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Official Publication of the Archdiocese of N. and Diocese Newark, J., of Paterson. N. J. 37 Vol. 10, No. 1961 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, PRICE: TEN CENTS

Msgr. Mahoney Dies at 70; Pastor in West Orange

WEST ORANGE C. Msgr. Florence Mahoney, 70, He was also devoted to chari- of table pastor Our Lady of Lourdes Church here since 1942, causes, particularly the died on 29 at after Propagation of the Faith, and Aug. the rectory an illness of about contributed to the support of two years. Catholic institutions in A many member of of at the wartime class 1918 Immacu- parts of the country. late Conception Seminary, Msgr. His body lay m state at Our Mahoney was ordained in Decem- Lady of Lourdes from 11 a.m. on ber of that the year, ceremony Aug. 31 until the Solemn Requiem having been advanced five Mass celebrated at 10:30 a.m. on months by O’Connor to 2 Bishop Sept. by a classmate, Msgr. help alleviate the shortage of Patrick J. Maloney of Holy priests caused by World War I. Name, East Orange. Deacon and AfTER subdeacon were Bernard A BRIEF assignment Msgr. F. Moore, at St. Cecilia’s, Kearny, pastor of Sacred Msgr. Heart, Mahoney was Lyndhurst, and Rev. transferred to Im- Syl- OUTDOOR OFFICE: Once the villa of the Roman Emperor Domitian on the rim of the crater-lake Albano, the Papal summer residence looks vester E. Elwood, pastor of ipaculate Conception, Montclair, St. where he Newark. The sermon sown from an altitude fo 1,400 feet to the plains of the Roman Campagna. Pope Jhon has allowed a photographer to accompany him and re- spent the next five Columba’s, years. In was preached by Msgr. John J. 1923, lie became an cord his out door working habits and eveing stroll. In picture at left, Pope John sits at a table he has had carried into the gardens that he Feeley, pastor of Our assistant at Mt. Carmel, Ridge- Lady of the may work in solitude in th fresh air. The gardens of Castelgandolfo now form a single unit with the Villa Barberini and both enjoy the wood, Valley, Bo- and, from 1938 to 1942 was Orange. Archbishop land at the same extrateritoriality as Vatican City. In the center, Pope John desc ends a stairway to the tranquility of ht lower level. It was here that pastor of St. Francis, Lodi. presided Mass. all There were During of his years In Ber- no immediate sur- the Emperor Marcus Aurelius once sought reught refuge form his enemies. At right beneath one of the teraces is the cryptoprtico of Domitain's vivors. gen County, he served as Catho- lic Villa. A classic element of a Roman villa, a number of fine ancient statues and Egyptian marbles were found in the excavations fo the crypto- chaplain at Bergen Pines Iso- lation Hospital. portico. Pope Jhon's robust health makes the walking stick uneceśary, but he uses it for poking at flowers and turing over old stones. In On 1942, Msgr. Maboncy was Birthday New named the second pastor of Our Kinnelon Mission of Lourdes. Lady His years there

were marked a Plan Guinea to by two-story ad- Homage dition to the school and by reno- Msgr. Mahoney vation of the church and rectory. John XXIII For Pastors Named Pope elevated him to Pontiff Four cation and, of during his pastorate, for the rank domestic prelate with the school the title population at Our Right Reverend Monsi- VATICAN CITY Cath- ‘Africanize’ of Lourdes Lady rose from about gnnr on Nov.. 20, 1959. 400 olics the world to 96fi, representing about throughout MSGR. Parishes MAHONEY was will be asked to in devot- of the children of soon offer Paterson grammar ed to the concept of religious edu- school age in the parish. special for Pope prayers PATERSON Appointments of new in four John in honor of his 80th pastors Catholicism of parishes the Paterson Diocese and of an administrator birthday. for the created mission of Our of The Pope will he 80 on Nov. newly Lady the Interracial CONAKRY, Guinea (RNS) President Sekou Toure Magnifi- Hoey 25 cent in but he will celebrate his birth- Kinnelon were declared here his announced this week by Bishop that government intended to "African- on Nov. 4. the date of his day ize” McNulty. in coronation the Catholic Church Guinea. three years ago. Three pastors were given a erson, was made pastor of St. ‘‘No Catholic be Winners Named prelate will accredited to Guinea un- change in and one the Clifton, llis ON THE 4TII, Cardinal Montini is assignment Philip Apostle, less he an he said at a central African,” committee meet- former assistant was elevated at St. Agnes was taken of Milan, the first Cardinal to place by ing of the National Rev. NEW YORK An insurance governing j the rank of pastor. There were James J. Daly, who had (NC) firm official and a created by Pope John, will cele- Democratic Party. woman have missionary schools and also nine transfers involving as- been pastor of Our of Mt. social worker been chosen to receive the 1961 brate a Mass in St. Peter's especial- Lady Basilica ly against a project to Carmel, Hoonton. To Boonton James J. Hoey Awards for Interracial Justice. in the presence of the HIS ANNOUNCEMENT fol- impose a national character went Rev. Ladislaus J. Flek, for- The Mass will be attended lowed the on all official of Pope. i deportation of Arch-i religious Ralph Fenton, a fire insurance in organizations firm Nor- official from in Guinea. mer pastor of St. Simon the by delegations gov- bishop Gerard de Millcville of. Apos- wood, Mass., was selected as the white and "1 am an officer tle, Green Pond. recipient Mrs. ernments relations with of a Church having Conakry, a who was Frenchman, that the wants to he African The Holy See. expelled for publicly opposing the! among new pastor is Rev. Carl J. tion for Intcrraeial To mark the the Bish- Africans, Guinean among Guin- Wolsin, former assistant Understand- birthday, government's confiscation of all at St. eans. I cannot admit that it loses ing for the Third Order. ops of the world have been asked church schools. Agnes, who is now in charge of its its authorities at the See Catholic, supranational St. Simon the Mrs. is vice by Holy The Apostle. Rev. Spurlock president government said here that' character." to ask their faithful to offer John R. Ryan, former assistant of the Indianapolis Catholic In- spe- President Toure had expelled the In Vatican the cial for the Pontiff on the City, Vatican ra- at St. Paul’s, Clifton, will be ad- prayers Archbishop for the "challenging dio reported that 4th. Archbishop de ministrator of Our of the authority of the state,” adding Lady Milleville is In Rome itself, Catholics have expected to arrive Magnificat. that "the move was taken in de- there to soon make a personal re- been asked to pray for the fense of the Pope’s Guinean au- peoples’ port to John intentions, for the Pope on circum- particularly thority and should not be in- Father stances surrounding Flek success of the ecumenical coun- his expul- terpreted as an anti religion- ar sion. Vicar cil, by Cardinal Micara, tion.” Robert Morris, now- studying at church be of Rome. Anew to Catholic A government radio broadcast University. dedicated to St. Gregory Bar- said that all The other new assignments, all religions are guar- barigo and a youth hostel near- anteed in Guinea under the con effective Sept. 7, arc: ing completion will be offered to dition "they do not conflict with ToBiblicalMeet Congressin Rome the as of the Rome Pope part I the Guinean state." observance. HOME (RNS)—More than 200 IN DAKAR, Senegal. Archbish- delegates from 02 countries are op de Milleville said he had been expected to attend the Name Award Catholic Holy expelled because of his opposition International Biblical Congress Msgr. Murphy to nationalization For Bona of religious or- here Sept. 25-30. Bishop sistant pastors and four initial as- ganizations in Guinea. The six-day congress is being signments NEW YORK Bishop Stanis- “I to newly ordained was expelled," he said, "aft- neld in connection with observ- Mr. laus V. of Green Bay, Wis., priests. Fenton Bona er being accused of ances having pro- marking the 19th centen- will be the Shield of Blessed given tested against certain of St. Paul's projects, ary arrival in the MSG It. FRANCIS 11. Osma so- X the national Holy notably Murphy, Spurlock, Indianapolis Gregory by the nationalization of all city of Home. former pastor of St. Agnes, Pat- cial worker, was chosen as the Name Society on Sept. 10 at cer- Negro recipient of the awards emonies in St. Francis Cathedral, named for the late Janies J. Green Bay. Mrs. Hocy, a pioneer in race relations Spurlock The award Is reserved for Archbishop Urges Workers work in New York. members of the hierarchy. It will terracial Council and director of The awards are made through bear the arms of Blessed Greg- social services at Flanner House. Father the Catholic Interracial Council ory X, the Pope who commis- Daly She is the first Negro and first To of New York and will he pre- sioned Blessed John of Vercelli Model Lives on St. woman to serve on the Board of Joseph INCLUDED sented on Oct. 29, Feast of Christ to have the Dominicans promul- AMONG . the Health and Corporation at luncheon the Hospital Name NEWARK Bo- ie transfers of assistants was the the King, a in gate the Holy devotion, Archbishop hierarchy reveals her concern other in our realize that of Marion Ind. She is land society County, and of Bishop Bona. workers lo make of new directors for new Summit Hotel here. challenged not only for the salvation of men, the reconstruction of the social appointment vice chairman of the May- two jalso “everyday life a work of grace hut alsu for their conditions diocesan high schools: Rev. living order must rest on Christian prin- FENTON IS active in work or's Human Bights Commission, John A. Sullivan at according to the model of St. work out Morris Cath- Beds as they this salvation. ciples and that a sound social of the Boston Catholic Interra- of the advisory committee of the Broadcasting to olic and Rev. Francis Joseph" as he spoke the fourth "Catholics Church J. liischoff Father Wolsin expect the order is possible only when man cial Council and in the Third Or- Downtown Center for Senior Cit- LONDON (NC) Radio Mos- annual Labor at Pius. Father Sullivan Day Communion lo be solicitous for the first Pope temporal comes and money and ma- Francis St. An- izens and of the National Asso- der of St. at cow announced it was beginning breakfast, sponsored by the (iuild succeeds Rev. Louis Gallo, who Rev. Martin C. Connolly, from as well as the spiritual well-being chines take a second place. Shrine in Boston, lie di- ciation for the Advancement of twice broadcasts to Africa of St. assistant at Immaculate thony's daily Joseph the Worker on becomes an Our Heart of Mary, Sept. of man, inasmuch as they be- "Let us ask God to bless our known as Ac- Colored 4 at Thomm’s of Mercy, St. rects a program People. in Portuguese. Restaurant. minds Lady Whippany, and Wayne, to Anthony's, Haw- ievc the Church to be the Mysti- so that we will be anxious The breakfast followed 10 Father Bischoff succeeds Rev. (Continued on Page 3) a cal Body of Christ—the extension | to study the principles laid down a.m. Pontifical Mass celebrated of Christ in time. Iby our spiritual to the leaders, by Archbishop at Sacred strengthen wills "We. that be- our to face the For U.S. of Protest Heart Cathedral. see once again The Mass was cause of its problems that lie ahead and to Bishops Germany concern for the well- attended by about 750 and, prior fill our hearts with know- being of souls, the apostolic hier- a joy to it, Archbishop Boland blessed that wc take Christ with speaking out in and ing us the tools of work. archy, grace truth to our jobs.” was 40 years ahead of its Named In the sermon at The Msgr. Carney Communist Restrictions the chief Mass, time"—a reference to a pastoral speaker at the Com- Rev. John munion Hourihan, director of letter of the. American breakfast was James J. the Bishops in Apostolate for the Deaf of the Lamb, national director of FULDA, Germany The German Bishops, in a state- the East German people gen- which 40 years ago talked about the Mt. Carmel eral and Catholics in Guild, traced the labor Association for International De- CWV ment issued here at their annual conference, particular. and management entering Chaplain protested manner "The of ma- in which statements of into velopment in Paterson. In his pernicious spirit a partnership, such as the restrictions on the freedom of the Catholic Church against to the Popes and the American hier- talk, Lamb of terialism leads a disregard of profit-sharing plans now under spoke the need for NEWARK Msgr. Aloysius S. Carney, pastor of St. in the Soviet Zone. and had the trails to- an informed and human human archy blazgd discussion in the auto spiritually mo- Rose the of dignity rights, industry. of Lima Church here, has accepted na- of ward industrial and tivated post The Bishops denounced in particular the refusal the to arbitrariness in justice and in justice peace, laity and of the need to tional chaplain of the Catholic War Veterans of the U. S. "ONCE AGAIN we realize that follow the words East German communist author- government,” he said. peace. of the new en- thi“ host advocates of a order "Mater In another appointment announced by national com- ities to issue travel for and with for "It is a for world peaceI just cyclical, ct Magistra," in permits confidence; pray danger "IN HER ROLE of mother and are the Bishops and the men helping to raise the mander Albert J. Schwind of Russell com- Si viet Zone who the freedom of the Church, for because treaties and agreements educational, Clifton, Speer, Bishops planned teacher," Father Hourihan said, who follow their we cultural and attend the sessions in Fulda. God’s for the have no value and of a leadership; living standards of mander of the Clifton Memorial to grace suppressed, principles "the Church through her apostol- realize that they and order of more than any I less prvileged countries. CWV will become for the reunification of our coun- just true peace are post, adjutant SA1I) this action marked .THEY and not to relations hetwe.en for the national organiza- try for peace in the world," applied general the first time in the almost 100- they said. nations.” tion. year history of the Fulda con- MATTERS DISCUSSED at the MSGR. CARNEY has served ferences that Bishops were pre- TIIE THREE-DAY meeting vented authorities closed with a secret, but for the past 11 years as state by political a public sermon by meeting were kept CWV lie has also been from participating in the annual Cardinal Docpfner of Munich, for- [ it seems certain that the possible chaplain, for the Church of for the Rev. Francis P. meeting. mer head of the Berlin Diocese, consequences chaplain were Washington Post I "We solemnly protest,” the who deplored the "dark shadow” the East German isolation here, the Essex said, "against this There are fears the County Chapter and the Essex' Bishops cur- east over the assembly by the [discussed. Ladies In his tailment of the Church's freedom communist action in sealing-off [communists will attempt to County Auxiliary. diocesan boundaries new post, he succeeds Rev. Jo- and profess, beyond all barriers, East Germany. [ change in accordance with the border be- seph E. O’Brien, of New our unbreakable unity with our He described Berlin itself as "a S.J., York. brothers and sisters in East Ger- city groaning because thousands lt ween East and West. A native and Berlin.” Cardinal Frings, of Harrison, Msgr. I many of links were suddenly broken [ answering a ordained An and three Bish- about this matter, said Carney was in 1931 and Archbishop and tragic personal, fates were [question the See will all such entered the Army Chaplain ops residing in Soviet Zone heaped high.” the Holy ignore Corps denied and not to in 1942, serving in the European were exit permits by the With the division of Ger- ! attempts proceed Berlin, Theater communists. The sessions diocesan boundaries until of Operations with the here many lost an important bridge [change 45th Cardinal of international Division, participating in the were presided ove,r by between the two parts of a divid- [questions right invasions of Flings of concerning such territories are Sicily, Salerno and Cologne. ed German nation, he said. This Southern France, lie was regulated by a fully acknowledg- award- he a val- ! THEIR bridge, added, provided ed AT MEETING, the the Bronze Star, among other uable opportunity for strengthen- ed treaty. German Bishops adopted a Joint decorations. ing human The Cardinal pointed out that contacts within the Msgr. Carney pastoral letter appealing for Following release from active Church. a separate peace treaty between in view of prayer the threatening the Soviet Union and their duty, Msgr. Carney beeame Lima as pup- BLESSES an pastor. In addition to his situation and the CARDINAL TOOLS: Boland blesses the tools of in assistant at St. Rose political danger DOEI'FNEK re- pet in East Ger- Archbishop work a of Lima and he government ceremony which pastoral duties, is also the di- for world ferred to increased difference preceded the annual Labor Mass on 4 was named pastor of St. peace. pressure many will make no in Day Sept. at Sacred Heart Cathedral. The James, rector of the Office for Decent “Pray without intermission by the Springfield, in 1954. Three ~. brought communists on the view of the Church. Mass, sponsored of years and the by the Guild St. Joseph the Worker, was Literature Legion of De- attended by about 750. he later, returned to St. Rose of cency. 2 THE ADVOCATE September 7, 1961 Cardinal Hits in Polish Law Urge Caution Use Jehovah’s Witnesses Psychology WABSAW—A considerable stir was reported here to have been created throughout the country by To Test Life Plan in a sermon in which Cardinal Wy- Religious Aspirants Campaign szynski, Primate of Poland, ac- cused the communist government NEW YORK (RNS) - Catholic Assessment Candidates of to the the fitness of aspirants for reli- of having violated a 1956 Church- psychologists and educators Priesthood.” gious life.” state agreement reli- permitting warned here that caution must County instruction Bergen gious in the ANOTHER public be observed of SPEAKER, Rev. in the use psycho- THE POSITION of the ' Holy schools. Bernard of It has been reported that the Jehovah’s logical testing to screen candi- J. Ristuccia, C.M., Witnesses are See was outlined by Msgr. Fran- The Cardinal at door preached dates for the and re- Immaculate Seminary, planning a to door priesthood cis Reh St. Semi- Mary campaign throughout Bergen County. services yf Joseph’s at the Shrine of Our life. added that Catholics are reminded ligious Northhampton, of the history and beliefs of the nary, Yonkers. He observed that Pa., Lady of Czestochowa at Jasna group which is in More than 300 Catholic psy- "psychologists frequently learn engaged denunciations “of the frauds, de- the latest ruling on the matter Gora, southwest mark- and of all other Poland, priests, and information from their ceptions blasphemies churches, Catholic and chologists, religious (Monitum of subjects ing the of the Holy Office, July otherwise.” feastday patroness heard Brother which would be as laymen E. Austin 15, 1961) makes it dear that . regarded of Poland. “no The group was founded in 1874 with the teaching Dondero. F.S.C., of La Salle Col- ‘quasi - sacramental’ and come that priesthood candidate can be re- Christ would on earth for thousand note that "de- under Canon Law ‘manifestations reign a years from 1914 HE DISCUSSED a bill passed lege, Philadelphia, quired to undergo psychoanalysis, to 2914 and that Charles spite the T. Bussell was the seventh "angel” the last great benefits modern of conscience’.” during session of the nor can di- of Jehovah. par- prior psychoanalytic When judgment did not come on non-members can afford to clerical "Such he liament outlawing religious teach- psychology rection be required for revelations," said, of the absolutely group in 1914, 1918, 1924 and 1928, Bussell and life, precaution “reach into the 1916, ex- ing in the schools and decreeing religious the of Orders.” deeply private plained -that reception Holy the reign of Christ has really begun in 1914 must he taken not to on conscience of the individual and that even catechism classes out- infringe Msgr. Rch recalled Pope Pills it was invisible. only side the moral rights of the individ- come under the same category normal school hours must Nil’s admonition to delegates at be supervised TO ual conscience.” as those revealed in the confes- JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES by the state au- NEW POSTS: S. the fifth International Congress deny the Trinity, deny that Msgr. Joseph Schieder (left), thorities. lie spoke at the sional. No superior require man has a soul, existence 1948 of 15th annual on and Clinical may deny the of the the since director the Psychotherapy Holy Ghost, NCWC Youth Department, their disclosure, and Communion “We can never agree to convention of the American Cath- Psychology: no psychol- of Saints, the forgiveness of sins in almost this,” and A. fact, Msgr. Irving DeBlanc director of the all Cardinal said. (right), olic Association ogist report on these with- of the Apostles Creed. Wyszynski "The Psychological may NCWC Life "Supernatural means must al- Family Bureau for the five are out express consent of the indi- On the positive side public authorities have the right past years, which convened in take they believe that one of Satan’s conjunction ways first place. However, to form the world leaving with the annual sessions vidual concerned.” great organizations is civil outlook of the National Catholic Welfare of the the science of education society. Conference for and psy- Bishop Curtis youth, but this should be done new American Psychological Associa- in an article in The Advocate posts. Msgr. Schieder, a native of will be- chology should not- be forgotten suggested Buffalo, THE THREE some speakers agreed years “We should not aid without any compulsion and with- director tion. Theme of the Catholic It is ago: the Witnesses in their come of at group permitted to call in the aid religion Marymount College, Ar- that the real test is “respect for work even one of their books out means which are the was Data in the of by purchasing and magazines. using Va. "Psychological psychologists in scrutinizing lington, Msgr. DeBlanc, of Di- the of the individual.” A firm but property of the nation.” the Lafayette, La., integrity unangcred refusal to listen to their wares will Within these they best serve “I have the right ocese, will become of Our of boundaries, the purpose if they call on their visits. Should to criticize,” pastor Lady Queen Heav- said, a encourage they he so as to the Cardinal added. en superior might rude insist upon giving books that you do “I have such parish in Lake Charles, La. a to not I subject consult a psycholo- wish, accept them, a because am a free man Sees pay nothing, and consign the litera- right Pope ture Chastity ! gist with the that to the and not understanding trash can, fit place for such intellectual refuse.” a slave. We are all free Two NCWC findings within the area of "man- and we all have the right to ex- Officials ifestations of conscience” would press our views Bishops, Storehouse Good he inviolable. Even where thcro 1 priests and people.” of Church “In were serious doubts about the in | spite of the guarantees Resigning This Month Stronger Congo I candidate, or in where a which had been given us when, in ( AS KLGANDOLFO (NC) Chastity is “an incom- cases MWANZA, Tanganyika (NO Foremost among the moment WASHINGTON - superior believed the welfare of problems a of wisdom on the part Two officials cated in Arlington, Va. parable force of the Catholic in the former Bel- Church," Pope John said Independence consid«rred the was at meeting of the authorities, Catholic tcach- of the National Catholic Welfare Msgr. A. the religious community was in- Irving Dcßlanc, di- here at a gian Congo and the disorders that how general audience on of St. Rose Catholics could keep the had been to Conference arc their rector Aug. 30, Feast volved. the limitations set by I ing restored the leaving posi- of the NCWC Family Life followed it have strengthened the Faith alive of first native of the New if their priests were schools. Catholic schools tions with the NCWC to take Bureau Lima, World to be canonized, Canon Law must be observed. j today up since 1956, will resign on Church there, a meet- week-long forced out of the country by a are being new duties. lie cited the It was all suppressed one after Sept. 12 to resume diocesan work Saint's virginity and said: “Virginity, the consensus of ing of Catholic laymen from East hostile government. Father Van another." he said, three and “attempts Msgr. Joseph E. Schicder, di- in Louisiana, becoming pastor of chastity, is an incomparable force speakers that no religious and Central Africa were told Looek to j pointed the Congolese are made to under rector Our the Catholic Church. community or re- being put the of the NCWC Youth De- Lady Queen of Heaven par- of It shines seminary may here. area which until short experience, saying Catholics have control of the up a time ' education partment since 1948, resigned ish, Lake Charles. not only on the of all the a candidate to submit to a Rev. ministry on legions quire Edward Van Looek, gen- taken a more serious interest ago belonged to four different di- in the of those who teach Sept. 1 to become Msgr. souls consecrated God series of tests which ; activity director of re- Schicder, 52. a native of to but also might re- eral or oceses chaplain the lay aposto- studying their Faith that 'catechism representing three differ- now Ca- in the churches.” at Buffalo, ordained on all the faithful in the various stilt in information det- late ligion Marymount College lo- was in 1935 and ' disclosing in the Congo, said the trou- tholicism as a mere ent language “Yet,” he convention worked with of life." groups. rimental to him. youth in Buffalo un- states bles had tempered the Faith "the of is away. said, faith of all is one and fading til 19'I8 when he named Rev. O. of Catholics was to Joseph Keegan, S.J., Congolese like iron in He said trouble still remains the unity that it is the NCWC post. He is the "UNFORTUNATELY,” he add produces deep- the fire. founder Uordham University will serve as He said the departure of for the Church in felt.” the es- o! the National ed, "the world shows ly Congo, Council of Cath- always association president for tho rule had made the Cath- Places in Belgian pecially from a number of local the News olic Youth and several misunderstanding or derision for 1961-62 Brother John Egan, olic Faith less youth- A SPECIAL year. a matter of fash- schisms that audience was have flared up. service this sublime virtue. agencies and was na- Newspapers of lona ion and more a matter of granted to F.S.C.H., College, New con- These are based on a usually some tional director of the and shows of the priests attending viction. Catholic rarely speak Rochelle, was named insignificant and general chanter of the Marist Fa- j president- point frequently Twenty-five priests and 11 cations in West Committee heroism of purity, while Germany this on Boy Scouting in every elect; Rev. William C. Bier, find support after seminarians, thers and they were told that the only pious the largest group summer distributed tens America and the day.. .they indulge in reports of of thou- Junior Catholic S.J., of Fordham was reelected young girls join them due to ever, have left what emerging nations "create in the I’eru for study sands of church road to Daughters of America. really conflicts with such a -ie maps executive - secretary, and Dr. I o "finding religion" in them abroad. heart of the Pope a sentiment of Jy tourists. a splendid virtue. , Msgr. Dcßlanc, 47, native of Paul J. Centi of Cross Col- the of Missionaries fervent for the Holy through singing hymns and in Ilong Kong New "Anyway, believers know in hope future of the Catholics in Segno, Iberia, La., was ordained lege, elected the like. Italy, Church was treasurer. have organized an association of in 1938, what honor and of Christianity.” marked the and did parish work as great it should be 250th anniversary of physically to well as held in the Church and how He continued: handicapped people the death of being active with the La- they "The Supreme REV. DEMETRIUS Kev. Eusebio Kino, provide mutual and eco- Gallitzin, spiritual fayette Diocesan Life Bu- may derive from it uncountable Pontiff considers with S.J., of the Family . . . sym- bruts a Russian and nomic assistance. pioneer missionary prince convert, is reau, for the life of American Southwest. youth sodalities, knights o( advantages very pathy all'the young nations who known as the of The "Apostle the Al- major seminary at Saigon, Columbus and the Church and of the raise bridesmaid The Catholic Newman Clubs be- holy apos- themselves to the population of Hong dignity leghenies.” has been merged with a fore Vietnam, to the NCWC ;tolatc." of and of matkw.oftfA Kong increased 25.564 moving as as independence foresight- bride major by to a seminary enrolling refu- sistant Life ed total of last Family director in and necessary collaboration • H 177,279 year. Cf>«rf« • Fr*« AlUrdiMM COMP! HHDBKIJ gees from North Vietnam and the 1955. He AT TIIE SAME audience, . WEAK became director a Pope with other countries. year He prays for new seminary will be conducted Anew seminary for the In John recited the De Holy later. six at NCWC Profundis—- these years he nations so that their Vietnamese Ghost Fathers has been dedicat- the daily by clergy. has written some 300 psalm for the dead —with articles and contribution to the suit ed at Bethel Park, prosperity, 0 A has been filed in Super- Pa., by Bish- two books. the pilgrims for the soul of Car- m harmony and peace of the ior op John J. great ell Court, Chicago, challenging a Wright of Pittsburgh. dinal Tardini, Vatican lit HAMIION AVI, HAJtItSON Secretary 0 human become con- new Illinois law Some 10,000 NAMED ACTING of State, family may OKI MQR .TKlll.ril. It I s banning Sunday persons took part director of who died a month ago —IM! more sound and timtwtTn sale of automobiles. in the second national Patrician the Youth John stantly efficient, Department was Rev. Pope praised the late Car- generous.” Year John J. dinal's The Catholic Press Association pilgrimage to Ireland's Conniff, its assistant di- example in serving the will hold its "holy mountain" where rector. The appointment Church. eastern regional St. Pat was He told the pilgrims that in R. 1., Oct. rick underwent his made by even as he ST. Fit meeting Providence, celebrated Archbishop John F. spoke a month s-rnind PFT Clavcr was a Deardon 19-21. fast. of the Mass was Jesuit prolonged Detroit, depart- being celebrated in Spanish who worked ment’s About $4.65 million is ex- episcopal moderator. Rome for Cardinal among in the being Bible Sunday will be observed Tardini. He Negroes New Father the Arch- a native of said he could not World. pended by Washington in Argentina on Oct. 1. Conniff, attend the Mass diocese has been QUALITY to keep pace with* the Buffalo, with the Youth personally, and he asked the 4i Anew church has been con- pj|. growing enrollment in Department for two Before grims to unite with elementary secrated at Ampleforth Abbey, years. him in recit- schools. assistant ing the York, becoming he De Profundis. near England, where the director, NOW... A had been director high|ight of the Marian Con- of field service community of Benedictine monks is gress at and chaplain of the AT ONE OF "Quality never anaccident. It is l.a-Vang, Vietnam, was National Fed- his audi- it tho tlma to plan for a always traces its lineage to the last general Christmas fs eration of ences, the dedication of anew basilica Catholic College Stu John told those vacation, Ratorva now through monks of Westminster, Pope at- which be- dents. to Our Ordained in 1949. he tending of his Lady. mother had meditations while the came the church of the Plant tho result of effort. There Catholic and been of Newman seed of intelligent must Protestant organi- chaplain Clubs making a private retreat conduct- POEKEL TRAVEL BUREAU security Anglican communion when Eng- m the Buffalo today and you'll enjoy Diocese before ed his confessor the For land broke with Rome. by week be- Florida, Haiti, Jamaica, Max- the fruits of coming to NCWC. fore. Ico, Puarto prosperity REV. JUMPER Rico or any othar fa- be will to a Soria, 0.F.M., a produce vorita WINTER tomorrow. Open an in- superior thing.” He told vacation araa. spent 35 years in the Mexican them how necessary sured savings account at it and Californian mission fields be- is for the Pope to devote some Monroe and watch it iforc his death time POEKEL TRAVEL in 1781. daily to meditation and John Ruskin in GROW and GROW. People the News prayer and repealed the story of how Christ BUREAU • Savings up to three times demand- Sep- tember 15th ed of earn divi- Peter a profession of love. Gloria Couohlin, Mqr. dends from Rev. Albert "The September Muntsch, S.J., not- John 860 men when he visited his birth- Pope," Pope said, Bloomfield Avenue Ist. ed and "meditated anthropologist author at place on these great mat- ai Brisighclla, Verona CEnter 9-3377 St. l.ouis will Italy. lers this University, mark Rev. M. Thomas on Aquinas Keat- morning, pondering Currant Dividanad: the 70th l/:j^ anniversary of his entry ing. ■he great mystery of Hie divine # o 0.C.5.0., a native of New into 'i, religious life on 8. Sept. 'ork, has been dispositions whereby a humble elected abbot of 3%% Frank R. Solis of son t Philadelphia St. of man . . .‘rose to the QAGuiJaLr Q/dmvb has been elected Joseph’s Trappist Monastery, Par Annum president of the priesthood and then Spencer. Mass. to the su- Villanova Alumni BONDS CATERING SERVICE University As- preme throne of the Chair ROSARY PARTS Leo of Pe- sociation. Archbishop Bin* of Du- Compounded Quarterly Profitable Faicinating Buiinett or Hobby buque has ter. He also, therefore, is asked been named a consul- Rev. Almeida of WEST NEW No Machinery, No Experience Required Enrique El a proof of unlimited love ORANGE, JERSEY tor of the Commission for the Insurance Comercio for Bish- BEADS AND FINDINGS FOR newspaper. Quito, Divine and the Redeemer." Ecuador, has ops Government of Dio- Costume Jewelry Manufacturing joined the staff of ceses, one of the commissions REdwood 1-4300 Jewelry Repair the Catholic Accent of Greens- TO A GROUP of Austrian preparing for the pil- Send 23c For Beautiful Illustrated burg, Second Vatican Pa., becoming the first of grims. the said to Council. Pope fidelity Catalog 21 I.atin American Catholic jour- the Gospels, love for the Savior Msgr. Romano CATH-ART nalists who will receive on-thc Mun- AND LOAN ASSOCIATION PRODUCTS CO., INC. job Guardini, and trust in His Mother will ich bring 138 So. at American theologian and author, has 221 Wathington St. Bonk St Columbus Ave., Dept. D-1 training Catholic all Christians % ot been back into a single this named a member Mount Vernon, N. Y. publications fall. of the MA Newark 7, N. J. . MArk. I I-/090 Second family. 2-0300 Msgr. Martin llakole, Vicar Vatican Council's Com- He recalled that the OPEN MON. 9 A.M. mission for the pilgrims to 6 P.M General of Luluabourg, the Con- Liturgy. themselves had from an con\e TUES. thru PRINTING go, has been named vice rector of FRI. to 4 P.M. Lovanium liislutps . University, Leopold- . . ville. *1 HARRY F. MURPHY Bishop John Murphy of Shrews- Edward Bishop E. has 78 Swanstrom, bury, England, been named CLINTON NEWARK 2 ST., executive Catholic director. Re- Archbishop of Cardiff taa Phon®: MArket 3-2831 lief Services N'CWC, has been Msgr. Send Antonio Kiheirn dc Oli- named to the Commit- I Advisory veira, Vicar General of the Goi- tee on Cooperatives which will ania & Rrslvle Archdiocese, Brazil, has Re-upholster You assist the International been named to Coopera- serve as Auxili- Jerome J. Administration in Stanley tion making ary Bishop there. use of cooperatives in the Sofa or 2 * CHURCH GOODS * ; foreign Chairs aid Died program. . .. 116 STREET Cardinal WASHINGTON Clcognani, new Vati- Msgr. George A. Parker of Chi- MA 2-307 I NEWARK N.J. can Secretary of State, asked for cago. 74, a past president of the the of his fellow ! prayers towns- Alumni Association of the North American College in Rome. 69.

