Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations BISHOP WILLGING TAKES UP REIGN IN PUEBLO 4- + ConUnts CopTriehtod by the Catholie Pr«u Society, Inc., 1942— Permission to Reproduce, Excepting + + ■+ + ______on Articles O^erwise Marked, Given Aiter 12 M. Friday Following Issue______Assumption of Office as Bishop o/Pueblo ^fl32llifiCCnt RltSS low, in which Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of Denver it leading Bishop Joseph C Willging of Pueblo to the Episc^al throne, where he formally took over the office as first chief shepherd of the Diocete of Pueblo. The celebration of Solemn Pontifical Mass by Bishop Willging followed. The magnificent cere­ monies, the most solemn ^lesiastical rites ever held in Pueblo, took place in the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, the main altar of wKich may be seen in the background. The lower picture shows Bishop Willging Attend Ingressum in DENVER CATHOLIC as he addressed the priests and people of hit diocete for the first time. New Colorade See (£GISTER Strain of Deep TmsI in God, Devoted Loyalty The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. Wo Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Largo Special Service. Seven Smaller Services. To United States in Its Fight for Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. Survival Pervades Ceremonies VOL. XXXVII. No. 29. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1942. $1 PER YEAR Need Is Desperate; In the most solemn religious ceremonies ever held in Southern Ckilorado, the Most Rev. Joseph C. Willging on U. S. Citizens Now Hit Thursday morning began his reign as first Bishop of Pueblo. The Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, Archbishop of Denver, in­ stalled the new Bishop on his Episcopal ttrone in Sacred WAR PROPHET Collection for War Heart Cathedral as one other Archbishop, 11 Bishops, an Hector C. Bywater 17 years ago Abbot, almost 150 priests, nearly a hundred sisters, and an wrote a book, the Great Pacific War, which the Houghton Mifflin overflow crowd of the laity looked on. Throu^lfSl^M^ in­ company has just republished Sufferers Will Be stallation ceremonies ran a sig­ ($2.50). Although off in some rl nificant strain of deep trust in spots, it. is interesting reading to­ God and devoted loyalty to the day. In it, japan makes a suc­ United States in its fight for sur­ cessful surprise attack that arouses vival in a war-mad world. the Americans to a grim deter­ Taken Up March 22 V Draped on standards in the mination. The early war goes Cathedral sanctuary were the gold badly for the United Slates. Jap and white flag of the Papacy and anese submarines and planes do The rapid spread of the war, Hawaii suffer. In this latter place the red, white, and blue banner of Ililiei 10 BE some damage, chiefly psychologi­ which has caused suffering even schools are requisitioned for hos­ American freedom. The smoke­ cal, to our Pacific coast. The among our own people, makes pitals; Church property has been stacks of Pueblo’s war industries Philippines and Guam fall. U. S. necessary even greater contribu­ bombed. We must care for the belched black smoke into the blue submarines and planes create tions for the aid of those suffer­ minimum temporal needs of the :y as the installation ceremonies havoc among Japanese transports. ing as a result of the conflict than brothers and sisters now serving ent forward. The turning point comes when the were made last year. A general as nurses to the wounded. Present jWhile the exultant strains of United States goes on the offen­ collection authorized by American conditions preclude even a rough thl Gloria rang out Christ’s mes- The segond annual two-day re­ sive. In a resulting battle, the IBishops provided, through the estimate of the great suffering sa ^ of “ peace on earth to men of treat for members of the Junior United States fleet proves conclu­ facilities of the Holy Father, help that must prevail in the Philip­ good will,*’ uniformed members of Newman clubs and other Catholic sively superior. Japan, blockaded for people who could not be pines. the Centennial high school, ROTC pupils attending the Denver area and in danger of being bombed, reached in other ways. The follow­ As the war draws close to our marched in military' formation public schools will be held in St. sues for peace. ing letter from Archbishop Urban shores, the demands for assistance down 11th street just outside Francis de Sales’ church March 30 The war of today has so far J. Vehr, sent to all priests in the from the Church increase. To the Cathedral. and 31. This announcement was lived up to specifications. Vic archdiocese, urges generous con­ avoid a multiplicity of appeals, Bishop Ralph L. Hayes, who made by the Very Rev. Joseph tory will come to the American tributions to the collection to be the Bishops decided to have one preached the installation sermon, O’Heron and the Rev. Hubert arms in the end. W e' have hkd O-IEAII PllOCOi reminded his audience of its Newell, co-directors of the group. taken up Sunday, March 22; generous collection in the Cath­ our cockiness pretty well knocked March 9, 1942 olic parishes of the country, and “ moral duty of patriotism” and The dates correspond with the first laid bare the dangers that threaten out of us and have come to the Reverend dear Father and Be­ the money collected will be dis­ two days of the spring vacation o f the welfare and the very existence conclusion that the struggle is a loved People: tributed through an Episcopal the public schools. real one. Let us not forget that Last year, as the war spread committee to the proven worthy IS illOONCEO 01 The retreat, which last year L the reason why we were unpre' hunger, suffering, and destruction causes after careful investigation. drew more than 300 public hi^h pared was that ' most of us Installation Pictures in Europe and Asia, appeals to the and junior high school pupils, nnll would not stand for too much This general collection for war Are Flown to Denver be under the direction of the Rev. militarism until we were in the charity of the Church in the emergency and relief needs will United States increased so rapidly Raphael Burke, O.P., of Houston, midst of the fight. It is not the be taken up at the Masses Sunday, Tex. Father Burke has given many that it became impossible to an­ March 22. We appreciate the The picturei of the inttalla- President's or (Congress’ fault. But tion ceremony in Pueblo on missions in Denver parishes in the we will win. “ The old flag never swer them through individual col­ many demands on your charity lections. One appeal was author­ Thursday morning, reproduced past two years and the manner in touched the ground!” during these trying days and hesi­ A war-time accelerated program, which he treats the retreat sub­ ized throughout the country and for students has been announced on pages one and three of this tate to add another call. You are jects has met continued approval. the peoples of afflicted Europe and asked to contribute in accordance by Loretto Heights college. By issue, were brought to Denver U. S. REFUGEES China were assisted by these funds early Thursday afternoon via The daily schedule will begin with your means to the poor, the this plan it will be possible for with a Mass at 9 o’clock and will Henry Hill Collins, Jr., in disbursed principally through the hungry, the exiles, those suffering young women to finish the college airplane by members of The America’s Ou>n Refugees (Prince­ good offices of the Vatican and Register staff who were flown continue with conferences in the and dying from the injuries and courses, acquiring the usual major morning and in the early after­ ton University press, $3) estimates Pope Pius XII. to the new see city in the morn­ pestilence of a world conflict. degrees, in the space of three noon. Benediction o f the Blessed that drought, mechanization, soil As many knowing observers Every dollar given will be distrib­ years. Students who are above ing to get complete coverage of erosion, contracting national I the historic event of the in- Sacrament at 2 :30 will be the clos­ have remarked, the Church has uted without overhead charges the average, with capabilities and ing exercise each afternoon. A economy, .and industrial unem been successful in providing aid through Church or recognized diligence in studies, W l be encour­ I gressnm of the first Bishop of ployment had created a class of I Pueblo. special economy luncheon will be a for distressed people who cannot channels. aged to adopt this program, which feature both days. These lunch­ 4,000,000 migrants in the United be reached in any other way. is designed especially to fit them States before the war. Defwise May God bless you and yours eons will be served in the achool Today, w& and our fellow citi­ with every benediction. to meet rapidly changing economic of the United States— armed ag­ cafeteria for five cents. migrants have since been tncPMs- zens face the tragedy of war. The conditions. ing but, he contends, have not Faithfully yours in Christ, gressors and the neglect of God. The first retreat, held last year, peoples of the Philippines and taken the place of these 4,000,000. To accomplish graduation in ‘ Speaking in the civic reception also used the facilities o f_ 4 ^ •f URBAK4^A^E^R^ r: three years with the required cred­ honoring him on Thursday night, We may have 8,000,000 wanderers Archbishop o f Denver. South Denver pafish. Representa­ by the end of the flght. its, it,will be necessary to attend Bishop Willging promised “ t(^ do Sodalisls to Dffer P.S. Kindly read this letter at tives from 22 Denver and subur­ The figures, even though they three summer sessions. Each stu­ all in my power to promote the ban parishes were in attendance the Masses Sunday, March 15. The dent accepted for the short course closer co-ordination of the reli­ may be exaggerated, should make Holy Hour Each Day collection is to be taken March 22 for the conferences conducted by people realize what a problem we must carry an extra course of gious element with the civic in all the Rev. Dr. Joseph Lilly, S.T.D., and forwarded to the Chancery three hours in every semester of that is for the betterment of its are going to be up against. We within two weeks. S.S.Lie., then professor of Sacred would suggest three steps: For Men in Service the three years. Then she will be citizenship.” Scripture in St. Thomas’ seminary. 1. Continuance of high taxation able to make in the regular summer Crowds View Colorful Procession Of the five Denver public high for an indefinite period to produce The Archdiocesan Parish Sodal­ session six hours, or 18 hours for Crowds were gathered in the schools. East led in student attend­ work. Every effort should ^ made ity union will inaugurate a devo Great Faith of the three summer sessions. With street to watch the installation ance with 69. Englewood sent the to create new industries through re^ tion in Denver about April 1 in the extra courses in each of the Bishop Hayes Says: porcession as it moved from the largest suburban delegation, when search and invention. Taxes should which each of the 13 parish sodal­ three years, she thus compiles the Cathedral rectory along West 20 high school and junior high be high enough to cover the cost. ities affiliated with the union will Denver Men in needed 36 hours’ credits. 11th street, around the corner to school students came into Denver 2. The co-operative movement join in a perpetual Holy Hour for The summer schedule has been Grand avenue, and into the Ca­ from St. Louis’ parish. should be encouraged in every pos­ peace and fpr all the men in the so arranged that freshmen who Catholic Faith Lifts thedral. Fourth Degree Knights This year a group Communion is sible way. It offers a swift method armed forces. The sodalists will wish to begin their college courses of Columbus with baldric and planned for "Wednesday morning, to emancipate the nation from goV' spend at least one hour each day Service Shown at that time of year may do so in­ sword led the procession, and be­ April 1. A breakfast will follow, emment economic control. An ex­ before the Blessed Sacrament. stead of waiting until the first se- Desolation From Heart hind them marched altar boys to which the pastors and Newman ample of how f a r reaching Plans for the Holy Hour were Copies of two unusual letters mester'opens in the fall. The sum­ robed in red cassocks and w h iteclub___ chaplains__ ^____ of______the co-operating^_____ ^ quickly becomes is shown by the made by delegates at the monthly concerning Denver Catholic men mer session will begin June 22 and surplices. Seminarians in blacK' parishes will be invited. It is hoped Indiana Farm Bureau Co-operative meeting of the union in St. Philo end July 31. and white preceded the long line in the armed service were received Christ’s message has been for­ and challenges the rising tide of that Archbishop Urban J. Vehr association, which began opera mena’s school hall Tuesday eye- this week by the Register. One Indicating the trend and scope of almost 150 priests, who will be present. gotten by multitudes o f the pres­ lions in 1927 and last year did nine, March 10. The necessity of was sent by PFC Fred Sinopoli to of the courses offered to those who neo-paganism. The sermon follows marched two by two— diocesan Chaplains Meat March 17 (Turn to F^age 4 — Column 1) (Turn to Page 2 — Column 7) his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph enter upon their studies at the ent generation, charged Bishop in full: clergymen in their simple garb A special meeting of Junior college this summer is, for exam­ Ralph L. Hayes, rector of the of black soutane and white sur­ Newman club chaplains will be Sinopoli of 4223 Tejon street, “ For thii cause I left thee Will Celebrate Mass in ple, in the business department, a North American college in Rome plice, Benedictines in festive choir held in St. Louis’ rectory, Engle­ from across the seas. The young in Crete that thou shouldit study of office practice. In the and former Bishop of Helena, garb, Jesuits, Theatines, Domini­ wood, Tuesday evening, March 17, Cathedral Holy Thursday soldier tells of attending Mass in let in order the thlngi- that foreign language department will Mont, in his sermon for the Sol­ cans, Redemptorists, Brown and an Irish church and det^res that are wanting and shouldit or­ at 8 o ’clock. The purpose of the be elementary Spanish and French emn Pontifical Mas.s following the Black Franciscans, Oblates, Ser- “ Ireland is a wonderful country.” dain priests in every city as I meeting will be to discuss the com­ courses, a survey of Spanish and installation of the ^ o s t Rey. Jos­ vites. Sons of the Holy Family, ing retreat and the directors plan The other letter concerns Lt. John also appointed thee.” Titus Archbishop Issues Rules French literature, and study of the eph C. Willging as first Bishop of a lone Passionist Father. D. Strasser, a graduate of Regis 1-5. to accomplish all the necessary dis­ high school in 1937, who is doing French drama. Pueblo. Describing the work and (TumtoPagelO— Column 1) cussion in one hour. an exemplary work for the faith Touching directly on the war office of a Bishop, the speaker as­ Six thousand miles and more among men in service and whom effort will be instruction in home serted that Catholic faith lifts separate Pueblo from the island 3 of Hierarchy Speak at Luncheon On Holy Week Devotions a priest calls “ one of the finest (TumtoPagelO — Column 6) desolation from the human heart of Crete in the eastern wa­ boys I ever met.” ters of the Mediterranean sea, and nearly 20 centuries have Regruletions concerning the ob­ Private Sinopoli, 25, was one of Pastors in Denver must arrange elapsed from the appointment of Apostolic Delegate Wires servance of Holy Week in the arch­ the men of the first expeditionary the hour of services in their New Bishop to Work for Bishop Titus to the nomination of diocese and an announcement of (Turn to Page 2 — Column 1) churches sufficiently early that Bishop Willging. But, in the Prov­ the ceremonies of Holy Thurs­ those priests who are not obliged idence of God and in the dispensa­ day in the Cathedral, consisting to say Mass may be present at tion of Christ, between those two Greetings to New Bishop of Solemn Pontifical Mass and the the Pontifical services in the Ca­ Spiritual, Civic Welfare sees and those two Ordinaries blessing of the holy oils, are con­ thedral. All assistant priests there persists a bond^of unity, an tained in the following letter from The greetings of the Holy Fa­ Other telegrams congratulating should receive Holy Communion unbroken chain of Apostolic suct Archbishop Urban J. Vehr: at the Pontifical Mass. “ Now more than ever before we ther’s personal representative in Bishop Willging on his installation for the betterment of Colorado’s cession, an indefectible founda­ the United States, Archbishop Am- March 9, 1942 As far as reasonably possible. must know and support the pro­ citizenship. tion of spiritual authority. , The as first Ordinary of the new dio­ Reverend dear Father: leto Giovanni Cicognani, came to Holy Week services should be held gram of the Church for recon­ same Apostolic power that created cese came from the faculty and The ceremonies of Holy Thurs­ struction and peace,” declared Governor Ralph L. Carr from Bishop Joseph C. Willging and the in all the parish churches of the Denver, George F. McCarthy, Ray the Diocese of Crete has 'erected Diocese • of Pueblo in a telegram students of Carroll college in Hel­ day, consisting of Solemn Pontifi­ archdiocese. Bishop Joseph M. Gilmore of the Diocese of Pueblo; the^same cal Mass and the blessing of the Helena in an address highlighting H. Talbot, and Frank S. Hoag of read following the luncheon served ena and from Loras college in In parish churches in which the Pueblo were among the speakers. Apostolic charter that Paul "con­ holy oils, will take place in the the impressive civic reception to 14 members of the Hierarchy Dubuque, la. Bishop Willging is morning functions of the last three M. Edward McCabe was the chair­ ferred on Titus nearly 2,000 years Cathedral at 9:30 o’clock. In ac­ given the Most Rev. Joseph C. and more than 100 priests after the an alumnus of Loras (formerly Co­ days of Holy Week cannot be sol­ man. Several musical numbers ago, Pius XII has in this year of cordance with the Pontificale and Willging, first Bishop of Pueblo, in installation Mass in Pueblo Thurs­ lumbia college) and a former fac­ emnly carried out, but in which were given. The talks by the three race placed in the hands of the decrees of the Sacred Congre­ the Pueblo City auditorium Thurs­ day. Archbishop Cicognani, who is ulty member of Carroll college. at lea.st three or four .servers may clerical speakers follow in full: ishop Willging. Apostolic Delegate to the United gation of Rites, as many priests be had, it is prescribed that they day night. Bishop Willging, follow­ The mission of Jesus Christ was The Very Rev. A. J. Miller was as possible should receive Holy ing an introduction by Archbishop In the month of. August last year States, consecrated Bishop Will­ toastmaster for the luncheon pro­ shall _ be celebrated according to the Diocese of Helena celebrated (Turn to Page S — Column S) ging in Helena, Mont., on Feb. 24. Communion at the Pontifical Ma^s. the simpler rite of Benedict XIV. Urban J. Vehr, promised to do all ------^------s------gram, which featured toasts by It is the special feast of the year in his power to promote the closer the centenary of the coming of the Archbishop Rudolph A. Gerken of Permission is hereby granted to first missionary to the Northern in which Bishop and priests should celebrate Holy Mass on Holy co-ordination of the religious ele­ Santa Fe and Archbishop Urban J. unite. ment with the civic in all that is Rockies, said Bishop Gilmore. WOMEN OFFER ADORATION Vehr of Denver and a response by Thursday in churches and convents It was in 1841 that Father De in which Ma.ss is said daily and Bishop Willging. The luncheon was Smet brought the, light of the a festive meal, magnificently served where the functions of Holy Week Contributions for Gospel to the Flathead Indians cannot be held. DAILY FOR MEN IN SERVICE in the Pueblo Golf and County Men’s Annual and established the historic mis­ club. Music was provided by the The holy oils will be distributed Indian and Negro sion of St. Mary’s in'the valley Cavallo String ensemble. after Mass on Holy Thursday in of the Bitter Root. The religious Ceremony Is Like Wedding the Chancery office. Priests should A spiritual war-time project parish. An all-inclusive schedule Communion to Missions Are Listed history of Southern Colorado is so Opening the program. Father sMure the holy oils, a.s far as pos­ that is unique in the archdiocese is being drafted, Father Newell much more ancient and venerable Miller compared the day’s cere­ sible, on Thursday. Priests out­ declared, and it is anticipated that than ours that the celebration of is being inaugntrated by the monies with a wedding. The bride­ side of Denver should make ar­ Contributions to the annual col­ every woman in the parish will Attract Crowd a mere centenary might not seem women of St. Mary’s parish in groom, he said, is Bishop Willging; rangements to secure them through lection for the Indian and Negro to you to be an event of special soon be assigned one day each Littleton. In response to the sug­ the bride is the Diocese of Pueblo; their deans. The holy oils should missions of the United States, significance. Yet, even though it month for an hour of adoration John Sullivan, chairman of ar­ be carried by priests, or by those taken up in all Colorado parishes gestion of the Rev. Hubert Newell, before the tabernacle. Moreover, the celebrant is Archbishop Vehr, be young, it is from that youthful The speaker paid tribute to Arch­ rangements for the K. of C.-Cath- who are at least in Holy Orders. Feb. 22, are announced by the M.A., archdiocesan director of the women are being encouraged / t and vigorous Diocese of Helena bishop Vehr, who ruled this ter­ olic men’s annu.'tl corporate Com­ Lay persons should not be sent for Chancery office of the Archdiocese education and administrator of the to bring companions with them, that we bring to you the first ritory for more than ten years munion Sunday, March 22, an­ them except where it is impossible of.Denver as follows: Littleton parish, 31 women volun­ and a vigorous development of re­ Bishop of Pueblo. The priests and both as Bishop of Denver and nounces that reservations already for ^ e priest to coma.himself. Osnver Parishts people of the North together with teered to form the nucleus of a ligion in the parish is foreseen. received indicate a capacity crowd Cathedral ...... ------tiso.oo daily adoration society. Each day (after Jan. 6, 1942) as Adminis­ Kindly announce to your people AnDundatlon ...... ____ S1.4S their Bishop are honored by having Father Newell announced that will participate in the Mass and in at all the Masses on Palm Sunday one woman will spend an hour in trator of the Diocese of Pueblo, Blessed Sacrament ...... 106.80 some part in the solemn and his­ to date nine Catholic boys and for his great assistence to the new the breakfast in the Lincoln room that, according to the instructions Holy F«m t]y______SO.tt adoration before the Blessed Sac­ toric events of this day. We are one woman from Dittleton are rep­ “ couple” in 'setting up housekeep­ of the Shirley-Savoy hotel. The of the Holy ^ e , the collection on Holy Ghoit ...... ------:S».84 rament, and will offer the act of Holy R otcry...... ----- a 11.50 proud of Bishop Willging. We resented on the parish roll of ing. men are asked to assemble at the Good Friday is given for the sup­ worship for the spiritual and tem­ Oar Lady of Aft. Carmel...... 20.60 cannot pay too high a tribute to honor, and that perhaps another The new bridegroom, said K. of C. clubhouse and march in port of the Holy Places in Pales­ PreienUtloD ...... ------16.90 the service he has rendered in our poral welfare of the men and boys Sacred Heart and Loyola...... 50. will be called if the war is long Father Miller, is the “ Divinely ap­ procession to the Cathedral. The tine, so that the proper mainte­ diocese; as college professor, as of the parish who are serving with pursued. Those already in uni­ Mass, to be offered by Archbishop St. Anne's (Arvada)...... ------IJ.SS pointed head of the house” and nance of the shrines made sacred St. Csietan's ...... Chancellor, as pastor, and as Vicar the armed forces of the nation. form are George Lievens, George Urban J. Vehr, will begin at 8 a successor of the Apostles. In an by the Savior’s Passion may be as­ St. Catherine's ...... ____ 56.00 General his earnest attention to Although the program was sug­ Bollis, William Bollis, Joseph Con­ o’clock. Immediately following the SC Dominie's ______------67.06 ordinary wedding, the bride has se­ sured. This collection should be duty, his intelligence, loyalty, and gested only last Sunday, and the Mass, the men will march to the SC EHxsbeth'i ...... ____ stoo rad, Lawrence Anderson, Clarence lected her husband from several sent to the Chancery within two St. Francis ds Salts'...... ____ 140.00 zeal stamped eve^ assignment original plan called for 31 women, Hoffman, Richard McAllister, Ed­ hotel, where the Most Rev. Gerald suitors. In this symbolic wedding, weeks. SL James* ...... ____25.00 with the mark of distinction. one for each day in the month, ward Maloney, Martin Maloney, T. Bergan, Bishop of Des Moines, St. John ih$ Evangelist's .... God and the Holy See have chosen Faithfully yours in Christ, the new society has already elic­ and Lieut. Elizabeth Maloney of la., will address them. Special St. Joseph's (C.SS.R.)...... 45.73 The growth and progress of the the bridegroom, and because of •i* URBAN J. VEHR, St. Joseph*! (Polish)...... ited virtually the Unanimous active the nurses’ corps. There are 75 (Tumto PageZ — Column 8) ...... «.oo Church since the days of the first the manner in which the selection Archbishop of Denver. PFC Fred Sinopoli (Turn to P agei — Column (TumtoPagelO — Column 4J backing of all the women of the families in the parish. (Turn to P a g e s— Column 1) I -if*-.: m m exsTr 1

PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, March 12, 1942

GREAT FAITH OF DENVER MEN CATHOLIC FAITH LIFTS DESOLATIOH Mill's n iim SODALISTS TO OFFER DAILY HOLY HOUR FOR SERVICE MEN IN NATION’S SERVICE SHOWN FROM HEART, SAYS BISHOP HAYES (Continued From Page One) family. Rose Sinopoli and Mrs. (Continued From Page One) .\nna Marie Wade as chairman, is force Rent to Ireland, althoQKh John Dyer. All belong to Our Lady prayer at this time, especially that making plans for the Living Ro> this news was confirmed only by o f Mt. Carmel parish. (Continued From Page One) religion and civilization in every affairs, and substituted eugenics which entails some sacrifice, was sary to be held this year on the letter that arrived this week. The letter concerning Lt. Stras- the mission of the Good Shepherd nation converted from barbarism and free-love and companionate He was inducted into service Aug. to Christianity. marriage and the sin of Onan for stressed at the parley by the union May 17. ser was sent from the Bishop’s — to all men— at all times— in all moderator, the Rev, Hubert Miss Mary Margaret Grabus re­ 11, and was stationed variously in house, Harrisburg, Pa., to Mrs. CHURCH NOT HEADLESS the pillars of decency and moral­ places. He came that the chil­ ity t^at from time immemorial Newell. ported for the Apostolic commit­ Fort Bliss, Tex.; Fort Leonard Alice D. Strasser of 1751 Hum­ CONGLOMERATION Wood, Mo.; Camp Claiborne, La., dren of men "might have life and h ^ sustained the temple of the At the meeting. Miss Patricia tee, which is to sponsor the mother- boldt street, Denver, his mother. (Continued From Page One) daughter Communions and break­ and Fort Dix, N. J., before going But the Church of Christ is one. home. Sacred things, eternal Weadick announced that Elizabeth The young officer attended the have it more abundantly.’’ The It is not a headless conglomera­ reservations are being made to fasts in May. abroad. things, in the minds and souls of accommodate a large delegation Spindler of St. Francis de Sales’ Colorado school of mines Second Person of the Blessed tion of independent societies. He writes, in part: many had lost their meaning/and of soldiers from the three Denver parish was awarded the defense Miss Marie Driscoll of St. Fran­ Golden and was graduated as a Trinity came to restore to the Unity — visible and corporate Dear Mom and Dad: their value. A sort of moral de­ bond presented by the union. For cis de Sales’ sodality, wbo came to human race its original heritage unity— is one of the marks indel­ posts. The annual Communion Feeling fine and doing all right. featism, as calamitous to the dig­ the best work in disposing of the America in 1939 from Ireland, re­ of children of God and heirs to ibly impressed upon it by its Di­ series begins this Sunday with a It seems that the army agrees with nity of the children of God as na­ bond, St. Philomena’s sodality, of counted some of her experiences the kingdom of heaven; to com­ Mass in Boulder. me no matter where they put me. vine founder. And the mighty, tional defeatism, would be to the which Anaette La Tourette is pre­ on the way over, and also told of municate to men the fullness of Divitiely constituted bond uniting The only thing that hasn’t agreed freedom of the fatherland, has Program for Service fect, was given a special prize. some of the legends about Ireland. the truth of God; to bestow upon dioceses and parishes, Bishops, ^ th me was the ocean trip. Out­ become the sad lot of those who Living Rosary May 17 The next monthly meeting will all generations of mankind the priests, and people in the Holy Men to Be Discussed side o f that everything else is turned from the eternal ways of Our Lady’s committee, with Miss be April 7. lights and the helps— the graces swell. I’m hoping to hear the same Catholic and Apostolic Church is sanity and peace, happiness and All the Catholic men of Denver necessary for their eternal salva­ the Chair of Peter and the chief from you. salvation. are invited to attend a meeting tion. He himself was to remain shepherd who occupies it as I went to church Sunday. They in the Knights of Columbus hall, on earth in a visible form but for Bishop of Rome and Vicar of Do we exaggerate, my brethren, 1575 Grant street, Thursday eve­ have,a nice church here. Every­ 33 years, and then He returned to Christ. To Peter and his succes­ when we say that, infected by this ning, March 19. According to thing is the same. I suppose the His heavenly throne. But, in an sors Christ entrusted the keys of crass materialism and led astray Mass is the same all over the Herbert Fairall, grand knight of external and a visible form. His the kingdom, granted the author by this resurrected positivism, the local council, the event will be world. I guess that is one consola­ spiritual kingdom and ministry ity ,to strengthen his brethren, to millions of men are forsaking the tion about the Catholic religion. I highlighted by the attendance of were to last to the end of time. feed the flock, and to be the su­ heritage of Christian morals that Archbishop Vehr, who will address also received the sacraments. I’ll By a personal call. He chose 12 preme shepherd of the one fold was once accepted as an ideal both try and keep it up. Maybe God will the assembly on the Church’s pro­ disc^les, and He Himself desig­ To him and to his successors as by those who, as prodigal children, then watch over me. gram in promoting and sponsor­ nated them Apostles. He clothed Bishops of Rome was granted that had proved faithless to their birth­ Ireland is a wonderful country. ing welfare programs for the men them with all the power he had primacy of authority and jurisdic­ right and by those who had strayed in the armed forces, and the par­ When the Irish say that a bit of received from Hjs Father: “ As the tion over the Universal Church, far from the path of Christian heaven fell from the sky and was ticular contributions that can be Father hath sent me, so do I also and with him must Bishop and truth? The unrest and the uncer­ made to the advancement and de­ named Ireland they are not kid send you;’’ He commissioned them priest and people be united in tainty which afflict the world to­ ding. I do believe that every place velopment of the USO club to “ teach all nations’’— “ to preach faith and obedience and worship. day flow from one fountain head: operated by the NCCS in Denver. has its drawbacks. Here in Ireland the Gospel to every creature;’’ He From that center of truth and Men banished God, ignored His is a very damp climate. It seems Cla$t of 35 Initiated placed all men at all times under law, in the exercise of the supreme rights, and forgot His Christ. “ The A class of 35 Denver candidates to rain every day. Or it might be obligation to hear their voice and Apostolic authority, Celestine I fool hath said in his heart, there that we are in the rainy season. was initiated in the second and to heed their message: “ He that sent Patrick to Ireland; Gregory is no God; they are corrupt, and third degrees of the order Sunday We don’t seem to mind it as we heareth you heareth Me, and he the Great, whose feast is observed have become abominable in their are getting used to it Everyone Cadet Louii Sinopoli in ceremonies conducted by State Jim McConaly, Jr, Jame* P. McConaly, Sr. that despiseth you despiseth Me;’’ today, bade Augustine go to Eng­ ways.” Deputy William J. Carter, as­ seems to have the same idea. Ac­ He promised to be with them “ all land; Gregory II confirmed Boni­ Catholic truth— the Gospel of 4S Y tin Eip«rltnc« tually no one is sorry he is here, petroleum engineer in 1941 In sisted by his team from Leadville. days even to the consutnmation of face in his mission to Germany, Crete and Pueblo, of Bishop Titus How are things at home? I November of last year he was Archbisnop Vehr was the speaker chosen to attend a selective train, the world.’’ and Adrian II sanctioned the la­ and Bishop Willging— lifts this at a dinner in honor of the newly People recommend us think of you all every moment I bors of Sts. Cyril and Methodius desolation from the human heart get a chance. They are doing ing school for engineers in Camp Apostles Instruments of Salvation initiated candidates after the cere­ Belvoir, Va. The letter comes from and challenges this rising tide of mony. He told the group the pres­ because they know- we aim to be always more .everything possible not to make us Thus it was t^eViil7nd■■the|Xn''^n^£'n^^^^^^^^ neo-paganism with the clarion cry Father George Mulcahy, and is as decree of the God-man that those ence of thousands of soldiers in reasonable than others homesick. The officers are swell of Christian faith. “ This is life— follows Apostles-those Bishop:^hould » Fort Logan, Lowry field, and Fitz- I do believe they are trying to be this is eternal life that they may like our own fathers to us. I miss Dear Mrs. Strasser: simons General hospital makes Regardless of Price i t h S 'm e f ^T o u w fe 'ffis ^ Z is ^ k ^he exercise of that s a ie Apos- know Thee the .one true God and an adequate welfare program im­ you all very much. I hope you A week ago last Sunday I met you get that same beautiful service that has one of the finest boys that I have Jesus Christ whom Thou hast perative. The Archbishop pledged don’t worry because everything sent” increased our business every year. will be over soon. Then just think ever known— your son. I went to his own co-operation and that of what experience in travel I’ll have Indiantown Gap military camp to Faith Supplies Philosophy of Life the parish priests of Denver in to tell. I’ m not sorry that the army celebrate Mass for some boys lives in the kingdomKinRUoni purchasedpurenaseu | dpCatholic Church. Ten years later Peter again ex- school. The three members who Sincerely, sold 'the most tickets, Mrs. Flor­ That Episcopate can be traced ercised Hfjr Apostolic authority, Father George Mulcahy, back in an unbroken line to ite and Leo XIII, dividing the Dio^ r e ence Patch, Mrs. Rose Lily, and KIT CARSON FINALLY Mrs. Rose Popipanio, will receive Divine origin in Chnst and m God. cese of Leavenworth, appointed GETS INTO ARMY Bishop Clement o f Rome, whaOTc- the first Bishop of the Diocese of EVENT rewards. I. Christopher Charles Carson of The English section has decided ce^ed to the chair o f St, Peter Denver, which, within the past La' Junta, a grandson of the fa­ while St. John perhaps yvts still few months, another Pius raised to co-operate with the Holy Name mous scout. Kit Carson, a Cath­ society in forming a credit union. living, epitomizes the genealogy to the dignity of an archdiocese, Cottrell's got in under the wire on this pur­ olic, tried to enlist in the army, of fh® Episcopal office in one And in this year of grace, from The Italian section of the Altar navy, and marines, but was re­ chase to you get the up-to-the minute in society will meet Sunday, March sent®nce: “ Christ was 8®nt by God that same center of truth and law jected because he was too short. style at the down-to-earth-in-pricel All new 15. at 2 p.m. in the church. • Father — the Apostles by comes the authority by which the But his selective service number C hris^and the Bishops by the new Diocese of Pueblo is erected Spring merehandiae we cannot even duplicate The girls of St. Theresa’s so­ came up and March 10 he was dality have formed a bowling Apostles. and the powers and the preroga- passed for army service at the again I Save on ALL WOOL clothing NOW I team. Co-chairmen of the team The life of Christ’s Church— lives of its new Bishop are exer- Pueblo selective service center. are Miss Edith Risoli and Miss its struggles and its triumphs— cised, Examiners said that he made the Leona Carlone. has centered about the Bishop-- NEW DIOCESE BOASTS 60-inch height mea.surement "by a The Adola club will meet Mon about his-see, his Cathedral, his q F PROUD LINEAGE whisker.’’ chair of teaching authority Par- it is therefore no empty title day, March 16, in the school hall James J. Powers, Jr., a grad­ at 8 p.m. All members are urged ishes were gradually established, to which the new diocese and the to attend. uate of Cathedral high school, and pastors— priests ordained by new Bishop can lay claim— no Denver, who is with the army sig­ The Rev. John Laurenti, O.S.M., him in every city— were given mean Imeage of which they can $35 Packard Spring Suits nal corps, arrived in England has been visiting the Servile Fa­ local juri.sdiction so that the boast. From Pius XII to Pius VI safely, a cable to his sister. Miss thers here. He is from Chicago, safely, a cable to his sister. Miss i Bishop— the pastor of pastors— to Clement VII and across 20 cen He was once stationed in ML Car­ Mary Powers, 1749 Humboldt. might devote himself to the more tori J t y S t Peter— mel parish. street, declares. important work of enacting laws, God, the Diocese of Pueblo and $45, $50 & $55 Topcoats Mrs. Susie Lamiato, 3750 Kala- of prescribing regulations, and of its first Ordinary can trace the math street, Denver, is anxious as directing priests and people in the ijfe.jine of authority and doctrine Bacon & Schramm a loyal American for the United path of ChrLst s truth and God s and truth Nations to win. But she is also salvation. As the Church p - it is no strange doctrine, no ROOFING hoping that no harm comes to five panded and new peoples and tribeH new Gospel, that the Diocese of AND nephews who are on the other w®re l®d “ from the shadow of Pueblo and its Bishop proclaim, side. Two are British prisoners of death . . . into the ways of peace,” Priests from Santa Fe planted its ROOF REPAIRING war in East Africa and three are new Bishops were appointed and first seeds in this locality nearly S230 Walnut St> QEL 6S6S serving with the Italian army and new dioceses were erected which U century ago. Bishop Miege navy. became new and vital centers of [preached it here more than 90 years ago. Bishop Machebeuf and Father Raverdy announced it in mining towns and camps three quarters of a century ago. Gen­ erations of zealous priests and REMEMBER Neighbors— All Roads Lead to loyal people have made it known and spoken about in the whole of SUITS in Wilihire Tweedi and Shetlands — new Colorado. It is the .same doctrine, tana, greyi and pattel bluei. Doublt and tingle the same Gospel, the same truth breaiteds. Titus received from Paul and that MILLERS’-F R E E Defense TOPCOATS in Tweeds, Shetlands, Coverts and the Apostle of the Gentiles re­ ceived from Christ It is the Holy Hair Fleeces. New fly-front models with aet-in Roman Catholic and Apostolic tleeves. faith with its me.ssage to men of Cooking School! every age, of every clime, of every nation. That message— The Second Big Defense School Is being held at ihe ye.sterday, today, and the same $45 New Spring forever— is the call to restore Jesus Christ in the life of the in­ ORIENTAL THEATRE, dividual, in the life of the family; and in 4,he life of the nation. Timely & Mansfield Suits 44th Ave. and Tennyson, My brethren, one need not be a Buy a gloomy pessimist to be persuaded At 1:30 p.m. Today that that mes.sage has been for­ gotten by multitudes of the pres­ Bond for $60 to $75. Topcoats Following seuioni to be held Mon., Tue*., Wed., Mrs, Sio Staifoi ent generation, and hence that all New York City, is not well with this world of ours. Offense Thun, and Fri., March 16, 17, 18, 19 and 20. t nationally known homo economUt, U In One need not confine one’s reading Laclurn on WarUmt charfi of the big too* to sensational yellow journals or D*f«nM R«eipu oad annaal Freo Cook* to erratic so-called liberal peri­ CMkinx and Manui! log Sehool, offarlng honiewlrca of Donwor odicals to arrive at the conviction valoablo Information that uncertainty and unrest op­ aboot Titamlnt for 1 family health. press the hearts and minds and COME— RttlNG YOUR FRIENDS souls of thousands of individuals, especially 'o f young men and women, and threaten the stability It’o a new kind of Cooking School for 1942, bringing Denver of more than one nation. Two housewives an entirely new slant on home management from decades ago it was the fashion to the standpoint of war-time meal planning and point to war as the explanation budgeting! Learn all about Vitamins for of these growing evils, and now a second world catastrophe is of­ health and how to prepare nourishing meals fered as the cause of moral and SUITS in multipls atripei, fancy cheeka and plaids A KITCHEN at low cost. political upheaval. —greys, bluet, browns and new pastels. Explanation Ii Too Facile Products Carry the It is too facile an explanation, TOPCOATS feature imported tweedi, Venetiais CLINIC and too shallow. The causes ante­ Coverts .^nd Htlr Fleeces. Many tipper qullte* Unqualified Approval of dated the_ first World war and lined. After Every Seuion Mrs. Stanton. have persisted into the present crisis. The foundations of Chris­ be held daily from 4 lo tian living were being sapped by p.m. in the Miller Super a spirit that banished Jesus Christ B el nearest the scliAol. from the world and denied Him days when there is no any share in the economy of hu­ ipnnol, the kitchen clinic will man government aYid human con­ ^ne held from 3 to 5 p.m. duct. Current literature held up Mrs. Stanton will gladly help to ridicule many of the most beau­ Vou solve any household tiful .and wholesome sentiments problem. millER'S of human love and sacred mar­ riage. Great universities tolerated CtTTKEUi’S and applauded professors who ■SUPER milBKETSItaught anarchy in government, ad­ vocated confiscation in economic ithe M k s $fore« 62l $j x t e £ !1 T h s i Thursday, March 12, 1942 Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THREE Apostolic Delegate Wires Greetings to New Bishop

diocese. I am grateful to all the and counsel I received in connec­ extension. I have the testimony Pueblo, I shall go forward in­ submit to Its guidance for the But we will resign ourselves to the {Continued From Page One) fect. From this time on, Pueblo Most Reverend members of the tion with my appointment, I re­ of our Metropolitan that the trepidly and unsparingly in the accomplishment of the Creator’s decrees of Divine Providence for was made, the bride knows that the is a distinct and independent dio­ Hierarchy and to the members of ceived one from the Very Rev­ clergy and religious and people conviction that we have a work plan. He directly outlines the path our spiritual betterment. We will marriage is bound to be a success. cese in the history of the Church. the clergy who, mindful of the erend Provincial of the Society of of Southern Colorado are a loyal fortify ourselves with the armor You will pardon the personali­ Arckbiihop Gerken Speak* importance of this event to the St. Sulpice in Baltimore, where I and zealous group of God’s serv­ to do together, and points the way for each in­ of faith and charity and purity ties that the occasion seems to Bishop and clergy and laity of the had my theological training, and Archbishop Gerken. who gave the ants, and we hope to build great “ If I am here, it is because I dividual’s earthly mission, and I of purpose, and so we all will be call for. Bishm) Willging, I know Diocese of Pueblo, came from in it he said: ‘It is a great honor first toast on the luncheon program, accomplishments on that founda­ have a special mission to perform know that that tracing of my life’s true leaders of the people, who your priests. I hpve visited their near, and many from far, to give to be the founder of a new diocese, tion of loyalty and zeal and devo­ here. It is the mission of St. will look to us for guidance and rules the historic Archdiocese of parishes and homes and I can say path has been most apparent to an auspicious and blessed begin­ but you will have to pay for it.’ tion. Therese, the Little Flower, it is strengthening and purification Santa Fe, with which the Church in to you candidly that they are a ning to the organization o f a dio­ The words may be prophetic, and “ For my part, and I say this the ‘Mission of Love.’ I have me. What the future holds I do through the word and grace of Colorado has close ties. The first splendid group of God-fearing cese that, with God’s help, -will we are not disturbed by them, be­ with no simulated pretense, but always felt the strong, guiding, not know, but I mean to abandon God.” resident priests in Colorado came men, working hard in the service myself utterly to the directing from New Mexico. The first Bishoi contribute its part, and perhaps cause the honor means little and from a sense of sheer honestness, and compelling influence of Divine of the Lord, and some of them a large part, to the development it is a greater honor to carry on force of that Providence. It is un­ of Denver, the Most Rev. Josepl that 1 am willing to stand on my Providence in my life, as it is in residing in remote mission terri and advancement of God’s Church doubtedly my last consignment and Oldest Active Priest in Projectus Machebeuf, had been the work of organization already record, and go hand in hand with every life for those why try to tories that hgye always challenged in America. so admirably effected by His Ex­ my clergy in spending myself for discern it, and I have never hesi­ I want to give to it the best that Toledo Diocese Dies Vicar General of Santa Fe before my sympathy and admiration. past experience in my previous coming through Pueblo to Denver “I am grateful foremost and cellency, the first Archbishop of the upbuilding of our diocese in tated to give due credit to It. It You are experienced in the always to the Divine Providence positions has prepared me for. in 1860. The old Diocese of Denver, Denver, and to be associated with the tilings that arS Christ’s and brought-me to the scenes of my Sandusky, 0.— Bishop Karl J, ways of administration. You know for the part I am elected to play from which the Diocese of Pueblo a body of exemplary priests and according to the programs outlined priestly labors in Montafia and “ In common with thinking and Alter celebrated a Solemn Pon­ there is nothing perfect under the in that organization. Inadver­ by His earthly vicars. Humanly now It brings me to the scene of was separated on Jan. 6, was a suf sun. You will have your ups and zealous religious and devoted laics foreseeing a n d supematurally tifical Requiem Mass for the Rt. tently I almost used the word ‘pay’ who have already accomplished so speaking, I would sooner follow my Episcopal labors in Colorado. minded men, we might have rea­ fragan of Archbishop Gerken’s downs, your problems and cares Rev. William F. Murphy, 84, oldest instead of ‘play,’ and perhaps I leadqrship than assume it, but, I have the conviction of faith that Metropolitan see. Denver itself is and compensations, your joys afld much for the promotion of Christ’s son ‘to summon up many- fears for priest on the active list in the Dio­ should have used it. Among the now a Metropolitan see with your sorrows. The pectoral cross kingdom and who will co-operate since I have been elected to the every life comes under that in­ the future of the Church and na­ cese of Toledo, in Sts. Peter and many messages of congratulation Pueblo as a suffragan. of consecration you wear will faithfully with me for its further leadership of the Church in fluence and that every life must tion in the days that lie before. Paul’s church. Archbishop Gerken said that he carry its obvious significance for bad celebrated Mass Thursday you at time^ but you have a faith­ morning for the welfare of the ful band of co-workers to share SCENES SHOWING INSTALLATION OF BISHOP WILLGING new Diocese of Pueblo. Those of the responsibilities which your of­ us, he declared, who have spent fice in the Church imposes upon years in missionary work and have you. I have always enjoyed corn- often found the picture very dark coming to the southern part of the are now suddenly reminded of the state which is now your jurisdic magnificent progress that the tion and the priests in this terri Church has made in this region. tory have always been loyal, gra­ We see this progress today in the' cious, and understanding. Many erection of the Diocese of Pueblo, of them I have ordained to the as a short time ago we saw it when altar. So while I proffer you the Diocese of Denver was raised hearty welcome to the archdio to the Archiepiscopal dignity and cese and to your own diocese, not long before when the Diocese wish to add a word of sincere ap of Gallup was established. preciation to the priests of this ! When a Bishop wishes to dc' jurisdiction who have been one \ velop a section of his diocese, it with me in effort and loyalty in matters little how many chapels the years that have gone. he may have there until he ap You priests of the Pueblo dio­ points a resident priest to that sec cese have heard me sufficiently tion. Then there is great develop­ often in the past and I know you ment. The same principle holds are anxious to have a word from true in the establishment of a new your own Bishop. Might I at this diocese. Pueblo is quite a distance time make one or two suggestions from Denver, and in the past the which Bishop Willging would not Bishops of Denver have perforce now feel free to offer? It is super­ found their hands filled with prob­ fluous even to insinuate the con­ lems and works closer to home tinuation of that same loyal co­ than Pueblo. We can be sure that, operation and devoted service in with the erection of the new dio­ the cause of souls as you have al­ cese and the coming of Bishop ways given. That is assumed. Willging, there will be great spir­ Home for Biihop Needed itual progress in the city of Pueblo First, might I suggest that at itself and throughout the new such opportune time as Bishop ecclesiastical territory. Willging in his judgment might Recall* Trial* in Amarillo advise, the priests and parishes of Archbishop Gerken said that he this jurisdiction should combine knows what it is like to be the their efforts in securing a suitable first Crdinary of a new diocese, home for their Ordinary as he for he himself was the first Bishop might determine. His living quar­ of Amarillo, Tex. He contrasted ters and Chancery facilities ip St, Bishop Willging in the procession from the rectory to the Cathedral, just preceding the services of the large number of priests who Mary’s hospital are obviously only the ingressum. Cliaplains, Rev. Patrick Conway of Rocky Ford (left), Rev. Thomas Fitzgerald of Pueblo, made their homagium to Bishop a temporary arrangement. This, Willging in the installation Mass of course, cannot be placed entirely Thursday morning with the group upon the Bishop’s shoulders but de­ of eight priests he found in the mands the sympathetic co-opera­ Diocese of Amarillo when he was tion and good will and diocesan­ installed in April, 1927. When the mindedness of all the priests of this^ third Bishop of Amarillo, the Most jurisdiction. You must be pre­ Rev. Laurence J. FitzSimon, was pared to assume the increased installed last fall, about 40 priests share of the burden of diocesan made the homagium. The increase administration and of the educa in the number of priests of the tion of additional students for the Diocese of Amarillo is indicative priesthood. of the development that follows Second, I would offer the further the erection of a new diocese. suggestion that each priest of the The positior^f-a Bishop organiz Diocese of Pueblo realize the need ing a new diSSese is a diffictdbone, of developing native vocations to and great problems are involved the diocesan priesthood in order in his work, but the wonderful to perpetuate his own priesthood k r . experience gained by Bishop Will­ and to fare for the personnel needs ging in his work as Chancellor of your diocese. The Diocese of of the Diocese of Helena will stand Pueblo has now six seminarians in him in good stead now. He would preparation for the priesthood, not have been named first Bishop most of whom are far removed of Pueblo if the Holy See had not from ordination. The northern part been sure of his ability to organize of the state has given the larger and to carry on the work of the percentage of vocations to the dioc­ diocese. esan priesthood in the past. This Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, left, whose territory in the Diocese of Denver included the area to be under Archbishop Gerken appealed to was undoubtedly inevitable because the jurisdiction of Bishop Joseph Willging, right, in the new Diocese of Pueblo. The Southern Colo­ the clergy of the Pueblo diocese Denver was a more populous cen­ rado diocese is a suffragan see to the Archbishop o f Denver. to form a solid unit behind the new ter, but now as an independent dio­ Bishop and to remember always cese your own needs and require­ that now Pueblo and not Denver ments will increase. Many par­ is their ecclesiastical center. He ishes of long establishment in this reminded the priests that many area are now ripe for the develop­ things must be done for the proper ment of vocations if given the setting up of the see city. Works proper priestly encouragement and not before required in Pueblo are sympathetic co-operation. Montana delegation of priests at thC installation with three Bishops whose names are linked with the now matters of real necessity, and In order to assist in the care of Treasure state. In the back row (left to right) are the Most Rev. Ralph L. Hayes, former Bishop of all priests of the diocese, secular souls in oiir state and to obviate Helena and now rector of the North American college, Rome; the Most Rev. Joseph C Willging, who and religious, must wholeheartedly any misunderstanding, I wish to was Vicar General of the Helena diocese when he was named first Bishop of Pueblo, and the Most Rev. -- back up the new Bishop. They announce at this time that dll Joseph M. Gilmore, present Bishop of Helena. In the center row are Fathers Patrick Cjsey of Drummond must remember that he is in this jriests enjoying the faculties of the and Russell White, S.J., of Missoula; front row. Fathers N. C. Hoff of Butte, Peter F. MacDonald of diocese the highest representative Diocese of Pueblo, with the ap­ Walkcnille, Denis P. Meade of Missoula, Janies J. Sheerin of Stevensville, John F. Sheehan of Butte, and of the Holy Father and of Jesus proval of Bishop Willging, by that J. A. Rooney of Butte. ; Christ among men. very fact are hereby given the Urge* Vocation* to Priesthood faculties of the Archdiocese of / The Archbishop particularly Denver during the period of my in­ urged the clergy to promote voca­ cumbency in office. tions among the young men of the My most sincere good wishes and diocese. Every ecclesiastical terri prayers go to you. today. Bishop tory in the United States must WiUging, as you assume jurisdic­ realize today that it is no longer tion in your new diocese. I fer­ possible to be looking across the vently ask God’s blessing upon your sea to Europe for candidates to the work and the efforts of your faith priesthood. It becomes also in ful priests and devoted people. May Pueblo flourish and prosper creasingly hard to draw ecclesi' -4iis t'“ astical manpower from other parts under your leadership, by the grace of this country. of the Lord Christ, whose Sacred Only by constantly drilling and Heart is the titular patron of your < 1 # repeating the facts, declared Arch Cathedral. Ad multos annos! bishop Gerken, can we make the Expresses Thanks f y people realize that they must now To All Present furnish their own prie.sts. I'! In conclusion, the Archbishop In his responsory statements recalled that both he and Bishop after the clergy banquet Bishop Willging came originally from the Willging spoke informally, his re­ same parish in Iowa. He paid marks being principally an ex­ pression of thanks to all who by Tlie “ homagium,” the ceremony that follows the ascent of the Most Rev. Joseph C.'Willging to hi* tribute to the pa.stor who had di [m K , throne when his priests of the Diocese of Pueblo file before him to pay their homage. In this picture. rected them in their youth and voice or their mere presence con­ tributed to the solemnity of the Father Raymond Newell of Walsenburg is kissing the ring of the Bishop, Chaplains, Rev. Ihomas Fita- spoke in high praise of the late gerald of Pueblo (left). Rev. Patrick (Jonway of Rocky Ford. Bishop John P. Carroll of Helena, inauguration of the first Bishop an Iowa priest who was responsible of Pueblo and who gave impetus for Bishop Willging’s going to the beginning of his administra Montana to work as a priest. tion. “ My first word,” His Ex­ cellency said, “ must be one of Archbishop Vehr Calls thanks and my lasting sentiments Celebration Best Ever in the remembrance of this occa­ In opening his luncheon address sion will be those of thanks. Above Archbishop Vehr declared that all I wish to thank the Most Rev­ “ today’s celebration is the loveliest erend rector of the North Ameri­ and grandest ceremony that can college in Rome, Bishop Pueblo has ever seen.” The Arch Hayes, for his eloquent and force­ bishop continued as follows: ful sermon in the Mass this morn­ Today’s celebration marks the ing. Coming as he did from the third after-dinner talk I have ‘Pittsbuigh of the East’ to define given within recent weeks in con the significance of the establish­ nection with the creation of the ment of a new see and to wish Archdiocese of Denver and the God speed to one of his former new see of Pueblo. It placed upon priests now formally installed as V" me, as interpreting this historic head of the Church in the ‘Pitts­ occasion for the Church of ColO' burgh of the West,’ Bishop Hayes rado, the pleasant duty of extend contributed several links in the i ing a sincere, warm-hearted wel chain that binds together the come to the first Bishop of Pueblo Diocese of Pueblo with the Diocese and the unenviable task of bidding of Helena. farewell, officially, to the fine “ As fourth Bishop of Helena in body of priests whom I have the Rockies, even though his reign learned to know and love in the was short, owing to larger re­ past ten years. sponsibilities to which he was As everyone appreciates, the called, he left the impress of hLs division of an ecclesiastical terri' learning and administrative ability topr of more than 100,QOO square on his priests, and for one he miles in our growing West land marked the trail along the Conti­ was an inevitable development that nental divide from the see city of the progress of the Church would Helena to the newest of this coun­ normally demand. It happened to try’s see cities, also in the Rockies, come in our time, and I am sure and segmented by that divide.” as the years go on the wisdom of “ I thank all the speakers on the Church will be amply justified this pronam for their enlighten­ Archbishop Urban J. Vehr as he walks in the procession to Sacred Heart Cathedral prior to the in- for the canonical -changes which ing and Heartening tributes to the Interior view of Sacred Heart Cathedral in Pueblo, wiin•,t tfisliop ntt^iTT itaiph !>. jai. t«j ilBJWlion ceremonies. Left to right: Very Rev. F. P, CswleT. Durango* Very Rev. Nicholas today’s ceremony signify and ef­ future prospects of this infant with Bishop Ralph L, Hayes in the pulpit de- Grand Junction; Archbishop Vehr; Rev. Louis M. Doherty, Ordwayt Rev, Be^Lrd Cuilen, D en vw .^ ^ ii Uveriog the sermon, Bishop Willging is sealed at the left on the Episcopd throiOf. groundi Joaeph LojileeO) Trinidad seminarian* PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyatone 4205 Thursday, March 12, 1942

The Dernier Catholic RcgistcrlCATHOLIC FAITH LIFTS DESOLATION Ginld Meeting WE HAVE P r«»id«it______:___ Moit Rev. Archbiehop Urban J. Vebr, D.D. Editor______Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D,, LL.D., Jour.D. Haaas;iiis ...... Hnhart A. Smith, Jour.D FROM HEART, SAYS BISHOP HAYES Aaaoeiata Editon—M. F. Everett, Jour.D.; Charles J. HcMeill, A.B. Is Conducted by St. Patrick's Day Jour.D.; Rev. Walter Canavan, J.C.L., LittD.; Rev. John Cavanagh. (Continued From Page Two) “ and he who resisteth, resisteth and defense that must be produced H.A., LittD.; Rev. Edward A. Breen, H.A., LittM .; Leonard Tangney, individual and over human society, the ordinance of God,” because in ever increasing numbers. The A.B., Jout.D.; Max Greedy. man’s duty, and/society’s duty of there is an incorruptible ■ Judge gravest danger to our country is submission of Qhrist. who is no respecter of persons, not that some foreign power may- New President Cards-Buttons-Shamrocks Entered as second claaa matter at ttio post office at Denver, Colo. Man is not a mere creature of who cannot be bought with bribes, invade our shores; but that our nor corrupted' by flattery, nor space and time— not a mere ag- citizens may forget that there i r At the meeting of St. Joseph’s iomeration of blind protons and blinded by deceit. We render to a God— that He became our eldest guild March 6 in the library of St: Published Weekly by Caesar the things that are Caesar’s Brother in His' Incarnation— that electrons— ^not an unfeeling ma­ Francis de Sales’ high school, Mrs. chine driven by fate. HeHias a because by so doing we render to it is His holy will that all should Karl Mayer, newly elected presi­ and Statues THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) be incorporated in His living Mys­ living soul as well as a noble body; God the things that are God’s. dent, presided for the first time. 938 Bannock Street he is endowed with the marvelous When you deny to God the things tical Body. Ignorance of God Committee chairmen appointed faculties of intellect and free will. that are God’s, then you under­ disregard for His Christ— consti­ for the ensuing year are: Hostess, Telephone, KEyatone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 The soul of the Christian illumined mine the authority of Caesar. tutes a more serious danger to our Mrs. J. R. Kline; telephone, Mrs. St. Joseph and St. Patrick by faith tells him that he has a Then civil allegiance rests on the nation than all the threats and T. Hallinan; sick, Mrs. F, Spindler, more»noble goal beyond the con­ shifting sands of party loyalty; schemings of the most ruthless and ways and means, Mrs. R. Mc­ Subscription: $1 per year. fines of earthly existence; he national life is weakened for hu­ dictator. With civil society, as with Donough. cards, pictures and novenas wants to find that power which man authority and freedom falls the individual Christian and citi­ Mrs. John Spillane, who served iS- Thursday, March 12, 1942 • makes and shapes, sustains and when God is set aside. There is zen, indeed with any aspiration or on the ways and means committee, guides the world. He is not satis nothing left but the pride ahd pas work of mankind, it is God, or it was given a vote of-^atitude for fied with an earthbound faith in sion and caprice of men either to is nothing: “ Unless the Lord built her work in directing the five an­ man which perishes with this sustain national integrity or to the house, they labor in vain who nual card parties that have been OFFICIAL! ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER planet; he cannot rest content devise and implement an enlight­ build it; unless the Lord guards the main source o f revenue since The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval with a system of reasoning that ened spirit of national unity. Re­ the city, he'watches in vain who the guild was organized. We confirm it aa the official publication of the Archdiocese, ^ a t - leads the mind into a creedless ligion affords the only rational keeps it.” Mrs. Spindler’s committee was ~ j B m e S ClBRKE* ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or twilight and tells him nothing of and solid foundation of civil alle­ May the Sacred Heart of Christ authorized to add congratulatory those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. giance; it remains the basis of and the Immaculate Heart of Mai7 his purpose here, the meaning of cards to the condolence and con­ Baadquartere for Wo hope The Register will be read in every home of the the universe, and his own last end; patriotism and the guarantee of His Mother bless and |piide and valescence cards already in use. CHURCH Archdiocese. and he rejects a philosophy that national prosperity and security. strengthen your new Bmhop, and These cards will be purchased from ABTICLEB o r DEVOTION We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in gives no key to the dark-riddle Such, my brethren, is the phi­ be the augury and the seal of bene­ the Sisters of the Good Shepherd. CHURCH FURNISHINGS GOODS the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. of death— that falls back on an losophy, the theology of the civil ficent works to be continued and Because many members have ex­ BOOKS FOB THE CATH- • URBAN J. VEHR, empty agnosticism, that averts its society we call the state as taught multiplied for God and His Church pressed a desire for a complete OUC LAITT AND CLERGT HOUSE Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. face with a lame apology, deserts by the Catholic Church from St. and our country in the new Dio membership list, the St. Francis de him when he most needs light, and Paul to Pius XII, from Bishop Ti cese of Pueblo. Sales’ high school typing classes 1636-38 Tremont Street Phone TAbor 3789 leaves him nothing but the empti­ tus to Bishop Willging. Society is will prepare revised lists of all ness of doubt. of God; it rests on His authority, members of the guild. These lists lives by His providence, and at­ Catholic faith— the faith of will be ready for distribution next tains ^ end by obedience to His “DENVER’S HOST PROGBESSTVE LAUNDRr* Rome and Crete and Pueblo— Up­ month. will. To restore Jesus Christ to Registorials holds man’s true dignity. It en­ New Feature Added His rightful place in the individual dows man with the conviction THE CASCADE LACiSDRY lives of American citizens, in the An innovation was added to the that there is a world beyond the American family, in the Ameri regular committee reports. Begin ’*TRT OUB NEW SERVICE” lens of physical science. It is the (Continued From Page One) can school, in the American so­ ning April 11, a five-minute report realm of the supernatural. Fools on the whereabouts and special ac­ Complete Lanndry Service ciety embodies the original and $9,000,000 worth of business, with civilian service he may designate. account it a world of dreamt; the tivities of the nuns sponsored by truly American concept of Chris­ 1147 Mirktt WE CALL FOR AND DEUVES TA. 1376-1171 net eaminfs to patrons of $800,- The President’s wife shortly be. Catholic— the Christian— knows it each member of the guild will be tian citizenship and Christian civi* 000. An oil refinery, a pipe line, fore said in her daily column that is to be the abode of truth. He given. This should prove an inter lization, and is the best contribu fertilizer plants, hatcheries, etc., both men and women should be lives a life that is not bound by esting feature, since the member­ are some of the lines added to the drafted and “ told what is the job the senses; he has an existence tion we can make to our country’s ship is made up almost entirely of welfare and preparedness and final original business. they are to do.” Whether this bill relatives of the Sisters of St. Jos­ that does not end with the dis­ victory. 3. We believe that people of and this suggestion will be acted solution of the body; he has a des The engagements of Archbishop eph. The historian will have “Why Pay More?” upon, we have no way of knowing. similar work, both employers and tiny greater than anything this The present war that has been Urban J. 'Vehr through the spring charge of this report. (Tradomark) employes, should form guilds for But they may be significant indica. wo^d can offer. The Christian is thrust upon us constitutes a chal and early summer period are an­ Miss Mary Gorman’s name was their own protection in salaries, tiona of a trend even though au. the recipient of a favor infinitely lenge to that moral duty of patri nounced this week as follows: added to the membership list. Miss wages, and business. These guilds thorities appear to believe now superior to all his natural gifts. He otism, a challenge which each one Sunday, March 15, Boulder, Sa­ Gorman will sponsor Sister ’Thom- should insist on decent fees and that the “ draft” of men and women knows it as the grace of Christ— a of us must accept and does accept cred Heart church, K. of C.-CIath- asina, who is stationed in Hono­ WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES will come through gradual tran. prices and use organized methods gift that completes the likeness with the full confidence and tte olic Men’s Communion Mass and lulu INCORPORATED to enforce them. The labor union sition rather than an abrupt grant of man to the image of God— an firm determination to carry it breakfast. Mrs. A. C. Tremlett was ac­ of authority. ' movement need not be interfered endowment that ouuasts death and through to the triumph of a real Thursday, March 19, Mullen claimed a “ super salesman” for Colorado Owned Stores The selective service system Christian peace, and, as our Presi with, but a broader plan is needed, is a foreshadowing of life eternal. home for the aged, Mass and Con selling $31 worth of tickets for caUed by many the fairest method dent has phrased it, “ so help us one that will get pwple organized He is the child of the living God firmation, 8:30 a.m.; Knights of the card party Feb. 7 in the Denver Englewood , 800 Santa Fe Dr. of obtaining men for the armed God.” But America will not be not into class against class, but the heir to the kingdom of heaven, Columbus meeting, 8 p.m. Dry Goods Co. tea room. Four into a system in which they will be services. It affects the rich and the loyal soldier, the obedient sub­ saved by material force alone. The hundred and twenty-four members Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and California poor alike, grants exemption in Sunday, March 22, Cathedral, K. battling together for t h e same ject of Jesus Christ his King. To weakness of our country has not of C.