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Friday Following Iisue For Success of Council DENViR CATHOUC Bishops of the United MO.MI Catholics lo the U.S. to the coubcU’s great work of foil purpose of'the coming council, it was noted that the U.S ftates have issued an ap Join in "a novena of prayer evangelical renewal witUn the the role of the Bishops of the Church has numerous strengths peal for prayers for them and penance, to be carried out Church.” U.S. in the council, and tbe duty —including those that have Non-Catholic Christians were of Catholics to deepen their spir selves ana all other partici in all the parishes, schools, and come from living and growing asked to pray to the Holy Spirit it of charity toward their separ in an atmosphere of religious REGISTER pants in the Second Vatican religious houses of this coun that He will "enlighten and ated brethren. (Turn to Page 2) VOL LVIl. No. 2 Thursday, AugusI 23, 1962 DENVER, COLORADO Council. The request was try” on the days inxnediately made in the Hierarchy’s guide the ecumenical council so The Bishops, noting that tbe preceding the council. that it may become an instru 1962 annual statement, and 20 previous councils were re The liteatiaa of the aovena ment for the promotion of Chris sponses to immediate crises, it was directed at the na will be **that God may pour tian unity according to the mind said that “while certain extern tion’s entire Christian com- forth His abonadlBg grace on of Christ.” al conditions and pressures lend munit^—Catholics and oth our Holy Fatheri on all the FU' special timeliness to the calling ers alike. jthers of the cotmcil, and par- THE BISHOPS' state|ment ex of a council now, yet our Holy Tbe "Statement on the Ecu-|ticuJarly oa the Bishops of this plained the nature of the Father has repeat^Iy insisted menical Council” asked the 43,-1 country, that none may fail in Church, the background and that these are not the main rea sons for the approaching one.” “ Perhaps it Is not too much to say,” they said, “that the coming council is unique in this, that its direct and conscious purpose is tbe internal renewal of the Church.” ' In this renewal of the Church’s life, they continued, the Bishops of the U.S. hope to make specif ic contributions. They warned that it would be incorrect to view tbe Bishops as mere del egates of the American Church. The Bishops, they noted, may be expected to bring to the coun cil the benefit of their exper ience and discernment as reli gious leaders in their own lands. The American Hierarchy, they Sf. Fraacis’ llMpItal t* n lm § Cm hnnh $prlm§g 7$ Yom* said, will be witpesses to the remarkable growth of the Sf. Framis\ Colorado Springi Church in the U.S. and to its generally flourishing condition The Bish(^s observed that U.S. Catholics “bear the im print of our past.” Hospital to Observe Jubilee THIS IMPRINT, they said, is By Ethel W. J ohnston than 50 patients who were lodg the friendship and generositytof responsibility of a growing load that “of a Church which was This September will mark ed in a small adobe bouse. the people of Colorado Spriojjs. of patients week in and week bom and has grown to maturity the diamond jubilee of St. It was soon even more crowd With foresight, the S is te rs ^ out. It meant a working day in an atmosphere not always ed by the victims of a new allied that no rallroeu hospl^ which began at midnight friendly; which has had to Francis’ hospital in Colo rado Springs. railroad disaster. And it was could adequately meet the n e ^ s struggle almost every step of then that the Sisters found that of the new dty, and they deddH IT MEANT leaving two of the way to produce the 'institu The observance will be the doors of the Midland hos to open their own hospital oa the Sisters in charge of the pa tions necessary for its prese'r opened by a Solemn Mass pital were too narrow to let a hill east of the town. tients while the other two r ^ e Church untf IKucfery uf Anuivursory Porlfh celebrated in the presences of vation and development; whose any stretchers through. This meant almost superhu in a borrowed wagon through Father Roy Fi^no has been pastor et The parish will mark the 75th anniversary people are sprung from ances Archbishop Urban J. Vehr and From the beginning, St. Fran man effort and courage, for town and countryside making St. Augustine’s parish, Brighton, since IMS. of its founding at a Solemn Mass on Sept. 11. tors, many of whom, a few gen Bishop David M. Maloney in they were strangers, without friends an(l enlisting financial Under his leadenhip the conveat and rectory In the background of the picture are the cis hospital was built on faith - erations ago, came to this coun the Gothic chapel in the east faith in God and faith in funds, and tied down by the aid. have been renovaM and a classroom build- parish chnrch and rrclory. try unlettered and in great pov wing of the hospital. But they made the effort, and ing and auditorium have been constructed. erty." The celebrant will be the in tbe spring of 1888 St. Fran But despite these limitations. Very Rev. Monsignor Robert cis’ hospital opened its doors. JNum of fbanksgiving Sojpf* II Hoffman, pastor of St. Mary’s Almost immediately It, too, was . . > ------— ------church, Colorado Springs, whose inadequate, and within another parish includes the hospital. Broomfield ^School year the first of many addi Burse Receives The Very Rev. Monsignor Wil tions was built Gifts of $178 liam J. Monahan of Denver will The pattern has not varied be the deacon, and the Rev. much. Today St. Francis hos Parish in Brighton A total of $178 was given (his To Open in 1963 Robert A. Banigan, pastor of pital has grown to the size of past week by nine contributors St. Leo’s church, Denver, will 168 beds, and can boast of the to raise the St. Jude Burse for A community of nuns has agreed to staff the Brooiufield be subdeacon. The Rev. Walter parish school and plans are being made to open four dassrooms most modem and ade the education of future' priests R. Jaeger, chaplain of Mount quate equipment available. to $1,723.04. in September, 1963, Father George L. Weibold, pastor of Nativity St. Francis, Colorado Springs, of Our Lord parish, has announced. To Note 75th Jubilee Donors from Denver includ will' act as master of ceremon FOR MANY yean the sight ed: A.N., $5; Mrs. $5: Construction of four additional classrooms will begin in Jan first pastor of St. Augustine’s. ilies, Father Howlett secured a ies. of two Franciscan Sisters going On Tuesday, Sept. 11, St. Au $1; J.G.T., $30; M.B., uary, Father Weibel said, and the work will be completed in time gustine’s parish,' Brighton, Will In fact he beclime the first res- donation of land from D. F. The Rev. John Harley Schmitt from door to door was a fami $20; J.M., $100; iR.G.O., $10; for the opening of school in the fall of 1963. The new addition will observe Its 7Sth anniversary. A ideit priest in northeastern Carmichael for a church site. pastor of All Saint’s church, liar one to the people of Col E.C.G., $5; and M.A.M., $2. form tbe beginning of a 12-classroom wing, which added to the Solemn Mass of Thanksgiving Colorado outside of Denver. It was located on the corner Denver, will deliver the sermon. orado Springs. Nowadays their Other donors were Mr. and present four classrooms wilh become a 16-classroom school. will be celcibrated in the pres Uniting the 12 Catholic fam of Third and Bush. The building method of obtaining aid has Mrs. R.L., who contributed AN INVITATIONAL banquet Mother Mary Baptista, Provincial of the Sisters of Mercy of was completed in August, 1888, changed somewhat but not the ence of Archbishop Urban J. $7.50 in behalf of the Monsignor for the clergy following the Mass the Union, whose mother house is in Omaha, Neb., has informed Vehr at 5 p.m. at a cost of $1,500. The build spirit in which'it is asked or Matthew Smith Burse. is being planned. Among the in the Broomfield pastor that the community would provide teach ing is still in use, now as a given. ' Tbe celebrant of the Mass will In addition, the burse of St. vited guests will be Father Bani ing Sisters for the parish’s existing four-classroom school. be Father Charles Brown, the Report Made funeral chapel. The diamond jubhiee is no end Francis of Assisi parish, Castle gan, Father Schmitt, and Father The school, which was completed in December of I960, is now first native son of the foighton being used for the weekly school of religion classes for some 350 In itself. The Sisters hope for In those early days. Father Rock, was increased by $24.15, William Zolp, pastor of St. Mich parish to be ordained a priest On Collection children of tbe parish, the pastor said. Grade school pupils are still more growth and many Howlett’s work was not con and $7.85 was added to the St. ael’s church, Calhan. All are Father Brown is assistant pas exciting improvements and in fined to .Brighton and the im Ann’s parish, Kiowa, burse. former chaplains of St. Francis’ instructed on Saturdays, and high school students are taught on tor of St. Joseph’s parish, Fort For Orphans Monday and Tuesday evenings. novations In the future. mediate surrounding area. Ra Tbe sum of $8,000 will estab hospital. j Collins. The Chancery office has re Tbe Sisters of Mercy who will staff the new grade school, And the past 75 yea^s ther. it extended to the borders lish a seminary burse in perpe Among the many events be A dinner marking the oc leased the following report on of Wyoming on the north, and have taught the parish school of religion since its inception fouil have truly confirmed their faith casion will be s«ved after the tuity for the education of a stu ing planned are an all-day pic years ago. in the friendship and apprecia the collection taken in the Den Nebraska and Kansas on the dent for the priesthood. The nic at the Garden of the Gods Mass in K. of C. ball, Brigh East. Present plans call for the opening of four classrooms the first tion of the dty which they serve' ton. I ver archdiocese July 29 for the principal will be invested and for hospital employes and their (Turn to Page 5) ' so well. only the interest used. families, a reception for the Serving as officers of tbe ju orphans: IN 1870, the Union Pacific bilee Mass will be Father . Fran DENVER PARISHES hospital’s executive board, a railroad pushed through Brigh CATHOUC PEOPLE are i^e- banquet for the doctors on the cis Syrianey, pastor of St. Pius CaUwdral i.tn.ss quested to remember tbe eo|u- An Salals s 4 n ton and the Burlington was just hospital’s staff, and a special X’s parish, Aurwa, as deacon, AD Souls 4ss.n east of Brighton. With the com catipn of Denver seminarians in and Father Charles Jones^ pas AanuncUUon IM.M event for each service club in Blessed Sacrament MQ.OO ing of the railroad many Cath their last wills and testaments. Colorado Springs. tor of Holy Cross parish, Christ the King 702.50 olic laborers and their familes Any amount will be gratefully It was early in September, ton, as subdeacon. Core d’Ars 558.50 were scattered along the main received. TTie Very Rev. Monsignor Wil Gaanhao Ansels 12S.O0 1887, when Sisters Huberta, Not- Haiy Cross (Thornioni 202.00 lines. '* The future of the Church de liam H. Jones, archdiocesan Holy. Family 385.00 pends upon a well - prepared burga, Sylveria, and Kunigunda Holy GgoM 575.00 Tbe railroad also brought superintendent of schools, will priestho^ in sufficient numbers. came to Colorado Springs from Holy Borary N.OO homesteaders and it was Fa deliver the sermon. ... Holy TrmUr (Westminster) 407.00 their mother house, which was St. AagisUne’s has rightly Hem Predobn Blood 002.45 ther Howlett’s duty to care for DO.NATIONS TO the seminary then located in Larayette, Ind. Mother ot God 244.05 these Catholics. This he did by been called “the Mother Parish Mount Carmel ' 281.20 burse should be sent to the They had been asked by Dr. of Northeastern Coiorado.” In Notre Dame 265.82 following the railroads, offering Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, Arch B. P. Anderson to staff a hos the year 1887, Father William Our Lady ol Grace 84.50 Mass for Catholic families in bishop of Denver, Chancery of Onr Lady ct Lourdes \ 245.50 pital for sick and injured Mid Howlett, famed author, biogra Our Lady of VlsttaUon 30.00 isolated places on weekdays and fice, 1536 Logan street, Denver land Railroad employes. The pher, aad historiaa, became the (Turn to Page 2)^ (Thih to Page 2) 3, Colo. Sisters took charge of more
Self-Sacrifice Called Climate for Vocation
“How can we possibly invite mind, good health, good morals, inarians and novices require! “You know that a vocation is must and should cooperate. But others to a life of self-sacri good intention, proper spiritual this in abundance, and life in a call from (ted to the individual the invitation is to the individual fice and complete generosity In' motivation, the ability to get Community after profession has not through an intermediary, himself and for bis own decision. religion, or even out of it, when along with others — for sem-. its problems. land that others like yourselves It is/ not that of yourself nor we ourselves are not living ex even that of the parent. amples of the best in generos- “Sociologists are now study ity?" ^ ing tbe problem, and it appears ’Ibis was the challenge placed that some failures to fulfill a before the 2,000 delegates at vocation result from the fact tending the first National Sis that the vocation was that of terhoods Vocation conference in the pastor, the teacher, or the Pueblo by Harry O’Haire, exec parent, not the child. utive secretary of Serra Inter national, in his keynote address. “EACH OF US, then, who “Do we acknowledge that we works in this field, is called to Now Conlor lor Pro-Cana Mbvomonf a life of perfection, not only be who have been especially of St. John’s, who has given the Pre-Cana cause our primary goal must The old St. John’s church, E. Fifth and blessed, at all of us who are movement the use of the building. Bill Yeager, be to save our own souls, but Josephine, is serving as the new center for here are, must lead a life of Al Reed, and Bill Barnes, Pre-Cana committee because of our great concern the Pre-Cana movement. In the picture, left ucrifice in order to inspire oth to right, are Monsigaor John Moran, pastor members. ers to follow?" for vocations. And unless and until we set a perfect example The meeting was sponsored in our own lives, and encourage by the Tberesians, an organiza- others to do so, it will become Old St. John's Church Now finds tioD dedicated to fostering reli incitasingly difficult for us to gious vocations to the sister influence young people to strive hoods. . for perfection, and while doing Itself ns Headquarters for Pre-Cana Tbe conference attracted' so to listen for the whisper that 2,050 registered delegates, in may be God’s only call to them The old St. John’s Church, E. 5th and cated on Seventh avenue Parkway, has en cluding 350 high school girls and as He says, ‘(tome, follow Me.’ Josephine street, which served parishioners abled this committee to givd these confer 400 Sisters. There were dele , "How can we possibly invite for 50 years—from November, 1902, to July., ences more frequently. To date this year, gates from 30 states. 1952—and after being used as a gymnasium over 1,000 people have availed themselves others to a life of self-sacrifice The delegation from the Den for the St. John’s Grade School and later on of these instructions. Givos Koynoio Addross of Vocafien Conference and complete generosity in re ver archdio:ese was led by classrooms for junior high students, now finds The next pre-Cana conference begins Sun Auxiliary Bishop David M. Ma Bishop Charles A. Buswell congratulates of the group; and Mrs. John Sackman, ex Cgion or even out of it, when itself the headquarters of a new activity. day, Sept. 16, at 1:15 p.m. The Rev. Francis Hariy O’Haire on his keynote talk at the loney, who gave the sermon at ecutive chairman of the conference. The pro- we ourselves are not living ex Bakewell, S.J., of Regis high school will be Tberesians’ National Sisterhood Vocation con The pre-Cana conference, instructions for the Solemn Pontifical Mass gram attracted 2,050 registered delegates in director. Assisting him will be a panel of lay ference Aug. 18. Mr. O’Haire is executive sec cluding 350 high school girls and 460 sisters. amples of the best in generos couples contemplating marriage in the Cath closing the two-day conference. couples and a team of two Catholic doctors. retary of Serra International. Others on the There were delegates from 30 states. Bishop ity? How can we teach what we olic Church, are held in tbe old church now. are not? Could the old cliche Attendance is by reservation oifiy and this can “You all know,” Mr. O’Haire platform for the opening session were Mrs. David M. Maloney, Auxiliary of Denver, gave In giving over the use of this building to ' apply to us — “What you are be made by calling Mrs. l^Uliam Yeager t
