Episcopal chairman of the Depart­ A.D. The cost of the original index Baltciaia laieUal PrvUwr the I Brother tian family, and work for priestly nomenon occurred at the promised headed the Vancouver Island dio­ meeting of the Archbishops and ment of Education; Bishop Gor­ was $600,000. ALtXIAl INTSen MITIUIT and religious vocations. 114 iiM SM. SlfMt eMPtiii. Tm. say f Ds ysi «i.h tl tini thi OIvIm Sailtr by moment; no one was expecting a cese until his death in 1871. Bishops of the U. S. here. They fill man, Episcopal chairman of the A friend of the Cardinal made and 4. BMlifatlng yiir taliati ti H in t A i a SalTS* Stemming principally from Latin portent in the sky. Yet it must An address by Gen. Douglas the vacancies caused by the ex­ Press Department; and Bishop a gift of $50,000 to provide the goo tsrias Bnthir y ii tan 4$ this si a Carpinttr, America’s shortage of priests, nave been subjective, since no t Esglnssr. CarkiMr, Tailor, Boakkitgar, or la MacArthur and a pageant re­ pired terms of Archbishop Robert Walsh, Episcopal chairman of the duplicata eopv. The friend also our . any athir aaatpatlin. By prayw an4 work yaa further religious ignorance and observatory recorded any dis­ enacting the landing of the Seattle E. Lucey of San Antonio and Legal Department, set up ra enoowment of approxi­ I baaoma aa auailato with priaitt la tha apet- moral laxity are shown in statis­ turbances.” [Photos of the Fatyna pioneers were other features of Bishop Michael J. Ready of Colum­ The Adminiatrative Board in­ mately $3,000 a year to keep it DtVINI WORD sior t talata at taving laili. tics from a Buenos Aires parish, sun, however, exist.] the centennial ceremony. bus, who had served five consecu­ vited other membera of the Hier­ current with the addition of all MISSIONARY BROTHEU Lajp „ Wa ara latoraitig la all yaing aiia wba where only 60 per cent of bap­ It is recalled in Rome that Cardi­ new’ material inserted in the In d ex faal thay ban a matloa. tive one-year terms and were archy to serve as assistant Bishopa CLAU StW M ISIII a li tized Catholics receive their First nal Tedeschini in his address re­ ineligible for re-election. to the board as follows: at Princeton as a result of con­ F ll FCBIUAIT thoi j W rita to : Communion; 13 per cent attend ferred to several unusual facts re­ Fear Spanish Speaking Among those who served on last Bishop Lawrence J. Shehan, tinuing investigation and atudy. in j I Sunday Mass; and five per cent lating to the life and to the Pon­ Prof. William L. M. Burke of rip n tn4t ta Cbrltt’i Hmeil li i Vary RaTcrend Fathar ProTincial year’s Administrative Board and Auxiliary of Baltimore, assistant Princeton supervised preparation nxpratar. aacaMk. nginrrr, pUMr, sch( t Sociaty of tha DIrina Savior perform their Easter duty. tificate of Pius XII, the principal Will Suffer if Child were re-elected are Archbishop to the chairman of the Administra­ pliMfear. tlarWrtui. uil v, tmikiea. 1 Protestantism, Communism, and of tha Vatican copy. far«Mr. Ita n l haaSrau ud ta mm Ha^ 8 t. Naxlana, Wiaconatn among them being his consecra­ Francis P. Keough of Baltimore, tive Board, for the NCWC Bureau aUwr aapipatlaei pag n » 4wPW te a 42,C t secularism in Latin America, tion as Archbishop by Pope Bene­ Labor Law Weakens Archbishop Joseph E. Ritter of of Information; Bishop Vincent S. The Rev. John H. Harrington, ftMpli ta tba Mbki taraUan d i Mi- We < though distinct forces, were de­ dict XV himself in the Sistine St. Louis, Archbishop Patrick A. Waters of Raleigh, assistant secre­ librarian of St. Joseph's seminary, eaaarp PrMbar at bam iteMA dra X scribed to have a common aim; chapel on the very day when the Washington. — Concern over O’Boyle of Washington, Arch­ tary; Bishop Richard O. Gerow of Dunwoodie, N. Y., has been WrlR far free Nfarattlai: Leg 1 The destruction of the Catholic first apparition of the Blessed Vir­ proposed federal legislation to per­ bishop John J. Mitty of San Fran­ Natchez, assistant for the Youth granted a year’s leave of absence ■«*. ratlwr HnlM lute den t Church. The propaganda of these gin occurred (May 13, 1917). mit children to work during school cisco, Archbishop Karl J. Alter of Department; Bishop Bryan J. Mc- to supervise installation of the St. atatMet'* Mlwtaa Nm m in t t forces, the delegates determined, “Who can forget,” said Cardi­ hours was voiced by the executive Cincinnati, Bishop John F. Noll of Entegart of Ogdensburg, N.Y., as­ Index at the Pontifical Institute taMMI. S. Y. app leads to a breakup of religious nal Tedeschini at Fatima, “that secretary of the Bishops’ Commit­ Fort Wayne, Bishop Matthew F. sistant for the Legal Department; for Christian Archeology. He has as } Invest Your Money unity, apostasy, the abandonment Mary of Fatima, while she tee for the Spanish Speaking in Brady of Manchester, and Bishop Bishop Russell J. Mevinney of gone to Rome. ‘the ■« of the sacraments, religious indif­ promptly answered the prayer of his annual report. Emmet M. Walsh, Coadjutor of Providence, assistant for the De­ met I ference, and materialism. Benedict XV, also wished to bind The Rev. Theodore J. Radtke, YounMtown. partment of Education: Bishop the tht^ufh our Pope Pius XII penned a message to herself the person and the fu­ executive secretary who is return­ Albert R. Zurowesto of Belleville, sup 1 to the delegates in which he urged ture of Eugene Pacelli, causing ing to his diocese (Tucson) next Following the general meeting, N A TIV ITY OIIiriHtmaa W REATHS attended by two Cardinals and 130 assistant for the Press Depart­ A Nts eSMET li rsea OMHinas SiiirW—ei ANNUITY PLAN them to study the best methods the young prelate to be conse­ June after more than three years Archbishops and Bishops and held ment; Bishop William A. Scully, |IRs.TlNbg«wg4IIETmTYSCEMIliMbMS the 3 for the Catholic apostolate and crated to the fullness of the priest­ with the committee, said thousands Coadjutor of Albany, assistant for and . then carry them out. hood by the hands of Benedict XV of Spanish-speaking children w^re at the Catholic University of the Department of Catholic Action a NEW m4 SsartW CWistaas Vruti our • and receive denied an education in the past America, the newly elected mem­ Study, and Bishop Allen J. Bab­ NATIVfn Qibrtatmu WRIATHS wa’ because they worked in agriculture bers of the Administrative Board cock, Auxiliary of Detroit, asust- ■rg tbras RMSSMiL an 4 iMbn. mtt» 4 tier met at the NCWC headquarters el plmtn ts Isat m m aeWMsat. Tnl roR INTEREST FOR LIFE along with their parents. He and organized as follows; ant for the Department of Lay wiM lurmrr avUMs vrsatis w rea Bishop Vincent Ryan Given stressed the importance of keeping Organizations. CbrHtnas Tm, D eMaes. m teen , a pB anc intact present laws prohibiting Archbishop Keough, chairman; In the NCWC Department of saaSlftt. NArrvirr ivMAnrs etew tim Archbishop Alter, vice chairman aiAvnrwur w tm naae. *1■ ger for details writo to suclf labor, passed in ^950. and treasurer; Bishop Noll, secre­ Social Action, assistants were eiscR nomri Mar asvr m abs Wonderful Funeral Tribute Father Radtke reported that tary; Archbishop O’Boyle, Episco­ named as follows: Bishop John F. MTmn CMtlSTEU WICATIIS last July the regional office staff O’Hara, C.S.C., Buffalo, as.sistant w f m 30 for*! Th. Bismarck, N. Dak.—All business school. Instead, he recorded his helped establish the first co-opera­ pal chairman of the Social Action for the Department of Social aaM R N. 1 rep REV. FATHER RALPH Department; Archbishop Ritter, ROBERT J. SALERNO in this western North Dakota com­ message, which was broadcast in tive housing project in the country Action; Bishop Charles H. Le- »M lOti settl mrneei Mili 1 . 