-Catholic men’s Communion and gmests attended the party. 15tb and California ends. Pius XI suggested the bald the proper cases, and inexorably restore that King in the life of the been merely the temporary lack Prizes were won by Mrs. Taglio- draws into service those who can Mass, 8 a.m. outlines of this idea in his Quad- individual and in the circle of of resources and armaments— Sunday, March 29, Cathedral, nore, 4444 Clay street; Mrs. M. W« Do Not Hava Spaeial Salaa But Sail Yon at Our Lowaat and should bear arms. At least tanks and guns, ships and planes, ragesimo Anno. It must be de­ the family is the message of Cath­ Acies meeting, Legion of Mary, Stahl, 831 S. High street; Mrs. Prieat Evary Day oa All Drug Marchaadifa. veloped or civilization may crash. that is the ideal, and the system and all those weapons of offense Marie Travis, 1864 S. Marior;; probably comes closer to reaching olic teaching. 4 p.m. — ^nsignor Smith. Bishop Willging comes to Pueb­ Thursday, April 2, Cathedral, Mrs. Henry Zaillner, 293 S. Clark­ this aim than many governmental son; Mrs. M. J. Crotty, and Mrs. activities. Some authorities have lo with this message at a critical Holy Thursday, Pontifical Mass, SPIRITUAL VALUES— time in the history of our beloved consecration of holy oils, 9:30, James Noonan. EFFECT ON WAR even discouraged volunteering for Following the business meeting t h a t c o w i t i service, for, they say, patriotic nation. Our country has been com­ Contributions to Friday, April 3, Cathedral, Good on March 6, the hostesses, Mrs. J. We heard an able news com­ pelled to accept the challenge of Friday, of the Presanctified, mentator on the radio last Sun­ workers have joined up who could Mass war in defense of its honor and 12 m. J. Jaap, Mrs. Alice Nevans, and day, in presenting an analysis of be filling a greater need on the Mrs. John Spillane, served a des­ Advertisers that merit your patronage. They are farm or in the fact<^. its rights, its freedom, and its Sunday, April 6, Cathedral, the advantages held by the various sert luncheon in St. Patrick’s day existence, and we its citizens, Easter, Pontifical Mass. reliable, consistent and appreciate your support. powers at war, differentiate be­ From the same'standpoint Missions Listed colors and then entertained at without exception, have a grave Sunday, April 12, Longmont, K tween material values and what he civilian war service draft can be games. Prize-winners in the games called, for want of a better phrase, defended as the fairest system for moral duty to uphold, by spiritual of C.-Catholic men’s Communion Mass and breakfast. were Mrs. Alice Nevans, Mrs. M. FOR QUALITY CORN FED spiritual values. putting workers where they are and material means, the arms of (Continued From Page One) Fletcher, Mrs. A. C, Tremlett, Sis­ The material values include needed the most. It is beginning to our President and of our legiti­ St. Leo the Great'e^...... IJ.JO Sunday, April 19, St. Thomas’ ter Clotildia, and Miss Dorothy MEATS & POULTRY SEE seminary, St. 'Vincent de Paul so trained m an-pow er, necessary dawn upon a great many persons mate leaders in the difficult and St. Louie’ (Englewood) ...... Swanson. that this war is going to take perilous days that lie ahead. St. Mary Hagdalene’f (Edgewatei) 22.25 dety. Mass, 8 a.m. COM.ES.95 etpiipment for modem warfare, SPECIAL LUUP COAL real and not a slogan “ all-out' St. Patriek'a ...... 15.40 Monday, April 20, Good Shep­ NUT COAL.______.$5.25 and, of perhaps greatest impor CATHOLIC PATRIOTISM St. PbilomeDa'a ___ 107.60 HAVE YOU RABTOAY’S effort if we are to win. That means taneb, vital replacement ability. NEEDS NO DEFENSE St. Boea of Lima’i ___ g.4g herd convent. Confirmation, 4 p.m Pinon Fuel & Supply Co. 1030 W. Colfax TA. T297 While these material values must the placing o f workers for the St. Thereie'e (Aurora)...... 7.g0 Saturday, April 25, Cathedral MODERNIZED YOUR most effective action with the least American Catholics are under St. Vincent de Paui’e.._...... 30.20 Pontifical Mass, golden jubilee of F. MUMFOBD. blzr. be viewed in the category of utmost Paritbst Outside of Denver 25th aad Daeatur CRaad 5125 possible loss to family life, earn, no compulsion to defend their pa­ Loretto Heights college, 10 a.m. INSURANCE? . necessity, they are nevertheless of triotism. Their patriotism,- their Akron— St. Josepb't ...... g 6.00 secondary importance, for the pres­ ing power to meet financial obUga. Alsmoii— Sacred Heart ...______Sunday, April 26, Regional Protect rourtelf against neie When buying from the tions, and so on. If a plan can be love of the United States of Antonito— St. Auguetine'e....™_.. ‘6."60 meeting of Newman clubs. hasardt. INSURANCE ent at least, according to the com Aspen— St. Msry’e ...... ' devised that really puts the round America, their willingness to 2.15 Tuesday, April 28, Cathedral, firms advertising in this mentator’s judgment. He made it make every sacrifice, even the su­ Boulder— Sacred Heart ...... 40.<8 HORACE W . BENTVETT plain that he spoke of spiritual peg in the round hole, it might be Boulder, Soutb— Sacred Heart of Denver Clergy conference, paper, please mention that preme sacrifice “ to maintain the Mary ...... & CO. values not in the sense that one the best method of meeting the g.gg Monday, April 27, 28, 29, opera. JOS. J. CELLA situation. This was not the case inheritance of American freedom Brighton— St. Auguitine'a ...... 15.00 210 Tabor Bids. Fboat TA. UTl you saw their advertise­ usually considers the spiritual. He Brletol—St. Hary'e (Holly Sunday, May 3, St. Francis de 1120 Saearity Bldg, with men in the army in the las't — these are facts written on every Brookaide— St. Anthony's Sales’, Confirmation, 4 p.m. FRANK ENGLAND. Jr. Uaaostt was groping, seemingly, for an lararsaro DoDiriamt ment Phone KEvstone 2633 elusive word that would describe war, according to reports. A good page of the nation’s history and (Canon City) ...... Monday, May 4, St. Catherine’s, shine forth gloriously in the ac­ Bruih—St. Mary'f ...... success on the part of the Japa. mule driver, for instance, might be Confirmation, 7:30 p.m. counts of the present struggle. Burlington— Hieiion of Stratton.. nese to have the peoples of Nippon, called in one day and told, “ You’re Calhan—St. Michael’e ...... Tuesday, May 5, St. Mary Mag­ conquered lands welcome a new a cook now,” He was a cook from But behind that incontestable Canon City— St. Hichaol'e...... 17"5g dalene’s, (Confirmation, 7:30 p.m order that removes the domination then on, and the Lord help those fact of true and undivided civil Caitia Bock— S t Francis’ (Elbert) S.OO Wednesday, May 6, St. John’s, who ate his burnt offerings. The Central City— Assumption ...... of British and Dutch interests in allegiance, in peace and in war, Cheyenne Weils— Sacred Heart.... Confirmation, 7:45 p.m. areas that are fabulously rich in present army system seeks to place stand the Catholic philosophy and Colorado Springs— Thursday, May 7, Arvada, Con­ natural resources. men in positions for which they are theology of the duties of citizen­ Corpus Christ! ______26.99 firmation, 7:30 p.m. • fitted, we hope it is working. Sicred H eart...... 10.25 Just the next day we heard an ship. Catholic faith teaches that St. M ary's...... 60.00 Sunday, May 10, Colorado entirely different theory in the As for drafting women, we have civil allegiance and civil obedience St. Paui’i — Broadmoor ...... 42.00 Springs, St. Mary’s, Confimation, idea of spiritual values from a man never been favorable to that idea are moral virtues, binding in con­ Craig— St. Michael's ...... 4.45 4 p.m. OWN Crested Butto— St. Patrick’s____ whose land of birth is Belgium, for we believe home life has suf­ science. That principle makes the Tuesday, May 12, Glockner hos­ fered far too much already be­ Cripple Creek—St. Peter’s...... " i'.v i but whose home of adoption defense of the fatherland a sacred Crook— S t Peter’s (Iliff)...... 7.70 pital, graduation of nurses, 8 p.m. through naturalized citizenship is cause of uhsatisfactory social and duty; it puts patriotism on a moral Del Norte— Holy Name of Mary..„ 4.50 Sunday, May 17, Leadville, St. China. As a priest, his theory on economic conditions and because level and gives it spiritual value. Delta—S t Michael's ...... 9.70 Joseph’s, Confirmation, 4 p.m.; YOUR of decadent theories that directly Durango— spiritual values is not one that Sacred Heart ...... Annunciation, Confirmation, 7730 attack home and family life. We We honor and obey and respect 3.16 falls short in explanation because S t Columba’s ...... p.m. believe that a good home is the a civil superior not because he is of words that are unknown to the East Lake— (St. Catherine’s— Wednesday, May 20, Annual foundation of society, and that it a superior man, but because he is Denver) ...... HOME! Yes—it’s just as simple as that. You vocabulary. His spiritual values convention of ACCW, needs a wife and mother present the legitimate representative of Elbert— Sacred Heart 4.00 can achieve long-dreamed-of home own­ pertain J o humanity and to the authority that comes from God Erie—St. Scholastica’s Thursday, May 21, Cathedral, and actively in charge at all times. (Lafayette) ...... laws of God. “ by whom kings reign and law­ 2.87 joint nurses’ graduation, 8:15 p.m, ership this Spring—with an FHA In­ This priest, Father Charles Here again, necessity may force a Fleming— St. Peter's ...... greater contribution from women givers decree just things.” We do Florence— S t Benedict's Sunday, May 24, Pentecost, Ca­ Meeus, debunks the idea that this Fort C ollin s- sured Loan, Number Two— from this in war jobs, as is the case in Eng­ not honor and obey and respect thedral, Pontifical Mass and Con­ is a war of the democracies against Holy Family ...... firmation. land aheady. There would prob­ those vested with power because 8t. Joseph’s ...... - 19.00 bank. The down payment is moderate all who would not lead the way of Uiey happen to be men of superior Monday, May 25, St. Vincent’i life as we see it * in the United ably be less unfairness and a wiser Fort Logan— S t Patrick’s ______— the interest rate just iV -i per cent— distribution of effort if a draft intelligence, equipped with ex­ Fort Lupton— St. William’s home, Confirmation, 4 p.m. States. China, Father Meeus de­ ceptional qualities of leadership, (Platteville) ...... Tuesday, May 26, S t Patrick’s, and you pay the balance in monthly clares, is definitely not a democ­ plan, properly administered, were Fort Morgan— S t Helena’s...... 7.10 in effect. But we hope that it will endowed by nature with rare gifts Frederick— Mission of Longmont 2.55 Confirmation, 7:45 p.m. racy; rather, under Chiang Kai- Fruits and Palisade—Sacred Friday, May 29, Boulder, golden installments that include taxes and shek, it is just as totalitarian in be used only as a last resort and of mental and moral excellence. will not become a precedent for These are personal qualities and Heart ...... jubilee of Mt. St. Gertrude’s acad insurance. its conduct as are the forces that Gardner— Sacred Heart...... emy and graduation; Regis college are committed to the subjugation a regimentation of womanhood.— may have nothing to do either Georgetown— Our Lady of Millard F. Everett. with the legitimate acquisition or Lourdes ...... graduation, 8 p.m. of the people the Generalisimo Glenwood Springs— S t Stephen’s.. 10.30 Saturday, May 30, Memorial rules. ^ e proper exercise 'of authority. Golden— St. Joseph’s ...... COMING TO CHRIST We obey, not the personal quali­ Grand Junction-^t Joseph's__ _ day, Mt. Olivet cemetery, Pontifi The spiritual values of thg war cal Mass, 10 a.m. come into the picture as far as BY NIGHT ties of a leader, but the authority Greeley—St. Peter’s ...... Gunnison— St. Peter's ...... Sunday, May 31, Colorado China is concerned, according to The name of Nicodemus is usual­ with which he is invested, and that A SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX—ii the correct Haxtun— Christ the King Springs, annual’ convention of the priest, in that the leaders of ly associated with the teaching of authority ultimately rests with (Holyoke) ...... address— for all your valuables. Rent yours that land are looking with not a (ihrist on the necessity of Baptism God. “ There is no power but from Holly— St. Joseph’s ...... Knights of Columbus. Holyoke— St. Patrick’s ______for just $3 a year I little interest as' to how the Chris, for salvation. Certainly, what he God, and they that are ordained 14.00 Tuesday, June 2, Jubilee ban Hugo— S t Anthony's ______„• 5.00 quet, Loretto Heights. tian nations will conduct them­ was told by Christ in the conversa­ of God.” Obedience to that au­ Idsho Springs— S t Paul...... 5.50 selves once their power grows to tion recorded in the Gospel accord­ thority is obedience to God, and ifilT— St. Cathsrine's ...... 6.41 Wednesday, June 3, Loretto the point where they have gained ing to St. John leaves no doubt re­ resistance to the legitimate exer­ Julesburg— St. Anthony’s ...... 15.16 Heights graduation. LISTEN TO FULTON LEWIS, JR., Kcenesburg and Boggen— Thursiiay, June 4, Cathedral superiority. A campaign of retribu­ garding the necessity of Baptism. cise of that authority is resistance Holy Family ______7.25 Famous News Commentator, Daily Monday tion on their part that would not Another valuable lesson of the in­ to God. Lafaystta—S t Ida'i ...... 3.35 ordination to the priesthood, 9:30 thru Friday, KFEL, 9 ;S0 P.M. necessarily be in order to attain cident, however, is to be drawn FAITH URGES ACCEPTANCE La Junta— a.m. Our Lady of Gutdalupt...... 7.00 Friday, June 5, Colorado complete victory would be revolt­ from the manner in which Nico­ OF GOVERNMENT St. Piftrick’s ...... ing to the pagan mind of China demus sought out the Master. Catholic faith bids us be obe­ Lamar— St. Francis de Sales’ .-...., Springs, St. Mary's high school and would undoubtedly be the Nicodemus was a Pharisee, a dient to authority, respectful to< Las Animas— St. Mary’s ...... graduation, 7:30 p.m. Lsadvillc— Sunday, June 7, Seminary, gen­ ‘f/le American National cause of a closed door to Christen­ teacher of the Mosaic law, one to superiors, and loyal to country Annunciation ...... —...... —. 18.22 dom in that country for many whom the Jewish people supposed­ because there is a Divine, ruler, S t Joseph’s ______S.OO eral ordinations; Civic auditorium years to come. ly looked for religious instruction Littleton— St. Mary’s ...... *. 13.57 joint high school graduation, 8 D a n v a r at all times. Along with the other Longmont— S t John the Baptist’ s 20.00 p.m. . The greatest of the virtues is Famous Missioner to LouiivlUe— S t Louis'______9.13 charity. When our hour of triumph Scribes and Pharisees, he probably Loveland— St. John’s ...... - ____ 2.30 Sunday, June) 14, seminary FRANK KffiCHHOF ADOLPH KUNSmLER Indians Dies at 95 Corpus Christi procession. comes, may we remember this__ had little but contempt for the Mancos—S t Rita's ...... President Vice President and Cashier Hubert A. Smith. Nazarene and looked upon Him as Mead— Mission of Longmont..—.,. Tro Sunday, June 21, Oak Creek, Monte Viste— S t Joseph’s ____ _ an upstart zealot. But the teach­ Montrose— St. Mary’s ...... dedication of new church and Con Edmonton, Alta.— Death at the firmation, 10 a.m. Steamboat ‘M-DAY’ SEEMS ing of Christ was a challenge, for age of 95 has taken the Rev. Ordwsy— S t Peter’s ______all that. It was fresh. Perhaps it Peets— Secred Heart ___ Springs, Confirmation, 4 p.m. DRAWING NEAR Leon Joseph Desire Doucet, O.M.I. even contained a grain of truth. Platteville—^ t Nicholas’ Monday, June 22, Craig, Con famous missionary to the Indians Pueblo— A few months after the pres­ Witness the “ signs” worked by the firmation, 8 p.m. who knew him as “ God’s Lamb.’ Our Lady of Mt. Carmtl.__....'.., ent war began in Europe we heard Teacher! Sacred Heart ...... Bom in France, he came to Canada Monday, July 20, St. Thomas' a great deal about “ M^ay” (short Not willing to jeoMrdize his St. Anthony of Padua’s...... seminary, clergy retreat. for Mobilization day) in the United in 1968 and for more than 60 years S t Frsncis Xavier's position among the Jews, Nico­ engaged in mission work. He was S t Leandtr’s ______, States. Magazine writers explained demus came to Christ under the St. Mary’s ...... ^ e first White man to settle in at length the plan set up by gov­ cover of darkness to hear from St. Pstriek’s ...... - 75.30 Bow River, where Calgary now SSTABUiBSO aiNCe 1105 ernmental and'military authorities His otvn lips this new teaching, Rifle—St. Mary’s ...... —______RlAin 5314 for swinging ail effort into war stands. Rocky Ford— St. Peter's " 'i"o’o Christ, as always, adapted His dis­ Salida— S t Joseph's ...... —„ production if the United States course to the mind of His listener, day who tee the light and refute Sair Luis— Most Precious Bloi^.— were drawn into the conflict. One Springfleld— Annunciation and, with figures of speech, closely to follow it becaute of the embar- (Lamar) .... — ...... of the main features of the plan knit reasoning, and rather frequent F . J . K i r c h h o f The American Fixture Co. rattment or lott of position ii Steamboat Springs— Holy 'Nsme.. 2.35 seemed to be that everyone would references to the Old Testament, Sterling— St. Anthony of Padua’s be drafted for some sort of service might involve. In the cate of Cath Haaafutonr, He put across the great truth that, oliet, for example, it may be the Stonehara ...... — ...... iiiird following the quick passage of a Stratton—St. C harles'...... 12.05 C onstruction C o . “ unless a man be bom again of mainUining of silence in the face Superior—S t Renedigt’s (South bill by congress giving the neces­ water and the Spirit, he cannot Boulder) CHURCH PEWS AND ALTARS sary authority. of an attack on the Church, or, in enter into the kingdom of God.” the cate of non-Caiholict, the re­ Trinidsd— CHURCH FURNITURE The war came, and “M-day” did Holy Trinity ...... It is worth noting that Nico­ fusal to enter the Church W aute Our U dy of M t Carmel ____ _ BUILDERS not, but it seems to be drawing demus was not willing to risk his “ the boss” hates Catholics. Nico­ Victor—S t Victor's (Cripple BANK, BAR, AND STORE FIXTURES closer. Rep. J. Percy Priest of worldly position by approaching demus was fortunate in that he Creek) ...... 3.45 Tennessee has introduced a bill in Christ in full view of his fellow- found Christ, despite the darkness Walscnburg— St. Mary’s ___ L.™ 30.75 We Appreciate Your Patronage Welby— Assumption ___ 2.00 MUlwork of All Kinds the house giving th e President teachers. In that he differs Ihile Others, perhaps, will never find Westellife— Assumption - . power to order draft-exempt men from the men and women. Cath­ Him if not in broad daylight.— Wray— St. Andrew’s ...... Hi'so 708 Lawrence St Denver, Colo, FRANK KIRCHHOF 1232 ARAPAHOE IT. to perform whatever war-essential olics and non-(]athoUcs, of our own Rev. Edward A. Breen. Yvraa—St. John’s (Akron)...-".„ 6.00 Dtaver— Eegii cellcgt S45 DKNVER, COLO. Thursday, March 12, 1942 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE FIVE

Plans Hade (or Parish Society to Serve SI. mien Dll St Patrick’s, Pueblo, to Velby Gnirch to % Parish Party Dinner St. Patrick’ s Day S Have Big Party on Mar. 17 Have Honor RoD MISSOUl (St. Dominie’s Parish) received Communion in a group Pueblo.— (St. Patrick’s Parish) 1025 Palmer, was stricken ill in (Presentation Parish) On St. Patrick’s day, the women at the 7 ;30 Mass Sunday, March 8. —One of the big parish events of the mother-house of the Sisters of Welby. — (Assumption Parish) FLYER The final plans for the St. Pat­ of the Rosary Altar society will The three servers at the Mass were the year will take place on St. Pat­ Charity, ML St. Joseph, 0., where rick’s card party to be held in Red- serve a baked ham dinner in St. George Lampe, president; Valens m RICRS RILL rick’s day, the patronal feast of she is a postulant. Miss McGrath’s — An annourlcement was made by the Rev. Julius Porcellini, O.S.M., men’s hall, W. 8th avenue and Dominic’s parish hall. Federal bou­ Jones, secretary, and Thomas Far­ the pari.sh, when St. Patrick’s PTA investiture was scheduled for Builington Knox court, on Thursday evening, levard and W. 29th avenue. The rell, who has been appointed chair­ stages its card party and ball in St, Joseph’s day, March 19. Her and the Rev. Angelo Barsi, O.S.M., - (Annunciation Pariah) March 19, have been completed. edmmittee, under the chairman­ man of the servers' committee. the Minnequa Country club. mother and father intended to at­ that an honor roll of all service The main prize will be a coffee ship of Mrs. Mary Naughton, an­ Men wishing to serve at the Holy A St. Patrick’s ball is being Die, in California tend the ceremony. They left for Route men will be placed in-the vestibule table. Tickets are 35 cents and in­ nounces that the planned menu Name Communion Maas should planned by the junior class of the Mrs. A. B. Clark died Saturday ML St. Joseph to see their daugh­ of the church. Every one having clude admission and refreshments. parallels the usual peerle.ss stand­ communicate with Mr. Farrell. school for the evening of March in Los Angeles. She was the sister ter. Miss McGrath was a member A number of special prizes will be ard of dinners at St. Dominic’s. Almost 100 men and boys at­ of Mrs. Katherine Jerman, 3.32 of the 1941 graduation class of relatives in service is urged to 17 in Hagus hall. Everyone is in­ awarded. There will be four prizes The dinner hour will extend from tended the business meeting March Michigan, and of Mrs. Frank Gra- Pueblo Catholic high, where her notify the pastor. After each Kansas City for each table. 4:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. 5. George Patrick gave an inter­ vited to attend. The hall is being hek of 1747 E. Orman, both of younger brothers and sisters are Mass on Sunday prayers are said The women of the Altar and More than 150 Holy Name men esting talk on the importance of artistically decorated and the Bill whom left for Los Angeles after now students. St. Louis for the boys in service. and Rosary society will appreciate it if first aid knowledge and urged the Petrie orchestra will furnish the receiving word of her illness. Mrs. Cage Title Captured persons having a card table would Young People'* Actiritie* men to become affiliated with a Clark was well known in Pueblo, St. Patrick’s grade school five Sunday, March 15, will be Com­ Lv. Denvar . . music. Admission will be 55 cents 4f)S pm bring them to the hall that evening. cla.ss. having lived here for a number of won the basketball championship munion day for members of the Ar. Sl JoMph . 6:30 am Patrons are also asked to bring per couple, 35 cents for stags. years. of the Pueblo Parochial league by Third Order of the Servants of Joseph McAuliffe, air raid 'Ar. Kantaa City 8.-05 am thijir own cards. Cash donations si. warden, district C, explained that Food Sale Ii March 21 3rd Son Enter, Service defeating St.# Francis’ Sunday by Mary at the 8 o’clock Mass. Ar. Sl Itoula » 1:20 pm are being solicited to help defray his present work is to organize A home cooked food sale -will bo Charles L. Moore of 119 Michi­ the score of 21-4. They are now Parents are reminded that chil­ the expenses. Contributions may the precincts of this district. held Saturday, March 21, in the gan is the third son of Mr. and looking forward to the presenta­ dren who are seven years of age Through PuUmaae and Chatr Can. be made to any one of the officers The Rev. Adam Balia, O.P., spir­ Safeway store, E. 34th and York. Mrs. C. A. Moore to enter the tion of the trophy and a party is and wish to receive Holy Com Dining and Lounga Car or members. itual director, reminded the men A committee of PTA women will armed forces siince Jan. 1. He had being planned to honor this occa­ munion in May must, come to in­ Sodalistt to Receive Eucheritt PiiS FOR BILLof the importance of keeping the make it an all-day sale, beginning been a ^lesma'n for the Colorado sion. structions on Sunday after the fiMfulhtit • T^ofi The Young Ladies’ sodality will Holy Name pledge. After songs at 9 a.m. Mrs. Charles Haley is Motor Co. His brothers, Kenneth Rehearsals are being held twice 10 o’clock Ma.ss. All parents are receive Holy Communion at the 8 and Keith, enlisted in t)»e marines a week, under the direction of (St. Mark’s Club— Holy Family by E. J. Egan, program chairman, chairman for the event. She will urged to send their children. o’clock Mass Sunday, March 15, and Valens Jones, all joined in be a.ssisted by Mmes. Honecker, in January. Two weeks ago Ken­ Francis Fischel of Denver, in BURLINGTON The members will hold their reg Parish) preparation for the presentafion of At the recent meeting of the singing “ God Bless America.’’ The Moore, Baker, Monckton, Roach, neth was awarded a medal for be­ PTA a large number of members ular meeting on Friday evaning, Final plans for the club’s third ing the outstanding recruit in his the “ Seven Last Words’’ in the TRAVEL BUREAU remainder of the evening was Schweider, Popish, Anderson, were present. Father Porcellini March 13, after the Lenten serv­ annual ball were formed at the platoon. All three brothers are city auditorium on Good Friday. Phona: Kaytlont 1123 regular meeting Tuesday, March spent in playing cards. Refresh­ Suchey, Applohans, Heffernan, opened the meeting with prayers. ices. Grayce, Thaler, a n d Baudens- graduates of Pueblo Catholic high This Sunday the Holy Name so­ 10. The committees in charge ments were served during the Reports on the units’ activities SEVENTEENTH A CHAMPA STS; PTA to Purchaie Books distle. Miss Madeline Vidmar of 215 ciety and the fathei-s and sons of were named as follows: Orchestra, games. were made by the various officers. At the monthly meeting of Appeal Ii Made VV. Adams has returned home the parish will receive Holy Com­ Betty Horn, Dell Sudmeier, Joe Paul Behe to Addreit PTA munion in a body. At this meeting it was decided that Presentation PTA in the school after two weeks’ illness in St. a games party will be held on a G O BURLINGTOil Nelson; decorating, Mary Rose The next regular meeting of St The officers of the Holy Name Mary’s hospital. Mrs. Thomas Horan and twin lunch room Wednesday, March 4 later date, when the awarding of Ahern and Leo Nelson; ticket and Dominic’s PTA will be held Thurs­ society have' announced that an Mr. and Mrs. David Romaley of .sons, Patricl^and Michael, arrived the members voted unanimously to the chenille spread will take place. program, Dell Sudmeier. This ball day, March 19, at 7:30 p.m. in appeal was made for Holy Name 924 W. Adams are new parishion- in Pueblo Sunday to be at the home purchase two sets of the World. will feature an orchestra that the men and the people of Denver to After the meeting a luncheon was Book Encyclopedia for the school. the school auditorium. A special They moved here from St. of Dr. and Mrs. John B. Farley committee will announce later. It come and meet members of tbe|p^;, i'n Denver! served by the room mothers and Tlie Best la Since the school has no central St. Patrick’s program will be giv^n indefinitely. Mrs, Horan is a sis­ is to be the first such social by the third grade students, under armed forces who use the fa- ______n :.. committee. library it was decided to buy two Mis* Connor* Die* ter of Mrs. Farley and had been Used to be held on the new floor laid in the direction of Sister M. Dolores. duties of the NCCS recreational Miss Mary Frances Connors living in Melbourne, Australia, for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tomeo and sets of the encyclopedia in order the school hall. To introduce new center, E. 17th avenue and Grant that the books would be available The guest speaker will be Paul F. died suddenly in Santa Monica, the past several years. Anthony Mazona returned home Furniture members and friends of the club, Behe, director of the USO club ope­ street. Many Holy Name men in Calif., on Monday. She had been ‘Bundle’ Parly Held after a few months’ visit in Cali­ to all of the children. the armed forces have registered ALSO NEW tickets will be sold for only 75 rated by the NCCS. His subject in California only two months. St. Margaret’s study club was fornia. Mrs. Iva Sutherland has prom­ there and expressed the desire to cents plus tax per couple and 50 will be “ Recreation and National She was born and reared in host at a “ bundle’’ party sponsored Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fabrizio ised to donate $1 cveiy month un­ meet the Catholic people of this Cash or Cradil cents plus tax singly. Defense.’’ Pueblo and was graduated from by the Pueblo deanery of the lave moved into their new home. til the books are paid for, city. This is a timely patriotic R*t ISSS A special meeting will be held An important council meeting St. Patrick’s school. She is sur National Council of Catholic Mrs. W. A. Bucholz, Red Cross duty and parishioners are urged to The grade school boys have en­ A FULL LINE OF on April 7, at which time all club will be held on Monday, March 16, vived by her mother, Mrs. Mar­ women Wednesday in the audito­ chairman, reported that the PTA members are asked to turn in the attend. tered the state tournament for OFFICE FURNITURE group had completed 23 surgical at 1:15 p.m. in the rectory base­ garet Connors of 1045 E. Orman; rium of Pueblo Catholic high parochial basketball teams. They names of their patrons. ment, preceding the nutrition Sodalitiei to Receive a 'sister, Mr.s. Katherine Hurley, school for the benefit shop of the We rent Folding Chairs, Card and gowns, 34 snow suits, two sweat­ Tickets will be distributed at will be supervised by Alfred ers, and six pairs of sox. The class, which is held each week at The Blessed Virgin sodality will and a brother, Thomas J. Connors, council. Bridge and high five were Porreco. The games will be played Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silver* the next regular social meeting 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Be.ssie Wymore, all of Pueblo. Another brother, played. Favors were given and group is now engaged in making March 24. This meeting will also receive Holy Communion Sunday in the Regis gym. ware, anything in stock. laprobes for hospital use from the the nutrition lecturer, has agreed at the 7:30 o’clock Mass. The Jehn (Connors, lives in Santa refreshments were served. Miss Helen Porreco, daughter of feature a game, and refre.shments to give four additional classes on Monica. Established 1888 scraps left from cutting various will be served. Kathryn Fanning Young Ladies’ sodality will re­ Mr. and Mrs. Dan Porreco and a “ Meal Planning and Consumer’s Death Take* John Durkin Yearbook Is articles. and Dell Sudmeier will be in ceive at the 9:30 o’clock Mass. graduate of the high school with PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 Buying,’’ a subject that .should at­ John Durkin, 85, long a member Mrs. Albert Larche, secretary, charge. Catechism clas.ses a r e held In Formation the class of 1940, left for Wash­ OPEN FROM I a. H. TO t P. IL tract a large attendance. of this pari.sh, died Tuesday morn­ gave a report on the recent Cath­ The parish has adopted the idea every Saturday morning at 9 ington, D. C., where she will be Mrs. Anthony Zarlengo did the ing after a long illness. He is sur­ Pueblo Catholic high school is to olic Parent-Teacher league meet­ of St. Mark’s club of posting a o’clock in the school and in the engaged in government work. buttonhole stitching on all of the vived by his wife, Ellen; a daugh­ have an annual this year for the ing and was named representative plaque in the church with ‘ the Lady of Lourdes center. to attend the Denver deanery garments made by St. Dominic’s ter, Mrs. A1 Thomas of 310 E. first time in 17 years. The last The high school pupils will pre names of all former parishionei-s The Pinochle club will start meetings. Red Cross parish unit. Orman; a son, William of 517 E. annual was published in 1926. sent a celebrated patriotic play. now serving in the armed forces a new se.ssion Monday evening, A first aid class of school moth­ Abriendo, and a brother, James Shamrock is to be the name of the The Man Without a Country, in of the United States. Anyone Make 27 Red Cross Garments March 16, in the hall. All pinochle ers is being organized, with Mrs. of 313 Lake. Mf. Durkin was born publication. The 1942 class has the second week after Easter. wishing to turn in a name should St. Anne’s circle members were players are invited to join. M. J. Payne as chairman. in Ireland and had lived for 42 45 students who will be graduated call the rectory. It is hoped that the guests of Mrs. 0. F. Haeffner The monthly meeting of the Al­ Sunday afternoon, June 7, at 3 Mrs. Ed Sedimayer invited the these names will be turned in soon, on Friday, March 6. Mrs. Joseph years in Pueblo, where he had been women to help keep the cookie jar tar and Rosary society will be a car inspector of the D. & R. G. o’clock, in the city auditorium. Special Floor Show as all members of the parish are Lewis won high score. Members held Thursday afternoon, March “ Trailblazing” will be,the theme filled in the USO clubhouse. anxious to see the plaque in place. of this circle have completed 27 railroad, retiring from that posi­ Announcement was made of a 19, in the-hall. The meeting will of the annual, dedicated to Bishop Ray Seaman, former president garments for the Red Cross. tion in 1922. Before coming to Will Feature Ball PTA benefit card party to be held be preceded by a covered dish Joseph C. Willging, first Bishop of of the club, is now in the U.S. Pueblo he spent some ten years in in the home of Mrs. John Moran, The Ave Maria circle met in the luncheon served at 1:30 o’clock. the newly created Pueblo diocese. navy, as are Phil and Jim Blaine. Denver, where he worked for the On St. Patrick’s Day home of the sponsor, Mrs. A. C. ^ The Sacred Motherhood guild There will be no advertising 455 Osceola street, on Wednesday Jim Torley, another former offi­ Burlington railroad. He resided Reid, recently. The afternoon was will have a High Mass sung on the space in the book, but a list of afternoon, March 25. Mrs. Mi­ cer, is now working in the ship- at 302 Cottonwood. Three of his spent knitting and sewing for the Feast of the Seven Sorrows of the patrons will be printed. chael Payne and Mrs. Theodore y«rds at Pearl harbor. grandchildren attend St. Patrick’s All records arc exp'ected to be Hanson will be co-hostessps. Red Cross. Blessed Mother, March 27, for the school. Pupils are not unacquainted Mrs. Qtto Pribyl entertained with editing and compiling the shattered by the 66th annual St. Members extend sympathy to Mary Heffernan Best boys and girls in service. Parents, James' C. Buckley of 122 W. Patrick’s day charity ball, the Rev. their spiritual director, the Rev. the members of St. Thomas relatives, and friends are urged to Routt is in St. Mary’s hospital for Shamrock as the school paper. Speller in CYPC Aquinas’ circle Thursday, March Tatter, is issued every six weeks Elmer J. Kolka, a.ssociate director Henry A. Geisert, on the recent attend and receive Holy Commun an extended rest Mr. Buckley of Catholic Charities and chairman (Cathedral Young People’s Club) 10. ion for the welfare of all those in by the news-writing classes of the death of his sister. Miss Mary Ann Heffernan lawyer and representative chias’ words: “ From the rising of with Mrs. George Wichman. Mrs. I evening after services. of the U. S. navy, and Mr. Barnes the sun unto its going down. My of the Barnes school of commerce, Name is great among the Gentiles, William Nieters won high score The Rev. Dr. D. A. Lemieux, end Mrs. H. B. Williams, traveling I pastor of St. Catherine’s church, Lafayette CYO addre.ssed the high school assembly and in every place there is sacrifice prize. The circle met again March Denver, was a weekend visitor in on “ Youth and War.’ ’ Mr. Grubbs and there is offered to My Name a PRE-ARRANGEMENTS 10 with Mrs. Murry Wolz. Mrs. [the rectory. of the Lament .school of music, clean oblation.’’ Nieters again won the high score The Rev. Forrest H. Allen mo- Discusses Play teacher of voice, piano, and organ, This introductory part of the and Mrs. George Wichman the I tored to Pueblo to be present sang several selections accom­ film is followed by an ex{-lanation Each year more and more people March 12 for the installation of Lafayette. — St. Ida’s pari.sh panied by Mrs. Marie J. W’agner. of the priest’s vestments and the traveling prize. The nejjt meeting will be with Mrs. J. J. Dooley. Bishop Joseph C. Willging. CYO held a short business meet­ Mill O'Keefe Injured prayers he says as he vests for ing Monday evening, March 9. Patricia O’Keefe, daughter of Mass. Interspersed between scenes Mrs. George Bader, chairman of go to funeral directors to find out Post-Easter Party Plans were discussed for the play Mr. and Mrs. James O’Keefe, broke showing the ceremonies of the Mass the ways and means committee, to be given as part of the St. Pat­ her leg while skiing at Winter are pictures illustrating the life of asks that an immediate response about and to make funeral pre-ar­ rick’s day frolic. Bambina Mor- park. She is confined to St. An­ Christ. be made within the next week so Is Planned in Erie relli, Pat Sloan, and Joan Krantz thony’s hospital. The musical background for the that arrangements can be com­ will take part in the play. The staff of the annual, the picture was furnished by the 65- pleted to dispose of the quilt. rangements. Erie. — The Altar and Rosary A number of the people from Vista, has been appointed as fol­ St. Vincent’s , circle met March fsociety met in the home of Mrs. this parish attended the spaghetti lows: Co-editors. Patricia O’Keefe, Women Sponsor Games 10 with Mrs. Joseph Maginn. Mrs. [Edward Major March 4. Arrange- supper and bazaar held in Fred­ Mary Zaiss; business managers, Party on March 17 Bernard Mahoney won high prize Iments fty a card party to be given erick March 8. Clyde Isenhart, Raymond Calla­ Glenwood Springp;.— The mem­ and Mrs. George Fisher, low. Mrs. Such a procedure is as sensible as lafter Ea.ster were discussed. A new Holy Hour booklet. The han; photography, Donald Brand, bers of the Altar and Rosary so­ John Shay was a guest. [Plans were also discussed for a Eucharistic Holy Hour, by Father Alice Brisnehan. ciety and Court St. Theresa, Women who sold the religious making wills or buying life insurance Idinner and bazaar to be held Oct. Printon, C.SS.R., is being intro­ The Rev. Leo Flynn, the Rev. C. D. of A., are sponsoring a games articles in the recent mission were |l3 and 14. Luncheon was served duced for Sunday evening serv­ Edward Fraezkowski, and the Rev. party St Patrick’s evening, March Mrs. Frank 'Kohler, Mrs. H. B. |by the hnstes.'--. ices. Edward Leyden attended the in- 17, in the Legion hall. A ton of Mullins, Mrs. F. H. App, Miss and cemetery lots. The Wednesday evening Lenten gressum of the Most Rev. Joseph coal will be given away at this Mary Munz, Miss Gertrude Kemme, Idevotion hour will be changed to C. Willging as Bishop of Pueblo time as special prize; other valu­ Mrs. Murry Wolz, and Mrs. Edw. Holy Hour to be continued March 12. ' able prizes will be awarded. A Hegge. Ithroughout the year. Littleton Altar The sanctuary workers for the lunch will be served. This affair We have a special Pre-Arrange­ week of March 14 are Mrs. C. J. SL Jude’s circle met March 11 is being offered instead of the an­ with Mrs. Charles Minor. High Deickman and Mrs. Myrtle Bakes. nual dinner and dance given by ment Department and people are in­ Society Meets The Altar and Rosary society score was won by Mrs. Charles these societies on this date. Rausch, and low by Mrs. T. T. Aull. met in the school hall Thursday Pari*k Pioneer Die* Littleton.— The Altar and Ro­ afternoon, March 12. The prizes are defense stamps, an vited to visit this Department at any sary society met March 5 with Mrs. Funeral services for Mrs. Isa­ idea inaugurated by Mrs. Frank Jean Marie, infant daughter of belle Hayes were held Thursday Theodore Koldway as hostess. Mr. and Mrs. James Hae, was bap­ Wiley. The next meeting will be Those _ '■present included Mmes, morning in St. Stephen’s church with Mrs. Sam Hornet March 26. time conveAient for them. tized Sunday, March 1, by Father with Father Kessler offering the Ritchlin, Coffin, Jones, Hecke- Leyden. The spon.sors were Law­ Mrs. P. J. Cunningham is seri­ thom, Conrad, Smith, Rees, Bau- Requiem High Mass. Mrs. Albert ously ill of the flu. rence Spero and Elizabeth Route. Kessler and Mrs. Joseph Ryan dendistel, McCarthy, MaPolla, With Henry Woertman and Mrs. Joseph Miles entertained Turnow, Guerin, Gerety, O’Brien, sang and were accompanied on the the Little Flower circle in the Frances Woertman as spon.sors, organ by Mrs. Douglas Cross. Gardner, Anderson, Boli.s, Lievens, Margaret Frances, daughter of Daniels & Fisher tea room last Voulek, Johnson, Singer, Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woertman, Mrs. F. M. McCloskey. After a week. Craig, and Uotell. was baptized Sunday, March 8, ■short business meeting, luncheon The next meeting will be held by the Rev. E. Leyden, will be served by the hoste.s.ses, Tuesday, April 14, in the home of Kathleen Mary, infant daugh­ Philadelphia Church HORAN Mrs. F. M. McCloskey and Mrs. Mrs. James McCarthy in Louviers. ter of Mr. and Mrs. W’alter Weak- J. J, Dryer. Cards and bunco Cornerstone Blessed AND SON CHAPEILS Mrs. Robert Smith will be bo.ste.ss. % land, was baptized Sunday, March will be enjoyed by the guests and Philadelphia.;— The cornerstone Recent hosts from Littleton in 8, by Father Flynn. The sponsors members following the luncheon. the USO club operated by the of the new lower Church of St. KEystone 6297 # KEystone 6296 were John Weakland and Cora Mothers of the 12th grade stu­ Matthew was blessed and the edi­ The Standard of Quality NCCS were Albert Singer, Jr.; Burke. dents will be hostesses for a penny 102.7 Cleveland Place Frank Broemmel, John Gannon, A. fice dedicated at services in which Circle Will Meet games party on Wednesday, March Auxiliary Bi.shop Hugh L. Lamb for Perfect Baking J. Gerety, Jack Jones, Simon Bau- The monthly meeting of St. 18, at 1:30 p.m. The affair will Guarding Forever our Foundert Ideals dendistel, B. F. O’Brien, Charles presided. Bishop Gerald P. O’Hara Lawrence’s circle will be called to take place in the school hall. Mrs. of Savannah-Atlanta was the Gertig, John Lievens, James Foss- order at 11 a.m. Tuesday, March Frank Alioto is chairman and will man, and Harold Craig. preacher. The basement structure 17, id the home of the president, have charge of refreahmenta. can accommodate 1,000 persona. Thursday, March 12, 1942 PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone. KEystone 4205

First High School Red Cross if believed lo be that o f ihe senior girls in St. ST. CATHERINE’S PARISH WILL ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH Mary’s high, Colorado Springs, who finished the standard program in home nursing two weeks ago. Alamosa Mission The final test papers have been sent to the Red Cross headquarters and the students are now await­ ing their certificates. The study was optional, but the girls who took the work feel more than repaid HOLD DINNER, SOCIAL SUNDAY IS READY FOR 2-WEEK MISSION for the time they spent. Miss Ellen Evans, the instructor, shown at the right below, is giving similar classes for PTA and other adult groups in the parish. The girls who look the course are, left to right, (St. Catherine's Parish) edited for the meeting by Lucille (St. Francis da Sales’ Parish) the work. Knitting and sewing seated, Peggy Kuhns and Rosemary O'Leary; sunding, Shirley Michael, Annette Dani, Yolanda Bina, Will Open Sunday A St. Patrick’s day celebration Archer, Eileen Bauman, Lauretta Programs outlining the course will be discontinued during mis­ Hildegard Hoeckie, Donna Stwertnik, Joanne Sand, (Catherine Duffy, Mable Greggs, and Agnes Gaughan. will be held in St. Catherine’s par- Phelan, and Mildred Doherty. of the two-week mission for the sion week and Holy Week. i.sh Sunday, March 15. A ham The defense bond awarded members of the parish were dis­ Alamosa.— Fathar Justin Smith, dinner will be served from 4 to 8 by the Denver Archdiocesan tributed after all Masses last Sun­ Pastor Is C.P., will open a mission Sunday, p.m. The menu will consist of Parish Sodality union was day. The exercises of the mission, March 16. at the 7 o’clock Mass. Dinner Host barbecued ham, mashed potatoes, won by Elizabeth Spindler. which will begin at 7 :30 p.m. There will be evening services at buttered string beans, salad, rel­ Sodalists w h o attended the Sunday, March 16, will be con­ The pastor, the Rev. Gregory 7 :80. A children’s mission will be ishes, rolls, pie, and coffee. The union meeting Tuesday eve­ ducted by the Rev. Raphael M. Smith, was dinner host to a num­ held at 4 p.m. each day tickets for the dinner are 60 cents ning were Elizabeth Sellers, Dor­ Burke, ().P., and the Rev. Charles ber of fathers and their sons last Mr. and Mrs. Alfredo Medina for adults and 26 cent* for chil­ othy Lewis. Eileen Bauman, and Kelly, O.P. A mission for women Monday evening. The boys are of Los Sauses were sponsors at members of the grade and high dren. The dinner wil} be followed Mildred Doherty. will be held the first week and the by an entertainment in the school The Rev. J. Francis Bauer, mod­ the Baptism of Rose Marie Mar­ men’s mission will open Sunday school athletic squads. Among the tinet March 8. ^ special guests present for the occa­ hall at 7:45 p.m., after which there erator of the sodality, has begun a evening, March 22, with the discussion of the Little Office of closing exercises to be held at sion were: The Very Rev. Joseph will be a social. Honor Roll P. O’Heron, the Rev. Hubert M. Mrs. Joseph Hamilton, chairman the Blessed Virgin. He will con­ 3:30 p.m. Sunday, March 29. tinue, the discussion in the next Being Compiled Everybody making the mission , is Newell, archdiocesan superintend of the dinner, request* the women ent of schools: the Rev. Ralph A. who will volunteer to assist with monthly meeting. The names of. all men of the urged to attend Mass daily while Michaels, C.SS.R., president of the the preparation of vegetables to The members of the sodality will parish in the armed forces are be­ the mission is in progress. The arochlal league; the Rev. Barry come to the kitchen at 10 a.ra. all receive Holy Communion at the ing gathered by the Tabernacle usual Sunday schedule of Masses, 7:30 Mass Sunday. “ on the hour every hour’’ from . Wogan, business manager of the Saturday. society members for the English Jleague; the Rev. John P. Moran, Tuesday evening the Young La­ 6 till 12, will prevail. Weekday One hundred mothers were pres­ speaking people and by the Sacred the Rev. Manus P. Boyle, the l^cv. dies’ sodality enjoyed a potluck Masses will be at 6, 7, and 7:45 ent at the regular meeting of the Im r t league members for J. Roy Figlino, the Rev. Robert W. PTA held Thursday afternoon. supper as guests of the Junior Spanish-speaking parishioners, Evening exercises are to be held Wilhelm, the Rev. A u ^ st J. Plans were completed for the sis­ Girls’ sodality. the names will be-listed on the roll daily at 7:30. Instructions will be given by the missioners in all Kneipp, the Rev. M. J. Blenkush, ters’ card party to be held in the of honor displayed in the church “ Sarge’’ McKenzie, director of Denver Dry Goods tearoom Fri­ vestibule. It is planned to have the Masses Sunday and after the athletics of Regis college; Bert day, April 24. TO WOMEN an Offertory procession in which 6 and 7:45 o’clocK daily Masses. An* instruction and sermon will be Reims, St. Francis’ high school Mrs. Emily G. Bogert of the the parents of the men in service coach; Dave Garland, grade school American Society for Control of will bring the name of their^on given every evening. Confessions will be heard every day between basketball coach; E. C. Day, Jr., Cancer spoke on "Health for De­ AFRAID to the altar. 4 and 6 p.m., and every night after sportscaster, and Herman Miller, fense." First aid classes Will be­ TO DYE The parish credit union paid devotions, beginning Tuesday. Be­ Joseph Loeffel, Thomas Mulligan, gin after Easter. well over $400 in taxes for the ginning Wednesday Confessions and Art. Alcorn, members of the Mmes, Winter, Shannon, and GRAY HAIR! members last week. Another pay­ field staff. Dan Brown, a mem­ Slattery were appointed on the will be heard after the mission FOR YEARS, women have ment will be made Aug. 1. ber of the football squad, was Masses. nominating committee to select been afraid to dye their own Jet* Trujillo Diet toastmaster. Coach Keirns was ST. PHILOMENA’S SODALIH TO candidates for office flor next year. hair Vou have had many The St. Francis’ Red Cross sew­ presented a pen by the members of The operetta. Hansel and Gretel, manna - tear ot danieroui Jose DeLaCruz Trujillo, who ing group has completed a project m u m CLOB dye* tear iha-' u It too the squad. He announced the fol- recently given under the direction difficult feat that, dye will was bom in the year the first of garment making which fur­ Ipwing members as eligible for of the Rev. B. John PaOlazzi in destroy vour hair's natural church was built in Colorado, nished 24 surdcal gowns, 22 SPONSOR PARTY ON MARCH 19 lustre and sheen And feu award^s: Basketball Capt. Leo St. Catherine’s parish, will be re­ that every one wilt know your hair is ' dyed 'I 1856, and who came to Alamosa in dresses, 24 children’s rompers, 14 Kissell, Football Capt. Bernard peated Saturday, March 14, at 2:30 How n**»*«» f.ll* and Easter Sunday. Mrs. M. L. tetlTlty ef the ixliB in fl»kin| off duU Rt- Rev. Msgr. Bryan J, McEntagart, LL.D., National Secretary tricia Weadick, Bernice Bivins, chestra will play both old-time and Dyer, chairman of the sewing com­ with the sponsor. Mrs. Findle Rev.'John J. Cerrlgaa, Asilstant Secretary made high score. The next meet­ or dtrkened lurftee iIub ia tiny, laruibU Anna Brown, Mai-y Jo Mulligan, modern music. The Glee club of mittee, turned in 12 corporals that tide*. This complexion lightener e*ed »» d»- Marion Macken, Florence Rapp, 40 voices Will sing three Irish folk had been made by Mrs. George ing will be with Mrs. E. T. Mul- rected r*ve*li tn« whiter, aewet onderikia. Aileen Richardson, Marie Driscoll, songs. Burt. , cahy, 3400 E. Seventh avenue, bnll* tdApM tlthtmi* I*o«* «iirt*e« *kln. Ointt Mary Margaret Grabus, and Edith A Low Mass at 7 o’clock and March 24. iriilhtlul MOM of fr^ne*i. RedoM •*<*»t Nlass of Reparation High Mass at 8 O’clock, followed A number of women volun­ J. H. Schierbrock returned *11, Diiteiv* Sixolit* A*trini*iit I* *ii*.hilf pint O’Donnell. Elizabeth Spindler re­ teered to assist in taking up the witth h««l *nd BM iiUr, morniiii or «»niina by Benediction, will be held in ob­ Wednesday from a business trip Tetradl*i«l»l»r*-Tpr thiicooling, No greater act of reparation can be offered to God than the ceived the defense bond awarded annual Easter flower collection at by the Denver Sodality union. servance of the Feast of St Jos­ to Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. tofriihini (iciil. W* bill*** you will Ub* It- Hofy Sacrifice of the Mas*. During Lent, ask our missionaries to eph. The children of the school all Masses on Sunday, March 22. J. J. Dooling, Sr., returned from offer Holy Mass in reparation for sin. Mrs. Tremlett to Attend vrill begin recess from classes on Miss A. Girardot gave an in­ Miami, Fla., Thursday, March 6, Nephew*s Ordination both days. teresting discourse on the work of because of the illness of Mrs. Who will pray for you The AYO met on Monday eve­ the Legion of Mary and made a Dooling. Mrs. A. C. Tremlett left to at­ ning after choir practice. Mem­ strong plea for more recruits. Lt. and Mrs. (Mary Dyer), Ray HOEf ROSARY OISTERS' three for Thirty Dollars. Which is tend the ordination to the priest­ Mrs. Phil Clarke spoke on behalf REQUEST UNANSWERED your choice? bers will assist on St. Patrick’s Vaughn have taken an a p erien t hood of her nephew, the Rev. Ger­ evening in the checkroom. of the St. Patrick’s day charity at 1216 Clayton street. r - \ - AFTER DEATH? Nearly two months ago we ap­ ard Poelker, in St. Louis March 21. The Rev. Achllle Sommaruga > pealed for the Sisters of the Holy DO YOU KNOW? R. M. Schmitt, who has been ill Archbishop John J. Glennon will baptized Judith Karen, infant W* cordially Inrit* you to join the Rosary. They labor for souls in for some time, is now convalescing Are you acquainted with the cus­ ordain a class of 21 that day in daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Funeral Held For in Fitzsimons hospital. the mountain villages of Northern tom of having the Gregorian the new Cathedral. Palestine. Nicoletti, on Sunday, March 1. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Reardon Masses offered for a deceased per­ The Mothers’ auxiliary of troop Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. John of Englewood announce the birth Sacred Heart Mass League The Sisters of the Holy Rosary son? Write for our pamphlet ex­ 126 of St. Francis de Sales’ parish spend their day visiting and caring Potts. Leadville Pupil of a boy. The infant is the grand­ It* raafflben (both living and deeeuad) ahtr* In the rich •pirltii«l baoaflt* tS plaining this custom. We will mail will have a joint meeting and Marjorie Ann, daughter of Mr. son of Mrs. John F. Reardon. * Mtat aald daily, to th* aed af Uma, aapaaltlly ter th* uambar* of th* Leagu*. for the lick poor and needy aged. it free to you. luncheon in the home of Mrs. Bog- For information write i and Mrs. John Villano, with Roxie Leadville.— Patricia Mae Walsh, Mrs. John Gilbreath and chil­ They give Catechism lessons to the gess, 1615 S. Shei-mhn street, at Th# Prieata of the Sarred Heart children of the villages in a neigh­ Villano and Lucille Romero as a former second grade pupil of St. dren left Monday, March 9, for DO SOMETHING BIG 1 p.m. Thursday, March 19. Mrs. Barred Baart Miatlon Honaa, Ste. Marl*, lit bor’s home or in their small con­ sponsors, and Francis Alfonse, son Mary’s, who was looking forward Alhambra, Calif., where they will The missions in the Near East Martin ClennOn will assist her. of Mr. and Mrs. Juan Moya, with make their home. vent Their work is terribly handi­ are in need of chapels. A mission to making her First Communion in The monthly court of honor will Frank and Mary Moya sponsors, Miss Margaret Gindheart spent capped becau.se of lack of a place center will prosper if it has a be held next Monday evening at May, died March 6. A profusion to gather the children. were baptized last Sunday by the of beautiful flowers adorned her the weekend in Colorado Springs. chapel. People will come to Mass 7:30 in Byers junior high school. Rev. Thomas Barry. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Hickey They tee the great work they and devotions in a chapel. You can white casket Her funeral was at Troop 126 won the attendance ban­ Sister Eugene Marie, daughter motored to Leavenworth, Kans., Patronize These could do with a mission school. We realize that in the Near East a tended by the children of the ner last month and efforts are be­ of Eugene Howard, arrived on to visit their daughter, Marzette, have asked our readers to help chapel can be built for as little as school. ing made to retain it another Tuesday evening, ' summoned be­ who is a student in St. Mary col­ these good Sisters, but to date the Five Hundred Dollars. Build a month. Frid^, March 6, the seventh response has been very small. So cause of the fatal illness of her lege. Mission Chapel as a memorial to father. Another daughter. Sister and eighth ^ades were once again we appeal, with prayerful your dead. Four to Become again involved in a close arith­ Edmund W. Carr, son of Mrs. hope, that some generous soul will Mary Winifred, was unable to J. P; Carr, who recently enlisted COLORADO metic match. This time fractions donate the Five Hundred Dollars Star Scouts make the trip owing to recent in the U. S. naval reserve, left STATIONS OF THE CROSS illness. kept the interest high. Each child necessary to build a mission school. Four scouts, Darrell Reum, was given a splendid test of his Thursday, Feb. 26, for San Diego, During the forty days of Lent Pupils of the seventh and eighth palif., to take a preliminary train­ A school will enable the poor chil­ you will often, if not daily, make James Powers. Jr.; William An- ability to concentrate on one dren of these districts to receive a deries, and William Burkhart, will grades have been enrolled in a ing course in the naval school. the Stations. Every missionary dancing class under the personal thing— be finished first with the SPRINGS Catholic education. The influence be granted the Star rank. It is priest wishes to have a set of Sta­ supervision of Roger Seick and correct answer. The eighth grade of the children will be felt, not only hoped that about six of the boys in won but the seventh m d ers are tions in his chapel. You can help. Father Barry. Merchants * * * They are aiding YO U R in the homes of Catholics, but also training will have completed their determined to make their points Ten Dollars will purchase a Set of Mrs. D. R. Lucy has accepted the CLASSIFIED ADS of non-Catholics. Generations will tenderfoot requirements, so that in the next two contests. Catholic press Stations in the Near East. Your chairmanship of the committee in lUt* tS< p«r word p«r Im m i mlnlnm* 11 be saved to Christ and His Church. gift will enable many to practice they may be awarded their tender; “ The Mass’’ has been a topic of Your contribution will gain for charge of the annual food sale to word*. If fear or mort ooiuMutiiro Iuum this richly indulgenced devotion. foot badge at this court. be sponsored by the Altar and Ro­ special interest to the fifth and u * *Md, th* r*t* a ZOt ptr frerd pt' I*- you a constant remembrance in the - • - The boys are woi'king hard on sixth grades, especially since Lent •nt. Parmcnl mu«t ■ceononiy ill ordm rayers of the Sisters of the Holy the circus plans. Darrell Reum, sary society. Mrs. R. A. Mauro is Ad* r***lv*d *11 Moador will «pp**r in MONTH OF ST. JOSEPH again contributing a cake. Mrs. began. They are making booklets th* lull* printfd lot th* follewins **«k FOOTWEAR Beautifully I!osary and of the children. William Burkhart. William Gains, on the vestments and articles used March is dedicated to St Joseph. and William Anderies, who will D. Omenetto, assisted by Mrs DIAMONDS WANTED BEBT IN QUALITT, NIWBBT IN APOSTLe' w ’” IRELAND The foster father of Christ was Winifred Wilson, will have charge in the Mass. They also play BTTLB and Restfully run in the chariot race, have their very interesting game on the HUth*H Cub Pric** for Dlimond*, Bond On* of the greatest missionaries born, lived and died in Palestine, of the cake award. Mrs. B. Bren bf luur»d moll tnd roooiir* «u b br r*. 11 Taan In th* Pika* Paah Raglaa Appointed chariots nearly completed. Mass called “ Crown." They ex­ of all time was St Patrick. He not a section of our missionary terri­ tel will serve coffee, rolls, and turn mil], Satlifiction (wnintMd. Pn* Work will start this week on pect to understand the holy sacri­ informition. Emplr* Dlimond Co. ItOO-B THEVORHESSHOECO. only converted the Irish nation, but tory. He must be very interested doughnuts on Holy Saturday, building the church for the Fran­ fice better when they have com­ Honnopln A**., Minnupoli*. Mhm. COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. through it carried the Faith around in our work. ciscan mlssionaiY number of the Apnl 4. Mrs. Joseph Hufker of Alton. pleted their project. HELP WANTED the world. This great saint must Help to spread the Church in the program and boys will be selected III., sister of Emilie Fomhalt of STENOGRAPHER WITH EXPERIENCE be interested in our mission work. country of St Joseph. Fifteen Dol­ at once for the parts in this act. lars will purchase a life-size statue this parish, who died here in the IN OFFICE WORK. O.M.A. G«n*r«l D*- ZEGHA t DONLON Every son and daughter of S t Pat­ The troop is now serving more Pueblo Lodge to Qivo Ilnrr.'St. MIchuI, North Dakota. rick should want to help spread of St. Joseph in the Near East boys than ever before. Forty-five last week, accompanied the body Ceueeo Sarrlee Statiea NURSES' TRAINING SCHOOLS Cl the Faith-he preached. Your mem­ boys and six leaders are registered to Alton. Miss Lou Fornhals, an Party for Servioe Men bership in this Association will MORE THAN BEFORE and many boys are in training to other sister, plans, to remain here MAKE UP TO StS-tSS WEEK u _ indefinitely. Tralnad Praetlc*l Non* I L*«ro qolckl* at CONOCO help. Dues are One Dollar a year. The war has mad* more people become scouts. Any one interested horn*. Booklet Pr**. Cbleito School af 117 E. PIKES PEAK dependent upon the missions for in becoming a leader will be wel­ Pueblo.— The members of St. Nunins, D*pL B-S, Chicato. A CHCMCE food, clothing and rent Send comed. One assistant scoutmaster Parish Unit Plans Joseph’s lodge No. 7, KSKJ, made OLD GOLD WANTED' You can supply a missiop chapel something to help the poverty of has already joined the armed serv­ plans for a farewell party to be GOLD—tSt.OO Odao*. Mill old told t**th. Nevada Av*. at Cach* la Paadr* with a Chalice, or a Ciborium, or a these people. Five Dollars will do ice and another will leave in the given men from the organization diaraondi, iaweirr, watch**—r*e«<** cub Tabernacle for Ten Dollars. All much good. next few months. Card Parly, Sale entering the armed services. by raturti maO. Sattafaetloa saaraetaad 'The troop’s thanks go to Nearly 60 members of the lodge Praa Infamatlon. Paramount Gold Rafia. Int Co., IIOO-B Htaoapla. MiOBoapolta 8 «nd aO communlottiofit I t Mother Georgians, Sister ElecU Pueblo.— (St. Francis Xavier’s have already been called to duty. Mina. The Heyse Sheet Metal Works Marie, and Sister Isabella and her, Parish)— The March unit of St. Selection of members of the INCORPORATED journalism class for their splendid Francis’ parish will sponsor a St. bowling team to represent the SONGWRITERS work in having 39 typewritten es­ Patrick’s day card party and bake local club in the KSKJ bowling MUSIC compoaad I* wordi, Baad petiA tor Gas, Coal Furnaces, Air Conditioning Catholic ^riear East U)cUm Assodatfon eonaldtration Oa roqaatt Rhrmin says turned in by the scout*. food sale March \1 in the parish tournament to bo held in Wau­ Pamphlfl Fra*. Pbonotraph Record FREl 219 North Weher Street Phone: Main i>i>2 480 Uxington Ave. at 4Sth €t> Naw York* N. Y* Committeeman James .Powers, hall. The chairman is Mrs. Victor kegan, 111., in April will soon be If poan aeoaptad KEENAN'S STUDIOS, COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. Sr., is the father of a boy. £ . Johnson. determined. Dipt. SV( Bos tldlk Biidt*S*rV Coaa. . Thursday, March 12, 1942 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE SEVEN

SPECIAL PRICE PARTY TO ATTRACT MANY OF ONE MONTH ONLY PARISH SODALin LAUNCHES jrJH fl RecoTer S pc. set with vtlour or Up«*ti7 COLORADO DOMINICAN SISTERS’ FRIENDS ‘VICTORY AND PEACE' DRIVE UPHOLSTERED C n»o,i.ntT.rB ,i FURNITURE CO. 24Bt l«th SL GLrndilt 2SR4 Will Bl TOPli: ■the annual card party given by calling the chairman, Mra. John ofhegisgud (Sacred Haart-Loyola Parish) is a combination of the Altar so­ the Friends of the Sick Poor Aid Miller, at TAbor 4606. At a meeting March 11 the mem­ ciety and Ladies’ sodality. A meet­ society for the Dominican Sisters In the receiving line will be Mrs. bers of the Sacred Heart Ladies’ \ millii ii l.ill.ii- ''-'i' ■ 1'“ ' U)>>i n I 'ii'iii of the Sick Poor of 2501 Gaylord Harvey Smith, president; Mrs. sodality launched a drive for “ Vic-’ ing of the organization will be held street will be held in the Denver Euphemia Enders, and Mrs. E. T. tory and Peace." The idea is to in. Loyola hall Wednesday after­ CHECKER IT An ««Qmtnotion NOW mojr iov« youri Dry Goods tearoom at 2 o’clock Gibbons. Helping Mrs. JohS’ have every one in the parish noon, March 18, at 2 o’clock. CABS on March 17. This card party has Miller, chairman of the party, on take part in the campaign OfBcers of the Denver Archdioc- been an annual event since the the floor will be members of the by receiving Holy Communion each ED DUNDON, Her. The March meeting of the Regis Children's Stamps esan Council of Catholic Women organization of the Aid society in committee,'Mmes. G. A. Durbin, week for victory. The drive, which Purchase Bond TA, 2233 LowMt Zontd R«tM are hoping for a good attendance 1923, when the nuns first estab­ John Demmer, James Quinn, Al­ guild, held /on Monday evening is to last for the duration of the from this district for the conven­ lished a convent in^Denver to help bert Larche, Irene Koser, Ansel in Regis college, was well at­ war, will open with a general Com­ At the March meeting of the tion of the national council in care for the sick and poor. The Smith, Giles Foley, and John tended. Boulder was represented munion of the Ladies’ sodality in Loyola PTA Sister Mary Anselm, principal, turned over to the PTA Hollywood, Fla., April 18 to 22. number of patients has increased Stoky. by Mr. and Mrs. Francis Reinert, Sacred Heart church Sunday. The meeting originally was sched­ each year and, though demands Tb« curtt Il»t IneludM th» R*v, Wit* president, Mrs. J. Roesch, enough JOHN R. COYLE DRINK and new Denver members were The pastor asks that the names uled for fall but was moved up for help on every one are numer­ Him Powcri, Mmti. Tim Sulllvin. M. J. of all the parish boys who are defense stamps to purchase a bond. SPRAY’S because of the need for women’s ous in this war year, no organiza­ Vtlley, Jot CIIEord. Paul FlUicrald, J. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Veltrie. These stamps were bought and COFFEE y. Howard, AnitI Smith, Rudolph KIstr, serving the country in the army, State-RegUlered Optometrist services in the emergency. A re­ tion is more needy or more de­ C. D. O'Brien, S. A. Miller, John A. At the close of the business navy, or marine corps be sent to saved by the pupils of Sacred Heart gional convention of the NCCW in Miller, Frank Abe**, J. Vincent'Carlin, school. The children secured the serving of help, and an urgent meeting, the Rev/ S. R. Krieger, the rectory. OPTICAL DtPAHTMlHT ROASTID AND DELIVIRED Denver last August drew a splen­ is made for support from Thumae Madden. Mark Origin, Joe stamps by saving their pennies and Kavaniuah, H. W. Swiaert, John Camp­ S.J., moderator, presented the Women to Receive Eucharist did attendance. all. Tickets for the party may be bell, Samuel Lewie, if. K< Miller, Harvey by collecting and selling old maga­ SEA Rl ROEBUCK FRESH DAILY At no time since the organiza­ obtained from the convent or by .Smith, John Stoky. C. Aneei. H. W Rev. Elmer R. Trame, S.J., assist­ The members of the Loyola Altar zines and papers. They are n(^v Andcraon, John Akolt, Glen Bruah, sodality will receive Communion Value* unexeelled Ia Quality 7***, tion of the national council has ant professor of biology, who dis­ saving stamps for a second bond, AND < 0. Krneat V. Beck, Philip Clarke, Marlin in a body Sunday at the 8:30 6ple««,'ExAracti. Baking Powder there been such an opportunity Bonnirena, M. J. Payne, A1 Werle, 0. cussed the subject of mental hy­ Dr. J. Nelson, guest speaker at for Catholic women to demon­ S. Folkner. M. J. Hett, W. P. Horan. o’clock Mass in Loyola. This will the meeting, gave a short but in­ R. Paul Horan, Ray A. Jaeser, Haruld giene in relation to health prob­ KE. 7181 strate their unity, ability, and zeal be the first general Communion of structive talk on “ What Effect the Braliins ‘Requiem’ Kiley, Otto Klene, L. A, HlKEina, John the newly organized sodality, which for “ God and country." Wartime F. HarrinKton, J. J. Sullivan, B, C. lems on the American campus and War Will Have on the Children SHEAR.*. KNIVES. RAZORS, programs and postwar reconstruc­ Hilliard, Jr.; Ualph J. Cummlnua. P. J. the results to be accomplished and Nutrition." He brought out SKATER. CLIPPERS, SURGI­ Sullivan, Vincent Kandorf, William R. CAL INSTRUMENTS SHARP­ , SPICE tion will be discussed by nationally Kager; through knowledge and under­ the fact that, because of the scar­ ENED BY EXPERTS IN OUR “ ELECTRIC GRINDING known speakers and a picture of Mmcii. Tandy A. Maghes, Ralph W. standing of piiychological and psy­ city and high price of foods, sub­ To Be Presented chiatric influences. The discussion- SHOP." the part which Catholic women are stitutes will be needed for the Danver Kally. Charlea J. Dunn, William P. Dolan. Tea to Replenisb Sin & Market Su. playing will be provided through Albert A. Larch*, J. M, Harrington, was informative and interesting. necessary vitamins. DENVER BARBER SUPPLY k lH COLORADO SINCE 1904 the reporta of presidents of na­ Martha Palm, Mary Chaa*.. Anna Water- CO. Johannes Brahms’ celebrated moten, J. H. Johnson, Jamei Thrall. M. The current number of the Jes­ It was announced that the PTA Opposite Piremount Thetter tional organisations and diocesan “ Requiem’’ will be presented Palm J. O'Fallon. Rose M. Hagua, John Mur- uit Bulletin, representative of the will entertain the basketball play­ 0. V. BraJr Ed Nolui councils. Sunday, March 29, in the city taiigh, J. P. Kummer, Fred M. Smith, Missouri pjovince, is' of special ers at a party. John Dower, John Tonar, Oscar Milo. Babies’ Vardrobes A feature of the four-day meet­ auditorium by the Lament singers T. A. Cosgrig, W. K. ' Cnivard, John interest in Denver through articles Announcement was also made of Lehrer’s ing will be a pilgrimage to the and the Denver symphony orches Corcoran, John Demmer, Bliaa Dubois, whose authors are members of the fourth annual educational con Shrine of Nuestra Senora de la tra. Marvin J. Kngilhardt. Ruphemli Enders, local families. This month Mr. Giles Folay, J. D .' Fitzgerald, J. Otilry, To amplify the wardrobes of ference of the Catholic Parent- Yonrs to Enjoy Leche y Buen Parto in St. Augus­ Florence Lament Hinman, direc­ Walter J, Koerber, Herbert l.elbman, Martin F. Hasting, S.J., dwdlls on the babies through gifts of cloth­ Teacher league, to be held in the Flowers tine. The Shrine of Our Lady of the life of St. Francis Xavier, tor of the chorus, and Conductor C. M. Livingston. James P. lK>g*n, II. ing and silver offerings will be Shirley-Savoy hotel March 24. The For added plsosar*. sntertaia at the Motherhood, patroness of Chris­ W. MeAbee. Kathryn McCarthy, K. M. apostle to the Indies. He outlines GRand 1655 Horace E. TuremBn of the orches­ the purpose, once again, of the parley will open with Mass in the Cosmopolitan — PIONEER DININO tian mothers, in St. Augustine is Rowland, Henry Kuwarl, I.,eo I. Ryan, the conversion of "Francis, the SPEER BLVD. * FEDERAL tra will yield the podium for this Charles II Kuwart. W. H. Sagatettcr, tenth annual Baby Annex tea and Cathedral at 9 o’clock. The mem­ ROOM , . on the site of the first Mass cele­ concert to Guest Conductor An­ C. 1'. Saunders, R. J. Savage, R. A. See, arrogant, of the University of shower given by the Junior Cath­ bers were urged to attend, if pos­ C 0 P P t E brated in the early St. Aumstine I. . R. Stillhammer, K, C. Schuyler,Paris, Fred who became Francis, the tonia Brico, who is in Denver olic Daughters of America in the sible. SHOPPE . . colony founded by Pedro Menen' Gushurst, Mary Durbin, Jamea, Quinn, humble, of the Society of Jesus— OptometrUt and Optician working with them on rehearsals. Charlea R. Auge, William E. Barrett, Catherine Mullen Nurses’ home BAMBOO dez de Aviles in 1565. he, who might have been an influ­ Literature was distributed for ROOM. Ree. The concert will mark the last W. B. Bastien. Joseph Uonomo, Lucy Sunday, March 15, from 2:30 to the nutrition classes, which are All Catholic women are most Bottler, W. C. Breunig. George Brennan, ential prelate in Spain, became ommend th e of the series of five scheduled for J. 1'. Flriih, A. H. Flood. Maxwell H. 5:30. held every Monday in the Little Helen Walsh Francis Xavier, greatest o f Jesuit OosmopolHan cordially invited and earnestly the Denver Symphony orchestra Grtedy, A. R. Grosheidcr, John Orosii, To mark this tenth anniversa^, Flower center at 2 p.m., and plans missionaries." hfr. Hasting gives to oat-ot-tewB Auoclat* urged to attend the meeting. All this season. It will also mark the Mary Stone, Harry Welchonce, (ieosge the Juniors have planned a special were made for a Red Cross sew­ Hackethal, John L. Iji Tourrette, Dennis a description of the travels and friend*. affiliated organizations are urged third appearance of the orchestra program for both their new ing unit soon to be started by the W,-R. JOSEPH to provide official representation Hilliman, W. E. Jonsi, T. E. I.lvermin, work of St. Francis Xavier in In­ with the Lamont singers. « Elmer Hanlon, Jimet Brennan. Irene friend.