Fr. Bernard Degan Named Nuns' Chapter Re-Elects Pastor at Precious Blood Mother M. Reginalds was re were re-elected to the provin Father Bernard P. De es for grades three, four, five, elected provincial superior of cial council. gan, C.Ml, has been appointed and six, were held in Septem the Poor Sisters of St. Francis Si«[^ M. Eileen' is the newly paster of Most Precious Blood ber, 1960. Seraph for a second term (tf electra council member. She parish, Denver, to suceed Fa three years at the Provincial has - served as superior (tf St. chapter at the mother bouse, ther John P. Donohoe, C.M., AN ADDmONAL GRADE Francis’ hospital in Grand has been added each year, and Mt. St. Francis, • Colorado pastor of the parish since its Island, Neb., and holds a mas this September the school will Springs, on Aug. IS. Arch founding in 1952, according to ter’s degree in hospital admin- have a program covering grades bishop Urban J. Vehr presided. an announcment from the istration. She is also a regis three through eight. Enrollment Mother' Reginalda served the Chancery office. tered pharmacist and was chief this year is expected to reach community as provincial for Father Donohoe was trans pharmacist at St. Anthony’s 235 pupils. nine years. After her first term ferred to the post of pastor of .WA hospital, Denver, for many St. Thomas’ parish, Long Beach, The Daughters of Charity of six years expired, she was years. Miss. form the faculty for the school, appoint^ the American repre their first assignment in the sentative at the general mother f FIVE CANDIDATES were THE NEW PASTOR of Most archdiocese. house of the order in Olpe, admitted into the community of Precious Blood hassserved since Westphalia, Germany. She Sisters of St. Francis in the 1956 a; pastor of ISt. Patrick's THE GROWTH of the parish se rv ^ in this capacity for six investiture ce>'?unonies at Mt. parish. La Salle, 111,, and for the is indicated by the census fig ' f years, at the mother house in St. Francis Aug. 12. past five years hasjbeen a pro ures. The first census, made in Germany. On her letum to the vincial consultor pf the Vin 1952, showed that there were 344 U.S. three years ago, she was At the time of her admission centian Fathers. Catholic families in the parish. chosen p ro ^ c ia l superior. into the Franciscan sisteriiood, Bom July 3, 1917, in Kansas By this August the numter had each candidate receives a new City, Mo., Father Degan entered grown to 1,028 families, an in THE COUNCIL MEMBERS, naiBe by which she is known St. Vincent’s college. Cape Gir crease of more than 800 fami Sister M. Geraldine, Sister M. in religion. The names given ardeau. Mo., in 1931. He com lies in 10 years. Rev. Bernard P. Degan, C.M. Honors, and Sister M. Viators, to fiiese five candidates are: pleted his studies at St. Mary's seminary, Perryville, Mo., and Jeanne Louise Lentz, daugh Outdoor Altar at Cormelitt Monastery of Holy Spirit was ordained as a Vincentian ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank priest at Perryville in 1943. Third Order Carmelites Plah Meet Lentz of St. Dominic’s parish, In addition to his post as pas Denver, Sister Mary Christo The Denver chapter of the pastor of Our Mother of God, urer; Frank Reynolds, sacris tor in Illinois, he served as dean pher; Third Order of Our Lady of is the ’ihird Order director. The of students at St. Joh^l’s semi tan; Miss Margaret Daly, scap Mary Anne Pierson, daughter Littleton Carmelites to Note Mt. Carmel will meet at Mother newly elected and appointed of nary, San Antonio, TiSc., from ular chairman; and John J. of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Pier of God church, Speer boulevard ficers are: 1944 to 1949 and as a member LoganI hospitals and library and Logan street, Aug. 28 at son of St. Vincent de Paul’s of the Miraculous Medal Nove Thomas L. Ford, prior; Mrs. chairman. 7:45 p.m. j parish, Denver, Sister Mary 400th Anniversary of Order na band from 1949 to 1956. 3 Ella Zook, prioress; Miss Mar Carmelite Tertlaries not affil Joseph; Erected as the Mother of God garet Daly, Mrs. Peggy Gag iated with a chapter and all Anita Louise McCorkle, Sa By E u n Filung only accommodated eight Sis with straw mattrpsses and wool MOST PREaOUS BLOOD chapter in 1952, thb local or non, Martin Grabrian, Mrs. persons interested in Third Or cred Heart pariah, Emporia, The Carmelite Monastery of ters, soon proved totally inade en sheets form the major furn parish wi IS established July 10, ganization now has 73 professed Margaret Koning, John J. Lo der membership are invited to Kan., Sister M. Antonita; Phjd- the Holy Spirit in Littleton will quate for the increased number ishings of thdr bells. 1952, and Svas placed in charge i members and two novices from gan, and Joseph' Schwickrath, attend the meeting Aug. 28. In lis Ann Roschynialskl, St. An unite with the monasteries of the of Sisters in residence. Thd Sisters' daily work in of the Vincentian Fathers. Fa- 17 parishes in the Denver area, counselors; formation about the Third Or thony’s parish, Columbus, Neh., order throughout the world in A aew addition, begun In the cludes the making of Vestments, ther Donohoe was the first pas- The Rev. John V. Anderson, Roland K. Seaman, master of der of Carmel may be-obtained Sister Mary Joan; and Rose tor. , celebrating the fourth centenary fall of 1955, provided 21 cdls tar "nens, band painting, beau- novices; Mrs. Peggy Gagnon, from Roland K. Seaman, CH 4- Marie Widhalm, St. Francis’ Masses for the parishioners of the founding of the Dlscalced and the major parts of the mon . 'ul embroidery for the laity. Nuiis to B« Guests mistress of novices; Mrs. Mar 1764, or Mrs. Peggy Gagnon, DE palish, Valier, Mont., Sister Carmelite Nuns. astery, whidi will exist perpe while the parish plant was under garet Koning, secretary-treas 3-8706. Mary Michael. They make altar breads and Solemn Benediction will be of tually. The completed building construction were offered in ai At ‘The Music Man’ launder church linens. Their classroom of Our Lady of Lourd fered at the Carmel in Littleton was blessed by Archbishop Vehr duties also encompass such es school and in the basement Sisters serving in the archdio on Friday, Aug. 24, in commem in July of 1956. manual labor as the care of of the (dd SL Vincent de Paul cese wiU be guests at a show oration of this historic occasion. The Carmelite Sisters are sheep, plowing, and planting church. < ing of the movie The Music You are invited The exerdsea, open to the obliged to: spend at least eight crops. The first Mass in the still-in- Man at 10 a.m. Aug. 25 in the public, win be held at aa outdoor hours daily in prayer before the The Carmelite order, contem comidete parish hall was offered Crest theater, 2245 Kearney. altar erected la the gardea at Blessed ^cram ent. They ob plative and apostolic, is dedi on March 18, 1954, after a fire The picture will be shown 7:39 p.BL The Rev. Fraaclt J. serve silence except for two cated to the infinite limiQess in St. Vincent’s. thrpugh the courtesy of Tholnas Kappet will officiate. daily recreation periods, but world of God and heaven, offer The new church was/dedicat Smiley, president of Wolfberg The Sisters invite all their even then they must occupy ing all thoughts, words, actions, ed May IS, 1954, by Archbishop Theaters, and of Joseph Archu- friends and benefactors to Join themselves with hand work. and manual labor for one inten Urban J. Vehr, and the first Bound to perpetual abstinence tion only, in reparation for sin Mass was celebrated May 16 of letta, manager of the Par them In this solemn act of amount theater. thanksgiving for the innumer from the use of flesh meat, ex ners and for the salvation of all that year. able graces and favors bestowed cept in rare cases of _illness, mankind. Under Father Donohoe’s guid they also fast from Sept. 14 to The aspiration of the commu ance, a school building contain Thi nrm> llitad ntre daurva upon them and their order dur to ba ramambarad whan you ara ing the past 400 years. Ample Easter Sunday, Sundays ex nity now is that some time in ing 10 modern classrooms was distributing your patronaga to seating and paring facilities cepted. the not too distant future a suit constructed, and the first class- lha diffarant Unas of businau. will be available. Thdr garb is of coarse wool able chapel will rise on the mon and they wear opep sandals in astery grounds in Littleton. ON AUG. 34, 1562, S t Teresa place of shoes. Backless stools The present chapel has long o f o u r n e w of Avila, at the age of 39, opened are used throughput the house, outgrown its needs as far as the first Discalced Carmelite evea in the choir. Narrow beds the Sisters’ choir is concerned monastery at Avila, Spain. It and cannot accommodate more was named in honor of S t Jo than 16 lay people. seph and is Still in use today. United Fund Everything the Sisters have MERCURY During her lifetime, St. Teresa accomplished thus far, namely, of Avila personally founded 16 Opens Drive' the acquisition of the site and Carmels, aU of which were Mile High United Fund opened later the new building, was USED CAR named in honor of S t Joseph. its 1962-63 campaign beadquar made posslMe by the generous alms of hundreds of friends, and The Carmelite monastery in tors Aug. 20 in the Gas and special memorials, as well as Littleton, founded 385 years la Electric building, 910 IStb the Sisters’ own unceasing la ter, had its beginning in Novem street, Denver. IMPORT CAR bors. ber of 1947, wboi Mother Teresa Seven thousand square feet of Their hopes for a chapel burn and three companions from the office space has b ^ n donated LOCATION bright; first and foremost, for Carmel in Grand Rapids, Mich., rent free to the fund through Horace W. Bennett & Company. the honor and glory of God; came to Denver and acquired And secondly, to share with the Wyldemere farm, consisting These temporary quarters will be occupied by fund volunteers their friends and benefactors of a substantial building and 11 a temple in which to ce.'ebrate acres of ground. and staff members until tb.e general campaign has been con special occasions such as this THE FIRST MASS was cele eluded' after the first part of joyous one on Aug. 24, without 2920 South BROADWAY brated in an improvised chapel November. worrying about the weather. on the second floor on Dec. 5, The goal for the 1962-63 drive Up to now religious exercises 1947, by Archbishop Urban J. is a record-high 94.534,000 to be to which the public may be in- Englewood Vehr, who had invited the Sis raised for 113 UF agencies in vtied must be held out of doors ters to Colorado. Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, because of the present tiny in The original monastery, which Denver, and Jeffersem Counties. adequate chapel. Grand Opening
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WE MIGHT POINT OUT that Yale, by Catholic standards, has a fabulous endowment. So does Harvard. St. Louis University does n ot The Catho Stating the Natural Law lic University, a unique institution, has a pitiful re abortion), tee natural law, though serve fund, not to speak of endowments and all rom En g la n d comes the report that a Catholic of note has asked always certain, no longer compels tee teat. F reason by its ineluctable light. It But Sa^ent Junior complained at St Louis teat moral tbeologians to work toward a clearer statement of the natural law leaves opportunity for mistakes, hon our Catholic colleges and universities had not of est or oteerwise. fered enough scholarships to foreign students and m its relation to the sin of contra ception. Many Catholic couples, he Abortion affords p good case in that we had not furnished enough applicants to his point. It is easy to understand that all own project, tee Peace Corps. said, practice contraception because they do not see clearly tee natural- human beings have a right to life, ■. law reason against it. If they did see and, except teat abortion is sometimes DIDN’T IT EVER OCCUR to Sargent Junior convenient, no one would question its teat we have little enough money to pay current tee reason, he implied, they would not sin so freqentjy. absolute unlawfulness. The law be d^ts? And doesn’t he realize teat tee Peace Corps comes obscured when circumstances has studiously ignored tee thousands of mission Teenage Puppets • We doubt teat. In accepting the seem to justify an • exception to aries his Church has been putting into tee field, for natural law, as in accepting the very nothing, since St. Paul got knocked off bis horse on save a married mother’s health, to existence of tee Lawgiver, good will save an unmarried mother’s reputa a certain road? is indispensable. Those who are look Thank you. Father Coogan. tion, to prevent tee birth of a mal ing for exceptions to fit their individ formed baby. In this way, abortion The Sacramental Principle ual case, whether it be cheating na may even cease to be a statutory ture or cheating a bank, will not be By Rev. J oseph A. Hughes crime. But tee natural crime of abor ond Person of the BlesSed to the Apostles in the upper blocked by even the clearest rational tion remains as before, because the NE IMPRESSIVE IN Trinity that God revealed in chamber or as, He forgave the argument. After 58 Years: full earthly glory the fullness woman taken in adultery or two facts on which it rests are un O DICATION that many of His love. This love was as He ushered into heaven The natural Jaw, except in itA pri altered; The human digni^ of the im- sincere Protestant groups are dran atized in the Passion and from Calvary the repentant mary precepts (Do good, avoid evil; bom child and the dominion of its making progress toward death ?f Christ as His power thief. do as you would be done by)* is not Creator. Christian unity is their new Unify and Charity was dramatized by the resur It may not be accidental at intumve. Even in its secondary pre The Church does not make the na preoccupation with the sacra rection from the tomb. By JosiPH P. KnwsB eternity. I can recall my mental principle and the sac all that the last sentence in cepts (tee’ Ten Commandments), it tural law. She only shows it more N THIS DAY of sadden meeting with him three years the Gospel of St. Matthew is clearly in order teat weak human ramental system. By the same THE HUMAN ELEMENTS does not compel assent except in its deaths and cripiding dis ago. Awed by his presence' one of the most prophetic I token there is evidence that of Christ’s personality have broad principles. In its remote con reason may see it, and she gives eases among people in their and at a loss bow to begin and effective and consoling Cathofics are becoming spirit been continued through the clusions (tee unlawfulness of suicide, weak human will, through tee sacra 40’s and even 30’s, it is quite a conversation, I said to him: statements of the Lord. Christ ually more mature. Their ma centuries in the Seven Sac mercy killing, divorce, contraception. ments, tee strength to obey it.* unnsual to find a man, in his “Your Holiness, I am cele is quoted as saying; “Beliold, turity is seen in deeper prob raments. In the sacraments 80th year, enloying good brating the 25th anniversary I am with you all days even ing in the sacramental prin man can “see” Christ and health and carrying out tasks of my ordination this year.” ciple and in more fervent and unto the consummation of the that might wear out one who He seemed to scan me from profitable practice of sacra world.” It is not fully proper Prayer Decision and Latin America is only half that age. bead to foot, then, with a mental life. to report that Christ “said” Pope John XXm is such a broad smile typicail of his this. He says it. The sacra JESUIT MISSIONARY in Honduras, keenly notpd there, where last term The sacramental system is man. On Aug. 10 he commem good humor, he made a ges ments take up where the Gos tee Minister of Education made ob Christ’s way of perpetua'ling The Awho has worked in Central America ture with his hand and said: pel leaves off. orated 58 years in the priest- His Humanity among men. for more than 20 years, has given us ligatory the recitation in the public “You are just beginning to In the sacraments —• external a glimpse of the way in which this schools of the famous prayer of St. live. I have been a Bishop Spiritual CHRIST’S WORD first ut for more than 30 years.” signs of Christ’s human'pres tered in the mountains of Gal big country influences others, even in Francis of Assisi—‘0 Lord, m,ake us Profiles f There folloiwed a chuckle from ence on earth — Christ is ilee hovers like a living voice its domestic decisions. an instrument of Thy peace. ' . his jovial face that put me made visible and approach over each generation of man. The Hondurans, explained this pa This was done against vociferous pro able by all men of faith who Life immediately at ease. This word is not so much a dre, like all Latin Americans, are tests from the usual minority. The and know they need Christ in or prediction as an assurance. It proud and sensitive and insistent on Supreme Court ruling will not be lost Pope John, on the day of der to share the full life and experience Him and His Di refers not to a distant time on this minority.” his S8th hnniversary, told love of God. Ming able to handle their own af Perspectives vine influence. Through the but to the everlasting present. fairs. This sensitivity even takes the those about him that his heart His promise is not so much THIS IS AN IMPORTANT sacramental condescension of unreasonable form of laws debarring IF THIS GOVERNMEm" should is as young as ever, and that the Divine Power, man can like an echo but like a wind the memories of bis ordina POINT. The history of piety foreign priests frdm serving in the ever grant a favoreid position to the hood. Not many of our clergy be touched and transformed that dies not and a flame that tion day are still vivid in his reveals that one deadly cause religion of secularism—and the lan survive that many years of and made holy. Through the is not extinguished. country. mind. What priest could ever of unbalanced spiritual for guage of the majority opinion in the service. And when we consid mediatorship of the God-Man, The Lord, born for us and But this anticlerical law, like oth forget? It was St Valerian in mation has been the neglect, Regents’ Prayer decision points that er that his labors, past the made continuous through the dead for us and" resurrected ers, is not enforced in Hon(iuras. The the early cehturies who spoke in various ages, of the Hu prime of life, included the im sacraments, heaven opens it reaspn is that the government, as way — its example will eddy from these words on the occasion manity of Christ. for us, lives on in fact, in portant posts of Papal Nuncio self up to man’s eyes and in love, in influence. He lives on such, is friendly to tee U.S.