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Until it Page recently, was in the 1945 following studies at Catholic LOUIS —We are tliorne; care of the Salvatorian Fathers. our children University and Immaculate Con- destroying by and mental their economic intf thl; expos- health, Rev. Louis W. Bicsicda, from The ing them to new mission will, for the He early dating, Rev. John L. S condition and ception Seminary. served at Thomas, pro- the society in St. J., Anthony's, to time cover the territory of Sacred S at St. Hawthorne, Holy being, for several sociology Louis which live Heart, Dover, University told the they Rosary, the of °r Ameri- Passaic; Borough former- months before transferred canrnn catholic Kinnclon, being Sociological Society here. Rev. from served St. FATHER GIBBONS also said Stephen Htavatovic, ly by par- to St. Father Wolsin is the J Anthony’s Agnes. he St. Andrew the Clifton, society was its annual Apostle, ish, Butler. Its is one holding convention in con- that while it is true the name the Paterson Diocesan representa- 1, llinnl mn 4 ~ 41 r average junction with the convention of to Assumption of the Blessed given the Catholic family is more chapel by Mr. Miller tive for The Advocate, a member having Virgin Mary, the American Asso- Passaic; when he was still non-Catholic. of Sociological children than the a the Board of Examiners of parents have been oversold average non- ciation. on Rev. Paul J. Longua, from St. Catholic not the Clergy in the diocese their responsibilities to family, it does fol- MSGR. and bear chil- Monica's, to Immaculate MURPHY, new pastor low that Catholics Sussex, director of education. SPEAKING OF dren but undertrained in the arc becoming Heart of of St. the elementary the increasing re- Mary, Wayne; Philip Apostle, \vas a percentage of the total Father is a native of sponsibilities of larger ordained in 1941 Ryan prevalence of among raising their chil- Rev. Vincent Malatesta, from and served at dating grade U. Madison and ordained dren. S. St. Michael’s was in school and school population. Our Queen of and St. Teresa’s in early high He Lady Peace, 1947. He has his pointed out that generally Paterson spent entire Father Thomas said "There has too to St. Paul's, Pros- before his appointment youngsters, been much em- Branchville, Catholics than priestly life at St. Paul’s. Father marry more a pect Park; as pastor of St. “we arc into phasis on and Agnes in 1955. building something rights privileges in has on year later in life than others and In Ryan served the vocation Catholic j Rev. David 1952, he became a district our culture that will destroy it." thinking,” he 11. McLeod, from di- declared, that a committee of the diocese and greater proportion of Cath- Our rector of the CYO as lie continued: “and not enough Lady of Mercy, Whippany, and, in 1954, thinking on the olics for the Ahcka Area than never was chaplain non-Catholics to St. made diocesan Boy “Young have just so establishment of Philip the Apostle, Clifton. director. He people mutual marital at Scouts. marry all. Also, lie in was elevated to said, first assignments for new the rank of much time and energy. Either relationships which will benefit Papal some areas where the Catholic Chamberlain in Two of the ordained the lives priests are: Rev. James J. Smith 1958. newly they will apply it to their social of the children as well population is high the birth-rate to St. priests receiving their first as- life . . . the lives Joseph's, Paterson (effec- Father Daly is a or their school work as of the husband and native of Pat- is low and in other signments arc natives of Ireland. areas, such tive Sept. 2); Rev. Walter M. who was Young people, in order to fulfill wife.” erson, ordained in 1938. as the South, where Protestants Father O’Rorke comes from Bal- Pruschowitz to Pas- He was an assistant Ihcir'Toles, must have long years Asa Holy Trinity, at St. Paul’s result of the are over-emphasis in the majority the birth linrude in County Mayo and was rate HONOR saic; Rev. James 11. O’Rorkc to Clifton, of hard, formative training. If on GENERAL: Albert J. 1938-41, and at Assump- procreation, he said, some is Schwind. left, of Clif- educated at All high. St. Andrew the Apostle, Clifton; tion, Morristown, Hallows College start their life at an Catholic 1941-51, before they sex families are ton, national commander in Dublin. Father attempting Apparent gains that of the Catholic War Veter- and Rev. Denis F. made McHugh is early to are being McHugh to being pastor at Our age, they arc not going to rear children than the Lady from more they reported ans, presents “Honor et Veritas” award to Gen- St. Clifton Skcavey-Headford in County for he Paul's, (all effective Queen of Peace, get the training they need." should. Catholicism, Branehvillc, in Parents, he said, have to eral of Galway and was educated at St. arc due to the Army Douglas in 7). 1951. He served there take maintained, improved MacArthur New York Sept. several into account their physical Patrick’s in Carlow. FATHER THOMAS said methods of College Both enough gathering statistics. as past national commander Peter J. years before moving to Boonton. Hopkins looks OUR LADY OF the Magnifi- were ordained last June. statistics arc available now to on. The award is Father presented the CWV cat Flek is a native of Pas- by annually to is located on the former Mill- predict what will saic accurately hap- and was ordained an American. er estate, and its in 1941. His to outstanding chapel, designed pen to a youngster who starts assignments African Social Choice early were at Week by the late Henry Miller (a con- Holy date in the seventh or of eighth is Rosary, Passaic, and at ESSEN, West Secretary vert) a replica of a 14th cen- St. An- Germany (RNS) grade. thony's, Hawthorne, where Catholic tury church in Harescombe, Glou- he organizations of West “First, he's not to col- spent 12 going years. In 1954, he be- Germany will Test cester, Kngland. It is quite sponsor an “Afri- And lie’ll be dam- Studies small, came lege. second, First, 17 feet, pastor of St. Simon’s. can Social Week’’ here Oct. Explained by 103 and contains orig- 26-29 aged he declared. by emotionally," Pope or when will discuss inals copies of fine religious they methods asserted, FATHER MOILIN' is native In past history, he N a of VAric CITY of Denville assisting developing African Pope John chose Amleto and was ordained children who started dating at , A Cardin- in nations. al Bible Cicognam to be of State because Scholars Told puberty got married at 15. How- Secretary of his “nrov- Archdiocese Aids cn he our chil- experience in so tasks of ever, said, we want many the Church in the East and in the CINCINNATI In order that members of dren to wait to get married un- West, in the ancient and the Cath- in the new world.” Future Teachers olic Biblical til they are about 22 and yet we Those are the words of Association may comply with the Holy See's Pope John himself in BALTIMORE (NC) The Bal- “throw them the counsel together at puberty formal letter of on biblical it was THfiWS appointment. The scholarship, suggested here that timore Archdiocese MORS has begun a as though they were going to get letter has been from published in the they refrain certain studies until publicizing they program to a edu- married a year later.” Acta give college Apostolicac Sedis, the offi- have been tested. TO A pe cation to teachers cial Plans potential lay (In a delivered before the for the Po paper organ publication of The suggestion was made he said. who cannot finance their own ed- decrees and by gradually,” American Association ! other current Church Sociological lie that ucation. iamono documents. Msgr. Robert H. Krumholtz, re- emphasized “Scripture meeting, Hr. I.ee G. Burchinal of 2) Broadcast scholars who The tiring president of the organiza- set out to popularize program is carried out in lowa State University reported POPE JOHN said new cooperation with Mt. St. he had re- VATICAN CITY tion, at its annuat meeting at Mt. interpretations of familiar Agnes WAN THE that a he had made of all Pope study served to himself the St. passages of have College. The student’s tuition is choice of John will Mary’s Seminary here. He dis- Scripture the within the state since broadcast a special marriages .his closest collaborators to the and his and that cussed the monitum [obligation prepare the paid by college pas- 1953 showed that most divorces on to Cath- (warning) people A3Blj| none is closer to message peace the for them tor. the or of to Bible scholars in June by all within their occurred where the Pope given doing girl was 19 olics of the world greater than the on Sept. 10. power to make that Future teachers attend the first help Secretary the Supreme Congregation of sure the peo- or under at the time of • by mar- of State. The broadcast be understand will car- the Holy Office. ple properly both the year’s summer session, one full riage.) The post, he ried new school and the j said, requires spe- by a number of national interpretation itself and the year following Father Thomas blamed both cial talents because of its MSGR. KRUMHOLTZ reasons “nobil- ] European networks as well as said that for the change from the summer session before beginning fathers and mothers for the early ity of office, the Vatican Radio the monituin is "a most reason- old.” to teach multiplicity of j and will follow a j on a part-time basis. dating pattern fathers for not The virtues it Mass priestly demands, for peace to be offered by able and restrained call for all They finish the college educa- MSGR. enough part in de- and the vastness of its tbe KRUMHOLTZ, rector of taking family projects Pope. biblical teachers and writers to tion before beginning full-time cisions and tasks.” St. Gregory’s \fa and mothers for forcing, exercise due and rever- , Seminary here, was teaching. AT A GENERAL prudence their children too Caidinal | audience at succeeded as Rev. into social life Cicognani, he declar- ence so as not to upset the con- j president by Bruce ed, seemed jCastelgandolfo, Pope John ex- Vawtcr, C.M., early. “Mothers,” he asserted. | “particularly adapted sciences of the faithful nor to of St. Thom- to the pressed the hope that all Cath- as BE “have got to get over this busi- assignment because of the harm the truths of faith.” Seminary, Denver, jolics would him ness of bringing into proofs of priestly of dedi- join in praying Other officers are Rev. young people virtue, In order that the association j Eugene cation to peace on social life at the Holy Church, of |for Sept. 10. Maly of Mt. St. seventh and real [II. Mary's Sem- I rue, the finest “We now may with this diamonds are the and zeal" which i are living in times comply admonition. 1 vice most eighth untiring he has inary here, Rev. grade.” when he that ’’experts should president; but there's demonstrated. , the peace of the world suggested dazzling, moreto it than dazzle is j Joseph E. Fallon, 0.P., Provi- discuss their new and tentative! alone. Our ANOTHER ;in .danger.” he diamonds are the SPEAKER, Rev. said, and “this! dence finest gem CARDINAL solutions College, treasurer; Rev. William J. j CICOGNANI took !is why the Church to problems in biblical "The Secretary with thel stones Gibbons, S.J., visiting . . . raises I.ouis E. procurable . each hand Cath- Finishing School Look" . . picked for over his new duties research Hartman, C.SS.R., of ! early this special prayers to the Lord.” only among themselves! for professor sociology at Ford- olic of Qualify the elamour CUT, COLOR and CLARITY. j month, | University America, exe- Job Comparison ham J and on his first day in of- i So that and in their own technical re- you want. The only University, said Catholics prayers for peace may uill Marsh Ifice and Rev. Roland school In New York that prove top received all staff members be valid views.” cutive secretary, gives you quality at “among and offer* you Speedwriting. individuals O. farm.. of the |K. Murphy, Catholic Gregg or Pitman Shorthand, lowest prices. three sections of the Vati- among nations.” he after these solutions have ('onibines declared, "Only editor of the Catholic outstanding business can Secretariat of State. I University, OP PROTECTION He was "everyone must with the been tested training with nationally known comply scientifically and Biblical beauty greeted on behalf of and charm course. Free staff mem- precepts of the Lord and there-! Quarterly. widely accepted by recognized placement, guidance service. Air* plus bers j by Archbishop Antonio Sa- fore have the of biblical scholars Conditioned. Catalog. ji. T peace God ini should they be j REV. JACQUES more, secretary for Extraordi- their hearts." I Marquette, Nancy Taylor Secretarial School —and, even then, only SAVINGS! Ecclesiastical publicized S .1., who died in 1075, discovered 35 W. 42nd St., N.Y. 36, N.Y. JEWELERS nary Affairs. AND SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1908 the River. LO 4-1660 Low - The Cardinal Mississippi Cost Automobile said he would j place his work under Insurance reliable the patron- through MILLBURN I 265-67 Milburn Avenue age of St. Pius X, Capital Stock during whose I Insurance Raps 189-91 Market Street NEWARK pontificate he his Hypercritical began work in Companies! Open Wed. Eveningi I Open Thurs. Evening! the Roman Curia. Harry Criscuolo REV. EDWARD Sorin. C.S.C.J Bible News/ 80 Jefferson Street a native of France Scholarship l who died in Qcod Newark 5, N.J. Ml 2-1769 1893, is the founder of Notre VAIK'AN CITY (NC) Some Biblical scholars ■for IDame University. are “hypercritical” and have departed from traditional Chris- COFFEE CAKE tian LOVERS teaching, to Savings Insured to according Cardinal Ruffini of Palermo. $lO,OOO Earn 4% Ihe ( HOME ardinal, writing MORTGAGE LOANS in Osscrvatore Romano, Vati- fALS€ABSN SPEECH can C ity called attention daily, to certain tendencies to GcutMct’&Acppc ALEXANDER HAMILTON SAVINGS ! criticize the Bible which treat will be open and LOAN ASS N many of the episodes in it as of modern scholars, concluded: t COLT STREET SH 2-Alls being only “literary forms” rath- "It will be PATUSON. N X said that we arc EVERY SUNDAY MORNING ST. ANNE’S er than factual accounts. ! among those the passed by new from studies and by 9 a.m. CARDINAL research which RUFFINI said is only now available. We BUYERS FOR some of the modern criticism may INSTITUTIONS! be SPEECH CORRECTION stems "above permitted, in the all from a however, hyper- the critical proximity to judgment of God WE FEATURE: spirit which prescinds our U S because of age, to invite in • D A. PRIME l CHOICE MEATS completely from the traditional Stop after Mass for scholars whom have in • GRADE "A" POULTRY t PROVISIONS of the Church we some CENTER teaching and from delicious • AIL SPECIALTY FOODS way censured to reflect that it is a coffee the sense of believing ring, Catholics, not (a of the finest which is its only matter) science Purveyors to Clubs, Hotels, faithful echo." makes FAIR N. J. but also a lack of LAWN. and humility and your morning Restaurants Since 1945 "Thus," he continued, Institutions "one ar-! of obedience which runs the dan- rives, coffee more more or less on 1 explicitly ger of the without enjoyable. will North losing Faith, children afflicted with sound Inc. the part of register stuttering, or Jersey Butchers, some persons un- [ which it is impossible to please trouble, House of fortunately even ecclesiastics articulatory nasality, rapid speech, The Quality" God." delayed cleft at from the speech, low and forth MULBERRY 4- eliminating historic The Cardinal's PALS CABIN palate, volume, high pitch so TEmple 5- editorial follow-! level the most on 11th from 2 2777 N.J. important rc- ! ed warning issued Monday, September to 6 P.M. Five WAYNE. 0211 a by the Sac counts, for affiliated example, the narra- Centers in Manhattan, Nas- red of the Of- PROSPECT and RAGLE ROCK Brooklyn, Queens, tions Congregation Holy AVRS. of the first sau chapters of Gen- 1 \X and New will also fice in June of this year I.ST NEW Jersey register during the csis and cau- ORANGE, JLRSEY same of the week. Gospels." tioning Biblical scholars to be THE prudent in their research and REdwood 1-4000 CARDINAL, after exam 1 :::::::::::nHi various popularizing ,of various : ining arguments ad- unproven theories. FOURTEENTH YEAR vanced to sustain the criticism!

H I OVER STUDENTS m 20 5,300 f *f It! Lay People know READ CAREFULLY: jrj Prepare for a Mission-Hound Rewarding Career in school child JU Business Every ago with a speech difficulty Is wh«,. o„ severely handicapped. His classmates r ilg fh LOS ANGELES (NO Twen- may ridicule or him. ■ ■: i pity Parents of such children should not ty trained men listen to lay and women with a \ V) ?'f who advise them to "do low-cost £ accepted three-year mission as people nothing" or "wait and see." to Africa Last June parents called Centers rignments and Ecuador REGISTER HOW Write or phone today for complete information: many these for following a Mass in St. Vibiana’s help—frantic help. They were the "who waited REGISTRAR: St. John's ones to rn Cathedral University see." here where Cardinal Now their children first 96 must repeat grade. These Schermerhorn St., N.Y. Mclntyre accepted their solemn FOR FALL Brooklyn 1, Centers train the with children TERM parents the in the correc- m e promises as members of the 5 8100 Lay TRiangle tion Parents process. practice twice daily with the child at Mission Association of CHECKING Helpers home. Even ifi retorted children show under the Los Angeles Archdiocese. improvement ACCOUNT . this lesson NEW system because every at the Center is The included SEMESTER given n■ ■ group seven reg- BEGINS SEPTEMBER 18th times home. repeated fourteen at Twelve lessons is set C2, listen'd nurses, five qualified n can do for so with Any amount starts an account. many Mary's help! (near all York Sept. 25 for mission sta- subways) • Checkbooks C ° edUC free No advance Cred,t C °UrSeS the Venerable the harvest, and the of trine and beloved a that is of vital beauty in methods of others who followed brethren, question impor- in the formation of youngsters teaching them, to con- the sons. It gives Us great tance the future priestly idea, so that many, catechism, preaching, adminis- tinue to forth joy to wel- to religious of called to the to pour the treasures priesthood and, vocations blossom come you at the conclusion of the the dioceses many may tering the Sacrament of Penance of their example of Italy. entrusted and of their every priest with the forth sessions of the among Christian families. end directing souls taking very first National Ital- want to ... powerful intercession. We express Our keen care of souls, it serves as a re- ian Congress on Vocations to the care of the sick and the poor, And We want to extend this satisfaction with what you have minder of his and Priesthood. responsibility and the helping dying.” (478, no. plea to Our beloved and done, Cardinal, and Our joy at duties in an area that is so deli- 11. The Role clergy 3) ask to The vener- them be the work of the who have cate and so full of shining examples Bishops yet promise. And again: “Those who are of the virtues that able and belov- will attract the addressed the congress and of- That is why We want to offer you Of Seminaries students in the sacred hearts and minds ed Cardinal few ; training of children and fered the valuable contribution of a considerations that may put studies that lead to the priesthood inspire and encourage young Giuseppe Piz- their and experience, a kind of seal on the conclusions peo- knowledge The role of seminaries in de- should aim principally at having for thus will be zardo, and We let all those who and resolutions of this ple; they respon- along want to congress. vocations to the veloping priest the attitudes and actions of these sible for with his a - growing fine have at this hood. This steadily gathered very impor- carries Us youngsters conform thought as they stream of vocations that will be fellow - work- tant and very I. for back to Our favorite studies dur- helpful meeting should to the rules of piety; for the honor Respect and the salvation of ers in the Con- know just how We pleased arc, ing the years of Our if this does early priest- not the most our Christian people. gregation of happen, v/ith them. The hood; the serious subtle Priesthood despite many learning may lead to the Seminaries and worries The that was chosen and concerns that filled greatest ruin because of the subject pride AND ONCE We is First of all: respect and AGAIN, turn Universities, has laid stress on the es- those fruitful We had a and indispen- years, arrogance that can to faithful and teem for the easily generous dc- great dignity of the interest in Our families, completely sable role the in special deepening make their way into souls.” (479). ask played by clergy to them to consider it the voted to the cause of priesthood. holy voca- preparing the for vocations knowledge of the matter that was i way honor that touch to solid The priest engaged in the work highest can tions, training for future and in the : the main concern of the Council A YOUNG seminarian is also developing them, hope them on earth if of for they can offer and to the caring souls must resolve of Trent in with the and defended priests, making that this will encourage more and dealing care helped in persever- the Lord a who will be Church’s felt to instill a concept of the of souls: priest, presence in every to give this lofty diocesan ing by the vigilance of more priests problem seminaries, paternal their and their sector of and mission of a priest crowning joy con- sacred and arts dignity which were the fulfill- pastors and the example of profane a of happy young solation in life and position primary importance in the in death and and sciences. When for this deep minds and hearts of ment of its to bring about priests; and plans in the exercise of their pastoral plans he should be the helped especially in Paradise. they and of re-birth May meeting were being he faithful, cscpcially a of Catholic life. We in economic difficulties. We like made, ministry. succeed in in their those who are most preserving spoke to Us of it with a youthful responsive made a study of the “St. to feel that the of topic priests today homes an and atmosphere that will be enthusiasm and with most generous. Charles Borromco and will emulate priestly fer- THE MAIN POINT the Begin- their confreres in the of the ques- peaceful and joyous, hard-work- vor. The pre-eminent nings of the of Ber- past in this tion lies here: the position grant- Seminary regard by offering a ing and FOUR right lives of pure, where the threats EVANGELISTS: Anew ed to gamo," stamp picturing the technology and science in which, as you might ex- prompt and edifying example to holy priests proclaim this most cf storms are known, but only THIS TIMELY undertaking has the as Four Evangelists has been issued whole orientation of modern pect, was about the of those in the Institute for by the Swiss gov- and the experience of application working a distant they have seen a chosen group of venerable effectively the the echo; may ernment. first society; fluctua- decrees of the Council in Our Vocations and to the This is the time the each of gives clear proof of capricious Promoting the to be detached in history that por- and church- you strength and Bishops distinguished tions that characterize a own native are of certain diocese. laity, who always responsive to traits Matthew, and John it. Even the who is be so when the Lord Mark, Luke, have men to- Pope speaking joyfully, ap- from all regions gather (which in turn and worldly spirit is Into that work We all of generous. on to you has a dear and touch- poured demands it. May be a peared of gether for the first time here at very they pre- the,postage stamps any country. Agathe nourished by a A press and enter- Our love for what may be vocation that is cious ing memory of His own in this rightly carefully se- reservoir of ardent hearts noted Swiss Borne in the Domus Mariae — a tainment Bagnoud, artist, copied the that are often empty called the of the lected portraits from regard. garden diocese: and helped and surrounded that are to title and omen of joy and of heav- ready answer the 15th and superficial); and influences the Century woodcarvings in St. Oswald’s Church seminary, where the with care is a gift of God, and oh, heavenly call to in It is the of the young labor for the — order of that enly graces to study memory day are sometimes harm- energies how town of clearly of tomorrow, the re- much can and must be done of God. in the Zug. His first Communion: Kingdom the that have to do with when, the ful and corrupting all problems these sources for fine work, to have it reach its full “the selection ceremonies His pastoral flowering Venerable beloved and of were over, vener- may serve to blot out the the brethren, development thought- promise of a perpetual youth in a and holy sanctifying priest- sons. Won’t vocations to the in the able whom all the chil- you permit the Church priesthood pastor, provoking beauty of self-dedica- in the sacramental and hood! This is what is Pope Nigerian Lepers spiritual brought to who is to Building of dren regarded as a chose tion speaking to share pastoral activity today.” The saint, to a higher ideal from the life of Our you Holy Church are developed mind by the role and work of with you a secret about convention has really been one him to write down the names of minds of all too individuals some- Aided many and reach full maturity. seminaries in and de- by Bishop Fallout Shelter members of selecting thing that troubles him more evidence of the interest and the new the Apostle- during those that hold the deeply years veloping vocations to tho of priest- and constantly? Of OGOJA, Eastern of Prayer there in front course it is Nigeria N. C. (RNS) - A care shown by the Sacred Congre- ship greatest promise for a life that IT IS COMFORTING for Us to hood. DURHAM, natural and (NC) in gation of Seminaries it was his first honor- will be know • °r>ly proper for Us to Thirty years Africa, fallout shelter for 300 will and of Uni- everyone; apostolic and generous. that the way was paved persons be concerned 21 of them the versities in ary duty and it set a blessed and for this and worried over among lepers of be built here by Immaculate Con- taking up and facing congress for a full THE year the this PRIEST,who is in contact 111. number and the of diocese, and never a day Church ! happy innocence on its way. through of Shortage training ception at a cost of $2,000 with those in the Christian meetings seminary future sick is the And later flock priests for the dioceses of record of to $3,000. Civil Defense officials on, the child’s rectors and diocesan vocation-di- Bishop who and and of Thomas McGettrick. and are frank, open, Of Italy Europe. will assist the church in j respectful pious familiarity healthy, rectors in the nineteen conciliar Vocations plan- has the But Aided main responsibility for Our anxious eyes go out by the Medical Mis- two KITCHEN with the priest, nurtured by the regions of The conclusions ning the fallout-proofing of the Italy. to all the sionaries of making eyes of the A third point is Us nations of the world Mary and lay doc- that lovable attractiveness of the man faithful, reached at those suggested to large meeting rooms are be- and meetings give especially of teenagers and by some figures and especially to those of LatiD tors and helpers, the Bishop , himself and of the example he clear evidence of the zeal and de- and statistics I low ground level. young dwell for a while that I where the has for than blossomed forth people, are always before Our mind America, vastness of provided more The shelter, to Rev. CHAIRS gave, into a votion with which the seminaries according on the sublime of the and Our the the 20,000 lepers in his vocation beauty of eyes. The thoughts that territories, rapid growth hospitals, Eugene 11. pastor, priestly so naturally and Italy are trying to ensurethat Livclsbcrger, priesthood, which is of clinics and special superior to spring up when we realize that population, political and eco- villages, giv- v/ill be designed : RECOVERED j quietly that the boy never felt a they are ever better-fitted to car- j principally for any other role in life, however the nomic to the number of available changes, and other causes ing refuge incurable, the of grade-school : doubt for even a moment that ry on their and delicate priests protection noble or difficult unique have to the these other roles unfortunately, to added to the difficulty and hope suffering and re- I this was the reason he had been mission. unequal the pupils who attend Immaculata be. jis, may needs and demands any solution for habilitation to the curable. of a delayed the ser- called into the world. Do not popula- School nearby. $0.95 get discouraged, beloved Four settlements | As Our that is ious problem of vocations and the at Ogoja, of Sacred what predecessor venerat- tion constantly growing Heart Cathedral of Ra- Oh, a wonderful force and sons; keep up your efforts in the ed memory, Pius XII, out and a pastoral consequent one of caring for Abakaliki, Ikom and Obudu points ministry that is in- and a Charlotte church chair power there holy work that leigh also per is in the models and in has been entrust- dividual have a with the Mediator already very offer aspects of ac- hospital resident Encyclical Dei, ed I complex, good pastoral undertook shelter construction examples we look to in child- to you. The youngster who up “the Sacrament reason forthe tivity in accordance with doctor and full medical unit. of Holy Orders anxiety felt by pas- the in- programs a call and what an instrument comes into the following by ~ hood, sets with tors. creased segregation priests apart from all other seminary needs of the times. Forty villages with WESCO good Bishop Vincent S. Walters of Ra- they are in the hands of Divine Christians dispositions and a pure in- 84 treatment who have not been The centers comple- con- tention sad and words leigh for North Carolina’s Cath- Providence for the is a sacred trust and moving of 10 EAST unveiling secrated, for WE LIKE ment the centers. All RT. HANOVER they alone have, Jesus, which come down TO look ahead with leprosy olic churches to install shelters great ideal of the every care and attention should | to us priesthood a supernatural the that receive free medical Rl. 23 & 46 TRAFFIC CIRCLE through vocation, the course of two same trust animates the patients wherever before the be devoted to him. jover thousand possible. eyes of a child 1 A been introduced Pontifical treatment. Thousands of them MT. into the august years, are still Commission for Latin VIEW WAYNE I true and still so- kindness and wisdom that is al- The him destitute that destines them seminary provides which has are absolutely and too ministry to the ibenng: “The harvest indeed America, succeeded in calm and Such with is TU - ways dignified. is an environment that ideal- weak to work. 7-9770 CL 6-1484 sacred altars and makes them di- is great, but the defining the situation and St. laborers are few’’ sug- Patrick Stamp always the of a vine ly suited to natural and A Lillian example priest instruments of forming Luke 10. remedies. lay helper, by means 2) Still, the number of gesting proper Murphy, Christian virtues to *j from DUBLIN (RNS) Ireland will which heavenly and in him, hard- The mind and Liverpool, has trained the supernatural newly-ordained priests and heart of the Pope life ening him to face future diffi- espe- children in mark the 1,500th anniversary of is communicated to the cially the are anxious in this singing and dancing, mys- number of students regard. culties to in and St. Patrick’s death with the issue tical and Permit to the have their Body of Jesus Christ ... setbacks, getting minor seminaries Us a villagers give us reason | express hope him ready for band. of a postage alone marked sacrifice. It offers that the dioceses own A has been special stamp on they are with the to hope for of not only workshop him happier days for ma- j Italy Sept. indelible character members who in- set up where those who have 25. that faculty are seminaries in may and makes! jor the years to quickly generously pro- them terested and who give fine limbs left to work resemble Christ the priest exam- This vide for their with have come. Us great own but ”| who brings con- needs, skills (AAS 39. 1947, ple, are fatherly and under- solation. also be developed in making 539) may in a position cs- strict when wooden what standing, need be, but those in moccasins and other Oh, splendor radiates! | pecially the north to HUT A PRIEST from the well-balanced, just, and does not offer necessities. figure of a humble patient. ap- i the Church the en- pear precious priest, He finds there men who offer just a vocation The he- the minister of salvation by accident; ergies of their We invite 56-year-old Bishop does sons; not develop itself. lives that and of the heavenly wisdom rather than hu- by And so them to turn leprosy has reached grace, bestower of! toward the x we must work. All lovingly man erudition and who form together and immense its peak and foretells total iMI heavenly pardon, absorb- help fields of the dioceses of divinely with good | ed his mind and heart and make him will: priests first of all. of the disease in the mission South America, which liquidation with- very of are sister- *s» and responsible then good in 20 Jesus, to the to the needs of souls lay people, par- dioceses in years. even point of lending a double sense, m ents, each to Him his rather than to the idle curiosities according his own voice, his hands, his Cardinal Prefect capacities i of the Congre- deeds! of learning that exists for and opportunities, but just gation of always without Seminaries, We take its own sake. any hesitation or Stress Christian courage and comfort and INSTEAD OF fear. consola- sa bewailing the He comes to be in his tion formed, from the prompt, noble, and scarcity and The work / shortage of voea- of ca-* critical years, in the school of harvesting the Social Erir crop generous cooperation We receive Principles is not a complicated It is one. Horn the Roman Congregations, OTTAWA (NC) Christian simple and all it demands so- is a who feel and live and in cial heart that is spread principles command attention open and ready, all its fullness the command of as the only ones of re- some insight and discretion, sin- capable the Lord Jesus, who is cere zeal and love always storing order in the so- of God. All society, hurrying our steps toward other have cial action commission of the you to do is to follow foHhstu the cities and villages that are wait- Canadian Catholic furrow, which is like Conference a trail left ing for His word. said in Labor ■»• JIT*. behind Divine a Day statement. v; by Providence: dis- "The of cover a study these principles 80 Park Avenue, sign, respect a secret Newark, New Jersey 4 VENERABLE BRETHREN and is the give warmth to responsibility of all," the an idea, seize beloved the Sorrento the sons! These are Our in- statement said, (formerly Restaurant) 1 right moment to expressing the direct, coun- terests and sel concerns and these wish "that all may become 4 with a hand aware guide, that is Our are paternal wishes. to of the luminous light and yet firm in Try teaching of Pope moments of hecomc 1 the spokesmen for them John in his crisis and of XXIII encyclical. temptation. in the work you are on Mater ct Magistra.” And above carrying all, pray and make in the service of an ideal that is TUITION LOANS the others pray, in Papal teaching, statement response to the ;so and so precious. the! lofty In said, deals with i invitation all modern moving of Jesus: “You that eco- hope your activity may bear nomic and social problems. 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The govern- the 18th very of these success of national the many leaders the rule. It any campaign plication.” ment there congress of golden is the ortho- compiles a list of are against National presently rejecting Chris- of the indecent reading mat- also magazines “liable Federation of Catholic doxy non-believer, but They that to corrupt as ter suggested no relevance depends on the tianity having it is a largely minors College Students at ready refuge for the civil authorities could make the morally, including in- Pittsburgh to the the pressing social and family, Bishops of Australia and the eco- half-bclievcr, too.” laws “not decent publications annual contention the Bishop necessarily more and publica- of nomic of their said here in a injustices coun- Paul J. Hallinan joint pastoral on but tions National of strict, more extolling crimes, Newman Club Federa- tries .. . Charleston, “Good Literature.” precise, prac- wars S. C. tical and of enforce- and/or racial hatreds and con- tion at capable Berkeley, Calif. to "Having taught be hopeful ment.” tempts.” The Church "You do not ISSUED ON Social for the Justice Refugees "We sometimes joys of heaven, they Publications to the Sunday also that the on this list belong Church, you are 3), the pastoral They suggested may lose of the fact claim that have not been (Sept. sight that half they the trial of “borderline not be sold to Church; you do not recite said that while Church cases” be persons under 18. of the millions taught the Church’s and of refugees in social doc- Ihe the the liturgy, you live it.” state should abandoned because the result- law, Bishops trine, nor has cooperate in said, Hong Gaza’s it been applied pro- Kong’s huts, tents ing verdicts “preju- avoids criticism that it inter- Bishop Hallinan. good literature and conflicting and as a means of them moting sup- Europe’s camps are chil- giving hope dice tbc trial much feres with freedom of evil material, of more the press dren and for a human life pressing “Noth- truly here on Ultra-Conservatism “Small young people, with flagrant to “since ’sophisticated’ literature ing can substitute for the cases, the detriment many of the earth (The minds and faint hearts good same and . . . challenge to) today of the whole is still available hopes intentions of campaign for clear on demand to aspirations our Catholic are the individual.” as yourself. Some laity is to betraying the grandeur of those who today and effective describe them- Christ the Christian "Neither legislation.” might are recent present to the modern apostolate. Church nor state,” victims, as are the selves as world in His "Is it they ‘sophisticates’.” Cuban in fullness. The true that your they declared, should so THEREFORE, sug- The refugees Miami; oth- people pro- concluded Christ gested, the Bishops by ers have their whom of these are afraid of fear- tect and wrap its citizens state should “curb spent entire lives many integration, up asking that “no publicity be in leaders arc not ful of to that personal effort and less rather than more. The flight and limbo. rejecting is the foreign aid, unwilling good to given the banning of certain Jesus of Nazareth will become no of less obvious cases "As who shared pay taxes to provide a decent longer neces- judgment Americans with a hu- since this life publications, in- the human for the unfortunate children is the and competence of manitarian tradition ills, sorrows and sary.” duty variably defeats we have the purpose of of the born out of wedlock even fundamental au- an hopes men among and in the City more the ban.” obligation to these help with whom of thorities the and the He lived.” Ger- Newburgh, N. Y.? AT THE SAME time family young people, to prevent the the ald Mische “Is it individual conscience.” of the Association true, as Robert Welch Bishops suggested that NATIVE: tragic waste that their enforced "more GOES Cardinal Cushing received a warm for International says, that 50 r The Bishops also stated that Puerto idleness Development, ,'o of his John could be done to make Rico represents. It is not effec- Opens welcome and a warm costume from of Paterson. Birch is freedom of the is “an im- the Indians to Society made up of tive the well-meaning legisla- press enough keep them alive. We Bolivia. the Catholics? portant safeguard and First Here, Cardinal Do Catholic colle- tion which of liberty Seminary is shown wearing a must help them realize their already exists but cap Lay Activity "Some lay gians should not be restricted with- P.R. known as a “lluchu” and a native potentialities. think, with one of our BONCE, (NC) complete outfit as We may not be organizations are out good he showcases, leading conservative maga- reason.” Nevertheless, bishop James P. Davis of visits with a of able to solve the world's Science San delegation Indians. Cardinal com- but little else. have Required Cush- They many zines, that the latest they said, the state “does have Juan presided at plex encyclical the opening who served as refugee but we NEW YORK (NC) Science ing, papal legate at problems, members; many outward signs on Bolivia’s Fourth the social order is ‘a some powers of censorship.” ceremonies here of can help individual only Puerto Rico’s refugees of but the will he a required in National Eucharistic also activity; multiplicity \enture subject first Congress, received from gain in triviality’? major seminary, dignity and usefulness.”— of external grades one “Regina works docs not al- through seven this THEY President Victor Paz Estenssor Edward "If they do. then RECOMMENDED the Cle.ri," on the grounds the nation’s Order of B. Marks, executive di- the work of the ways denote a deep spiritual year in New York archdiocesan the our and adoption of a law patterned Catholic of Puerto Condor, highest honor ever to rection, U. S. Committee for motivation facing chaplains stu- parochial University given a Catholic .. . The desertion schools. dent leaders is after a law in West Rico. Refugees. more extensive adopted by the laity of its prelate. responsibili- than we ties and duties thought.” Bishop Involvement in the "You (cam- spiritual Hallinan. as well as the leaders) temporal affairs pus must engage the of the The Church in Apostolate An efforts of the majority of the especially apos- the tolate is "a parish community is one commission, a send- students. Participation means of the great tragedies ing with involvement. of to- a purpose." The apos- The student who Gerard E. tolate of Christ faces the day” which should consequences of the Sherry, be that LOBELS IS managing editor. Central Cali- of Christians, too FOR decisions he votes for is likely HEADQUARTERS fornia Register. was more to than merely “the make good decisions event- generating of enthusiasm or Sister Maurice ually.” of Humanism "The greatest the of Scton Hill College, rousing up large num- Greensburg, challenge to Christianity today bers. (It the Pa. was) is interior, spir- a popular, bland, respectable itual, supernatural remaking PAROCHIAL GRAMMAR AND faith termed secular humanism. Aid ... Programs—“We believe of the world.” Rev. It is often called as the American Alexander a nation that the world can (). sigur, Catholic way of life. It is be saved by not Southwestern programs and proj- godless, chaplain, Louisi- but it keeps God in His place ana ects. Our multiplication of task University. forces is one symptom of this HIGH SCHOOL UNIFORMS' WITEI belief. But the fact is that the U.S. world will not be saved Missioners by pro- Conduct grams and projects. The world is looking for an idea ... 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WASHINGTON - about the the The Catholic last ing ‘Logos,’ Word year in about 400,- Church, educating become Flesh.” which has created one 000 Bishop John | people in other lands. J. of the world’s educational of great The Wright Pittsburgh. report stressed that all of systems in the U. S., is helping its Social Needs figures are conservative ones. "To state to build an equally TO HELP impressive They do not include the YOU ORDER simply that the need countless primary system in more than 70 mission bush schools for and the hundreds of Christianity today is to territories overseas. *1 catechism classes that preach about Christ missionar- to those The Mission Secretariat here, i ies conduct. who do not know Him may be in a survey of American mis- The quite far from the report said it would be truth. With educational sionary difficult few efforts, re- to total the number of exceptions the leaders of ported that more than 3,000 the people effected by the 70 radio rapidly developing nations i priests. Brothers, scholastics. Sis- schools of African of the Fathers and Latin America ters and Maryknoll lay people were engaged in Bolivia, the recent educational television efforts of the Jesuits in Manila and of many other WHY NOT OWN THE FREEZER similar programs. The American sponsored in stitutions I range from a universi- YOU'RE PAYING ty in FOR ? ? Bagdad to the amazing net work of Columban Fathers’ high schools in the the fvtry month food bill Philippines, pri- your Include, monoy that could hovo mary schools of the boon to Maryknoll ut.d buy a froeior th. Nib Food Club way. With Sisters and the Dominican Sis- * our Froezer-Food program you oat tho lorn, amount of ters of Amityvillc in Chile and food you'vo boon accuilomed to Puerto oating. y.t you ha., your Rico and the far-flung uni- food own freoier for tho approximately tom# amount of versity system of the Society of