* and those who haVe been FTA. All were invited to take EYES EXAMINED for their groups in this history­ dia, China, and Japan, and closes Cosmopolitan flotel The program will include two Koser, P. Lucy, D. P. Noonan, Theodore attending the teas since 1933. part in this activity. Phon* TA^r 1880 making gathering. Harkcthal; with an appeal: "When war in the BRADBURY B. HOR8B. Oea. Her. organ preludes by Brahms, ar­ Miss Mary Francis Murray will Sacred Heart PTA was reprC' 2 t 8 - a i0 MiiMtii Bide. Mmes. W. H. Paul, George S. Catter- Pacific means so much to us be In charge of the entertainment ranged by Canon Winfred Douglas mole, J. J. Celia. Mary Conway, Edward Americans today, when our fa­ sented at the February meeting of and the refreshment committee Patronize These Firm*. They 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION for a cappelia choir, and Brahms’ B. Coughlin, Walter J. Coughiin, Kate thers, sons, brothers, friends, be the CPTL by Mrs. T. A. Kemme, Cramer, Joseph A. Graven, E. R. Crocker, will be headed by Miss Helen Are Co*operating With Your Week of March IS: St. famous “ Song of Destiny.’’ they soldiers, sailors, or mis-sion- Mrs. M. Miller, and Mrs. J. James T. Cronin. Patrick Cronin, John Steffes, Paper. Vincent’* orphanage, Denver. The entire program will be sung Cutshaw, Stanley Davies, K. H. Dee, aries, are in danger, we turn Roesch. USIC Father William J. Monahan, in English. George F, Dodge, Harold R. Dolan, J. to St, Francis Xavier, patron of W. Dooley, E, L. Doyle, William L chaplain, will head the receiving Refreshments were served by these lands.” WHY GO DOWN TOWN? The “ R^uiem" will be given as Earley, Herbert M. Edmondi, T. A. line, which will consist of Mrs. the mothers of the third grade pu­ aintalns FREE FREE Ferguson, J. L. Aylward, Dan H. Lutz, pils. The attendance prize was a memorial to Mrs. Katherine Jr,; Phil Horan. Cordon Hollis, W. J. The same number of the Bulle­ Harvey J. Smith, state chairman; D Winne, whose devotion to the cause McOettigsn, John Covillo, James Gray. tin gives prominence to the Sacred Miss Nellie Lennon, grand regent; won by the third grade, and the M orale D E of music in Colorado has played a A. C. Carroll, K. M. Doyle, John G. Heart radio program, heard in lorothy Walsh, council cn proceeds of the^enny march were . E major part in-the building of Den­ Printing, Joseph H. Rost. W. C. Weldon. Denver over KMYR at 7:15 week­ turned over to Sister L. Marilac, L Teresa Snapp, Henry J. Yeager, Bernard man; Miss Mary Francis Murray, own a Baldwin piano. L ver as a center of music. days and 2:30 p.m. on Sunday. All in Readinats for Program I 1 Foster, James E. Gaiile, E. T, GIbbont. vice chairman; Mrs. Robert Kel The chorus of 90 voices will sing Marguerite Graven, H. W, Humphreya, The transcriptions began in St. ler, secretary; Mis.* Helen Steffes, All is in readiness for the an­ Only 10 per cent hoten V V with the full orchestra of 76 T. J. Tierney, T. J. Tynan. L. M. Young, Louis in May of last year and treasurer; Kathleen O’Keefe, nual program in honor of St. Pat­ E E M. A. Wola, Anthony Earicngo, Ernest eon . M S •• GVPM pieces. Zarlengo, Ijiurm Conway, W, 11. Grimm. spread with amazing rapidity, be counselor; Mary O’Keefe, coun­ rick. A capacity crowd is expected K R T. W. Stauter; ing carried now on some 40 sta selor; Catherine Brecht, coun­ to attend the entertainment, to be Baldwin Piano Go. Y Y Dountown Pricti at Your Doonlep Mmes, R. I„ Walsfi'. Muriel Campbell. tions and heard in almost every selor; Madeline Lamanski, coun held in the old Adelphian hall, 2832 1623 California MA. 2285 John Daly, Thomas B. Finn, H. Me- state in the Union, and also being selor; Mra, M. Bonnarens; Gladys Lawrence street, Sunday night, Annual Party Is Eahern. M. V. McIntyre, Daniel He- Groarlty, T. C. McKIroy, William Mc- broadcast in Juneau, Alaska, and Fahrig, court president; Philo- March 15. Tavish, J. P. MeConity, A. P. Mc- San Juan, Puerto Rico. In addi mena C de Baca, court vice presi­ Citlin, C. n. McCormick. George Mapelli, tion, an-angements are now being dent; Margaret Cassidy, court sec­ Given by Club Edward Milan, T. F. McNamara, Wliliam made for shortwave broadcasts in Imperial Coal Co. May, Joseph Murphy, Mary Nahring, J. retary, and Marjorie Simpson, L. Nalty. A. P. Nelson, Lydia O'Hara. Spanish to South America. court press reporter. BonH ruin your eyes when you can The annual party given by the Hugh T. O'Reilly. Edward Oliver. J. A. This splendid program was orig­ BE SURE Osner, J, R. Plank. L. M. Purcell, I,tw- To Entertain Troop 2 C. D. of A. Noonday'study club rcnce J. Rabtosy, W, W. Richards. Joa- inated and is being furthered by have proper light for so little • • • • on March »5 was the largest ever eph M. Rihn, W. G. Reddin, Winifred the Rev. Eugene P. Murphy, S.J. Gladys Fahrig and Mary Martin To Ask for IMPERIAL When You held by that group. A dessert Wilson. F. M. McEahern. Nellie Byan. Father Murphy’s parents were will entertain troop 2 at a St. Pat­ luncheon was followed by cards. Allred M. O'Meara, J, Feder, Margaret rick’s social Monday evening, O'Rourke. Mary Gustln. Nellie Koniejee. well-known members of the Cathe­ Order Goal Twenty-six tables were in play. Mary A. Karns, Ovid Kellogg. Ted Day. dral parish; his sister, Mrs. W. D, March 16, at 7:30 at 3614 Marion Besides table prizes, special awards J. F. Langdon, John K. Schilling, and Phoenix, and brother, John K. street 514 Denham Bldg. Phnne KE. 53.58 were given to Mrs. Lillian 'Stevens, Jamea E. Uallaghtr: Murphy, master sergeant and Troop 9 will meet Saturday in Mrs. Bernard Wright, and Miss MIsaes Ann Birmingham. Grace Bren­ the clubhouse at 2 o’clock. nan, Ollie Deloughy, Elizabeth Harring­ state representative in the selec­ Nellie Riordzn. A plate was won ton. Mom Sullivan. .lane Gallagher. Anna tive service, reside at 1945 Jas­ by Miss Margaret Leary, and the I.eske, Barbara I.eike. Wilma Gerepach. mine strept. * Red Cross Mammy doll went to Agnea M. Toohey. Mary II. O'Ftllon. William F. (BILL) Elaie Sullivan, Ann Fallon, Loretta The article in the BuUetin tells Sacred Heart Aid Mrs. Norman Brubaker. I/Oughran, Harriett Froymer. Elizabeth of the scores of letters received Mrs. J. L. Brubaker was chair­ McNulty, Mary C. Cronin, Clella Carter. every day by station WOW, St. ROEMER man of anangements, assisted by Loretta Dolan, Mary A. Keefe. Jeanette Ryan, and Theresa Maher; Will Roche. Louis, attesting to the program’s To Hear Program Miss Margaret Leary, Mrs. J. H. M. A. Hickey, Gene Celia, and otheri. popularity and worth. The letters will be happy to give your Fur Johnson, Mrs. W. J. Foehl, Mrs. Coat Selection his personal at­ aro written by people of every H. L. Gorden, Mrs. Harvey J. conceivable age and life, men The Sacred Heart Aid society, tention during Dupler's Record- Smith, and Mrs. Ansel Smith. and women, young and old, rich at the social hour following the Breaking Part of the proceeds will he and poor, Catholic and non- business meeting on March 19, used for Red Cross woik of the St. Mary’s Club to Catholic, all universal in their will offer an interesting program study club and part will go to St. FEBRUARY praise of this little period of arranged by Mrs. John Schilling. Rita’s court, C. D. of A. More thought and prayer which “ helps It will include some Irish songs INVENTORY SALE than 70 women are enrolled in the to start the day right.” Sisters and by Mra. Blanche Osborne, accom­ Red Cross circle sponsored by the Meet on March 16 nurses in hospitals and sanatoria panied by Mrs. Schilling, and study club and directed by the write often and thankfully of the violin selections by Miss Nina pre.oident, Mra. J. H. Johnson. good effects on their patients, Brooks, with her sister, Mrs. Guy- Mrs. Harvey J. Smith, chair­ The monthly meeting of St and shut-ins and the aged are dania Robinson, as accompanist. man, reported that more than 400 Mary’s Mothers’ club will bo held among the most grateful. Hostesses will be Mrs. Elmer Han- garment.* had been made in Feb­ in the academy Monday evening, lim and Mrs. J. C. Hagus. ruary. The sewing session is held In connection with the pro^anr, March 16, at 8 o’clock. Mrs. S. the article quotes from a letter The Sacred Heart Aid society every Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 A. Riesenmnn, president, will pre has taken the initiative in advanc­ p.m. Luncheon is served. A group received by Father Murphy from side. the Rev. Wlodimir Ledochowski, ing practical ways to assist in the of 25 dolls made from scraps was Following the business session, present crisis. The prasident, displayed. A large afghan, the Jesuit superior general in Rome, Dr. Paul J. Ketrick, president of congratulating Father Murphy on Mrs. James McDonald, is anxious work and donation of Mrs. M. J. Loretto Heights college, will speak for a large attendance and re­ Stemmier, 2614 River drive, was "this unique means of lead­ on “ After the Crisis, What?" Miss ing men to union and fraternal ports from chairmen. Mrs. George shown. Bette Jane Towsend will sing. Magor is receiving “ Salvage for Because the April meeting date charity” and telling him that “ Our Arrangements for the evening Holy Father was deeply gratified Victory” articles. Mrs. J. L. Bru­ would fall on Holy Thursday, assembly were made in order that baker will take care of magazines there will be no session of the when he was apprised of your en­ the fathers may attend. 'The deavors." or books for the'USO recreation study club until May. Mothers’ club extends a coraial center at 222 E. 17th avenue. Mrs. In further association of the invitation to any guests the par­ E. M. DuBois is chairman of mem­ ents may wish to bring. month of March with the work of bership. the Society of Jesus, it is a Light refi-eshments will be served Meeting Is Held matter of history that it was on at the close of the meeting by the March 19, 1823, that the Rt. Rev. club officers and the room mothers. Denver Deanery Will Louis DuBourg, Bishop of New CASTLE OREST They are Mmes. S. A. Riesenman, By Seton Guild Orleans, and the Rev. Charles M, D. Currigan, Forbes Parkhill, Neale, S.J., superior of the society Meet Monday, Mar. 16 A. R. Grosheider, H. F. Bromme, C. in the United States, entered into Pin-lJp Lamps The Sfton guild met in the W. Reilly, E. P. Coffey, A. E. Seep, an agreement regarding the estab­ home of Mrs. F. Bchirk Thursday, E. A. Bell, Thomas Murray, A. A. The Denver deanery of the March 5, with Mrs, R. G. Morrison lishment of the Jesuita in the Archdiocetan Council of PEACHES Able, Frank Muto, and Louis Trans-Mississippi country. Again, and Mrs. J. E. Flynn, co-hostesses. Palaze. ’’ Catholic Woman will moat in After a dessert luncheon the aft­ March of 1840 was the date .of the C. D. of A. clubhouso, 39 Final arrangements are being the establishment of the Missouri ernoon was devoted to cards and made for the da^ of recollection 1772 Grant street, on Mon­ Halves or Sliced a short business session. vice province and the appoint­ 2 for the mothers and their friends, day, March 16. Mrs. L. A. ment of the Rev. Peter J. Ver- The honored guests were two to be conducted by Father Ray­ Higgins urgei a large rapra- haegen, S.J., as vice provincial. sisters from the Sacred Heart par- mond M. Tully, S.J., in S t Mary’s santation from each affiliated Pin one up over your desk, your bed, or your i.sh and two from the Cathedral. March 30. This was the foundation-stone of organixation. The deanery it the Missouri province o f the so­ The Seton guild is a society com­ As many of St. Mary's mothers the local “ hub" of all .defame vanity . . . they’re wonderful to work by, and For dessert — for ciety of which Denver and Colo­ posed of relatives of Sisters of as can are urged to attend the all­ work encouraged by the rado form the western boundary. the reflector type bowl provides correct light salad. For dessert, Charity of Cincinnati. The society day conference of the Catholic NCCW and will assist each expresses appreciation to the Parent-Teacher league to be held group In defining its own for reading. These lamps are attractive where serve just as they many non-members who have March 24. Reser^'stions for St, Society Makes Change particular projact and unify­ ever they are used, in your living room, den, aided in the group’s work. ‘ Mary’s mothers may be made with ing the work at a whole. come from the can— Mrs. S. A. Riesenman, In Next Meeting Date or any place in your home. Rich old ivory The following mothers were colored bases with convenient push-button or turn the halves cut Side up and fill with ice cream resent at the meeting of the VP I n ’ATl VI Mr*. R. G. Morrison, prasi­ switch. 10-inch shades in a wide assortment atholic Parent-Teacher league. dent of the Quaan of Haavan or jelly— or bake them before serving. For salad, Feb. 26: Mmes. S. A. Riesenman, .of patterns. H. F. Bromme, A. R. Grosheider, Aid society, wishes to call to Cl A N D DISFASIS use the slices alternated with orange and avocado and C. W. Reilly. the attention of the members Ate D R ^ POgggRac.] sections; or use the halves filled with cheese balls. the change that hat baan LAMPS—THIRD FLOOR Cathedral Mothers’ made in the date of the next ASTHMU, mat fCVB. catjm Club Meets March 13 meeting, from March 17 to tOMvuni CYIAND iAJOMAUti CATAIa CT, The Cathedral Mothers’ club March 24. The change was will meet Friday, March 13, at 0«lASlMMMTAYfCO^ OOfTI^ made in deference to the card ••ruo ANA u a FAl^ MOT 2:30 p.m. A large attendance is UUMCL SACK) ftUC ANO lAOO party being held March 17 in OCONTAL im srt requested as impor^nt subjects the Denver tea room for tho A.FEWA.Y are to be discussed. The program ‘ IPhero Denver Shape With Confidence"— Phone KE. 2111 8100. m wlltoh «t will be in charge of the science Dominican Sisters of the Sick and mathematics department. Poor. PAGE EIGHT Office, 9S8 Baimock Street THE DENVER pATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone. 4205 Thursday, March 12, 1942

The Friendly Smile E ;" dreda of Githolie and non-Catholie aervice men weekly to the USO Preferred Parish club, operated by the National Catholic Community Service at 222 E. 17th avenue. Qub Director Paul F. Behe, pictured above chatting with two grateful aoldien, expect* the fadlitiei of the club to be taxed Trading List Sunday when the Denver unit participate* in the nation-wide open hou*e being held by 550 units of the six member agencies of the spoiisomD ei4'The lower cost ofour ^ United Service Organieations. The club will be open for inspection MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER between noon and 4 p.m. . Dependable, Refined Service. Th* aiwrdiuit* r«prM«BUd Is thl* ••ctioa ar« booatar*. Th«y ar« ST, JOIN'SPTI Bazieaa to work witk yoa oad ora doaorying of yoar potroBogo< Co- Kies oporato witk thorn. (St. Mary’s Academy) (St. John’s Parish) Glendale 3663 On Friday, March 6, Mass was offered by the Rev. Raymond The PTA, with Mrs. Hubert Cathedral TuUy, SJ., for the* sodalista in the A. Smith as chairman, is spon­ armed forces. At this Mass Father soring a series of lectures on nu­ Tully opened Vocation week in St. trition to be given in the school hall every Thursday afternoon PATRONIZE THESE Mary’s with a talk on vocations to Economy Liqaor Store the religious life. Other speakers from 1 to 3 o’clock. The first lec­ the academy in Vocation week ture was held Thursday, March 12. Preferred Parish PIGGLY-WIGGLY The ^lectures will be given by Miss Naxi to Clarka’t Church Goada include Miss Catherine Deus of "jrkoB lot* In tptrif* eaU Jarry^ STORES Loretto Heights college, on Bessie 'Wymore, home econoniist, Radio,” Wednesday, March 11; and will cover daily food require­ Trading List 1634 Tremont K£. 4354 435 E. 17th Ave. at Penn. ments in well-balanced meals. Any 220 E. 13th Ave. at Grant Miss Vola, head of the personnel P S U DEUVEBT FREE PARKING department at Daniels & Fisher’s, member of the parish is welcome to atten5l one or all of these let- on “ Personality,” March 12, and MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER Miss Emma Pedre, R. N., of the tures,* and each one is asked to Krug’s Meat Market Hospital Pharmacy state board of nurse examiners, bring a pencil and notebook. Th* merehsBts raprstantsd in this ssetloa are booster*. They are speaking on “ Nursing,” Friday, The regular PTA luncheon and sBxieo* to work with you and are desarring of your patro sag*. Co- operate with them. Quality Meats, Poultry Prescription Specialist March 13. card party will take place Friday, SUNDRIES — FOUNTAIN H. E. Barnes of the Barnes Busi­ March 13, at 1 o’clock in the Fish UQUORS — WINES ness college will speak on “ Women school hall and will be in the na­ OUTERS IN SEASON CaU KE. 9977 in Business” on Monday, March ture of a St, Patrick’s day party, St. FranriN de Sale«* ItU Eaat isth Art. Pboa* TAbor MIS 17TH AND DOWNING 16, and Judge Joseph J. Walsh Added to the list of hostesses as will speak on “ Woman in the published in the Denver Catholic VINES UQUOB8 LENTEN FISH-WINE Home” on Tuesday, March 17. Register last week is the name of Lincolo Creamery JACKSON’S FREE MENUS Clever captions have been posted Mrs. C. J. McCabe. All the women 515 E. Expotltlon 8P. 1222 Nadorff Liquors, Ine. on the bulletin board daily adver­ of the parish and their friends are 1755 9 Bratdwaj, 8P. 1512 Cut Rate Drugs tising Vocation week. invited to attend. Dairy Products Delivered HOME OF GOOD SPIRITS LIQUOR MART Liquors - Sundries Whar* 70U set the moet of the beat ISO Books for USO Anywhere in i.'ity, NEAR THE CATHEDRAL The children of St. John’s school for the least. About 150 books were collected Prescriptions Chrietlan Broa. and Garretta Winea have purchased $330.70 worth of TUT OUB Call EM, 0677 for Prompt recently in the book drive for the FREE DELIVERT defense stamps in the six-week SUPERB BABY MILK Free Prompi Delivery Delivery USO. This drive was part of the period that they have been offered Cat) 8P. 144ft l>ownine and Alameda 333 Eaat Colfax TAbor 3304 ISIS E. Celfvc Are. Colfax k WlUlami Victory Book campaign sponsored for sale at the school. by the USO. There will be a High Mass on RUGS THOROUGHLY O.EANED NOB HILL INN On Tuesday, March 17, the St. Patrick’s day at 8 o’clock and AND SHAMPOOED ON THE Ace-Hi Awning Co. THOMPSON'S junior class and eighth grade will 185 SO. PENN. PE. 551* tie BAST COLFAX on St. Joseph’s day, March 19, ILOORS IN THE HOME DRUG STORE sponsor a spaghetti dinner as a at 8 o’clock. Best in workmanship and mataiials at Mixed Drinks, Draught Beer mission activity. Denver USO to Hold ALSO IN OUR PLANT moat reaaonabit orlcea. ITth a WashlBttoB REratooe OTIS Mrs. Edwin Mullen, who had Defense Demands will aoon nsa all avail* Rose Mnriouettes Coming Hst« Corrrctlr Cleaned and Blocked FRESH DRUGS been in St. Joseph’s hospital for ablt«eanvaa eoods. If you intend buying Delicious Dinners The value of marionettes as a FOUNTAIN SERVICE the past six weeks, returned to Awnings order now whila wa can atlU HOT AND COLD LUNCHES means of entertainment has long make dellveriea. Tour PaboDat* Appraelatad her home this week. T o q t Batintn It Asprtriattd Btr* been recognized by the Saimarac Open House on Sunday players of St. Mary’s academy, but Mary Anne, infant daughter of Non-Surgieal Treatment of Herniae Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Martinez, Patronize These Firms. They Where Friends Meet . . it v^l be a new ej^rience to some CXEANERS AND DYERS . of them, as well as to many of their Facilities of the USO club, ope­ the defense jllistrict served by the was bantized Sunday by Father Are Co-operating With Yoor rated by the National Catholic J. P. Moran. Sponsors were Mr. Its Broadway DR. G. K. NIEHOUSE Denver friends, to see the fasci­ unit will act as guides. The PE. 3753 PE. 3754 Paper, AVENUE GRILL Community Service a|i 222 E. 17th customary buffet supper for sol­ and Mrs. Raymond Crowley. PHYSiaAN and SURGEON nating performances of the Rose marionettes. avenue, are expected to be taxed diers will be served at 5 o'clock, Meeting Scheduled Announcea tha Openint of Hie New Offiee Drinks Sunday afternoon when the local Rufus and Margo Rose, under with women of St Rose of Lima's St. John’s Altar and Rosary so­ institution participates in the na­ Annunciation 46 SO. BROADWAY Byron and Maria Williami the auspices of the Saimarac play­ parish being in charge. Informal­ ciety will hold its monthly meeting Office Houra: Phone RA. 1717 17th and Wathinilon , HAin S7S7 ers, will be in Barnes auditorium tion-wide “ open house” being held ity will be the keynote of the day’s in the home of Mrs. Fred Davis l.« PJt.—7-» P.M. Raa. AL. lOM in 550 units of the > six operating activities, as no special program on April 11 to tell the story of 140 Race street, on Friday after­ AT LOWEST Snow White and Rip Van Winkle member agencies of the United has been arranged. noon, March 20, at 2 o’clock. A Service Organizations. DRUGS PRICES IN DENVER DE SELLEM with their world-famous troupe of Event’s Importance Cited tea will follow the business session. rUEL AND FEED CO. Blessed Sacrament little wooden people. Performances Designed to acquaint the Ameri­ DRUG CO are at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. can people at first hand with the Mr. Behe and Vincent J. Little, CHARLES A. OaSELLEU operations and accomplishments regional director, who returned to W . Ship by Rail Portland, Ore., early this week fol­ TBB BTORB of the USO in its first year, the PHONE TA. 1205 lowing a routine visit here, both FOOD open house will also give residents Carnival Murder 2511 FRANKLIN ST. 15TB AND WALNirr of the Denver area an opportunity stressed the importance of the na­ RES. PHONE UA. 1555 OLSON’ S.STORES [ilH D Pill to see fnr themselves what is being tional open house event Denver­ Rlessed Sacrament done here to provide recreation and ites, they point out, will see in the ODORLESS CLEANING service to the nation’s armed forces club the type of service and fa 5019 E. Colfax EM. 2731 ciljties available to their sons and Basis of Opera Holy fahoNt 2750 W. 29th GL. 2112 in their off duty hours. 4600 E. Colfax EAat 9S25 neighlwrs who may be stationed 2030 E. 6th EA. 1801 WS MTTIi Club Director Paul F. Behe has Comer of Cherry in military camps elsewhere. The opera, Pagliacex, of Leon­ announced that the club will be That the local club has made IPs fPite to Buy at IPeiss open for inspection between noon cavallo caused a sensation in more uj£SKRn messenoeR. (St. Louis* Parish, Englewood) great strides in its diversified pro­ than a musical way at its first Lebfrotn and 4 p.m., and that soldiers from gram and attracted thousands of Fairfax Hardware SL Louis’ PTA met on Tues­ production in Milan, Italy, May TAbor SuccMMr to KARL'S W EISS URUG Catholic and non-CathoHc soldiers 21, 1892. It seems that Catule 215 17th StrMt, Nttr Broadway (Colfax h Fairfax) day evening, with 60 members alike in its brief existence, both Mendes, the French author, while TABOR 3885 DENVEK Prescription Specialists present. The Very Rev. Joseph FREE DEUVERT h a r d w a r e , c l a s h PAINTS Arvada Society agreed. Numerous letters from attending the opera suddenly real­ 5345 Frcs Dallvsry O’Heron said the opening prayer. those who have been transferred Fine Wines and Liqiwts EA. 3777 5022 E. b>Uu BAUR-S ICE CREAM Mrs. Albert Michaud, president, ized that there was a marked re­ to other camps attest to the popu­ semblance between the plot of the Ua Deliver Tw i P»ekaM Baer — Ginger Ala — Lime Rickey P. E. RINEHART. Prop. CUT RATE « >resided over the business meet­ Plans Card Fete larity of the unit and the appre­ 424 18TH STT^ Aceeaaoriea». ing. ^era and his own play. Femme de EAst 1814 Colfax and Elm ciation with which it is regarded. Tabarin, which had been produced Mr. A. D. Northcutt, orchestra (Shrine of St. Anne, Arvada) Visitors will observe the regular in Paris on Nov. 12, 1887, chairman, announced the Colorado When buying from the John C. The Altar and Rosary society w<)rk and activities of the club Thinking that he had grounds state music contest will be held will sponsor a dessert luncheon being carried out Sunday, and the for a suit, he sued Leoncavallo for firms advertising in this SchoU in Denver in April. The school or­ and card party March 19 at 1 number of improvements, which damages but was forced to with­ P0UIERI| STRTIOnS chestra has been holding regular FINEBT p.m. in the parish hall. Prizes have been made the past several draw the suit when the author of paper, please mention that HEATS AND practice sessions and will enter will be awarded. Guests are asked months. Notable among the in­ the opera proved without a doubt GROCERIES the contest. you saw their advertise­ to bring playing cards. novations are the dark room for that the plot, of Pagliacci was 2215 Fnlrfaa Mrs. William Arend reported ment The Italian group met in the soldier camera devotees, the re^ based on an actual case which CM. 27M a splendid turnout of St. Louis’ home of Mrs. S. A. Lombardi cording room, and the newspaper came before Leoncavallo’s father A members for the home nurs­ Thursday afternoon. rack holding all issues of the when he was a judge in Calabria ing class, which is being held Fired Simpson, 219 Third street, Register and various secular pa­ In this case a circus performer Tuesday mornings in the commu­ will be a patient in Mercy hospital pers. killed his wife and her lover in Loyola nity room of the Englewood city for several weeks. festival time in Montalto, Gala Assisting Mr. Behe in greeting Friendly, neighborhood Pow- BL Sacrament. E. 23rd 4 Kaamcy St hall. Francis Campbell of Rawlins, bria, on Aug. 15, 1865. The mur­ the visitors will be Father William erine stations are conven­ St. Philomcna'a, 8th 4 Colo. Bird Mrs. E. L. Glenn read the presi­ Wyo., visited over the weekend derer was later released from Loyola, K. 18th Arc. 4 Race 8t A. Monahan, club chaplain; Ralph iently located in every Den­ dent’s message. Joe Young took with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. prison, and in 1909 entered the St.Catherine'e. 28th Ara. 4Fed. Blvd When buying from the E. Hay, assistant director; Miss ver parish. They offer you Rocky Fiori the room attendance. The prize Campbell of Arvada Heights. service of Baroness Sprovieri St Eliiabeth'e, W. Colfax 4 8th St. APPRECIATES CATHOUO Catherine C. Maloney, secretary to most in motoring satisfac­ firms advertising in this for attendance was awarded the Junerose Klumkex, West Ral­ in Calabria. Leoncavallo is specific Cathedral, E. lOth 4 Waehihxton PATRONAGE the regional director, and Mrs. tion. St. Domlnic’f. W. 32nd Are. 4 Speer first grade. ston Rd., has been elected presi­ Elizabeth McMahon, snack bar in mentioning Montalto as the paper, please mention that scene of the opera, and the pe Cathedral, E. Colfax and Race Rocky’s Pharmacy Mr. Pierson, scoutmaster of dent of her sorority. Delta Delta hostess, who is affectionately HOLY GHOST St Prancie de Sale*. Cedar 4 S. Bdwy. you saw their advertise­ parish troop 136, announced there Delta. riod is indicated as between 1865 14th St A Tremont Rt. John'e. Speer Bird. 4 Clarkion 17th & Race EA. 986T known as “ Mrs. Mack” by the hun and 1870. are 32 scouts in the troop. dreds of soldiers who use the club ment. PRESCRIPTIONS UQUORS The PTA will have a cooked Leo Crowley Heads weekly. In addition to the per­ Leoncavallo purposely wrote food sale in the vestibule of the sonnel named above, Monsignor this opera around a realistic sub­ DEPENDABLE POWERINE PETROLEUM PRODUCTS church Sunday, March 22. State Salvage Drive John R. Mulroy is moderator. ject since the opera, Cavalleria BEARCAT-ETHYL...POW£RINE‘72'6AS...POW£R-LUBEMOTOROIL The officers elected foV the Rusticana, had also been based on St. Vincent de Paulas Leo J. Crowley of 1215 d. Down­ Month’s Total High coming year are as follows; Presi- a story truh to life and these two ing street, Denver Catholic, was Statistics compiled by Mr. Behe operas were being played together appointed executive secretary of a ffom the daily check for February in most of the theaters. It can be state-wide salvage campaign by alone demonstrate the great draw said that the two works were St. Mary Magdalene Washln^on Park W.M. WITTE Gov. Ralph Carr. Mr. Crowley ing power of the Denver “ home the first to open a new era in secretary, Mrs. R. R. will work under the supervision of away from home.” A total of opera, the era of “ verismo,” that Cleaners the general salvage section of the 3,552 service men from Lowry is, opera which is true to life and N. W. CHRISTENSEN Grocery and Market •* When buying from the Corn Fed Meata Freah Fiab war production bureau of indus­ Field, Fort Logan, and Fitz realistic. Wagmerism h a d been Collins Pharmacy Vnexctjled Quality and Service trial conservation. Mr. Crowley, simons General hospital used the the predominant themes of opera firms advertising in this Staple Groceriea, Freah Vegetablea Mrs. Fred Wilber, music chair- a state senator, said his job would until this time. In Wagnerism the 5000 Weal 29ih Ave. 1087 S. Gaylord BP. 7898 facilities of the club in the 28 paper, please mention that 701 SOUTH LOGAN PE. 0125 be to increase collection of metal, day period, 1,675 enjoying health sto^ is usually involved in sym­ Phone CL. 9942 rubber, and other salvage ma athletic, 'and social activities. bolism and the music goes in for you saw their advertise­ mted a fine program. The PRESCRIPTION SPEHALISTS terials. Individual services were likewise a vastness of design. Because of SOUTH GAYLURD mss RUTH'S St Louis’ choir was heard in. this it is rather difficult to follow 7oar Roelneai la Appreciated ment _ - jrI selections and male mem­ numerous, for in addition to the BEAUTY CEIVTUR educational activities the club dis­ either the story or the music un­ bers of the choir in a Negro spirit­ Vacation of Nursing less a study of both is made. In BAKERY “ Beauty Specialists" tributed "750 copies of magazines ual. Mrs. Carl Boom sang a solo, the “ verismo” era, on the con­ Fluffy, Flakey Homemade 2380 Sooth Downing ' PEarl 0900 and the Diltz sisters played an Students to Be Held and 662 envelopes and postcards, ZOT08 AND JAMAL PERMANENTS transcribed 33 personal messages, trary, the story and music can §1. ratherine's Pastry TUBS. . THURS .Ttnlnga by accordion duet. In Summer as Usual usually be followed without either PE. 7315 1*25 So. Gaylord Appointm.nt made available 812 periodicals and Reservations were requested 513 books, and extended informa­ seeing or hearing the work be­ for the Catholic PTL meeting to The summer vncetions - of tion data to 161 individuals. Minor fore the actual performance. be held in the Shirley-Savoy ho­ students now in the three Den­ details of the month’s report also The Denver Grand Opera com­ FRED MAIER’S tel March 24. These can be left ver Catholic schools of nuriing, pany has presented a wide selec­ GARRETT'S WINES — COORS ON TAP — MIXED DRINKS at the rectory or with Mrs. Albert contain pertinent data. St. John^s St. Anthony’s, Mercy, and St. tion of the best in opera to the 2 9 I d W , 44th 44th Near Federal Michaud. Joseph’s, will be held as usual, Letters that pour into the club Denver music lovers in the past ten R. George Woods, Englewood hospital authorities announce. from such widely separated places years. These operas' have been JOE E. BROWN’S Frank J. fire chief, gave an interesting talk The inauguration of new as Camp Davis, Hollyridge, N. chosen from the different schools When buying from the Car.; Tullahoma, Tenn., and the LENTEN SPECIAL Kunde on “ Safety.” Mr. Waddell from classes in June rather than in of opera and have pre.sented a firms advertising in this For Voor FUh DInncro Inwlto TOO to the Englewdod fire department September in order to speed up air corps school in Dothan, Ala., to great variety with regard to the North Denver Liquor Rose Gty Wines 55c Bottle presented a movie on the same preparation for war service will mention a few, are highly lauda­ many types of music that can be paper, please mention that CIRCLE subject. tory. Invariably the transferred Store Fro* Wins RotIpM Fro* Dolhrtrr mean, however, that the usual found in opera. Both Cavalleria you saw their advertise­ Refreshments were served by soldier will point out the advantage 4196 Federal Bird. Phene GL. 4793 DRIVE summer lull for instructors and Rusticana and Pagliacci, which WE FEATUHB 6TH AVE. LIQUOR Service Station mothers of the fourth grade teaching facilities will be cut of the Denver unit and what it has are to be given this year, are from ment. GARRETTS WINES (th at Joatphlnt EA. 6575 575 Jouphin. pupils. short. The nurses’ joint grad­ meant to him, and just as in­ the same school of opeq^ and the EA. 5525 r \ Mrs. G. Smilanic, who is ill in uation exercises will be held variably he will mention his de­ stories of - these operas are both “At Veu SarTka* St. Joseph’s hospital, is reported May 21 in the Cathedral at sire to be back in the Mile High true to life and realistic. The EMPIRE to be improving. City. 8:15 p.m. opera lover will find in these Holy Family 17 lb s ...... $.100 CLEANERS Forty Hours' Scheduled Parents Are Grateful works a different kind of sto^ Parents, too, express their ap­ and music than he has found in DRY WASH. FLAT IRONED The Forty Hours’ devotion purchase a chart for the names preciation to the club personnel those of past years and yet will AND opens Friday morning, March 13, When busing from the Waarlnc Appsrtl Flolt Drisd of the men from the parish who for the interest and kindness find his interest as keen as that in TENNYSON MARKET at 8 o’clock and closes Sunday aft­ are in service. This chart will be SHIRTS FINISHED 2a DYERS shown to their boys. From Spring- any of those previously performed. 5818 Tennyion Bt GRand 2898-0552 firms advertising in this WED.. THUR8.. FRL ernoon at 4:30. The Blessed Sac­ posted in the vestibule of the EMarsoo 2989 rament will be exposed and Com­ field, 111., a happy mother wrote in UNION SHOP FREE DELIVERY paper, please mention that church. The members of the St. part: “ I cannot tell you how much PIERCE’S LAUNDRY & I52< B. 5tb Ava. munion distributed at 6 o’clock Vincent de Paul society and the Dramatic Club Will “The Rome of Corn-Fed Quality you saw their advertise­ on Saturday morning. Mass on I appreciate your kindness to Bud Me.u“ men who are active in the PTA (Murphy). Bud’s dad and I want DRY CLEANERS Saturday morning will be at 8 work have signified their Inten Your Credit Is Good Here. ment. ^ COW TOWN o’clock. Members of the parish so­ to express our gratitude for help­ Stage Play March 15 17* FUImar. EA. *5*1 tion of joining with the Holy ing make his stay in Denver so cieties will arrange for special Name society in the nocturnal g L - TAVERN pleasant” The letter was signed PAT HA'gGERTEY. Prop. hours of devotion. Parishioners adoration. ' (Holy Rotary Parish) by Mrs. John J. Murphy. The Holy Rosary Dramatic club Patronise These Firms. They HI Parcant Wlnaa, Batra and Ala who are ill and cannot attend Sister Austin Joseph left this $ 1 . I aO u I s * church and wish to receive Com­ A typical soldier letter, addres­ will present What the Priests Are C o-operating With Your LUNCHES _ SANDWICHES week for Chicago, 111., where she munion in the Forty Hours’ are attended the funeral services for sed to Mr. Behe—this one from the Never Tell, written by Father Paper. Comer, 3rd and Detroit asked to phone the rectory, RAce her brother, Joseph Berry. 54th air base group, Greenville, Whalen, Sunday, March 16, in the WE MEET ALL When buying from the 1428 or Englewood 451." A visit­ Miss.—has this to say: “ I shall school hall, 4664 Pearl street Walter Pytlinski received word' LOW PRICES ing priest will assist with Con­ this week of the death of his never forget the kindness you ex­ Two performances will be given, firms advertising in this fessions on Saturday evening. All brother, Stanley, in St. Louis, Mo. tended to me while I was there. in the afternoon at 2 o’clock and paper, please mention that the parishioners are urged to re­ I am going home tonight for a in the evening at 8 o’clock. The Englewood Drug Co. St. Janies Mrs. Joseph Wolfe left last (When the Can Stop) ceive Holy Communion. week for Nebraska to attend the three-day visit I know I’ll have In the cast are the following: you saw their advertise­ ENGLEWOOD, COLO. The Holy Name men, at their funeral services for her father, to tell them of your wonderful Edward Krasovich, Stephen Ma- ment. meeting Monday evening,, March Edward Wlaschin. hospitality. . . . My Christmas in chuga, Anton Mencin, Anton Pad- E. W, HERZOG, Managar When buying from the School Supplies 9, voted to follow the example of Special services will be held in Denver would not have been as boy, Jim Tracy, Jane Jackson, firma advertising in The Gifts — Notions — Hosiery some of the other parishes in the church on Tuesday, March 17, pleasant a one if you had not done Agnes Kucler, and Frances standing watch before the Blessed Resdster, please mention the Feast of St. Patrick, and on your share. . . , There is nothing Vuraer. Assisting the production ARMSTRONG'S Sacrament all night on Holy Thursday, March 19, the Feast of like a friendly hand when you are will be C. Padboy, prompter, and that you saw their adver­ Thursday. Cards for the purpose St. Joseph. Mass each of these away from home. And that you J. Kucler, stage manager. Variety Store of designating convenient hours tisement in this paper. mornings will be at 8:16, with provided to the utmost.” PFC. The Young Ladies’ sodality will PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 7227 EAST COLFAX will be distributed at the Masses hymns appropriate to the day by William F. Hanson signed that receive.Holy Communion this Sun­ this Sunday. The men also voted to tlm children’s choir. letter. day at the 8 o’clock Mass. Thursday, March 12, 1942 Office, 938 Bannock I IBtreet THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE NINE