* and its Washington all the way down to to several countries, a term ot bis First Mass: ‘The hour It was through the Incar the man’s soul, to man’s un Buenos Aires. Anti-Yankee sentiment so eagerly awaited has come in the teaching Church. But people and government take their cue as Patriarch of Venice, and nation — that is, the birth of derstanding and to his love. he lives on more faithfully may be the staple of anticlerical po at last. Behold the day from this nation, which they admire. then, in his late 70’s, assuming Christ through a human and worshipping and sanctifying in sweeter to me than all the At the same time and in the “For instance,” he told us, “a rul liticos, but they will not be slow to ap the highest office in the humanly perfect mother — the Church—in the renewed feasts of the earthl” I am same way all human genera ing such as that of the U.S. Supreme peal to our example if we banish God Church, his vigor and vitality that God was united, in a and renewable Sacrifice of Cal sure that any priest, whether tions come more readily (to from our government. are all the more amazing. physical and simple yet spec vary and in the transforming Court on prayer in public schools is he become Bishop, Cardinal, tacular way, with the whole speak humanly) within the Hie imly answer is that God reach and the breath of the impact of the Seven Signs to takes care of those He selects or even Pope, can say the human race. It was through Father and the Son and the which He bequeaths His Di to serve as the Vicar of same thing! the human nature of the Sec- Holy Spirit. vine power. Christ. Up 'Project English'! THE SACRAMENTAL SYS IT IS OUR RESPONSIBIL IN m s ADDRESS to the By J ames M. Shea the courses by which it is “Project English” which is TEM saves a lot of talk and ITY as Christians to under large number of priests, sem stand these signs, and to re HF?v RPITTNIK which supposed to be taught. As a coordinated by the U.S. Office a lof of gestures and a lot of HEN SPUTNm, which college professor told inarians, and laity present on vere them with a sensitive, of Education but carried out confusion. Man needs some W by local groups, are these the day of his anniversary, supreme devotion. They are now seems a uttle old- week, many, many Pope John, after expressing simple, forceful, universal two: Christ walking among men in fashioned, first went into orbit freshmen come to college^ so his yearning for the achieve way to be led to prayer and 1, Because everybody humble, earthly disguise so and became the .Soviet's new poorly equipped in grammar sacrifice and love. The sac speaks English, it has been ment of greater Christian har that He may more intimately est satellite, .the immediate and rhetoric that they are un ramental system is God’s de assumed by many adminis mony through the forthcoming touch them and more thor effect in the free world was able to compose a decent sign for accomplishing in trators 'TtraT' anybody can Ecumenical Council, said: oughly make them Divine. dismay. This mechanical essay, or to write intelligibly “Charity is the mysterious every age the ultimate pur their answers to examination teach English. As a result poses of the IJrth and life and marvel with its insolent beep- force which prepares the day beep brought home in the this field has had more than death and resurrection of its share of less than com of the Lord.” most telling manner the high Christ. For Christ is the etern petent teachers. “Project Eng The Holy Father was or achievement of Soviet sci al, universal, touchable point lish” seeks among other' dained in 1904 in.the, Church ence. On of contact between heaven and things, to restore to English of Santa Maria, Monte Santo, The second effect was a garth, between the Blessed teaching the prestige that on the feast day of S t Law groundswell of public and pro rence. Commenting on that Trinity and the human race. The Home ought to belong to it. fessional interest in science, FULL AS BOOKS 2. Not enough attention Is memorable occasion. Pope Our method of speaking of and an extraordinary pro John reminisced: “Fifty-eight given to building the English the sacraments is usually rev gram to develop and strength Scene years have passed but the Religion is the balm that curriculum in an ordered se erent but often inadequate. en science ducation cours- , ...... heart is no older, and the prevents the body of science quence. This omission leads The sacraments are not just from corrupting. — Francis es in American schools. Fed- questions. This would seem to tenderness of that day, of things, holy as we men con to gaps and unnecessary rep those Impressions, the clear Bacon (1.564-1626). eral fund for laboratories ^laCe the high school diploma etitions in the program. Even sider them to be. They are and equipment, scholarships fn a ■ somewhat unfavorable memory of the intentions un not just “channels of grace’’ for the higher education ot light. the subjects that are taught dertaken and maintained either, though we often call What destruction and ruin teachers in scientific fields— Now comes “ Project Eng side by side — as are com through the goodtaess of the them that without a word of . . . what confusion of sacred there have become common lish,” a national effort by ed position and literature — often Lord, are still ineffable and further enlightenment. and profane things, if the wall place in the few years since ucators, school administra are taught without any mu untold joy.” between the spiritual and the Sputnik swam into our ken. tors, librarians, and others in tual relationship. terested in arresting the de ALTHOUGH 8« TEARS IF THE SACRAMENTS are secular powers were to be BUT THE DETERIORA cline of language to seek ways IF “PROJECT ENGUSH” old. Pope John seems ageless, things, bitf of the earth con breached: — Pope Innocent TION of science education succeeds in correcting these a man of destiny bom from secrated to the purposes of XI (1676-1689) in a letter to of doing for English teaching that national resources were what already is being done deficiencies it will deserve our man’s sanctification, they are I.ouis XIV of France (perhaps things invested with Christ’s mustered to correct is hard for science teaching. applause. Anyone who doubts the original use of the meta ly to be compared with the that language is a national re R t Rev. Matthew J. presence and Christ’s power. phor “wall” in describing the . Smith, PhJ). If they are “channels of deterioration of the state of AMONG THE WEAKNESS source just doesn’t know the separation of Church and our English language and of ES already spotlighted by right order of values. Founding Editor, Register grace’’ they are channels only State). 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. I.v ;?,;>v -9 ^ j , '■*4- ThurKloy, Aagiitt 23, 1962 THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER PAGE FIVE No Cure for 'Cancer roup Flans Propaganda Sets Track Meet Pace 3 By Boa Ramsey Russia by centuries. This is pamphlet is' called Communist f . Georgia, men come to power BAN on distribution of the infa jury deliberated less than three hours in h e r e c e n t t r a c k not conjecture but pure his Takeaver and Occupation of or are removed on direct or mous Tropic of Cancer cannot be the first legal test of whether it is legal Dinner at T MEET between the U.S. torical fact. TiDis, the capital Georgia. 'Ike following quote ders from Moscow, usually by A of Georgia, came into exis successfully enforced in Denver, ac to sell the so-called novel in New York and Russia dramatically em from this publication ctmld be men especially sent by the phasized the tremendous tence in the fourth century about’any captive nation, for, Kremlin. cording to City Attorney Robert Wham State. The judge had instructed them that to find the three book store em Seminary propaganda value the Com and Kiev, Ukraine, in the sev by now, the pattern of Red “It has always been obvious as reported in the daily press. munists gain by such events. enth century. Russia is identi subversion ought to be well that there is. not a semblance ployes guilty, it would have to be estab Plans for the annual spaghetti Because our American so fied by historians as first be known by all. Safety Manager John Schooley, who lished mat the book is obscene and that of freedom or democracy in had asked for an opinion on whether dinner are being completed by ciety has become saturated coming an independent state “The point to remember Georgia or, indeed, in any the >defendants knew this whei the Friends of St. .Andrew Avel- by the lies of Communists, it in the 13th century. about all these changes in part of the Soviet Empire, in persons who sell the boojk can be prose sold it. Uno's seminary. Denver. This tends to believe that the the government of'tieorgia is cluding Russia itself. cuted, earlier this month told police to This knowledge of a book's event is the major fund-raising Soviet Union is one mass ter SHORTLY AFTER the Cap that the Georgian people have “But nothing save a total project sponsored by the group inform book dealers the city considered has been requir^ by the UJSAiHme ritory, sprawling like an tive Nations Resolution was had no say whatsoever in physical extermination will for the maintenance and further earthy giant from the Bering adopted by the U. S. Congress them. The Communists never make Georgians rraounce the book lewd and that they might face Court. In view of the wiae^puDlicity progress of the seminar>’. Strait to the Baltic Sea. in 1959, it became Public Law given Cancer, it would be difficult to see tire of claimin^that, together their country, their language, prosecution if they insisted on selling it. The dinner wUl be held on Thus when the TV track 86-90. It can be recalled that with all the other republics and their traditions. For cen Schooley had received complaints from how any book dealer or seller of books Sept. 30, from 12 to 6:30 p.m. meet announcer spoke of one this resolution so angered Ni which form the Soviet Union, turies they have fought to a number of persons concerning distri- could be ignorant of its nature. No at St. Andrew’s, 1050. S. Birch. of the “Soviet” participants kita Khrushchev that he Georgia is an independent, preserve their freedom and : bution of the book. comment we have ever seen has denied The donation for the dinner will as coming from “Kiev, Rus leveled a blast ai the U.S. democratic, socialist state. national identity, and there No arrests have been made, how the obscene nature of the book. And we be 11.25 for adults and 75 cents sia,” Scarcely an eyebrow that even surpassed his shoe- “But in a truly democratic is an abundance of evidence for children. was raised. And when he told stomping rage in the UN. ever, and City Attorney Wham declares challenge anyone to read some of Uie state, -the governments are which indicates they are not A special booth will feature of another who came “from' appointed or removed by the that from a study of 11 court cases con passages, as reported to us, without What rankled Khrushchev prepared to give up this fight making a like judgment. candy, baked goods, and. gifts. Geor^a, U.S.S.R., not Geor most was the fact that the win of the people, whereas in now.” cerning the book it is improbable that Specif gifts to be presented in gia, U.S.A.” perhaps not a slave nations within the Soviet persons selling it could be convicted un ONE OF THE STRONGEST indict clude a hand - crocheted wool few viewers were pleased Union were identified. Nations der a city ordinance prohibiting sale, afghan, , a hand - loomed wool with his lucid obserx-ation. such as Cossackia, Byelo possession, or distribution of any inde ments of tuis overly publicized book sarape, and an electric coffee was given by cartoonist Hastings in the russia, Azerbaijan, and Ar cent or lewd book. » maker. menia are unfamilar to most Register within the past few weeks, Mr. and Mrs. Richard La- BUT THE SAD FACT is Americans but that does not WHAM DECLARES that it is argu when he showed a dread, wasting dis noha, geheral chairmen of the that Kiev is not in Russia. mean they do not exist under 1) I i b 11S H E 0 16 ’ 2 able from sonte of the decisions that a ease creeping up the hands and arms dinner, will be assisted by Mr. Kiev is the capital of Ukraine, the heel of Communist oppres work which hais the slightest literary or of a reader of Cancer. and Mrs. Clyde Wright and Mr.- one of 16 non-Russian captive sion. RELIGIOUS ARTICLES CHURCH SUPPLIES social value is protect^, even though it 1 “It’s spreading,” warned the car and Mrs. Jim Sullivan, in nations within the Soviet Perhaps we were a little is grossly indecent and appeals heavily charge of the preparation and Union. COMPLETE SELECTION OF EXCLUSIVE toon, and indfed the moral cancer of hard on the TV announceir, to prurient interest.” cooking of the dinner, and Mrs. To say someode comes from but it seems that with all the o u t d o o r 'SHRINES AND ' such books can.corrupt and destroy the Carl A. Ott and Mrs. W. And so Denver evidently will do noth Georgia, U,S.S.R., is Uke say information available today BikD FEEDERS reader. Schrodt, in charge of the boothi;.. ing. ing a person lives in Canada, we should be able to distin Vast resources have been throWn Other workers will be announc-' France. Georgia, like Store Hours: Such, however, is not the case in oth guish one nation from an into the search for a cure of bodily ed later. Ukraine, is not a part of the other whether it be free or DURING AUGUST er communities, where an aroused cancer. Soviet Union. It too is a cap slave. citizenry has demanded action. Only, Maximum enforcement of traf-. Week Days 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. But evidently no one is too cpn- tive country, but it retains, as this week the NCWC News Service car fic laws is promised by the do all the slave nations, strong MUCH OF THIS INFORMA Saturdays 9:00 A.M. )o 12 Noon ried a story of a police court jury in cemed about the equally or more ijm- Colorado State Patrol this com nationalistic ties and tradi TION on Russia’s slave em Syracuse, N.Y., finding two men an^ a portant moral and spiritual disease*of ing Labor Day weekend when tions. pire is obtainable from the woman guilty of violating antiobscenity this other Cancer. highways will be crowded. Obey Both Georgia and Ukraine U.S. Government Printing of 1120 Broadway KE. 4-8233 laws for selling Troide of Cancer. The —Msgr. John B. Ebel tbe law drive carefuily. preceded the existence of fice in Washington. One such Broomfield School To Open in 1963
(Continued From Page 1) year and adding one classroom each year as moref nuns arrive to staff the added grades. , Tbe Sisters, for the first few years, will live in a Denver convent of their community and commute to the Broomfield school. The Mother Provincial said that it is not customary to build a convent until there are a minimum of four Sisters in the area. Father Weibel said that probably no more than two or three Sisters will arrive the first year, but he predicts that a conven! will be added to the parish plant soon. This year the classrooms also will be used by 131 second graders of public schools In Boulder County R.E. 2. Father Weibel has trffered the classroom space to Natt Burband, dlstric superintendent of schools, to eliminate evercrowding, which would have necessitated split sessions in the area public ele mentary schools. Tbe Nativity of Our Lord parish was established Aug. 29, 1958, with Father Weibel as founding pastor.