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I 6 THE ADVOCATE September 7, 1961 Father Rooney Cites New Action on School Aid Social Problems Seen Unlikely Before 1963 CHICAGO Labor and management were asked here to form a common front in meeting the challenge of WASHINGTON communism and in with from fNC) Despite President tricts whose dealing problems stemming Kennedy’s schools are crowded pledge that “we will be back next the international trade. year,” plans oi by the children of federal em- House The leaders indicate The NDEA a appeal came from Rev. as- that new proposals for general ployees. provides Gerard Rooney, C.P., federal aid to be broad d'f to sociate editor of Sign magazine, education may delayed until 1963. program help public and schools Union who at In private and City, preached the he said, there are addition, there were these the colleges many pockets developments in for mathematics annual Labor Mass in wake science, and for- Day Holy ol discrimination Ne- of the House defeat of the against Name eign language instruction. Cathedral. Father Rooney groes. administration’s compromise federal aid pro- to areas’’ is president of the “Impacted The two were included in the National Cath- He also that "there for U. S. aid to charged posal public and the 1958 National Defense bill olic Social Action | rejected which contained a Conference. are still far too labor lead- grade and schools: many high Education Act. Both are popular for federal assistance ers who • A j proposal POINTING scarcely see anything principal backer of the with OCT that Congressmen, the first alone for construction Pope | of schools, increased wages and big- President’s bill admitted that public John in his rerent encyclical had beyond aiding schools in the districts of I but they weren’t sweet enough ger fringe benefits while remain- thought was to called on labor and being given a more than 300 members of the management i for the House which rejected the ing ignorant of the problems of new type of to bear in mind the in view of House. of proposal package, 242-169. Now those impact management and the demands ol the failure pro- new on the international repeated of construc- Under the wages “impacted areas’’ will be considered economic good.” tion grams separ- economic public bills. Others said it be community, he said: may program, the federal government ately and the extender will be “No a scholarship longer can the manufac- plan. gives money to public school dis- for two years rather than one. turer in • The President’s proposal for Detroit be content to S.H. Enrollment look at a $1.5 costs and which five-year, billion program prices exist of aid to in Buffalo, Pittsburgh and public and private col- Sets to Rise Chicago. He must now Expected leges for classroom construction Confraternity Meetings consider how costs NEWARK A record under- and are appears It is in the prices running trapped. in graduate enrollment is House Tokyo, Berlin and London.” expected Rules Committee whose To New School Father at the Seton Hall Col- Open Year Rooney also urged the University chairman, Rep. Howard W. Smith this fall Rev. John E. of labor-management team to work lege by Virginia, has said he has no NEWARK A of the IN of on dean. meeting diocesan STYLE: Three 15 fled homeland rather the basis of mutual good O’Brien, to consider meeting. Bishop Curtis, Cuban girls who their than will plans it. Archdiocosan Sisters and attend Broth- director rather than began on • of the CCD, will communist schools are fitted for shoes at Lobels Youth legal Registration Sept. 5, The proposal lend pre- Center, Each compulsion. to $375 ers Committee of the Confraterni- East Paterson. While side, and manuals of praising the with the first classes to be held million in prepared by the girls was two of the social prog- federal funds to ty of Christian Doctrine given pairs shoes by store. They are shown with paro- will be the diocesan office Alfred ress made in on 13. This is the first chial for parish of America, he warned Sept. year and other schools held at 10 Hersh Lobels and Fernanda of of private a.m. on 9 at the CCD chairmen Sister Mary Help Christians that Sept. will be dis- Academy, Hale- we would be foolish if that the Newark division is op- for construction we of certain non- Chancery Office. don, where the still in tributed. girls, whose parents are Cuba, are staying. thought that utopia since the Jersey facilities The girls had was just erating City religious will The to apparently committee will make come the with 80 Salesian Sisters in need around the bend.” branch has closed and stu- plans U.S. and are of school and many receive no action. It ton is uniforms for the CCD school dents from the Hudson elementary accessories. area are blocked in the House lIK CITED Rules Com- principals 23 at Police particularly the meeting on Sept. Protect expected to enroll. mittee. "scandalous treatment” 2 p.m. at Essex Catholic of mi- High There will be an grant workers expanded day- School and for the Mt. and the fact that THE CONCLUSION that House institute for Zion time education cur- Abbey millions of wives elementary leaders elementary CCD and mothers will put off another teachers on Little riculum offered this encom- try JERUSALEM Catholic "go to work year, Oct. 29 at the (RNS) because the at a same site. Special simply large-scale public school as- Effort passing four years of Since husband study. security measures is unable to On the same day, the were an- earn a liv- sistance bill was drawn from newly ap- last June, the labora- Archdiocesan nounced here the ing wage for his chemistry their pointed Executive by police to family.” Too, tories agreement to extend for and facilities have protect library Board for the 1961*62 school anew art center at the two years, instead of year been one, expir- Benedictine In expanded. will hold its first of the Abbey on Ml. Zion. Educational TV ing programs which the adminis- meeting Rides for All season. It will This was after vandals had tration used lay plans for the unsuccessful as REV. LUIS de confraternity broken two precious mosaics at Educational is Valdiva, a na- "sweeteners” this workshops to be television now from its "decade ex- of Crockett and year. moving of Davy Yogi tive of held Oct. the center, against which Bear; Spain who arrived in Peru on 22 at Seton Hall Uni- some ploration into its "decade utilization." slatids which has been In Whippany By the two programs' of As it at this accused of in delaying South Jewish caus- 1589, freed 10,000 Indians be- versity, Orange. quarters are reported to transition dates until 19G3, House what s its status? What it do? What ing WHIPPANY expiration point, cast changes juvenile delinquency and Approximately fore his death 52 later. of have protested because it is lo- years leaders ! meeting parish directors | will it other social 185 children hope to put off using cause in the American classroom? And where do Catholic aberrations; which from Our of cated in Lady of the a building in a lane them again as the hooks confraternity will be held i l schools proved a decisive factor in Mercy School here on which fit into the educational television the are being which To answer these on Sept. 11 at 2 p.m. in the Chan- through Jewish picture? 1960 "YOUR NEW large scale federal aid be pil- the presidential rare televi- transported hoses by SUBURBAN might questions ,\(.H C Sen Service has by provided the pass on their to King s prepared a series on sion. hung. cery Office, marking begin- | grims. way special which has shown its the Hanover RELIGIOUS ARTICLES educational power Township Board of STORE' of the David's Tomb. Benedictine television which this is the ning au- of first. to inform and influence Education Without the pressure of their confraternity year. for good this year. The thorities PLAINFIELD RELIGIOUS I directors will for Con- have stressed that end ill in expiration, will have plan thej these and countless The cost of the Congress By Russell Shaw is economy: program to the which lane is on of time, of space less fraternity Sunday, is the abbey property and! other ways, will GOODS reason to act on aid to suddenly fall township has been estimated at CO. parish was Beginning this fall an and of money. schools rally day for seeking par- actually opened to facilitate' | airplane flat on its face when from when it returns in Janu- it tries to $1,400 to $2,000 board will drone in circles for hours Up till now a teacher has been by 411 PARK AVE. ticipation of the laity in the re- Jews going to the tomb. j teach from its recess. This will introductory French or ary also each over limited to one members, as against a cost of education The center was day central Indiana, classroom, one set PL 6-9527 avoid program. ! opened in Aug-1 geometry? $lO,OOO PLAINFIELD having to deal with the ligious plane to Our of ex-j with Conventional in it of pupils. With ETV there is al- Lady Mercy Kev. Thomas list the encouragement of j appearance, tremely controversial issue in an O'Day, regional when it had to its will nevertheless be the focus of most no limit on the number THE TESTIMONY run own buses director of the the Israeli Government of of those who election Apostleship of Tourist in year. of the boldest pupils he can previous years. will Office. one educational reach simultane- have lived and worked with ETV WHERE Prayer, speak on the spir- However, District Gover- PERSONAL ously; add There are about 400 THE TWO PROGRAMS are I projects in history. to that the advantages indicates that the students itual formation of the nor has now informed is true. laity at this! Yeshayah opposite in Our BANKING BEGINS The an of television Lady of plane will be airborne recording, and a sin- Typical was the Mercy School, the Prior that the is report of a government but less than television transmitter. It will gle lecture a single teacher nun who has half of them live by had ex- inquiring into whether the center extensive can more than the beam recorded lessons top- go on millions of perience as minimum distance conformed to town by reaching a classroom teacher planning reg- flight teachers onto classroom students over years. in of 1-1/2 miles from the many an ETV setup. Discussing school, ulations, as well as into the pro-1 the television screens with a ETV is also viewed as a po- of making them eligible for the of poten- impact an ETV station's arith- BROAD priety such a center having tial audience of five tential For rides. million chil- space saver. instance, metic series, she said: on Mt. Zion. backers dren in half-a-dozen Midwestern say, ETV may weli “One of the At the In of best rewards a present rale of about charge the center is Ab- mnoTM. states. make —and expensive teacher big can have is that her $3OO for the education of child bot Leo who a Rudloff, 0.5.8., for- auditorin since obsolete, the as- students learn to like in a taught THOSE a subject public grammar school in merly at Immaculate Con- FOR WHO still think functions sembly for which On a memorable they day. slow little New Jersey, the of the of educational television as no presence 3&a/nk ception Seminary, Darlington. are used can as just efficiently Tommy murmured 185 students in oftJ'Jewa/rk than gleam enthusiastical Our of Mer- more a in a tech and be Lady effectively handled via I love fractions'.” ly ‘Sister, cy saves the than nician's eye. the Midwest Pro- closed-circuit township more a system. CHEVROLETS Vernacular $55,000 a 80S year its education BROAD STREET Prayers on Airborne Television In- WHAT on '4l gram OF CATHOLIC schools bill. struction to give it its formal AS FOR public and 11 COMMERCE STREET For Sick Introduced FINANCES, educational television? How 01 & CORVAIRS school officials title may come as a of Dade much has the surprise. County, Catholic school ASBURY PARK BRUSSELS (NC) sys- NEW YORK Liturgical But for students of the subject, Fla., to cite one have tem ALL MODELS & COLORS • example, contributed to ETV and how IMMEDIATE DELIVERY prayers for the sick estimated will be rc- it will only confirm what that television saved much has 408 sth • they it benefited from it? Ave., Asbury Park, N.J. cited in the Flemish them BIGGEST ALLOWANCES | language have known for a time: it more than $3 million in one The long answer is: discouragingly beginning 15 in Flemish- no year in • Sept. longer a question of wheth- construction costs. The little. And HOTEL POLONAISE HULETTS EASIEST TERMS jis therein, according to speaking parts of Belgium, TV will become superintendent of schools j in ac- er a classroom of the some lies On Beautiful • NO PAYMENTS TILL observers, a special Sumet Lake OCT. cordance with Buffalo Diocese C'per ON instructions from itool, but when and how. has stated that bit of irony. Through September 30th LAKE GEORGE • it Special September rates: $23. EST. 1932 l. Prosid.nt the One observer it would cost $500,000 a in per AMBROSINO. Belgian Bishops. | puts this year I'or at a time j way: person* 2 in Simile $33. Exclusive housekeeping cottage colony when, according room: per 3085 Pure Flemish is the “The last to salaries to the to HUDSON | same as ; years have been supply art. music reliable person, includes delicious home cooked Shore of BLVD. half the on K. Lake George, the most estimates, na- breakfast & "' and Dinner In family JERSEY CITY • c language of the Netherlands, the decade of exploration in edu- language instruction now tion’s school atmo- lake in ►/CHEVROLET Ol 6-8000 j I age Catholic children sphere. beautiful America W mile 4 Blocks North lit has been brought to his fthorcline ol Journal reported that the television. Now are schools via TV. are not in C’lose to Church, and all 2 sandy beaches Ideal Squaro cational we Catholic when boardwalk schools; transportation. Week end invited children Dutch in the decade Educational television isrouns for 50 cottages SPECIAL Open Evot. till 9 • Wod. till 6 : hierarchy will introduce for of utilization.” does there is talk in • Snt. till 1 some foi quarters information Call write LOW RATES 150 $75 week same have its or to per the translation of the critics, however. Ulti- of out E. MARION, pray- cutting some 433 4th Ave., Newark, N.J, for EDUCATIONAL grades in June A Sept. Write for Booklet AD I television HU 3 2751 ers for the sick mately, their most serious objec- there. Catholic when rising ETV for short is schools; con- Ilulctta—on—Lake George, Hulette no longer a tion ETV is that against it won't struction costs and Y. teachers’ sal ATLANTIC CITY Landing. N. poor there are 58 work; that children cousin. Today cannot be aries are an all but in- educational television stations putting taught, or at least not well, tolerable by burden on both Catholic scattered throughout the country. television. ITOLMHURST parents and school CONNECTICUT administra- ()n more arc in the Jl Picturesque Pennsylvania Avenue Many planning But, — ™ reply proponents, is it tors in Hetel logi- many areas education- free leerrfwalk • Atlastic City stage. in Con- Legislation pending cal to think that which al television, television could do much, with Breakfast t Dinner gress would make to in 00 up $5O mil- can sell millions of dollars □ worth the estimate of its ‘ $33 Weekly (2 in is a truly glorl* <9l lion available for backers, to room) Autumn new stations, of automobiles and ous seasonandthere's detergents; relieve the Air Conditioned 9 and if it is enacted pressures on the Cath- every good reason, under their number which has dMJ made national heroes tolic school the warm sun. why you 9 system. Dining Room is expected to double within three should spend it at Wake Free Robin. Outdoors . . . enjoy 9 or four under its Parking years impetus. the colorful fall lire rin foliage K. Linpiii and brisk 9 There are those who think that of C. New weather; golf N P STIT/ER scores the inevitable were never better 9 upshot of all this PH. 344H1] and riding more exhilarat- 9 will be a fourth national tele- ing. Indoors...relax before a cheering and vision network, to log fire let 9 dedicated exclu- of Msgr. Doherty Speak the magic good food to educational and goodfellowship 9 sively program- weave their own particular spelL ming. 9 FLANDERS 2Vi hours from New York. But the ETV stations make At Catholic Church adjoining. 9 up Peace ST. JAMES Pilgrimage PT-, ATLANTIC CITY Mac A. Chamberlin,Owner. only one facet of the total edu 9 • MODERN • TV

rational television picture. WII.I.IA.MSTOWN Msgr. Jo- District • ELEVATOR SOLARIUM WAKE ROBIN INN 9 Deputy John F. Hull • will LAKEVILLE. CONN. soph K. Doherty. V’icar General install John Years of ® Cauficld as grand Sixty Good HEmlock 5-2000 IMPORTANT, too. are closed- Innkeeping of the Camden Diocese, will be knight, with circuit Frank Pace, 500 feet from X systems, for telecasting Joseph Si. Nicolas Church the speaker at the 11th annual Luciano, Richard within one institution Fahlteich. Car- YSABEIIE AND ARTHUR YON save or among here for Peace of the New mine Pilgrimage a limited number Scarfone, Joseph of institutions. Deegan, FLORIDA of Columbus Edward Jersey Knights on Morris, John Shaw. Rob- Already foresighted school plan- TRAVEL Sept. 17 here. ert Cox, James ners arc making sure that the Sarratelli, Joseph Members of councils from all Marley, Charles blueprints for new school build- McDermitt, Jo- LUXURY of the RESORT MOTIL include parts state will travel to seph Collins, Arthur and ings the and other Fleming wiring Rev. the of estab- Horton J. facilities necessary for closed-cir- Sanctuary Peace, Raught in the HORIZONS f PARKING at Your Door . lished here five other offices. \ cuit operations. years ago by ; Air-Conditioned \ i *OOOllOOOOB Also Hcv. Francis J. pastor Our Dancing 4 , looming Cosgrove, 0 large are the tel- I.a()y f Fatima, Newark TRAVEL SERVICE * Entertainment til SAM of St. Church. Williams- evision Mary!s An • 2 Swimming Pools * recording techniques institutional first degree FfM Children's HIGHEST RATE video units town is on Route 42 and can be Counselor! taping suitable for ed- will be held for this ONE CALL new council Until 3 of ' use reached from Exit the New ucational will go into on to at IN THE AREA produc- Sept, St. Rose of Lima Dec. tion in 1962 Jersey Turnpike. : FOR ALL and will School ~ cost an es- with auditorium, more 0 timated S2O, Louis I). Carr of (KM), a drop in the Jersey City, than too members Vacation o y*or part. Planning bucket Catholic Activities taking 7/7 alongside such state chair- he hedgetary I chaplain for the new council items is in /Ml(cyYiijoi as teachers’ salaries and man, charge of arrange- is Rev. FOR ALL Daniel Mahoney of St. .11 cEii classroom construction ments for the pilgrimage. NIB-2310 costs. Michael's, Palisades Business Save Park. Trips . t*. Your ' Honors by Kinescope which recordings, Ilev. James J. Kelly Council, the 15th \ AflVnt / are 16 mm. films, cost about $175 FOR ALL 7} ® Verona The annual family pic- Earn from for the master print; additional nic will be held on !) at Germans Aid Travel Anywhere he made Sept. the l»t prints can for about $35 the Hill Picnic Grove 7 each Mayapple and can be used until W ***** * »*> M- MIAMI they in South Mountain Reservation, New l BEACH disintegrate. Nations Rr», lllus. starting at 9 a.m. OXbow 4-2555 I Bookl.t C d.icrlb- I (NO low Fail vacations. m THE (JR EAT COLOGNK, Germany rates for VIRTUE of ETV Regina Paris Vails- About $7.5 Council, million of the $12.5 T-BOWL CENTER burg Installation Address of officers million given by German Cath- WAYNE, N. J. City State B will he held on Sept. 11 at St. olics last Lent YOUR SAVINGS for overseas aid INSURED John's Ukrainian School Hall. will n go directly to help develop FLORIDA PROTECTED FUND FLORIDA BY emerging nations, the German have F U.S. GOVERNMENT Merciers Hold llishops announced. FRtt SELF PARKING FOR 500 CARS RAISING This Lenten collection INSTRUMENTALITY year's AMERICA’S MOST FUNDERFUL RESORT-MOTEL was the fourth annual collection Fall Reception Dmer% Club and in the "little Point Four Plan" American Eipre%* MONTCLAIR The Mereier of German Catholics. None of the COURTS/ Chib of Montclair will hold VII a re- he money may used for building per day for all members ception on Sept. i hurdles. It must he put to work the Commonwealth 24 at Club for directly physical and social t* from 5 to 7 m. SAVINGS p. betterment of people regardless Officers and * trustees will be of religion. s AND LOAN ASSOCIATION hosts at the which will at affair, A Colombian On the Ocean 163rd Street project to im- 126 MARKET open the fall and winter MIAMI BEACH 54, FLA STREET season. agriculture (near Main) PATERSON, N. J. • AR 4-4204 prove by broadcast- Kdward J. Goedecke of West Write for FREE Color Brochure: Daily, 9-3; Fri. Eves. 68. Free lessons in _ Parking at Maiden Lane cor. Hamilton & Union Street* ing modern farming Lot, Caldwell, president, will receive SERVICES: • will he Account, Vacation • among the beneficiaries. NA Saving, Club ChrUlma, • • N AMI Club Mortgag. loan, Homo Imptovomoat the guests. Ghana will receive loan, Oa, & • Electric Bill Paymonl, • Trovolm' Chock, Ordon $500,000 for • Monoy COMPANY A meetine of the officers and ADDRESS SAt£ DfPOS/r of technical BOXIS to* SAfIKIIPIHO Of YOU* vauiablis development and 169-173 Ave., trustees is scheduled for CITY . MAIL Highland Sept. agricultural schools. Six hospi- Newark N. J. 11 at 8 p.m. at the home of Hol- per person, dm. occ. 100 of 304 rooms, until Dec. 18. tals will also be built or rebuilt land R. RESERVATIONS: Mitchell 3 Montclair, 0732 or Donan, Cpper • there. yoU r Travel • Agejji Church & Mon Information. Reds Puzzled Archbishop September 7, 1961 THE ADVOCATE 7 To Would Want Dedicate Why Anyone Church? Boland Hall By C.M. Strachwitz had community always fulfilled to show how IRVINGTON the communists or other institutions. Archbishop VIENNA its - to Boland (NC) Why on obligation the state, re- are will celebrate a field suffocating religion: • No new churches arc to be- earth should living un- ferred the freedom of con- Mass on the of Arch- people • Since the death last Feb- ing built. campus der communist rule science guaranteed Walsh School want anew by the con- of bishop High here ruary Auxiliary Bishop An- • The number of active church? stitution and suggested on Sept. 9 at 10:30 fol- that the tonin Eltschkncr of Prague, the members a.m., of the Church is de- That is state should lowed dedication the kind of reasoning provide anew only who at by of the Bishop was still lib- clining. with which Red-ruled church for the Boland people in parish of Hra- erty, no new Archbishop Hall, the priests may be The observers say that the the eastern of nicnc. gymnasium-auditorium of Slovakia, ordained. new part communist rulers believe that the have to con- • Women high school. Czechoslovakia, THE religious, all faith in the Peo- WOMEN got their reply totaling religious tend. The new building is designed about 10,000 nuns, are no longer ple's in a article Republic of Czechoslovak- blistering that ap- to conform with the allowed to ia will become extinct existing THE SITUATION in Hra- peared in the Bratislava accept new positions within com- structures, to which it is at- in hospitals, homes for the aged a few generations. a in the munist paper, of nicne, village high Praca, organ tached. The auditorium floor is Carpathian the so-called trade mountains, not far unions in approximately 50 by 90 feet and Slovakia. from the Polish bonier, may be there Add Ceramics to arc also a stage, locker considered as of the "We can think of quite Curriculum typical peo- a and shower rooms and an aux- number of ple’s tenacity in holding on to things which the iliary kitchen.

their Catholic people of Hranicnc can use The dedication heritage. At St. Neri School ceremony is With few thrs at Our Lady of the Lake parish Form Decency an- Support nounced it has the 593 KEARNY AVENUE I here went over the top last placed movie week, MIMEOGRAPHING "Sins of Mona an Astor OUTINGS to Rev. Francis P. Mc- Kent,” N. J. FINEST according try elcclro-plaitlr atenrlU KEARNY, QUALITY For Law made release, in its condemned classi- from original black NEWEST STYLES Gowan, pastor. Sunday A whllte copy & COLORS fication Class C. With families still to be FANTASTIC REPRODUCTIONS HOME J. lOROOI LefSt some In flrat trial atcnclt SOc Rockaway regularly *2 25 AIIIRT H. HAZE I n^f\ MEN'S • LADIES' visited, the pledges have reached 928 East 24th St. CHILDREN'S CAPS. HOLY CROSS Wor- CO. WILLIAM J. a total of $85,000. Father Mc- ROCKAWAY St. Cecilia’s College, ELECTRO-STENCIL OLACCUMj HATS. HATS FOR was 7t Whit* Betchri Or'vn THE cester, founded in Plio»« CLERGY. jGowan expressed himself as most Mass, WYi 1-8700 Jl^ Church hall was the scene of an Dumont, 1843. N. J. j.U7J \ ' with Du Paterson, N. J. pleased the generous re- Aug. 29 meeting of civic and Lowest to At Factory Prices ! sponse his appeal for as- church leaders to plan support sistance in the construction of the for the Headpieces• Veils proposed Sunday closing Dyed for Bridal grammar school. Your entire ordinance in this borough. family will lov« Parties w * The new school will have The eight ordinance, patterned on this wonderful bread. classrooms and an auditorium-all one presently in force in Para- room. The latter be purpose may mus, would outlaw "all worldly II You Hid i Million Oollns converted into six additional or except You Couldn't employment business, Buy Belter Breid classrooms should the need arise. works of necessity and charity" The school, staffed Felician by and would supplement the New Sisters, opens this fall with a first Jersey Sunday sales law, which The New Fall grade. Knits is operative in Morris County. A final hearing is scheduled for Are At Set ‘Bible Sept. 14. Here, Days’ the At meeting were Msgr. At South Orange Emil Suchon, pastor of Sacred Heart Church, and Msgr. Denis SOUTH ORANGE WHEN YOU 1 - Scton Hall Hayes, pastor of St. Cecilia's will l University sponsor "Bible Church. Msgr. Suchon answered SEE THEM Days” on Oct. 12 and 15 the at those who objected to the law as campus, un-American bringing outstanding by asking, "How un- YOU’LL scholars and dedicated teachers American can it be when the of the Scripture to talk to priests KNOW THEY Supreme Court voted in our fa- and of the archdiocese religious vor?" and WERE BORN surrounding areas. A committee was formed of The schedule each will be- **>»• day local business men to support the at 3:30 IN AN gin p. m. and run to 6 ordinance at the hearing against ■» when will be served. p.m. supper the of *TV-«r expected opposition high- ITALIAN A discussion and question and way stores. A petition is now be- Sefxvtatfo answer period will follow a 7:30 SPORTSWEAR ing circulated in the borough lecture. to p. m. against the ordinance. multiply BOUTIQUE—- In announcing the series, Msgr. John J. Dougherty, president of Gets Rome USO WITH THE the university and a noted Scrip- Post said yoor wardrobe ture scholar, that through ROME Irene F. Schilling LOOK OF , the program, Seton Hall hopes "to of Wilkes-Barre. I’a.. has been */ further an understanding of the named assistant director of QUALTY, sublime ; nature of the Bible as the USO Club here, a post she Such fosbionobfe to the inspired word of God to man formerly held at ways moke yoor BUT THE Long Branch, NOT and to elucidate the role of the N. J. The club is an operation Bible in the EXPENSIVE Church as the per-; of the National Catholic Com- wardrobe look more! You'll like find every manent and living source of her munity Service, a member PRICE teaching.” agency of the USO. Rev. Frank Nead, head of Se- oow look, eoery favored classic, in ton Hall's department of thcolo- MISSIONARIES introduced gy, will serve as chairman of the Catholicism in China in the 13th oar fall of seminars. fresh separates. Add them century. group

• SLACKS • COORDINATES • SWEATERS a* und soe how it is • LEATHER OUTFITS up you pleaw, easy • HANDBAGS, ETC. Demands of Justice to multiply excitement. It is true that the term justice and the phrase "demands fashion of justice" are uttered by the lips of all. However, these ut- terances take SKORTS on different and opposite meaning. • BERMUOAS KILTS • PLEATH) PLAIDS • GM*CS the Wherefore, and to repeated impassioned appeals jus- FW tice SHETLANDS • • PRINT SWEATERS • COTTON and the demands of rattier than BLENDS KNITS justice, offering a pos- sibility of meeting of of understanding, increase the confusion, S3SA West Ave. Side (Near Clendenny Ave.) sharpen the contrasts and inflamed. 3to 13 Jersey City keep disputes sizes for everyone porire* HE 2-1467 In the belief consequence, is spread that to enforce one’s rights and one’s own interests, other 5 to IS pursue no means are left than recourse to violence in front of the most serious evils. Mutual trust 8 among men and umong states cannot to 20 Set yourself begin u| or increase except by the recognition of and respect for the EFFICIENCY for moral order. 32 to 38 savings ant The moral order does not hold except in Clod. Cut off assured deliverie from it God, disintegrates. Man, in fact, is not only a material organism but is also a endowed with of fuel. spirit thought and free- dom. He therefore, a moral and MNIIIMMMNNMMMINMM demands, religious order which bears than more any material value on the directions eafouofL FUEL OIL >shoo CONTRACTS and solutions it can give to the problems of individual and STILL AVAILABLE group life within the national communities and the relation- ships among them. I Pre-Season furnice cloon-ouf, periodic check* □ It has been claimed that in of scientific plus an era and tech- ups the we-check-y our-tank automatic STATE nical GARDEN PARAMUS triumphs, men can construct their civilization without PLAZA, deliveries . our extra benefits. , . contract God. Ruar of But the truth is that these same scientific and technical Bamburger't, Parking Area $25 It's good sense to sign with us. advances present human of worldwide problems a scope which • and can be solved 214 EFFICIENCY & only in the light of a sincere and active faith MAIN ST., PATERSON Heating in Appliances God, the beginning and end of man in the world. CHARGE ITT CERTAINIYI 555 TONNELIE JERSEY CITY l’ope John "Mater et Magistra" lAY-A-WAY? OF COURSEI AVE., OL 3-670 Will, encyclical, May 15, 1961.

lllilllUlHllllllllllllll: 8 TIIE ADVOCATE* September 7, 1961 Hemisphere Horizon THE QUESTION BOX School Bells Are Ringing! Rev. Leo anil Rev. Robert Parley, S.T.D., Hunt, S.T.D., of September is with us once again and Above all, criticism of school and teach- Immaculate Conception Seminary, Darlington, Ramsey, N.J.,