ETIENNE PERENYI WILL GIVE De Paid Bureau Has New Problem FOR REGIPI Will i INDUSTRIAL SPEEDUP OFFSET LECTURE IN McDONOUGH HALL d c E D S BY LAYOFFS IN OTHER FIELDS MAKE A VTCTORT (Bleiied Sacrament Pariah) Jacqueline Healy, Rose Marie III SI. PITIIICK'S Members of the Altar and Ro­ Murphy, Cecilia Preston, Marlene GARDEN THIS Y W R \ r THAT ADD TO “ Arc there reasons for men’s, tently for most of us these past sary society are meeting Friday, Reide, Sarah Jane Schultz, Betty Many f ^ s may bc'aeatca being unemployed and in want few years. sooner than we tUiric. THE FUN OF BAKING March 13, in McDonough hall, fol­ Swigert, Anna Mae Udry, Lou Ann lowing the recitation of the Ro­ Weber, and Loretta Young. Mem­ in the face of today’s unpre­ “ And all these men cannot be Plant a asrden, aafaifl Ml PiTr Mli Gold Seal Seeds and AT CPTL PIRLEl sary in the church at 2 p.m. Etienne bers of the court of honor are Mary immediately absorbed by defense cedented industrial expansion?” a big yield of lop grade* Pikes Peak is so white and Perenyi will speak on “ What Is Pat Eads, president; Anna Mae the manager of the St. 'Vincent de industries. Plant conversion is at Total War?’’ Mr. Perenyi has been Udry, secretary, and Betty Swi­ best a slow process and, even fine you’ll see the difference At the fourth annual educational While you’re preparing sham­ Paul Salvage bureau asked this WESTERN SEED C a the principal speaker at a number gert, treasurer. week. though accelerated schedules will OCNVCR conference of the Catholic Parent- of civic and religious gathering rock-green recipes for St, Patrick’s necessitate greatly expanded per­ immediately. Smooth, easy Teacher league, which will con­ The Brownie scouts, under the “ Is it true that, because prac­ in the city, and a real treat is in day, be sure they are as good to sonnels, there is an unavoidable mixing and tip-top results vene March 24, St. Mary’s school leadership of Mrs. Gooding, as­ eat as they are to look at Natural tically every industry has oeen store for those in attendance. sisted by Mrs. Courtney, are Lois leriod of unemployment and, per­ make cake baking a pleasure. of Cheyenne will be represented by color, whenever possible, adds to diverted from customary activity haps, privation, in prospect for a large delegation.^ Invitations Chang# Meeting Date Buckley, Kathleen Dignan, Cyn­ edibility. to a hustling war-time program, Buy Pikes Peak today. thia Draper, Joanne Elliott, Bar­ many families. have been extended to the Parent- The regular meeting of the Jun­ “ St. Patrick sandwich loaves” anyone who wants to work can Teachers’ league of the Denver bara Evers, Betty Jane Geiger, find a job?” he queried. Hunger Does ior Tabernacle society will take Mary Gooding, Pat^ Ann Jones, are individually sized for in­ public schools. Delegates from place Tuesday evening, March 24, formal suppers. The dainty cream “ One need not visit large in­ Fprt Collins, Colorado Springs, Sheila Kirlejr, Margie Kisner, Ann Not Wait instead of March 17, the usual Marie Leavitt, Consuelo Martinez, cheese and sieved Calavo frosting dustrial centers to find the Trinidad, and Boulder are also meeting evening. Mrs. Harold F are natural pastel green, but fla­ answer,” he continued. “ As just Hunger cannot be made to expected to attend. Jackie Montgomery, Ann Murray, wait upon new developments. Collins and Miss Ella Horan will be Mafy Ann Neal, Jean Ann O’Mara, vor has not been neglected either. one of several local examples, we Mrs. Thomas J. Moirissey, presi­ hostesses. If you ever sieved the mqat of a know of a firm employing and pay­ Shoes and clothing continue W Connie Smith, Marilyn Stein, and wear out. We at the De Paul dent and general chairman of the Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Curran Calavo you have noticed how the ing excellent wages to six special­ Marguerite Udry. The Brownie bureau are daily being brought league, has announced the follow­ are the parents of a boy, Michael green surface color ii carried ized mechanics. All through the scouts of Blessed Sacrament parish face to face with this new situa­ ing committees: Adrian, bom March 6 in St. Jos­ throughout the sieved fruit. Glean hectic 1930’s these men retained are troop 67. tion. Mothers and fathers who Program, the Rev. Hubert eph’s hospital. every bit of this vivid emerald their jobs. Then recently came The second class scouts, whose never before have had W ask for Newell, Mmes. Thomas J. Morris­ Members of St. Anthony’s circle color for sieving by pulling the ‘freezing’ order. Products troop crest is the Star of Bethle assistance are turning to us as sey, Dwight T, Shea, Alfred will be guests of Mrs. Frank Thom­ thin skin from halved or quartered handled could no longer be manu­ hem, and whose troop number is the only source from which these Rampe, Frank Buchen, Thomas son in her home March 19. Mrs. portions. Paring with a knife js factured or sold. The two or three 70, are Peggy Cashin, Jean Davis, essential articles can be obtained Earley, Frank Cooke, John Nalty, Harry White will be co-hostess wasteful o f the rich color and min­ installations in process can be com­ Joan Davis, Fannie Dee Esher, entirely without cost or obliga­ and Ralph Moore; with Mrs. Thomson. eral content found just benea^ pleted and then those six jobs will Ann Louise Freiberger, Mary Lou cease, to reopen— no one knows tion. Registration, Mmes. Dwight T. Charles A. Haskell has just re­ Haggerty, Anne McEnulty, Pa­ the skin. ^ turned from a two weeks’ business when. “ We, in turn, have no alterna­ Shea, Ralph Moore, W. A. Hig­ tricia Ann O’Rourke, Sally Ann St. Patrick Sandwich Leaf gins, and J. Leonard Swigert; trip to Washington, D. C. “ What of the automobile sales­ tive but to appeal to those of our Simpson, Gwendolyn Volzke, Jean- 2 Calavo pears people more fortunately situated luncheon, Mmes. Frank Cooke, Chairmen Named nie von Detten. Jo Ann Walsh. man, tire salesman, garage me Frank Buchen, H, F. Bromme, and Mrs. Giles F. Foley has been 2 3-ounce packages cream cheese chanics, filling station employes, for increasing quantities of wear­ S i t ? Jane Wilder, Gloria Wright, and Salt ing apparel and shoes for men, 0. W. Magor; publicity, the Rev. name4 parish chairman for the an­ Violet Sailer. and many others whose once se­ John Cavanagh, Mrs. Alfred nual card party to be given by the Lemon juice cure jobs have already vanished or women, and children. Particularly The blessing of the scarfs and Rampe, and Mrs. John Nalty; Friends of the Sick Poor Aid so­ are in jeopardy? are we in need of men’s suits and DINE and DANCE pins will take place after the 8 Tabasco sauce Hospitality, Mmes. Thomas ciety, for the Dominican Sisters trousers and children’s shoes. Be­ o’clock Mass on Saturday, at which Thinly sliced bread “ It has not been possible for Earley, Oliver Haeffner, John of the Sick Poor on March 17 in cause the present situation is like­ KITE OWL Mass all the girls will receive Holy many such family men to lay much Murphy, James G. Simpson, Ray the Denver Dry Goods tearoom. gutter. ly to become worse before it im-' A aiti dob wlthoot nit* dob pricet. Communion. away for the proverbial 'rainy proves we request all Catholic Foalorint Jimrar'i Swinfoteri Or- Hamilton, Frank Cooke^ John Hag­ Any one wishing tickets for the Sliced roast ham or chicken day.’ It has ‘rained’ Wo consis chMtrl. Phono Soil. 81, 880 S. gerty, Frank Canyar, Harold W. party may call EAst 8552. Tumbleri Selected families to remember us when Fourteen boys o f troop 145 have Lettucie winter clothing is being laid aside Colo. BWd. Sheets, John Roesch, Edward Hostesses for the Little Flower been selected to put on a tumbling Ripe olives in favor of spring attire. Send Hebert, Ben Gallegos, Galen W. circle meeting Friday, March 20, Rowe, Michael McDonough, John act in the giant scout circus in Cut Mch Calavo into halves C. D. of A. Enjoy us the articles not likely to be worn will be Mmes. John F. Haley, Jr.; city auditorium April 13-14. The another season. We maintain a Demshki, Michael Michaud, James Bradley Lane, and Curtis Frei- lengthwise, remove seed and pull tumblers are spending one night fully equipped tailor shop, where Smith, Harry Zook, John Mul burger. skin from fruit. Mash two Calavo queen, J. P. Grosso, George Huber, each week, in addition to the meet­ halves to a pulp.. Combine with Book Review worn garments can be rejuvenated Mrs. William Manning of Boul­ Thomas Hudson, Floyd Birrer, D, ing night, in practicing for this cheese, salt, lemon juice, and ta and made to render long and high­ der has been visiting her mother, E. Morin, A. P. Loetscher, J. P, event. The tumbling acts will be basco sauce to taste and smooth to ly appreciated service by tern Mrs. J. F. O’Brien, the past week. Members of Court St. Rita No. porarily distressed families. Collopy, Arthur Juarez, S. A. Ries- under the direction of Scoutmaster spreading consistency. Sprinkle 0lI It**’ Dr. and Mrs. George Cattermole George U. Brown. The scouts are 625, Catholic Daughters, of enman, Margaret Sollee, and An­ remaining Calavo halves with America, enjoyed one of the “ To make it possible for us to are spending a few weeks’ vacation now .selling tickets for the circUs. gelo Rossi. lemon juice' and salt and cut into finest book reviews of the year on continue to - render this service in New Orleans, La. Parishioners desiring tickets may thin slices. Trim crusts from it is essential that we also receive ■ A at**,- a procure them from any member the night of March 12. Miss Rose Circlet to Meet bread. If large slices are used, Mahoney, teacher of languages in all old books, magazines, news­ Denver Youth Honored o f the trool;). St. Jude’s circle will meet in the cut into halves; if small, leave Denver university, reviewed John papers, rags, metals, etc., from By National Fraternity home, of Mrs. E. L. Barber, Jr., The mothers' auxiliary of troop whole. Spread with butter. Cover Catholic homes. These are the Gunther’s Inside Latin America. cot*** ;Ci® Friday, March 20. 145 met in the school hall Tuesday one piece with Calavo slices, top articles upon which we very large Spe March 10, and serv^ a lunch to This book has headed the non Richard Sundell, Denver fresh­ with second slice of bread, add a fiction group of best sellers for ly depend to meet our operating man in the school of engineering. Members of St. Joseph’s circle 275 school children. Eighteen layer of sliced ham or chicken, and expenses. No one should hesitate will meet Friday, March 20, in the members of the auxiliary were many weeks and proved to be of Catholic university, Washington, hover with slice of bread. Add a intense interest. A large crowd calling us because the quantity to D. C., was one of the seven first home of Mrs. T. L. Havlicek, with present to assist Mrs. Frank Weber layer of crisp lettuce leaves and be contributed is not large. Our Mrs. J. J. Campbell and Mrs. James was present for the monthly din­ year students of the institution and her committee, composed of cover with fourth slice of bread, trucks cover every section of the Patronize These Firms. They Rietz as co-hostesses. ner that preceded the review. A chosen for membership in Phi Eta Mrs. Russell Clark, Mrs. C. V buttered side down> Prepare one pity two days each week and we Friends of Mrs. Michael Cannon business meeting followed. Are C o-operating With .Your Sigma, national freshman honor Crouter, and Mrs. McCarthy. After “ loaf” for each service and frost count it a privilege to be per were sorry to hear of the death of Paper. society. the children’s lunches were served, Social MaatiDg Scheduled mitted to have them call for any her brother, John A. McGuire, who top, sides, and ends with Calavo Mrs. James Eakins and Mrs. James and cheese mixture. Decorate with A social meeting will be held thing a family may be discarding passed away in his home in Los Cassells, the hostesses, entertaiiFed with the exception of tin cans.” Angeles, Calif., last week and slices of ripe olives. Garnish serv­ March 26 at 8 p.m. All members the mothers at a dessert luncheon ing plates with remaining Calavo are urged to remember the date The bureau is located at 1951 RAY’S CAFE whose funeral took place from St. After the luncheon a business meet Philomena’s church March 3. slices. Sufficient spread for about and to be. in attendance. A splendid Lawrence street. The telephone I t ll CALIFORNIA ing followed at which Mrs. John six individual loaves. entertainment is scheduled. number is GHerry 5503, Mrs. Giles F. Foley will be host­ Falkenberg gave an interesting ess to members of St. Norbert’s talk on the “ Origin and Develop­ THE HOUSE OF FINE SEA FOODS . circle in her home Friday, ment of Scouting.” Father Rich­ March 20. KE. 3208______1404 ISih Street______KE. 3209 ard Hiester and Scoutmaster The members of Our Lady of George U. Brown were guests. Lourdes circle were guests of Mrs Father Harley Schmitt and Fa­ Frank Haraway in her home Tues­ ther Hiester went by plane to Ask for Lady Perkins’ Brand Products day evening, March 10. Mrs. Har­ Pueblo on Thursday to attend the old F. Collins and Mrs. M. D. Mar­ installation of the Most Rev. Jos­ Catsup — Relishes — Sweet Pickles — Chow-Chow low were guests and Miss Maxine Sandwich Meats — Mince .Meal— Sweet Gder — Jellies eph C. Willging as first Bishop of Haefliger was received as a new Pueblo. They were accompanied member. The evening was devoted by the Rev. David Malonej:.^of St. LUttn to th» Dimo Man Daily 1 1 130 a, nu on KFEL PERKMS-EPENETER PICKLE CO. to knitting for the Red Cross. Philomena’s parish. And whr ihouldn't K ex M CsffM Blessed Sacrament parish. Ten­ protein-rich foods in Lent. Qual­ W W Dtikloaa Tae High Quality Meata derfoot scouts of troop 91, whose ity macaroni products offer one Frtali and Salua Kat HaaU r hmvisCniisoiii' troop crest is th»' cardinal, solution since the coat is extremely SeandioaTian IHlicatcaatB are Catherine Cain, Susan Col­ New Location on Frait Ablo Like Florida - SRATIO CMIII low and since better macaroni lins, Maureen Courtney, Mary products are made only from Clear Craven, Mary Dee, Mary Pat Eads, CHICHEO R lflR H ET 'Wlj I Amber Durum wheat with its high eoufii Lou Ann Eakins, Jo Ann Falter- protein and low starch content. But FrorTcId meier, IJary Elaine Freiberger, It is protein that builds muscle, !

i n PAGE TEN Office; 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER (jATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, March 12, 1942 Bishop Willging Begins Reign in NEW BISHOP TO WORK FOR SPIRITOAL, CIVIC WELFARE

(Continued From Page One) being. What are the facts? Christ, Pueblo expresses the same thought, Pontiff, who rules the universal to set np here a self-contained Newly Created Diocese of Pueblo missionaries in this region are having come to save and perfect “ Deus apes mea.” May God bless Church and by his direct command. ecclesiastical jurisdiction. I re­ climaxed by the installation of its man, took the whole man into con­ all his labors with a rich and fruit­ From now on he becomes one of joice in having been named its first first Bishop in this newly created sideration. He did not separate ful harvest and reward his humble you, your shepherd, your teacher, Bishop, and I rejoice in being the (Continued From Page One) extending and confirming the fac­ mercy that we who celebrate a see of Pueblo. The character of him from his surroundings. He confidence with years of service in your guide, and your servant, and instrument of Divine Providence to Six Monsignori and the Abbot ulties they had enjoy^ in the festival in commemoration o f him the further growth of the Church saw man with his numerous wants, this choice section of His vineyard. we pray that God will grant him relieve the former Ordinary of this of Holy Cross abbey in Canon reign of Archbishop Vehr as Ad­ may also imitate the example of and the degree of the success of his duties and obligations, his nec­ And may God bless America I many happy and fruitful years in territory of some of the vast cares City,' the Rt. Rev, Leonard ministrator of Pueblo. his life.” A moment earlier the Pueblo’s new Bishop will be meas­ essary social relations. He preached Church in Pueblo the newest Episcopal see of the he shouldered alone and so well Schwinn, O.S.B., preceded these The crowd, jammed into the pews Bishop had read in the Communion ured in large part by the manner indeed the kingdom of heaven but United States, May I present to these many years. With the help members of the Hierarchy in the of the Cathedral, sitting on chairs prayer these words descriptive in which the Catholics of this dio­ He did not lose sight of the king­ Comes of Age you your Bishop, the Most Rev. of God I will do my best, and, line of march: Bishops Patrick placed in the aisles, standing all alike of St Gregory and of him­ cese, intelligent, loyal, and zealous, dom of earth, for He knew better Joseph C, Willging, Bishop of knowing that that help will not be McGovern of Cheyenne, Louis B. across the rear of the church, and self—"a faithful and wise steward participate in a program of Cath­ Pueblo has come of age today than anyone that the kingdom be­ in an ecclesiastical sense, said Pueblo. wanting, I can make some promises Kucera of Lincoln, Ralph _L. in the vestibule, listened closely as whom the Lord set over His family.” olic Action. low is the road by which man must Archbishop Vehr, and, follow­ Glad to Become as to my success. I can also promise Hayes, Titular of Hieropolis; the Bishop of Pueblo spoke for the Just a little over 60 years ago travel to reach the kingdom above. The heavens smiled on Pueblo as ing the ceremonies of installation and pledge the self-sacrificing co­ Christian H. Winkelmann of first time in his new office. Out­ Pope Leo XIII issued his famous He taught men about God, their Colorado Citizen the new Bishop left his Cathedral of Bishop Willging this morning, operation of the civic-minded and Wichita, Charles H. LeBlond of side—on the steps of the Cathedral encyclical letter. Rerum Novarum. common Father, but He reminded church following his installation, it becomes a new and independent To the crowd attending the loyal priests and people who will St. Joseph, Joseph M. Gilmore of and on the sidewalk — people The danger against which Leo them as well of their duties to each and the sun shone gloriously as the ecclesiastical unit in the Church. civic reception in the Pueblo city share the burdens and heats of the Helena, Paul C. Schulte of Leav­ stopped to listen to the sincere Bishops and priests went to the warned the world, namely, the lack other. He did not forbid owner­ auditorium Bishop Willging said: day with me. ‘God is our Trust’ enworth, Bernard T. Espelage of words reaching them over the of respect for" the rights of the ship of the goods of this world, The Diocese of Pueblo, while actu­ Pueblo Golf and County club for ally inaunrated by the decree of “ I am very happy to be With you and Mary, Help of Christians, is Gallup, Sidney M. Metzger, Co­ speaker system. In the crowd were workingman in a growing and but He did teach men how these a luncheon honoring Bishop Will­ His Excefiency, the Apostolic Dele­ tonight and to feel that I am per­ our promise of victory. adjutor of El Paso; Albert^ L. many Spanish-Speaking persons, uncontrolled industrialism, was were to be used. He did not con­ ging. That evening, religious and gate, in Denver Jan. 6 of this year, manently identified with your city “ The principal speaker of this Fletcher, Auxiliary of Little young and old and in-between—the civic dignitaries joined with the pointed out again by Pope Pius XI demn an interest in the demands and state. I should rather say our evening, the Most Reverend Bishop Rock, and Joseph T. McGucken, descendants of the first Catholics in Quadrageeimo Anno issued of material existence, but He did canonically begins to function to­ people of Pueblo in paying tribute day. You have present with you city and state. You all have made of Helena, has pointed out many Auxiliary of Los Angeles of this historic region in 1931, 40 years after. In this insist that the proper order should to the new ecclesiastical ruler of tonight as the honored guest in his me feel the sincerity of your wel­ of the problems, staggering prob­ Bishop Willging and Archbishop As Bishop Willging spoke, the Southern Colorado. remarkable document Pope Pius be observed and that men should come and I do not want myself to lems, that are facing the present ice cream peddler, who lazed about proves that existing social and eco “ seek first the kingdom of God.” first civic appearance in his and Vehr, both garbed in cappa magna The Rev. Dr. Charles D, Evans, your diocese, your new Bishop, feel, even from the first moment, generations. They are our common and attend^ by their deacons of in the street, had no business. nomic conditions are the unfojrtu Christ taught that riches niake a stranger. I thank you for your problems and require concerted 'God Is My Trust’ rector of Holy Trinity Episcopal nate sequel foretold in Rerum it difficult, though not impossihle, Bishop Willging. honor, came at the end of the In keeping with the policy of the presence here this evening. I thank action on the part of all for shoul­ The Bishop of Pueblo spoke as church in Pueblo, expressed the Novarum. He warns the world of to save one’s soul. In His words of colorful procession. sentiments of hundreds of priests Church to divide vast territories especially our Metropolitan, His dering and ultimate solution, be­ follows: the still greater dangers that severe reprimand to the rich. He Excellency, Archbishop Vehr, whose Members of the Hierarchy took and people as he left the Cathedral for better and more efficient ad­ cause I believe they will be ulti­ I thank all who in any way took threaten it if it refuses to walk reproves them, not because they graciousness lends gladness and in­ mately solved by the patriotism places just inside the altar railing part in this very significant cere­ shortly before the Mass was fin­ the true road to order and peace. ministration when those territories as Bishop Willging marched into are rich, but because, being' rich, spiration to any occasion, and who and ‘ sacrifice of our American mony and united their prayers ished: “ It was a magmificent cere­ Reverence and respect for the will they are inclined to be hard, proud, become sufficiently self-contained, the sanctuary through an arch mony; we are all very, very happy the Diocese of Pueblo, from today will always be intimately associated people. The final solution/tnust be with those of the celebrant of this of God, said Pope Pius, and for the greedy and selfish. The chief con­ with any affairs in Southern Colo­ supernatural and thn^gh the formed by the drawn swords of the Pontifical Mass in the Cathedral to have Bishop Willging here and rights and responsibilities of man, cern of Our Divine Lord was the on, has its own ind^endent status Fourth Degree Knights of Colum­ rado. I am grateful to the genial Church. It is the province of all of the Sacred Heart by its first to have in Pueblo a new ecclesiasti­ with a proper understanding of poor; for them He showed a marked in the Church. Ecclesiastically, bus, standing at attention in two and brilliant Bishop of Helena for religious leaders to find that solu­ Bishop. May God’s blessing be on cal see.” the relationships between the in preference. He spoke of them in this will provide an opportunity ranks facing each other. Facing the outstanding address he made; tion and to win the conformity of His diocese. I realize the outstand' dividual and the family, the state terms of the tenderest pity, and He for more personal and direct su the congregation. Bishop Willging to His Excellency the Governor, those civic leaders whose Divinely ing role I play in this drama, but Almost 150 Priests and the Church, offer the only so­ pervision, more frequent parochial took a chair at the foot of the did not hesitate to call them who is the chief executive of this ordained commission it is to recon­ voicing the motto I have chosen Attend Ceremonies lution of our present difficulties. blessed. At the same time, Christ visitations, and greater efficiency Gospel side of the altar, and in the work for human souls. Civ- commonwealth of which I have to- struct the moral and material for my administration, "God Is My Almost 160 priests representing Traditional Catholic Philosophy commanded His followers to re­ day become a^ citizen and the offi- sinews of the nation from its pure, Archbishop Vehr went to the Trust.” ically, the city of Pueblo gains fur­ throne against the wall along the 13 archdioceses and dioceses were The pronouncements of Leo XIII lieve misfortune and not to per­ cials— i_ of Pueblo in whose V ^ adminis­ J • ! original traditions and on the prin­ As to Moses of old, also a bishop, petuate it. Above all, and every­ ther recognition and prominence Epistle side of the sanctuary. in attendance at the installation and P ius XI reveal keen intelli­ throughout the entire Catholic tration I shall perhaps be more in­ ciples of true democracy. What­ leader, and prophet of God’s chosen ceremonies. Included were clergj’ gence, remarkable foresight, and one recognizes the importance of timately concerned. ever guidance and co-operation we A Man Set Apart ■people, while obscurely feeding my this as a social doctrine. He taught world as the seat of a new ecclesi­ men from the Archdioceses of undaunted courage. And yet, these astical administration. So today’s “ Since my exodus from the can give w^ want to give and will There was a tense and silent flocks in other limited pastures the substantial equality of all men Treasure state, Montana, which Cincinnati, St. Louis, Santa Fe, two great Pontiffs are but repeat­ ceremony of the. installation of give." moment before Father Francis L. God’s commission came to me and Denver, and the Dioceses of ing with modem and specific appli­ and established not only by His will always hold many valued Sebastiani, S.J., of Trinidad began- through the person of His earthly teaching but by His death a true your first Bishop is a mark of un­ Pueblo, Wichita, Des Moines, Hel­ cation the traditional Catholic usual recogniljon by the universal memories and associations for me, the reading of the official docu­ Vicar, it came from the ourning brotherhood, based on peace, union, Complete line of Religious ena, El Paso, Reno, Cheyenne, philosophy of life that is found in Church. was by conscription to a post of ments erecting the Diocese of depths of His Sacred Heart, Salt Lake, and Gallup. the writings of their predecessors, love, and justice among men. larger and more responsible duties, Articles for Church and Pueblo and calling for the installa­ came to me in the glowing love of Force and law by themselves are These statistics have been pub­ Home The complete list follows: in the grea|^ theologians of the lished previously but might be of I am more than gratified that the tion of Bishop Willging as its first His Holy Spirit, and I trust that Middle Ages, and in the early Fa­ incapable of bringing about any exchange was to A state so similar A. P. WAGIVER Ordinary. The new Bishop sat I have received some enkindling The Rt. Rev. Monsignori Luigi lasting social reform. No social interest to you tonight. The newly thers of the Church. For the source, created Diocese of Pueblo em­ in personalities and industries and completely alone, a small man zeal and light from that Divine Ligutti, Des Moines; Matthew reform is possible without a pre­ topography. In fact, although I Church Goods Co. the fountain-head, the well-spring braces the 30 counties in the south­ garbed in magnificent robes and flame. Smith, Denver; Joseph Giraud, vious reform of the individual. No have ascended 'into the mountains TA 83S1 SOS 14th Santa Fe; J. J. Bosetti, V.G., Den­ of this intonated philosophy of life ern part of the state of Colorado occupying the center of all atten­ that undeiiies the program of the one will deny that the religion of of the Lord’ in the sense of ecclesi­ Ground Sanctified by ver, and J. N. Stoffel, Albu­ comprising a territory of approxi­ tion in the crowded Cathedral. T^e Church for the reconstruction of Christ is capable of effecting this astical preferment, I have really moment seemed to symbolizelize his Blood of Martyrs querque, and the Very Rev. Mon­ reform of the individual. That the mately 60,000 square miles, about the social order is the Gospel of one-half of the area of our state. only walked down the crest of the PATRONIZE position in the Church in Southern I appreciate that the ground on signor John R. Mulroy, Denver; Divine Teacher intended in this Continental divide and have de­ Colorado— a man set apart from Jesus Christ It has a personnel of 84 priests, of which we stand is holy ground, The Very Rev. Fathers William There are those who say that wise to effect the reform of society scended on its Eastern slope into all other men as a successor of the whom 40 are members of the dioc­ TAUCHE’S BAKERY and that the ground I shall trav­ Kipp, Colorado Springs; John Or- religion is a purely private matter, all must agree. In this sense, Christ the ‘city of people.’ I shall be go­ Apostles and the chief representa­ esan clergy. These care for 30 4051 Tejon St. GR. 4969 erse in my apostolic journeyings dinas, C.R., Denver; Denis P. that its sphere of action does not is in very truth the greatest of all ing over and down that divide tive of the Good Shepherd in this parishes and approximately 80 is sanctified by the sacrifices, even Meade, Missoula, Mont,; P. A. extend beyond the domain of con­ social reformers. He was also the here just as I have in the north Home Made Patiry— Cakee part of the Lord’s faithful flock. missions with chapels, and 14 pa­ the blood, of its early missionaries. Brooks, SJ., provincial of the science, and, though we are bound wisest, the most prudent, and the many times until I finally cross the Party Orders Solicited Fr. Sebastian! Reads Documents Jesuits’ Missouri province, St. most peaceful: He was not a dema­ rochial schools. Within the terri­ great divide. If I could say, when I am not unconscious of the heroic to regpilate our interior life accord­ tory there are a college, six Cath­ The crowd rustled as Father work done in this territory by its Louis; Robert Kelley. SJ., Den­ gogue or public agitator; He did ing to its teaching, we are free to olic high schools and academies, leaving Montana, and paraphras­ Sebastiani mounted to the pulpit, Bishops from Machebeuf to its last ver; Angelus Tintle, O.F.M., not stir up class hatred or attack ing the motto of Mary, Queen of act in public without the least re­ six Catholic hospitals, and one or­ but it grew silent as he began Bishop, and its present Metropoli­ Denver; Nicholas Bertrand, Grand legitimate authority; He depended gard for its precepts and to carry phans’ home, which houses approxi­ the Scots, that my end in Montana quietly the reading in English of tan; that it is a work most'glori­ Junction; Francis P. Cawley, Du­ on the power and truth of His doc­ is my beginning in Colorado, I can W. S. SAHDERSON on in the field of politics, ewmomiM mately 125 children. The number the document issued by the Most ous in accomplishment and re­ rango; Thomas J. Wolohan, Pueb- trine to transform society. say now that my beginning is my and sociology just as if religion did of pupils under Catholic care ap Rev. Amleto Giovanni Cicognani, splendent in its story of progress. : ; A. J. Miller, Pueblo; Charles Vast Influence for Good end because here I expect to spend & BRO. 0 not exist. It very often happens proximates 3,500 and several addi­ Apostolic Delegate to the United The work I can hope to do is to The socml value of the Gospel all my days. H. Hagus, Denver; Joseph P. that those who say religion is a tional thousands of children attend 1514 Arapahoe TAbor 2391 States, to erect the Diocese of Pu build up and expand on these O’Heron, Englewood; Thomas D. private matter will also tell you of Christ is further proved by the Co-Ordination It Aim eblo. That same document had plans. The Bishops who have pre­ regularly organized religious vaca­ Coyne, C.M., Denver; William M. that Christianity has failed. The positive influence it has exerted tion schools. The approximate “ As a resident of this city and PBON'E rOUK ORDER been read in Denver Jan. 6, when sided over the destinies of what is on human civilization. It had the d Higpns, Denver; John B. Liciotti, Church of Christ is accused by the Catholic population of the area is as a citizen of this commonwealth the Archdiocese of Denver was now the Church of Pueblo were power to renew the souls of men. Fresh Roasted Coffee at Trinidad; Christian Darley, very critics who deny her a hear­ 70,000 souls, about 16 or 16 per I will, of course, be a law-abiding established, Pueblo was set up as apostolic men whose memory will C.SS.R., Denver; Reasonable Prices ing. The Church of Christ has Even though our society is im­ cent of the population. citizen, and as the head of the Cath a separate suffragan see, and the be lustrous forever. Like Moses, perfectly Christian, it is a vast Quality Teas, Spices, Extracts, Fathers Joseph J. Walsh, failed, they tell us, to make its in­ The Lord Christ founded a su­ olic Church in this southern juris­ Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr was in my beginning here, I may be improvement over that of two Etc. Fruita; Joseph Ruensa, S.F., Del fluence felt in the lives and affairs pernatural Hierarchical society. diction of Colorado I promise to do elevated to the Archiepiscopal halting in speech and fearful of Norte; Joseph S. Haller, SJ., of men yet they would restrict re­ thousand years ago. The Christian all in my power to promote the Fresh Roasted Peanut Butter dignity. the tremendous task that lies be­ The Apostles chosen by the Master Trinidad; J. A. Laquerre, Las ligion to some narrow comer of religion gave dignity and sanctity Himself were given the power to closer co-ordination of the religious Pure Vermont Maple Syrup This decree was followed by the fore me, but I hope to draw fire to the marriage state and put the Animas; John J. Kelley, Pueblo; man’s innermost conscience. The rule, to teach, and to ordain in His element with the civic in all that Candied Fruits and Quality Nuts reading in Latin and then in Eng from those memories and inspira­ Louis Pecorella, La Junta; Alo Catholic Church is blamed for hav­ family, the parent-cell of society, is for the betterment of its citizen lish of Archbishop Cicognani’s name and with His authority. tion from the dynamic forceful­ ysius Potochnik, O.S.B., Canon ing failed to solve the problems of on a new plane. It gave woman, ship. I know of the splendid rela mandate permitting Bishop Will- ness of my Archbishop and living Since the Church was to be perpet­ City; Elmer J. Kolka, Denver; the day by those who would 'im­ wife, and mother a sphere of ual in existence, the successors of tions and harmonious co-operation ging’s installation without the re­ predecessor. My pastoral staff Joseph Lane, Mancos; John T, prison her in her sanctuaries. , beneficent influence that even the that have obtained between the ception of the Papal bulls issued will point forward and upward, the first Apostles were to share Smith, Sparks, Nev.; Theodore It is this spirit that is directly most cultured pagan civilization their authority and continue it in ecclesiastical and civil authorities in Rome but not yet received in am impregnated with the rich re­ Yoch, S.J., Trinidad; Russell M. had denied. It taught respect for in the past. With what little I know this country because of the diffi­ responsible for the complete secu­ the Church until the end of time. ligious traditions of this Southern White, S.J., Missoula, Mont.; Leo the child and became the defender of the specific laws of Colorado, I culty of communications at this larization of the state, society, The diocese with its Bishop, and Colorado, rich and more enduring L. Farrell, O.P., Denver; Andrew laws, institutions, education, and of its rights in the spirit of its am not conscious that there has time. than its natural resources.