1 *'** rit( S. V. D. CATH. UNIVERSITIES munity shut down in a remarkable Minot after his death. for Spanish-speaking people, under Episcopal chairman of the Depart- Blond of St. Joseph, Mo., assistant boa civic tribute to Bishop Vincent J. The Bishop was a Fargo diocese new federal legislation. Construc­ for charities; Bishop William A. sig 316 N. MICHIGAN Ryan at his funeral Nov. 15 in priest for 27 years before his ele­ tion is beginning on 60 new homes Roll Call of 17 Nations O’Connor of Springfield in Illinois, dif CHICAGO I-. ILL. Holy Spirit Cathedral. Despite the vation to the Bismarck see. In the assistant for hospitals; Bishop thu conflict with the annual meeting Bismarck diocese are his following for low income families in Corpus William T. Mulloy of Covington, cen of the Hierarchy in Washington, achievements: The beautiful Ca­ Christi, Tex. Down payments can­ Where Church Suffers adviser for rural life; and Bishop FAT GIRLS DIET ( six members of the Hierarchy were thedral of the Holy Spirit, a new not exceed five per cent of the Washington.—The Bishops of Peter W. Bartholome, Coadjutor end ether precHcel proved weyt te feke eff Ch =■ JO-iff,. present for the funeral as were wing for St. Alexius* hospital, an home’s total 4:o8t under the co-op the U.S. in their annual meeting of St. Cloud, adviser for family tot, sent te you hy moM ef speclel pfices. me two Benedictine Abbots. The cor­ old people’s home, a mother-house plan, and monthly payments can­ proclaimed “before the world their life. tio- tege to St. Mary’s cemetery was the not exceed rents paid by the boundless admiration for those he­ Monsignor Howard J. Carroll XDUCErS FDENCH DkESSIN*. A 4.- jU( for the Benedictine Sisters, a new families for their previous resi­ roes of our common faith, the ...i licfout FRENCH DRESSING for your poledp largest ever seen here. St. Mary’s high school, and a new dences. Two new projects are was reappointed NCWC general ortd lottuca. thot hog no eolorla contontl the Archbishop John Gregory Mur­ Bishop’s residence, all in the see Bishops, priests, religious, and secretary and Monsignor Paul F. Eogy te mok* . . . e«lieh(ful te •otl__ ing MimaliM Ui4«l. Go'fMui U planned in Austin and Round faithful behind the Iron Curtains sar Ml tv*r(*>tUp t7tfnpv»r* ray of St. Paul offered the Pontif­ city. Rock, Tex. These co-operatives are of Europe and Asia, who are giv­ Tanner, aasistant general secre- pWfLit. YmY t» we H Aba ical Requiem Mass and the sermon He also obtained new hospitals supervised by Federal Housing ing their lives and their blood for ta^. of food! liit4N$ tn this vaiuobit ch^. or^ it/ Sacrig H«*H. lady FafiMi, IrUtt •( Frafui was given by Auxiliary Bishop for Richardton, Garrison, Bowman, Administration officials. 'The general meeting of the got ot glim og you wont . . . ond »TAY 1 0*iMdah. aan-limiih gM»4fy|y gtauiai fiH ttarCftfbaud. |}-*r lack Leo F. Dworschak of Fargo, who Crosby, and a new hospital wing in Christ and for the ideals of human Bishops at the Catholic university hid ckaia S1.M On haavy gald piatad paid high tribute to the charity, Dickinson; 13 other schools, 23 rec­ freedom. In the long history of elected new members to various TMRIE-DAY "MIRACLE" DIET. An IN­ tol' ba«|»aM.M tories, 25 churches, two old peo­ '/2 of Churches Closed persecution waged by the absolu­ committees as follows: Bishop .3 . FALLIBLE di«t that mturgg th* leg# ef at Ch courage, determination, and un­ tists against the followers of Icott o pound Q doy! Rl«nty te *ot . . . AHIlHl TtmiIiiiiI Shrlil. Lonalaat <3- failing energy of Bishop Ryan. ple’s homes in Dickinson, and an­ Linz, Austria.—Half the John F. Dearden of Pittsburgh, to It's the COMBINATIONS of food*. Con b* fyi other Benedictine mother-house in churches in Prague and in other Chfist, no chapter is more glor­ the American Board of Catholic 3 of aaarWa*aa pUta piaatiaa ita*M aHaaa( Lady Hiat Fatima a<’a>yaaa la tkk«il ' Present were Bishops Edward Minot. Bohemian cities are closed for lack ious than the one they are now Missions; Bishop John P. Treacy r*p*ot#d doyg EVERY MONTH ____ 7 •daika. Aba aulaWa: MIrataiavi St|<»a. A. Fitzgerald of Winona, Peter writing.” The Bishops call the roll FAST DI-MYDRATION DICT. A werld- W. Bartholome, Coadjutor of St. In his 11 years as Bishop he or­ of priests. Many of the churches of La Crosse, Wis., to the Com­ 4 . fomeug de-hydrotion di*t to rid YOUf of *1 Aigya. S2.N dained 29 priests for the diocese still open are administered by of 17 nations in which persecution mittee for the Propagation of the body of excess liquid stored in th* “T Cloud; William T. McCarty, of the Church now rages: Russia, t i s s u * s ...... “T Cbild'i lauarlaai SMvar Ftata Raiary C.SS.R., of Rapid City; Thomas A. and saw it grow from 40,000 to “patriotic” priests and avoided by the Ukraine, Yugoslavia, Hungary, Faith; Bishop Charles H, Helm­ It bhia glatt baadi. gaauhU Welch of Duluth, and William T. 56,000 Catholics. the faithful. sing, Auxiliary of St. Louis, to "SECRETS" TO SREED REDUCING. An In- sei ' pkii><4:iiad baa a( til-ary matal aith Hauad Romania, Bulgaria, Albania, East­ the Bishop’s Committee on Motion .5 . invgluabl* aid te iucc*tgful reducing. th( ' ...... iMadaalid. SI.3I Mulloy of Covington; and Abbots ern Austria, Czecho-SIovakia, Pictures; and Bishop Laurence J. Importont, "litti* things," discovered in wo Cathalia Frgyir tcrall. 10" acral orik Cuthbert Goeb, O.S.B., of Richard- Poland, Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, FitzSimon of Amarillo, Tex,, to 18 years experience with overweight inf dallybirfiati. and Frlnlad imaartant aa prayartb>bia papar. al tka kanBaautiiul e( a ton, N. Dak., and Baldwin Dwor­ Eastern Germany, Mongolia, the Committee for the Montezuma conditions. raaary aad M.calar art raproduc'iaa af tka schak of Collegevill^, Minn. China, and Northern Korea. They Seminary. ENCLOSE COIN, MONEY ORDER OR CHECK. All five moHed to vou for J1 g j th< bawd.Haiaad MaalVirgin glH In tartranicarant nan, waman. pUllic. cWld. Gi(* $1.15 Bishop Ryan, 67, though only hall as “deathless symbols of all The Cardinals. Archbishops, and poid, in ploin wrapper. Money-bock guarantee. GIVEN: Weigbf or\d neig fu: Ordta Tad#/ land aa aiawy C 0 0. briefly ill, died shortly after-telling who suffer persecution for the Bishops attending the meeting RUTH PFAHLER, 1101 w ' M lln . D«pt. 1T-E, mi AlSaad aadart aback tWppad at rnanay Icifradialaly wdar aad mwupaa paitaga.ratalpt. a hospital attendant that he sake of Christ,” Cardinal Mind- were tendered a reception by Manay back » aat aal.t/iad______thought he was going to die. He DEAR MISS PFAHLER: szenty, Archbishop Stepinac, Arch­ Archbishop A m 1 e t o Giovanni I *m enelotlne Z8 cent* (In coin! (or **eh Item If 1 bh had been scheduled to go to Minot, bishop Be^an, Bishop Cule, and Cico^ani, Apostolic Delegate to ALL FIVE booklets, pleas* send them all to me (or ONE DOLL be: N. Dak., the following day to help Archbishop Groesz. The Bishops the United States. At the Apos­ —Pleas* Print— —Us* Pencil— he launch a $300,000 drive for a new express themselves as “filled with tolic Delegation, they met Gr^ory Gc sorrow at the indifference of the Peter XV Cardinal Agagianian, W ORDER NOWI-CHRISTMAS DEIIVERY GUARANTEED' so-oalled Christian governments to Patriarch of Cilicia of the Armen­ this frightful