To Profois Vows os Nuns
Two Denver nsitives will make their first profession of vows as Dominican Mission Sisters at the mother house of the com munity in Chicago Aug. 36. They are Sister M. Stephen, (left), the former Lorene Dominguez, and Sister H. Regis, (right), the former Billie Baca. Both are members of Sacred Heart parish. They will visit relieves and friends in the first two weeks of September, and then proceed to their assignments. Sister Stephen will teach in the primary, school -at Llo Lleo, Win the Interest on ^1,000, Chile, and Sbter Regis will do catechetical work in Dallas, Tex. The' community of Dominican Mission Sisters, founded in GRAND PRIZE Chicago in 1955, is dedicated exclusively to social and cateche Ont week’s interest an tical work in tbe United States and to mission work In foreign $1,000,000-$767.13* COME JOIN OUR OPENING CELEBRATION AUGUST 22nd, 23rd & 24th lands. SECOND PRIZE Three wonderful days... set aside for fun and excitement! 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PAGE SIX THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER' New Vestments D istrict CCW Are Made for M e e f Sla ted The quarterly meeting of the Halfway House Fort Collins District Council of (Archbishop’s GoUd, Deaver) Catholic Women will be hrid In the past two years, the in Boulder Aug. 28. vestment committee has been Father James L. Overmsn, engaged in making sets of vest Brighton, will be luncheon ments in til colors for the Half spesker. He will present a talk Way Bouse at Canon City and on migrant workers and <«will the church at Mintum. illustrate with colored slideL The chairman, Clella Barry, and co-chairman, Dorothy Roy, THE BOARD meeting will be select tiM material and cut out at 10 i.m . in S t Benedict’s hall Women's Retreat Day the different articles, and then and the meeting will cmvene the members of a circle will at 10:30 a.m. sew the complete set in one Luncheon will be served in Scheduled h r Aug. 26 color. The committee has also the dining room of the Boul- remade a number of older sets derado hotel at 1 p.m. A large nninber of Catholic at 8:30 o’clock and ending with for Monsigaor Gregory Smith, women from Denrer and the Benediction at 4;S0. spiritual director of the guild. furrounding area have made The Rev. J(dm B. Hurphy, Wm4 Im iHlImlom reservations for the summer C.M., professor at S t Thomas’ ST. THOMAS MOORE circle Judith Pauline Walsh, day o f recollection sponsored seminary and assistant pastor will meet Aug. 24 at the home daughter of Mr. and Mrs. by the Catholic Laywomen’s will conduct the day of reccdlec of Mary Lou Gregory. Herbert R. Walsh, and Mi Retreat associgtioa. tion. Pat Piank will the August hostess for Queen of Angels cir chael P. Thomas, son of Mr. The day of prayer will be and Mrs. Ivan G. Thomas, held Aug. 26 at Mt. St. Vincent’s FATHER MURPHY wiU use lo w iy S^dnlHy Intfallf Offlc«rt cle. ! 'Hie members ol St. Anthony were married in 8t. Mary’s home for boys, 4US Lowell as his theme, “ Introduction to The installatlm of new officers was held Garvey, historian; Judy Niemann, prefect; circle had a party; at the home church, Littleton. boulevard, beidnning with Hass a Devout life.” He has urgkl by the Lowry Air Force Base Catholic Worn- Evelyn Kemble, secretary; and Ellen Kelly^ Kathleen Thomas was maid of lone Crowfoot'in honor of all womoi attending to invite ea’s SodaUty. They are (left to right), Betty treasurer. of honor and bridesmaids Mary Belle Hizer. a former any of their non-Catholic were Mrs. Joseph Bergen, member now living in St. Louis friimds to be their guests for Mrs. Edward Faller, and Con who was visiting Ijere. the day. Nine in Family Called nie Bittner. Raymond Prash Martha Werner will entertain As' the number of retreatants served as best man and ushers St. James’ circle for the August were John Bagnall, James is limited and to insure the best To Religious Vocations meeting. * accommodatims, those plan Brown, Lee Hamm, Jpe Bus Reading, 0. — When Sister Queen of Heaven d rd e will ning to attend are asked to dren. He was also present. tos, and Gerry Gordan. Mary Leo, youngest member of meet Aug. 29 for a patio party have their reservations in not When James and Gertrude Flower girls were Mary Mar the James Bums family of Co at the home of Betty Dean, and later than Friday evening, Burns were married in Colum garet Thomas and Virginia lumbus, 0 ., professed her final they will then go to EUtch’s. Aug. 24. ^ bus, they made a promise to Thomas and ring-bearer was vows as a Sister of Notre Dame The offering for the day is give back to God the sons and Raymond Prash. de Namur here; she became $4, and this includes breakfast, daughters He" would give them The bride attended the Un the ninth memb^ of the fam lunch, and other expenses. in whatever vocation the chil iversity of Colorado where ily to enter religious life. dren chose. They had 10 chil Reservations may be made she was affiliated with Alpha Present for the ceremony at dren in 13 years. Two sons died by calling: Mrs. Gerald Bann, Chi Omega sorority and the Mt Notre Dame convent were at an early age. Mr. and Mrs. bridegroom is attending Regis RA 2-0372; Mrs. Harry Kaiser, her mother, now a nun; two Bums were daily communicants college. GL 5-1595; or Hiss Eva Walsh, brothers who are Qriests,, and throughout their married life. DE 3-7801. After a wedding trip to five of her six sisters, also Mr. Bums died in 1956. Wyoming, the couple will re Persons outside of Denver nuns. The sixth sister couldn’t At the reunion here, side in Bouider. 4 y Tho Most Important may make reservations by writ attend because she is a cloist the Bums children recalled their Th» Biff *D* fee is ovorffawfeg ing the president of the Catholic ered nun. / father’s efforts to keep them CAKE Laywomen’s Retreat associa Only member of the family not together in work, play, and inonp #feo-qwotoy/ O X tion, Minnie Pavella, 1161 Gay m religious life is a brother, prayer. A plastering contractor, 9740 E. COLFAX ^ V In your llfo for tha lord street, Denver 6, Colo. coirs of concrofo suvlngs . most important occasion who is the father of eight chll- he planned family excursions B r U m ranging from summer p’cnlcs When your feet you caeTt afford to mitt. Rosemar: Schramm be to winter bob-sled rides, and ParishioRM FS came the bride oi Art Snow introduced games, puzzles, vo Orfeo out io 2S55 Sealk C ofe- hi St. VrancU de Sales’ Beti UpS. Chunk cabulary contests, and other ac hurt . . . you rodo BfedL 3aa4gb...3oMP chirch, Denver, with Father tivities into the daily routina.. row ton, and sam oa tha O X Joseidi Uevens officiating. SEATTLE, WASH.—An Okla Now one son is a Jesuit priest, . hurt aij over! STUDIO The bride was attended by homa City church built largely another a priest of the Oblates atad ear of year eheka darioff her sisters. The couple left by parishioners has been select of Mary Immaculate. T^ee pET RELIEF NOW..: *D'i* gfanf Oeor* BAKERY PORTRAIT on a wedding trip to Estes ed as the best example daughters are Franciscans, two Biff Aagad Park. Thiey will make their ^ hom RA 2-2859 PHOTOGRAPHY by of Catholic church architecture are Sisters of Notre Dame de B*com *f BpM* Safer home at 330 S. Washington. completed in the United States Namur, and one is a Francis ^ DrScholl's Homo of Rna Pastries St. Vincent de Paul’s church mWARD A. DE CROCR in the past three years. can Sister of the Blessed Sac was the setting of the mar SHOES FOR NUNS 4 S T O B U TO tIB V B YOU rament, the order Mrs. Bums itaMieg 46S6K. COLFAX Represent District St. Patrick's church won the riage of Mary Claire Harring and PRIESTS m tMOrnmetme- 64 So. Broadway 735 So. UnlvoriBy FREMONT T4S01 entered after her husband’s DENVER 30, COLO. Representing the North Dis gold medal in the annual Speath ton, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. 1550 Colo. Blvd. 2410 E. 3rd Avw trict, DACCW, at the National Leicaro architectural competi death. (NCWC Wire) John F. Harrington, to Jambs COPEG SHOES fo r MEN Sisterhoods conference in Pueb tion, the largest national com Edward Bruce, soa of Mr. Fashion Shoes for WOMEN lo were Mrs. John McDuff and petition for church architecture and Mrs. James H. Bruce. Corroct Shoot for CHILDREN Mrs. James Caragher of Hcriy The Rev. Robert M. Har CATHEDRAL PARISH in the country. • Orthopedic Boild-Up Trinity parish; Mrs. Rod The medal was accepted by rington, brother of the bride, eric McDonald, director of the otfidatied. The Papal blessing • Treatments architect Robert Lawton Jones • Elastic Stockings North District Council from S t of the Murray-Jones-Murray firm was read by the Rev. Lawr-, Dominic’s parish; Mrs. Milton of Tulsa, Okla., at the 1962 Lit ence St. Peter. ONLY AT: 25$5So.ColaM4bM »IRLOU#-SFBMCIB—T-aONi Fiske of Holy Cross, Thornton; urgical week here. A 3750 cash Miss Barbara Bazata was SK4 43MN1 FRIB FiiWtaf ^ -- t « ^ y aflwneen - 17«i A Onirt Mrs. James Moynihan of Holy awaod was presented. Second maid of honor. Miss Lillian Family, and Mrs. Fred Franks, Bruce, sister of the bride jDrSchoH's OTMl BastBatt irthIThT Avo.aS ! *•"««• Phono - MA. 34S11 prixe, 3200 and the Cardinal Ler- spiritiud development chairman caro sliver medal, went to Mar groom, Miss Linda Watkins, The firms listed her? (ri the North District. and Miss Kathy Cutler, cou nor coMFotr SHOP cel Breuer for St John’s Abbey deserve to be remembered |TW««4IVtfV«WVW««VVVVVHm(tfVVHV«tfWIF1 9740 E. Colfax church, CoUegeville, Minn. sin of the bride, were brides-' maids. EM 4-2757 EM 6-7085 when you aro distributing your patronage in the dif I Dr. James P. Gray John Bruce, the bride No City Tax Free Parking OLIVER'S S fe c u rify S m m iH u r groom’s brother, served as ferent lines of business. 6TH A V I. OPTOMETRIST Sul im Bouldur best man. Attendants included Meat Morket Dr. John F. Harrington, Jr., Eyes Examined Boulder, Colo. — Maj. Gen brother of the bride, Donald eral Albert T. WUson Jr., Unit Reightol, John Rasmussen, ''Serving Denver Since 1923 With Quality Meats" Visual Care ed States Air Force, Deputy Jerry Floyd, and James de Commandant, Industrie College Jalcomo. CHOia STEAKS-ROASTS ^ ORDER 213 Goto. Bldg. of the Armed Forces, Washing Michele Harrington, niece Fresh PooHiy Fhh 1615 Calif. ton, D. C., visited Boulder Aug. of the bride, wgs flower girl. 15 in connection with the Na Robbie Keating was ring- Flwn. **“* f Bvv You . Phono FB-3-ltat UtlCMbAvo. For Appointment Call: tional Security seminar to be Cofhodraf Rif* bearer. conducted in Boulder from After a breakfast at the TA. 5-8883 - The Cathedral was (he set Sept 24 to O ct 5. Cherry Creek Inn, a recep ting of the wedding of Ladlle tion was held at the home of Swigert, daughter of Mrs. WH- the bride’s parents. Uam B. Swigert of Denver . U( in return from the West and the late Dr. William B. Coast, the couple will reside IN ADDITION TO OUR REGULAR Swigert, and Gerald H. Lewis, at 2760 S. Garfield here in Jr., son of Mrs. Virginia Denver. ' Lewis of Denver and Gerald H. I^wls, Sr., of Decker. PROFESSIONAL ONE-HOUR The Very Rev. Monsignor Richard Hiester, uAcle of the bridegroom, > offered' the Nnp- Safew ay Fresh DRY CLEANING SffiVICE tlal High Mass. Given in nferriage by her uncle, John Fitzgerald, the bride was attended by Mrs. NOW. AVAILABLE Thomas K. Grady as matron Fryer Rarffs-ASSr/ of honor and Mrs. J, A. Bil- ello, Sally Jennings, Janice ^ COIN-OPERAnD Christensen, and Lynn Heper as bridesmaids. Flower ‘ girl SELF-SERVICE was Sharon TuUy. Fryer Breasts 58° Robert Grant served as best man and Niel Sanstedt, with exclusive Ennis Ogorsolka, John Mc USDA Inspected and Grade A. Gowan, Charles Ritchie, Cal vin Butler, and Paul Whltten- "FASHION-CARE" berg were ushers. The bride attended St., Drumsticks lb. Mary’s academy and is a 49° STEAM FINISHING graduate of Colorado State university where she was a Fresh, Fryer. USDA inspected and Grade A. member of Kappa Delta so- iterity. The bridegroom is at 25c lb. tending Colorado State uni I versity. Fryer Thighs lb. 4 9 ' After a wedding trip to Can ada, the couple will live In Fresh. USDA Inspected and Grade A. LOOK AT THESE OUTSTANDING Fort Collins. ADVA.NTAGES! Maiy Eff*n Fosf*r Double C|«ifA|4A * No Extra Charg* for Sforago Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Foster lb. 3 9 ' announce the engagement of Breasted ■ F Jr®* ® * Prefossionaily-Controllod, their daughter, M..ry Ellen, Odoritss Qoaning to Joseph USDA inspected and Grade A. Consists of one whole fryer and one whole extra Burke, son of breast all in one package. • ‘'Fashion-Cgra” Sftam Hnishing at No Extra Cost Mrs. Mary N. Burke of Al Coin-operated sdf-service dry cleaning and exclusive “Fashion-Care” steam finishing buquerque, N available at the following locations: Me X., and Frank Burke lb. 3 9 ' of Gallup, N 226 L 13th Avb. 7130 No. Fe^ol Irving & W. Alameda ; 518 E. Colfax uSsed FiY crs Mex. USDA Inspkted and Grade A. Consists of one whole fryer plus two extra Drum Arvada Square Shopping 34th & Downing 1490 Carr 38th & Benton Mary Ellen sticks and two extra thighs all in one package. Center 5915 So. University Colfax at Pierce is a graduate 73 E. Belleview - of St. Mary’s Colo. Blvd. ot Evans IN COLORADO SPRINGS f M«ry EUen Foster academy and WE GIVE i Loretto, Heights college. He|r 317 So. Nevada Food Bank Shopping Golf Acres Shopping Venetian Village fiance is a graduate of Regis GOLD Confer Center I College. At present he is in SAFEWAY i officers’ training at Lackland BOND WE REFUSE TO OPEN ON SUNDAYS I Air Force base. We reserve the right to limit quantities. None sold to dealers. I The wedding will be Sept. 29 STAMPS Prices good in Denver & Suburbs, Thursday thru Saturday, August 23-25. Thurt THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER RAGE NINE iareth Basilica -ingiitem — Plras are Self-Sacrifice Called Climate for Vocations jlDg made lor the conwerMioa jOTxt March 25 of Ac new BaMl> (Continsed Fnte Page 1) to listen, for they must learn uatipn is under considerable mains always the tmly and^J tion of your diocesan director of shouts so loud I can't tear what that prayer is a dialogue and improvement. deeirfy Christian family.” I vocations, ica of the new Annunciation you say,” or, can the young *We must perpetuate the, BOW under conslftieUon at Nazar that in time, God’s grace, dear “Where Father Bowdern es people we are working with say Church, not with hysterical or eth. The Basiliea[v which will thought -and conviction will tablished that 59 per cent of all WE HAVE created a soft' readily, "I read you loud and come into their hearts and they crash campaigns, but with a ness in the world, an emptiness rank an one of the largest Catlv the men of some 1,591 seminar dear.” constant program of education will come to love God more in ians and 72 per cent of all the in our youth, as well as in our olic churchei in the Middle East, through which young people will tensely than ever before. women of some 2.453 women own lives. M ng built with funds do. “DO WE ACKNOWLEDGE choose correctly w W e they “ Teach the young people that postulants, said that one par ■“We do not give young peotrfe that we who have been especial will go, some into religion, some by Catholics all over tha spiritual formatioa xtakes the ent or both parents objected, direction at a time when, they ly blessed, as all of us who are into marriage, and some into world during Hie Iteian Year same amount of eontinhed ef Father Fichter has now estab need firm direction. here'i^are, must lead a life of single life in the world. of 195%] It will r e p l ^ an 18th fort as does training for an ath lished the fact that there was sacrihce in order to inspue “We have not given them a letic event. By your example no objection in 65 per cent ‘This will require cooperation, century church rated in 1954. others to follow?” cause which inspires herniim or they will know that perfection of the families and that over of course, of the child with God, generosity. We have given them “In this increasingly godless takes 24 hours of every day. all, there was less opposition of the parent with the child, no inspiration to flex or tonghen WITH RAY INC world—and it is not merely "Point «out to these young on the high school level than on of all of us with grace, but the pagan, it is godless—you have their spiritual muscles. people that Almighty God does the post-high school level. . . . parents must sow the first the opportunity to inspire young 1 . u . .not demand or even expect