______I_ am the parishes with their pastors un­ Maas, O.M.C., Douglas, Wyo.; public welfare. Was it not from Founder who said: “ Suffer little der the headship of their Bishop, been any conflict between the laws When the Holy Father’s name impressed ’particularly with the children to come unto Me.” It was mentioned in the reading of Andrew Topor, Calhan; Joseph this very spirit of worldliness that are the normal units of Church of the Church and of the state. tradition, which seems to be prop­ De Marti, S.F., Del Norte; Christ Himself sought to save man­ used every means within its power There has been no misunderstand­ documents, prelates and priests in erly authenticated, that the first government and administration This Year of Fathers Francis G. Faistl, Ala­ kind? What is at the root of all to inculcate the Christian ideal The Bishop is given authority over ing as to the jurisdictions of their unison lifted their birettas in Mass celebrated on Colorado soil of a real brotherhood of man tribute to Pius XII, who on Thurs­ mosa; Justin McKernart, O.S.B., the turmoil and confusion in oar the spiritual and temporal affairs separate autonomies and no en­ AllYears— was on the very day that Christen­ founded on the common Father­ croachments on their respective day celebrated the third anniver­ Canon City; Francis Wagner, social, political, and economic or­ of his diocese. take a business co u r^ ^ dom won a decisive victory over der? Let us be honest. Is it not hood of God. It fought and de­ spheres of legislation and rule. The sary of his coronation as Vicar of the forces of infidelity at Lepanto Pueblo; Raymond Newell, Walsen- Must Teach Christ’s Doctrines XTntt tsdsy fsrfnlUnfsrmathn. JfuS burg; Francis Bottler, Walsen- selfishness and greed? What force stroyed slavery. It gave a new and principle of the separation of Christ on Earth. on Oct. 1, 1719, and that Mary, undreamed of status to the poor The Bishop is solemnly charged The decrees finished, the Very burg; Patrick Stauter, Pueblo; is there in the world to oppose this Church and ’state has been rightly Queen of the Most Holy Rosary, and the unfortunate. It has striven by the Church to teach the doc­ BARNES Rev. Thomas J. Wolohan, assistant Joseph Wamat, Ouray; Louis M. selfishness ahd greed? There is interpreted to mean non-interfer­ SCimiFCOMMEICE was on that day titled “ Our Lady through the centuries to wipe out trines of Christ and preserve them ence on the part of the state in the priest, went to the altar to intone Doherty, Ordway; Bernard Cul­ only one force sufficiently strong untainted and undefiled. He is not UlOClc««m.Dr«vn flt C K of Victory.” the barriers raised by time and freedom of worship and dictates of the “ Protector Noster,’’ and len, Denver; Thomas Fitzgerald, and that is the Gospel of Jesus a preacher of his own religious The early missionaries, valiant prejudice between class and class. conscience, inalienable rights of all Bishop Willging then chanted the Pueblo; Patrick Conway, Rocky Christ. The heart and soul of His whims and fancies but of the re soldiers of the cross, their hearts Through the constant exercise of peoples; and on the part of the Oration of the Sacred Heart, in Ford; Joseph Higgins, Pueblo; teaching is charity, the love of vealed truths of Christ as taught fired in the furnace of love of the God and the love of neighbor for the spiritual and corporal works Church non-interference in the fair whose honor the Cathedral is Sacred Heart, there forged the Francis L. Sebastiani, S.J., Trini­ by the Universal Church. He has named. As Bishop Willging came dad; E. J. McCarthy, Pueblo; Cy­ the love of God. It is only by a of mercy it gave to the world a new election of its officials or in the en­ chains of love that bound the first concept of public welfare. Setting the power to perpetuate his own down the steps from the altar to ril Zupan, O.S.B., Canon City; renewal and a revival of this Chris, actment of just laws. Even in the B O Y O U NEED Christians in the Southwest to forth in its full light the true na­ priesthood in the ordination of mooted field of education I under­ the floor of the sanctuary, he was tian spirit that the world can be priests and in the consecration of Mary. No conquests for Christ Fathers Kevin Carr, O.S.B. ture of man, his essential worth, stand that there has been an equit­ met by Archbishop Vehr, who saved from the paganism that Bishops. MONEY? were undertaken except under the Canon City; Urban Schnitzhofer, his high dignity, it laid the founda­ able interpretation of the law of grasped his right hand and led him threatens its destruction. Men Wearing the ring of fidelity to banner of her patronage. And, O.S.B., Canon City; Philip Boyle, tions of justice and equity in law Colorado making possible the reli­ to the Episcopal throne at the cannot with impunity continue to God and the Church and the cross long before I was aware of* this in­ O. S.B., Canon City; Edmund Be- and legislation. It has deeply im­ gious education of its youth at­ I will purchase your mortgage Gospel side of the sanctuary. neglect the lessons that the Son of of love for his Divine Master, he cident, I had determined to recon­ hiels, S.J., Pueblo; Patrick Casey, planted in a sinful and selfish tending state schools. These con­ or contract for sale of real New Bishop Begins Reign God came down from heaven to carries the crozier of authority. In secrate this diocese to the Sacred Drummond, M ont; Denis O’Begley, world the ideas of mercy, love, mu­ siderations give me gratification in At the moment Bishop Willging impart. the consecration ceremony, the estate. If you need cash, call Heart and to place this diocese Grand Junction; R. ,W. Atkinson, tual helpfulness, charity, justice, being a citizen of Colorado and took his place on the throne and To the question, “ Does the Gospel Bishop, when given the crozier, is or see me. under the patronage of Our Lady Costilla, N. Mex.; Justin Smith, of Jesus Christ contain a social unity, and peace. make me eager to lend the full sup-- received the crozier from Arch­ of Victory, the better to foster con­ C.P., Des Moines, la.; Paulinus Such is the doctrinal and his­ admonished by the Church: “ Re­ bishop Vehr, he began his reign doctrine?” three answers have been ceive the- staff of the pastoral of­ port of my office to cementing more quests for the Most Holy Trinity, Hammer, O.S.B., Boulder; R. A. given. The first says that the torical background of the program firmly these cordial relations. T. E. GREENE as first Bishop of Pueblo. Arch­ And my first official act, as Michaels, C.SS.R., Denver; George of the Catholic Church for the re­ fice, so that in the correction of bishop Vehr, who for more than Gospel is purely a religious code “ I shall lend and spend my best Bishop of Pueblo, is to place this E. Spaeth, C.PP.S., Garden City construction of the social order. vices thou mayest he lovingly se­ 1643 Stout St. TA. 6266 ten years ruled Southern Colorado and there is nothing in it that efforts towards collaborating with infant diocese in the am s of Our Kans.; W. J. Fitzgerald, S.J., St Such is the spirit of every directive vere, giving judgment without as Bishop of Denver and who since would throw any light on the social all civic powers for a better cit­ Lady of Victory and under the Louis; Anthony Sagrera, C.R., Du plan by which the Church in our wrath, softening the minds of thy Jan. 6 had been the Apostolic problems that have troubled hu­ izenry, especially through a more tutelage of that saint who was rango; Henry Stendebach, O.F.M. day and age would bring that pro­ hearers while fostering virtue, not Administrator of the new diocese, manity. The second answer says thorough education of our youth, miraculously preserved to life by Provo, Utah; gram to full fruition. “ We are neglecting strictness of discipline relinquished control of ecclesiasti­ that the Gospel is essentially a so­ and by that I mean an education Have Your Glasses Our Lady of Victory, proclaimed Fathers Theodore J. • Rath, one body in Christ." At the ex­ through love of tranquillity.” cal affairs in that region and cial doctrine; it is the program of that shall combine the best ele­ the greatest apostle of modern press command of our present Holy 0n this historic occasion for the Repaired at turned them over to the new C. PP.S., Garden City, Kans.; Lau­ a reformer, some will say even a ments of religious and patriotic re­ times, and made patron of all mis rence Martin, O.M.C., Douglas, Father, Pope Pius XII, under the Church and the city, it is my hon­ ruler. radical. The third answer says sponsiveness. I bespeak the same PAUL WEISS sionary endeavors— St. Therese of Wyo; Martin Florian, Laurin, guidance of the Bishops of the ored privilege tonight to present Bishop Willging turned to the correctly that the Gospel, while supporting co-operation on the Broken, twiited frames are made like the Child Jesus. Our Lady of Vic­ Mont.; John Sheehan, Boulder, Church, with the inspired leader­ to the Catholics of the Diocese of new. Broken ieneee are aeientifically crowd and, chanting the “ Sit essentially a religious code, is also part of all my clergy and educa­ tory and the Little Flower of Mont.; Onofrius Martorell, C.R. a social doctrine. Intended di- ship of a devoted clergy, the faith­ Pueblo their first Bishop. I would duplicated. So whr deny youreelf the nomen Domini benedictum,” im­ be grossly ungrateful to the loyal tors. Church and state are the pleasure of food vision because of Jmus are cognate in propagating San Luis; Joseph Minot, Delta; rectly to establish and define the ful laity of the Church in America parted his first blessing to his priests and devoted people of this two hands that can act jointly or broken flsMes? Have them repaired victories for the Sacred Heart D. A. Lemieux, Denver; H. J. relations between God and man, will become conscious of their re­ now; 21 skilled employes assure you priests and people. Archbishop jurisdiction were I not to take this separately, but they must be co­ carry her image in my pastoral Ernst, Stratton; John P. Moran, between the creature and the sponsibilities in carrying out the prompt, courteous service at reasonable Vehr intoned the stirring “ Te occasion to express publicly to ordinated by the mind and will of prices. Hail orders fiven immediate at­ staff as a sjunbolic of all that our Denver; Gregory Smith, Denver; Creator, it includes also those apostolic mission of the Church. Deum Laudamus,’’ and the choir them my personal and official ap­ the Supreme Ruler to whom both tention. relations to God must mean, all John B. Schneider, O.P., Denver; essential principles that must guide “ Thy Kingdom Come!” is a prayer of seminarians from St. Thomas’ preciation of the co-operation are responsible. I say all this .summarized in the word “ love” for P. L. McDonald, Walkerville, men in the organization and the frequently upon our lips, but to our seminary in Denver took up the given me daring the ten years of with the utmost* deference to one God and for man. M ont; Norbert C. Hoff, Butte, growth toward perfection of a well- prayers, as the Popes have re­ AI894L strains of the exultant hymn of Our work is not in* the past but M ont; James J. Sheerin, Stevens- my Episcopal administration in on whom the first responsibility of regulated society. minded us, we must add study and guiding the religious and moral thanksgiving to God. in the future. I have never lived ville, M ont; John F. Nelson. sacrifice. This was the spirit of the territory that is now the Dio­ Priest on Crutch for ‘Homagium’ Relifion Norer Purely Perionel welfare of this commonwealth de­ l62o'^ in the past, but ever have kept my O.M.I., Colorado Springs; Harley the first Apostles, of the first cese of Pueblo. My official duties The truth of this third answer pends; one who has had that re­ ^Arapa After this, the priests of the eyes looking forward. May our Schmitt, Denver; F. H. Allen. Christians, of the saints through carried me over this entire section is evident on a moment’s reflection. sponsibility solely for more than Pueblo diocese came two by two patrons help us onward and up Idaho Springs; Francis J, Kappesi the ages, of our pioneer priests and of the state. I know its priests to genuflect before their Bishop’s Religion can never be a purely per ten years and who has discharged ward, may they bring triumphs Denver; David Maloney, Denver missionaries, and this, our rich in­ and I cherish the friendship estab­ sonal and private matter. A man it beyond any shadow of criticism: throne and to kiss his ring in sign for the cross of Christ over the heritance, is the spirit of the will­ lished with so many of its sterling of their submission to his au­ • Fathers Richard M. Duffy, Colo­ cannot cut himself in two. It is one who has merited the highest forces of infidelity and paganism rado Springs; Anthony Roitz, 0. no more lawful to withdraw from ing workers in our institutions of Catholic people and those not of thority as their ecclesiastical fa­ on both slopes of this newest of religion, education, and charity to­ our faith. I can assure Bishop respect of rulers and subjects in ther. Among them came one priest S.B., Pueblo; Patrick J. Phelan, the inHuence of the Gospel in our Church and state, our beloved Christ’s kingdom, His Church of day. Willging, from personal experi walking with the aid of a crutch Pueblo; N. Schall, Raton, N. Mex.; public life than it is in our private Metropolitan, Archbishop Vehr. I Pueblo. We need to manifest that self­ ence, that priests and people of — Father Arthur J. Kerr o f La Leo M. Flynn, Denver; William J. life. Anyone remotely familiar shall always submit my judgment And may God’s blessing ever same spirit in this critical hour as the Diocese of Pueblo will in loy­ Jot Junta. This was the solemn rite Kelly, Colorado Springs; Jerome with the teaching of Christ under­ to his in all matters affecting the rest upon you, the clergy and B. O’Regan, Cincinnati; Richard stands that he is a true Christian we pray and serve and sacrifice alty and devotion give of their best of the homagium, the ancient faithful of this diocese, the bless­ “ for God and for country.” Now that the Church of Christ will con- welfare of Catholics and non-C^ath- ceremony of obedience Hiester, Denver; John R. Vidal, who does not confine his faith to olics in the state of Colorado. ing of the Most Holy Trinity, the C. M., Denver; Walter Steidle, El­ the secrecy of his conscience but more than ever before we must tifiua to grow and develop in his After the homagium. Bishop blessing of the Father and the iSon know and support the program of diocese. Aimi of New Biihop Hayes, -who had once been the bert; Anthony G. Elzi, Colorado makes it the mainspring of his and the Holy Spirit. Amen. Springs; Peter Ribas, C.R., Capu- actions both as a citizen and as t'’ e Church for reconstroction and Bishop W illin g comes to you to­ “ As Bishop of Pueblo I hope to superior of Pueblo’s Bishop when peace. The loyalty and the co­ day by authority, of the Sovereign spend mwelf in every way that the new member of the Hierarchy Feast Is That of lin; George Spehar, Denver; Ed­ an individual. ward Breen, Denver; Edward Ley­ operation of the Catholics of the will further the spiritual and ma­ EMPIRE was a priest of the Diocese of St. Gregory the Great By the very nature of things the den, Denver; Edward Fraezkowski, Gosnel of Christ must have social country have been pledged to the Loratto Heights Will terial good of any and all the peo- Helena, went to the pulpit to After addressing the crowd, Denver; President of the United States by plr inhabiting its confines. Cath­ lUMP ^ 5 ,5 0 preach the festive sermon. Liken­ implications since man is a social ■Bishop^ Willging returned to the Fathers Joseph F. Kane, Grand the American Hierarchy. In his olic and non-Catholic. There is ing Bishop Willging to Titus, throne‘ to vest for the celebration eph R. Kane, O.M.I., Ckilorado letter of acknowledgment and Have 3-Year Pregram much we should have in common g e e P lh TON whom St. Paul in the first century Junction; Thomas Barrett,’ C.M., snot AND SSAN DBJVOy of Solemn Pontifical Mass. It was Denver; Dominic Sclafani, O.S.B., Springs; J. A. Rooney, Butte, thanks to the Bishops President and much in which we can be mu­ named Bishop of Crete, Bishop significant that the day of his in Mont; J. Roy Figlino, Denver; Roosevelt concluded with these (Continued From Page One) tually helpful. We shall lay aside Hayes traced the history of the Florence; Bernard Gillick, Salida; stallation was the feast of one of Paul Fife, O.S.B., Pueblo; Bene­ Daniel J. O’Connell, Crested words: “ We shall win this war and nursing. There will be courses any inherent or inherited fears and CALLTAierZm Hierarchy and outlined the im the greatest ecclesiastical adminis­ Butte; David B. McNamara, SJ., in victory we shall seek not ven­ also in freshman English, and in prejudices and suspicions. The portance of the Episcopacy in the dict Pedrotti, Lamar; William J. trators in history— St. Gregory the Trinidad; John F. Wogan, Monte geance but the establishment of an the mathematics department in ad­ Catholics of Southern Colorado world today. He warned that the Monahan, Denver; Joseph D. Se- Great, Pope and Doctor of the Vista; Leo Thome. Gunnison; Al­ international order in which the vanced algebra and trigonometry. have reason to rejoice that the Rio6rdnd«Fuci United States is most endangered, gourn, Montrose; Howard L. De­ 4^|' -.SI* \ T > t 1 Church. Assisting Bishop Willging laney, Walsenburg; James P. bert Schaller, O.S.B., Canon City; spirit of Christ shall rule the With the departure of Father Holy See has deemed it expedient not by its enemies in war but by in the celebration of Mass were Paul Belloni, Gardner; Arthur R. hearts of men and of nations.” William J. Mulcahy, Loretto ignorance and neglect of God. Flanagan, Edgewatcr; Manus P. Father Wolohan, assistant priest Boyle, Denver; Francis J. Brady, Kerr, La Junta; Francis Pettit, "To restore all things in Christ” is Heights chaplain, for duty in the (Sermon in full is given else Fathers Thomas Fitzgerald and Denver; John B. Cavanagh, Den the grand objective of the Church’s U. S. army, two additions to the where.) Holyoke; Joseph A. Korb, Wray; Patrick Conway, deacons of honor. ver; program. faculty, effective at once, have Following Bishop Hayes in the Joseph Teres, S.F., Del Norte; Hours: 9 to 12; 1 to 5. Phone MAin 3437 Father A. J. Miller, deacon, anc John F. Bergin, SJ., Denver; Fathers William Zolp, Oilorado That deep and abiding faith in been made to take over his reli­ pulpit, Bishop W illing greeted the Father Joseph F. Higgins, sub­ Springs; Jerome L. Weinert, Den­ God that gives courage in the un­ gion classes. The teachers are nigh ecclesiastical dignitaries, the James Mahrer, O.S.B., Longmont; deacon. ver; William Powers, Denver; certain hour and strength to meet the Very Rev. Harold V. Campbell clergy, the relirious, and “ my be Dr. J. J. O ’Neil, Dentist “ 0 God,” prayed Bishop Will Fathers John Fullana, C.R., Edward J. Morgan, S.J., Denver; .each appointed task is the tradi­ of Blessed Sacrament parish, , loved faithful’’ in silverKdear ging in the Postcommunion of the Fort Collins; Anthony Fox, S. M. Giglio, S.J., Pueblo; Maurus tion of America as reflected in its who resumes the place on the fac­ tones . that were carried to the day’ s Mass, “ who didst make the O.F.M., Denver; J. J. Flanagan, M. Zabolitzky, O.S.B., Pueblo; motto, “ In God we trust” It is ulty that he left in June, 1941 Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets street by loud-speaker. First he blessed Pontiff Gregory equal 'in S.J., Denver; Clement Orth, Raymond J. Layton, O.S.B., La­ more than a mere coincidence that and the Rev. Maurice A. Single- spoke to the priests of his diocese, merits to Thy saints, grant in Thy O.M.C.t Carlsbad, N. Mex.; Jos- fayette. the motto of the first Bishop of ton, C.M., of St. Thomas' seminary. Thursday, March 12, 1942 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN Stage Set for Grade Junior Parochial League Champions ^..hSv Sports Review by George V. Kelly who defeated St. Vincent de Paul’s cage outfit, 24-19, in the league playoffs Sunday afternoon, March 8, in Regis gym. Salesian Club May Have The trophy awarded the victors is shown in the foreground. St. Catherine’s is entered in the state Catholic grade school tour­ nament that opens this Friday evening in Regis gym. St. Catherine’s, the only seeded team in the three-day meet, plays its Schools’ Annual Cage first tourney game Saturday afternoon at 3 :3 0 p.m. Members of the Denver championship aggregation are (left to right): Another Hank Luisetti Front row— Pat Kennedy, William (kiggin, Rbbert Beck, Vincent Doyle, and Robert Miller; middle row, Gerald Joyce (m anager), Fred Hendrick, Paul Bums, Dick Marcus, Gene Slupe, Frank Byrne, John Lynch, Don Colaiano, and the Rev. J. Francis Bauer, coach; back row, Ted Hill, Paul Gleason, Leo Phelan, Ray Talcott, Arthur Qto, Dick ^ c k , and From Sts. Peter and Paul’s parish in the North Beach Tourney This Weekend Robert Mohr. district of San Francisco, Calif., which has produced such athletic standouts as Joe DiMaggio, Hank Luisetti, and Fred Apostoli, to mention a few, there comes another outstanding State Parochial Grown at Stake in 3-Day Meet Catholic athlete, Fred Scolari, who will make his debut in the big-time athletic world in the National AAU basketball tournament in Denver March 15 to 22. Teamed with Scolari Opening Friday Night in Regis Gym; St. in the colors of the Salesian Boys’ club will be a talented group of San Francisco Catholic 14 Chicago Cubs in an Exhibition Francis’ Is Defending Ghampion college and high school lads who I'ame last summer in South Bend, hope to gain top laurels in ama­ nd., was the keystone around teur cage circles, the national AAU which Notre Dame hoped to build All preparations have been completed for the third an­ crown now held by the 20th-Cen- a great diamond aggregation this tury-Fox quint of Hollywood. year, but the Irish will have to nual state Catholic grade school basketball tournament to “ We feel that this year’s team be staged this weekend under the auspices of Reris high seek horsehide honors without is the best ever produced in the Eddie. Last November the young school of Denver. All games will be played in the Regis 24 years of the club’s existence,” giant stepped into one of Cupid’s gymnasium. said Angelo A. Fusco, director of darts, married Miss Irene Paprocki, the San Francisco recreation cen­ and dropped out of school. _ He Tournament play will begin at 6 p.m. Friday, March 13, ter, in announcing the quint’s then communicated with Jimmy when St. Patrick’s quintet clash with another Denver entay. “ Many fans around the Wilson, Cub pilot, who arranged aggregation, the Mt. Carmel representatives. Bay district believe that Scolari, for Hanyzewski to sign with Tulsa, our youn^ star, may bo a second Besides Denver’s best basketball teams there will be a Cub affiliate. Eddie showed up Hank Luisetti, who, by the way, on Catalina island with other out-of-town teams battling for the crown, which was won last developed with us.” Bruin hopefuls when spring train­ year by St. Francis de Sales’ cagers of Denver. Games will It is a long jum^ from the Pa­ ing began and the first time he cific Athletic association tourney, stepped to the mound to pitch in be played Friday night, Saturday, and Sunday. The cham­ in which the Salesian club partici­ pions will be crowned after the final game beginning at batting practice all other warm-up pated this year, to the world series activiUes ceased. The Cubs gath­ 8:30 p.m. Sunday. of amateur basketball held an­ ered like flies back of the batting nually in the Colorado capital, but cage to see, if possible, what it The tournament’s all-star team will be selected at the San Francisco cage fans believe conclusion of play Sunday evening. was they could not see that night the North Beach boys can span the last June when a dozen and two The pairings follow: gap successfully. One fan in par­ of them went down swinging. ticular, Frank Marini, has so much Eddie is still a couple of years FRIDAY faith in the boys that he is per­ away from the majors, but he will 6 p.m.— St. Patrick'* ▼*. Mt. Carmel. ^ sonally financing the team’s trip be up there. The Cubs will take an to the national meet 7 p.m.— Cathedral t*. St. Philomena’*. i oath on that. The oalesian club is well known 8 p.m.— St. Dominie’* t*. Sacred Heart. CAMPUS COMMUNIQUES along the Pacific coast as one of 9 p.m.— St. Vincent’* home t*. St. John’*. Gonzaga U., Spokane, Wash.j the outstanding organizations of has canceled spring football this ,SATURDAY its kind. The late Father Oreste year and plans to reduce its ten- Trinchieri, S.C., founder of the or­ 9 a.m.— Lo*er of Friday 6 p.m. gam* t*. le**r of Friday 8 p.m tame grid schedule to eight. . . . game. ganization, was called the “ Padre iVhen NYU played De Paul of of Basketball” In the city by the 10 a.m.— A**umption of Welby t*. St. Clara’*. Chicago in basketball a few weeks 11 a.m.— St. Franci* de Sal**’ ▼*. Holy Family. Golden Gate. His development of ago, it was the first time the Luisetti is probably his biggest 1:30 p.m.— Annunciation t * . Fort Collin*. schools had competed against each 2:30 p.m.— Lo*er of Friday 7 p.m. game ▼*. lo*er of Friday contribution to the game, although other— unless you want to inejnde he has nursed many lesser-known 9 p.m. game. a debating match two years ago. 3:30 p.m.— St. Catherine’* ▼*. winner of Friday 6 p.m. gam*. players to stardom under his pro­ . Dan Canale, Notre Dams tective wing. 4:30 p.m.— Lo**r of Saturday 10 a.m. gam* ▼*. lo*er of Saturday tennis captain-elect from Mem­ 11 a.m. game. Today in mute testimony to Fa­ phis, Tenn., is defending his uni­ + + + + + ther Trinchieri, Sts. Peter and 7 p.m.— Winner of Friday 9 p.m. game t*. winner of Saturday 15052855 versity in the 127-poond class in a 1:30 p.m. game. All-Stars, Referees Paul’s parish is conducting an ex­ boxing tourney currently being South Siders Lose by Five Points; pense-free basketball league in 8 p.m.— Winner of Saturday 10 a.m. gam* t*. winner o f Saturday held. . . . St. Mary’s college, Mo- 11 a.m. game. Of Parochial League St. Vincenfs Hpme Takes Third Place which 32 teams are participating. raga, Calif., in announcing that it Named in honor of tne “ Padre of 9 p.m.— Winner of Friday 7 p.m. game t*. winner of Friday has been made a ground school for Basketball,” th$ league, directed 8 p.m. game. To Stage Charity Tilt aviation cadets, reveals that the by the Salesian Fathers, furnishes SUNDAY St. Catherine’s Wins Crown usual athletic activities of the col­ J gratis referees, showers, gym fa,- lege will be carried on "to the A battle between the Paro­ eilities for practice and games, etc. 1 p.m.— Lo*er of Saturday 1:30 p.m. game y*. winner of Satur­ chial league all-*tar* of Den­ extent that circumstances may al­ Work of this type has been in low.” day 9 a.m. game. ver and the league referee* progress on a wide scale ever since 2 p.m.— ^Winner of Saturday 1:30 p.m. game ▼*. winner of Satur- will be played a* a prelimi­ In Junior Parochial League EL PASO FIVE WIN 8TH the clnb was organized in 1918, TEXAS TITLE IN ROW day 2:30 p.m. game. nary to the championihip en­ I but the entry of the Salesian club Ill OF 0. Cathedral high of El Paso, Tex., 3 p.m.— Winner of Saturday 3:30 p.m. game y*. winner of Satur­ gagement in the Trinity invi­ in the AAU meet is the first bid of continued its domination of Texas day 9 p.m. game. tational ba*k*tball tourna­ In the playoff for the Denver The game was played Sunday aft­ the organization for nation-wide 4 p.m.— Winner of Saturday 3 p.m. game y*. winner of Saturday ment Saturday night, March Junior Parochial league crown, the Catholic basketball by turning ernoon, March 8, in Regis gym. The Chancellors, by virtue of a fame. The stiff competition pro­ back Centi^ Catholic l^ h of San 8 p.m. game. 14, in Trinity gym. The game rangy St. Catherine’s quintet, un­ vided by the seasoned stars in the Third place honors wont.to the Antonip, ?2-25, in the finals of 7:30 p.m.— (con*olation final) Winner of Sunday 1 p.m. game will get under way at 7:30. defeated champione of the North three-game win over the Trustees, Denver tourney may be too great the annual state tournament con­ y*. winner of Sunday 2 p.m. game. Proceed* of the tourna­ division, nosed out the previously St. Vincent’s home cagers, run- rose to within striking distance of an obstacle for the San Francisco ducted by St. Mary’s university, 8:30 p.m.— (championihip game) Winner of Sunday 3 p.m. game ment will go to the Navy Re­ unbeaten St. Vincent de Paul’s nerup to St. Catherine’s, who eked youths to -surmount, but. as Mr. the second place Navigators in the San Antonio. It was the fifth title y*. winner of Sunday 4 p.m. game. lief aociety. five. East divison winner, 24-19. Fusco says, “ the team isn t travel­ out a 16-14 victory over the Sa­ K. of C. bowling league Thurs­ in a row for the El Paso team. ing 1,300 miles to gaze at the cred Heart five, who were second day evening, March 5. Also tied Lead Changes Often in Hectic Tilt in Walsenburg in the East sector. In Saturday’s scenery.” semi-final encounters, St. Cath­ in third place with the Chancel­ CAUGHT ON PUieiO IS FOR erine’s decisioned the Sacred Heart lors are the Deputies, who were THE BOUNCE Extra-Period Win Over Crusaders Gives outfit, 12-8, and St. Vincent de the victims of the Navigators three Bagley, Minn,, a community of Paul’s took a close contest from times in the same session. The 1,260, of whom but a small per­ GRAY St. Vincent’s home, 17-16. centage are Catholics, is proud Guards and the Grand Knights of its high school basketball team, IF III The starting lineup of Doyle, continued the battle for last place Abbey Five Southern Colorado Hoop Title which is tops in its district. hair Kennedy, Goggin, Bob Beck, and and Joe Kavanaugh’s quintet had Miller starred for St. Catherine's, Four of the five first-stringers are the better of the argument when members of St. Joseph’s church. and Rogers, Del Priori, and O’Don­ they won all three from the Nelson Canon City.—Abbey School) — Bears’ first of three baskets in the Ted E s^ osa , Ted Cranford, and nell sparked the South Siders’ at­ . . . Two Catholic teams represent­ YEARS YOUNEEN overtime period. rry Wildgcn of the Bears. aggregation. t • Nov et home, you eao A hustling band of Abbey Bears, tack. The championship trophy ing Bishop Loughlin Memorial high ’ quickly and eaaUy tint five of whom were playing their Abbey started out strong and Arambel and Stewart have been was presented to Vincent Doyle, The Wardens gave further of Brooklyn and Seton Hall Prep i telltale etreaks at gray t« Pueblo.— Pueblo Catholic took a 6-0 lead on the Southerners, the mainstays of the Bear team proof of why they are on tep in of South Orange, N. J., captured natun{-*ppetriu thadee high final game for the Silver and Gold, hard-working guard and captain of school's Shamrocks closed their but by intermission the margin throughout the season, while the the loop by defeating the Secre­ the National AAU high and prep —from liuteat bnntde to passed and shot their way to the St. Catherine’s squad, by John darkeat black. Bixmea- basketball season Sunday, March was cut to 17-14. Bobby Stiraac’a relief roles played by the other Flanagan, an official of the league. taries twice. Their marpn of school track and field champion­ tone and • tmall bruah Southern Colorado Catholic loop 8, with a 30-22 victory over the one-man scoring show in the third three were important factors in lead over Ray Dillon’s five is now^ ships, respectively, in Madison doea it—or your money championship Sunday night, March back. Uaad for 30 yaaie Tigers of Holy Trinity high, Trini­ quarter, when he hit for 11 tallies, Abbey’s successful season. nine games. Square garden. The top Individua 8, in Walsenburg by nosing out the by thouaanda of women dad. The victory, coupled with the gave the Blue team a 31-29 ad­ The summary: Gene Dilullo continued his se­ honors for the meet also went to (man, too)—Browna- 40-38 setback suffered the same potent St. Mary’s Crusaders, 40- vantage at the end of the third ries of high 30’s by gathering 623 a Catholic representative, Frank tona la guaranteed baim- 38, in an overtime game. ABBEY FT PF TP Pueblo Parochial leae. Mo eldn teet needed, day by St. Mary’s Crusaders at period. With one minute to go, J. Ar*mb4l. f 2 2 14 maples in the evening. He now Dixon, Colored star of S t Francis’ active coloring agent ia the hands of the Abbey Bears, The loss pu.shed the Crusaders St. Mary’s led, 34-30. Squeak Wildcen, f leads the league with a 185 aver­ prep, who ran the mile in 4:20.7, purely vegetaUe. Cannot aflact wavnm d hair. into a second place tie with Pueblo Cottigan, f ...... 2 Laating—does not waah out. Juat brush or gave the Irish a second place tie Arambel pushed in a one-hander, Eipinon*. f ______0 League Title Won age and displaces Father Lawrence the fastest indoor time ever tumec omb It in. One application imparts desired with the Walsenburg five in the Catholic high, which defeated and when the clock showed 12 sec­ Btrborich, o ...... 