persecution.” ians. [NCWC Wire] to th Bishops Laud U. S. Movie of Makers for Use of Code to kr Washington. — Hollywood pro­ were classified 1-A, morally un­ to ducers got a pat on the back in objectionable for general patron­ de the report of the Bishops’ Com­ age; 1 6 2 , or 44 per cent, as suit­ fr mittee on Motion Pictures given able for adults; and 6 6 , or 18 D*tign«d end palnl*4 at the annual meeting of the per cent, as morally objectionable by Florien o< Vienne Hierarchy by Bishop Raymond A. in part. Only one was completely Kearney, Auxiliary of Brooklyn. condemned. Of 77 foreign films, th eltetrie cord, loekct In the past year a far higher 19, or 25 per cent, were objec­ A i12-pc. N ativity Scene $ 2 ^ 5 and balb Ineladad percentage of foreign films was tionable in part, and 13, or 17 Pj classifiea as morally objectionable per cent, were condemned. PJ Under roar tree, on the mantel, flow- tail . . . coitumea and wondering by the Legion of Decency than of Observing that several pictures bi ina ao/tlr in rour window . . . thlt facea painted in nataral color br the Hollywood productions. *‘Licht ef Ike Werld'* natSYitr set ig artift. Pierian. with religious themes are planned; Pi a reverent oart «f the ChriatMaa Stardr flbreboard fimrea and 1>" The democratic self-regulatory the Bishops* committee expressed . D scene. stable aaaemble eaaMr, (old flat (or svstem instituted and supported by the hope that all stories desling • be Cach Niece Ip fall o( faacinatlnf de­ aterape. the American movie industry with Biblical and religious mater­ ; to through the Production Code Ad­ ial be treated with the dignity SPICIAL CHRISTMAS OprER ORDER NOW I Chriatrana DaliTary Guarantead ministration has been a strong and pFood taste that such subjects 3 tt bulwark against much that is im­ 19-PIECE NATIVITY SET Reliflooa Edacallon Gaild. Dept. H require. ? re r . O. Box 1099. Bocheatar i . N. Y. ONE OF THE MOST ENJOYABLE jobs of the Rev. moral and indecent in motion pic­ Bishop Michael J. Ready of Oloriou.ly painted by .killed craft.itiao, exqui.itejy «• ‘ oi Bernard A. Cullen, director of the Marquette League, tures, Bishop Kearney, chairman Columbus succeeded Bishop Kear­ like plaster, gleaming with silver and gold, this J®''are ih® ! 4 d. **Lifkt of the Werld" NatlvUr Beta of the committee, said. ney as chairman of the committee tl Catholic mission aid society, is sending Christmas toys to the Indian The announced intention of for­ and Auxiliary Bishop Charles H. deepens family devotion — brings new joy to children- ghephef^ j 9 $2.95 each. I •neloae S._— □ check Q caah □ m-o. children on reservatione in the Southwest deserts and in drought eign film producers to avoid using Helmsing of St. Louis was elected Divine Child. Our 'Blessed Mother. St. Joseph. 1 *jqv cril>‘ No atampa or C.O.D.'a. areas of the Northwest, where descendants of the first Americans try facilities and guidance of the Pro­ to the committee. Other members 3 Magi, 3 Sheep, Donkey, Camel, straw-strewn 10 * c.OJl* to eke out a living. Te aid Catholic missioners among the Indians, duction Code Administration in are Bishops .uxjrMiiBryan u.J. mCC4llie-McEnte-.v.v Only $7.95 prepaid. Avoid high postal CO.D. charges, the Marquette league was founded in 1904. Since then it has built distributing their films in the U.S. gart of Ogdensburg, William A. orders will be filled. some 2 0 0 chapels and contributed to school-building funds and to the waa condemned in the report. 0 Connor of Sprii^eld in Illi­ support of mission personnel. Gifts, old or new, for the Indian children Of 366 leatuye length Ameri­ nois, and Josephwvswpxi T.J.. McGueken,aim LUOVXUCKOn, ORDER NOW TO ASSURE DELIVERY BY ^ ™»y b^ sent to Marquette league, 289 Fourth avenue. New Yorkcan movies reviewed in the past Auxiliary of Los Angeles. [NCWC f a'a ■ ■ » ■ a aTra w a m r m - r u m r a 'a a a a a ■ ■ N 11 months, 136» or 37 per cent, Wire] CATHEDRAL PRODULTv Dlh » O bux 267. Union City- 1»51 NoY«mb«r25, 1951 T H E REGISTER PAGE FIVE

Finnish Envoy to Vatican 'ved /ire and Radio Flashes Bishops Warn Everybody Must LiveHusbondand Wife Reunited Presents Papers to Pope Vatican City. — Finland’s n«w envoy to the Holy See, Ake Henrils rom Over Catholic World Gartz, has presented his creden* rfici By God's Single Standard of Morals tials to the Holy Father at an mel nji I Released Time Is Out Methodist Dissents Washington.—The following is and harmony to man’s intellectual kept constantly in mind. When audience in Castelgandolfo. Dur« Wf I Xilford, Del.—A request by the Asheville, N. C.—A Methodist the full text of the statement is­ and moral life. man has learned to direct his ing recent years Finland was rep« ■he I E„d MinisterUI association for clergyman dissented from “the sued by the Cardinals, Arch­ What are these truths which thoughts, his speech, and his ac­ resented at the Vatican by a ditbl Klsased-timo religious education violent attack by Protestant lead­ bishops, and Bishops of the United right reason can discover? First tions in this way. It is a sign that charge d’affaires. At the Papal ury; tjl ers” upon the appointment of a States at the close of their an­ in importance is the existence of he has mastered the great maxim audience Pius XII hailed the com-t centun. I tcrsm was rejected by the Dela- nual meeting here: a personal God, all-knowing and of the moral order—“not my will plete accord between the peaceful and tk* I ■. State Board of Education, U. S. Ambassador to the Vatican. aspirations of Finland and those of not^ i,| a' ministers were informed, The Rev. L. Alexander Harper, God’s Law: The Measure all-powerful, the eternal Source but Thine be done.” It is an in­ the Holy See as one of the main ’I'h0Q||| tush Dr. George R. Miller, Jr., Weaterville, N. C., said that “a from whom all things derive their dication that he realizes he must reasons for the development of Lrintendent of Public Inetruc- Protestant can support the prin­ Of Man’s Conduct being. Next comes the spiritual at all times be about his Father’s such cordial relations between E that permission to continue ciple of the President’s decision An alarming parallel exists be­ and immortal nature of man’s soul, business. The point of reference them. He stressed particularly the ^sfer«ny* consul 1I lilicy of some years’ standing without being either un-Ameri­ tween the situation facing us to­ its freedom, its responsibility, and in his life is no longer his own apprehensions with which small lid not be renewed. Miller said can, a gullible tool of the Vatican, day and that which faced the the duty of rendering to God rev­ selfish will, for such a man sees nations, like Finland, follow the Benedict. I Jrulinjr will be state-wide in its or fertile soil /or conversion by Roman empire 1,500 years ago. erence, obedience, and all that is clearly that God holds the central conflict between the big powers. placed i| I (lication. Bishop Sheen.” The problems of the empire embraced under the name of re­ place in his life. He also sees that 'lesied b I closely resemble those which ligion. he enjoys a unique status in that put OQI ■ Parley to Head Drive Theater Now Church sdrely test us now—barbarism on From man’s position as God’s God has committed to him a work i|«w York.—James A Farley has Cleveland.