ex- “Interestingly enough, 75 per seeds, in the first seminary, in “Countless numbers of boys ^ p l e t o ^ ^ r ^ t o ^ s , not work from any of the first novitiate, and you must and girls today have every es-| iVEl I be apologisU, but to bear wit-i^^ undersUnd that cent of the vocations came from young people^ who had happy he^> to cultivate the vocation. sential endowment. They have! ivict ness and to offer to serve AV been blessed by God with a di Infer* ConriMif • AiniNiTiotm r * Nww Almighty God expects us to do hontes and a contented child Donaa Jean Spirek, daugh I mighty ,God in whatever state “ENCOURAGE your friends vine vocation, with every bless • Touas a cauisii the ordinary things of life ex hood, dhd only one in seven had ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harriet Rangel (above) will He may call them, primarily to have a truly Christian home ing of grace and nature, and • STEAMSMir TICXin traordinarily weU because we had his elementary education Spirek of Holy Family par enter the Order flf Our Lady of as a ^religious, of course, be with well-defined externals, a if they do nothing about it, it • MTU • MOTIll • Hioan love Him and because the ele in a public school — and about ish, Denver, will enter the cause this is the objective of pervading spirit of unselfish is our fault because we are AUTO RINTAU Victory Mission^cy Sisters, in ment of self-sacrifice has teen one-half of our children are in Order of Franctscan Sisters, your organisation. ness, family prayer including a ignorant, we lack good will, or MAKE TRAVEL PLANS Huntington. Ind,4;a.c a postulant almost competely eliminated public schools. Daughters of the Sacred “But becaute some of these prayer for vocations every day, we have created obstacles. NOW on Sept. $. She was graduated from our way of life today, “Most of the boys who were Hearts ol Jesus and Mary young people may in time be public evidence of -the faith, the ■'INMEOIAa.CDNFIRMATIONS with honors from Fort Lupton teach them to be generous in in seminaries had been altar Aug. 25. She will enter Our ON ilQTXL BJDBBlVA’nONS’’ parents of religious or single crucifix, a picture of the Sacred “YOU, THE THERESIANS, High School last May, and is little things and to practice boys. and the young lads who Lady of the Angels novitiate, dedicated in the world, you Heart, and the Immaculate must recreate this sense of the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. self-sacrifice. attended public school had Wheaton, III. She was grad 2 3 8 -1 2 2 9 have the opportunity to counsel Heart of Mary. challenge. You must teach the ^ Rangel of St. William’s par- missed this to a great extent. uated from Holy Family high 1SS1 HARLAN them to make a right choice. young again to look into the LAKEWOOD ' ishr^,t i “TELL THEM they will have “Have at hand, and within school In 1962. “Attention to vocations Is not mirror and seek Christ. They the past three summers, i and, please God, you will guide to fight inertia, discouragement the comprehension of the read | ; y 5H airirt has worked on the mi-1 and counsel young people this and complacency, and tell them devoted sufficiently to the pub must w ^ t to know, to love, and er, material on the lives of the ' ^ n t Irtor program in Fort'way. that this spiritual growth is a lic high school boy and girl, to serve God,'because ultimate saints, the liturgy, the Scrip Lupton. slow, discouraging, develop becanse w e, are not giving ly we are going to be held ac WILIIAMS RAMBUR, INC. tures, the life of Christ] Culti- —;------1 “ EACH OF US knows that he mental process. But assure enough attention to this impor countable for what we |lo or do attains his eternal salvation in them, as they perform each act tant field in our CCD Instruc not do in this important work, {•li'm ized Rambler and Na»h Stiles & Service [his properly chosen state. Each as a gift to Gcd, grace will tion. And apparently we are not “When we develop this deep 1;of us knows that he must bring build upon grace, and each givtag enough attention on the sense of love and sacrifice in Expert IMechanical W ork — All M okot It’s I Christ into his life every uiay, seventh and eighth grade levels grams at tlie home and^ school young people, and when they plateau toward pffA’e«tiOn will association. Utilize th e. Parish ; hot just on Sunday mornings or be richer and eacL height will to vocations, except to the have acquired a desire to be Vocations .Kit which Seirra In , m o S. University SH. 4-278t holy days. And somehow by our priesthood. absolutely generous because of be a greater Joy. tematlonal has made universal : example and our teaching—and our training* and guidance, they “Tell them that this is far “You will be interested to ly available since July 1. Plan and we will not need to worry I never by preaching—we must beyond their own powers, and know that Catholic ^grade and conduct parish vocations about their choice of calling, be I convey these things to young that It requires a deep depend schools. furnish 70 per cent of weeks, vocations career con cause when the whisper comes ONE pickup for D I^C T service I people with their now especially ence on God, and that they ferences each Fall in every they will hear and respond, for I concerned and particularly re must become people of deep the vocations out of 50 per cent T im e school. Follow through in when you are perfect examples ceptive, ipquiring, formativw] prayer, great prayer, and ttey of the population, and Catholic spring. you will affect your environ minds. must first be humble before to both high schools furnish 60 per cent ments favorably. “We have the duty to point th ^ can become holy.” “Develop a strong vocations of the vocations out of 25 per program as part of your (XO "You will be what God de out to these young people that “How often have we kept the cent of the population, and it instruction, because ^ is is an sires you to be, His faithful coasts a Christian worthy oil the name words of St. John Chrysostom, plmost. untested area of great servant^ a joy to His name, a is called apart, if he is a lay T consider the man who has has been conclusively estab lished that frequent participa potential. Remember, all this light in the darkness, a beacon maa in the world—in it but not mastered the art of shaping tion in the sacraments has re must be with the prior permis for others, a leader, a saint. of it, a sojourner and a stran young so> Is as much peater DENVER CHICAGO TRUCKING COJNC sulted in favorable considera sion of the Ordinary of the dio And these young people will ger—and if he is a religions in than Ml painters, sculptors and tion of a life in religion. . cese, and in complete coopera live what we teach, for we will 45th d Jackaon • Oanvar Phono OUdloy 8-4567 the broadest sense, to a life of artists!’ When we are this ex tion with, and ifnder the direc- be teaching what we live." special grace wholly apart from ample — even heroes or hero “You will be interested to the world for a while. ines to the young people — we know, also, that 87 per cent of “You,must work to convince cannot have clay feet. those in seminaries bad aver young people that sanctifica age or b^ter incomes, and that tion comes to everyone when “I CANNOT conceive a Chris 84 per cent of the Brothers he carries out the will of God tian family worthy of the name came from this same economic i in his own state of life, and by objecting to a young person ful class. This, then, has been a I direct encouragement and ex- filling a desire for a religious changing picture. i ample you will inspire them to vocation. But you and I know "IT WOULD APPEAR that i nourish their spiritual life and that Catholic families, other Denver Buick is OVERLOADED seek sanctification by turning wise excellent or superior, some we still have a long way to go ever more directly to God’s times'do. and that not only must we en with sharp, late model used courage ypung people to explore holy will. . . . “Several years ago Father cars. New trade-ins come iR Bowden made some studies and their vocation and be generous “BY OUR EXAMPLE and by gave some statistics. He said in doing so, but we must create every daxvYou’ re SURE to our action we must convey to that M per cent of onr voca a greater awareness of the find the make and model you young people- the concept that tions come from homes where shortage in the minds of par the more we and they have people actually live the faith in ents. and help them to overcome want. You’re sure to save Christ in us, the more He will their daily Ufe, and 60 per cent their unreasonable concern.” money, too, w th a DB Deal, do through us,* and the more came from homes where the “We must point out to them perfect we ^re as instruments, family said night prayers to that t|ie Christian home Is the OFFERS because Denver Buick is re the more He can accomplish gether. primary center of vocations ducing prices to lowest-ever with us. “But he had some frighten and, as Pope Pius XI has said, “When you have the oppor ing statistics which fortu “The first and most natural levels to SELL! tunity, teach these young peo nately Father Fichter has place where the flowers of the A SPECIAL PROGRAM ple to talk to God as a friend, brought up to date, and which sanctuary should almost spon See tbi c irs ...e iip in just as you do, and sometimes established the fact that the sit- taneously grow and iiloom re FOR prices...tbH chick the Dl M JRuliglovs LHm Misreprusenfud 79% of Girls in Convenf University and College Students \ m uoAPWAT m noAPWAr Met Parental Objections 9?y QNCOIN AC2463S ; The religious life has been so young women decided against clerical/vork, and the rest high In addition to regular Group and Non-Group memberships, Colorado Blue Cross- jQpwAtahps'lire ' misrepresented in books, mov- becoming a nun. school graduates.” : ies, and on television that many This false understanding of “In our group last year,” she Blue Shield offers a special program with rates and benefits scaled to the needs the religious life has also affect continued, “the high school ed parents’ attitude toward, re graduates included two prom and budgets of university and college students. The Blue Cross-Blue Shield Stu ligious vocations for their daugh queens, a star shortstop, the ters, so that 79 per cent of all usual town joker, a good barber dent Program knows no holidays, and provides the student with essential year girls who enter convents today shop quartette, a square dance have met with parental objec-' caller, and an expert on knitting around hospital,, medical-surgical care protection wherever he may be. tions. and qoilting. These points were brought out THREE STUMBUNG BLOCKS by Sister Daniel Miriam, vo The nun listed “three stumb # cations director for the Sisters ling blocks” that are encoun of Charity of Cincinnati, in tered by most modern girls her address at the National Sis when they enter the convent. Membership in this program is available to, all unmarried students under age 25 terhood Vocation Conference The first, .is what she calls held in Pueblo. the “independence of the who attend established universities arid colleges as full-time students. Details on “Bat we religious are at fault tongue,” which must be sur also,” she said. “We have not rendered. Most find it difficult, the Student Program may be obtained by completing and mailing the coupon always taken time out to ex at first, not to talk when and plain ourselves, or our lives, or where and as long as they wish. below. By acting NOW coverage can be made available by September 16th. the human side of this wonderful The second is “a lack of uni vocation which is ours.” versal charity in social living.” j Sister Daniel Miriam de The girls have come from an| scribed a “typical postulant environment of groups, and j cliques, and peers, and to te| group” in a religious commu SPECIAL NOTE TO PARENTS... Unmarried dependents are'covered under the nity whose work is chiefly teach general and universal in charity ing and nursing. The group, she of word and deed has to be Blue Cross-Blue Shield family memberships until December 31 of the year in said, “would probably range in stimulated and recognized as age from 17 to 30 and be com desirable. which they reach age 19. If you have, a Blue Cross-Blue Shield family membership posed of three or four college The third sphere of difficulty graduates, three or four two- Sister describes as “an attitude year college students, two or of indifference toward author which includes a dependent who has reached, or who will reach age 19 this year, three registered nurses and four ity. We have watched thisi creep into the American way I or five nursing students, some you may apply now for continuous protection ^or your dependent. If he or she is of life,” she said, “and we know ! who had done secretarial or it makes strict and prompt obe-j eligible for student membership, you may obtain full details by completing the dience not impossible but a bit | Newman Club difficult.” attached coupon, or.you may use the coupon to request regular Non-Group enroll Convanfion Sat “Religious life today is not for the weak,” she declared, ment information. Pittsburgh — The problem of “nor for those who are seeking % modern split between sci- shelter or security, but- rather race and the humanities and the for generous, courageous, cu answers provided in Cardinal rious souls who enjoy a Newman’s Idea of a Uoiversity challenge and satisfying ac will be explored in the 47th tion; who thrive on mem j* COLORADO BLUE CROSS-BLUE SHIELD 1 annual convention of the Nation bership in a group with a I 244 University Blvd. ■ al Newman Club federation to high degree of spirit and en I Denver 6, (Colorado j Call or Write be held here Aug. 27-Sept. 2. thusiasm.” - (NCWC Wire) The keynote speaker for the I Please send me full information on • convention, which will have as Doughfer ol Donver . □ Student membership program j Its theme “The University City,” Coupfo Tokos Vows j □ Reguter non-group membership program I will be Robert Hazo, associate At St. Catharine’s Mother director of the Institute for Phil house, St. Catharine, Ky., on NAME. osophical Research, San Fran Aug. 15. Sister Clarellen McGin-' cisco. He will speak on “Literal ley, daughter of Mr. amnd' Mrs. I Education: The Ideal and its 0. J. McGinley of Immaculate I ADDRESS.. 244 University Boulevard Denver 6, Cola Realization Today.” Other Conception, Denver, made her I speakers will probe the three fiUdtiy 64441 profession of vows. After the I ClTY«aMMaMaaa^Ma^au**MMaaiuaaMaaMaa*STATEa«< main areas of science, letters, ceremonies Sister will make her and theology. first home visit. PAGE TEN THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, August 23, 1962 M f. Carmel Girls Attend Convention 8 6 1 1 W . Colfax BE. 7-9975 CDMPLETE DINNERS Fashion Show Models COMPLETE LINE OF CONOCO PRODUa5 The Altar and Rosary society of Assump are, standing, Loretta Tolvo, Kit Stonehacter, OCEAN AND LAKE SPECIALTIES B. F. GOODRICH TIRE5. AUTO 5UPPLIE5, BATTERIES, tion parish, Welby, will sponsor a fashion Carole Gassman, Josephine Dreiiing, Virginia ETC. show Aug. 29, at 8 p.m. in the Assumption Welch, and Helen Miller, and seated, Jean $ OPEN FOR LUNCH 11 A.M. gym. Models, pictured ,above, left to right, nette Christ and Judy Jeidewell. GALTERIO CONOCO Dancing from 9 P.M. Mater Dei Club Pastor Returns From Ireland w n H t d n y m u r d To Sponsor Dance SERVICE (S t Vincent de Paul's Parish, I Monsignor Eugene A. O’Sulli- (Mother of God Parish, Denver) m B B m a t t h e p ia n d 44th & Lowell GL. 5-9857 Denver) jvan was welcomed back from Notary Public Romeo Galterio, lessee a vacation in his native Ireland. The Mater Dei club for young 419 I ] f J I ANN MURO— At the annual parish picnic single adults will sponsor m e m b e r s o f ST. CATHERINE’S PARISH The cafeteria was cleaned by • YOUR H05TE55 Aug. 18 at White Sands beach, dance Aug. 25 in the Oscar Malo the following PTA members: hall, 1845 Logan street. Every PER MONTH Daria Kautzky, Henrietta Bett- one is invited. Tickets are $1.75 hauser, Laura Bok, Margaret per couple, and will be avail Learn to play — Burke, Rosemary Glentzer, able at the door. Complete "One Stop" Service Mary Hynes, Eleanor McGov The club will receive Com the interesting way ern, Carleen O’Neill, Virginia munion corporately in the 8:30 at your Roe, Mary Schierburg, Mary Mass Aug. 26. A business meet under the expert instruction of Van Meter, and Rosella Hepp. ing will be held in the church (Joh/ttnie "Friendly Neighborhood Bank // Women interested In making basement that evening at 8 o’clock. the annual retreat at El Pomar Sept. 14-16, should call Mrs. ' D w ip er nORTH BADK ART VELOTTA Paul Smith, RA 2-3190, or Mrs. St. Joseph’s Alumnae 3446 Vallejo Street John Zimmennann, SK 6-2971 for reservations. St. Joseph's Hospital Nurses’ iiiiifjitiii Telephone GL 5-7735 .'llumnae association is sponsor Find ing a benefit dance at the Col 380 0 Wadsworth > Wheatrtdge orado Grange hall, 2475 W. 26th e lltliiiS S S E R Ii |£ i n , f i j o a Bishop Schuster to Offer COUAMO GONZALES WmTTAXRR Requiem for Fr, Kittleson Tbtren CdUao. » . o( IMl dydi Aatoolo Goamlea. 