2 Walter, who totaled 597 for the in by a schoolboy . , . Buddy Has- Southern Colorado Basketball Holy Trinity high of Trinidad in onds to go Costigan connected P. Ar*mb. 0 ___ Mavigatori ...... ______48 86 for the Trinidad team. and Frank Stimac of the Cru­ range ringer from far out. Bob Tallman, e sank four goals and a free throw (not $45,000 as first reported) City...... B u t * .,,_____ saders. Stewart copped scoring for top scoring honors. In the Shancellors ______40 88 for signing with the Detroit Tigers, 'Nm Yi ir N**M an* AMiM Eye* Examined CIa**e* Fitted Stimac’s setup came just as time Royball, a ...... Deputies ______...:...... 40 88 honors with 16 tallies, Stimac B. Cordova, a .. first game, St Anthony’s, bolstered Trustsss ...... ______so* 42 is paying a $23,000 income tax this ran out Pacheco, a garnered 15, and Arambel came Besides the Stimac duo, Cor­ by the return of Soldano to the Secretaries ...... 84 44 year. That sura is more than any HARRY N. LUSTIG up with 14. But it was Freshman lineup, put up a stiff fight against Grand Knight* ______34 44 other major lea^ e manager or ATTEHTLOHI dova, diminutive Crusader guard, Total* ...... 14 10 8 88 Guards ...... ______38 48 OPTOMETRIST .Bill Costigan who came through in and his running mate, Pacheco, St. Leander’s but lost by a two- player is forwarding to Uncle Sam, the clutch for the Bears. Costi- were important cogs in St. Mary’s 25 Abbey Cagers to point margin, 13-11. and young Wakefield has yet to PILES SUFFERERS Office Phone KEy*tone 3683 gan’s bucket in the waning seconds machine. Mose Berberich> Ab Get Monograms In the past season S t Patrick’s Denver Visit Is Made appear in a big-time game. Th* MeCItsty Clinic, 900 Elm* Blvd., 935 Fifteenth 5n. of the regular game tied up the won all its league games except NOTRE DAME LOSES Excelsior Springs. Mo„ b putting out a bey’s six-foot sophomore center, Twenty-five Abbey basketball By Greeley Students TO BOY WITH BOW new book, FREE, to anyone afflicted with OCULIST PRESCRIPTIONS PILLEU) count, and he also added the hit for five points and played an one contest a forfeit It scored Pilaa, Fistula and other rectal or colon players have been nominated for Eddie Hanyzewski, who whiffed troubls*. Write them today.—Adv. untiring floor game, as did Benny 164 points in eight games to the Robert Morrison and John Flynn various mondgrams as an award opponents’ 90. Jack Krasovich be­ Lombard. All ten members of the for service in the past season. spent last weekend in Denver. Abbey traveling squad saw action came his team’s leading scorer They attend the Colorado State Gold “ A’s” for varsity competi­ in the evening. with 20 field goals and six free College of Education in Greeley tion will go to Captain John Aram­ The game marked the end! of throws for a total of 46 points. Tl;ey are graduates of Cathedral bel, Rock Springs, Wyo.; Chuck the high school careers of Bob STANDINGS high school and are interested in Stewart, New York city; Ted Es­ Stimac of St. Mary’s and Captain TEAM-*- W L P the athletics of the Cathedral. The Squeak Arambel, Chuck Stewart, pinosa, Del Norte; Ted Cranford, St. Patrick’* ______7 1 .1 previous week they made a spe­ fAS«lO>4S IN GOOD TAST6 Peoria, and Jerry Wildgen, Canon S«cr«4 Heart home B 2 •‘3 cial trip from Greeley to see the Easter City, all .seniors; Benny Lombard, St. Lcender’t ...... 4 9 .S St. FrencU* ...... 2 6 .2 parochial tournament. St. Francis Cafe Denver, and Kenny Holden, Canon St Anthony's ...... 0 7 .C Have you tried our Speciel City, juniors; 'Tom Berberich, Leagme competition closes tl GIFTS Evening Dinner? Wichita, Kans., and Pete Arambel, Sunday, when St. Leander’s meets Believe It or Not WOMEN COOKS Rock Springs, Wyo., sophomores, Sacred Heart home at 1:30 and Baby and Bill Costigan, Trinidad, fresh­ Si. Patrick'* Day la 4*1 14th <*t Truaont) St Francis’ takes on St Anthony’s My Birthday, Too. Of Religious Significance Under Manigement of Jimmy Short man. Managers’ letters went to at 2 p.m. In the event of a win by lf> feature a beautiful neleclinn of v '' (Cheeker Cib Co.) Walt Sobba and Junie Klein, both St Leander’s, second place would BENME COHEN gi/l* of religioux tignificance and of Fowler, Kans. find Sacred Heart and S t Lean Irresistibles are special representatives for Gor­ Minor awards in the form of a der’s teams in a tie. In an ham Ecclesiastical productions. silver “ A” were won by Bob added game Sunday, S t Patrick’s PLAZA UQIJORS from our new Baby Shop Blind, Casper, Wyo.; Alex Vondra, will pli^ the freshman team of MEDALS FBEE DELIVERY on the New Fifth Floor , , s Canon City; Ray Mestas, Manassa; Pueblo Catholic high as a practice U4-lith S t TA. 2164 St. Christopher medals. Scapular Corky Corrigan, Wichita, and contest in preparation to entering Medals. A beautiful selection in Charley Achats, Center. the Pueblo grade school touma All pink and blue'and white . . . natural gold and ifi Sterling Silver ment to be played in Centennial Priced From Nipper num erals will be Tiny, tiny things for Little Him awarded to Walt Sobba, Jock Er- high school gym March 19-22. Sterling Silver ...... _ H or Little Her. In such tremen­ In Gold ...... 15 ramouspe. Rock Springs, Wyo.; Junior Roche, Canon City; Otis I I V R Try thl* W*a4a» dous variety you’ll just love to ROSARIES Dorman, Sheridan, Wyo.; Herby ■ ■ ■ ■ L tdl Tnataraet f.r shop here! All fresh new ar­ A large selection of rosaries in Barkow, Atchison, Kans.; Mickey KILCd rivals in a magnificent collec­ crystal, amber, sterling silver and McKenna, Kingman, Kans., and B If reo ara troabiwl with ttcUni, bl**d- tion thaVll charm you for your 14 carat gold. Harry Funke and Tommy Garrett, tn(, or protnidias pilaa, writ* (o> Prices range from...... |5 both of Wichita. a FREE tampi* at faga's Caaiblaatiui entire gift list . . . and your Tratraant and roe mar blen th* day yoi You may .hop with complete aisaranct raad thi*. Doo't wait, WSITS TODAY own little cherub! that you will yet thi moat for your mosey Bombers Win E. R. PAGE CO and that the quality will b« exactly a* DtpL 147-H-t Hanhali, Mich. reprcMnUd. Intramural Title Flowers WAS DEAFENED Sketched t The Bombers, led by Larry ybulireEligibk TbDisplayA Holden, last year’s star on the Now Heart Almost Perfectly 1. Infanta' Knitted Saequ* For St. Patrick’s Day Bear team, won the intramural Button atyl* Gnc* ThoBt*. Box 817, Laa Vtcaa. N ot.. basketball championship from Alex writ**, “Soad b * 8 bottlo* of Orotaeo Ear Our selections and sugges­ Vondra’s Wildcats, The Cats won Dr*p*. I haT* aaad It b o w f BoBtlia and MY 2. Blankets in blue, pink or the second half of the league, HEABING m ALMOST EE8T0RED. Thou- ' O H M - / \LLEN tions will please you. 11 iMbt d |w hBA ■ h k aaoda who ara hard of htarint. ixttarad hr Sweaters and 1.98 while the Bombers were the pre- white, 38x80, aatin bindiof. JEWELRY )nixxinf, rinsins, biiaftur head noUaa, Christmas titlists. SWu h ca iba k A eM cloned UP feeling In ear* would hear puppy or bunny Ckrekt Li4|m. Sckdiiai Bwaei CLEARLY and DISTINOTLY again and In the playoff the Cats won the applique — __- ___ .X .9 8 16th at Welton St. THE BRIGHT SPOT first game, 27-19, but the Bombers UuM ■ I w d Maakti ii Ai tael much btttar too if hard, Impactad wax inH4 Fan* bcMn Xitm. that block* tar canal* and prtaaa* on *«n- came back to take the second and •itiT* ear drums waa r«m or^ Try Orotuno 3. Cotton Knit Creapari, blue, Flower Shop third, 37-18 and 31-22. Members 4 thM liar m • Wkit* h m * • IW4 «f ft«4. Oat 3m- Ear Drop* aa dir*et*d. They art SAFE kr«edie»e*w lei4eSm ka. Uda »tt1i pafiav frte**. and contain an ingrtdlnt aaoMlally rtcom- pink, or ■ w h it * _ _ _ 1 .3 S Sth Av*. and Jeaephia* of the championship team are li.»SiahUi4MMc JkRSui 12x11 a n . $LN ratndad for daafneaa cauaed by impacted Pierre Erramouspe, Bemie Wil- Hi 23 Sot IQiU n u TSc Hl 2S l$i24 a. n. »JC wax. SEND NO MONEY. Pay poitman |1 lers. Jack Ton, ’Wilson Cooper, FUfi (*f U 4f« H«4 . C W m , **4* to m4u plua poatag*. If you atad cu b with order, EMerson 2745 ^ BoboIIo llia> Oa» ^ Bl> w* pay poatag*. Harrln Co.. 21 W. 4tth St, Tommy Qarrett, and Holden. D«pt £84—Maw Yoik. n

PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4206 Thursday, March 12, 1942

LOST HIGIS FlSimi Loretto Heights Adds By one pair of yonn^ eyes: the joy and advantages of seeing The OlVE! copifortably and efficiently. Lost during early school years because his parents and teachers did not recognize that he vas Jubilee Year Feature j||lf [[ handicapped by poor vision. Have your child's eyes examined before he returns to school. (Loretto Haights College) ver; sophomore, 'Virginia Thieler, The ONLY! A new feature has been added Colorado Springs; freshman, Shir­ SWIGERT BROS. [Locum PRIZEto the formal program commemo­ ley Lewis of Denver, rating Loretto Heights’ golden ju­ Others on the honor list are The ORIGIN AL! bilee year. On Thuraday, March Kathryn Glore of Denver, prefect Better VUion OptometriUs Good Service (Regif College) Golden.— (St. Joseph’s Parish) Martin Andrew, a freshman and 19, which is the Feast of S t Jos­ of the sodality; Mary Eisenman for Every Age At Right Prieet of Marty, S. Dak., president of — The Altar and Rosary society son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel An­ eph, patron of Christian families, voted in its March meeting to tribute will be paid to fathers of the Catholic Students’ Mission Cru­ ISSO Celijornia KEyttone 7651 drew, 2829 Race street, won' the purchase benches for the sanctu­ the college students. sade; Mary Kay Hagerty of Den­ 63rd annual Regis college elocution ary to replace the chairs now used. GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED At 6:30 p.m., in the girls’ dining­ ver, president of the Press clubi contest March 6 in the Little The socieftr will sponsor a food theater with his interpretation of room in the administration build­ Mary Taylor «of Denver, president of the French club, and Joan sale Palm Sunday, March 29. *HJIIi*4lllllll********»W ****lllll*4»MM'H M“t Gordon Morris’ "The Last Mile.” ing, a Father-Daughter spaghetti O’Byrne of Denver, president of Mmes. Charles Hemberwr, Hugh JOSLIN'S Second place went to Joseph Gon­ supper will be served. Invitations are being sent t% all the fathers the Dramatic club. Beers, and Eugene Bolitno will be zales, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph in charge. Orders for special foods of the young women. J. Gonzales of 4585 Bryant street Vocation Week Streased or baked dishes will be taken by THEODORE REQUIESCANT He was a finalist in last year’s Girls who are class and college Vocation week, March 9-13, a the committee and special a u c ­ officers will sit with their fathers time of special thought and prayer, tion will be given advance orders. W omen’s Da^s IN PACE at the head table. Among the girls was emphasized by a program, Donations and purchases of food in that category are the student fulfilled under the auspices of the will help pay a portion of the ex­ HACKETHAL! body officers: Josephine Walsh of sodality, designed to help the stu­ penses of Holy Week and the Denver, president; Emma Romano dent choose her state in life. spring months. EUGENE J. HOWARD. 3111 W. SIth of Golden, vice president, who is On Monday, a talk on “ Medical Air Conditioned also president of the boarders’ In charge of the altars for The Season’s Outstanding avenue. Father of Hart, EUie, Amy. and Technology” was given by Mrs. P. March are Mrs. Hugh Beers and Henry Howard, Mother Mary Winifred council: Frances Finnegan, secre­ Waddell, who is a technologist in of Sedalia, Mo„ and Sitter Eugene Marie, tary, and Peggy Nieters, treasurer, Mrs. Lawrence Gurule. MORTUARY Peoria, III., both membert of the Siitert the office of a Denver physician. Mrs. H. E. Short was hostess to Savings Event! both of Denver. of St. Joaeph of Carondelet. Requiem On Tuesday, Sister Marie Anthony the members of the society in her 1449-51 Kialamath St. Mata waa offered Thuraday at 9 in St. Class presidents are: Senior, of St. Mary’s academy discussed Patrick', church. Interment Mt. Olivet. home Wednesday afternoon, Phone HAln 4006 W. P. Horan A Son aervice, Helen (Torchy) Mahoney of Den­ “ Religious Vocations.” Miss Mar­ March 4. The April meeting date ver; juniotj^Mary Madden, Den jorie Gallaher, executive secre­ ^ A. A. A A A . > MRS. HANNA NUNES, HIO Dexter has been advanced one week and atreeU Mother of Amhroae, John, and tary of the Big Sisters, spoke will be held Wednesday, March 25, FRI. AND SAT___MARCH 13-14 Alvin Nunea. Requiem Mata waa offered Thursday on “ Social Work Oppor­ Wedneaday at 9:30 in Bleated Sacrament vJhen Mrs. Fred Clark, Sr., will be Miles S Dryer church. W. P. Horan A Son aervice. tunities.” hostess with Mrs. J. F. Wagen- JOHN A. FEENAN, 3860 Federal t30l) Netted by At the student Mass Friday, the bach assisting. boulevard. Brother of Mra. J. M. Curran, students receive Holy Communion Prinling Co. Mra, Mary A. Collina of Longmont, and Hra. Margaret Jenningi of Fort Collina. and the Rev. James W. Stakelum, Will Discuss Requiem Mats was offered Monday at 9 C.M., speaks briefly on prayer and Wheel TiekeU for in St. Catherine's church. Interment in vocations. * Apologetic Catholic' Bazaere and Carnivals South Boulder. Boulevard aervice. Pupik in Sale Lenten devotions arc held every MRS. MARY HILLER. 4676 Washing­ Forum Scheduled Wednesday evening, consisting of ton street. Mother of Louis J. Miller The part of Loretto Heights mis­ the Rosary, sermon on the general Catholic Work Our of Los Angeles and Mrs. Frank Nortik (St. Joseph’s Parish) of Louitville. Requiem Mast was offered sion unit in vocation week is a topic, “ What Kind of Catholic Specialty Thuraday at 9 In Holy Rotary church. The $25 defense bond tl^a# forum on March 13. Making use Am I?” and Benediction. “ The Interment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard service. was given away March 6 by the of material gathered by Mary Critical Catholic” was the Rev. 1936-88 LAWRENCE ST. FRANK A. MARTINEZ. 2741 Champa grade school was awarded to Mrs lElizabeth Eisenman, ’42, at the na­ Barry Wogan's topic last "Wednes­ atreet. Father of Mrs. Mickey Velarde, Martin Andrew. Ruth Dutton, 577 Inca street. Ap­ Mrs. Nellie Apodaca, and Dale Martinea. tional convention of the Catholic day evening. Next week his sub­ KEystone 6348, 6349 proximately $300 was realized by Students’ Mission Crusade in Requiem Hass was offered Monday at 9 contest, and gave Frances E ject will be “ The Apologetic Cath­ in Sacred Heart church. Interment Ut. the pupils. The seventh grade Rochester, N. Y., in June, 1941, Pemberton’s “ Dregs” this year. olic.” On Friday evenings, devo­ Olivet. Olinger service. pupils netted $100, and John Mc­ nine student speakers will discuss Two other finalists from last tions consist of the Stations of the RICHARD F. FLYNN, 574 Fox street. Nally ranked first with $13.90 religious orders for women. Those Brother of M, H. Flynn and Mrs. Maggie year’s contest competed. They Cross and Benediction. to his credit orders are devoted to home and SERVICE QUAUTY Kay, both of Grand Junction, and Mrs. were Thomas Garry, who enacted St. "Vincent de Paul society Mary Kelty and Mra. Hngh O'Brien, both At all the Masses on this Sunday foreign mission service and their the humorous melodrama, “ The members will meet Wednesday Denver. Requiem Maas was offered collections will be taken for the work is both new and little known Tuesday at 9 in St. Joseph's chbreh. In­ Misery of Millicent,” and James evenings after Lenten devotions. HARTFORD-ALCORN purpose of raising funds to spon­ J t - . - ______terment Mt. Olivet. George P. Hackethal Hoare, who gave “ Mothers of Speakers and the topics they will aervice. sor a social for the soldiers. Every Men.” Both Garry and Hoare are discuss include: Eileen Evert, Sis Mortuary PORFIRIO COCA. 1059 Zuni atreet. donation, however small, will be ters of the Blessed Sacrament Requiem Maas was offered Thursday at from Denver. appreciated. who work among Negroes and In­ Mrs. T. M. Murray t i l E. Colfss KEntons z m ■:15 In St. Cajetan'a church. Interment Other contestants were James Mt.■ Olivet. Harris of Riverside, Calif.,'who All who receive the sacrament dians; Mary Jaeger, Franciscan THE PIKES PEAK FUEL CO. MRS. LENA BOEHLER. 501 SanU Fe gave “ The American W ay;” War­ of Holy Eucharist in S t Joseph’s Missionaries of Mary in A u^alia street. Wife of Frank Boehler, mother of church on the patronal feast, and Iceland: Yvonne Walker, Plays Hostess to William, Nicholas, and Mary Ann Boeb- ren Hansen of Denver, who in­ Pike View (]oal, No Soot or Clinker* Call a ler. Requiem Mass was offered Monday terpreted “ Emperor Jones,” and March 19, may ^ in a plenary in­ Maryknoll Sisters in China and at 9 in St. Joseph's church. Interment Richard Walsh of Milwaukee, who dulgence. A High Mass will be Korea; Adelaide Semmelmann, Mt. Olivet. 635 Curtis St. Main 6181 gave the comical “ My Husband sung in honor of the parish patron Daughters of Mary, Health of the St. Zeta’s Circle MRS. KATE MAY. 2648 Race street. ZOXE CAB Wants to Enlist.” at 8 o’clock. Sick; Martha Norris, Medical Mis­ Established Over 34 Years MAin 7171 Mother of 'T. H. May and Mrs. Cora sion Sisters who work among Chappel of Silver Plume. Requiem Mass Francis Morriss, winner of last Make Service Flag (St. James’ Parish) Prompt. CeortooBi Serrice lepers in India; Barbara Bindel, was offered Wednesday at 10 in the Juniors of the high school are CHEAPEB RATES Cathedral. Interment in Silver Flume. year’s contest and chairman of Missionary Catechists of the South­ Mrs. Thomas Mellor Murray CHANDLER - PINNACLE - WADGE CLEAN NEW CABS now making a service flag which was hostess to St. Zete’s circle this contest, announced at the be­ west United States; Edna Gutman, will be hung in the sanctuary of Monday afternoon in her home, MRS. BESSIE LAWLESS ginning of the competition that Social Service Missionaries; Jeanne Requiem Maas is being offered Friday Regis college had been accepted by the church. Parishioners who 1694 Oneida street Mrs'. Paul a l t a r b r e a d s 9 in Loyola church for Mra. Bessie McKenzie, White Sisters of Africa, Lawless, a resident of Denver for 67 the Colorado-Wyoraing Forensic have relatives who were living in Fitzgerald was co-hostess. Mem­ the parish and are now serving in and Catherine O’Donnell, Sisters Specializing in Quality Plumbing and years, who died Wednesday in the home league. The speech department, of Loretto in China. bers present were Mmes. B. J. SEWING of a daughter, Mrs. Edward Geiger, 1821 under the direction of Mr. Robert the army, navy, or marines are Bussing, L. Behrens, Joseph P. Little Girls* Dreaaaa, Embrpldary. Oneida street. J. O’Sullivan, SJ., has been com­ requested to give their names and The Student Mission assembly Cecchini, George Dodge, C. J. Heating Repairs Monograming, Etc, She wt> boro in County M»yo. Ireland, peting unofficially in the league’s their branch of service to Brother on Thursday, March 19, will be de­ Freiberger, Leonard Swigert, Fred 1864 and came to Denver in 1885. voted to a presentation of fea­ THE SISTERS OF THE The followinir year ahe was married to activities' for the past two years. Raymond in the rectory. A list M. Smith, P e n j Holcomb, Edwin tures that are to comprise the GOOD SHEPHERD William Lawless, former city boiler in­ College Represented of all these names will be printed M. Rosser, and Oscar Vogel. Mrs. SLAHERY & COMPANY spector. Mr. Lawless died in 1910. and placed in the vestibule of the mission radio program soon to be George Dod^e won high score and TELEPHONE PEARL 3401 She was a member of the Seton euild At Installation church. transcribed for broadcasting to Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald, second high. PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS and the Altar and Rosary societies of Et. Regis was represented at the South America. Two tiny girls The next meeting of this circle James' and Loyola parishes, The games parties are held 1726 MARKET STREET The firms listed here de­ installation ceremonies of PuebloV every Monday evening at 8:30 in from Queen of Heaven orphanage will be held April 13 in the home Survlvinar, in addition to Mrs. Geicer, will be presented by Mary Kay serve to be remembered are two sons, William and John Lawless, new Bishopp the Most Rev* Joseph the parish hall. Hope was ex­ of Mrs. Leonard Swig^ert, 1746 JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 both of Denver; another daughter, Mrs. C. 'Willging, by the Very Rev. Downey, chairman of the annual Leo Morisrity of Chicayo, and a aister. pressed for a greater attendance Kearney street. when you are distributing Robert M. Kelley, S.J., president of of parishioners; if the proceeds spring party given for several hun­ Sister Williamsna of Santa Fe, N. Mex. dred children from Denver’s Cath­ Mrs. Leo Boyle has been confined Regis college; the Rev. John J, from these games parties are suf­ your patronage in the dif­ Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horen A olic orphanages. to her home for several days by a Son service. Flanagan, S.J., dean, and the Rev. ficient the necessity of holding an severe attack of influenza. ferent lines of business. John F, Bergin, SJ., of Regis high annual bazaar will be eliminated. Club to Meet Mr. and Mrs. Thorie J. Vieau MRS. MARY O'NEILL school. The Cathedral of the new Requiem Meat is beiny offered Fridey Basketball players attended a The Loretto Heights Mothers’ spent Thursday and Friday, March diocese was Father Bergin’s home LOOP MARKET It 9:80 in St. John the Evenyeliet's banquet held for the team in Bog- club will hold its regular monthly 5 and 6, in Colorado Springs. DOXLE’S church by the Rev. John Moran for Mrs. parish before he enter^ the So gio’s Tuesday evening, March meeting and luncheon in the college FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE Mary O'Neill, a long-time resident of ciety of Jesus. Joe Utard, son of Mr. and Mrs. J Colorado. 10. A photograph of the team was Thursday, March 19. Mrs. J. H. E. Utard, returned home from Free Parldn* With Parchate of 80o or More at ^ 2 9 Lawraae* PHARMACY The Rev. Leo C. Brown, SJ., presented to each player by the Garvey will be the luncheon chair­ Mrs. O'Neill, who was born in Ireland, professor of economics of Regis St Joseph’s hospital, where he The Partlcolar Dmggiit . came to Colorado as a youny woman and Very Rev. Christian Darley, man, others on the committee being was ill for a week. Mrs. Utard is in 1888 was married to Dennis O'Neill, college, gave a retreat in the Good C.SS.R. The trophy won in the Mmes. Frank Pruisner, Samuel A. 17TH AVE. AND GRANT Leadville mininy man. The couple cele­ director of the choir of St James’ The firms listed here de­ Shepherd convent in S t Paul, tournament as runner-up was also O’Day, George Bader, Ray Jaeger, KE. 5987 FREE DEUVERT brated their 60th weddiny anniversary church. in 1988, a year before they moved to Minn. While in St. Paul, Father presented to the team by Father and Roady Kenehan. serve to be remembered Brown was a guest of Archbishop Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dooling Denver from Leadville to live with Mra, Darley, President to Speak when you are distributing Uca’« Wontn’a, tod ChJUrta^ W. 0. Sievers, 619 Josephine street, in John Gregory Murray. have returned from a three weeks’ Half 8ol«t whose home Mrs. O'Neill died. Mr, First aid classes will be con­ Dr. Paul J. Ketrick, president JOBS WANTED O'Neill died in 1940. Lunch Room Being Equipped trip to New York. your patronage in the dif­ Work has already been started ducted for members of the faculty of Loretto Heights college, will For Good Worker* Besides Mrs. Sievers. other survivors Joe Lansing and his mother of Loop Shoe Repair Shop on the new day students’ lunch beginning March 16. After address the Mothers’ club of St. ferent lines of business. of any type, permanent or odd include another dauybter. Mrs. Rose Ber- Easter students of the high school Puebb have been visiting in the Leap MoiksL Lasrrtaca Straat *Mt yer of Ellinwood. Kans.: four sons, Earl J. room in Regis college, the Rev. J. Mary’s academy Monday evening, home of Mrs. Peter Golden. job, call Employment Department O'Neill of Denver. William T. of Park P. Donnelly, S.J., announced will be instructed in first aid. March 16. His topic will be “ After ------^------I City. Utah, and James F. and Henry, The total amounts of defense the Present Crisis, What?” Catholic Charities both in California, and ten yrandchildren. Wednesday. Some equipment for REAL ESTATE bonds and stamps purchased by 1665 Grant S t KEystone 6386 Interment Mt, Olivet. W. P. Horan A the lunch room has already been The dramatic club, which has a Son service. the high school students, are as SPECIALIZING IN SOUTH DENVER purchased with funds raised by new name, Es Skenes, is casting if you wish to buy, sell, or trada the students themselves. Father follows: Seniors, amount not about fot a play to be produced call PEarl 4638. MISS MARGARET R. SMITH Donnelly pointed out however, that known; juniors, $125.30; sopho­ in May. The name is, of course, Kimicy 4t Co.. 308 South Pearl J. T. Upton Renovating Requiem Mass was offered Monday at COLFAX MARKET 9 :30 in Blessed Sacrament church for these things are only the bare es­ mores, $212, and freshmen, $135.50. Greek to everybody though the Co. Miss Msrysrst R. Smith, 65. who died sentials and that the drive for Americans have words for it, trans- FODITDED BT U. T. MUBRAT COLFAX AT COLFAX AT Red Cross units composed of DOWNING MABION Thursday, March 6. in her home. 2261 funds is still on. high school students and women larted “ Of the Stage.” As literally Carpet ntanert That Claao Birch street, followiny a short illness. On March 5 a Solemn Mass of the parish have completed 15 it means “ scene,” without which PROMPT A nativs of Denver, she was the dauyh- tcr of the late Mr. and Mrs. Philip Smith, was celebrated in honor of St. quilts and have knitted sufficient there would be no drama, the club, PERSONAL pioneer residents of Denver, and a niece Ignatius Loyola for the student of which Joan O’Byme is president, Prom their Califemls NovlUtto the When buying from the blocks to make an afghan. Cbrlttlan Brother* ssnd »oo Wn superb REASONABLE of the late Mrs. J. K. Mullen. body. The Gregorian Mass “ Lux With the money obtained from thinks it is rather pat. SERVICE For msny years she was a dress de- wines. - The Brother* mslntaln 8L firms advertising in this siyner for Daniels A Fisher and lattr et Origo” was sung by the choir, selling defense stamps, the sixth The girls’ basketball squad from Mary’s Callego and athar tchool* W. H. UPTON operated a dressmakiny am) desiyn shop. under the direction of Mr. Walter grade pupils have purchased a de-j Denver university, with which the threngb tha aala of their great wins paper, please mention that Managar She retired about ten years ayo. J. Ong, S.J. Surviviny are three sisters. Miss Aynes fense bond. Loretto Heights quintet played a you saw their advertise­ 765 Tejen Street E. Smith and Mrs. Mary Agnew. both of practice game on Feb. 27 in the PAUL’S Denver, and Mrs. William J. Reidy of Learn How to Boost War Effort D. U. gymnasium, played a return Groceries • Meat* • Bakery ment TAbor 5223 San Francisco, and a brother, James R. KE. 6171 Free Delivery Smith of Lamar. engagement in Loretto Heights Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan *■ Wednesday evening, March 11. MURRAY’S Son service. CATHOLICS URGED TO AHEND ■t SINCB I8S2 ■ BKUNO’S FOB BETTER SEAFOODS AND POULTRYI Phones GR. 1613-14-15 MRS. M. EDITH MscNAUGHTON Free Lobater ™fP''®^‘^‘f Delivery alive or cooked, Friday, March 6, in the home of a daugh> ter, Miss Catherine MacNaughton. In Roasting TA. 1776 ihrimp, crab*, Fort Morgan, where she was visiting. Dies in New York oyiten on the She was born in Detroit and spent her "What can I do?” “ How can I ins of Annunciation high school Tom Flaherty’s Chickens half shell, etc. in Nature’s oak is early life there. In 1901 she moved to help?” These and similar ques­ will speak Thursday afternoon on St. Louis, where she was married to “ Low-Cost Costuming.” The Rev. (St. Elizabeth’s Pariah) likewise a character­ John M. MacNaughton. They lived In tions are heard frequently today St, Louis until 1907, when they came E. A. Conway, S.J., of Regis col­ Word was received by the Fran­ PICK OP THE THE PICK OF among a large number of persons ciscans of St. Elizabeth’s mon­ istic of Rainbow to Denver. Mr. MacNaughton died in lege has prepared a program on COLONY GRILL FLOCK THE SEA September, 1914. Since her husband*# who would like to volunteer for astery that the Very Rev. Edward death, Mrs. MacNaughton had lived at “ Group Discussion Leadership” granite. This is one work in boosting the war effort but Blecke, O.F.M., 77, first provincial IT here Frlenda Meet Friends LENTEN FOOD HEADQUARTERS 8636 Decatur street. who are not quite sure what they and will act as chairman of this Surviving, in addition to Miss Mae- of the Holy Name province, died can do best to aid. To meet this division Wednesday afternoon. Of of eight Cold Spring Naughton, are two other daugh­ in St. Clare’s hospital, New York • nN B FOODS '■ww erw w w w ww. ters, Mrs. Edith MacGregor of Durango need a "Volunteer Leadership particular importance on this pro­ city, Tuesday, March 10. The old­ and Mrs. Ann Easter of Denver: two granites from which Training conference will be held gram, he says, will be the model est priest in the province in point • MIXED OBINRS sons, Dan of Flainview, Te*.. and Donald, March 16, 17, 18, and 19 in the lecture-forum directed by John R. CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING out 6ner memorials who IS with the Pacific fleet; her mother. of service, he had often visited St • BEEB WINE Mrs. Annie MacNaughton of Pueblo, and YWCA building, 1545 Tremont McCusker, commander of civilian Elizabeth’s in his official capacity three brothers. are carved. place. A significant program with defense in Denver, on “ The Setup following the formation of the Mass was offered Monday at and Functioning of the Denver De­ 569 E. Colfax wa. Dominic’s church. Interment a large number of well qualified province in 1901, He was provin­ €la.ssified Ads Mtv Olivet. Boulevard service. leaders has been prepared. fense Council.” cial for two terms, and also held Catholic women in particular Prof. John T. Lynch, who is in the post of definitor general at one It srill pay yon to read ALL of the following advertiaemaota. MRS. KATHERINE BURKE charge of the University college Mrs. Katherine Burke, 79. of 2690 S. are urged to attend in as large a time. Marion street died Saturday. March 7, number as possible. NCCW lead­ of the University of Denver and Bom in Paderbom, Germany, after a two year.’ illne... ers are stressing the need for vol­ is a graduate of Fordham uni­ OATHOLIC DAUGHTBES' HOME. She was bom in Plainfleld, N. J., and June 18, 1864, Father Edward en­ DORAN PRINTING came to Denver in 1381. unteer Catholic women workers. versity, New York, will direct an­ tered the Order of Friars Minor in 1772 Grant Plaaaant homo for glrla The cqijference in Denver will^ive other discussion session Thursday HATTERS! 600 Buaineaa Carda 31.25 and up. Wending She is survived by a ton. Michael 1886 and was ordained in 1890. PHOTOGRAPHS Announeemettte 25 for (2.60 and up. Num­ Burke of Denver: a daughter. Mr«. Hilda local women an excellent training afternoon. He spent six years in Rome. Off ’’Btt Baeanditlening bered ticketa of all kinda. RODGER'S. 611 boidt of Alamosa; two sisters, Mrs. for leadership and at the same The general program envisages the active list lately, he was at­ Barrie* Exe>Bxively~ Andarson photoa. 1206 15th St at Law- 14tb St ^nnie Suliivsn of Grand Junction and ranca. MAin 1373. Free uaws cuta. Mrs. Anne Kane of Denver; a brother, time a wider grasp of what the group meetings each day from 9 to tached to the provincial house in 733 E. Celfaz, at Clarkson PAINTING Jk DECORATING needs are and how they can be of'Denver; nine grand­ 10 a.m. and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., New York. The funeral was sched­ CALL MAIN (333 CIVIL SERVICE TRAINING children, and five great-grandchildren. met. .Far Fra* PIck-ap aod DtUvary FREE ILLUSTRATED FOLDER ON Stop in at your Requiem Hass was offered 'Tueaday at open to all, with attention cen­ uled for 10 o’clock Friday in St SMART DECORATING. SEND POSTAL oonvinience. Wt Sarvica MEN. WOMEN 9 :80 in St.' Elizabeth'! church. Inter­ Several Catholics are partici­ tered on basic techniques of group Francis of Assisi’s church. New Prepara now for coming government ex- TO 1071 YORK ST. OR PHONE EA. ore tnrt you uill tnioy , ment Mt. Olivet. Olinger aervice. organization. Following each ses­ 4502 , * le^rety injpeetton Jf pating in the program. John J. York. aminationa. Oelmar Institute. Tabor Bldg. large exhibit, * Sullivap, past president of the sion, from 10:16 to 11:45 a.m. and FLOWERS MRS. KATE SULUVAN Community Chest, will lead the from 8:36 to 9:45 p.m., partici­ MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Mrs. Kata Sullivan, 87, a Denver resi­ Artistic Funeral Spraya, Wreaths and de- dent for 61 years, died Tuesday in her discussion Monday forenoon and pants will split up inV> groups to Grief Stricken Minds Are Confused Minds Reconditioned piano*, players, grands, ligna. Lieb'a, 2601 QuHinan. home, 2541 Cherry street, fallowing an evening on "The Nature of Boards discuss in detail working with chil­ organa (pipe and reed), orchestral inatrn- JACQUES BROTHERS ilineas of threa yeats. and Committees.” Carroll Hutch- dren, youth, adults, and on boards It is oar duty and responaibility to carry mente. T. R. Walker. 236 Broadway. SP. MONEY TO LOAN She waa bom in Ireland and came to out the wUhee of tboee w* lerve. Too often 7864. Since 1902 Denver in 1881. The fotlowing year ahe and committees. From 2 to 4 DO YOU NEED MONEY? was married to John Sullivan, an early- 9 in S t Louis’ church, Englewood, for p.m. sessions will be devoted to we are. obliged to fulfill detire* expressed by DRUG STORES day miner of Leadville. Mr. Sullivan Mrs. Pauline Avii Krumhoix of 2777 S, various members of tb* family. Anguished I WILL PURCHASE YOUR MORTGAGE 28 E. 6th Ave. TAbor 6468 Penntyivtnia street, Englewood. six topics, arts and cr^ts, play OR CONTRACT FOP. SALE OF REAL died two years ago. and confused minds unintentionally conflicL HUTCHINSON’S PHARMACY She was a member of the Ladies’ Cath­ Hre. Krumhoix, 31, died Friday, March and ^ m e leadership, consumer Your Naborhood Druggist ESTATE, IF YOU NEED CASH. CALL, That it why we coniUntly urge folk* to OR SEE ME. DEAURS IN GENUINE COLO SPRING olic Benevolent asioclation. 6. in St. Joseph'! hospital followiog an, education, informal dramatics and Phone SPruo* I68S 700 So. Pearl ®“ *’'^rlng are two daughters, Mrs. illneia of six weeks. story telling, group discussion sensibly talk it over in advance—avoid that - JAMES BirrCHlNSON T. E. GREENE FeHx Pomponlo and Miss Ann Sullivan, The former Pauline Pelrick, the was leadership, and participation in nnnecetaary added expenae. 1643 Stout TA. 6266 CHfiNNEUO GRANITE and two aons, John and Tim Sullivan, all boro in Wflsonville, Nebr., and cam# to PAINTING Jk PAPERING of Denver. Denver nine yeara ago. board and committee work. ROOM AND BOARD R^uiem H tsi is being offered Friday Painting and Papering rcatontbl*. E. T Sitf ty mtit any limt and tti ovr fin* Surviving are her hutbind. Harry The conference is sponsored by G E O . P. HACKETHAL Yeager. 87 W Maple. SPruoe 2954. autrtmtnl of beautiful mauumtutt. at 9 In Bletsed Sacrament- church. In­ 609 E. COLFAX, APT. 4 nice rooms, good terment Mt. Olivet. • OBnger aervice. Krumholt; her parents, Mr. and Mrs, the Volunteer Placement bureau food, business woman. GH. 0564. Frank Patrick of Denver, and two sit FUNERAL DlRE(n^OR ROOM FOR RENT— FURNISHED ters. Mrt. Winifeld Likely of Silver City, of the Denver Council of Social ROOM AND BOARD . MRS. PAULINE A. KRUMHOLZ Pleasant ileeping room. dbl. or tingle, ad- N. Mex., and Mra. Fred Murray. Jr., of A-gendies and the Adult Education 1240 Acoma TAbor 1656 Baquiam Matt waa offered Monday at Englewood. Interment>nt ML OliveL^ I council. joining bath, near S t Catherlne'e Church. Refined middle aged employed lady, with 3160 W. 41st Ave. reftROces, private home. EM. 1801