—A former clubhouse, the outside, refined materialism rational, free, and responsible which no one else can do. His only f parcel £t«d the city chairmanship of which had a bar and dance hall and moral decay within. Con­ creature, destined for eternal life, reason for existence is to per­ MADE T« lELL m Utnl attached and had previously been form that work faithfully and dil­ FOR ;he Abbe, I rcommittee charged with raia- used as a theater, became the par­ fronted by those problems, wbat spring the unique dignity of the 111.0 0 0 . 0 0 0 to build a new school were men of that time concerned human individual and his essen­ igently. This is the thought which 17". C Radiel ish church of Our Lady of Fatima. tial equality with his fellow men. Cardinal Newman so beautifully community center at St. A new brick front, centered with a with? St. Augustine, who lived in expressed: • iD tir* Lord! ErleA’ parish, Harlem. The proj- that period, gives us the answer Out of the inherent demands of rnjer ran b* clearly 1 which has the support of huge stone cross before which is in a memorable passage: human nature arises the family “God has created me to do Him retd vltb tb< uaked an heroic size statue of Our Lady some definite service. He has com­ ty« io ih« laagnlfnnc Eio and White leader.s of all of Fatima, stands out in a closely “They do not trouble about the as the fundamental unit of human center pirel. Crm 1i lbs was initiated by Monsignor moral degradation of the empire. society, based on a permanent and mitted some work to me which He Ht with (trilhant imparted built area of the city. The statue has not committed to another. I rhineetanes. Csnpleta with 1., eiiit« ,T. Drew. Mr. Farley isand illuminated at night. It is a All that they ask is that it should exclusive union of man and IS" chain. A spleadU fcor inipellitteri were among the memorial to the Rev. Francis Mc­ be prosperous and secure. ‘What woman in marriage. From the es­ have my mission. . . I have a part Ecipal speakers in a ceremony sential character of marriage comes in a great work; I am a link in the 59i ltd Nint Manus, navy chaplain who wa.s one concerns us,’ they say, ‘is that chain, a bond of connection be­ FREE Fen intiided f*r ■he steps of the old condemned of the first Clevelanders to die in everyone should be able to in­ not only the right of parents to tween persons. He ha.s not created prenttntu. Order today. Eo1 iniilding. the Pacific theater in World war II. crease his wealth so that he can beget children, but also their pri­ MiM IMfORTiNfi Cl. afford a lavish expenditure and mary right and duty to rear and me for naught. I shall do good. 1 3318-V OevtR Avi. lAnti-Reds Growing: It is the gift of his parents. can keep the weak in subjection. educate them properly. shall do His work” (Meditations Chteaia 43. IX. lome-'-The increasing strength Play to Go on 16mm Film Let the laws protect the rights of Since neither the individual nor and Devotions, pp. 400-01) MRS. NERINA DE BONA from Trieste was reunited ASX FOR OUR FREE CHRISTMAS CATAL06. lanti-Communist labor unions Brooklyn. — “The Message of property and let them leave man’s the family is completely independ­ Moral Integrity with her husband, Rene, when the U. S. navy transport \ reveaied when the Confedera- General Haan docked in the New York harbor. Mr. De Bona had come the Century” is the current sue- morals alone. . . Let there be ent and self-sustained, there Doing God’s work means doing to the U. S. originally under the DP act in 1949. He returned to I of Italian Labor Unions, hold- cess of the Mary Productions sumptuous banquets where any­ arises the necessity of organized God’s will. This requires the serv­ Trieste after working in New York for one year to earn his passage. J its fi:>t congress in Naples, Players at the Nativity theater. body can play and drink and gorge civil society, and, in turn, the ices of the whole man at every After his marriage to Nerina in Trieste, he worked his way back to lucd it bad 1,800,000 members. The play has received numerous himself and be dissipated by day mutual responsibilities of the in­ moment of every day he exists. ■ Communist-dominated General bookings, and plans are under way or night as much as he pleases or dividual family on the one side and the U. S. on board a freighter and again worked to earn sufficient Unwanted, superflu­ Vin Confederation of Labor by the Society of St. Paul to make is able. Let the noise of dancing There is all too frequent today money to bring his wife to America. Passage for the pair was ar­ ous hoir removed im­ of the civil government on the the spectacle of men who divide ranged through the NCWC W,ar Relief Services. The couple will mediately from Face, fr:. 5,000,000. a 16mm film of the production be everywhere and let the theaters other. Arms. Legs, with for churches and schools. Other resound with lewd merriment . . . their lives to suit their own con­ live in New York city. The husband has ambitions to be a popular HAR-OUT REMOVER, Diplomats at Mass plans call for the presentation of Man’s social life becomes in­ venience. Only when it serves their singer and his wife wants to become a model. res, you can actuol- a.:;.!!igton.—Some 400 per- Let the man who dislikes these tolerable, if not impossible, unless selfish purpose do they conform ly remove hair obovc •Am^ the play on radio and TV. Mem­ pleasures be regarded as a public justice and benevolence govern ond BELOW the skin including representatives of bers of the dramatic group recite enemy’.” {City of God, bk. II, 20) to God’s will. Their business life, “anything gbes” simply because tion and sanctions which only re­ surface. It is horm- >n*. b« 'diplomatic corps and U.S. the Rosary backstage before every the operations of the state and re­ their professional life, their life !ess, ODORLESS and pfOw«, Does not all this have a mod­ lationships between individuAls and in the home, at school, and in the people are thought not to expect ligion can supply. He is not self- leaves the skin soft, rnment officials, attended a performance, and they have a ern ring? Has not a great part of any high degree of honor in poli­ sufficient. He must have God’s smooth ond lovely to « btM ..trial Solemn .Mass offered in Mass offered for every place they groups. Without temperance, man community occupy separate com­ touch. NOT A PAIN- gh th' Matthew’s Cathedral by Mon- our society been doing and saying can neither live in accordance with partments unified by no central ticians is grossly wrong. We have help. As a creature, he is obliged FUL WAX. WE GUAR­ » 1 perform, in thanksgiving to Our much the same thing? With the his human dignity nor fulfill his to recover that sense of personal to adore his Creator, to th^nk ANTEE thot we will refund your mor>ey if ir John K. Cartwright, rector, i.j»dy. The group’s address is 237 threat of the barbarian on the force. God’s claims upon such men obligation on the part of the voter Him for blessings conferred, to ask offer the third ooplicotion HAR-OUT foils Col. Cirlos Delgado-Chal- Walworth street, Brooklyn 5. The obligations to his fellow men. exist, but they are not honored. to PREVENT STUBBY REGROVTTH. Priced ff>rmer acting President of outside, does our conduct reflect Without fortitude, he cannot bear Expressions such as “my life is my and that sense of public trust on His pardon for wrongs committed at only $2.00. Rush your name and address. current play is being presented in the sobriety of citizens who are the trials of life or overcome the the part of the elected official and to pray daily for His help and Enclose check, cosh or money order or we Vzuela and outstanding Chria- Transfiguration hall, Chinatown, conscious that a bell may be toll- own affair,” or “in politics, any­ which give meaning and dignity to guidance. Nothing less than the will send C.O.D. plus postal charges. ami patriot, who died Nov. New York city, Nov. 24-25. difficulties with which'he is sur­ thing goes” are all too common to­ MODERN COSMETICS, Dept. OSS 1950. Archbishop Amleto G. ig for them and for civilization? rounded. day. They betray a gross mis­ political lifh. Those who are faithful discharge of these essen­ Bqs 8 8 S, Church St. SU.. N. Y. S, N. Y. :nani, Apostolic Delegate to Whispers in Red China We have sent our young men Furthermore, it is clear that the understanding of the moral order selected for office by their fellow tial obligations of religion will L’.S., presided at the Mass, Hong Kong.