within a short time ers in editors The Catholic young people the children’s presence should be are of Question Box. Questions may be addressed of from five to to them there this to every age 25 will be turn- avoided, and an effort made at all times for answer in column, or Question Box ing their from to work Editors, The Advocate, 31 Clinton St., Newark 2, N.J. thoughts the joys of a support and with the school au- well-spent vacation to the more sober thorities. scho- Q. Two Catholic friends of Further, the suffering itself of lastic the challenge of next 10 mine insist based on good purgatory is a of To months. Parental responsibility increases ra- that, source joy. Much has been written authority, Catholics arc allowed know that one’s outrages and said in ther than decreases at the high school against to eat two on are recent of ounces of meat God's love finally being re- years the lofty responsibilities level. With newspapers filled with the ter- To of the Fridays. me this is absolute- paired must be deeply satisfying. teaching profession, of the duties rifying record of juvenile delinquency, no ly contradictory to everything I For the first time, perhaps, one- of the teacher on every educational level parent can afford to take the attitude, “It was taught. Will you please feels he is giving God His due, conscientiously and with to de- clarify this matter once and for after so often giving the world, integrity can’t happen in my Here, too, the family!” all? the flesh and the devil what was velop the mind and character of each in- role parent’s is a more difficult one, since A. We suspect that your friends not due to them. dividual entrusted to him. Much has like- too obtrusive interest can be resented have misunderstood their by “good Finally, it is a of wise been said of the dogma our obligations of the the The modern must authority.” What they probably teenager. parent in- Faith that the souls of purgatory student, whether in in read or were told was that eating grade school, high deed try to be a master of juvenile derive great relief from the psy- less two ounces meat on school or in than of college, to contribute to the chology! suffrages of the faithful on earth, Friday was not considered a ser- utmost in above all from the Sacrifice the development of his God- Parents of students often Holy college feel ious sin because it is a relatively given of the Mass offered in their be- talents. that and insignificant amount. This is their sons daughters have now per- half. It is a correct. However, is only natural reaction that reached sufficient to fectly it par- maturity direct their Thus, with a little reflection we on a different thing to say that ents, the school own quite hearing bells ringing lives. This is far from the case can readily see that in pur- being two “joy” once eating less than ounces of again, should is in wise sometimes heave a in most instances. On the uni- gatory no contradictory college and meat on Friday is no sin at all! brief sigh of relief that other shoulders to genuine Catholic teaching that versity level, parents should interest them- The fact is that it is a sin, a ven- a are now purgatory is state of suffering once more to bear ial sin. part of the bur- selves in the courses taken, their children’s endured before their entrance in- den that has been theirs over their exclusively friends, extracurricular activities, Q. Isn’t purgatory a state of to the beatific state of heaven by the any period of vacation. A natural suffering the souls of the who die with reaction, problems in which they may assist. Where and pain? I ask be- just and a cause I the sin on justifiable one it is the son or ' recently heard a stains of still their too, provided daughter attends a secular col- make refer- souls. kept within reason: for must preacher passing parents never lege, William J. Whalen’s new pamphlet. forget that ence to the joy and happiness the prime responsibility in the “Catholics on Campus” (Milwaukee: Bruce), of the souls in purgatory. This upbringing of their children is own. be to their may valuable parents as well as stu- seems a contradiction to what Voration Indulgence Parents of grade school dents. above I had thought the Cath- children But what has been said ap- always Members of the for on Apostolate should manifest a olic teaching purgatory was. constantly sincere in- plies equally to of at Vocations parents students can gain a plenary terest in Yes, purgatory is a state of suf- the studies and school activities Catholic institutions. under the fering and pain, but indulgence ordinary of by no means their children. At conditions times they may be sound is it on: The of school bells signifies no contradictory to speak of the called to Sept. 8, Nativity of Our Lady upon assist in checking home- diminution of joys and happiness of the souls parental responsibility or Sept. 12, Name of Mary work in In fact, St. Gather Holy assignments or to cooperate in vari- purgatory. obligation. No A partial parent truly aware of his or ine of indulgence of 100 ous school Genoa in her famous projects. They should not hesi- her noble vocation would wish this to be days may be gained for each “Treatise on Purgatory” says tate to give and act of or encouragement praise so. that “after the happiness of the charity piety per- formed for the intention where deserved. While saints of fos- emphasis should Instead, the repetitive of the in heaven, 1 believe that ringing tering vocations to the priest- be placed on the child’s to there is no joy equal to that of working the of the school bell serves as a symbol never- hood. the souls in best of his it can purgatory.” abilities, be dangerous ceasing vigilance that must be character- Suffering, sorrow, pain and af- to overstress the mere acquisition of marks. istic of the true Christian parent. fliction are quite compatible with joy and happiness. St. Augustine, of Hippo in various recalling epi-j In Your You Can Prevent War Christian View sodes of his life confesses that he Prayers Help Only was often overcome in the very When the Russian same moment these apparent- government threw of God's by remember deceased hastily history dealing with nations in the Old these, your ly contrary sentiments: sublime up a concrete wall between East and West Berlin priests: Testament and the New reveals that wars have in violation of the joy over God's of his sins of the United often been pardon rights States, punishments inflicted Him for the by Valid and sorrow Archdiocese Great France Is deep for his offenses Newark Britain, and West Germany, it of Of of neglect His laws. On the other hand, God Suffering has created God. Such is the a crisis that could lead to against psychol- Rev. Kevin easily war. spared many a nation because of the moral in- Mahoney, 0.5.8., ogy of the soul in purgatory. During these critical our 0, 1952 weeks, newspapers tegrity of a considerable number of its Sept. people. By Frank J. While the have been filled with stories Sheed suffering temporal pun- Rev. on Berlin. State- We must be such Very Msgr. Star- morally at this ishment Ignatius ments presidents good people due to the sins of this by and leaders of governments time. is the universal 10. 1956 Suffering prob- SUFFERING is ter- to be trusted because kus, Sept. in the always God loved the soul, in its remembrance West and the East have been life, Rev. John 11. published. We may here these lem. It lie of or but most terrible Kayser. Sept. 11, appropriately quote may pain body rible, for one men to die on Wo have enough for them of the past, is well aware of those read of measures taken our country words from 1903 by the encyclical Pastor- in the and both who himself, the atheist “Princeps pain mind, body sees as hazards it and others to increase their Calvary. earthly ultimately Rev. Clarence military in urn'' of John XX11I: mind have countless A. Heavey, strength Pope and ways must, tortured blind forces As I if the Sept. Berlin. We have learned by say, we see no more overcame by grace of God; of the additional bil- Christian 11, 1951 "Every must be convinced of his of experiencing it. No one es- which know nothing of him and than lions of dollars this, is a it sees those moments when the which the United States has fundamental suffering totally Rev. John F. ap- and a care McCadden, primary duty of being wit- capes it, and though its levels nothing for him and must in different fall into 0.P., for But with so much hell was propriated and of the thousands and thing. impeded by a 11, 1959 defense, ness to the truth in an- Sept. which he believes.” We may vary there is always event have the last word. The more to be bare thousands of any seen, it would be a thread, by a -"fortuitous" men who are being inducted into Rev. Peter E. must, His Holiness “become guish in it. By its answer to the Christian knows Reilly, Sept. said, lighthouses that he and all not to look closer and circumstance Di- 12, military service. We have not been the pity deeper. | predisposed by spared which illuminate and masters who teach.” 1919 every religion or are in the of God, This we shall vine Providence which threats of Khrushchev problem phil- things power to do in the carried it to use nuclear weapons In front try Rev. Cornelius J. a page editorial on the current Berlin which claims men's ac- and he knows that God’s love is Ahern, Sept. capable osophy next two columns. j safely away from the of cities and precipice. 13, 1945 devastating slaughtering crisis, Our Father’s Osservatore Romano Holy ceptance must very be This is that hundreds of millions of -largely joy unspeakable, one people. warned the Soviets that | Rev. William A. Maguire, Sept. would not attain se- tested. has received the Shall they of final per- we civilians stand our gift idly by, while curity at the expense 13, 1953 of the right and freedom of severance his lives are stake? despite many infi- at We can other Rt. Rev. M. Pe- help by praying daily nations. it said “is based IN OUR OWN world the delities. Msgr. Joseph that "Security," mass God may inspire our president all 1933 and the above on justice pursued for all.” not rotti, Sept. 14, of men, deeply held by cither Reds Another motive for in leaders of the other nations to joy pur- with wisdom make It is good to Re.v. Cornelius J. realize that we or have no Aiming Melnemey, gatory is the decisions for individually can religion philosophy, certitude of eternal peace with justice and honor. We make Sept. 14, 19-16 a a decisive it all, and either should contribution, perhaps one, to answer to at are salvation, which pray also for the of something we Rt. safety our country and the peace of the world and Rev. Msgr. John P. Leni- the of our broken it or come wayfarers do have. the who safety by through ordinarily not men are charged with its defense. han, Sept. 14, 1958 country by our for our At Vatican a prayers peuce and prac- it as best they may. The min What profound joy for a Chris- Something more than prayer is needed. Rev. The tice of justice. to Very Andrew Pctralia, ority who do feel driven to give tian soul have absolute certi- tude that 0.F.M., Cap., Sept. 15, 1954 their minds to suffering I do it can never sin again Budenz and, not mean to their own suffer- By Louis F. consequently never be sep Diocese of Paterson Perversion in Pictures ings since everybody must do orated again from its beloved In the Rev. William E. but the general | midst of the Moscow- God and Savior. Thompson, that, to problem Rians falsely ascribe to God." To beforewarned made squall 10, 1951 is to be forearmed. films make of three over Berlin, we must This is then said Sept. Putting and their should be relcaseif. one responses. to be a "firm showing, they Rt. Rev. Richard the adago to work the public pause to inquire why it is that basis Msgr. A. Ma- should know there The most effective They are the Christian, the athe- for atheism." opposition is is a opposition the Kremlin demonstrates sud- 10, 1954 nationally, in fact one our To those honey. Sept. internationally, organized for the reasons. ist, and the which in who appreciate their right The ad men will garner as Forty Hours Rev. movement to den and interest in Bernard E. McKenna, promote a in moral values much Western world is e suspicious constant the change publicity for their as represen - I by study by communists bizarre themes they 1958 so as to gain Italy. Sept. 14, social acceptance of homosexual can without Christian Science. these words a too much are dedication to practices. arousing public antipathy. The Khru- The should be further alerted There new "friendship" of atheism "even public will be appeals to emotion and This last denies that to the point of Archdiocese of Newark that sympathy. simply shchev for Amintore Fanfani, the American movie industry is death," as Liu Shao t«nt. io. mi playing The screen plays, as the novels and is real. Obviously it chi has said stage plays suffering Christian 16th Sunday wo would hope all Democratic premier of in "How After Pentecost unwittingly into the hands on which are To Bo a Advocate based, a cannot that think Good Com- Si The they will make case for deny people Joseph's. 1112 Rebecca of this that country, has to the ex- bl, movement. the gone munist." both "problem”; raise a as to suffer, with toothache for question what is they tent Madonna. A that Fanfani has been made 801 Church t.anr. Pori I.cc Official recent university report (thoroughly in natural and We can, Publication of tho unnatural; normal and abnormal. But the thought is sim- therefore, measure S.icrcrt llcarl. IBJ Bnvvieu Ave . Jcr the of the Krem- *» keeping with Catholic in its conclusions) [example. message-bearer better the of City Archdiocese of Newark and of the morality A sharp moral perspective is error, mental error. ferocity these mod- imperative. | ply an a lin Holy family, 211 Ave.. on this movement states, ", to the lesser beings in the barbarians Brookline Not- Diocese of Paterson. . . there are groups Every human has ern as threaten ley being appetites and inclina- ! There is no such thing as matter, they that exist of the Western Pow- SI Nicholas. 442 Brlnkerhoff primarily to achieve a goal tions of leadership to "cross the Ave. Most Rev. Thomas A. long sought many sorts. Each one has a and no such as the there- Alps" and menace Palisades Park Boland, purpose thing body ers. of thoso who are SI. 2117 homosexually oriented and those natural function the Vatican. Mark's. llamlllnn Si. tl-hway STD., Archbishop of Newark. established by God the Creator. fore: a man cannot have tooth- who 17, ore actively sympathetic with the homo- because More particularly, the commu- Sspt. 1061 Published weekly by The Advocate Simply they may be termed natural is ache, since in fact he has not IHh lundsv Altsr sexual THE OTHER CAUSE Pentsco-t Publlshlnjt Corporation: Most Key. point of view. not want nist concentration on has for this They only legal no justification for their and Italy SI Augustine's. Sussex Thomas A. Boland. S.T.D.. indulgence exploita- ! got teeth. But he obstinately as Ave. A Jay President! barriers to their been marked preoccupation with the SI.. Newark Rt. Itov. James acts removed, but they want to tion the by the document taking Mser. A. Hushes, P.A., beyond divinely defined confines of their serfs that he has. The treatment SI. Peter's 15.4 . J.C TV. persuado over of is the hatred William St Ile'levllle V.G.. Vice President; Itt. Rev. to presented all Italy of the SI John Mssr society accept the homosexual and function. The normal to the comrades of the Evangelist. 211 N, Wash- James f. I.ooney. A M., Secretary! hctcroscxually adjusted in- is not to cure the toothache since Ids her the world communist for ington Ave. Hergrnfleld Itt. M. or practices.” dividual is I’almicri Togliatti. leadership what Rev. Mssr. Caesar Rinaldi nnd God and man to not by Immaeutale Conception. 425 I'nlon 111 expected by control does exist, but to cure the Itev. Msgr. Paul Knnppck. PA. Then the [it leader call "the Catholic Ave.. Elizabeth daily that (f the Italian Communist they social Trustees. 31 press reports Hollywood his sexual inclinations to God’s Clinton St.. Newark 2, according pattern I mental error which makes him dortrine." S’ Ann's. 315 2nd Ave.. This was Garwood N. J. MArket 40700. is about to go into with less than of human Party. outlined in Holy production no generation in marriage. Even abnor- Cross, io Church So.. the :think that he has a body, a body detail Ilarrlson Member of Catholic Press Assoer three films in which great by the new Corpus Chrlstl. 200 Washington PI.. stlon homosexuality is a major mal in the homosexual This entitled "On opening and the International Union of adjustment individual I with teeth, teeth w th an ache. document, Ilaabrouck Heights th» themo. gun against the Vatican Catholic Press. Subscriber to tho The one in SI Joseph's. 61 producers of have let it be known gives no freedom from Socialism and takes Monroe St.. Hoboken N C.W.C. News Service. the same of Democracy," Our luid.v obligation To try to cure the toothache of Sorrow s, 03-05 Si . Board they intend to the Production March, 1960. The communists for- Clerk editorial Most Rev. Martin W challenge Code Ad- control. up 13 of the July "Politi- Jersey city pages Stanton, S.T.D.. Ph D.! Most Rev Waller would he as idle as it would be, bid any other Holv ministration, "ideological force" family. 2700 Parkway Ave. Hollywood's self-censoring body. The The proponents of all social cal Affairs." Its is to W, Curtis. STD.! Rt. Rev. Mssr. Wll. removing and purpose to I.lndcn when a man in delirium sees Ilam C. Ilelmhuch: 111 Itev. production codo states,” Sex legal champion social reforms ex- 8t Therein's. Msgr. John perversion or any obstacles to the communist move- 30fl .Morrii Ave.. Summit J homosexual conduct arc not prepare Douiherty. S.T.I. . S.S.D., Verv inference snakes over the bed. to cept themselves, and Rev. of it is forbidden.” behind crawling ment they do it Ms«r. George W. Shea. S.T.D i the door in their views in for the fact that "the con- airing public Paterson Very Msgr. M. Tho the snakes. The view that for purposes of Diocese of Itev. Thomas Rear- code once had a similar or [shoot of advancing the prohibition private. They have been in quest power and socialism." lon. 1.1. Hi Rev. James W. participants public and world-wide Sspt. 10. 1961 O'Neill! the therefore the Rev. William N. Field. M.1,.8.1 Rev against films treating of narcotics addiction. Otto forums body, pains the dictatorship. 16th Sunday After and radio panels on the subject. Their including "the overthrow of Psntscott William Keller. M nf the illusion, When John SI of A . 5.T.1,.; Rev. Fran- succeeded in the code body, arc appears Pope XXIII in his Anthony Padua. Butler Preminger having on organizations have clerical Is so far SI Hove of els J Houghton. ST.1.. constitutions and regime," not l.lma. fast Hanover by-laws, encyclical letter Esecuuve Director: lit. Rev. narcotics addiction revised the here and there throughout his- on the social immaculate Conception. 75 Church St. Msgr by public accept- and J principles objectives. They hold annual con- away. franklin lohn Klley It is the question that we ance of one of his earlier “The Man With ventions to tory. only rarest person says have "eco- Paterson Representative: Rev. Carl J. movies, further their cause Sspt. 17. 1761 and have speakers Wolsln. S T.L. Tho Golden who hold to it when his ONE OF THE CHIEF nomic in Arm.” can own explana- dictatorship" ac- 17th Sunday After Otto Preminger is the available to interested many Psntscott Managing Editor: floyd Anderson. groups. They are receiving tivities of the St Joseph. of of the agony is extreme. tions for this is to be Western Maerrpm producer-director one no phenomenon world, SI Mary. 410 forthcoming per- practically verbal opposition. I'nlon Ave , Paterson •Subscription Price: $4 discovered that is a 50 yearly. version in the worldwide war challenge to each one Our Lady of Isourrii'%. 440 Itivrr St Second Class gaited productions, lie has been It stands to of . pr.stase paid at Newark already reason that will continue I’ntfrion they ■> re- us to N'J.. set 3. 1879. TIIE V'HEIST a-'mits t' mi the Catholic Church, which become busy in social under of Mar. quoted as saying he would not soft-pedal homo- to and gain increased re- grow public opinion in their ality of suffering, but nr os it Ihe Soviet leaders have been forms. sexuality, favor, as as moral long minded people remain Tho with the assertion that there is waging in the "World The communists American should act in voic- silent and inactive. Marxist resent such as- public now They would not be the first its no God. The line of argument is Review” for sertions as made "in ing objection to pervision themes being to infiltrate more than a year. the service flung subtly the movie industry to its gain were a were of far and wide across the nation simple. If there Bein'' These assaults climaxed in capitalism." in so far-reaching mass impact on the The public. subject may be a all and all-loving, then For those communication medium as the movies. At to powerful Anril, 1961, by the call for all of who recognize the $ . very repulsive some. The issue is delicate at best .v THE least should lie would not allow suffering to "the working in the Eu- Vatican as a great moral xV&i PMUSH they bo prepared to oppose these for people" force most; but something must be done. exist. But suffering does exist, and colonial In against communism, ropean countries Catholics or therefore God does "make a still breach others, there is a not. greater in two-fold course *■ the walls of the Vati- laid out: to make a Homework? We shall see later that the sim- crumbling certain that we can.” do not permit communism to en- % plicity of the argument overlooks croach further too many elements. Note here i The comrades were instructed upon Europe or Never before in the or the history Catholic days a in school. and to year high If we the only that it sufferers even to win Catholics to this idea, and anywhere else, ef- Church in America multiply helps help 's are so many children number of fectuate going days by the number of hours spent in it is clear that social reforms, such ‘ l to school. less than the other. It does not Khrushchev has in as i. In grammar col- the schools, high schools, we shall observe that this which flow classroom, is a diminish hair’s mind to sweep through if profit-sharing, from and universities suffering by one Europe leges, throughout the land over minimal part of the child's the life; therefore, it is breadth. we at Berlin and to seize Papal encyclicals. 5 1/2 million students It merely takes away yield will be enrolled. It is one foolish very for parents to think that their obliga- of Italy and the Vatican. the of the Church that she is hope. prerogatives tion has been fulfilled in the dramatic moment During this entire of his- willing to with the com- Atheism has no answer at all period cooperate family in the of passing on a screaming kindergartener to a Moscow plete education most tory has considered the of its children. Kducation a to the obvious of in the nun, bashful freshman to problem Mass a Brother, or a U. S, the chief Calendar l atholic sense is the suf- physical obstacle complete development of shrinking coed to suffering, which is how the a Sister in high school. This is in the the child path of Soviet world con- in all its potentials and the ferer is to with it. capacities: beginning, and it is an cope important beginning quest. Sept to -- Sunday, lath Sundav physical, mental, moral and To this because after spiritual. end it is the recognition of the I and c , ride that our The Vatican fill»<••>»!_ Class. llri-cn til has Catholic education been THE CHRISTIAN answer dif- has been des- Pref of directed: to produce Catholic educational Trinity system should play in the Sept. 11 Monday Mass a fers from the first of its rivals ignated as its chief moral of previous properly balanced student not for a life lives of its oppo- Sunday, tilt das. Green only Catholic children. its dan- No tit ur However, asserting that nent. t'l 2nd (HU SS I'rolua and here on but also and more by suffering ex- earth, for gers should be :t C . livadnth important, avoided. Vigilance on the of Common Pref part ists, from the second assert- an eternity of happiness. and by r ,r. l. Hyacinth. Succinctly briefly, parents, interest, and cooperation AT PRESENT °. o '.“l .“n « Thursday. many, of our parents the proper in the home wholly , exaltation of i It atmosphere in order that "There is no the to place for Hod in the llnly 2nd Class. lied. Cyprian, Bishop, Martyrs properly fully prepared vocation in life. into it, is still a matter of ,lrd Hed formula signifies that nature is in < las* Ut Common Pref educated unless the a quately parents take vital Every grade, of school is remote universal Sept. |7 Sunday 17th I'd like to every a prep- experience that this no need of Sundav after see Mr. O’Brien’s interest in life a creator standing Pentecoat. 2nd Class. ‘ face,” says Sister, of the child while attending school. aration for his role in life. Green (II ", minute of idea vitalizes, gives and Pref of Trinity Every hope over it, that nature itself "when he happens to use his favorite The state-demands that a child attend school to pos- KE CI, phrase to the every day is be used and guarded. strength, whereas orUi Creed! C Jealously the denial of .a 3( : from sesses the attributes the Votive.. 9!Mass of?r. for 180 a 180 of infinity Holy Ghost; N two of the and days year grammar school and The parent has a role you—'that’s long short jn to play. not do it? God lead Archdiocese of Newark; of it,’ as he Why can only to despair. and eternity which the theolo- P, Diocese of Uotcreom Coll. Collect! Pref. Preface v always says.” St. Paul Fathers What’s in Word STRANGE BUT TR UE September 7, 1961 THE ADVOCATE 9 In Book Venture Little-Known Facts for Catholics By MURRAY ’ NEW YORK (RNS) The So- M.J. O’PJMtf’t, lsel. NC.W.G H

anew publishing venture. Books By Msgr. George G. Higgins will be planned for the Catholic But What’s Love “not as a Director, Social Action layman church-goer Anyway? SCWC Department, to but as a citizen,” according a Rev. L. policy statement issued by the By John Thomas, S.J. Ihc most and with action non- widely publicized voluntary by New York foundation of the or- Assistant of St. Louis most controversial Professor Sociology, University section of governmental organizations or as- der.

I’ope John XXlll’s new social sociations, thus ruling out almost The publishing house has been I ni a encyclical, Mater et is kind of ac- it said, “in answer to married woman with five wonderful children. I fell love Magistra, every governmental formed, About a year ago in the with one dealing with the tion. the call of the present Holy Fa- a married man. It was When phenom- mutual. we discovered what had happened, we enon of “socialization.” The con- ther for a unified effort among The first two mistakes are more stopped seeing and each but I mind. calling other, can’t get him out of my Although troversy over this section of the Christians ‘to give a human and likely to be made by extreme I \e confessed it I feel encyclical many times, awfully guilty. Is a sin—not to think starts with the word Christian tone to modern civiliza- this wanting liberals who do not subscribe to! him but ” about still it? How do fail of “socialization” itself. tion.’ doing you out love? the principle of subsidiarity ac- You're from is Several commentators have al Rev. Stanislau Crovclla, S.S.P., suffering a severe attractive and can so loaded molehill. All cording to which “it is gravely mean you exper- attack of infatuation rather than to ready superior of the society’s New much another. There an a case at- pointed out that there is to take from individuals was ienced was of mutual wrong love, two not no Chloe, and the arc literal for this York foundation, will direct the element of sex, for you were at- traction and affection that al- equivalent what can accomplish by you they the same sev- word in the text. work of Alba House, whose of- though they have tracted to each other to out hand. It could official Latin their own and industry as a man lowed get of eral symptoms in The Latin fices are in the society’s house common.True and There ele- with others if text —as Rev. John and give it to the community” woman. was an happen again you at love between a man and woman F Staten Island. Morlyn House ment of novelty and to - Cronin, S.S. of NCWC re- and it is “also an and excitement, permit yourself become easily injustice is an on ported at the recent Inc., of Nutley, will direct sales evolving process, based increased no doubt the convention at the same time a grave evil by fact involved. Alba House will mutual affection and that of the National promotion. re- attraction, the affair was secret. Catholic Social and disturbance of right order to Don’t call it for this title and love, lease seven books and two chil- through a Action Conference at gradually growing There also have been an uses least assign to a greater and higher may disguises its real nature and will dren’s booklets Nov. 1, seven shared that enriches element five different by experience of venturosomeness and expressions where association what lesser and suh-| lead to believe that you are additional titles between both you the to 10 partners because their unity rebellion, for what Knglish translation uses one ordinate do.” spiritual writ- than organizations can giving up something more January and April. enables them to reach a fulfill- ers call the and the same “socializa- ‘‘monotony of being word, The third mistake is more like-1 the enjoyment of your misguided tion.” The Society of St. Paul, found- ment together which they could good” leaves some people vague- made ultra-conserva- affections. Don’t fancy yourself ly to be by ed in Italy in 1914 to employ not realize alone. ly restless and to new receptive an unfortunate victim sacrificed the same tives who interpret the principle niodern communications tech- point was made I In other love can be words, experiences. You of so as al- on the altar of monogamy. by Msgr. R. G. Bandas of St. subsidiarity rigidly niques for the spread of truth real and enduring only if the lov- most to exclude allowed your to run the of 700 ers HOW CAN feelings Paul in The Aug. 24. possibility and Christian culture, has are for each other. YOU get this person Wanderer, good the effective action. To and Brothers in out of mind? away with you, and finding “A careful examination ... governmental priests 22 coun- your You have taken INFATUATION and cxcit- make this mistake would be to tries. also involves the first of experience flattering shows,” Msgr. Brandas wrote, step, course, by re- ignore the numerous references attraction and affection, but it is fusing to see or citing, you are still nursing your “That the English version is not talk to him. You to memories. a in the encyclical legitimate unconsciously self-centered, self- should also get rid of literal but a free translation of Read any letters, directed programs, social and It tends If an the encyclical.” governmental Encyclical, demanding. pictures, gifts, and so on, that you will take objective to be short-lived as welfare and social reform. precisely be- might remind you of him. But view of the affair look at it Msgr. Bandas did not indicate Nehru Advises cause it is not nourished a the root of the if it had to whether or by trouble lies within happened a neighbor not he thinks the IN God Love You the new SUMMARY, ency- NEW DELHI (NC) Prime mutual yourself. un- word continuous, exchange of you will sec it in its shabby, “socialization” is a reason- clical, in favoring socialization, Minister love; Jawaharlal Nehru told indeed, in some cases it is a Why not face the fact romantic context. ably accurate of the that this rendering with the noted Parliament that those who qualifications oppose wholly one-sided affair. Hence in- experience included several expressions used in the above, is many person- its first India’s plans for fatuation giving blessing, five-year eco- Trend tends to burn itself out al elements such the WHAT ABOUT your husband? encyclical to describe the as feeling of grow- and foremost, but not exclusive- nomic History’s and social are to- not want development quickly if the partners increased self-esteem, success You say that you would ing complexity of social relation- in ly, to voluntary in the programs should read Pope John’s new so- gether long,' for each is to hurt him, but after all these in very allurement, and so ships contemporary economic field social reform excitement, of and so- cial encyclical. his forth, together life. seeking to enjoy only own which you thoroughly enjoy years your feelings must cial welfare. Governmental pro- And Nehru said that the let- Missions run papal in the to than that! At mar- I take feelings experience, and and which arc still deeper it that the lloly Sec it- you cling- grams for example, social ter, Mater et was Magistra, the initial glow of pleasure has ing? riage you pledged not only fidel- self has no to the word objection arc also commended an security marked by approach “in favor nothing which to feed. You cannot ity hut love and affection. “socialization" upon get this man out in as much as the in so far as arc in harmony of Bishop Fulton J. Sheen they socialization, in favor of By On the other hand, infatuation of Have as a taken word public your mind because have you couple (or its equivalent) is used with the you principle of subsidiarity. enterprise." too in may persist if the partners are not rejected the senti- your love much for granted? all but one of the unofficial pleasurable Do How different things might Judas: "He that delivered Me! separated, since through memo- ments and feelings related you try to share and do modern Wjguagc translations of to and Marital the have been! So often, after read- unto thee hath the. greater sin.”! ry imagination each can con- your experience with him. Re- things together? love, encycVcal issued by the Vat- do this. Pilate sentenced tinue to his self-centered even when based Sacra- ing history, we say Take, Him to death,! enjoy member, the whole on a ican Polyglot Press. Seen affair and for St. John but the defection feelings without the mental bond, effort and Encyclical example, Chrysos- of an apostle experiencing everything connected with it was requires THE IMPORTANT tom, of the greatest saints in stained with the rude shock that would result from illicit. yet must admit thing is to one was greater! initiative, you the that try to discover Avhat the en- Church history. Famed for sanc- guilt. discovery that in reality each during this last year at least DON'T MAKE a cyclical tity and at the age of is seeking himself. romantic your contribution must have been really means by “so- Pertinent U.S. eloquence, only to WIIAT A 60 Oil! burden is ours! mountain out of this cialization.” he was seized by imperial of- emotion- largely negative. What responsibility! TAKE A GOOD look at your In the first place “socialization" ficers at the instigation of jeal- May the| WASHINGTON (NO The Pope’s stress on labor- Holy to to this man. You Is ous brethren. Spirit inspire you not de- relationship not to be confused with so- management cooperation in his recent “is di- liver Christ over to the modern have been sincere in facing the cialism. Socialism in the strict encyclical The moment his INSTITUTIONAL ship 101 l the in BUYERS!! Pilates Africa and Asia. fact that you are not good for rectly pertinent" to the situation the U.S. a sense of the word is condemned in today, harbor en route to exile, he look- Cut this each other. then Labor out column, pin your Why do you find in the encyclical. priest said here in a Day sermon. ed back and saw his cathedral in sacrifice to FORSTS it and address it to it so difficult to get him out of “Socialization," flames in the context There arc programs of the fire in the FORMOST many successful labor-manage- starting Fulton J. Nation- mind? Is it not because Bishop Sheen, jyour you of the new is under- pulpit from which he so often had encyclical ment cooperation in the U. S., al ■» Director, Society for the 1 are qui' unconsciously perhaps, stood as the “progressive mul- !preached. "but there is still a great deal the limitations of collective bar- of Propagation the 366 to the feel- MEATS & PROVISIONS of relations in Faith, desperately clinging TASTY tiplication society, room of for improvement," said gaining at the company or indus- Fifth Ave., New York, to ONCE IN EXILE in a foreign or your and sentiments you exper- with different forms life and ings PHONE of G. direc- try level directly diocesan Msgr. George Higgins, are pertinent to land his mind toward the director: Martin in this PHONE ■' - * turned, Bishop ienced relationship? O' COLLECT u. s. activity, and institution- tor of the NCWC Social Action , juridical the situation in which we find W. 31 missions. He induced a Stanton, Mulberry St., New- What were these feelings? Ob- CSS inspected alization." foreign , It finds its expression! ourselves at ACCimNCE] KINGSTON and passed by \ Department. in the U. S. the pres- ark. or Rt. Hev. Msgr. there hermit to forsake contemplation William viously was a big boost to MA 2-1505 for the rr _ I DEPARTMENT Of most part, not in gov- He preached at a Pontifical ent time ... 24 FE , j and F. Louis, DcC.rasse Pater- self-esteem, since 1-3500\ agriculture , put his piety to work in Phoe- St., your it is a flat- ernmental programs but in “a Mass offered in Sacred Heart 132 “For one son. to ❖ \OT. we need to set nicia, Arabia and the Orient, lie tering feci that one wide thing, experience range of groups, move- 1 Church by Auxiliary Bishop Phil YOUR TRIPLE GUARANTEE up organized programs of labor- wrote to an abbot urging him to monts, associations and institu- ip M. Mannan of Washington. management cooperation in many send monks to lands, and Scores of pagan tions . both within leaders . . single na-; government and individual more companies. Sec- to a friend him to tional communities labor union officials attended the wealthy urging Offer! and on an in- ; ought be Special ondly, we to thinking support the missionaries. ternational level." Mass, by the Washing- sponsored more about industry-wide coop- ton Archdioccsan Council If Chrysostom had been allowed of eration between Music Is POPE JOHN SAYS labor and man- that while! Catholic Men. to propagate the Faith as he de- all for agement.” s|.oo socialization "restricts the sired, if his schismatic followers range After the Mass a wreath was A of the individual his! had loved the missions Lifelong as regards placed at the statue of James! HE SAII) THE encyclical docs as they Hobby... Crosier ■ liberty of action,” it does not' did one wonders if Mos- h| ; Cardinal Gibbons, champion of not pretend that improved labor- intrigue, Mokes Children reduce lcmism would ever have necessarily men to auto- the rights of labor who died in management cooperation “will of destroy- matons. ed the Faith in those lands. 1921, by Joseph A. Beirnc, presi- itself solve all of our economic very Family "So Had the missions long as socialization con- dent of the Communications problems." foreign been Happier fines its activity within the limits Workers of America, AFL-CIO. more Christianized then, the his- Monthly j ! "On the contrary," he added, of the moral order, tory of the world would have been along the lines "it clearly recognizes that the MSGR. HIGGINS said changed. Published indicated,” he concludes, “it does Pope by government has an indispensable John’s empha RENTA not, of its entail serious encyclical clearly THE CROSIER EATHERS nature, role to in the gen- WE ARE AT similar sizes that in labor- play promoting a moment dangers of restriction to the de- I organization eral economic welfare—a greater in The is us ! management relations should history. Pope begging triment of individual human be- not 5 mo. subscription $1 role than some of our to only be an end in but should perhaps support him. that he may send ings: rather, itself, he and FREE at it to promote a Rosary PIANO helps directed fellow citizens arc to missionaries to Africa, Asia and | to the common good of prepared in -them the de- expression and admit mention is other of the world. i society. .. . Special parts If we To now subscribers we offer ties velopment of personal char- truly "In made of the fact that au- fail this time, not Moslcmism, but elaborating upon this public discount and a gift: a strong black acteristics; it an produces, too, thorities have it within communism will take over these GRIFFITHS point.” Higgins continued, now capa- rosary. organic reconstruction Msgr. of society, 'to areas. While "the Holy Father calls for a num- bility control fluctuations in the government which our predecessor I’ius XI in the and with spends billions of dollars .let note and git the current issue ber of far-reaching changes in economy, the hope on for- featuring: the encyclical Quadragcsimo ol success to the recur- aid to save these the field of labor-management re prevent eign peoples ONE TWO WORLDS Anno put forward grpim. CITY, and defended lotions. of massive from communist what DCftLIN. He says, for example, rence unemployment.’ rule, are JENNIE FARLEY ns the indispensable by prerequisite workers entitled we to save their souls? [that are To share “This is of immediate doing for the of the demands point in as well We Catholics give an average CANDID CAMERA: by LUCILLE HASLEY siyjsfying ownership as manage- practical interest in the U. S. at of social justice.” ment. The of the of 27 cents per year to the Holy language ency- a time when is unemployment A b eugene geissler clical is clear on Father for his 200,000 missionar- SENSE OF PRAYER: y THERE are THREE unmistakcahly running at the rate of ways of approxi- both these ies. The government $66 besides Mil this will points and extremely 7%.” gives per vou fin«l cood readme for nil the family in the misinterpreting what the mately encycli- forceful in n C lub. Teenaceri' Column. Thu and much more by with person one of South- »iVn* K« cal comparison the country vill be yours. says about socialization. The east Asia! Remember what language of previous docu- Just a dollar bill first would papal wrap in a of paper with your name and address lie to confuse so- •»nd mail ments. the world will be tomorrow de- today to. cialization with socialism. The "The Father's Indulgence pends on us Communism second Holy emphasis today. would he to equate so- on the importance of labor-man- grows less its own CROSIER MONTHLY cialization by propaganda exclusively with gov- For Kiss than Family agement cooperation at every by our neglect. ernmental action. The third, to level of the Dept. A, MINN. economy,” Msgr. As Our Lord told Pilate about ONAMIA, equate socialization exclusively VATICAN CITY (NC) To Higgins said, "and his analysis of encourage greater devotion to St. I’cter, the Holy See has

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St. slums of the Bowery the city of St. maining within the limits traced Anthony 'on runs the already Restless and Overtime’ Francis road of faith repelled hy the “I RETURNED strange "nega- to Italy. In my spirit by past American experience of people instead of tive abstractionalism” he found in followed by painter William the there no longer was an image. I lacked Anne Mae to By Buckley aspiring raise itself to anew under- United Congdon. States, Congdon settled in Venice the will to I back paint ... went up is MONTCLAIR A standing not art," he said. "It may in the ’4os. long time ilis in New to Assisi and to His house where I paintings hang York's he might here decoration, illustration or merely The first toward ago somebody decided to step conversion have the last possibility of salvation." Metropolitan Museum and Museum of brushwork.” came when name a street after an Italian he made a visit to Assisi with the life Modern Art and a dozen other Living closely religious gentleman major Critical of much of today’s sacred in 1951. Moved the who at least by frescoes of Giotto of Father Rossi’s was collections, hut -19, lives in Congdon ended Congdon, a art, is and group, indirectly responsible for the Congdon even more repelled by Cimabue depicting the life of St. his bare studio in Assisi where he long search. He was baptized in As- is paint- the street, the town state of much of today’s modern Francis in the basilica over his and the nation. tomb, the sisi in the fall of 1959 and received his ing out the suffering and exaltation of It abstraction. it as often debased American read is that Columbus Seeing artist the "Little Flow- First appropriate his 1959 conversion to Catholicism. Communion from Amleto Cardinal and he laments: Ave. is the home degenerate, "So many ers of St. Francis." of Rose When he first became former Apostolic in a Catholic, Cicognani, Delegate have lost their purity of vision Grieco who in ... It He returned Assisi music and dance to on> Christmas the U. S. and the Rhode Island-born artist refused now Vatican of to has become slick and Eve Secretary and stories, and most grossly com- and was moved the currently But after deeply by State. paint any longer. long months mercial." anew play, is dedicated to the "spontaneity and passion" of the towns- of doubts, agony and prayer, the lean, preservation of Italian-Amcri- people celebrating the birth of Our Lord. WITH to HIS CONVERSION, the paint- intense painter came the conclusion BORN IN PROVIDENCE can culture. in 1912, er said, “I was free to follow the will that "art is one of the purest of IT means Congdon was graduated from Yale in WAS THEN someone Miss Grieco’s play, suggested of God wherever it call “Anthony the mystery of God in 1934. might me, even discovering our- A sense of inner he he visit Rev. Giovanni Rossi, founder on will be the fail upheaval of if this meant to Overtime,” selves.” paint no longer. Only later said "from childhood I have the "For Christian production of the Blackfriars’ my a Commonwealth in this spirit of liberty may there beborn had a sense of turned him to Theater, New guilt” Movement,” located at Assisi. The move- York, with open- WORLD in me new THU OF ART has yet to pictures.” art. ment and its founder ing night set for Oct. 20. are deeply artistic has continued see more than a of the "new” Congdon to remain glimpse and With the outbreak of the war, he Christian, and his contact there the close to Father Rossi's “WHAT IS MY PLAY Congdon. canvases painted after his group, although about became an ambulance driver with the made an immense impression on him. he is not a member of it. His studio, .?” conversion that tell in his own terms his . . muses Miss Grieco. U. S. in Africa, Father Rossi Army, serving and suggested straight out that without electric reaction to the world Italy light, is near the move- “People will say it is about dif- passionate of faith. Germany. He continued the Congdon think of a Catholic. Christ-centered painting becoming ment’s and he attends the ferent They arc headquarters things. They will say it abstractions, devastation and horror he The artist said he would think about saw. it exercises. is about meditations on the Crucifixion, the An- group’s daily religious an Italian match- After and added: “I’ll return.” the war he turned his back on nunciation and other about old worlds Christian mys- maker, trading his comfortable He moved The "return” was nine in the surroundings. years SPEAKING OF CONGDON’S new for new and new teries, which he hopes will prove a "new worlds for old, into New York’s making. Bowery, living in slums paintings in a to the artist’s about their and true sacred art." preface people finding own where derelicts died in alleyways. Scorn- that time he to In-, book, the Maritain niche During journeyed philosopher Jacques in spite of their back- The to the Faith and long journey ing the brush and with and Greece. Beset “With William working palette dia, Egypt by grave says: Congdon we find grounds, about an American the new form his art has taken is knife, lie began painting the squalid personal problems, he found himself ourselves before an art of extreme sen- girl who Italian and im- goes an gradually becoming An exhibi- horror of his the public. surroundings, of each of his in the of the visible and Italian misery thinking pictures as a sitivity presence ported girl who turns tion of about 50 canvases here opened and desolation of the abysmally poor. "deferment of a possible death the out sen- spiritual, which excludes evvy jazzy. late in August, and in 1902, 20 February, tence." form of and exercises “As I think of the facility rigorous it, ‘grand- of them will be exhibited in New York, IT WAS THEN he discovered his MONTCLAIR In 1959, he traveled to Vat self-control in to means. . . was PLAYWRIGHT: Rose Grieco Angkor regards father’ of this play a story ponders .ot the same time lie is personal disk publishing a symbol —a of gold. Before in Cambodia with the I hopes of finding “I have desired wrote for The Commonweal script change in garden tree short book, entitled bis to pay my tribute where a fig furnishes a Disk of Gold," conversion this was often the "My symbol new inspirations among the ancient tem- to the in 1954 called ‘Wine and bit of audacity of a great spiritual ad- Fig the Italian tradition she which recounts his conversion. sun but it is the the Euchar- writes about. today Host, ples and statues of Buddha. he venture, said Miss sit- Instead, to the trust and love with which Trees’,” Grieco, ist. it out of the "Unknowingly rose in the “interminable files of swol- said, a painter of the stature of ting on an Italian-style wrought THE I’ROBLKMS an abstract of Congdon en- facing profundity my spiritual needs and it len sensual and Buddhas, tottering under trusts his art to his God.” iron chair in her garden near And Cathy, the American the bocci court and the fig Unitarian girl who falls in love tree. Her hair is dark and nat- with John "and you can just urally curly; she measures ex- Fitness imagine what happens.” Develops Physical in Grammar Schools actly five feet in height with- out her size 4-B and in WHAT Ed did not include the shoes, ABOUT By Grant Catholic " Our had to take into that could be Anthony? plan performed in the ual, material for the she wore program spe- dents give this ser- garden a dirndle Miss Grieco SOUTH ORANGE — A schools. publication laughs. "One pro- all of the realities narrow aisles between day perspective them.” cial events, in skirt and peasant blouse. Father participation na- ious consideration as a Dominic O. gram of education for of Catholic education the possi- Rover, P„ physical fre- tional fitness IT WAS THEN that tests, phonograph ble solution for the of Blackfriars, who has Catholic schools de- DiFilip- lack THE OBJECTIVES of lack of helped grammar quent of proper facilities the na- MISS GRIECO has con- records for dances and a great deal by Dr. Victor po invited other Catholic edu- tional council games, trained personnel in me in veloped J. Di- for the are threefold: 1) elementary tributed a developing physical education, pro- consultation number of stories to cators the services, evalua- school my plot, said he didn’t director the in field to join with hibitive to aid the individual physical education, like my Filippo, of depart- expense of hiring spe- teacher in The Commonweal, all on the tion of programs, interschool original ment him in planning a national health and recreation.” title, ’Life With Aunt of physical education at pro- cial teachers, if, teaching a comprehensive and same theme: the indeed, you exchange services beauty of gram of education and profes- Lina.’ He said, ‘You know who Seton Hall is doing physical in were able find And from President Ken- Italian culture University, to Vic progressively planned program sional and schools. them," advisory service. traditions, your main character its bit towards grammar explains. of Council Youth is, don’t solving the physical education; 2) to as- nedy’s on Fitness and the pathos in the danger you?’ I said, ‘Aunt of the “soft Later, sist individual this kudos: "The Lina.* He problem Amer- in 1959, the com- “We worked schools with the HOW WELL DOES the comes Presi- of their loss. She has also writ- finally out a said, ‘No. ican.” plan plan dent’s Council Anthony.’ 1 said, mittee presented its report which operation of a coordinated, commends the ten for Catholic Digest, Our would enable the class- work? Mother M. Bernadette, who?’ A to National Council ‘Anthony He said St. An- preacher and practitioner the physical education com- room comprehensive and balanced on Physical Lady of Fatima magazine, the teacher herself to give the C.5.J.8., principal at St. Ber- thony.’ of good mittee of Education on the physical condition all of the department of plan physical education; 3) nard's, very excellent Messenger of the Sacred Heart, instructions, and, if necessary, Plainfield, says, "Our "And to aid on you know he was his life, DiFilippo had long superintendents of the National Catholic boys and girls job done and the success Dance, and will have right. conduct the program in the children have benefitted Freeman, to tre- St. ever been achieve of the Anthony, without ap- worried about the state Catholic Education Association. classroom. optimum health in physical fitness program a story in the first issue of We even had to take mendously from the program as dominates of American youth order that prepared for in pearing, the whole in our Shortly thereafter, the National into they may become use Catholic Country Beautiful, due this account the older-type prescribed by the council. As an thing. Aunt Lina mechanized But he Council schools the keeps him age. didn't on Physical Education schools with fixed more articulate and throughout coun- month. A life of desks and inspira- administrator, I have learned book-length just working overtime.” talk about it, he began to came into being. worked tional. try.” Bishop John Baptist Scalabrini out simple exercises that no school need be without make plans when the cli- commissioned and, To achieve these the a education was by St. SO PLAYWRIGHT ends, physical program, re was THE PROGRAM is Grieco mate right, he was now ac- Charles Borromeo ready council had materials even it Seminary, named her prepared though may be limited work, "Anthony on to do about it. tive in as many as 60 dioceses Staten Island. Of the four something which will guide the teacher because of lack of facilities.” plays Overtime” quite be- That with the (and happily moment came seven largest first) pro- she has on throughout the year in a There written, “Anthony she has been day- are also endorsements cause devoted to years ago when the Kraus- gram having developed here in Overtime” is the first to hit by-day for her the the saint program pupils. from higher quarters. since Padua Weber was The the Archdiocese of Newark. visiting study published These include boards. a magazine Standing Committee in 1951 to for the on Moral Participation is pray recovery showing how far behind Europ- voluntary with ‘‘l’ve always written,” "Phys Ed Specialist Thru-the- laughs of a aunt. Problems of the Department of each school gravely ill The aunt ean children were American and applications fo Miss Grieco. “Ever since I Mail” sent twice a month was to Superintendents of the NCEA tccovered. and join flow in on at 12 old. boys girls of similar age. each DlFllippo years It’s I teacher, a teacher's man- recommends that something And now St. is superinten- his Seton Hall office each Anthony again Various national were in- have to do, whether plans day. anything "worked overtime” with being troduced to remedy the de- is ever published or not. Some prayers for the success of the ficiencies, but, like so people have to golf. many play . new Blackfriars’ play. other educational schemes, they BUT WRITING is by no means her only occupation. Born in Montclair of Italian Sunshine and Sunday parents, she studied at the A FIRST Account Feagin School of Dramatic Art NATIONAL Savings and La Sevilla School of Danc-