78. of 0220 Stade Dorla Gnbeen Whittaker. C. 44N lisc*. Sbe'i* •oTTind Iv b«r timbaad. atraet. Neqalam Maaa. waa offered Gaylord Mreet. She la anrrlred by one CO* fOB, tad OM daugUtr ind time Fdday, Aug. 17, '.o Sacrad Heart broOier and three liattn, also by sev Solemn Pontifical Requiem The celebrant of the Mass will brotkan. lO tt Dearer. Beqiilein Hlfh charcb at 0 ajb. latermeat la Mt eral nieces and neiAewa. Raqnlem Hass win be offered Friday be Bishop Eldon Schuster, Aux Him « u oOired Aag. 20 la kt. Carmel Oltrat. High Haas In Om Lady of Grace chorek. lederard BMrbtariai. Church Aug. II. Oiiager mortuaries. morning, Aug. 14, in St. Cyril's iliary of Great Falls. The final GRANATO church. Geyser, Mont., for the absolution will be given by DOMINGUEX WILLETT Roy Graaate, 72. of 2011 Kalamadi Rev. James Kittleson, pastor, Bishop William J. Condon of PaoUta Doadagaei. n , of W i Na< etreet. Raqulam High Maaa waa offered Stargant A. WlUett. of 2172 S. Julian rajo itieet. Soleau K an wai oflered atreat Sho la aarvtvnd by her hnaband who was killed Aug. 20 near Great Falls. Aag. 21 tai Mt Cannel ebarcb. Inter- and two daugbtsn. Raquiem High la St. CaJaCaa’t churdi Aa(. 10. la- meat Mt. OUvat cemetery. OUager Spokane. ‘ laraiaat la Mt Ollrat. Trtrlao mortaar- Mortuarlei. Maaa waa oOtred tai St Mary's cburch. The young priest was the son lea. Uttloton. Aug. 21. He w as' traveling to Seattle of Mrs. Martha Ellen Kittleson JACHETTA ALBERT a BENELU to attend the Liturgical Week BISKNHAUKR of Denver and the late Theo Cbriatlana M. Jacbetta, 77, of 2832 Requiem High Mara waaPbeldirated with a seminarian, Carry Feld dore Kittleson. He was born •« Jacob M. Eiaenbaoer. 00. of 087 8. IfraattUa atreet Rmuiem High Maaa Aug. 21 In St. Pbllomena'a cburch lor man of Billings, who was criti •i OUpla atiaet. Raaiaieai High Ifaaa vaa waa offered Aag. 23 In Mt Carmel Albert C. BeneDl. 41. of 1324 S. Logan Jan. 18, 1925, in Foreston, otnrid Kat. 21 la St Praods de church. Sbe la anrvtved by two dangb- atreet. Mr. B en ^ died Aug. 17 in a cally injured, and with Michael Minn. He received his grade Salea' ebarcb. He vaa a member of tera, three aona: alao 12 grandchUdreo. loenl hospital after a long lllneta. Duffy (tf -Canyon Creek, Mont. L.C.W.Poat No. 1 Amerleaa Lafloe. and 22 ereat-graadchlldrco. Interment Hr. BmielU waa born Ui Frootenac. school education in the Cathe He la aurrirad In oaa daugbter-lB-law. In Mt pilTat Boulevard mortuarlea. Kant., Jan. 2, lin . Be attended pbar- dral and Blessed Sacrament a brolbar; aad m grandchildraa. la- maceutlcal ctdlege la Kanata City, Mo., taraieat la Mt. OUret. Boulevard amr JUSBEL tad came to Colorado Ui l»M. schools in Denver and attended taarlat. Paul B. Jaaaet 28. of 2001 Bryant H* operated a drag atore at 1300 s. Regis High School. etreet Reqelan High Maaa waa of Pearl Mroot for m tqr years nntu Ua He entered St. Thomas’ semi GAIXAGBEK fered Aug. 22 la GuanBaa Angel retlramoBt, and w u a member of tbe Marla F. GaOagber. 00. 2200 OacooU ehareb.:,'Ba la anrylved by two aona Rocky Ut. Drag aaioeUtloa. nary in 1943 and received his etreet. Sbe la aarrlired bj duea Ooaa aad a brotban alao by Bra grand- Mr, BaneUl w u k loag-Ume member college, philosophy and theology aad tbrae daaftaten; 22 srandebUdren children and aeveral nieces and ne- of St PhOomaok'i pnrlah and moved aad two fraat-traadebUdraB: alao bjr gbawa. Interment In Mt. OUvat. Boule- to Onr Lady of Lourdu pariah only training there. He was ordained ora Mater. Raqalem HIA Maaa w u vaid mortuaries. recently. for the Diocese of Great Falls offered la Holy Family (mnreb Aag. 10. He la turrlTod by hit wife, Patrldt latarment Mt Olivet cemetery. Capttol MULLANE A. BenolH, and oM dnnsbter, Patridi in the Cathedral of the Immac Motlaaries. Mary Roae Mnllaae, 32. of 3280 Stuart Sue BenelU, both of Denver. Alao by ulate Conception, Denver, June street. A Reqtdem High Maas waa of o u altUr, Udoda Ctaao u d hit mo- 3, 1950, by Archbishop Urban J. fered Attg. 12 la Holy Family church. tber. Mrs. A. 0. BenelU. both of Ft She la survlTed by her husband. John Soatt, Xnnn. Vehr. A. Hnllane; one soa. and her parents. MBS. ULA J.^DEVEREAUX D is c u s s Junior Groat l o o k s Interment eras in Mt OUvet. HIS FIRST assignment was A Requiem High Mara was cele Junior Great Books personnel of the Den- schools from St. Cloyd Asywit O il Play fha to Sacred Heart parish, Miles Minn., exchanged LUCERO brated Aug. 21 In die Cathedral of the ver Archdiocese met informally with Very ideas and plans for the coming year in Junior dotUde V. Lucero. 01. of 1080 W. Immaculate Conception for Mrs. LUa City, where he also had assign J. Devereanx. 87, of 1027 WuUngton Rev, Monsignor Felix N. Pitt of Louisville,' Great Books. Shown with Monsignor Pitt arp NEW PUYEN PIANO! 12th avenue. Reqidem ffigh Maaa .was ments in the parish high school. offered Ang. 22 la St. Cajetanf dniteb. atreet. She died Aug. 18 In St. An Ky., founder of the movement, at the home the hostesses, Mr. and Mrs. Kerwln, itand- She la eurvlTed by two sons, one thony's booitttl after a long lUneas. In September of 1953 he was brother, aad air grandchildren. Intar- Born In New york, Nov. 18. 1875, of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kerwln of St. John’s, ing, and seated, from left to right, Mrs. mant tai F t Logan NaUnnal cametary. Mrs. Devereanx came to Denver In appointed administrator of Our 1807. Aug. 14. The group, which included Very Frank Casey, adviser and past coordinator. Treetao mortnarlea. Father- Jamea Kitlleson Lady of Guadalupe in Billings. Rev. Monsignor William Jones, archdiocesan ' Monsignor Pitt and Mrs. Tom Fitzpatrick, She la aarnred by thru ebUdren: Prom August, 1954, to August, O’HARA Joseph F. Devereanx, L u Vegu, Nev,: superintendent of schools and the Rev. Robert co-ordinator for the coming year. Frank O'Hara, 22. of 283 S. awrman and Minerva Deverunx and Mrs. T. J. 1959, he was pastor of St. Mat Schultzenberg, assistant superintendent of aOfaat Raqalsm High Maas waa of O'Coonor, both of Denvnr; alao by four Mrs. Lucy Hickman thias’ church in Ryegate. In fered Aw. 32 In St Francis de Sales' grandchildren. 11 grut-grandchUdren. chnrcfa. He la survived by one brother. tod six great-great-grandcbtldren. An 1959 he was appointed pastor of other son. Walter B. Deverunx. died Interment Mt OUret cametary. Ui IttO. Intermut w u In H t OUvet Buried in Las Vegas St. Cyril’s Church in Geyser. Other survivors are two Requiem for Mercy Nun STEWART MRS. SARAH JANE 6ENO Funeral services were held in brothers, Blair J. Kittleson of Everett H. Stewart 11. of in 8. King A Requiem High Man w u celebrated St. Christopher’s Church, Las Denver and Robert Kittleson of street Requiem Blgb Maaa In Our Aug. 22 in Holy Ghost church for Mrs. Vegas, Nev., .\ug., io, for Mrs. Is Offered in Hospital Lady of Preaentatlwi- church Aug. 17. Sarah Jane Geoo, 81. of 1832 Uncoln Phoenix, Ariz., and a sister, Interment In FOrt Logan National ceme atraet Mn. Geno died Aag. 17 in a Lucy R. Hickman. Interment Beatrice Torres, of Carmel, Requiem High Mass was of Surviving are a sister, Mrs. tery. ouafer aaettuanes. local boapttal. was at Woodlawn cemetery in Bora July 33. 1881, In Atchison. Kaos, Calif. fered for Sister Mary Bridget Susan Mercy of County Cork, DENVER EVERGREEN she moved to Duver in 1888. She North Las Vegas. Mrs. Hick wu roared and ednuted la Denver. man, 48, died of a heart attack of Mercy hospital Aug. 18 in Delaod, and several nieces in MONUMENT CO. Sbe worked for tome years u a FATHER KITTLESON was waltnra In Oie Brown Palace hotel. Aug. 6. noted for his deep interest in the hospital chapel by the Rev, Ireland, and in Denver by her She married Samuel Lewis Oeno In A native of Denver, bom June Owen McHugh, chaplain at 1181 In Donvtr. the liturgy and had been the brother-in-law, Michael Sullivan, She is survived by a too, Fred 25, 1914, she was a daughter of author of many articles for Mercy. Sister Bridget died Aug. and a niece, Mrs. Edsrard O’ Watts of Denver; four grandchildren, the late Frank and Enrichetta ecclesiastical magazines, espe 16 following a long illness. In Connor, both of 1585 Colorado ud 12 gmt-gnndchUdrea. OUnger terment was in M t Olivet cem Uortunnek Marrato, a Denver pioneer fam cially Worship. He was to have boulevard. etery. Lertaet Selection ki the ily. had an active part in tbe Litur Radty Mountain Ant ST. GEORGE GORDON Mrs. Hickman attended Ca gical Week in Seattle. She was bom Rose Ann Keen 11120 Woat 4«h Are. A Requiem High Man w u lung thedral grade school, Cole jun May 2, 1872, In County Fer (I mllo Eait of Mount OHret) Aug. 18 gi St F ru d a da Salu' church, JERRY BREEN Obrlm MtfaddM Slaaley HaU Lamar, for St George Gordon. It. ior high school, and was grad managh, Ireland. At the age of HA. MAH Lamar attorney, who died suddenly In Sr. Mary Patience, a Denver hospital. uated from Manual high school 16 she came to the U.S. and Florist Mr. Gordon was born Id Lamar Aug. in Denver. Ex-Teacher, Dies later moved to Colorado to visit lOM ISth St. 18. 1817. He was graduated from Iowa The former Miss Lucy Rose Sister Mary Patience Fara- her sister, Mrs. Florence Har State university with a law degree. MAln 3-2279 He w u In the Colorado attorney gen- Marrato, she married Raymond gher, a teacher at St. Domin rington at Gillman, Colo. eral's office from 1912 to 1818. He She was encouraged by the married Barbara Lee In Denver June ies’, Denver, 11 years, died at TR EVino St. Dominic villa, Dubuque, la., late Rt. Rev. Monsignor Henty 21, 1843. Since 1920. he has pracUced Uw In Lamar. on Aug. 1 in the S7th year of Robinson to follow her desire for P E 3 -0 0 1 3 ^ % Survlvqn iucluth bit wile; a brother. Creaghe, San JOse, CaUf.; a sister. Iper religious profession. the religious life, and in 1900 Mrs. Tbomu A. Moore. Dallu, Tu.; Requiem High Mass was of she entered the. novitiate of the SWIGERT BROS. "The Shiisfaction of a Service Well Rendered” and his father. Arthur C Gordon, La mar. Intermut w u in Lamar. fered in tbe chapel at the mo Sisters of Mercy. OPTOMETRISTS TWO CHAPELS TO SERVE YOU ther house by the Very Rev. After her final vows, pronounc MRS. FRANCES MARGARET HOOT J. B. Walker, O.P. Interment ed Oct. 28, 1903, she began A Requiem High Maaa vru cele- CHAPEL OF ROSES MEMORIAL CHAPEL bratsd Ang. IS In Holy Ronry ehuidi followed in the cemetery at the nurse’s training at Mercy hos 208 SO. LOOAN ST. for Mr*. Frucea Margaret Hoot, 43. mother house. pital, Denver. Sbe was assigned 428 I . ALAMRDA A V I. of 2070 Grant street Dovetmf To Your Complete Visho Care FH: Plan 1-1702 FH: Flart 24012 Mrs. Boot died In St Joseph's bos- After religious profession Sis to various hospitals of the or pltnl Ang. 14. ter remained at St. Clara’s Con der in Colorado, and was later , Born m F t Scott, Kaos., Jane 14, vent lyhere she was engaged in OPtfOANS "RDR PEACE OF MIND" ISlI, aha attended schools in Duver. made nursing supervisor at Mer FUNERAL PLANA AVAILABLE. INBURANCX OB a'BUAX She married miber Hoot Feb. 14. domestic duties for seven years. cy, where she served the sick H. W. SWIGERT Jr., O.D. DAVE EVANS PLANS THROUGH AMERICA’S LEADtNO CORPORATION. 1938. She w u a member of Roly Her first mission was to Denver until she was completely Inca Family parish. H. W. ODIL, O.D. FRED SMALDONc Surviving, In addition to her husbahd. at St. Dominic’s convent. pacitated seven years ago. are a son. Richard Boot; a daughter. Miss Merllne HoOt; two brothers, and one sister, all of Denver. Interment 155Q California St. ’ KE. 4-5819 Mt Olivet. Boulevard morturies. No Public SchopI Backers PASOUALE MANCINELU Requiem High Mara w u celebrated Seek Monopoly, CEF Told Ang. 16 In St Patrick's cburch for Pasquale Manctnelll, 84, of 3251 Osage street. He (Bed Ang. 13 In St. Joseph's Cleveland, 0. — No wise nonsectarian organization of friend of the public schools y)EmR^BY(JOODS0). hoepital after a year'* Illness. Mrs. Lucy Hickman parents concerned with achiev HOWARD Hr. MancinNU was born In Italy, wants to see them become a ing fair treatment from tax f nni «im i 38091 tn i loirruiYn Nov. 22, 1877, and came to Denver JHickman in 1942 and moved to monopoly, a Catholic editor told funds for students attending pa Family ownership from Italy In 1206. He angaged In the |ar«M • tttUHi I till tUqdud • Itillt IIISI • Uiim I lilt grocery and meat business until 1827. Las Vegas, Nev. the Citizens for Educational rochial and other private He Is survived by four sons and sla daughters, all of Denver: pne brother Mrsl Hickman is survived by Freedom convention here. schools. and supervision In New Jersey. her husband. Raymond; three "True friends of the public Breig lashed opponents of tax schools want the public schools of overy fu neral MRS. ANABEL BRADY MATT daughters, Elizabeth, Donna, aid for education in private A Reiinlem High Mara was offered and Virginia Hickman; two to be freely chosen by those schools who claim that the gov- Ang. 20 In Blessed Sacrament church sons, Louis and William Hick who attend them,” said Joseph enment provides education for Mrs. Anabel Brady Matt, 80, ot A. Breig, assistant managing Berkeley Park Chepet Park Avtnra Chapel llM Glencoe atreet. man, all of Las Vegas; two free-of-charge in public schools Mrs. Matt (Bed Aug. 17 in her home editor of the Catholic Universe and that if parents choose not W ait 4«tli anil Taimyaon East 17th and Morion sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth de Si after a long, illness. Sie w u born SepU. Bnlietin, newspaper pf the to use these schools, they must • I •BtraiMB of Itrkilty Pork at Pork Avanuo 21, 1881, in Denver, the daughter ot mone and Mrs. Columbia tbe late Henry Brady, Denver piueer Smart, both of, Denver; two Cleveland Diocese. ' educate their children at their • I S-4425 AC 1-1131 Republican leader and the city's young, Breig, syndicated columnist own expense. est chief of police. brothers, Louis Morrato and KNEE-HI She was graduated from East High Frank Marrato, both of Denver; and author of several books, The government does not pro and St Cecelia's academy In Wuhing- spoke at the banquet of the ton. D.S. She married Theodore V an uncle Nicholas Marrato; and vide edneation free of charge, Matt in Denver. Aug 15, 1923. Mrs. several nieces and nephews all National convention of CEF, a hi2 said. "Government provides SOCKS Matt wu a longtime 'member of Alli in Denver. education at your expense, and ance . Frqpcaise. On Advisory Board 0 0 WHERE COST HAS BQN Surviving, in addition to her hus at my expense, and the expense band. Is one daughter. Miss Caroline St. Paul, Miqn.—U.S. Senator of our fellow Americans.” pr- Matt. Duver. Intermut was In Mt. Ju ry CoHviets 3 2 Olivet cemetery. Boulevard mortuar Eugene McCarthy of Minnesota The editor told the delegates SECONDARY TO SERVICE FOR lea. Soiling ‘Trop ic’ has accepted the invitation of that government has no more New Tfork City—A six-man WILUAM HARRY MeINTYRE Auxiliary Bishop Leonard Cow right to coerce parents by fi MORE THAN HALF A CENTURY OF Requiem High Maas was celebrated police court jury found two ley of St. Paul to become a nancial pressure in choice of a AU£. 16 in Presentation church for men and a woman guilty of member of the advisory board school than in choice of winitkm Hirry McIntyre. 