—Father Paul Chu, on military expenditures to far-off inherent dignity of the individual and the inter-linking relation­ men are entrusted with grave re­ enable him to attain integrity in Antonio M. Arauja, Venezu- a native priest who was trained by lands so that justice and freedom and the needs of the family and of ships which find their correct sponsibilities. They have been his moral life. Ambassador to the U.S., and the Maryknoll Fathers in China, may be kept alive in tha world; society demand a code of sexual measure only in God’s will. selected not for self-enrichment We exhort Americans in every .bers of his staff were preeent. was arrested by the Reds and and yet at homa we have become morality within the grasp of every We must be clear on this point. but for conscientious public serv­ walk of life to rededicate them­ forced to work in a road repair careless about the foundations of mature mind. Man must either acknowledge that ice. In their speech and in their selves to the wisdom of our Found­ Oldest University gang. Coming from work one day justice and the roots of freedom. These are some of the basic actions they are bound by the same ing Fathers—a wisdom which pro­ All the esseatial, lAIT |j.;dad Trujillo, Dominican Re- a personal God exists or he must laws of justice and charity which he stopped to wash at a roadside It cannot go well with us if we con­ elements of natural law, a law deny His existence altogether. claimed God’s rightful place in occepted IckI s obewt rttlL Tta. -\ bull by Paul III was pond. Two Chinese sisters passed. tinue on this course. based on human nature; a law There is no middle course. Once he bind private individuals in every human affairs—a wisdom so mem­ by the magazine Avanfe of They recognized him but he gave The lessons of history are evi­ which can be discovered by human acknowledges that God exists, then other sphere of human activity. orably expressed by the Father Ovr Lody’s iotesE Jtiago de los Caballeros as au- dent to those with eyes that will intelligence and which governs Dishonesty, slander, detraction, of our country in his Farewell Ad­ visitoti on, f concisely |ity for the statement that the no sign, except, when they drew see. The Roman empire disinte­ the claims of God are co-exten- and defamation of character are as dress : iver.city of Santo Domingo is near, to whisper: “Keep walking; grated from within; and moral man’s relationship with God, with sive with all the activities of His truly transgressions of God's com­ told tor oeidc, easy I will give you General Absolu­ himself, and with the other crea­ creatures. To pretend that any “Of all the dispositions and readiag* pO0 e^ I oldest university In the West- tion.” corruption was the main cause of tures of God. The principles of the part of life can be a private affair mandments when resorted to by habits which lead to political I Hemisphere. The college of the From China and Islam its decline and disappearance. The natural law, absolute, stable, and is to violate the most basic claim men in political life as they are prosperity, religion and morality 6 a 9 ia. beoldet r.ish Dominicans was raised to same fate will befall us if we do unchangeable, are applicable to all which God has on man. Man is a for all other men. are indispensable supports . . . Dea Sharkey. I rank of university by Pope Notre Dame, Ind.—Dr. Hu Shih, not awaken to the danger which the changing conditions and cir­ creature. As a creature, he is sub­ Moral Standard reason and experience both forbid U’s Bull 7n ApcttolatuB Culmine former Chinese Ambassador to the threatens from within our own cumstances in which man con­ Imported' U.S. and ex-president of Peking household. Mastery over material ject to his Creator in all that he Applies Universally us to expect that national morality »d Oct 28. 1538. The oldest uni- university, will address the fifth stantly finds himself. does. There is no time in his life can prevail in exclusion of re­ ROSARY |itv on an American continent. convocation of the Natural Law things will avail us nothing, if we Natural Law when he is excused from obeying There are not two standards of ligious principle,” .Marcos, Lima, was made a lose mastery over ourselves. the moral law. The clergyman, the morality. There is only one. It is Signed by th« members of th# Ad- Pel sixe, sterdy, sae^ kcrjiity May 12, 1551. institute at Notre Dame univer­ And Revelation mlnistrfttiv# Boerd, National Catholic sity Dec. 14-15. Dr. Kahlifa Abdul Morality— educator, the doctor, the lawyer, God's standard. That single stand­ Welfare Conference, In the names of vieeoble, ea^teal feace I.ieaders Named Hakim, director of the Institute These religious and moral the politician, the employer, the ard covers all man’s relations to the Bishops of the United States: l^ew York.—Dr. Raymond F. of Islamic Culture in Lahore, The Need Today truths of the natural order can employe, husbands, wives, and God, to himself, and to the world Cardioal Mooney, Archbishop of De­ eheia. Yow chelca; Mastery over self is the primary be known by human reason; but children are alike strictly bound. about him. It applies to every con­ troit: Cardinal Striteh. Archbishop of black^bl e^ec' Toy, Xavier university, Cinein- Pakistan, also will speak. concern of morality. The right God, in His goodness, through Di­ Chicaao; Cardinal Spellman. Archbishop i l O . P t t t C S L 0., was elected president of All human rights and obligations ceivable situation in life—in the of New York; Francis P. Keouth, Arch­ whiteilldeol (er ICatholic Association for Inter- Parents Fined ordering of our lives in relation­ vine Revelation has helped man to have their source in God’s law; home, in business, in the school, bishop of Baltimore: Joeepfa E. Ritter, BO O K - J5 e Rio de Janeiro.—A long list of ship to all other beings so that w« know better and to preserve the otherwise they are meaningless. or in the field of entertainment. Archbishop of St. Louis; Robert E. RO SARY- 25« chtfdrda. Innal Peace at the organiza- fines upon parents who take their may attain our true destiny is the natural law. In the Old Testament Lucey. Archbishop o f San Antonio; Vs annual two-day workshop Morality and Education By its very nature, it precludes Patrick A. O’Boyle, Archbishop of Berence here. Re-elected first children to motion pictures un- proper function of morality. The this revelation was given to God’s that double standard which not Washinften; John J. Mltty, Arch­ HS suited to minors has been published fundamental problem which faces chosen people. Completed and per­ Morality, concerned with bring­ only tempts man to live his life bishop of San Franeisoo; Karl J. Al­ Both for254 J president was Dr. Charles Q. us, therr, is the moral one. fected in the New, it has been ing human activity into con­ ter. Archbishop of Cincinnati; John F. We reserve right te IksH qvoatity.. .No C O JX Iwick, director of the interna- in daily papers. (The fines ranged on two levels, but beguiles him Noll, Bishop of Fort Wayne; Michael lal law division of th* Pan- from $10 to $60.) Morality involves the correct communicated to mankind by formity with God’s will, has, into thinking that this can be done J. Ready, Bishop o f Columbus; MaL U.S. caly '...... Ovr big aew'eoialet'dl Cornerstone Laid and careful regulation of three re­ Jesus Christ and His Apostles and therefore, a bearing on everything without any compromise of moral thew F. Brady, Bishop of Manchester: Devotional Articles Included PREE.'