ing, both in New York, and now teaches ballet, creative the danc- By Sea make ing, Spanish and social danc- it so! ing in four Montclair public By Floyd Anderson schools, in addition to giving and dramatics private dancing SEASIDE PARK It is true that the lessons. unfortunately more sensational aspects of life make the headlines. This In is no less 1947 she founded the Ital- true of vacationers than of inter- ian Folklore summer group which has national relations. Thus it is not surpris- performed Italian folk music and dances ing that noisy and sometimes at such places as rowdy beach teenage beer drinkers and Scton Hall University’s Italian parties, dusk to dawn partying make news Institute. She also writes plays stories. There is another side life the and music for productions of to at Montclair’s shore, not because it is Cosmopolitan Club. usually portrayed And she so normal. This is the annual influx of travels notably to twice in the to enjoy their vacations in the Italy, past 10 years. families, sunshine and salt sea air. Many of them “THE ITALIAN who has for the come summer; others for shorter broken contact with his ances- vacation periods. Some go to the shore for who has 0 try, changed his name fishing and crabbing, others for surf rid- and so on, is missing the vitali- ing, others just to lie in the sand and soak ty and warmth he would have Vitamin D from the of up bright rays the had if he hadn't shaken off his sun. all home brown and Miss They come background,” Grieco says. healthy; and parents hope their children “I think we are better Ameri- will have a winter freer from sickness due to weeks or months cans if we keep these things spent in the sun. and share them.” But these people have not aban- But this is not the drum only doned their normal life because it is va- she is beating in "Anthony on cation time. You have but Overtime.” to drive the through towns on the shore to real- MAY ize that. Towns with a winter “I BE wrong, but I popu- lation of 700 think it a or 800 have is good play. I’ll nev- persons churches for er be compared with Shakes- a population of 7,000 or but 8,000. The "extras" the peare, my play is enter- are summer visitors. taining," she says. “And I think the You find Masses theater-going public at the shore churches is ready for this sort of thing. packed, beginning at the earli- est People have become dis- ones (for the fishermen who can

couraged from going to the hardly wait to go to sea in their bouncy A relaxing vacation » jost one reason forsaving at First theater by some of the ‘slop’ on boats). make I think National. Many people regular as a w ~e Broadway. the theater It is an inspiring sight to attend deposits needs a breath of fresh air. Mass in these shore churches. When expenses for wfeguard against unexpected ...others a has to with the the time "My play comes to receive Communion, home or too. conflicts and future furnishings...tax payments, Prob- problems that be- it seems the entire as though congregation erupts there is set It has cultural the best is any family. a spontaneous the ably part knowing that yon have ready cash on move toward altar rails, and at times it conflicts rather than the heavy seems that the vast need takes of the receives their Lord hand for any purpose, any time you itIt only a dark conflicts majority people Broadway has in Communion. to been few minutes open a savings account at any one submitting to, the perver- of This is it the not just one town; sion. sexual abnormalities, First National’s ten convenient wherever Catholics ollices throughout Hudson the prostitute-heroine.” happens go on must vacation. This be a great in- County. And remember, First National pays the highest

CASTING OF to are "Anthony on spiration those Catholics who that Kite of interest on savings any commercial bank may Overtime” is being done this minorities in some of the shore from to week. There are must to pay ...on accounts $lO $25,000. only six char- towns; it be a great lesson acters: non-Catholics, as they see their Aunt who Lina, thinks "every- Catholic neighbors exchange swim thing good in the world had in suits and comfortable casual wear Better at have banking begins Fuuumci its beginning in Italy” and for Sunday best. Donning shirt and BANK who, Miss Grieco declares, tie hot on a Sunday is only a minor your full-service bank! could be best played by Anna sacrifice, to be sure —but it is Magnani: noticeable to those who sometimes Uncle Paul, who "loves things skip Sunday worship because it is hot and humid. Italian but adjusts to American And THE who knows which of these non-Catholic observers may ST grateful for the life, opportuni- be saying (to an old "See how those Cath- offered paraphrase saying): ties by the New olics love the Lord . . ." FIRST I World"; NATIONAL BANK John, who is "proud of his OF JERSEY CiTY heritage but conflicts with Lina t because he doesn’t make a Memben federal Deposit Insurance of Corporation • Federal Reservo System production it”; FOR FITNESS: Boys (above) and girls (below) at St. who Joe, feels that "we’re Bernard's show School, Plainfield, off some of their Main Office: One living in America, let’s be Exchange Place, Jersey City newly skills at a demonstration and acquired for parents American, forget about Advocate ...and nine other convenient offices in He of school’s Italy"; the physical education program, planned under Jersey City, Hoboken, West Hew York, Harrison and Pasqualina, the Italian girl the aegis of the National Council on Physical Kearr.y 11 7, 1961 who "goes jazzy"; September Education. 12 THE ADVOCATE September 7, 1961 Birthday of Bishop McNulty Gives 24 America Needs Mary a Strong Student Army NursingDiplomas in Passaic PASSAIC Twenty-four grad- chairman of the hospital board of June citizens By Dwyer of our country, to he strongest country in the world. new uates of St. exciting beginning. VVliat Mary’s Hospital governors. Rev. Joseph E. Man- better followers That old bell has of Christ and have done before School of (Passaic) were rune again Your job is just as important you can be Nursing ton of Boston addressed the grad- heirs to Heaven. or as awarded is it anew bell in your as that of the soldier in the forgotten you start with a diplomas by Bishop Mc- uates. school? 2 It is as the Senator in the Con- clean slate, with anew teach- Nulty Sept. in St. Nicholas celebrated sounding through- YOUR field, Bishop McNulty UNIFORMS arc out all of North your with new with a Church here. Jersey in gress, as the doctor in the hos- er, subjects, assisted Rev. starched dresses and Benediction, by fact new to throughout the entire neatly the teacher who is desire succeed. The graduates were presented coun- pital, as Richard G. Rento, hospital chap- pressed trousers. Your weapons try. It is and girls For the If by Msgr. Andrew J. Romanak, calling boys guiding you. you are you accept your work lain; Msgr. J. Coyne, pas- are your brains. Your battle- day Philip kindergarteners right future of America and by and try be the through field unless day to best tor of St. Nicholas; and is filled with textbooks, Msgr. college students back to the do as students student that you can be, William F. chancellor of records, film and you your job you St. Michael’s Louis, strips news succeed. You classroom.. the work of the the will will be the Paterson Diocese. The of the world. Your commander soldier, giving hospi- It is country and God calling you to join the is senator, the doctor and the your your the tal choir sang under the direction your teacher. Your goal is Sets Graduation of students to waste. best of your No army who arc pre- to learn teacher will go Un- ability. one can of as much as can Maryanne Nagy. you ask for paring themselves to be better to less learn enough to carry more. Father Rento celebrated tho help make America the you NEWARK St. Michael Hos- them, Good to each of in on for they might just as Juck you pital School of Nursing will graduation Mass that morning in well quit right your new year. May God now. guide graduate 44 nurses and its the hospital chapel. A Commun- and you strengthen you. May School of Medical Technology, ion breakfast followed in the hos- ALSO he give the Y’OU ARK to you courage to give two preparing medical technologists, at pital coffee shop. all. the wisdom be soldiers of Christ. The school your to Admission of the freshman keep a ceremony at Sacred Heart bell is trying, the faith to you to learn keep believ- Cathedral class with calling Sept. 10 at 3 p.m. will be Sept. 11 an more about ing. Make it a your religion so you good year. Your orientation tea Msgr. Thomas M. Reardon at 2 p.m. is can be a strong and perfect country counting on you. will address the graduates, Christian and a good example while Abbot Patrick M. 22 to others. You do not know Graduate Rosarians to Greet O’Brien, 0.5.8., presides in what challenges will come to the sanctuary and Rev. John your faith in the New Moderator From All Souls future; you Oates conducts the music. must prepare now to meet The graduates will VERONA—The Rosary-Altar be pre- MORRISTOWN All Souls each and of them be- everyone sented to the Abbot Society of Our Lady of the Lake by Robert School of fore they come. Hospital Nursing wilt E. School of You meet Sept. 11. Briggs, R.N., graduated 22 student nurses are also preparing to Nursing director. the Rev. John mod- Following Sept. 7 at Church wage the battle for own Meyer, new Assumption your awarding of the diplomas by here. soul against a world of erator of the will be tempta- society, Abbot Sister M. O’Brien, Fe- Rev. Walter P. tions. You must be strong welcomed. Rev. Gene A. Herb- Alger. 0.P., licitas, administrator S.F.P., of the and close God slcr will on an “Ameri- hospital chaplain, presented enough enough to speak St. will Michaels’, present each to to win that battle. can in Rome.” Father Herbster graduates Bishop McNulty with graduate a school pin. who Rev. Martin was ordained in Rome Dec. 18, presided. TIIE SCHOOL YEAR is an 1960. Rauschor, 0.5.8., Newton, 55 Admitted spoke. Irish Carolyn Ann Davis, New Recipe At St. Brunswick, and Patricia Eileen Joseph’s Ryan, Hillside, received honors.

CHEF AT WORK: PATERSON - Fifty-five new Daytime occupation of Maureen nursing students Jones is of were wel- Graduation Set operation adding machine and other de- That Famous comed at St. Joseph’s Hospital vices connected Stew with bookeeping at The Advocate; School of Nursing here Sept. she dons an and 6 In Elizabeth evenings apron concocts such morsels with parties sponsored by the the as hearty Irish Stew. Though bookkeeping machines at The Advocate Parents’ the Her recipe is straight from the keep faculty. Guild, ELIZABETH Sixteen nurs- Irish-born Maureen Jones of Newark we “big sisters,” and the class Old Sod —and so busy, managed to of ing students will from is she. capture graduate her enough to get the REAL 1963. long recipe for that fa- St. Elizabeth’s School Irish Other Hospital mous stew. The recipe is suggested to four social functions herald- serve persons. of Nursing Sept. 10 at 2:30 p.m. the start of Lourdes Breakfast ACROSS 19 ing anew year The will be held in Supposing that ceremony ROBERT are a dinner dance WEST Sept. 16 ORANGE Rosarians Irish Stew 1 Anniversary of birth 21 Company St. Mary’s Church, Elizabeth. (Abbr.) at the 8.P.0.E. of Our Hall, Paterson, Lady of Lourdes parish 7 Portal 25 Spanish word for THE 2 lbs. beef yes sponsored Rev. chaplain, TREAT will stewing 8 potatoes by tlie Parents’ George Lasko, hear Msgr. Thomas J. 8 Letters of alphabet 26 Registered 3 nurse to will present the graduates to carrotts Guild welcome new students Tuohy of Seton Hall pepper between D and University G (Abbr.) Msgr. William F. St. 3 onions and their and Furlong, their salt parents, a square HOTEL at Communion 10 Pint (Abbr.) 27 Second note of breakfast, dance Mary’s pastor, who will confer Sept. 23 in the school Oct. 1, at the Cedar Cut beef into small and 11 Letters bfore and diatonic Towers, stewing pieces place on bottom scale the Msgr. Leo J. PARK PLACE, NEWARK auditorium also sponsored diplomas. Grove, 8 of saucepan. Smother with after T 28 by following a.m. Mass. cut carrots and onions. Cover in- Mountain (Abbr.) the Parents’ Guild. Martin, pastor of Our Lady of Mrs. Frank is chairman. gredients with water and boil. 12 Saint (Abbr.) Coyle bring to a Simmer gently for Victories, Jersey City, will CORDIALLY INVITES YOUR about three quarters of an hour. 13 Opposite of off THE FIRST Book for Youth speak. RESERVATIONS FOR parish church in Put potatoes into 14 Same as 8 across saucepan, add pepper and salt to taste. Alabama was established 16 Myself in 1704 Simmer slowly for about a half hour or until potatoes are • COMMUNION at Fort Louis de la Mobile. cooked. 17 Perform Suburban Women 18 Goes with “either” BREAKFAST Inventor 19 the Opposite of out of Submarine Set for Luncheon • ORDINATION Business Loans St. Cecilia’s Dads 20 North Carolina (Abbr.) SHORT HILLS The Esscx- DINNERS Automobile Loans To Suburhan District Council of Open With Film 22 Twelve-inch measure Lived in North Catholic Women will hold • WEDDING (Abbr.) a Accounts ENGLEWOOD - The film Jersey Checking luncheon at Altman’s Sept. 28 Operation Abolition, 23 "Happy Birthday RECEPTIONS dealing SUBMARINE PIONEER* with Mrs. Paul of West You” on a submarine Doody Mortgages with communism in the working that U.S., JOHN PHILIP chairman. 24 "Give HOLLAND, by would Orange, • OTHER SOCIAL will be shown this day capture and disarm ves- at the opening Frank Morriss. Personal Loans Bruce. $2.50. Plans are being made for the our bread sels without them. of the St. daily sinking How- meeting Cecilia’s This book in the council’s first meeting of FUNCTIONS 25 Title of new Catholic he died before open Fathers' respect used ever. his hopes Accounts Club 21 at 8 Series Savings Sept. Treasury will have could leave the season to be held Oct. 6 in to par- the board. p.m. Guests have been invited. speaking men ticular drawing • interest for children in at Immaculate Heart of Mary, 27 Edge His fame rests North securely on Jersey. It concerns a Maplewood, after 8 Mass. Modern air conditioned 29 Not guilty the fact that p.m. he invented the great American inventor who banquet facilities fine New first successful submarine. Commercialtrust co. Moderator Set lived in Paterson food and DOWN and Newark, service always. F.A. Nurses’ Conference STANLEY of 1 " art and who was, as the title J. AKUS NewJersey In Plainfield Meet thou pro- claims, the "submarine pio- Manager among women” Draws Area PLAINFIELD Delegates St. Mary’s neer.” MAIN 2 Road (Abbr.) Harrison Mothers 15 ROCHESTER Rev. liar- • OFFICE: Exchange Place, Jersey Crty Parents’ Guild will hold its This book first 3 Opposite of bottom tells well the in- rold assistant director meeting 12 in the hall life of John To Meet 11 Murray, FOR RESERVATIONS Sept. 4 Opposite of cold teresting Philip Hol- Sept. 11 Convenient Offices of hospitals for the Newark 8 recitation of an Irish following p.m. 5 Doctor (Abbr.) land, teacher who HARRISON The Mother’s Archdiocese, and Mary Airey, Call MArket the in the Church. 2-1000 Rosary Rev. 6 Not old came to America great- quite so as seeking Guild of Our of Czensto- Martin Lady of the Archdiocesan - F. new er president BAYONNE JERSEY CITY . UNION CITY Sherry, moder- 9 Foot (Abbr.) opportunities. Fortunately he chowa will meet 11 at A KNOTT HOTEL ator Sept. Council of Catholic Nurses, will of the group, will be in- 11 Therefore met a Father Whelan of Pater- 7:30 in MfMßraFEDERAL p.m. the parish hall. serve as delegates to the New ALBERT W. STENDER, Pr.jid.nt RESERVE SYSTEM AW) FEDERAL OEPOSIT INSURANCE COUP. troduced to the members in Boston. From by 15 of water son that visit Spring York-New Jersey Regional Con- Msgr. Harold V. Colgan, pastor. 16 Very high hill came a position as teacher in CATHOLIC missionaries are ference of Catholic Nurses to St. Joseph’s School, Paterson, not allowed in lilmtan. be held here Sept. 21-24. and Father Whelan’s encour- agement of Holland’s deter- Join your fri.nd* ond neighbor* and take mination to invent a boat that of advantage our Reader grsaloit Service. could travel underwater. Be prepared for unexpected accidenti and There were discouragements unexpected accident expenie with thii 24 FINE galore as Holland tried his FOODS new HOURADAY PROTECTION. You can collect invention in the waters of the The entire will the fine oil the'coth benefit* shown below. Passaic River, family enjoy but a final glor- £s4 foods served the ious when by restaurants listed in victory the U. S. THE ADVOCATE restaurant Navy eventually accepted his column. t plans for the submarine. From Holland’s invention FREE PARKING evolved the submarine as we AIR CONDITIONED know it His idea % today. was not a primarily warlike craft, but Specialising In HOME MADE cne that would help bring peace Ravioli Cavatelli to the world, by making war Manicotti a ACCIDENT INSURANCE impossible. Shortly before his death he told his old friend, then WEEK Msgr. Whelan of St. Patrick’s 3 PRIVATE BANQUET Cathedral, where PAYS FOR MINOR ACCIDENTS Newark, Hol- ROOMS PAYS FOR SERIOUS ACCIDENTS land then lived, PAYS FOR FATAL ACCIDENTS that he was

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As soon as Labor Day passes, the mad dash for reorgani- THE COLUMN—Publicity chairmen of all women’l zation organ- and organization of begins. organizations With this swirl izations are invited to make use of the North Date of Jersey activity comes the thankless job of relations public and pub- Book. This lists the coming events in brief form. We will which falls licity usually on the typewriter of one lit- need the of the brave, name group, the occasion, date and and erate, willing time, efficient, person. the chairman. For the benefit of those women who are said Additional information handling might your affair out for bring typewriter your women’s we organization offer the follow- of the ordinary news, i.c., is it a I,oooth anniversary, is your on the wiles ing tips and ways of the women’s of The chairman all page building of the card tables herself, is this the Advocate. If have other questions you ahy —we are at first time your you are holding an apple blossom festival, is this disposal. the last time you are holding an apple blossom festival?

WHY A COLUMN—"Don’t the people at The Advocate re- alize the 9 Union Alumnae Enter hours we spend in and a City planning running successful card party, tea, etc.? don’t meeting, Why they give us more than a note in a column?” Sisters Catholic No than of Apostolate one appreciates more we do the tremendous work done by the hundreds of UNION women working for the of CITY An English are Grace Barbcrich, daugh- good the Church and its organizations. The size of mail is a teacher at Holy Acad- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent our Angels good indication of that. But our job is to serve our readers emy here and nine of her for- Harberich, North Bergen; with the most possible news in the best possible form. We do mer will enter the Sis- Charlene of pupils Bolcik, daughter not have the to include space committee names and details ters of the Catholic Mrs. Louise Bolcik, Apostolatc Fort Lee; for each affair, therefore we do not include them for any on Sept. 9. Catherine Butler, daughter of affair. Isn’t that justice for you? Mr. and Mrs. Seth Butler Grace O’Brien of Queens, and We this saved hope space will let us tell about that Lynda you N.Y., who at the acad- Dudas, daughter of Mr. special card taught party that raised $2 million or the tea that and Mrs. Frank was emy for the past year, will Dudas, both of served in lettuce leaves. Cliffside commence her religious stud- Park; ies at St. Novitiate, Marianne Greening, daugh- WHERE IS Joseph’s PTA—No, ma’am, we did not forget to save a of ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles place for llarriman, N.Y. A graduate your Parent Teacher news. That is in a special col- in 1956, she re- Greening, Mary umn of its own which has Holy Angels Bergenfield; usually a little line above it saying, ceived her in 1960 from Monahan, daughter of Mr. and Parents’ News. It can be found B.A. during the season on this’ Mrs. Thomas page or on the Catholic University of America. Monahan, Union page facing. The deadline for PTA news is Also entering the novitiate City; Dorothy Pinglora, daugh- Monday at 3 p.m. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond IM) OIHCLRS COUNT—We love Pinglora, Saddle Brook and officers but we can’t St. Guild tell Joseph’s Adeline our readers about them because don’t Ferrara, daughter of we have the space. But we do huve an idea that be Plans Fall Events Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ferrara, might more interesting to read, will give your and Brooklyn. president your organization a more JERSEY CITY—St. human and fills Joseph's quality, our space bill nicely. Guild for the Blind will meet From time to time we will run a column’ titled, Madame 11 at 8 m. A card parly Elected President. It will feature little tid-bits Sept. p Bergenite about your president Garden here is and her interests, i.e.. she at Canton Tea married an Olympic swimmer who scheduled for Sept. 25 at G sells swimming pools. She loves p.m. By Columbiettes fish, aqua lungs and skiing To get your proxy in this all column, you have to do is PRINCETON send Mrs. Vincent us a brief of your Be of Isabella biography leading lady. sure to in- Daughters O’Shea of Hackensack clude was your phone number in case we have questions. elected Tell Charity Plans president of the Colum- biettes of New CARING ABOI T AOU—As York, New Jer- the publicity for MIAMI BEACH (NC) The person your and Connecticut special group are a sey at the re- you very important person to us. We have of Isabella national Daughters to know about each cent convention at the Nassau you time you write. We want to know board of directors has voted to Inn here. your and address and name a number where finance unit Formo- phone wa can a parish on reach the Other Jerseyans elected to of- you during day. sa. to establish a fund for the fice Mrs. Bernard New- These are vital statistics for each and were every release. training of Sisters to teach the man, Teaneck., advocate, and WHERE handicapped, laconetti TO WRITE—Send women’s Mary of Ridgefield, your page items to June Dwyer, The 31 Clinton sentinal. New Yorkers elected Advocate, St., Newark 2, N.J. were Agnes Walsh, Mrs. J. A HlNT—Sometimes we when are in a we TWIN SIZE Clark and Madeline hurry forget Rattigan, check things. So, why not each release before it Bird. goes out to be MAPLE BUNK BEDS $ 95 sure it answers the questions Who, What, When,’ Where and COMPLETE WITH INNERSPRING 69 Why maybe even How. ’ Alumnae to Meet If you have any questions please call us. BEDDING We are just ai eager as you are to present the WEST ENGLEWOOD strong, warm image of the - The Headquarter! for Sealy and Simmon! Bedding wonderful work of our women. New Jersey Alumnae Chapter of the ROUTE No. 46 DOVER ' - ■ College of St. Rose, Al- bany, will hold a business meet- FO 1-1704 fc ft ing Sept. 12 at 8:30 p.m. at the home of Open Every Evening Mary Beidl here. uwrrwli

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sports DANNY O'CONNELL spot Catholic Schoolboy Gridders The Deadline Was Too Late Planning Busy Season in '61 by ed woodward NEWARK In 10 the INCLUDING The best laid of ath- 31 to days, this opener, 108 starts its season 30 at plans Aug. in order start on Sept. be issued before 1. How latest Catholic letic directors Sept. pro- scheduled Peddie School. and coaches can 1. If it it schoolboy games are presently Sept. docs, definitely is that in be dealt any way duction, 1961,” will for the a severe blow to the isn’t made clear. essentially “Football, coming campaign. That different in debut. DePAUL LEAVES the inde- regard to prac- Currently in rehearsals, would mid-section by llth-hour an- So, two equal a record for one days before the tice than to Ihe ranks for traveling camp? show will open set pendent the Big Six, nouncements such as one is- Sunday, season in 1960. The stand- of some planned departures 17, when St. St. Our of sued the New Sept. Luke’s visits ard however, if joining Mary’s, Lady by Jersey State teams, the NJSIAA decided to IF THE could, topple NJSIAA is St. at the Immaculate Con- objection Mary’s Rutherford. one or Valley, Interscholastic Athletic more of several Associa- explain what it meant in the that open actual practice will take Not will ception, Bayley-Ellard and St. tion last only this launch the dates arc filled week. bulletin. by some of the place before Sept. 1, season Luke’s. why pick generally, but it will 19 North No teams shall leave for Jersey teams. By that athletic di- on teams time, going to A also mark the bow Amid rumors that it could be camp? of the A full is listed training camps before 12:01 rectors have made travel coach who Rig agenda for might would a Six playing its final go-’round in a permit Conference, made the m. Friday, Sept. 1, warned over Sept. 22-24 weekend with 13 appointments, notified players violation of the rules doesn’t from the the Catho- Big Five set. football, Tri-County the NJSIAA 29. That to Conference, contests All but Delbarton Aug. report and completed other have to go to lic camp to start which it was in its Conference will also have came initial ef- will be in action that just two before arrangements. There is no drills before on week- days rea- the fort in 1960. six teams that cham- prescribed end. The seeking more than one school had these Morristown School son why things should date. pionship. planned to for its train- depart have to be altered hastily The NJSIAA is not to ing camp. urged _ST. JOSEPH’S will leave the enforce its rule THERE MAY this year and circuit or may not after this season, leav- to THUS, ATHLETIC directors have change it for sea- been teams which left be- coming Home Sites ing the others to play with five and coaches sons. If a school for Grid Games wore faced with a fore the suddenly-imposed dead- wants to send members, seek additional fast its team to it shouldn’t re-scheduling or running line. If there were, the NJSIAA camp, SCHOOL schools or fold. the be risk of possibly would be penalized part of the first F , violating them a great with doing 1 Again battling Joseph's the NJSIAA by-laws. day because of travel. injustice by its regu- Campus, Madison "'ill be St. enforcing Rercen^rlTh r Cecilia’s, Not Cathol,c Bergen did the state as- lation. Honest Campus. Oradell only coaches, who will Catholic, Don Pius n Bosco, Pope sociation wait until practically abide the Morristown If the NJSIAA feels there by rules, at home or DePaul° Campus, and Queen of Peace. the last minute, but it also must ho strict enforcement at camp, shouldn’t have to The of pay Don independent sent its Bosco category “reminder” through a this rule, it should for those who campus. holds notify every- might break Ramsey the remaining seven wire Immaculate Conception service story not di- one, and notify them, at home or at Campus, Montclair teams clearly, that no camp. in the area, St. Bene- rectly to the schools. team is Bayonne Park to depart for a train- City Stadium dict’s, St. Peter’s, Seton Hall, before Summit St. ing camp 12:01 Campus, Delbar- IN DEFENSE of its action a.m. Our Lady u'i 'iVii Michael’s, Marist, of the Valley ton Sept. 1, 1962. It was too late Orange High School Field and Interest the NJSIAA P Oratory. here might claim that Pe ' S to down law McDonald Takes Passaic Stadium will be it lay any for n?i spiced up with the was just what it Queen of* Peacen re- repeating 1961 the North School had by time the NJSIAA Arlington High Field newal of the between said this S rivalry . Benedict’s regarding subject acted. Benedict Field St. Benedict’s in its St. Al's Post and St. Peter’s Juno bulletin. St. Cecilia s Winton White Stadium, Englewood Oct. 22 at Roosevelt Stadium, AS TO THE JERSEY CITY 08 Ph That, however, is not the “*• “ s M'llcr interpretation Hugh ? Stadium, West New York Jersey City. case. C In the bulletin, the generally, it doesn't seem to “Easy” McDonald, a former S cl' Campus, Hohokus NJSIAA agree with assistant , states the rule pertain- the theory of the by- coach at St. Aloysius a B 7 Rutherford High School Field Attend c.' „, ing to pre-season football prac- laws. The NJSIAA says, “There High School, will be head base- Chae s Study Week Roosevelt Stadium, Union City tice shall St. „ Ala. and presents its be no instructor ball coach for the Peters CULLMAN, - Some interpre- nor any 1962 season. Roosevelt Stadium, (NC) Jersey City 250 tation. coach in high school students charge of any Rev. Frank athletic Seton Hall from boys McNulty, Campus, South Orange Nowhere in a nine states in the either the using football, engaged in director, announced this week. participated rule southeastern or the interpretation, does conditioning activities or regional study week theory McDonald will replace Marty it of the Young Christian say that a team is practices.” Students pro- who was forced to Murphy, re- at St. Barnard’s hibited from before It wouldn't that load- College here. leaving appear sign because of his teaching Sept. 1. ing boys on a bus, Quiz Athletes About driving schedule at Bcrgenfield High Payments It does to a training say, “Schools es- camp, unloading School. McDonald is a DETROIT (NC) gradu- tionnalre from Rev. Laurence V. tablishing camps which equipment, picking out University training bunks, ate of St. Peter’s where of Detroit Prep, athletes have been Britt, start on Sept. 1 on or after etc., would fall under S.J., president, with in- “boys he basketball and base- asked 12:01 using played to tell whether structions it a.m. can them- a engaged in they ever to secret. assure football, and Fordham keep —| ball, University. received under-the-table The selves that such a practice is conditioning activities or theory pay- school’s president said he' He also played ments from alumni for within professional had no the limitations of the practices.” playing “absolutely comment” on baseball in Class C. sports or whether have been NJSIAA rules and examinations they the forms and their results when regulations. Physical may party or witness to be given and any other : contacted. THIS equipment may w DOESN’T seem to ex- improprieties. to the The questions were SEVERAL clude traveling camp contained PLAYERS said they a CYO in a form Pro Gridders Baseball sent directly from the had received questionnaires short- president’s office. ly after basketball players Char- North Aid ley and John Morgan, ex- om Hospital THE QUESTIONNAIRES con- T in Reynolds pelled admitted contacts tained about June, ST. LOUIS (NC) Cardinal 10 questions, a play- with nvltei hit friends gamblers in the recent na- and customers to disclosed. Sacred er He said that as far Glcnnon Memorial Heart .Hospital for Essex tionwide him now for basketball scandals. bigger savings on Cops as Crown, he to Children will receive was able tell, all athletes some $BO,- “Most of the dealt on questions 000 as a result of the scholarship received a ques- OLDSMOBILE benefit with money and our scholar- game here between LEFTOVERS played two ships,” the player said. “One National Football asked whether League Awaits Archdiocesan NJCTC Schedules we ever had ac- best aervlce. Title and at always, Tilt teams, the Green for Bay Packers cepted money on out-of-town Tom 10 trips and the St. Louis Cardinals. NEWARK—Sacred Heart Ca- Meeting over and above normal Call 4-7500 Winning pitcher Armand Ci- loss. Sept. expenses Pilgrim NEWARK The was built the thedral captured the Essex lento allowed three The fall if from whom.” hospital by only hits, St. Atoninus and Blessed Sac- meeting and, so, of the New of St. Louis as a CYO Junior Catholic Track JOYCE OLDS people memo- County League but the Irvington nine bunched rament (Newark) Jersey It is road were charg- customary on trips MURPHY BROS. Essex Volume rial to the late John Cardinal will be held on County's largest championship by defeating St. them all in the third frame to ed a Conference Sept. for the with double forfeit. This coaching staff to pass 10 Oldtmoilo Dealer who died in Paul the 3-2, in the score at Essex Catholic out Glcnnon, 19-16. It Apostle, two runs. was only the third forfeit dur- High School, “meal money" before or 171 GLENRIDGE AVE. is open to all regard- final game of the starting at 2:30 p.m. after children, season at ing the entire 55-game sched- games. CILENTO 11 Montclair ot lackwana Plaza less of race or creed. Since Branch Brook Extension registered Among the business to be dis- UNBEATABLE the Sept. ule, which was played on sev- strikeouts to raise his league- cussed will be volume of work is 3. for the com- charity eral after- plans total sweltering Sunday ing the A St. Paul's would high to 115 for the sea- cross-country season and the large, hospital depends on victory noons. have left Sacred son. St. Paul’s Gary McGoly election of anew TAYLOR the annual football to Heart in a FINAL STANDINGS president to game „ DEALS ATTENTION gave a total of six Sacred Heart 0 1 succeed Brother Leo make its four-way tie for first up singles, Cathedral Francis F. MOTOR help up annual oper- place Sacred Heart (Vallaburg) H 2 SALES, INC. with nearly matching Cilento, ex- M. Lucy'* (Newark) M.S., who is to ating deficit. St. Paul’s, St. Lucy’s and H 2 being transferred 149 Fifth UNDERTAKERS!! St. Avc., Patcrion cept for run- Paul's .(Irvington* 7 :i Marist Sacred Heart Apollo's two anew Brothers School in ON THE (Vailsburg). St. Thomas (Bloomfield) 7 3 NEW AR. 4-9020 1959 PLYMOUTH scoring singles. Si. Francis (Newark) 3 5 Miami, Fla. St. Benedict's THE CATHEDRAL A 3 5 pushed Sacred Heart Cathedral will St Hose of Lima (Newark) 2 H THERE IS NO 1961 across the Blessed 9 winning run in the meet the Hudson County cham- Sacrament(Newark) 2 8 St. Passenger Sports Antoninus (Newark) l 9 SUBSTITUTE FOR PLYMOUTHS bottom of the seventh 10 • inning on pions for the Newark St. B IMPERIALS Suburban Station Sept. Benedict's 0 10 Wagon VALIANTS Mike BRAND NEW Apollo’s single. Apollo Archdioccsan title. QUALITY • CHRYSLER also home Ld»*! ,or business & pleasure. Color singled the winners’ Sacred Heart (Vailshurgl block, whlto Our obiective It to offer will tiros, power steer- ■ first 1961 to our • In#, IID two runs in the and St. notched cuttomert only PLYMOUTHS power brokos, power roor win- opening Lucy’s easy the bott of the Factory Equipped , St. Sacrifice Anthony's used cart w* taka In trade. Our dow. for quick sole fo inning. victories to ! Delivered finish in a tie for greatest • ♦tret buyer. ■ concern It to deliver a VALIANTS trouble second The freo used car to you. «sf. ltu place. Vailsburgcrs VALIANT REZZA Why Now 17 2nd not ttop In and tee one? on Display ■ Immaculate rapped hits to defeat St. Cops Crown Auth. De Soto Plym. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Francis, 11-7. I’ASSAIC SEDANS taa ValiantVi its second PACE MOTORS Taking 5 SUNROOFS 514 RiverR Dr. 1 consecutive Passaic CYO base- 40.97 KARMANN CHIAS L GarfieldGai Adds New Foes MIKE GRAHAM again fan- STATION 47 CENTRAL WAGONS AVE. ball championship, St, Anthony’s PER MO. MURPHY GR 2-9600 ned 16 batters to raise his 195A't to IhO'i MONTCLAIR Increasing its sea- EAST ORANGE moved to -within of per- WITH total while one leg YOUR $495 schedule from son to 06, allowing to nine manent of the AUTHORIZID eight possession league k. TRADE-IN W seven hits. Mike con- Immaculate Drusncy games. Conception trophy. The champions nipped BROS. nected for a double and High School has added a VOLKSWAGEN two new Holy Rosary, 8-7, in the bascs-loaded to lead the deciding * opponents and another. triple Ta\ DfAUR /It Motor Sales dropped and final game of the season. WEST Sacred Heart attack. Bill CALDWELL FREDDY CUTS PRICES! 1 One of the newcomers, DePaul, That enabled St. An- ELizabeth 5-5600 a victory rounds out O'Brien hit three-run homer m i the local school’s list m to finish with 10-1 rec- AUTO $Ol-511 for the winners. thony’s a MART DOMISTIC No. Broad str«t YEAR-END CLEARANCE Big Six Conference foes. lof ord while Rosary USIO CARS & TRUCKS Optn Tom Puecio runner-up Holy 1071 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE Daily B A.M. to 9 P.M. In addition to West Or- Losing pitcher | DePaul, posted AT WHOUSALI recorded five strikeouts. an 8 3 mark. WEST CALDWELL. N I PRICKS Saturday! to 6 P.M. ange Mountain has been added | CApitjl 6 7400 "AFTER WE SELL . WE SERVE" extra big savings Ito the slate. St. was IN’ THE LAST GAME, Blaiso Joseph’s ANDY DRUGAS hurled a