71, of SOI violating anti-obscenity laws for W Raleigh street. He (Bed Aug. 12 after of the city’s Catholic Interracial church, or synagogue, or a po a long lUneas. selling Tropic of Cancer. They council. litical party. Born Sopt 20, 1890, in Denver, Mr. deliberated less than three 'H ^oM. and, CoiliidaJwdiDn,. . . McIntyre w u emjdoyed for many years as a pattern maker for Silver hours in the first test of wheth Engtneerteg Works Inc. er it is legal to sell the novel Sea Eugene Siladon, lacv-Trtes., A MeaOer of Sts, r«tr and Paul'i Church He Is survived by his wife Florence; four daughters, two sons, 16 grandchil in New York. Our Obligation dren, and four great-grandchildren,. In The judge told the jurors that terment In Mt. OUvet. OUnger mor- to find the three book store em tuarira. ployes guilty, it would have to WILLIAM A. SEIVALD. SR. be established that the book is Requiem High Mass was celebrated obscene and that the defendants Aug. 26 In Holy FamUy church for WUUam A. Selvald. Sr., 22. of 4312 knew this when they sold it. Caspar Hofmann III, Prosident Utica street. Be died wbUe on business trip to Lu Vegas. Nev. Born In Brighton. Ang. 1, 1916, he to YOU . . . 601 Broadway * KEystono 4-1228 was educated Ui St. Dominic's grade Driving Care and Sacred Heart high schools. He bad is to consider family ADLER'S knee-hi socks, 17” length, in a blend of IN THE CENTEI OF DENVH Uved in Colorado all bis Bfe. and In Urged on Denver for the past 30 years. He mar needs and wishes — fine zephyr worsted W(3ol aniJ-stretch nylon . . . elastic ried JuUa K. Geiger in St. Dominic's top. One size fits 9 through 11 . . . is guaranteed church In 1936. Mr. Selrald was ac- Labor Day to give the personal Uvely engaged Ui buslrteu op to the against sh.dnkage. Black, charcoal grey, white . . . time of his death. He was the owner Labor day week end will be attention of experienced VISIT YOUR of the Selvald Truck Urm. the final three-day holiday of tartan red or green or blue . ... forest green, sunny He was a member of Boly Family the summer season. How many funeral counsel to gold, tweeds, even argyles. parish, also of the Duver Council 539 every detail of K. of C., and of the Colorado Motor lives will be lost in traffic mis Carriers assoclaUon. haps? Six people were killed arrangement. CATHOLIC LIBRARY He Is survived by his wife. JuUa: two on Colorado highways last year sons and om daughter and two sisters. aU of Denver. over Labor Day week end. The State patrol promises the tightest possible enforcement ALL PARISHES WELCOME. . . . s Former Dachau with all patrol equipment, in Inmates Reunited cluding radar units, and every OPEN 11 A.M. TO 3 P.M. available officer. Patrol Chief Muenster, Germany—Some Carrel warns, however, that his aO SED MONDAYS AND FRIDAY^ 90 priests who were prisoners officers cannot be every place at the Nazi concentration at once, and drivers will be OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M. TO 2 P.M camp at Dachan came here obliged to help protect them to celebrate the 50th anniver selves by driving with the great sary of the ordination of est possible care. Day-Noonon Mortuary FASHIONS TO BOOT! Free Browsing: their “Block Father” at Da- Leisure boots moke a fashion point with all your chan. “OBEYING the traffic rules 2406 Federal Blvd. GE 3-6575 casual clothesi Leather soles and heels . . . for out Membership Fee |1 Per Year . . . Among' tbe priests coming is not enough,” says Carrel. door as well as indoor wear. From our collection in here for the reimlan with Fa “The driver who is seriously in ther Reinhold Friedrichs, Vi terested in protecting himself sizes small, medium large or large. Access to thousands of dollars car CNpitular of the Mnen- and his passengers will drive Camelot . . . old English bootery in tofe leather, white, ster diocese who was leader defensively — he will obey the Hackethol-Noonon Mortuary 9 8 e e s Of Catholic Literature of Dachan’s Block 26 where law and keep a sharp eye for 1451 Kalamath St. MA 3-4006 5 In gold k i d ____ " priests were incarcerated, are the fellow who doesn’t. In a former inmates from Austria, Slipper Comer, Downtosni, main floor 625 19lh Si . Next to Holy Ghost Church smashup death doesn’t limit his Italy, France, Luxembourg, selection of victims to viola Hosiery at Cherry Creek, Lakeside I Belgii'm, and Germany. tors.” PAGE TWELVE THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thundoy, Auiuit 23, 1962 f ~ ■:' ■ Y' Mass Marks All Souls'HNS Pions Retreat Sept 14-16 Anniversary (All Souls’ Parish, Englewood) all Sunday Masses. Eddie Glen- The Holy Name society is non, general manager of (St. Peter’s Parish, Fleming) | sponsoring a retreat for men of the Denver Bears, has been add Father James Purfield of the parish at Sacred Heart Re ed to the speakers’ list. fered a Mass of Thanksgiving. treat house, Sedalia, Sept 14, 15, and 16. Reservations may be Aug. 16, for Mr. and Mrs. Paul ( mmrm made with Gary Davis at SU. Etl, on their 40th wedding an % m 1-0900. niversary. : ST. PHILOMENA'S : '---ft Plans of the society fpr a ’f ' ^ A reception had been held in I V s i t « w av blood bank for all members of : PARISH : July to enable all the children I the parish will be completed of the couple to attend. , i soon.' THE ETLS are parents of The Father-Son Communion Brity B Bob's Boouty eight children, six sons, Jo and breakfast will be held Sept. 4 Barbar Shop 70 of family Rmunion seph, Cari, William, all of 9, with Communion beiqg re Spodalizinf in A Solemn Hass Aug. 12, took her first vows at the Vic Fleming; Herman and Edward, ceived in the 8 a.m. Mass. Permanent Wav- at the Shrine of Our Lady of tory-Noil mother house in Hunt both of Steriing; and Leo of Breakfast will be served in the ing and Lateat In ington, Ind., and Larry, a Thea- Whittier, Calif., and two daugh- Guadalupe highlighted the first new cafeteria of the school Shaping tine seminarian. The Hass was £rs, Mrs. Agnes Burton of 12th Ave. EA2472S reunion since US8 of the Julian followed by a family picnic held Haxtun and Mrs. Rosemary Tickets may be obtained after Gallegos family. Hr. and Mrs. on the grounds of St. Andrew Lambert of Hideway. They , Gallegos are pictured above Avellino’s seminary, and at have 18 grandchildren. with two of t h ^ 12 children, tended by 70 members of the — CURE d'ARS PARISH Sister Soledad, who recently Gallegos family. The day also marked the 15th I . 22ND A DAHLIA BT. SUNDAY MASSES ST. BERNADEHE ST. ANNE'S 6:00 - 7:00 - KOO -10:00 -11:80 k 7:00 pjn. CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 4:00 k 7:80 Lakewood Moving Arvada 3050 DnhUa St. EA. 2-119 and * i Moving & Express Transfer ^ Sauit Malta Plans lor Year BE. 3 -1 0 5 5 H A . 2 -2 8 2 8 J o . S m U ta h i The R t Rev. Monsignor William M. director, are Mrs. Hermaif* McLellan, presi Higgins and officers of St. Philomena’s Altar dent; and Mrs. Bruce MoUlson, historian. t o l v e l i q u o r s and Rosary society met at the home of Mrs. Left to right, standing. Mines. Frank Rohrer, Dahlia Shopping--Center ■ 3360 Dahlia ST. THERESE PARISH By E. T. Smith Herman McLellan. president, to formulate auditor; George Lutz, treasurer; Omar Nich Free Dclirery — EA. 2 5977 plans for the coming year. The highlight of ols, first vice president. Mrs. Gerald Filloon fHilmg M m ikl the gathering was a spiritual talk by Mon is second vice president; Mrs. George FilUs, NK'h J\M(I M(M \ ____-j Pmr Modmm Laymmu signor Higgins. recording secretary; and Miss Eva Walsh, Nwcv '.mi ,i!.i;i:v m\i-- SUNDAY MASSES Shown with Monsignor Higgins, spiritual corresponding secretary. 6:00 • 7:00 - 8.00 -10:00 -11:15 & 12:15 o d e r n l a y m e n , anxious CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 4 to 5:30 & 7:30 to 9 Mto play their role in the THELMA KASSON DUCKWALL’S Revs. John J. Regan, Francis Pettit revival of Christ’s kingdom on BEAUTY SHOP 1243 Kingston St., Aurora EM. 6-0735 earth, could wdl take as a mod PTA Planning h r 3 Main Projects 2876 Colorado Blvd. Denver's Newest el St. Pammachius, a great I Heir Stylins Suburban Variety Store (St. Philomena’s Parish, chairman. Mrs. Richard Janda; The members of the Holy Fermenent WMlns Roman champion of the Church PHONl OIxter S-I1SS DAHLIA SHOFFINO CBNTIR in the late fourth century. Denver) symphony, Mrs. John Pretz; Name club are requested to be [Thtlnw Kuson O'Cenner, Owner The Parent-Teachers’ associa bowling, Mrs. Ai Lambrecht; present at the opening meeting Urd A Dehlle Bi DR. JOHN R. COYLE Not many men and Tomen, tion, under the presidency df bridge, Mrs. James McNamee. of the school >;ear Sept. 27, at Optometrist to be sure, enjoy (be vast va Mrs. George Pugh, offers three Teacher aides are: Class 8 p.m. in the school auditorium, riety of t^ents that belonged main projects for the new room, Jeanne Webef; office, to formulate plans for the ath St. Vinceiit de Poul's Parish to Pammacbius. He was a C O N T A a LENSES and GLASSES on CREDIT PLAN school year. There will be Yolande Fillis; and pljayground, letic program for the coming so. UNIVEUITY BLVp. A I. ARIZONA statesman who served Rome as bridge marathons for singles Joyce Bialik. 9355 East Celfax Aurora, Cole. year. SUNDAY MASSES Phones: 366-3870 / 366-3981 senator and proconsul, a scholar and couples, a woman’s bowling i whose advice was sought by 6:45, 8:00, 9:30, 11:00 and 12:15 league and dancing lessons for REGISTRATION for the new Confession: Saturdays 3:80 to 5:80 and 7:30 to 9 p.m. •I the most learned men of his couples. school year will be on Tuesday, LOYOU PARISH BL Rev. Msgr. Eugeno A. O’Sullivan, Pastor time, the promoter of vast char A meeting was held Aug. 20 Sept. 4, from 9 a.m. to 12 a.m. 2385 E. Arizona SP. 7-4813 ities to aid the poor and the in the home of Mrs. Pugh to and from 1 until 2 o’clock for sick, a fighter for the orthodox give to all an opportunity of en all grades. SAVE TIME TRADE AT HOME faith, and, at the same time, a Rocky Fieri dorsing these projects, which Kindergarten girls are not re P R IV M N LIQUORS Preisser'sRed&Whita tender friend to thos6 who had will be the sole means of rais quired to wear uniforms this E. 17th and Race fallen into error. ing money for the PTA. year. Rocky’s Pharmacy, Inc. 1039 So. Colorado Blvd. Mrs. George Pugh, president, Btert — WInei — LIquort Grocery and Market The Men’s club will meet at THE DAYS in which Pamma- announced the following PTA Your Convenient Your Parish Service Station Congress Park at 6 p.m. Aug. ClgerettM FANCY MIATS, VEOBTABLaS chius lived were in many ways officers: Vice, president, Mrs. Druggist Res. S iz e ...... flA t AND QUALITY OROCBRIIS Here is a helpful directory. Look for the listing of your much like our own. The Church 30 for the final ball game of Kins SIm -6LN Earl Kenney; second vice pres the year. Free Delivery SPrace 74447 nearby “parish" service station. Its friendly operator faced then, as she does today, ident, Mrs. James O’Connor; Prescriptions Liquors SK. 4-7:''24 Harry McCarthy, Msr. 2321 I. Okia *»a. (I. UaH. ae4 Ula) Is asking this speciai means to invite your patronage. often bitter divisions in her un secretary, Mrs. Jerry Filloon; Yeu'il find that this extra friendliness is matched with ity. She was challenged by the treasurer, Mrs. Robert Schopp; cheerful service and expert attention for your car. task of absorbing a body of historian, Mrs. Houston Putney; knowledge that had its origin in He's ready to serve you with gas and oil, tires, bat and auditor, Mrs. Phil Har- un-Christian and often auti- pole. teries, iuMcotion and other convenient services. By Christian learning. And she was "pulling in" at his station regularly, you will recipro ^ PARISH PHARMACY GUIDE menaced by the armed might COMMITTEE chairmen are: cate his friendliness and get the be^ in service. of barbarian forces that threat' Proffam, Mrs. Ted Sevier; ened to overthrow civilization CALL YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DRUG STORE FOR PROMPT I^ERVIC.- MOTHER OF GOD ST. THERESE'S hospitality, Mrs. Joe Gibbons In his role as Statesman and and Mrs. Robert Lynch; mem scholar, Pammacbius faced aU HENRY’S bership, Mrs. Howard Martin BLESSED SACRAMENT Jjaid and &dchj^ CONOCO these challenges, but perhaps and Mrs. John Haberkom; pub ALL SAINTS’ HOLY CROSS, THORNTON CONOCO his greatest contribution was STANDARD licity, Mrs. John Schiel; health, SERVICE to quiet the bitterness and tur Mrs. Thomas Thornton; safety, SERVICE moil of the many-sided conflicts. LINCOLN DRUG CITY VIEW Flratton. TIrat, aattarla*, Mrs. James Layden; Accassortas CPTL representative, Mrs. FREE DELIVERY Piofessional Pharmacy GARAGE THERE WAS, for instance, Anthony (Butch) ManciiMlli HENRY HKNNINaHAKE, Owner Denver Ford; civil defense, Gold Bend ttimpt Ph. AT 7-5535 lUlph Manelnolli lUOO Eait COUu at MoUne the controversy over Origen, a 2345 $0. Ftdoral WE. 5-4441 EM. a-nrs a u r o r a Mrs. James McCoy; uniform, 8796 N. CoronA learned and holy man whose ef Free Pkk-Up A Delivery Mrs. Frank Patton; Junior great Your Catholic Druggist Thornton 2S, Oolo. Service forts to reconcile Christian and ST. FRANCIS' books, Mrs. Julius Conrad; cof Dan Caulfield See Bob Robles •375 Logan S t SP. 7-3114 pagan learning laid the basis fee” and silver, Mrs. John Ma'- for modem theology. Though Conoco loney; EA. 2-7711 CATHEDRAL Origen’s devotion to the Church HOLY FAMILY HOLY FAMILY Products was never in question, his en Sister’s lunch program, Mrs. PhiPs Conoco Sorvice MW Lubrication Charles Hyde; room mother CATHEDRAL V Dalea Battaritt thusiasm for pagan culture V WOODMAN often led to statements danger Por CompleU Car Washing QUINN PHARMACY Howard Drug Co. ous to the .ruths of the Faith. PHARMACY. Auto Service W. A. (Dutch) Thomas Registration —Prescriptions— Prescription Druggists Ftoo DeUvary Alamada A L ^ n P I. xntn Pammacbius joined that holy Prompt Proacription Sonrleo 44 th A Tennyson OL. 5-2231 W. 35th B Tennyaen TA.5-rSU fire-eater, St. Jerome, in defend To Be Held tor PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED Liquors • Coametles • Rod Stamps ST. PATRICK'S ing orthoidox doctrine' against Denver U, Colo. Phono: GL. 6-7*13 FOB AND DELIVERED CUT RATB DRUGS 14th Avt. at Nnnsylvinl. Free Delivery in North Denver these perilous ideas. But where “Have your Doctor oall ui* CaKaa at DsMiti Beavat 1301 Pearl ' MA 3-7431 ST. PHILOMENA'S CCD Students Siact 1934 AC 3-1473 _____ Arrow SL Jerome was often violent, (Holy Trinity Parish, launching personal attacks OUR U D Y OF FATIMA Westminster) NOTRE DAME against the Origenists, Pamma- Bmlletfs Service All grade and high school chius was gentle. Jerome was students must register for the Len's Pharmacy TO EVERY PRESCRIPTION Standard his good friend, but Pam L. C. FEHR, Prop. lINCOlN DRUG Station CCD classes, which start on DRIVI IN WITH CONFIDENCE machius did not hesitate to crit Member St. Vincent de Psul't FREE DELIVERY' Sorvice TUNB UP a BRAKE SERVICE icize the bitterness of Jerome’s Sept. 8. Blanks for registration Perish WE ADD . . . Gold Bend Stamps n il Pecos are available at the church. Hsvt Your Doctor Phont 2345 So. Fodtral W l. 64441 Hei 1. CalflX Avo. BA. M745 OL. S-a737 writings. It was largely through Us Your Proscription Bos, OH, TtrM, nctra*. Woihing, the tact of men like Pam- Fees and registration blanks Paramount Htightt Shopping Csntar Your Catholic Druggist OrMOiiiS, ond ttann Cloanlng are to be turned in before the IU04I W. 24tk Avt. BE. 7-8ltl Dan Caulfield ST. LOUIS', ENGLEWOOD machius that the Origenist con COURTBOUS SIRVICB troversy never developed into a classes begin. ST. PATRICK’S INTEGRITY MT. CARMEL PARISH SAM'S CONOCO SERVICE heresy, to add an additional The first through eighth ST. ANNE’S, ARVADA wound to the Mystical Body of grades will have Saturday m t SO. FAUSTS WBmiMP BROADWAY Christ. classes, and high school stu AND ALLENDALE dents will receive instructions SU. 9-9623 BUT THE CHRISTIANITY SUPER ' M F Also 2 Othar at CYO on Mdnday evenings. p h a r m a c y * Locations of Pammacbius did not end with Anyone interested in a car SERVICE 1* E. Oars'rd 42ft So. BroMlway his scholarly work. His mar pool for Guardian Angel school 9899 W. 59th Place 33rd k Tejon S t riage to Pauline, the daughter should contact '^ rs. Wayne C L 5-4770 HA. 2-2397 of St. Paula, was an inspiring GR. 7-9857 NOTRE DAME Walker, 8138 Stuart> HA 9-8396. Arvada, Colorado Towing Brakes Tune-Ups example of the happiness Chris Volunteers are sought to pro Aeroas the Straet from tian love can bring to married NOTRE DAME CHURCH vide transportation for the Sis life. ST. CATHERINE’S NORTH GREEN ters from Marycrest who teach When your health is at ST. ANTHONY OP PADUA CR 74)54» OL. 5 »»0* MEADOWS The couple were known catechism on Saturdays. stake, you want both SKELLY throughout Rome for the per lINCOlN DRUG A priest of the Vincentian BUSY CORNER your doctor and phar CONOCO sonal love with which they de FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Mission society will speak at DRUG STORE Gold Bond Stamps COMPLETE voted themselves to the city’s all Masses Aug. 26. macist to display skill 3790 CLAY ST. AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Professional Pharmacists 2345 So. Fodtral WS. 64UI and accuracy. PHONE 477-0164 2195 So. Rberidan Mrs. Peggy McDuff and Mrs. iV. 38th Ave & Federal Blvd. Your Catholic Druggist A. L. TATRO YU. 5-9970 Dan Caulfield W l M V l SC PER OALLON Barbara Cahaghar represented Denver, Colo. DISCOUNT the parish at the national Sis CURE b'ARS terhoods vocation conference at ST. DOMINIC’S ST. JOHN'S ST. JOHN'S Pueblo. ST. FRANCIS DE SALES’ ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' ELM FRANK MATHIS OSCAR'S > Alameda Drug Store South Denver Drug STANDARD Legion Basks Plan BLY'S V. 0. PBTER80N, Prop. "Have Your Doctor Call Us” DRUGGIST / COLUMBINE SERVICE Prescription Pharmacy For School Proyor Cut Rate Drugs ComploU Dnis A Uquor Complete “Your Independent Dealer” SERVICE Huurs: 9 A.U. to 8 P.M. Sat 9 A.M. to 2 A.M. Fountsin Sendee Sundries Department Preseriptlm Serrice isae Bast ith Aw. Complete Brake Service a A RESOLUTION urging that SI20 W. 29th Avo. — GL. 3-5191 Phones RA. 24685-A4686 at ColumbliM. - Tune-up Your Business Appreciated Wm. N. A KETTB SNIDER school children and their par Free Delivery Alamada A So. Broadway Rhens 3SS-SM7 Free Pickup A Delivery 495 So. Fean St. RA. 24191 6th Are. at Harlsa Phone EA. 2-6256 ents agree on a prayer and ask East 35th k Elm Street local school boards to have it ST. JOHN’S ST. VINC» T H E REGISTER Aid Projects Must Blend Always Admired Catholics, Sociol, Christian Action lilever Invited to Church! Pitt8burgb—“0ar challenge is to make social ac By F loyd A nderson tion and Chrotian action a perfect blend," Father John Denver—(Speml)—The story of the Knights of F. Cronin, S.S., told delegates to the sixth annual con Columbus advertising pronttm was only half told in vention oi the National Catholic Social Action Con last week’s “Register.?’ 