^ jeriean Union. Others elected lationships: Man to God, man to it has been entrusted to the that touches human rights and du­ principles. This two-faced way of and Emmet M. Walsh, Coadjutor Bishop presidents were Thomas H. Notre Dame, Ind.—Cornerstone- himself, and man to his fellow Church which Christ Himself ties. It has a definite place in the living explains the scandalous of Younestown. LA N E CQ. Div. 8, ESMOND, R. L Iioney, Boston attorney: Mrs. laying ceremonies for the new I. A. men. These relationships are so established to teach all men. educational life of a nation. The anomaly, evident at times in our lert Mahoney of Hartford, pres- O’Shaughnessy hall of liberal and closely linked together that to While the natural law, taught forming of character is part of the national life, of paying lip service fct of the Connecticut Council fine art* at the University of Notre disturb one is to disturb the whole and interpreted by the Church, educational process; ana character to God while failing completely to Tathollc Women: and the Rev. Dame were set for Nov. 23 in con­ moral order. gives us a guide in many areas cannot be formed unless children honor His claims in daily life. Fird A. Conway, S.J., of junction with the fall meeting of Morality, therefore, viewed in of human life, the perfection of arV given a clear indication of One and the same standard 1 K’-ica. The Rev. Raymond A. the Notre Dame associate board of Its entirety, has three dimensions: human nature is revealed to us what is right and what is wrong. covers -stealing from the cash reg­ powan, head of the NCWC So- lay trustees. I. A. O’Shaughnessy, Height, depth, and breadth. In its in Christ Himself, God-become- This cannot be done without ref­ ister and dishonest gain derived 1 Action Department, was re­ St. Paul, Minn., president of the height, it soars up to God the Man, the Word-made-Flesh, “full erence to the ultimate standard from public office. It will not do nted executive secretary. Globe Oil & Refining Co., donated Supreme Being, from whom it of grace and truth,” dwelling which determines right and wrong, to say, by way of extenuation, [rites of Mi.ssion Hero $2,173,533 for construction of the takes the definite measure of what among us to be our Way, our namely God’s law. that the latter can be excused or lew York—A Franciscan building. is true and good. In its depth, it Truth, and our Life. Prayer and No state, no group of educa­ condoned because it occurs in the i-fs 34 years of missionary Great Christmas Play penetrates the heart of man, lay­ the sacraments are the channels tors may reject a truth of the political order. One and the same BEAUTIFUL MUSICAL ing hold of his entire personality through which the grace of Christ moral order to suit the claim of NATIVITY SETS NATIVITY SET ■k among the primitive tribes in Union City, N. J.—Termed by standard prohibits false state­ . . . with straw covertti I Amazon jungles of Brazil, is dramatic critics as America’s out­ so that even his innermost comes to elevate human nature convenience. The process of de­ ment* about private individuals, hand carvsd wood stable; Beantlfolly detailed Ib ■theme of BtUt Above the Ama- standing Christmas play, Prince thoughts and motives are subject until it becomes like unto Him, termining moral values by the and false statements about mem­ 30 exquisitely hand col­ metal, bronxe flnlah. Mn- who is true God and true man. In consent of the majority is false ored Nativity fignrea. ale box plays *‘Adaet« j published by the David McKay of Peace is playing its second sea­ to its rule. In its breadth, it em­ bers of miaority group, and races. Fideles.** Height SVh la­ ipany here. It is the story of Fa- son in Veronica’s Veil auditoriuni braces men in every station and the supernatural order of grace in principle and sanction. Morality It will not do, by way of excuse, V fimres, 2t pcs.; with • Hugo Mense, bom in Germany here. The drama was written antT condition of life and establishes Christ, the God-man, is the meas­ has its source in God and it binds to say that statements of the lat­ Stable ...... $ 3 3 .9 $ ches; width CH Inehca. ■879, who left his trade as black- is produced by the Rev. Benjamin mutual rights and duties. ure of man. all men. It cannot be adequately S'* flgures. 20 pcs., with Postpaid ______$ 7 .9 5 Divine revelation, then, not only ter kind can be excused because BtabU ...... $ 1 T .9 5 jth in his native country to bc- Wirtz, C.P. Approximately 100 God’s Will: Man’s taught without the motivation of of long-standing prejudice. All Nativity sets with §* a missionary among the sav- persons, all amateurs, furnish the includes the natural law, it com­ religious truth. Although the train­ This single standard of morality stable shipped express ‘ of the Matto Grosso jungle. cast as well as the stage person­ Measure in Moral Order plements it, and points the way ing of children along moral lines sets a clear, positive, and complete collect nnlesi otherwise I author is Arthur J. Burks, a nel required for the play’s produc­ By nature, man is a creature, to the supernatural order of grace. is primarily the business of the pattern of right living. It gives an reqnested. ■tenant colonel of the marines, tion. These persons comprise the subject to his Creator and respon­ The natural moral law, however, pSrents and the Church, yet it is integrity of outlook and an in­ Y saw service in many parts of Veronica's Veil guild, noted dra­ sible to Him for all his actions. remains the foundation of the also the business of the school if tegrity of action to daily life. By |in America and the Far East matic group that has won recog­ By selfish inclination, at times, supernatural order, as it is the education is to give formation to adhering to this standard, man’s I heard of Father Hugo’s ad- nition for its annual Lenten he chooses to be something else, foundation of all man’s relations the whole human personality. life becomes all of a piece, char­ ■jures from Mundurucu Indians drama known as Veronica’s Veil, assuming the prerogatives of a to God, to himself, and to his fel­ Morality and Economics acterized by a sincere singleness of ■Ic studying medicinal plants in hailed by some critics as ^‘The Creator, establishing his own low men. Upon that law, clarified Morality has its place in busi­ purpose. Such a life will not have f zil. American Oberammergau.” _ standards of conduct, and making by divine revelation,man,strength­ ness and industry because the con­ its “Sunday side” in which God’s himself the measure of all things. ened by grace, must build his life. ditions under which men work, the claims are fully respected for a ELECTRIC This prideful folly on his part He need never fear that it will wages they get, the kind of work single day and its “week-day side” CHRISTMAS TREE brings discord into his own life, give way under the weight of the in which those claims are com­ Glowing tandlit that stver and profoundly affects the whole trials and tests which life imposes; they do, all are subject to the MUSICAL ELECTRIC born oit. Gliamlng tree top jurisdiction of the moral law. pletely Ignored for the remaining ALTAR Iter. Csmplito with sleetric moral order. Frustration rather for he has the inspired words of When economic conditions are six. Rather, all aspects of life will Perfect miniature altat card. 