ON AMBASSADORS dropped. five-hitter to Domino picked the in RAMBLERS pace St. Lucy’s up victory The schedule: to relief of St. NEW a 14-2 win over St. Rose of Anthony’s starter, CAR DEALER Sept. at 24, St. Mary'* IR)*. Frank Domino America's Oct. 1, Queen Lima (Newark). Pat Pasquino. came of Peace; 7, Bay- Wilson leyEllard*; 13. at DePaul*; 20. at Mar- and Richard Scrino both on in the fourth inning. rl.aon Lowest IN); 28, West Mountain. Orange smacked St. Nicholas has the other *1669 Nov. 5. Scion at St. three base bits with two I llall: 12, l.ukc's; WHOLESALE PRICE CENTER 19. Price nt Our l,a

was conducted. Newark's ONLY Rambler Deale EXTKA me; BONUS league IT'S HERE!! fXT AWV’a FINAL STANDINGS CALL NOW! .v .. trade allowances • LOWEST for clean W TANARUS, CALL AND CHECK ABOUT OUR ! St Anthony’s m 1 PRICES 1961 Football Schedule I lloly Rosary k 3 NEW BUDGET PAYMENT PLAN 41 Holy Trinity k 4 • RICHEST St J Mury’n »i 4 TRADE-IN Sunday, Sept. 17 I *Don Bonco nt St. Cecilia’s taixAkhW* ML Carrnrl 3 I 0 PL 257 ELIZABETH AVE. ••St. Luke’* at St. Mary’* (It) Demareat nt St. Joseph's SI. Nicholas ALLOWANCES ! 2 10 Friday. Sept. 22 Oratory at Mary's 5-8400; Blocks St. St. 2 South of Sears Stephen* 0 12 • Queen of No Cosh Down DANK Peace at Hurrlrton, 8 p m. I Queen of Peace at St. Luke’s Newark Open Eves. TA 4-4000 St Michael’* lUI’l nt Union Hill. St. Benedict’s r IMMEDIATE CREDIT OK! RAMBLER 8 p.m. at St Peter's " FINANCING 11-l-H'll11-mH.H'll»'i.NHKg* St. Benedict’s East ant football coaches 2-Door HarUtoi . $1995 SAVINGS! at Side at Marist 2-Door ••immaculate at St. Mary’* (E) Hardtop St. Luke's nt New Milford Galaxle. 2 Door Bayley-Ellard nt Phillipshurg Parochial I High School. '6O CHEVY 60 OLDS St Michael's at Dickinson Bayonne $2295 at St. Peter'* (JO '57 LINCOLN __ $1395 West Mountain _ Bo*eo Orange at Immaculate Hardtop 4 Door Hardtop ON '6l Don at Memorial Sunday, Oct. 2» o. L. Valley at Mnrlnt '57 PLYMOUTH '59 CHEVY '56 BUICK •Don Hotco at Queen of Peace $1695 $595 Oratory at St. Luke’* Ceciliu’a a ImpalnImpala Convertible 2-Door Hardtop •St at Bergen Catholic •J I >. L. Valley at DePaul ★ ★ cSoiS; nlartftt at CAR! ★★★★★★ Harrison. 8 p m. ★ ★★★★★ ★ ★ WRITTEN GUARANTEE WITH EVERY A St. Joseph’s nt Murist Vo Oratory ha TUiiuncDoion An PLYMOUTHS c at Carteret School. 3 p.m. 60 THUNDERBIRD $2795 ''6O DfPONTIAC $2395 *fw V( St. Mary’s at Matnwan tv Saturday, Sept. 20 '4l CHEVY 52450 2-I>oor Hardtop llonncvllle ! Hour Hardtop St. Peter’s at Lincoln Dclburton nt Peddle Impala. 2-Door Hardtop '4O PONTIAC $2395 '4O CHEVY . $1.95 Scton Hull Pope Plus East Side nt '4l CORVAIR (AfAff at Seton Hall Mania $1895 Ventura 2 Door Hardtop 2-Door Saturday, Nov. 4 Sunday, Oct. 1 '4l FORD 4-Door $1795 60 OLDS I'-111 I $2195 •40 CORVAIR -t-Door SIJ9S Blair nt Delbarton 5^ Joseph’* (\VNY> at '4l DODGE $1895 STATION WAGONS '4O FORD Sturllner $1495 VALIANTS ’;*■ Pope Plu* Central nt St. Benedict’s ••DePaul at Baylcv-Ellard Lancer 4-Door '4l RAMBLER $2195 q DePaul at New Milford o. I. Valley at St. (ID THUNDERBIRD Hardtop $3195 Super Cron* Country Mary’* Sunday, Nov. S Brooklyn Prep ut G 5 '4O BUICK $1995 60 RAMBLER $1395 Bergen Catholle •Pope Plus at Don Bosco SPECIAL OF THE WEEK "Service it tht ’6O CHEVY $1595 ... BIG PIUS" Demurest at St Michael’s •St. Cecilia's ut St. '54 FORD STA. WAGON 5495 North Joseph's Bergen at St Cecilia'* Ilrookwood ••Bayley Ellnrd at St Mary's Queen of Peace at ’6O FORD 51895 Immaculate Fordhnm Prep nt Benten Catholic CONVERTIBLES St. Joseph Country Squire, 1» Tussenver s Prep (Pa.) at St. Peter'* Memorial St. at Peter’s '6O FORD 51695 '4O CHEVY ©mnmma Friday, 4 '4l CONTINENTAL $5495 $1995 , Oct. . Queen of Peace at O. L. Valley • Morristown„ 4-Door Country Sedan Impala, 2-Door Hardtop It B 0 School at Oratory. 2 43 p.m. St. Luke's at Convertible lliOO miles Marlst ■4O CHEVY Marlst at '4l FORD '4O RAMBLER $1795 S 2J9S 3508 Hudton Blvd. Pope Plu*. II Seton Hall $2475 pm nt Immuculnte Impala Hardtop; Stick St Michael'* '4l PONTIAC n-I*MN*eni!er Straluht UN v«. Emerson, t’. c. II 6-6300 UNION CITY Saturday, Nov. '4O PLYMOUTH $1495 '4O CADILLAC 4-Door Itooievelt lie $5795 Stadium. 8:13 Delbarton Perklomen llonnc 2-Block p.m. nt '4O Custom Suburban 4 Door BUICK 2 Door CARPARK, Enter 36th St. Saturday, CADILLAC Hardtop $1595 , Oct. 7 DePaul at $4195 '6O PONTIAC ■59 .... Pcquminock $2095 OLOSMOBILE •M < ecllia'* at 8 '6O CHEVROLET $2095 $1545 OP, p m. Marlst at Weehuwken '6O Safari 0-l'a»«enser ‘'HIT' 2-Door Hardtop Joseph’* at Don Bou’o FORD $1995 ! North Bergen at St Joseph’s '59 PONTIAC $1795 59 BUICK -I Door Bayley.Lllard '6O PONTIAC $2595 $1395 at Immaculate at West Oranue '** M VY |O. L. Valiev Mountain ti-l'aMensar ? S Bl*c»yno 4-Door at St BE SHARP! Honnev illi- $ 895 Valley Luke's, 10 .10 am ;St Benedict's at N. Y. Military Acad- '59 PLYMOUTH '57 CADILLAC •*st 'v 'S? CHEVY $1295 $1345 THE Mary’* ut DePaul CLOSEST A emy Suburban 4-Door Hardtop TO NEW CAR OR TRUCK- * ... Impala mV! 1 Catholic Seton Hall nt Irvington „ '59 FORD Country Sedan $1395 CADILLAC 2-duor M I cter ‘59 FORD $1495 Htop $1395 « «tt Snyder Sunday. Nov. 12 '59 '59 CHEVY SI29J •57 DODGE CADILLAC $3050 $ s9} A MICO . Friday, Oct. 11 •Bergen Catholic Queen of Peace 58 CHEVROLET REBUILT ~ „ j nt '59 Bonne $ 995 Iloyal 4-Door MOTOR Delbarton at Morristown PONTIAC $2195 Hardtop School. 3 pm ••Immaculate ut Luke’s *TI«4 *56 FORD 2 St. Door $495 -? ~o or Hardtop $ 445 I*. \ allev at B ,}* R 0 2 Harrison. p.m. I Don Bosco nt Xavier '55 FORD 54 OLDS s49s Super "tia" 4-l)r. $ 495 Saturday, COSTS LESS „ Oct. 14 Kordham Prep St. Cecilia’s MANY THAN CONSTANT REPAIR at insurance GOOD 'ST.'S* CARS I diAaif at Pope Piu* Complete Oratory at Buvley Kllard Sund Set the Brand OR COMPLETE OVERHAUL! Oct. and CLOSED OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT *v. 15 St. Mary’s nt Pope Plus . . - . ... . financing New SUNDAYS] .u. Queen of Peace Aumorhtd CHECKER Dtaltr extra ut St Joseph's St Michael’s at St. Peter's on some cars AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS ••Immaculate at DePaul Friday Nov. 17 '6l CHECKER -jIOHT 22 •’St Luke’* at XHITt IN NORTH PIA INFIELD Bayley-Ellard Oratory at Harrison. H pm JERSEY CITY Beigen ted.n, Sl*. Waq. Catholic at Seton Hall CLUTCHES, BRAKES, Saturday. Nov. 18 RINGS, Demarest at St. Peter's Hun School ut Delbarton MOTORCYCLE CO. $2650 $2995 Oratory at Maria! OVERHAULS, Sunday, Nov. It MUFFLERS, SI Mary’s at Don Bosco REPAIRS.^ ••Immaculate at O. L. Valley M Michael's Hudson County's Authorised International & CCP Credit Cards Honored vs No. Bergen. U, C Thursday, Nov. 23 Roosevelt Stadium •Don Bosco at Bergen Catholic B.S.A. Dealer IST PAYMENT Xavier at St. Cecilia's •Pope Pius at Queen of Peace ffO Newark Ave., Truck Routt If DUE Friday, 20 IN NOV. DOM’S iri Oct. ••St. Luke's ut DePaul Immaculute at Jersey Cits# Harrison. Bpm I Bayonne at Marlst WE PAY YOUR - , Saturday, Oct. 21 Kmrlewood , ... at St. Cecilia’s OLD AUTO Admiral Farragut at CAR Delbarton Netcong at Huylcy-Kllard OL 3-2500 SALES 40 DePaul at MARKET ST., PATERSON AR 4-1100 Saddle Brook St Peter's at Dickinson BALANCE franklin al*o 415 JERSEY at Bayley-Ellard • 555 SOMERSET ST. MONTGOMERY ST., CITY HE 4 3302 Tri-County Catholic Conference & RT. 22 NORTH PIAINFIEIO Hackensack at •• CYCLE GULF SERVICE FAIRMOUNT AVE., NEWARK Bl 2 5500 Seton Hull Big SUt Conference STATION Sunday Oct. 22 •All games start at 2 p m. unless other- (GET •Bergen YOUR GAS FROM US> Operf 10 P. M. Catholic at Pope Pius wist noted.) \ 'til I t Youths Join September 7, 1961 THE ADVOCATE 15

news of In Tending Hudson CYO Teen Conference

War Catholic Graves Announces Sept. 17 Program BONN. Germany (RN'S)—More than 5,000 Protestant and Roman JERSEY CITY Registration for the second annual Catholic young people took part Hudson County CYO Teenage Conference will begin at this summer in remodeling and Youth 2 17 at p.m. Sept. the CYO Center. Conference activities tending the graves and garden are scheduled to start at 2:30 sites of war cemeteries in p.m. All high school CYO France, Italy, Finland, Denmark youth are invited. and Tunisia. The conference will be com of Most of the youths Ger- posed several panels, headed were 'Commandos' mans but there by a guest and made were also young speaker up of teenagers. people from several European Hit the Beach and overseas countries. Conduct- WILLIAM HOGAN of St. Jo ed under the “Reconcilia- PARIS (RNS)—French Cath- slogan (Union the Newark tion seph’s City), over the Graves,” the olic guided by their arehdiThomas More ClaricaU (RNS)—The first were some thing Rev. 1961 FALL SEMESTER REGISTRATION from the Republic of St. Bernardino's Monastery 7th & Jachson Sts., N. E. Xavier or S'. Thani Nayagam did ♦ the Congo and the Bos 177, Hollidaysburg, Pa. Washington 17, D. C. Republic of BEGINS SEPTEMBER 5,1961 on arriving here was SETON HALL Malagasy. typical of a man who knows 13 lan- CLASSES BEGIN’SEPTEMBER 13™ guages. He started to learn his This UNIVERSITY Subject 14th—the Malay tongue. Courses ore in nineteen offered fields: Father Xavier, native of JESUIT BROTHERS Is a Logical and head OF Ceylon new of the COLLEGE ARTS OF »erv# Christ by and dedication of their clerical, technical and SCHOOL BUSINESS prayer Department UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LOUISVILLE a of Indian other abilities both here and free booklet sub- Studies AND SCIENCES on foreign missions. For writei Logic, ADMINISTRATION at the ject usually reserved for col- University of Malaya, American DIRECTOR OF BROTHER VOCATIONS History Accounting went to 31 CLINTON lege, has proven successful at immediately the near- STREET Chemistry Economics 501 tost Fordham Road New York 58, N.Y. JOL two est bookshop and Chines* high schools here. Three of brought three Finance Phon. LUdlow 4-0300 15 seniors at Malay primers. NEWARK N.J. English Assumption High 2, Management The School 47-year-old European History Marketing 1111111111111II1111iII111II1111111111111 ffl 111111111111111 i 11111111111i11111111111II11! for girls took and passed priest-schol- french ar learned placement tests in the subject English, Sanskrit, Joponci* Tamil and Sinhalese in school for Nazareth College. REGISTRATION in Ceylon. Sanskrit is the clas- THE Fifteen of 29 members of a SCHOOL OF EDUCATION sical Hindu language, while logic course at Trinity High FOR FALL SEMESTER Administration and Supervision Tamil and Sinhalese School took advanced are spoken Elementary placement Education TRINITARIAN FATHERS in Ceylon. SEPTEMBER tests at 5-11 - 4:30-8:00 P.M. General Professional Education Bellarmine College and While Personnel offer an to and of Grammar qualified. studying for the priest- and Guidance opportunity young men boys in (Saturday, September 9, 9 00 A M-12:00 Noon) Rehabilitation hood, he learned Latin, Greek Education School and School to become Brother High a priest or a and Hebrew. Secondary Education He added Italian in the Trinitarian funds Special Education (Education Order. Lack of no impediment while studying at the Pontifical EVENING CLASSES for Teaching the Handicapped) in Rome; Write to: DIVINE WORD University and Cos educational French, courses in all fields are scheduled in German, Dutch, Span- CO-EDUCATIONAL South ish and Russian Orange, Nevv Jersey. Bulletin sent on request. VOCATION DIRECTOR, O.S.S.T. un- N through Write ALL to: MISSIONARIES tutored study. UNDERGRADUATE MAJOR FIELDS IN Box 5742, Baltimore 8, Maryland • BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Dean of Graduate Studies ILL 1111 11in 111111111111111111111111111 mu 11111111111 hi 1111111111111111111 in 111111 Girard, Pa. or liiand Creek. Mali and Protestants Aid Seton Hall University Horn* Foreign Minion* • EDUCATION PRIESTS South Orange, Now Jersey BROTHERS Catholic School • NURSING DELAYED but NOT LATE! Phone SOuth Orange 2-9000 E*t 66-67 PROVE YOUR LOVE FOR CHRIST Special courlet for e SECRETARIAL given eM.i NKWATIA, Ghana (NC) In TRAINING COURSES G School I », High or College tcrfaith cooperation came to (noncreHit) Graduate* We hove o tpecial SV'.. Ghana in a practical form this Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother College for YOU! summer when a team of Ameri- CLASSES BEGIN WEDNESDAY M^ytodafcflMg: (A Franciscan Ch.tk Community) on.; □ Pri.it □ Broth.r can Protestant students Activities a helped Hospitals: nursing. pharmacy, laboratory, X ray office. library. and domestic build an addition at a Catholic SEPTEMBER 13 Name wo, k end Schools: catechetical, elementary, school. schools. high secondary professional Hnd practical schools of Street nursing Home* for the aged »he Students from 12 American col convalescent and homeless children. Foieign and universities FOR INFORMATION OR BULLETIN missions Age 14 to 3ft. leges pitched in City Zone State Write to Vocational Directress, to huild a two-unit classroom ad 30 Morris Avenue, Danville, New Jersey at CALL: Age Grade dition St. Peter's a Ml 2-8500 (Telephone: OA 7 *001) College, high school conducted here by Catholic Divine Word Fathers. THE 16 ADVOCATE September 7. 1961 More Money Is Needed Ceylon Slaps $85 Taxes To Help Missionaries On Foreign Missioners Where does your money go? COLOMBO, Ceylon (NC) The Ceylonese and 364 Brothers. The govern- Society for the Propaßation ment has turned down all to of the appeals exempt foreign priests Faith could THE TAX on alien and not possibly for the and clergy Society Propagation religions from the new Rive full details “temporary residence tax,” latest blow on this subject, religious was the to thus them to but it can take you of the Faith requiring pay a to remain in down some $B5 year Ceylon. the Church in a series of meas- crowded streets in Prime Minister Sirimavo undertaken the Bandara- famine-filled Archdiocese of Newark: Bandaranaike informed Arch- ures by lands where missionaries dole out Thomas of naike since it came Most Rev. Martin W. bishop Cooray, 0.M.1., government dishes Stanton, S.T.D., Ph. D., LL.D. of gruel to all. Colombo that the of It can re- government's are raised for the activi- to power in July 1960. 31 Mulberry St., Newark 2, N. J. Phone MArkct general port on the and 2-2803 decision was final care protection of and decisive. Church. Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 ties of the School nationalization laws Daily, p.m.; 9 a.m. to 12. helpless children without home Saturday, or Statistics for 1959 indicate that late Diocese of ARCHBISHOP pushed through parliament parents; it can explain Paterson: COORAY had the treat- over one-third of the priests in last year deprived the Church o£ ment of Rt. Rev. Msgr. William earlier submitted a lepers, the buildinß of F. Louis memorandum 750 Ceylon 182 of 577 are for- most of its schools. Since 24 to the on chapels, the beautiful of DcGrassc St., Paterson 1, N. J. Phone: government behalf of charity ARtnory 4-0400 eigners. then, the government has im- Ilnurs: 9 the of Ceylon the missionaries all because Daily, a.m. to 5 p.m.; 9 a.m. Bishops asserting of Saturday, to 12. No figures are available for severe restrictions on that the tax on posed your contributions to the DonaHons to the foreign religious society. Society for the Propagation of the the number of non-Ceylonese churclf construction and on the “constitutes an inter However, much, much Faith personnel more arc income tax deductible. who are among the 2,234 Sisters entry of foreign missionaries. fercncc with the free exercise of money is required than is given ORPHANS: The Society for of the religion." at the the Propagation present rate in order that Faith maintains about 2000 in The the can orphanages mission Archbishop labeled it society answer even a forth, teach all nations, is taken Gives Positive this "harsh to small lands. And little must on impose a tax on these Program percentage more of the yet boy sleep barren literally in the new Maryknoll whose calls made upon it the mis- stone. With the of persons presence in the is- by Diocese of Hast Africa. Obituary help and sacrifices, Musoma, your prayers is sionaries. land not to obtain gain for For Red Gains In addition to It is we could ensure the care of any Kiswahili, there a holy and wholesome proper other unfortunate Halting themselves but to bene- Share in the noble are 10 distinct impart work of languages, many thought to for children such as this one. Send to SOUTH BEND, Ind. revolution.” pray the dead your sacrifices your fits to our (RNS) the agitators of making converts of people.” by helping the which have never been com- that they be loosed Only the speedy Catho- may from diocesan director or to Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, 366 He said also that “the application of The priest appealed to Holy Father his missionar- mitted to imposi- help paper. their sins. We recommend to Christian social will lics become with Fifth York 1. tion of this tax on those principles to acquainted ies. Give Ave., New persons to the Vicar of Christ are the of Consequently Maryknollers prayers our readers the would consitute halt the of communism the of the Church, es- an obstacle and spread teachings and let him decide where your compiling dictionaries repose and writ- of the souls of the fol- and of revolution,’’ a the impediment to the performance of “agitators pecially Papal encyclicals money goes. He knows best. He ing their own who grammars, cate- lowing have de- On social Jesuit priest told delegates here communism and so- recently Redevelopment Omaha Recruits and charitable work of concerning receives your sacrifices chisms and books. this life: to through prayer During parted great importance.” the 12th annual national con- cial problems. With this informa- his own Society for the the past year Musoma Propaga- Diocese, Msgr. Florence C. Mahoney Lay Missioners vention of the Christian Family tion, he said. Catholics will be tion of the Faith. Send your sac- under the direction of John No MRS. Bishop Margaret Fitzpatrick BANDAR ANAIKE told Movement. better able to understand how rifice to diocesan J. Itudin, Appeal OMAHA, Neb. The Oma- your director. opened 18 outsla- John J. Sullivan (NC)— the new Archbishop in reply that the Rev. Louis J. S.J., “Christian principles form the tions and ha Archdiocese has recruited 30 Twomey, reported a record of government’s view best Numerous Dialects is that if the director of the Institute of Social weapon against commu- POAU laymen to as Volun- 5,336 baptisms. By serve Papal Church requires the services of Relations at Loyola nism.” Create teers for Latin America, Rev. University, Problems Another room contains ST. a brick LOUIS Directors of non-Ceylonese for the practice New addressed In his talk Father Twomey de- Missioner Describe; James archdiocesan Orleans, 700 mar- The command s stove for Stewart, lay of Christ, “Go burning wood and a ce- and propagation of the Faith, 300 nounced “radical the local of the Pro- it ried couples, priests and 250 organizations” ment chapter missionary director, announced. His IScw but must the Station sink, no running water. pay tax children who attended the three- formed to combat communism. and a by raising to testants Other Americans Father Stewart said drive will “Next the funds in same Writing from his propane gas the way as funds convention at He said that such radical first mission begin in to raise day the University groups room is United for of September $70,- in the bath tub aniron Separation Fukuoka, an Augustin- of Notre Dame. use anti-Christian to at- Stanton at Japan, 000 to pay travel expenses and principles Bishop caldron set in Church and State have voted ian reports that after cement. A fire to about a Christian missionary small salaries for the volun- He warned that “unless ut- tempt bring is built under the lay Funds for Reds caldron not a ridinR around some parts of his from to appeal State Supreme most goal. St. Philomena’s teers. efforts are made without outside the house. parish his There are Court decision upholding the right LONDON (NC) - The Chinese inquiries broupht forth delay to put Christian A training for the vol- social several other rooms. This is of St. Louis program communists’ Bishop Stanton will make an the information that there were my University’s partici- Peking radio assert- principles into unteers has been set let no Car Sales Banned house and our new at effect, appeal behalf no Catholics mission of in a pro- up Creigh- ed that the Communist on of the in the area. How- pation redevelopment of one Society ton Party I persuade himself that pub- here. From Omaha 111. (RNS) - St. Augustine at the University SPRINGFIELD. for the he told his present gram. Argentina raised a Propagation of the Faith ever, neighbors he $900,000 in lic peace and time. they will go to the Center for In- order, the tran- A bill the sale of 10 at The Rev. J. Edwin banning Sunday on Sept. St. Philomena’s, was going to build a church and Hewlett, fund-raising drive it started in tercultural Formation of human can “The people who at Cuerna- quillity society automobiles has been into Rev. William lived here be- Baptist pastor who is secretary signed Livingston, A. kindergarten. July.' be defended fore had vaca, for further 1 effectively against law here Gov. Otto Kerner. a small which of the POAU said the Mexico, training by McCann, "I also flowers dog I chapter, pastor. gave to several have before assignment for three inherited. The voted not to to years Bishop Stanton wishes to ex- of dog is good group appeal the our neighbors,” states Rev. to areas in Latin America. company it U.S. Court “in view press his gratitude to even though Supreme of deep George M. "as a will sleeps Krupa, good outside. It is the attitude Father McCann and now 11 p.m., so I and tone of the dc to the i gesture. I spent the late after- am to cision." ANGELO an Italian other pastors of the Archdiocese going put up my mosquito SECIII, noon and early until 8:30 evening net and Jesuit who taught at InTime for their lay my bed out on the Georgetown of Need cooperation in the making weeding garden. There arc THE DECISION the floor and go to bed. furniture upheld University, invented *he meteor- these appeals possible. beautiful My many flowers around buy is two small university’s right to 21 acres graph. tables and two Consult the house, also trees, for Your Catholic Funeral peach a chairs.” campus expansion in the lo- Director tree and several cal Mill Creek plum orange Some time has passed since Fa- Redevelopment trees. BIBLES & Whose and ther Project. POAU had objected be- BOOKS careful understanding service is in accord with Krupa wrote this letter, and "I came here this of LASTING MEMORIALS morning so cause the use of federal funds OF ALL TYPES we can hope and the Mr. Hamamura pray that his in traditions Mother Church (husband of our and the land REBOUND of Holy mission has been buying clearing cook in fruitful, spirit- Nagasaki), who is acting prior to its later resale to private ually, as have other NEWARK BINDERY, INC. as caretaker, could home for Augustinian under terms of go developers the FRED ;/«\ irg\ missions in the islands! CORDON, Pres a of I Federal Law. couple days, am sitting in Housing 71 Clinton St.# Newark ?, N j wide MArket GEORGE AHR & SON a really corridor which 1 Farmer; Builder One of the J 0963 HOWARD J. BRENNAN other Mill Creek OSTENSORIA use for a dining room. in BERGEN COUNTY 700 NYE AVENUE Nearby Boles for Priest tracts had been sold to the Chris- 6414 BERGENLINE AVE. 5 5 I have from a x room a one-burner tian Board of IRVINGTON, N. J. With his Education, a Prot- WEST NEW YORK, N. J. propane gas stove for occupations, ranging l WEDDING and FUNERAL DESIGNS' cooking. from estant group. POAU did not con- HENNESSEY ESsex 3-1020 UNion 7-0373 SI 50 functions highly spiritual to Flowen Telegraphed . test that sale in Anywhere those of general court. FUNERAL HOME contractor, build- 1 REZEM FUNERAL HOME WEEK-END > WASHINGTON FLORIST . james a. McLaughlin RETREATS cr, 232 KIPP hrickmaker, teacher and or- AVENUE 579 Grove REV. SAMUEL Street ganizer C. Mazzuchel- Since 1906 591 JERSEY AVENUE FOR THE LAITY of cooperatives, Rev. I HASBROUCK N. J. li, Italian Dominican who l Incorporated HEIGHTS, Irvington, N. J. Clement ar- JERSEY CITY, N. J. Vismara, PIME, finds! Mitchell 2-0621 i ATlas 8-1362 • ■ rived in U. S. in 1827, is called ESsex 2-8700 SPEND A WEEKEND WITH GOD his life in Burma OLdfield 3-2266 a decidedly! 1 565 BROAD STREET NEWARK, N.J., "The Builder of the West.” TRINKA varied FUNERAL SERVICE STANTON For: MEN, WOMEN, one. FUNERAL HOME “I MAYWOOD WILLIAM SCHLEMM, INC. started the - BOGOTA HUSBAND cooperatives be- 661 FRANKLIN AVENUE and WIFE 539 BERGEN AVE. ALTAR cause of the hundreds of refu- LITTLE FERRY NUTLEY, N. J. Conducted by tho monks of from JERSEY gees Red China in dis- CAN LEPERS BE CURED? 7-3050 N. J. MISSALS from $2O my HUbbard NOrth 7-3131 CITY, Saint Paul's Abbey trict who were JOHN J. literally starv- Despite its name, GREEN GARDENS is a place we don't want CARTY, Pleat* make JOHN J. FEENEY & SONS reservations early. ing,” writes Father Vismara. MURPHY MEMORIAL HOME >cni to see. GREEN GARDENS Is a leper colony In SIIERTAL- MANAGER “To 232 FRANKLIN AVENUE Write for Information to: keep them I 102 FLEMING alive, organ- LAY. SOUTH INDIA . . . Americans AVENUE HEnderson 4-0411 DIRECTOR OF RETREATS ized this to N. J. way reactivate an who have been there came home hor- RIDGEWOOD, N. J. Mitchell NEWARK, 3-2260 Queen of Peace Retreat abandoned field rified. sick heart. Gilbert EARL F. BOSWORTH House paddy where rice at They had' seen 4-7650 MArket 3-0514 37 HALSEY ST., NEWARK 2, N.J. could be grown. St. Paul's Abbey, Newton, N.J. for themselves the world's ugliest 311 WILLOW AVENUE CLIFFORD H. “To get the disease. They PEINECKE JOHN F. project started I saw boys and girls, MURPHY N. J. 1321 HOBOKEN, loaned them about 3 mothers and TEANECK ROAD 480 • $l,OOO with the fathers—sometimes en- SANFORD AVENUE C OLdfield 9-1455 understanding that KS 1 / sB tire families who WEST N. J the money had lost their ENGLEWOOD, NEWARK, N. J. Ladies Catholic Benevolent OLdfield 9-1456 Association would be returned. So fingers and tors, hands and FRANCIS X. far, they feet. They FAHEY, ESsex 3-6053 • Reserve have Legal Life for the Whole $25. A business- saw hopelessness, dismay, suffering, Insurance Family repaid only Manager JOHN momi man would never make in the ryes of little rhildren It J. QUINN a suc- ... TE 7-2332 SUPREME TRUSTEE cess with makes you wish Our Lord were FUNERAL HOME my system, but I'm a on MORRIS COUNTY MRS. SARAH J. FELLER, not earth to THOMAS J. DIFFILY missionary, a today cure the lepera 323-329 PARK AVENUE businessman. The Father) Muikn AiJ 140 ROSEVILLE AVE., Hoi) NEWARK 7, N.J. “Because miraculously, as He cured them In 41 AMES AVENUE I am a ORANGE, N. J. BRANCH OFFICERS: missionary iht Oriental Oiurth the lloly SCANLAN I feel for Land. It makes you thank REC. an to RUTHERFORD, N. J. 3-6348 158 MISS KATHLEEN HARNEY. obligation help ORange God for the priests and Sisters who day in, day out, live with FUNERAL HOMES 18 MARSHALL these poor all WEbster 9-0098 ST., APT. 6F, IRVINGTON 11, N.J. people I can. the lepers—sacrifice their lives to give lepers FRANK McGEE 781 Newark Now that I’ve found rnrouragcmrnt. F. S. 202 MRS. REGINA BREMSETH. a way to Pompton Tpk. care . It's 286 consolation, medical . . estimated there are 5-million FRANKLIN ST., N J. feed I must 525 SUMMER AVENUE Plains, N. J. BLOOMFIELD, them, take care of Pompfon lepers in the world today —but only one out of twelve grta REC. 396 MARGUERITE BONNEII. educating the children. ESSEX N. J. TE 5-4156 I have treatment. COUNTY NEWARK, medical Yet leprosy ran be stopped, sometimes 24 HUTTON AVE., W. ORANGE. N J. already turned the mission cured, HUmboldt 2-2222 SH 2-6433 PRES. by means of modern medicine That's what 1334 MISS WINIFRED McENEANEY, . . . our priests barn into a classroom, but and Sisters are doing places like GORNY & GORNY 3227 BOULEVARD. JERSEY CITY, N.J. In GREEN GARDENS—caring MURRAY are BERMINGHAM there more than 200 for chil- bodies, and at the same lime reaching souls. MORTUARY If only we had FUNERAL SERVICE dren and it is FUNERAL HOME that more help, we could imperative expand the work, reach more of the suf- 303 MAIN STREET I build a small MICHAEL J. MURRAY, 249 SOUTH MAIN school. fering 5-mlllion. As always, we must depend on STREET you, of course EAST N. J. Director “From 60 miles —the faithful readers ORANGE, N. J. away I import- of this colu n. Medicine is expensive, WHARTON, ORange 2-2414 206 ed 25 brickmakers and the lepers must be fed. housed and clothrd. What will BELLEVILLE AVENUE FOxcroft and they arc your 6-0520 turning out 7,000 bricks donation mean? Your SI, S5, or SlO means food, bed. l. BLOOMFIELD, N.J. V?'!) others Join our “Since N. J. I have no CLIFTON, money, either, DAMIEN LEPER CLUB, we’ll be sure of Sl.'fllO more each BLOOMFIELD, N. J. OPACITY I PRescott must beg. So I make a how 7-3002 plea to year. Imagine we ran plan our budgets, Increase our work Pilgrim 8-1260 FUNERAL HOME all known my and unknown immeasurably! be to unit Perhaps you'll able organize a of our -.. GORNY Michael J. HENNESSEY FUNERAL HOME friends and hope that CLUB In & GORNY Murray, Mgr. somewhere, LEPER your office, or among your friends. Whatever * 722 MORTUARY Clinton Avenue 171 WASHINGTON PLACE somehow, the money will come you do, you'll bo doing It for lepers—and lepers touched the for Newark N. J. my much needed school. heart of Christ Please think about lepers, and let 369 BROAD STREET 8, PASSAIC, N. J. And, . . . our us God bless all of hear ESsex 4-6677 PRescott 7-0141 | you.” from you right now! BLOOMFIELD, N. J. P" IJE. RR 0* 3-8400 WOZNIAK Pilgrim GORNY & GORNY THE CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION International HOME Meeting is YOUR MISSION SOCIETY FLOOD FUNERAL HOME MEMORIAL MORTUARY 320-22 Avenue YOURS because as a member make it possible to Andrew W. Myrtle 519 MARSHALL On Rural Problems . . . you keep Flood, Mgr. STREET priests and Sisters in INDIA. JORDAN, N. J. SYRIA, 11 2 So. Munn Ave. Irvington, PATERSON, N. J. Venezuela Land CARACAS, LEBANON. IRAN. IRAQ, TURKEY, and Conrad & ETHIO- East N. J. Ray Wozniak, 4-5400 reform will be Orange, MUlberry one of the PIA. topics Directors 4-4445 to be discussed at the fifth In- ORange YOURS because through GORMLEY FUNERAL HOME ... your prayers some IGO-million ESsex 3-0606 ternational MArket 2-2530 Catholic Congress on ORTHODOX CHRISTIANS will return, please 154 WASHINGTON PLACE Rural Life Problems to be held God, to Rome. KIERNAN FUNERAL HOME here PASSAIC, N. J. Sept. 14-19. YOURS . . because what we can do Is determined 101 UNION AVENUE HUDSON COUNTY . by your PRescott 9-3183 Pope John's Mater encyclical generosity and sacrifices. N. et BELLEVILLE, J. Magistra will serve as a guide Dear Monslgnor: NECKER-SHARPE Monuments made of from Rock of for the PLymouth 9-3503 granite tho Ages discussions. Venezuelan FUNERAL HOME President Please enroll me as a member. CODEY'S Rnmulo Retancourt will FUNERAL SERVICE UNION COUNTY Name 525 45th STREET E. L. Smith give the closing address. 69 HIGH Quarry Quarry Barre Guild Monuments STREET UNION CITY, N. J. Address ORANGE, N. J. UNion 7-0820 ORange 4-7554 MILLER-BANNWORTH City UNion 7-0120 FUNERAL HOME As HUELSENBECK Long □ ANNUAL MEMRERSIHP-IINDIVIDUAL *sl 1055 > Guuianloed •□FAMILY ($5) RIEMAN FUNERAL HOME EAST JERSEY ST. % " " MEMORIAL HOME [barre] .Good □ PERPETUAL □ " ($100) Housekeeping «S2o>n 1914 NEW YORK AVENUE N. J. As You Live 1108 So. Orange Ave. ELIZABETH, Newark UNION CITY, N. J. Elizabeth 2-6664 OLD AND YOUNG—Our PALACE OF GOLD CLUB brings . 6, N. J. you will [guild| receive a us some of the we need to UNion 7-6767 ; money send to our Missionaries for Karl W. Huelsenbeck DKI'ENUABUC and GORNY & GORNY <1(101) INCOME the of the BREAD if care Aged; our ORPHANS CLUB us GOOD HOUSEKEEPING brings Director LEBER FUNERAL guaion- you invest your i HOME The BARRE •omeof the needed children. MORTUARY GUILD Certificate of In monry to care for 'I he dues are one | barre GUILD Inna our ESsex 2-1600 MONUMENTS. 20th ST. & HUDSON 330 Quality it a binding guarantee to S.V.n. ANNUITY dollar a month for each club. BLVD. ELIZABETH AVENUE Any Barre monument Guild that PLAN. CODEY'S FUNERAL the purchaser and hit heirt for- I SERVICE UNION CITY, N. J. failt to meet its will ELIZABETH, N. J. specifications You also and for all time. No stronger share In the UNLESS YOU WRITE US NOW YOU WON T WRITE AT 77 PARK STREET UNion ever be the ALL. 3-1100 replaced or money paid Kreat work of the Missions Elizabeth 2-1415 be written. guarantee can I and In PLEASE WRITE. for it will be refunded. help educating MONTCLAIR, N. J. Priests and Brothers for WILLIAM SCHLEMM, INC. the Missions. Pilgrim 4-0005 MASTAPETER • Certain tax 2200 HUDSON BLVD. advantages. FUNERAL HOMES A DECAPUA ALBERT H. • Lasting Memorial and FUNERAL HOME UNION Inc. remembrances East CITY, N. J. In many iMlllear Olissiotisj^i 400 HOPPER, FAITOUTE AVE. Masses 269 MT. PROSPECT and prayers. AVE. WILLIAM FRANCIS CARDINAL SPELLMAN, President SCHLEMM, WHITE FOR FREE INFOHMATtOMr ROSELLE PARK, N. J. N. J. MONUMENTS WY 1-2266-67 T. Nat'l NEWARK, MANAGER . MAUSOLEUMS Msqr. Joseph Ryan, Sec'y CHestnut 5-1558 SOCIETY HUmboldt UNion J3P-341 RIDG6 ROAD OF Send ell cemmesicaHoet 2-3333 7-1000 NO. ARLINGTON. N. J. te; Elizabeth 3-4855 Opposite Holy Cross Cemetery THE DIVINE WORD CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION Annuity Dept. 480 Ave. at 46th St. New York Y. For in thi* section call GIRARD, PA. Lexington 17,t4. listing The Advocate, MArket 4-0700 To Offer Greek Mass Add Biologists September 7, 1961 THE ADVOCATE At Auriesville Shrine Holy Name 17 At AURIESVILLE Seton Hall - Rev. John Ryder, S.J., of the Russian Ccn- Our Lady of Victories, Jersey SOUTH ORANGE Two new ler of Fordham will University City Robert J. Livingston will faculty members have joined the offer a Mass in the Byzantine staff of the be installed for his second term Seton Hall University Rite on Sept, in at 4:15 p. m. biology for as president at the Sept. 11 meet- department the open- at the coliseum here. of the fall ing. ing semester Sept. 13, It will he the it first Byzantine Guest speakers will be Rev. was announced by Dr. Nicho- Mass ever offered las chairman. at the shrine William S. O'Brien, moderator, DeProspo, which the commemorates 17th and Frank Mclnerney, president Dr. Paul Urso Jr. comes to Se- century martyrdom of three of the Archdioccsan Holy Name ton Hall from the Oak Ridge Na- French Jesuit missionaries. Federation. tional Laboratories in Tennessee, where he specialized in immunol- ogy and radiation biology. He is NO WAtTfNG at a graduate of St. Francis Col- lege and received his master's LITTLE CAR degree from Marquette and his doctorate from the University of Tennessee. UNITS Dr. 100 READY FOR IMMEDIATE DEUVERY! Urso will Continue as a consultant to the biology division VOLKSWAGEN at Oak Ridge. Edmund Cianferrari, who holds bachelor and graduate degrees from Boston University, has been teaching general biology at Stone- hill College in Massachusetts. He has completed the majority of his work for a doctorate at Bos- FORout of selfishness and hate. Starting with one juvenile delinquent who robbed church poor boxes in 1955, Father Wasson has developed the ‘LITTLE BROTHERS’: a home for 200 ton University. Providing boys in Cuernavaca, Mexico Rev. Guillermo Wasson has formed a "hogar" of love