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Sundoy, November 25, PAGE SIX T H E REGISTER Heads NCW G Prince Door-Locker No Appeal in New Mexico Casej LATE NEWS BRIEFS Legal Department Armenian Cardinal Reports At Papal Voting Dies 2 Brothers Died in Battle Back Catholic Rights Vatican City.—The hereditary Attorney General Soysl Washington.—Those who ques­ Vancouver, B. C. — Support of holder of the title of Marshal of tion the patriotism of the Church Catholic efforts to gain govern­ 75,000 of Rite in Russia the Conclave, the man who locks ignore the fact that no religious ment aid for parochial schools was W'ashington. — The belief that the Armenians. The Cardinal, head the only door to which there is organization has given more gen­ voiced in a resolution adopted by the faith has been kept alive by of the Armenian Rite, is making a access to the Conclave of Cardi­ Must Give Free rextfcooy erously of its youth to the armed the Young Liberal Association of 75,000 Armenian Catholics behind two-month tour of Armenian cen­ nals at the election of a Pope, Santa Fe, N. Mex. forces, Bishop John M. McNamara, Canada at its national convention the Iron Curtain was expressed by ters in the U. S. died Nov. 14 at 86. Prince Ludo­ year suit at Dixon aimedA atthree- bar­ the highest court without ti . I Auxiliary of Washington, said at here. The resolution urged each Cardinal Gregory Peter XV When Communists seized power vico Chigi della Rovere Albani ring all Catholic influence from' fondants’ first seeking a the Solemn Requiem Mass for two Canadian province to recognize Agagianian, Patriarch of Cilicia of iji Russia there were 75,000 Cath­ was also Grand Master of the New Mexico public schools has in the State Supreme CouTt,""*’| brothers, who died in action in minority rights in regard to edu­ olic Armenians in that country, Order of Malta. Prince Chigi been ended. In September the Injunction Ag.in,, I Korea within 12 days of each cation and to preserve them. It POAU Plans to 'Study' served by 50 priests. There was no served as Marshal of the Con­ New Mexico Supreme Cpurt In its recent decision th, t|,i I other. The brothers w’ere 1st Lt. said that Canada is a signatory to Bishop. Many of the priests have claves that elected the past three banned the wearing of religious Court enjoined 1 2 4 ,.,' ,"*'1 Robert M., and 2nd Lt. Jerome F. the United Nations Declaration of died since that time and have not Popes; Benedict XV, in 1914; garb in the public schools, but did brothers and nuns from McGovern. Robert. 23, was killed Human Rights, which gives parents Released Time Question been replaced. Pius XI, in 1922; and the reigning not bar members of religious or­ as instructors in public schoo?'l Jan. 30 while leading his men in a prior right to choose the kind of Washington.—At a semiannual The Cardinal has no direct in­ Pontiff, Pius XII, in 1939. The ders from serving as. public school grounds "that they taught an attack on hill 312. Jerom^ 21, education that shall be given their meeting of the executive committee formation about his flock under honor has been hereditary in the teachers. Harry Bigbee, who rep­ gion. It dismissed the i„7u„a;i died leading his men against the children. The convention’s action of Protestants and Other Amer­ Soviet rule. He has purposely Chigi family since 1717. The line resents the Protestant group, said against 16 nuns, declaring enemy Feb. 11. came shortly after the British icans United for Separation of made no effort to inquire into the also gave Pope Alexander VII the Dixon parents feel that “their was no evidence to suimorl.sunnorl. fjl " b Senate Favors Envoy Columbia Catholic Education asso­ Church and State, the Scottish welfare of his people because he (1655-1667) and several Cardi­ objectives have been accomplished Boston.—The Massachusetts Sen­ ciation had challenged the major Rite’s Southern Jurisdiction front felt that any such effort w'ould nals to the Church. and further court action would The State Supreme Court affi, ‘ ’ ti ate, composed of 20 Protestants, 19 political parties to state their po­ for secularism, a special committee only harm them. For the same serve‘no useful purpose.” other points in a previous 1 Catholics, and one Jew, unani­ sition on the “.separate” school was named to study and make reason he avoided all contact with Library Project to List John C. Watson, Santa Fe at­ court ruling that included : S] mously passed a resolution com­ issue or to face organized opposi­ recommendations concerning the some of the Armenian refugees torney for the Catholics, said the public school classes from ChS? i d mending Pres. Harry S. Truman tion at the polls. entire question of “released time” who responded to the Soviet invita­ Theology Books in U. S. decision as to whether they would ^ned buildings, prohibitingt cl tk “for promoting diplomatic rela­ King, Queen See Pope for religious education. The com­ tion to “return” to the Armenian seek a U.S. Supreme Court ruling distribution by the state ot lZ! V tions between the U.S. and the Vatican City.--Pius XII received mittee wijl make its report to the republic after World war II and Washington.—Cardinal Francis in the case would be made by at­ textbooks to parochial schools w! B di State of Vatican City” and for in private audience King Frederik national advisory council of the then escaped because they did not Spellman of New York announced torneys in Washington. The de­ prohibiting the transportatioj ' sc tt nominating Gen. Mark Clark as IX of Denmark and Queen Ingrid. Eugene Butler (above) of organization at the fourth na­ like conditions there. at a meeting of the Catholic Theo­ velopment appeared unlikely, be- parochial school pupils i„ Ambassador. A similar resolution The royal couple, who have come Scranton, Pa., has been tional Conference on Church and Cardinal * Agagianian has re­ logical Society of America the es­ cau.se cases are rarely appealed to school busses. wa.s pending in the State House to Italy on a vacation trip, later named director of the Legal De­ State, to be held in Washington ceived no reports of any direct tablishment of a library catalogue A ruling by Attorney Gen, re a of Representatives. inspected the excavation under­ partment of the National Catholic April 23-24. persecution of Catholic Armenians project for listing the titles and Joe L. Martinez, however ck T neath the Basilica of St. Peter’s, Welfare Conf«rence7 Washington, or any movement by the Kremlin location of theologj’ research books Inmates of State Prison dared that it is the duty of th| te S' Birth Control in Army guided by Monsignor Ludwig Kaas,^ to succeed William P. Montavon, Vicious Socialist Bill to “unite” them to the Orthodox in every seminary in North State Board of Education to th 81 Poona, India.—Efforts to popu­ secretary of the Sacred Congrega­ retired. Mr. Butler served as as­ Paris.—A bill to limit the legal Patriarchate of Moscow. America. The disclosure was made Have Weekly Holy Hour niah free textbooks to paroci th » larize birth control in the Indian sistant director of the department rights of members of religious or­ Christianity in Armenia dates in conjunction with the presenta­ school pupils in New Mc3dco armed forces are under way, ac­ tion of the Fabric of St. Peter’s. since 1930. Born in Scranton, Pa., ders has been introduced in the back to the fourth century. Since tion of the Cardinal Spellman Fond du Lac, Wis. — The the opinion, Mr. Martinez said ^ ti cording to the latest issue of First to Make Wheel July 26, 1901, Mr. Butler attended French National Assembly by the then there have been a series of award for outstanding achieve­ Women’s State penitentiary, lo­ court decision provided that bti I Social Action, organ of the In­ Madrid.—Blessed Juan de Apa- St. Thomas’ college, now the Uni­ Socialists. There is no chance that schisms and reunions with the ment in the field of sacred theology cated in this area, has a Holy Hour textbooks could not be distribi to z dian Institute of Social Order, ricio, the man who was the first versity of Scranton, 1915 to 1919 the bill will pass the Assembly, Holy See. Catholics now form only, to the Rev. Dr. William R. O’Con­ of Reparation every week with to parochial schools “as such' founded by the Rev. Jerome in the New World to make a wheel, and again 1919 to 1921. He took his which now has a Catholic majority. a small portion of the Armenian nor, professor at St. Joseph’s sem­ prayers centered on the Sacred Pas­ the state could give books toe D’Souza, S.J. The journal lists and the first to break oxen to the It is thought unlikely that it will Rite Christians. inary. Dunwoodie, N. Y., who was sion of Our Lord. The hour of in the parochial schools. To I’l three other birth control develop­ plow and the cart, is again up for bachelor of arts degree at Holy The present Catholic Armenian chosen for the honor at the annua! prayer and meditation is under the them free books would be disci, ments that it terms “disquieting.” canonization. A pilgrimage com­ Cross college, Worcester, Mass., in even come to a vote. I was in­ convention of the Theological so­ auspices of the Soul Assurance ca Margaret Sanger is scheduled to 1923 and received his law degree troduced because of Socialist re­ Rite was firmly united to the Holy Prayer Plan, which conducts sim­ nation against them, he stat ch tour India next year; the'Indian posed of 1,000 Mexicans will pre­ from Fordham university, New sentment at the recent laws grant­ See in 1742 when Bishop Abra­ ciety. Father John H. Harrington, The Attorney General’s offic? uiil St sent a petition for this honor to Ystyle is told in her autobiography. Kenedy & Sons, oldest Catholic raculous Infant Jesus of Prague shrines throughout tlie natioa our of painting closely approximates Faith Is a Sovg, just published by publishing house in the U. S., waj that of the American-hprn artist, the David McKay company. She w’hich is celebratin its 125th has attracted an ever-increasing Of it, as of the original, it has tier Gilbert Stuart, who painted many ivas orphaned as a child and her niversary. The book traces the rea notables in Ireland, England, and early home was a convent in New firm’s progress from the arrival number of worshippers who ap­ been said, “ From it.s beautiful anc the U.S.A., including George Wash York, where the sisters took the in America in 1815 of 21-year-old peal to Him in every need. In eyes dart sparks of lieavenly tim ington. If not by Stuart, the por^ place of her parents. NBC was John Kenedy, founder, down to the ger trait was by one of his disciples, only a month old when Miss present, when the Irish immi­ 1637, Fatlier Cyril seemed to love; its smiling lips offer us abs experts say. Dragonette made her first appear­ grant’s grandson and three great- hear the broken statue say to spiritual riches; its b e a u ty con­ Th. To Kill Red Fake ance on radio. She has been hon­ grandsons continue family opera­ him, “ Give me back my liands quers the heart.’ ’ rep ored by^ius XII with the Pro tion of the firm. rite Munich, Gern»any.—The Czecho­ Ecclesia et Pontifice cross. and I will give yon peace. The boa slovak Communist government The Kenedy firm has been best Send No Money— Just Moil Coupe sig was reported to be planning to DiSalle to Give Address known in the past for its Bibles, more you honor Me, tlie more I dif liquidate the State-controlled Notre Dame, Ind.—Price .Admin­ Missals, prayer books, and spir­ By mailing the coupon now— thn “Catholic Action” organization it istrator Michael V. DiSalle will de­ itual classics, says the author of will bless you. ’ ’ The young priest you will receive this truly superb cen set up in 1949 at the height of its liver the commencement address at the new volume. But in 1951 a did liave pity and did honor tlie ( campaign against the Church. The the graduation of his daughter new program of expansion has Image of the Infant Jesus of Ch fake group failed in its political Antoinette at St. Mary’s college been inaugurated. This program, Infant for whom tlie statue Prague. It is a beautiful sight to me mission of rallying the country' for women here next May. An­ he states, emphasizes the intensive stands, and a short time later tio: Catholic rank and file to Com­ other daughter, Barbara, is a development of the firm’s “general” behold: made of durable Finart- juc munistic support. sophomore at the college. list in the fields of biography, his­ money was obtained and the stone . . . sculptured with the tory, philosophy, and literature by statue repaired. Soon thereafter the Charity in Blood finest detail... 12V^ inches high ing Ellen Terry's Son Gets new writers as well as established the destroyed city and depres­ sa r New York.—Cardinal Spellman authors and scholars. The company . . . hand-painted in brilliant it,’ was a witness to the greatest blood will continue to publish the Offi­ sion were overcome, and a pros­ ] day ev.er held at Manhattan col­ Irish Stage Guild Award cial Catholic Directory, largest re­ colors. ..glazed porcelain finish hid lege, when faculty members, stu­ Dublin.—Edward Gordon Craig, ligious directory or yearbook in perous city o f peace and love was ... rhinestone cross on crown and to! dents, and Christian Brothers do­ son of Ellen Terry, famed ac­ the world. reborn. Ever since then devotion Ch nated 324 pints to the college’s tress, was announced here as the globe... shatterproof hands and fyi blood bank. One-third of it will go winner of this year’s aw'ard of to the Miraculous Infant Jesus fingers. Weighs 5 pounds and of to the armed forces. ■the Catholic Stage Guild of Ire­ Famed Gate of Heaven of Prague has increased, and 3 land for outstanding work in the stands firmlv. of Whereabouts Mystery theater. Mr. Craig, Paris, will re­ Leper Colony is Seized many replicas of the statue “T Linz, Austria. — Refugees said ceive a statuette of St. Genesius, ' ave been introduced into If, at the end of 10 dajs, vou “T there are so many conflicting patron saint of actoK. An award Hong Kong.—The famous Gate to return it, do *o and yon will sei rumors in Czecho-SIovakia con­ for meritorius work in the cinema of Heaven leper colony in South ihurches throughout ' tlie th( cerning the whereabouts of Arch­ was given to Vittorio de Sica, China has been taken over by the world. nothin);. Otherwise, send u» wo bishop Josef Beran of Prague that Italian movie director, who will re­ Communists. 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