1961 MODELS Our Little Brother Institute into t self-supporting enterprise. During the day, formal workshops and classes are aţended by the boys. Pic- Recollection Day of tured at left. Father Wasson of towels the first a group of “little brothers" who have been throught the shower. In center photo, the boys pitch in on newest A few Planned the home's project, a garden. the by AOH goats provide milk for the little ones At right, the priest escorts some of the older boys on a cultural visit to the of Mexico Mexico FORT LEE University City, 48 miles from Cuernavaca. His final goal is to help the boys become future A day of re collection for members of the An leaders of their country. cicnt Order of Hibernians and its Ladies of New Jer- Auxiliary In Australia sey will be held on Oct. 21 at Card To Make Party to Aid Fr. Cleary Study Slovaks Honor Holy Trinity Church, it was an nounccd by Rev. John F. Law- NEWARK The Rev. Donald chairman is Mrs. Rosalie M. Sees Of Encyclical ler, deputy national chaplain. C. Mission Unjust Bishop Wright TWO VOLUME LOCATIONS Cleary Group, Jnc., Wojcio, with Mrs. Doris Cleary Rev. James NEW YORK - “Mater ct Pindar, chaplain will card and co-chairman. PITTSBURGH - sponsor a party as Raymond J. (RNS) Bishop PINEBROOK at the Magistra,” the of motherhouse of the Sisters raffle on 18 will as of encyclical Pope John J. Wright | EAST ORANGE Sept. at 8:30 pin Cleary act master cere- School Aid of Pittsburgh was Routt John 44, Vi I | of St. Joseph’s in in the monies. XXIII, will bo the basis for Englewood Sacred Heart School audi- with a by the 497 Main presented plaque Milo East I Stroot Cliffs, will conduct the a course in Social Doctrine at the services, torium. SIDNEY, Australia (NC)— First Catholic Slovak Union of of Auction I which will School of for oßangt 1-4911 begin with a confer- All proceeds will aid Fa- ONLY ABOUT of Catholic Theology Laymen go to 50G, Cardinal said here the the USA and Canada in appre- ence at 10 Gilroy during the fall semester at St. a.m., followed ther a in students Catholic ciation by Cleary, Maryknoller, are attending for his serV.- Mass favori- Vincent Ferrer's School outstanding at 11:30 a.m. his mission work government exercises here. in Peru. Thoi schools. ice to American Slovaks. tism The course will be by using tax money to taught by REAL ESTATE FOR SALE The award made at the Rev. George professor of was Rates: 1 insertion 40c line 4 inser- aid government schools Bardes, per only. Union’s triennial national The Advocate social science and social ethics conven- tions 35c line. FARMS • HOMES - ESTATES per Minimum 3 lines. The Cardinal, speaking at the at tion here John St. Joseph Seminary, Dun- by Sabol, supreme dedication of school Deadline: Monday 2 P.M. anew in woodic, N.Y., and will be held secretary. Founded in 1890 in nearby Central Bankstown, said: each Cleveland the late Rev. Stefan. Write to The Advocate New 3 Bedroom Tuesday evening at 6:30 and by “While we view with satisfaction 7:50 Furdek, 31 Clinton p.m.. staring on 26. the FCSU is the largest- St., Newark, N.J. RANCH HOMES Sept. CLASSIFIED the spending of millions of Slovak fraternal MARKET pounds There will also be courses organization ini PLACE in or call MArket 4-0700 by governments on education, Moral the world with from Theology, Dogmatic Theo- more than 102,000 $14,500 we cannot hut lament that WANTED help and Scripture, with the lat- members. AUTO SERVICE & REPAIRS logy REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE the spending is exclusively on ed- ter on TOWN & LAKE REALTY being taught Monday even- to 500 Speaking some delegates' All would G.M. Transmission Oak Ridge. N. J. OX 7-4772 ucation that is-imparted in gov- ings at 6:30 trading stamps you Service BERGEN COUNTY POMPTON PLAINS and 7:50 p’m. by after the award ernment , presentation,' care to donate Plymouth. Ford. Chevrolet. schools.” Rev. Paul C. Pcrrotta, to help us raise Butck. Old*, MORRIS HUNTERDON WARREN pro- called mobile Cadillac, make CRAGMERE PARK Situated In cholca residential *:«■.«, this 0.P., ; Bishop Wright on all Cattw any auto; we COUNTIES fessor much needed will install rebuilt home feature* comfortable L.R., full of and cash for our a transmission. guar a philosophy, theology ;olic Slovaks to their $29,990 Vacant. Immediate occupancy, JAMES V. DUFFY Agenrv “ALL CITIZENS," the Cardinal keep faitfi antecd 6 months; 1 price quoted, D.IL. and eat in kitchen on first floor Caldwell no ten frame Main . at Registrations Please forward to ups; E-Z term*. room. 2 story dwelling. 5 2nd floor includes 3 la R R.'s A St Chester. N. J. TR 9-3200 College. alive that we can parish. St. l*day service. :i3l llal rue “are to i "so share it- bedroom. full baths- spacious first continued, compelled Ncwark Kor tile hath. Full basement. 1 Evenings MUrray 9-1200 pay for all courses will be 18-19 X - Prices call MI car carafe, Sept. Roman Catholic floor living accommodations. I with our kinsmen once the Iron Agnes Church, 23534. 8; A. M. 6 P. M. Tuo car on a larce beautiful tree shaded lot. i taxes from which the government 6-8 garage. Acre plot. Juliet R. Realtor from p.m. Further informa- Bth and Walnut Mena. Ark. OXbow 4 3586 complete with fenced in patio *21,800. McWilliams, Curtain melts and the ancient spends money for the children of j tion can THE DATOR AGENCY Main St.. Chester N. J. TR 9-3131 be obtained by of BEAUTY SCHOOL INSTRUCTION DUMONT REALTY some of the citizens. calling land Slovakia is free again.” only j YU 8-1147. HELP WANTED -Mahwah. N. J. LA 9-800 U Itcaltor Multiple Lifting APARTMENT FOR RENT "This favoritism the j He made a strong for 550 Route 23. by gov- plea Open Sundays to 6 P..VI. Wayne Modern financial aid to the Institute of FEMALE College OX 4 2355 ernment toward some of its citi- ; RN’s. l.PN's, SUMMIT APARTMENTS many Open OF HILLSDALE zens at the expense of other citi- j SS. Cyril and Methodius in Rome Sec’y.i. many to $125 RIDGEWOOD COUPLES ONLY Cana BEAUTY INC. SIOO. Livingston which Clerk-Typists, many to SRS to $l5O. CR 3-8600 ANYTIME! zens is clearly unjust and should | trains priests for future Bookkeepers. High Teaching Hillsdale. Owner Iran*, must sell fast, Ridgewood Vicinity many experience for o\er3o >rara. and RICHARD A. MICONE AGENCY n 2 split. he remedied.” work in Slovakia. Andrew Typists, many . to $75 202 Main Street. rmi. year 2 bains, full base- ' Bishop Hackensack, N. J Plans Lectures ment. with ARE YOU SELLING 382 SPRINGFIELD AVE. SUMMIT. N.J Beauticians, many to $75 HU B 9106 gaiage storage, patio, lite. G. Grutka of who is 3 Gary, Ind., MALE lot. bedrooms. Big beautitul Kitch- YOUR HOME? LIVINGSTON of Slovak Engineers.EE. ME, CE, CHemE to 13M en, dining room, living room, 2 rec. SHORE RENTALS “Forces at descent, is protector of looms Put it in the Wider Acct’s, dg.. many High PARISIAN or possible bedrooms. Excellent National Spotlight by list. Catliolic Work -the institute. FOR Missions, Communism: Chemist, wax exp. . Open Parochial school situation (new audi- Inc it SALE with THE MURRAY STORES Ad Writer, exp. Open BEAUTY tions walk to Pascack Valley Hcgional AGENCY. When multiple listed, over and Unification" will be the SCHOOL FOR Later, voted to con- Sales, j lugh school. seventy local offices j delegates many Open Golf and swim ciuo near- employing mine RENT theme than of the first annual Blue A Red. Seal Eng'rs to $ll4 by. 40 min to G. W. Bridge and Con- two hundred fifty sales people Activity Urged Cana tribute $125,000 for the erection of nationally Brick prnfe%llon.il building plus Stores j oftset Stripper, to $l5O known HONOII venient to Garden State are working for —and lecture at exp. Parkway and you —as a for sale $32-000. CRcstvicw scries St. Philomena’s KMit LEM SCHOOL 3-8600 the Sorrowful Mother at Machinists, all machs. to $3.75 N. Y. Princi- member of TransAmerican Real Estate Chapel Thruway. Under $30,000. ANYTIME ! ! ! SYRACUSE Wider PARTIAL 382 State J. participa- LISTING St.. Hackensack. N pals only. EXpress 1-2333. Corp . the leading Nationwide System Church, beginning Sept. 22. ! the National Shrine of the Im- RESUME SERVICE AVAILABLE HUbbard 7-2204 of I lousing specialists, home RICHARD A. MICONE AGENCY tion by Catholics in the reorgani- your i* Abbot Charles V. Coriston, maculate NATIONALLY Conception in Washing- NEW CAR DEALERS DtNVILLE EXPOSED to qualified :t’« SIMIINCKIKI.I)AVE . SUMMIT. N.J. zation of the social and economic MARK buyers 0.5.8., of St. Paul’s New- throughout the United States Abbey, ton. and $lOO,OOO for the SS. Incoming buyers who sell throuch SUMMER HOMES FOR SALE life of the nation was urged here will PERSONNEL SERVICE Mrozek Rambler Pontiac ton, speak at the opening and Methodius GRIFFITH TransAmerican Agents referred i Cyril Institute. 30 Greenwood Ave. Wayne, N ,J.. 320 E. INC. are by the Catholic Central Union st. Qeo, a\ r . PRIDEAUX, at session, the OX 4*8450 Linden. HU 6 lam directly to ihis office. discussing Bcncdic-j utuiuita iiv.vtmr.iv) FOR Off Rt. FAST-EFFECTIVE RESULTS: LIST SEASIDE PARK the close of its lOGth national ir23. Mt. View aeetion of * i» nan Kd , Uenvme, N. J. tine Missions in Tanganyika and HOME YOUR PROPERTY Wayne, A Zane- IMPROVEMENTS WITH adjacent to VanWyk for a Summer Home? Journalism Post OAkwood 7*4300 Looking convention. Natal and their efforts against lakoi. Enilneers a Land Surveyors. THE J JOSEPH H. MARTIN & MURRAY AGENCY Plus the opportunity lor income? SON tne “Serving ituo ot Morris couiuy* Unless there is reformation communism. ext. 45 No Rrod St. 1 am the owner of two stucco bungn' a To HELP 40 yeare Fr. Shanley WANTED FEMALE Aluminum .1. lows. They're cool and in The second lecture on Oct. Awning* KINNELON Ridgewood. N. wonderfully national life and unless it is 6 OLIVER spacious Each has two Combination Window* 2-21H1 bedrooms, a will feature JOLIET, 111.—Rev. Finbar Door. llvinc kitchen, bath. based on individual reformation, Rev. John Ryder, i 0. Cook, to live In; for 5 people Write . Venetian Bltml. room, and full RIDGEWOOD Sldme & VICINITY One al»o has Both O. Immaculate Conception Aluminum . Jalousie* WHITE BIRCH HILLS a breczeway porch. the S.J.. of the Russian Center of Shanley, Carm., of Convent, 424 WE CODDLE OUT OF TOWNERS convention said, “all Jersey City Porch Knrlotute* in excellent condition. Both are purely will serve as Westminster Ave. Elizabeth. otH OVER 500 MULTIPLE Fordham and the a member of the specialty SEE LISTINGS rompletclv furnished. Lot 30‘xlOO. ! and economic University, nv'■ 2-1~ political reorgani- fuller, N. J. SmiKNS REAL ESTATE C.I 5 Approx in Block to beach. Asking third Oct. 20 will have council of the Illinois Cook for suburban rectory. . 0000 on advisory Catholic TErminal zation will be in vain.” Msgr. 8-2000 Rranch 158 Krnnklin Avc. $19.*»00 (..II M \ 4-0333 or SE 9 0361. | Convenient to Elizabeth A Newark Windswept Split Ruler-wood Henry G. J. Beck of Immaculate Association of Teachers of Jour- OPEN 7 DAYS AND EVENINGS buses. Live in. References requird. Box In other LANDSCAPING D Finished Booms ~ resolutions, delegates nalism for - Conception a r-107 The Advocate, 31 Clinton St., lots 100x130 APARTMENTS FLORIDA Seminary, Darling- three-year period. GILSENAN & COMPANY said the West's fight against com- Newark 2. N. J. —- LANDSCAPING City Water A Gas ton. Series tickets ob- . Monthly Malntrn.inrr may be Father has been "Our reputation I. ol Shanley jour- Dul Trurl< AH 8 1667 lour nuaranlr. Englewood. Florida munism has been weakened be- AIRLINE training and placement for .J °, "f H‘rc. Church tained from Mr. and Mrs. r; satisfaction.** John nalism instructor at Joliet Cath- IO ,ndU,UUI ' Directions North Hostess and ground positions. Must n R ', d "’" al on Rt. 23 to Boon- 2 2 room apartments,both completely cause the West has forfeited its “m 3 ,OlO. ' McGowan. olic School he 18-30 yrs. 11. S. Grad*. For Inter- ton Ave light, turn left 300 yards to 1.000 furnished and all utilities. $7OO. per High for the past four Listing* of the Finest Christian view send address and phone No. to development. season each! heritage, opposed fed PAVING Properties in Bergen County years. Box 4R4. E. Orange, N. J. or call 384 I*a hath% apl. E. Ridgewood Ave. Gl 3-1800 1 2 bedroom. Complete. cral aid to education, supported ORance 4-1442. CONTRACTUS LAKE HOPATCONG Iv furnished all utilities $9OO. per vS,,w this ,1.1,1 legislation to family Cardinal Wins J* •?"<*' ' SUSSEX COUNTY preserve MASS • OR RELIEF Koing to season. WAS NURSE ILN. Lp7n. be further hampered by lifting celebrated for the dirt and gravel farms, urged the liberation of DUTY. NURSING HOME. along with the snow 2 bedroom year round Lot Located adjacent to Lemon Ray. 10 home. first time in Alaska in 1779 BI and scattering it SUSSEX AREA—Farm*. Lake to on 3-0303 about your highly 100 150 beach, Acreage, minutes Gulf beat hea Neai I athoUc prised x near church A shop- now under Soviet dom lawn? A Country Home* from *5,000. Shells Church, stores, shopping. Write Box peoples USO Award the shore of Port Price 114,300. Small Santa Cruz. Cook, to Elizabeth. Write BOX Let ping. down pay ination, live in. us give you real from *3.50000 tOfl c o The Advocate. 31 Clinton St.. asked for the return of a down to mrnt. 30 Yr. 105 o The Advocate. 31 Clinton St.. price mortgage. ALFRED DINTER. c on installing a permanent E. REALTOR Newark 2. N J. NEW YORK (NC) - Cardinal Newark 2. N.J. 2 bedroom furnished home Ideal for all confiscated alien driveway .*}undny by appointmentonly. property, RENT YOUR AIR retired couple. Can be easily converted 1 I-AI.L SPECIAL Loomis Ave. Sussex, N. J. and called for Spellman has liocn named for the General Secretarial work for religious Driveway 60 (I to yr.-round. Price $7,000. VACATION HOMES TO lET a just German loni! by 8 (I. Hid, Terms. EQUIPMENT youth organization, includes typing, snB USO Award for meritorious Beatrice Brady. Realtor based the At- and Call Ml ImboltH , 1 non SPARTA on ftteno A filing. Limited participation in ( Cos Wi Iflcct Cottage available peace treaty ofl West Shore opp. Goif .'muso pe service the lantic Charter. distinguished to men program activities. Excellent employee PIANOS 308-0046. 898-0432 sept- s»*n a.*'!) pe- week. 4 rooms A - ORGANS One Family Dwelling, four bedrooms, Modern bath benefits. Woman 25 or over bain, sleep six. A kitchen. and women of the Armed Forces. age pre- hot heat Richard F. Ilcmmcrlcin of ferred. Write qualification*. water oil furnace, Cathedral Walking distance to village A Catholic Syr- Through stating LAKE lv'4fi WE BUY AND PARSIPPANY tvpe. fireplace, within walking distance ba'. basin (!en. Melvin L. Krulcwit I*. O. Box 5. Fort Lee, N. J. SELL Chinch Near ocean, boat acuse was reelected of .Maj. NEW and USED PIANOS of grammar school as well high furnished. president and ORGANS as and golf course. Fully Fur- chairman of the New York USO i our Mature helper ranch ROBBIE'S school. Lake Mohawk. Priced *lO.OOO the union. Mrs. Gertrude Woll- woman, general MUSIC CITY CAPE COD $15,900 nace with oil burner. J. A. Higgins home in Hillside. No experience neces- 514 Rout. 48, Wayno Cl. 81717 HAROLD V. PUFFER SW 7-7100 C.l 4 4948. 458 No. Monroe annual said the award D. GALLO, BROKER of campaign, sary. Insurance and Social Security. schlagcr Waterbury, Conn., PR 8-7484 SI . lUdicw ood will Call NOth 4-4910 Lake he at a dinner to ! !3 collect. Par.lppanr TUcker presented HtvusUtf* lIU o*ll3l 71500 was elected president of the Na- ■NEWARK MA MO3I LAKE PROPERTIES be held in the Hotel Commodore tional Catholic Women’s Union j COMPLETE AIR RENTAE PIAU HELP WANTED - MALE MORRIS COUNTY SPARTA Dec. PILLOWS - QUILTS met 11. AT GREEN POND. LAKE TAMARACK which here concurrently, and and other lake* Northern New Jer- The Cardinal's tireless devotion Sales: Introduce new Catholic Library. INSPECTION INVITED in Robert Weidcn of New York was taanuina lojw)uglify, worid-fnmin after must PILLOWS - QUILTS CARLTON J. sey. Year round and summer homes. Leads qualification. If. earn BRUEN, and dedication to Deluxe Quality Ranch in FOX HOLLOW chosen of the Catholic the welfare of logariaU-Kandportable (ompnaon $lOO week up. Contact Henry Runnl. Mad. lo Enjoy bathing, boating, fishing and president Order and Renovated Pillows Realtor FARMS, Sparta, 4 or 5 bedrooms, over other l.ike men women and air 251-57 North Broad Street. Elizabeth. returned day. feather, activities conveniently near Ihe and of our armed Tools— faclory-condNonod rime and Down by size living Central Youth Union. lh« 17 Elm St. JE room; Dining *| family Yoik EL 5-2881. 9 a.m. - 4 p in. Thursday or pound. 9-34:15. Even. JK R 2017 room Paterson. Newark and New City. fcp trolnod Uchnldoru. room -f- fireplace. Magnificent G.K. kit- forces have made him "a sym- 1 ridaj <>r call Ft J 1-0398 after 7 p.m. PENNER Year-round homes from $6,900. Sum- BROS. chen and appliances. RENTALS —SALES 28* of cabinets. mer cottages from 63.600. bol of home and America to mil- -HO 2 tile B'way Rayonn, KE OO9UJ We baths. Gracious paneled b' 17’ JANITOR cover . Lakcforest • Shawnee . x A Peach an Idea— of lions m to stop In and Sloe. I*lo entry hall. Deluxe attic fan. 24* x 24 BUCKLEY A. WHEELER of servicemen of all pay you got tho.i Wlnon, - LAKE HOPATCONG faiths,” This Job includes sweeping, cleaning, double garage. Route 23. Newfoundland. J. lifting tables LAKESIDE N. Gen. Krulcwitch said. and moving chairs, and HOMES AGENCY For See NURSING Appointment OX 7 7100 Eves. OX 7 4102 To desks; also rutting grass and shoveling Rt. 15. S ml. from HO 8 2500 Help Missionary Dover E. G. snow in References Anderson Realtor season required In Bloomfield, N. 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Wayne Bergcnficld. 18 THE ADVOCATE September 7. 1!)61 St. Louis Play inLatin Donates Pope Gives Rules for Catholic Action Box OfficeHit Parish to Bolivia SYDNEY, Australia (NC) LA PAZ, Bolivia (NC) Arch- NCWC News Service •JCTi/ur In a where Abel Antczana city two stage bishop of La Paz is so dear to Us: that is Receive, dear always sons, the wish dedicated Following is a translation shows recently closed for lack the new Church of a July, address the gift of ]% 1 , by Pope) anniversary which you We draw for you from this mov- of a Christ John Will to patrons, 13th-century litur- the King here and blessed a Catholic Action pilgrimage France. are bringing to it is indeed from The Us; ing evocation: that that una- gical drama, "The of Dan- its adjoining with Pope encouraged apostolic such a gift which Play school, words initiative by members of Catholic can make Our nimity of voices and hearts may iel,” has done amazing busi- of gratitude for American Cath- Action, but coordination father’s heart rejoice. be urged with diocesan authorities and always the distinctive note of olics ness, playing to crowded audi- who had made the parish obedience their And now We do of say to you: not your a of love policies. postdate, your for ences in the crypt of St. possible. stop, forward, Mary’s Dear sons go use your tal- France, of your and daughters of Ihel sacred and noble Cathedral. The ents entire parish plant was Catholic profitably, make returns in involvement Action for Independence IT in the service of Extra know as well had to be the of Catholics in the Arch- OCCURS, you the those performances gift Groups in France: same degree as which souls and the Church. as We that arranged and seats were quick- diocese of St. Louis do, generous energies you have and is the It is received! this un a magnificent which May taken first sight are at times wasted in sterile riv- OLK GREAT ly up, despite the fact that modern Catholic forgettable of this eve- parish you offer Us at the meeting predecessor, all the today, same alry, in destructive criticism, dialogue was in Latin church or school to have been ning mark anew Pius who vig- time that departure for Pope XI, gave so you bring to Our fa- whereas the Church, (an English commentary was built here today more fine orous an for more than a ther’s your movement. impulse to the Catholic cen- heart, a by than ever, needs spoken by narrator). Australi- united effort liked to cite tury. your Action, the words of presence (the best of her BUT BEFORE an critics, in the Antezana children, joined closing, let Us St. Paul: particularly Archbishop also ex- here, a Apostoli Kcclesiarum, quite in add one daily have also pressed perfect agreement: cor unum word, which will be, We press, given gratitude to Cardinal gloria Christi (the of Rit- special reason messengers to ct anima una are certain, high praise the play which ter of St. (cf. Acts 4, 32 a reason for jov for the Louis for the "gift of for churches, the glory of Christ) joy and con- and was James “of one heart one soul ...”). you as well as for Us. In the produced by Lang, flesh and blood” the St. big (2 Cor 23). The Apostles seven solation. Four It 8, arc a member is a for Us to learn what ceremony St. of the Gencsian Louis diocesan joy yesterday at Pet- the of Christ. priests sent hero more glory Cardinals, profitable contacts er’s for the Players. the you arc main canonization of St. by Cardinal as than That is missionaries. 40 Arch- Marie quite an encouraging taining with other Catholic Action Bert ilia. we immediately that bishops and had the thought We want to leave movements. Be always thus, in very pleasant experience as a Bishops, 600 Catholic Action of of you spiritual at the as well as in your many you, if not of the bouquet Christian pres- close Health Parties chaplains, over of of of your pilgrimage. Yes, by Bill Voted relationships with the other ence all your large pil- 6,000 congress your apostolate, Christ is glori- groups and within your parish grimage. Unite fied. In Globally members: could one wish and diocesan After the May He be Pennsylvania really apos- Gospel, sung the always more so, communities, by Chile for a finer demonstration of the tles deacons and He shed SANTIAGO, (NC) A of concord, of under- in Latin and Greek, We may uppn you the HARRISBURG, *Pa. By a good Christian Democratic World of your movement and the grace which We in 152-42 vitality among those who sang Credo somewhat arc invoking vote, the standing are frankly Pennsylvania Union has been a of set here at for more convincing proof its at random, not abundance upon apostolic General Assembly up fighting the good fight: the ex- your passed and always following the third International attachment to the Church and as token to work with whatever act notes of indicated by the labor, a of which We sent to the governor a bill to Congress ready key of Christian to the Democratic Parties. hierarchy? unites, with whatever “canon” which grant you, for all services for never di- Our and your yourselves, provide nursing paro- The those congress, attended by dele- Twenty years have since as is for dear Cardinal Dean held whom you represent chial school children at an an- passed vides, proper those open so here, the join- gates from Africa and day when the of the ed the profession before your devoted nual estimated cost of $4 mil- Europe, Assembly by of a common worthily Our eyes, but fol- chaplains, the dis- the voted at its Cardinals and of faith tinguished lion. Americas, clos- Archbishops and love for a lowing, the recollection members of the Sa- common rather, of session France decided ing to combat Soviet to found a Catho- Master. a distant melody. cred College and the episcopate The bill had been adopted by totalitarianism and all forms of lic Action movement for adults What who have the Senate earlier and survived 3. was Our emotion when kindly associated them- belonging to independent Service to We voted dictatorship. groups: perceived that, instead selves with you on this full despite being down in Sen- of the day, a The new middle world union of classes, bourgeoisie, aris- habitual, delicate and paternal apostolic ate committees twice and House par- The Out polphony, al- blessing. ties. most rch of which are Catholic tocracy. What fine work pleasant committees once. apostolic ways to hear, of the Sis- A REAL Dear POSTMAN: Sister of the oriented, will be a loose co- has been since! sons and daughters! It tine The law amends the exist- Mary Hoy Order of accomplished Chapel choir. We hear the new the of ordinating organization to then, under the of was love for life Church which NCE Newman School Health Services Act Humility Mary, Villa ensure leadership your answer in prodigious and Club ing Maria, Pa., registers as a spon- “political all zealous president-foundress! brought you here: it to state that child of Relegate at annual solidarity among may always taneous of all "every the convention of the harmony your National parties and various be your and To Dance school shall movements glory your pleasure voices: it was the Sponsor age he provided with League of truly Postmasters. Despite is of Christian THEREFORE, it was indeed to her the symphon- her habit, she a Democratic serve at post of honor alis anima NEWARK school nurse services.” inspira- (symphonic spirit) of Tile Newark Col- lull-fledged of tion to proper to come to the cen- which employe Uncle The defend the of Rome, she has entrusted to the Sam. Villa Maria principles you. entire Catholic Church, where lege of ter of the celebrate Engineering chapter of convent mail of apostolate, to Vou know better than is such to freedom, democracy, social jus- anyone that the hearts and voices of the Newman Club THE VINCENTIANS in the volume as demand a full- this all parts will open its time tice and and were respect for the human anniversary, you the apostolate is not left to °l postmaster. Sister is every- tl|p world find immediate drive for new members U. S. established Mary one of 20 who ac- on were nuns person.” right to want your congress to be one’s free initiative. Sept. hold It is a mis- cord in 29 Felix de Andreis, Italian who such response to a call, by the first dance an positions. Her $5,950 is turned Each at the same time, and above all, simple sponsoring salary over national party, sion, the execution of an order, whether it in 1816. however, is the Ave, or like of the school at the N.C.E. arrived here to a year her order. will remain free draw pilgrimage. “as the Father has to up sent me, I the first gymnasium. pro- You yesterday words of suited prepared it by vigils of also send grams to conditions in its ... Go the you ... and Symbol of the Apostles. Invitations to the own prayer. The numerous make join Newman country, the said. telegrams of all nations .. .” congress disciples Club which to Us from will be extended to all Cath- Council Planners Christian Democratic came your dif- (John 20, 21; Matt. THAT CREDO parties are 28, 19). of Dumont that ferent olic members of the Animated in groups in France and from incoming power or members of coali- you, Sons of France, by Charity THAT knewimme- freshman class abroad bore witness to the is THE fundamental at the dance. Meet in Fall tion government in a number signif- diately how to In temporal affairs and of answer, imme- Older institutions, whenever an aware- icance which charter of the The members will be on hand nations, you attached to that apostolate. lat- ness of values and supernatural VATICAN CITY The including diately after the intonation ends is secured, there is second Germany, ter will be all the given to explain the at more fruitful in religious and social the same time session of the Italy, Belgium, the Neth- spiritual preparation. by the father of all a strengthening of their to achieve meeting of the Austria, faithful, car- activities power their erlands And We tell that those proportion as the execution of the of the club. immediate Central and Venezuela. can you all of specific ends. The words of Commission rying those present Our Divine Master are coordinating warm order received has been away messages allowed Us to more with still true: "Seek ye. first plans for the Second Vatican you. caused an therefore, the of God and perfect. This indescribable kingdom taste in advance these order concerns as a lhs justice: and all these Council will during emotion in Our soul. Denies shall be added be held here in And so con- Hampering things unto you.” of Chant past days —and matter of priority the Recording yesterday even, Apostles tinued to children of the light. November. right the end. on the when and the (who are) MYSTIC, Conn. The We saw you mingling fra- Bishops their The fundamental demands of novice initiative of the Sons of Protestant Work more securely Members of the commission successors. France, justice are choir of the with the crowd which The in turn, in the difficult Society of St. Ed- ternally Bishops, the public and vibrant grasped most and regions will the proclama- Colombia complex of temporal study work of subsidiary mund’s had associate closely in their VALLEDUPAR, (NO Novitiate here has gathered in St. Peter’s for task! tion of the affairs, namely those in which selfishness 25 Catholic - individual on an group preparatory commissions. together with the faith, Bishop Vicente Roig y They C.regorian renditions the canonization of an humble priests who are Villalba, or racial - often causes thick featured on unusually solemn occasion, clouds of darkness. When are expected to meet in their where Vicar Apostolic one the Hall a record the collaborators, certain of the O.F.M.Cap., of is animated recently released by country girl pleasure that the great by the charity of Christ one feels to of the to mystery of Church un- united others Congregations. We should faithful, whom entrust Valledupar, has denied a Protes- folkways Records, New have shortly re- they the and the needs, suffering and York. upon ity expressed itself so joys of others are felt as one's evangelization of the different suggestive-' tant information service’s charge ceiving you. Many thanks, dear so- ly. own. cial strata: that is the that he caused construction sons and daughters, for those organized of a the action of Consequently, each one, no matter what the Protestant to tell thoughtful gestures which apostolate, yours. chapel be halted. objective or what merchant to touched the in which your The circumstances it may he Us If, union is noted that the cha- realized, deeply. therefore, necessary U.S. Basilian Bishop cannot help being more disinterested, more energetic among pel in the town of La And now, to crown you, you see to what de- Jagua de and more human because your pil- charity "is patient, is kind gree it is still more Ibiruco has been secketh not grimage, you have come to seek necessary I Named completed, lie her own rejoiceth not . . . in iniquity, but with the Bishop also denied rejo'iccth Our encouragement and Our ben- Bishop, head of the apos that he ever caused with the truth | . hopeth all things, endureth all RING UP . . things.” BIGGER ediction. We tolate in his diocese. You have WASHINGTON (NC) the expulsion of a Protestant'mis- lope John gladly accede to | Very! Will, "Mater et Rev. Magistra” encyclical, May 13. lflfii. desire and shall understood and the or the confiscation your point out to that, presence Eugene Augustine Hornyak,! sionary of the of the you some here of so large a Order of St. Basil the! missionary’s residence. thoughts which may part of the! SALES assist French Great, has been named you in the pursuit of your episcopate shows it ade- Auxiliary I to Cardinal good work. quately. Godfrey for the Ukrainian Exarchate in F.ng THIS UNION ■ ' 1. with the land. Primacy of the Bishop Cardinal is Arch- for Them entails Godfrey Pray TITLE two consequences for bishop of Westminster and INSURANCE your The first is Apos- Supernatural Life activity. for you tolic Exarch for Ukrainians of to confide in Your task is completely your! the one of evangeliza- Byzantine Rite living in THROUGHOUT NEW leaders Eng- Robert L. JERSEY tion. spiritual your achieve- Chambers You are the representatives land. ments, the of the Church your ideas, difficul- Father MADISON A Solemn in your her a native of sphere, ties Hornyak, Ku-| Requi- encountered in your social em Mass her But, cura, Rachka, was offered Sept. 6 at missionaries, apostles. and Yugoslavia, where apostolate, your suggestion his St. Vincent’s as you have well the parents still is Church for Robert understood, for live, superior not overcoming them; and for you L. Chambers, apostolate is a human under- and master of novices at St. Jo-1 60, who died Sept. to meditate with them for the 3 at home. ★ taking, with temporal aims; it is sapliat Monastery, I.attingtown * purpose of an a divine attaining always undertaking, su- Village (Glen Long Is- He was a resident of entirely greater in Cove), lifelong efficiency your apos- pernatural in its as well land. Madison and origin tolic undertakings. was chief of its fire as in its aims. Asa youth in Yugoslavia, Bish- department. He a member of The second is that after having was op-elect was a pupil of the Name THE referred Hornyak Holy and Noc- PROBLEM is to reach filially to him, you Society ac- Cardinal of turnal Adoration cept with Stepinac Zagreb, who Society at St. to move them, to lead perfect the de- souls, them docility was imprisoned by the Tito re- Vincent's and a to their cisions of the head of the past grand recast That is diocese, knight thinking. gime and who died in 1960. of Dr. McDowell the end toward which even if sometimes Council, K. of you are di- they implythe He New studied at the Pontifical C. Jersey Realty sacrifice of a point recting your specialized Catholic of view or of Seminary of St. a personal Josaphat, Propa- Action methods: the “investiga- preference. Under this Surviving arc his wife, a daugh- ganda College and the Gregorian ter, two TITLE the “revision of life.” condition, as you brothers and a sister, INSURANCE CO. with in tion," But know, your in advertising your University Rome where he was it is a condition apostolate will he Church Sister St. Brendan the for success in really a ordained Mary of on Mar. 25, 1945. this domain that apostolate, Convent of Good Mor- NEWARK the soul of the genuinely fruitful, Father Shepherd, Catholic Hornyak came to the Newspaper be truly blessed God. ris apostle filled with Christ, that by Township. U.S. in 1947 as a diocesan it have assimilated priest TRENTON • HACKENSACK His spirit and DEAR SONS readers mean and of the Rite Exarchate Loyal greater profits His daughters! Byzantine doctrine of by means a long Twenty years of good apostolic of ST. ROSE of Lima NEW BRUNSWICK » Pittsburgh. He joined the Or- was the FREEHOLD for personal effort and him reflexion and work in Christ’s service first and that der of St. Basil the Great in native-born saint of the New prayer. of the and World. If Church, consequently, March, 1956, and made his sol- your favorite stores are That is advertising in why We arc glad to see! in the service of France, which on emn profession June 19, 1960. this tell them saw their placed in the position of honor in newspaper you If are your esteem and in advertisement. they not, suggest your lives, the third that in this will of the means of which advertising newspaper and you avail yourselves: meditation have WAIT... Before You produce more sales profits. on the you seen... beautiful Holy Scriptures, and Buy SEE.. par- the and leave in Clip coupon below one ticularly on the Gospels and the the store the next time you Epistles. 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He lives Natural *16,990 4 Burner Counter-Top Range with Hood in and Unspoiled peace Reality 120-Amp Electric Service MR. spreads it around j MERCHANT sj4°o5 4°o mortgages available Mmsolf. Electric Baseboard Heat Birch Cabinet* Formerly a private estate, available for SWIM FISH SKATE Over . . On >2. Fraternal ...... Aluminum Sidino 575,000 Catholics look for YOUR REFLECTION LAKES. CONVENIENT TO 10 Gal Hot Water Reserve those who want the Advertisement each best for present use week when they ALL CHURCHES & SCHOOLS. Storm Saah l Screen* The READ first ... condition for a fruit- or future Full Intulation investment DIRECTIONS: Route 4« to 2M to Ibl Route North apostolatc, viz., soul filled t nion V alley Road at New Foundland. Ituht Garage • Water to Property. Paved with God, be Mains • 4 Street*, Water, SEWERS must joined by an- Reaches a heart other: widely to un- _ the open • Paved Roads • Boardwalk ADVOCATE derstanding and cooperation. From this center where we over- Limited Number of 't-Acre Plots ace the entire field of the Chris- Reasonably Priced at only $19115. Increase your Sales and tian cme& Profits apostolatc, it appears more STATE HIGHWAY 23/KINNELON.N.J./ TE 8-3500 Sherwood Koreit the 'dearly to Us Drive and Rotund* Section* Now open each day that the Near St. Paul's Call MArket 4-0709 will show Abbey 0. Jaity its presence and and HOI'TK :>oli, ANDOVKK activity in the Church better if Doesn't Cost - It PAYS 1 it is more united. Advertising Leaders 1!)6I Stanislaw Chicago September 7, T II E- A I) V OCA T Stomma Champions E 19 Ask Racial Brookwood Opens Church in Section 3 in Polish Parliament Justice Ads In Opens at - Lakewood CHICAGO (NC) In newspa- VIENNA (RNS) - sec- The though other talks in 303 parlia- Stomma had a per advertisements, re- ond most distinguished important LAKEWOOD (PFS) - of political ment arc usually in business, and One catures and will include published by career that part of the un- ligious, profession- apph- figure in Poland New Jersey’s in today is a the Polish was largest housing inccs a choice of Pleasant Hill press, Stomma’s derground that al leaders have expressed con- six colors C atholic took its direc- who has no but whose have meet Village omitted. It remained communities, a a power, for tion from Poles exiled cern about racial strife. plans family’s every need, Tygod- in Lon- BRICK everyone, been two years in the •ach model will TOWNSHIP (PFS) a«c nr including Communist nik Powszechny, Catholic week- don. “We making offer aspart of carport and full basement. Anti-nazi, he was also an- think it’s time for Chica- Party leader will initiate sales Section 111, 40 homes Go- ly in let Catholic this weekend lie basic price: a refrigerator-! comprising The bi-level ranch Wladyslaw Cracow, to to look at itself Holiday ti-communist; in go honestly and is opened must listen him. consequently with the of six mode, I being this weekend at model includes (on the mulka, to Poles know someonehad 1950, the itself unveiling reezer, dishwasher, clothes upper lev- spok- Reds ousted him from to ask. what’s to be done Pleasant He is Stanislaw homes in ranch, Cod, bi vasher and Hill Village here el) a a en for them. Cape dryer, built-in wall by dining room with panoramic Stomma, a post in Cracow. to resolve this serious teaching He critically level ranch, builder Eugene Amron. 53-year-old from the and split-level. tven and counter - range.! | picl lire window, “dine-in” room lawyer lost the but he situation,” they said. The sign- top “IF WE SUMMED the sit- job, retained a will The 250-home community locat- with northeastern part of up They serve as display range hood, and picture window, pre-war title Poles ers of the advertisement garbage dis- science still call him appeal- homes ed one block east of Exit No. uation in Church-State relations for the 1.200-house Brook unit. 91 kitchen with ceramic Poland, Wilno, who rose to in- "Professor." ed for greater stress law posal built-ins, on and of the Garden fluence in our Stomma said wood which is to be State is tiled bath and three with the aid of country,” Community Parkway bedrooms. a order and the support of human Six furnished model created-in homes almost 25% accounted for with The nuict, then, “the result would be far STOMMA thg Lakewood area ol first level includes fin- logical voice in a coun- WAS elected to rights in the which can be a from city. Ocean inspected daily and sales totaling 60 to date. ished try that speaks satisfactory. There is at the in County. recreation-family room, loudly. Sjem 1957, a period when called weekends include They attention to in- the Arlington Featured at Pleasant present an increase in the anti- Brookwood is to be Hill Vil- finished utility Chairman of the Znak (Sign) briefly there seemed be developed ranch, the all-purpose room, to some stances of mob violence which three-bedroom York-: Church by Robert J. Schmcrtz lage arc ranch and level storage room, group of nine Catholic campaign and the communist of Ro- town split optional lavatory deputies recognition of the have occurred this ranch, the two-bath summer, and bilt, George- models priced from $11,490 and in Church is under various diffi- rights Inc., in Lakewood who is with garage. This model priced at Stomma walks a of Catholics and the town ranch, parliament, said “racist violence” is the expansible Sa- 30-year FIIA culties it. Rela- they the mortgages and down $13,990. tight imposed upon Church. The currently completing 750 rope: cooperating with the accord was short- the responsibility of the commu- lem authentic house Brook Cape Cod, the payments as low $340. Construction tions between the Stale and lived. Forest Community as features include: communist when it is Nevertheless, he became in which it is found. four-bed majority nity room Saratoga split- The Jubilee ranch Hclco Church are and in South Toms River. The Lake- model, warm air heating necessary for the good unsatisfactory prominent as level. and system, of the a member of the said the task of eliminat- the Southern Colonial- priced from They includes a ceramic tile we are the events wood developer has built more $11,490, baths with vani- people of standing watching foreign affairs committee ing strife between Poland, yet —a races is an styled Huntington ranch. brick with than 2.000 homes in Central Jer- bi-leve.l front, picture windowed liv- torics, copper birch behind great anxiety for the fu post he still plumbing, staunchly the of holds —and at of “all of us who ing rights obligation can and is room, three dine- kitchen Formica lure." \arious sey responsible for much bedrooms, cabinets, coun- the Church, so often the times has been lead the to target permit- way a more nearly in science kitchen with built-in ter work In 1957, of the area’s construction boom. top areas, natural wood of persecution Stomma pledged sup- ted to travel universal lIIKEh PLENARY these same to climate of belief in councils oven and by Italy, France, counter top range, and doors, oak interior port of the (then) 12 Catholic meetings flooring, paint- communists. Austria, West and AT of the American hier- tiled Germany and democracy decency." BROOKWOOD, Schmertz bath. extras avail- the Optional ing throughout, Rhecm hot water deputies to government, cit- South America. archy have been held Patrick president of is homes with six to since able include a 17’ IP Crowley, offering x family heater, gas and STOMMA, bespectacled and their determination to 1852. city electricity, ing fight Today, as tension between the the Catholic Council nine and baths, with Bermuda on rooms, one two room porch, water and gray but for the tolerance of be- Working gar- community curb. curly-haired, never religious Catholic Church and and the Red Life, was among signers of the one and two car garages uses a sharp tongue. He cre- lievers. government mounts, Stomma priced from $10,990 to $15,990. ates the classic appeal. picture of a At the same time, Stomma still hoocs differences can be The homes can be purchased little man. timid yet stalwart, was recognized as a friend of settled “within the framework with 30-year 5 1/4% VA or 35 one who feels the power wield- the Catholic Primate of Poland, of the Irish Shrine year i, democratic pattern.” Holds 5 1/4', FHA or convention- ed the Marxist by Poles but is Stcfiin Cardinal Wyszynski. who He said al home recently: “In spite of financing. RAMBLING HEIGHTS not overwhelmed ‘Carmelite by it. In seek- had spent three years in a I Day’ everything, consider the road Fully landscaped plots averag- ing to protect the rights of communist jail rather than of bilateral ing 80 x 112 feet will agreement as in- DUBLIN (RNS) - A slaincd- be serviced ROCKAWAY (MORRIS COUNTY). N. J. Catholic Poles and the Church, have to waive the Church’s disputably correct and I will glass window donated by the by city sewers and water, con- he does not use florid, fighting right to its message to continue to bring persist in this. I Carmelites of Ireland and New crete sidewalks, curbs, and will language but he to get the people of Catholic Poland. have have all improvements manages always said this, and will York was installed at in and his formally point across. A later, when Cardinal again: Catholicism paid for. year is a the shrine of Our of Knock In living Lady June, Stomma warned the Wyszynski was to force in Located on County Line permitted Poland. It has entered in County Mayo. | Road parliament that the communist leave Poland to in deep* into the national life adjoining the Lakewood Golf and *=-v:' participate and from government Many pilgrims New York, must the the election of anew he has united itself homes at Brook- recognize Pope, with it.’’ led Country Club, fact by Rev. Donal O’Callaghan, that the vast will offer majority was accompanied by three men jwood many unique tx- O. were the OaCr) THREE YEARS Carm., present at are deeply attached to his secretary, his personal AGO, Stom- j terior and interior construction The occasion was the Catholic Church. ma wrote that "Marxist ceremony. and Stanislaw Stom- and chaplain “Carmelite Catholic Day” at Knock, In January, be scored the un- ma. ideologies are diamet- when members of the Carmelite treatment of the opposed" and "we har- just Church by The war- rically m friendship began in 15 Soles at bor order in Ireland and New York the Polish Al- no illusions that these dif- government. time 1944; during the war years ferences for the 12th successive ” can be overcome." He joined said that year in a pilgrimage to the “as Catholics, we til -—.l LH shrine. Post Brook must maintain our full fidelity to the WEST Church and its teachings. MILFORD (PFS) Fit- Here’s But at toen the same time, it is our sales of the all-aluminum ex- Everything to Convert j to Trying terior homes 9 duty work for the welfare have been reported Y of our nation. by Post Brook Estates here. The on re For Warriors to Handlers | Looking "These new home two principles our community, featured MONDULI, to Tanganyika (NO- in Life fidelity the Church and our magazine, offer today's In duty toward Catholic missionaries have home our nation must buyer an eight-room home, Happy Family a not launched project to make mod- clash. We are therefore try- with full basement, sanitary sew- ranchers of the and ing to evolve formula ern fierce a to fol- | ers, paved roads, and a low Living! low nomadic Masai so as to be able to do our warriors, long | maintenance aluminum exterior, known as the cattle of East duty to both. But the kings Located in the lake country of discovery j The homes arc right of Africa. such a formula is dif- Passaic Post Brook Es- very | County, is . . the location ficult. a . right . . . We are still searching Funds for pilot project cametates includes swimming, fishing is for it." from a $25,000 by Misercor, the price right! Schools, grant j and boating to those purchasing PRICED FROM three the German houses of And, years later, he is Bishops’ socio- j homes. The community is within worship shop- economic still Catholics program travel distance anti searching. Many development | easy to any point ping transporta- opposed his for of- for emerging nations, and a !in Bergen, Passaic and Morris *10.900 campaigning tion are ALL WITH- fice grant from the Sacred Congre- in_a/Red parliament, say- | counties, and is convenient to IN WALKING ing such action gation for the of the was futile. Propagation | shopping, churches and schools, Stomma Faith. DISTANCE! disagreed, as did eight j Often referred to as the Gcn- other Catholic oral Motors 10% deputies. The of the home industry, To anti FEATURE-PACKED Pledged Loveliness communists are allowed to i the all-aluminum exterior Nation- their List express views, however, Registration Home at Post Brook Estates Here s a discovery for the jal home-buyer seeking the exceptional and the 81-LEVEL DOWN ...the public may read their FAIR LAWN—St. Anne's Speech offers an home at AND creation of a | eight-room Colonial-inspired It's on a village. pre- speeches. Correction Center here will hold $16,350 cinus site of tall trees and including lot. No closing Morris j uninterrupted beauty—in Much of for CAPE COD HOMES Township near Madison Morristown. the freedoms grant- registration children with all fees arc required and 25-YEAR MORTGAGE and. Not just adream, i qualified ed of it s a reality, with families to the Church have been kinds speech difficulties on home many already living here. Sec classic buyers may purchase their On homes FINANCING —5%% to warmyour heart...Southern withdrawn or Sept. 11 from 2 to 6 p.rn. down. Fully Landscaped Colonials, Dutch Colo- curtailed. But the i with as little as 10% nials, Georgian, American, record is Wooded Plots Early many more...on wooded there; Stomma spoke INTEREST AVAILABLE plots of is 000 sq. ft. and more. Near the fine against schools, shop- these actions of 7S"xl00 ping of Morristown and gov- Madison, park*, golf courses ernment. VISIT CROMWELL HILLS TODAY! Park • 6 & 7 Cardinal with his Linden Features Rooms ALSO VISIT Wyszynski, “PROGRESS HOUSE'' • 4 Bedrooms with Closets Galore great courage, speaks force- See our furnished model home in the B. Altman • Full Site Dining Room Shopping and with Plaza, Short Hills. It fully. vigor and zeal is open daily except Sundays. One and Two Homes • Colored Ceramic Tile Bathroom With literally fights the regime. Family Colored Fixtures i> Vonitory • Science Kitchen with Built-In Oven, LINDEN (PFS)—Linden Park, exists here is conducive to low $29,400 Counter-Top Birch Cabinets with Oriel to Range. Discuss anew development which carrying costs." Formica Work to $50,000 opens Counters Friday, Sept. 8, is both The homes of • Full church and China featuring one-family are Basement one-and homes level like FURNISHED MODEL HOME two-family priced split design and the • laundry Room NEW YORK from • Clothes OPEN SALES AGENTS: The Oriel So- $18,490 and $26,990 respec- two-family homes are of excel- Norge Dryer DAILY & WEEK ENDS trniwdz ciety will The lent • Utility Room open a series of lec- tively. two-family houses construction and handsome THE BOYLE COMPANY • tures have been architecture. FINISHED RECREATION ROOM DIRECTIONS; Rt. 10 & Rt. 46 to and discussions on the skilfully designed to “Here again.” said SSS Jersey A • Rockaway vo„ Church Gas-Fired Forced Air Heating (Main St.) to lynch and China on the appearance of "the estimated tax for the ELizabeth 3 Sept. 15 at give one-family Boyle, • turn 4200 Full Insulation; Weatherstripping Chevrolet; right to Modal one the yet contain two houses is only $lBO Models Overseas Press Club dwellings, spa- family • Homo Walnut open every day. of Amer- BUILT-IN GARAGE on St. ica. cious three-bedroom For apartments. j per year. the two-family • Aluminum Gutters ’ A Leaders houses Blaise it is only $3OO a year." Sales Bishop Kurz, 0.F.M., “Of particular interest | Agents In Morris Tournablp (naar Madison and Merrtatewn) to the who All homes was exiled from China by are being built by ENTIRE INTERIOR PAINTED Park Asa. at Powdar Horn Drlra, Morrla Township, potential buyer,” noted William N. I. the the ASB Realty Cos., developers LOWERRE AGENCY Tolaphona: JEltaraon communists, and Mrs. lledc Boyle, sales agent, “is the fact WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGEI 9-2131 and builders in a this area for over Massing, convert from com- that these homes will Sewers All OA 7-0695 DIRECTIONS: Routt 24 cost the City & Utilities (Morris Ava.) through Modlson Cantor, 20 years. Park munism, will participate in the owner $5O right on Avo. 2V4 miles to Models. only per month to In & Paid Or: Go out South Orangs Agent for the For Ava. program. Dr. development is Modal Homa Phonai OA 7-774 J (Columbia Rd.) right atPark Ava. to tract Maurice Leahy carry with the second floor rent- the Cos. will Boyle of 355 Avo., ed. The low tax situation which Jersey preside. I Elizabeth.

PASSAIC COUNTY'S BEST VALUE r,v 4* 4. HA.Ml Ol»i:\|\4.! A Charming Piclure S ROOM Of Suburban Living NATIONAL HOME MODEL - Linden Park obin lAood As Advertised In Life LINDEN, N.J.

All Aluminum Exterior No Estates Painting Necessary AS LOW AS Lake Privileges DOWN Kinrirramai-k Road, PARK RIDGK

Near St. Joseph's Catholic Church and School KING-SIZE, LUXURY-STYLED SPLIT LEVELS ON 1 and 2 FAMILY HOMES ON 15,000 SQ. FT. WOODED PLOTS (120' FRONT)

LOW, LOW TAXES Estimated tax on . . . one-family ■orr-r- $lBO. "THE SHERWOOD" home, only per year . . . on two-family houses, Model Shown: ‘16,350 only $3OO. per year.

7 Rooms / 3 Bedrooms / IVi Beths LOW CARRYING COST Peneled INCLUDING LOT . . . Your carrying charge for Family Room / Built-In Garage two-family home with 2nd floor rented is only $.lO. per month. 10% Down to $ -bum Qualified Buyers 22,900. * ‘ IDEALLY LOCATED In ... fully developed area, with NO CLOSING FEES all utilities in and paid for. Excellent commutation hv every means of transportation. Near St. Theresa's Sanitary Sewers Avail, in New Section Located in an established church & school, shopping, recreation, etc. neighborhood Also See: at tlna homa. In cholca (action Park a of Rldoa ana of Baro.n motl datlrabla "THE NOTTINGHAM Count*', raildantlil communitla,. Our Lad* ot Marc, Church and ,chool 1- SPLIT LEVELS from $18,490 naarby, local atorat 9 Rooms / 5 POST Bedrooms / ] and a BROOK ma|or thopplna canlar, a baautltul park, country Beths Room Built l Family / In club,

ESTATES Open ilaily, 1 /Ml, to dark It to . . . ‘et kinds, II . I.M. dark 526,900. FURNISHED MODEL HOME OPEN DAILY A SUNDAYS I)lRl:(. I l()S Rattle So. Wood PHONE HI mi S: 1 to .li<, V in l inden, turn Kurnlthed by: 11. K Mahmarlan h hon«. OX 7-7300 left to 1 ‘its St. then It’ll 1-Mi blocks to li/nrna PI. and models. Ridgewood

OPEN DAILY UNTIL 8:00 SAM KLOTZ DIRECTIONS: From Oeo. Wathlnglon TllliBOYLE CO., Agents Rrldgo, Rt. 4 to Klndarkomack *ll Main St. Rd continue north to El. l-Bfl < on Klndarkamack Rd. Park Ride, Modal Nnrlh on Kt. 23 Echo Lake turn Hackanaack and (u Rd., right, go to end, turn homa, right, OR: Forett A,a. Tract Phone: WA 5-6000 on north to ond of la loft then first right anil follow signs Phone: HU »1010 atroat which Wathlnglon turn right to Another Avo.i Klndarkamack Road, than left

HARRY WELLS to Robin SALES BY OXBOW REALTY INC. Proiact Hood Etlataa, 20 THE ADVOCATE Septcmbcr 7. 1961 To Celebrate Irish Christian Brothers Accept Archbishop Boland to Bless ‘ltalian Week' Archbishop’s SOUTH ORANGE A celebra- Twelve Novices an- New tion in honor of the 100th Appointments from Jersey niversary of the unification of LAKEWOOD Twelve will be held at Seton Hall SEPT. 19 St., a graduate 1246 Summit Mountainside Church Italy SUNDAY, North| [Pine Haworth, Ave., Jersey City, a 9 29-Nov. Jersey residents were the of Sept. University, Oct. 4, spon- I p.m.. Graduation exercises, among 1 1 Assumption School, Emerson, graduate of St. Acdan’s Gram- Irish Christian Center of Italian St. Vincent Brothers novices 1 and of Bergen Catholic. sored by the Hospital School of I mar School there and St. An- who took part in habit MOUNTAINSIDE Archbish- dows of shades Culture. Practical and Infant reception i Brother Edward pastel of green,] tablished with Masses in Deer-! Nursing [ Joseph, son of thony's High School. Boland will bless ceremonies on 3 at Ga- op and dedicate blue and It will with a Mass of ('arc Technicians, Immaculate Sept. St. : Mr. and Mrs. Irwin J. yellow surrounding the field School. Prior to that, Cath-I open Joseph, 10 Brother Francis Van the new parish of briel’s Junior College here. Nostrand, unit Our Lady entry and to the olics on Oct. 29 in the Conception Church, Montclair. Shelley Court, Bergcnfield, extending top of the community attended Thanksgiving aj j son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. of Lourdes Church Over 1,000 clergy, here on Sept. of the building itself. Mass in five university That afternoon, religious,; j graduate of St. John the Evangel- neighboring parish- chapel. Van Nostrand, 193 Colonial 9 at 3:30 SEPT. 16 friends and relatives of the ist Grammar Rd., p.m., opening the cele- es. the SATURDAY, nov- School there and of The rear wall ol university library will display Emerson, a graduate of Our aqua-painted 10:90 j bration of dedication Illessing of new ices attended the two-hour cere- Lady week in the two exhibits: “The a.m., Bergen Catholic. the sanctuary makes a Archbishop Boland established Risorigmento" of Fatima Grammar Fort new dignified The School, Union County A church and school, followed by mony. new novices come parish. background for the plain, the parish in and “Italy through the Ages.” Brother Stanley Kasyan, son of Lee, and slender December. 1958, all Bergen Catholic. Pontifical Low Mass at 11 a.m., from parts of the U. S., The dedication ceremonies will and ground was will be held at in as Mr. and Mrs. W. mahogany cross with its hand- broken for the concert night Stanley Kasyan, Brother as Francis son of he Our Lady of Good Counsel par- well Canada and the Windward Newton, followed by Pontifical Bene- new church in 1960. the 246 1/2 Grant Ave., East carved blonde wooden Corpus, May, Father gymnasium-auditorium. Newark, Mrs. Eileen Newton, 147 ish, Township. Islands. Harring- diction, celebrated over Washington a of by the Arch- hung high the main altar. McGarry has about 600 families; The exhibits will be open for a graduate Our Lady of Czesto- ton I St., Bergenfield, and the late bishop, assisted Rev. Gerard in his chowa Grammar Harri- by The three altars, designed by Fa- charge. month and lectures will he held CEREMONIES began with School, SUNDAY, SEPT. 17 a [Francis A. Newton. He is a grad- J. of McGarry, pastor, Rev. William ther McGarry himself, are of Co-chairmen to followed son, and Essex Catholic High. uate of of the dedication in the Little Theater, open the II a.m., Solemn Pontifical processional, by exposi- Bergen Catholic. J llalliwell, pastor of St. Aloy- black walnut with teakwood fin- committee The tion of the Most Blessed Brother Robert Moran, son of are Mrs. Christian public. celebration wdl con- Mass, 110th of Sacra- sius. and Rev. Francis with altar anniversary and Newark, ish, the main front hav- Fritz and James with and dinner- ment. for the Mr. Mrs. Thomas A. Moran Dwyer. Chair clude a reception founding of St. Mary’s parish, Chaplains occasion J. of McDcrmitt, assistant at Our a Chi Rho inlaid of A ing bronze men for the various Nov. I at were Rev. Arthur Finn, Livingston. graduate of Liv- affairs of dance on the West- Plainfield; speaker at dinner C.SS.R.,, PBA Honors Lady of Lourdes. and tabernacle of aluminum High School, before a the dedication week are Mr. and mont Country Club in West Pat- and Rev. George H. Bauer, M.M. iingston enter- A dedication dinner will bronze. following. the be and polished Mrs. Michael Klucewicz Brother William C. ing Brotherhood he was em- and Mr. erson. Penny, pro- held after Benediction Over and, on the side altars are hand- and Mi’s. vincial, conducted ployed by the Rubber and Asbes- Walter E. Gorev, dedi the interroga- Fr. Honorary general chairman is Griffiths 10, there will be a com- carved wooden statues of the tos in Bloomfield. Sept. cation dinner; tion of the and Corp. Anthony Fcrrare, Fenoaltca, Italian ambas- postulants pre- house to which Blessed and Sergio Brother munity open all Virgin St. John son of Joseph community open house; Dr. John sented the habits. Nicmas, sador, and the chair- Seton Hall Profs MORRISTOWN - Rev. Gerard residents of Mountainside are from The honorary Mr. and Mrs. 22 in- Oberammcrgau. Sta P. Fenton, The novices will spend the next Louis Nicmas, inaugural ball; and Griffiths. C.P., stationed vited. An man is Carlo Italian formerly inaugural ball for teen- tions of the Cross are also wood Gasparini, cither Hidgway Ave., Hillside, George dedication year at South a grad- at St. Michael’s Timpanaro, minister. Mark Anton, former Es- At Rome Kortright, Monastery in agers will be held on 15 and carvings from while N. uate of St. Catherine's Gram- Sept. Germany, ball. Meeting Y., or West N. Y. Union Park, City, has been named to the week will be climaxed the Communion rail and sex State Senator, is gen- School there by County will then enter St. Gabriel’s mar and of Essex pulpit JERSEY CITY Three mem- They receive the New Police the dedication ball eral and Rev. Vincent Jersey 16. are of black steel and bronze chairman, for and Catholic. Sept. ibers of the Division of Rheumatol- two years complete their Benevolent Association’s First Monella, director out- with oak and the of Meeting executive of the BrotheF Louis O’Keefe, pews pecan- of the religious and teacher training son of THERE ARE three ogy Seton Hall College of at standing civilian award for 1961. buildings finished oak. .Center of Italian Culture, is chair- Mr. and Mrs. For Nent lona New Rochelle. Louis G. O'Keefe of to be Parish Medicine attended the 10th In- College. Father now dedicated school executive Griffiths, stationed church, arc now man of the committee. Five classes in use in Susquehanna Ave., Lincoln Park, and all - ternational Congress Rheuma- in assisted purpose room all of LIVINGSTON The first on THE Pittsburgh, Union City the school, along with the prin-j gen- NEW JERSEY novices a graduate of St. Joseph’s Gram- which are joined tology, 3-7, in Rome. Patrolman Mark by a central eral meeting of the Sept. included: Fusco, winner cipal’s office, a general office parishioners mar School there and DePaul hall. The unit of the Apostleship of Sea of the PBA was designed by new St. Raphael's Dr. John J. Calabor, director Brother James policeman’s award, and other necessary facilities.! parish B. Clark, son pf High School. Alphonso Alvarez of Montclair will he held of the in the disarming of a man who on Sept. 11 at 8 division of rheumatology, Mr. and Mrs. James B. Brother The all-purpose room, which is p.m. Planned Clark, 24 John Oliva, son of Mr. and is keynoted by the twin in St. Philomena’s Meeting was threatening to jump from the 60 100 School. and Dr. Carlo -Nosenzo, research Blauvelt Ave., and Mrs. 71 by feet, has a stage at Bergcnfield, a John A. Oliva, Bcl- themes of and roof of his home on simplicity utility. Rev. Richard D. Wall, MOBILE, Ala. The 16th an- investigator in the field of arthrit- graduate of St. Paul’s Apr. 13. one end and a kitchen off the' pastor, Grammar mohr St., Nutley, a graduate of The church is of modern also During the scuffle, Father de- announced that a noon Mass nual meeting of the National is, delivered papers on their School, and Grif- side and will he used for both spe- Ramsey, of Bergen Greylock School, Belleville, and sign, constructed had fiths, who had been of brick and been added to the Catholic of the Sea cialties. severely in- school and parish functions. I Sunday Apostleship [Catholic High School. Essex Catholic. glass, and jured to the seats 900. The central schedule of services held will be held here Oct. 16-19. driving scene of a at Ml. The third member of the staff Brother John of Brother Eugene son Johnson,-son Sewell, of fire less then figures of the front elevation are THE HISTORY a year was of the Moun Pleasant School on Ellison Rd. "Meeting the Challenge to the to Mr. and Mrs. John before, attend was Dr. Johnson, 302 Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Sewell. Evangelous i as three crosses set into the brick tainsidc parish back in knocked down he tried to goes seven West Orange. There are also 8 Life of Men Who Sail” wrap Spiritual [Catsoulis of Athens, Greece, a fcl- portion of the wall a blanket around the and glass win- years when a mission cs- and 10 a.m. Masses. will be the theme. man. Six was low in medicine Seton Hall. : at shots then were fired at the priest and policeman. DAILY TILL !► I». Yl. SAT. TILL <» I'.YI. E» DIOCESE OF PATERSON Father Griffiths will receive his gold medal and citation 74 DE GRASSE STREET at the annual PBA banquet on Sept. 12 PATERSON 1. NEW JERSEY in Atlantic City. ALTENBIIRG piano house Elizabeth Clergy lice Alumni to Hear Maryknoll Priest NEWARK Appointments Rev. Thomas H. Keefe, M.M., recently returned from the Tanganyika Trust Ter- will on “The Afri- PASTORS ritory, speak can Mission" on Sept. 12 at a BBT Rev. Francis 11. from St. Agnes, Pater- of Ml IN Very Msgr. Murphy, meeting the St. Benedict's son, to St. Philip the Apostle, Clifton. Prep Alumni. Rev. James J. Daly, from Our of Mt. Boon- Lady Carmel, A native of Short Father ton, St. Paterson. Hills, to Agnes, Keefe had been stationed in Shin- Rev. Ladislaus J. from St. Simon the Green Flek, Apostle, yamga Diocese. Pond, to Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Boonton. The meeting will also discuss NEW PASTOR AND ADMINISTRATOR plans for the fall golf tournament and the Rev. Carl J. from assistant annual alumni reunion. Wolsin, priest at St. Agnes, Paterson, to St. Simon the Ml 114 Apostle, Green-Pond, as pastor. John R. Rev. Ryan, from assistant priest at St. Paul's, Clifton, to the new Mission of Our Lady of the Magnificat, Kinnelon, as administrator.

ASSISTANT PRIESTS Louis Rev. J. Gallo, from director of Morris Catholic High School, Denville, to Our Lady of Mercy, Whippany, as assistant priest. Rev. Francis J. Bischoff, from Assumption of the 8.V.M., iMfctt to Passaic, Pope Pius XII School, & High Passaic, as spiritual Baft# “~ Candle# director. ' Iron' Rev. Martin C. Connolly, from Immaculate Heart of Mary, Wayne, to St. Anthony's, Hawthorne. 4 timai Rev. John A. Sullivan, t»mpo»ndtd yearlyI from St. Philip the Apostle, Clifton, to Morris Catholic School, Denville, as director. High Savt U person or we by mail,.. pay Rev. Louis W. Bicsiada, from St. Price Anthony’s, Hawthorne, to postage both ways Reg. $949 Holy Rosary, Passaic. SAVINGS INSURED TO Rev. $lO,OOO Stephen Hlavatovic, from St. Andrew the Apostle, Clifton, to the Assumption of the 8.V.M., Passaic. FOR THIS SALE ONLY Rev. Paul J. DIVIDENDS Longua, from St. Monica, Sussex, to Im- maculate Heart of Mary, Wayne. •tart every month el Mohawk. Opan your ac- Rev. Vincent from Our Malatesta, Lady Queen of Peace, count with *1 in more, add at much at Branehville, to St. Paul's, Park. you «SNSC Prospect please, whenever you Rev. David H. pleate. McLeod, from Our Lady of Mercy, Whip- St. $ pany, to Philip the Apostle, Clifton. FIRST ASSIGNMENTS

Rev. James J. Smith, to St. Joseph’s, Paterson. Mohawk Walter Rev. M. Pruschowitz, to Holy Trinity, Passaic. SAVINGS and Loan Alin Rev. James 11. O'Rorkc, to St. Andrew the Apostle, Clifton. 40 Commarca St., Nawaik 1, N. J. Rev. Denis F. McHugh, to St. Paul’s, Clifton. All of the assignments, with the exception of Father Mltchall 3-0260 Smith’s, will be effective on 7, 1961. Father Thursday, Sept. FREE PARKING Smith’s ocroitiha itraat assignment is effective Saturday, Sept. 2, 1961. 549 Daily, 9-4, WED. EVES, lo S EM. Choose your all-expense, low-cost

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