'Re advertising program is ference a very important effort—but the Knights do even more. He cantiMed against forget- You may recall that the program offers a corre ting thoae "vbo live in tiums, ence’s Social Action Depart spondence study course without ,wbo suffer economic and often ment. any cost or obligation. This too pie, he said; sometimes years ^ d a l discrimination, are hn- Father Cronin charged that if started in Missouri, this time later you may get a letter from nuui beings, possess^ both of this admonition is forgotten with a Vincentian Father, the someone who took part of the C-flunoM souls and of all the "our work of social reform oft Rev. Lester J. Fallon. He bad course, and then got in touch 4edinga and sensibilities of the en becomes artificial and un started “Motor Missions” in with a nearby priest. Saiman person.’* workable.” southern Missouri. Each sum Interettiagly, he fonnd that ■ "Our apostolate should be “We may replace slam bnild- mer he preached throughout that of Icye In action,” declared la p with m ed m bousing,” be that area, and each year he many dropped the ceone after the assistant (Urector of the Na noted, “bat we may also scat found that a follow-up was need the foortk test After much ceo- T* Oboanr* tional Catholic Welfare Confer- ter and demoralize the former ed, because a year was too lideratiM, toey felt that, liace labaUtaats of these areas.” long a time Rpse between vis the fourth test dealt with con- Professor Edmund Schlink Avstrim CardiMl Father Cronin cited the Greek its. feetion, once the students under (above) has beea designated - mythological tale about the He had requests for further stood that they went to the par by the Council of the Evan Dm Im I Polish Visa giant whose strength was im information, too, and so he de ish priest for farther instac- gelical Church in Germany ,hernia — polish Communist pressive only so long as be had veloped a home study course, tlont. (EKID) as a delegate observ contact with his native earth. er to the Second Vatican coan* hetlMcities refused an entry visa with the assistance of his the At the time I visited the “Applying this thought to so cil. Prof. Schlink has beea to Cardinal Franz Koenig, Arch- ology students at Kenrick semi Home Study office, tae courses ^ h o p of ^enna, forcing him cial action,” he said, “our inary in St. Louis, where he was were going to about '80 coun serving u EKnFs commla- % give up a planned pilgrimage strength is greatest so long as professor of dogma. tries, as well u to all parts sioner for tho study of tho we have meaningful contacts council and was in Romo In ^ to the Jasna Gora shrine at Father Fallon realised that of the United States. ^Czestochowa, Poland. with individual workers and em March to observe council prep- there was a great part of the ; Cardinal Stefan Wyszynsid, ployers, with the Negro, the mi Father Fallon pointed out one aratioas. The professor i t non-CathoUc population that 'JPriniate of Poland, .had invited grant, the delinquent. Plans can interesting fact about the let- dogmatic theology at Heidel wanted reUgkms hutruction, but • hint and Archbishop Alfred affect the environment of such ters they receive: “You would berg University’s ProtestaM r wouldn’t approach a priest per 'Bengsch, Bishop of Berlin, to persons, but only ^ human and be amazed,” he said, “at the Theological faculty, he pre-v tonally— the correspondence (the shrine. There h u been no personal Infloence can change number of letters we get, say vionsly had beea ^airm an of '-'report whether a visa h u been character.” coarse was the answer. ing that they work with Cath EKID’s Ecumenical Study 'd<^ed to Archbishop Bengsch He commented that love The Daughters of Isabella olics and came across one ol commission. A prominent Bf* ;who lives in Communist East should inspire the virtues of jus gave financial assistance to Fa these advertisements. ore at ecumenlcid gutherlngs , < Berlin. tice and charity. “We lose some ther Fallon’s project, and this “Then they will say, ‘I have daring the last decade, Prof. ’ Both invitatitms had arousdd thing of the perfection ol Chris developed into the ^ nfratern always admired Catholics, but SchUak spoke at the Udid interest in Europe. The visit tian charity,” be concluded, ity Home Study Service. When I have never been asked to go Weirid Conference on Faith • would have been unprecedented, “when we deal only in the ab the Knights of Cohimbus began to a Catholic church’.” tndl Order at Land, Sweden. lit was aunmed that the meet stract with such groups as la their Catholic advert&ing, the ing had been pn^wsed to dis- bor, minorities, urban dwellers^ study service was asked to han •cuss the forthcoming Second Va- or rural dwellers.” — (NCWC dle the inquiries—with the K. Luxury of fnocfion Said '.tican Council. Wire) of C., of course, paying entirely the cost of handling their In quiries and the enrollments. Not for Era's Christians SIx TosIb GIv m m Toxfbooks Notre Dame, Ind — Father the side of the CJiurch” as tha *1116 course is based on Fa Frederick A. McGuire, CJd., one world’s population multiplies. ther Smith Inttrn^ Jackson, of the nation’s top mission au “In those lands which are pre by the late Archbishop John F. thorities, told more than 4,000 dominantly non-Christian,” ha Most Ravarmd FuHon J. Sheen Noil. The course consists of six driegates to the 20th Catholic asserted, "the population ex objective tests on the book. Students’ Mission Crusade Na pands at the rate of 40,000,OM When someone enrolls, he is tional convention that only a a year, while less than 300,000 Our world today Is very intorettod in the moon. But H Na Icnows it’s fruo—H« rmad H in thm papenl sent the book and his first two Pentecostal spirit like that of are converted to Christianity.” tests, together with instructions the first Apostles can cope with people were starving there and in grove need,^ I wonder on how to follow the course. Moreover, with an estimated / the problems facing the Church 19,0N new priests needed eadi how interested we would be. If we can pass ever the needs A few years ago, when I vis today. year “simply to take care of ited the office at 4422 Lindell of those who shore our earth, such as the poor and our mis- ”We cannot indulge ourselves present needs,” only a little Boulevard, St. Louis, the whole In the luxury of inaction,” Fa more thaa S,Mt are being o^ eienarfes, then wreuld greater distance add greater charity? ■TOjf and Learn correspondence operation cost ther McGuire said, “while Christ dalned each year, Father Mc perhaps more than a quarter of suffers in a billion spiritually- P. 0 . Box 1620, Denver, Colorado Guire pointed euL “Wo a n mav- a milUon dollars. The office was tmderprivileged souls.” ing — but moving backwards," The following letter was then staffed by four Vincentian Loalm§ Rue* WHb Tbu« he added. “promises” says that if one re the accidents of bread and wine priests, who gave their entire Father McGuire warned the received at our office from Toe< JMwcfc Faith The priest Insisted, however, cites these prayers for a wiu^e remain as thoy did before. time to the work; and 33 girls, delegates that “time is not on a missionary! la year his life be prolonged These accidents Include all the handling the correspondence, that the picture is “not gloomy, I w u dlsmayM to learn that “if he is to die the next ^y, chemical behavior of bread and typing letters, etc. but a tendbly challenging one." "In the evening I stopped The Secret i t Happiness," a even if he has lived all his life wine. * All the answers to the tests, Oklahoma See "It tells us," he said, “that this ctdlectioii of 15 prayers vita whole world it today a mission in a small village wherd doing hii own wllL" If there To understand what a sub and to the letters which fre "21 magnificent promises” to is anything made clear from stantial change means, you must quently come, are personally Plans Mission ary world whlrti cant far a to-' creation of that ‘new spirit’11 lOto there was a single Catholic anyone who should redta them the paraUes .of Our Lord, it is clear your mind of the secondary b a n d it. As a test comes back, for a wiKde year, was disap Oklahoma (?ity — ’The Okla meet this challenge.” family who wished to hear that death comes as a thief in substance as the basic matter it is graded and checked. A homa City and Tulsa diocese proved by the Chvch. I can’t the night, and that they are ex from which a thing is made, or priest also writes a personal It is a challenge, Father mJ really say that I see a com plans to open a mission in San Mass and have their neW' tremely foolish who put off re as something that can be letter, explaining any mistakes ilago Atitian, Guatemala, next Gttire declared, tlu t “calls for^ parison between this type of pentance to the last. reached by peeling off external and answering any questions. a truly apostolic spirit in every bom baby baptized. Two thing and a chain letter, since summer. The promises of St. Margaret appearances. With this letter goes another man, woman, and child, in in a chain letter it says that And, according to Father Ra boxes served as the altar Mary Alacoque and St. Simon test, and so on tiU the coiu'se every priest. Brother, and Sis if yon say certain prayers some Substance in our sense is mon Carlin, there vidll be need Stock do not have the savor of is finished. ter. It demands apostolic forma and ten square yards of a good will come to yon, whereas something that can never be to combat the woi^ of witch heresy or superstition, as do All the answers are personal, tion of every Catholic in every in the prayers of St. Bridget’s detected by the senses; it is an doctors. Father Carlin, superin cow-dung muddy floor were the “magnificent promises,” but since the^ Home Study of parish, school, and organization.” we are told God promised these object of the mind alone. It is tendent of McGuinness High since they are stated in such a fice bandies about a thousand the cathedral. Two candles things directly. What about the that in a thing which remains school here, recently returned way as to guard against rash tests a week, some shortcuts promises made to St. Mary Ala' the same under all transforma from a tour of the town, which 10 WAYS LAXATIVES CAN confidence. have bad to be—and have been were lighted and carefully coqne for those who received tions. The clearest illustration has a population of 11,000. While It is against faith, as pro —devised. They are most ingen PUNISH YOUR SYSnM put in a safe place to avoid Communion on the nine first of a philosophical substance is he was saying Mass there, he claimed by the Council of your own self. Self conies from ious, without losing any of that Did you .Know that frequent uae of Fridays, and the promises made Trent (Canon 16), to say that related, he counted five witch the danger of.fire. . an Anglo-Saxon word meaning important “personal touch. "antacid" laxaUves may ovar-elkallm to St. Simon Stock for those anyone has an' absolute and in doctors in the sanctuary. you. . . that harmleaa-looklng laxw the same, identical. Your self, In all these tests there are who wear the brown scapular? fallible certitude of salvation, All natives are baptized, some Uvea may contain chemical drufa.. or substance, is therefore that some common errors, the same that otbera may dry out bowel U In February, 1954, the Holy unless he has learned this from are practicing Catholics, but cause "rebound conatlpatlon" or bp which remains the same in you misunderstandings might arise Office instruct^ all Bishops not a personal revelation, such as “the Christianity is riddled with flaibmation? ' < "When I started thot Mass with the wonderful ‘Introibo from babyhood to old age, under about the same point. There to give permission for the pub the Good Thief on the Cross re paganism,” Father Carlin said. These and other iaxaUve rlaki aif all modifications. It is indepeU' fore, the same answers would He hopes some 40 lay mission- described In circular In Dr. Edward# « d altare Del,' I closed my eyes and thought that for miles lication or reprinting of The Se ceived. Others have at most a dent of shape or quantity. No be given to all those people on OUve Tablets, winner of doctori’ t*4 cret of Happiness. It said there moral certainty. The Church ers from Oklahoma will be of 7 leading laxatlvea. Telia how tbSi and m ilu around we four people were the only worshippers body has ever seen your self that particular error. worktag as Papal Volunteers in herbal preparation won by 71% op is “no guarantee of authentic! never guarantees private reve combined acorei of genUeneaa, tim directly: it is indicated by your the Guatemala mission within of the true God, and I the only priest Vvho could celebrate ty” for the prayers contained lations or uses them to build sensible appearance and beha Tests Corrected by ing and other beneflta. For datallf therein, that is, it is doubtful doctrine upon. Aiitematic Typewriter 10 years. write Dr. Edwards’ OUva Tabltts, M ast. Then did I feel that being a missionary was a really vior, just as the bread and wine Dept uez, Memphis L Tenn. Or aik that St. Bridget is the author. are indicated by the wetness, Thus, the Vincentian Fathers for Dr. Edwards’ OUva Tablata at drug store. wonderful thing. I had the sensation of being in the most The bookiet bears some ob Swbsfanfiol Chang* taste, or smell of the wine or have prepared individual para Youngest Rector scure imprimatur, dating back In Eucharist the roundness or whiteness of graphs to fit as many such sit New York — Father Patrick beautiful cathedral in the world, to huge that I could not to 1903 and 1940, but an inclu J. Gaffnej, S.M.M., 34, has The Church teaches that a the Host. uations as possible, probably 100 tee thp walls. The organ was playing music I had not heard sion of Cardinal Spellman’s been n am ^ rector of St. Louis physical change occurs in the By a unique action of God, or so of them. ’Through the use name under the imprimatur of de Montfort seminary, . litch- matter of the bread and wine of quite expensive automatic 3n any other church— the music nature ploys only dimly in some editions brought the reply which has no parallel in nature, •field. Conn. Father Gaifney is at the consecration, bat that typewriters (over $2,600 each), that the booklet was considered the substance of the bread and ^ e town but loudly in the wilderness. At the consecration I the accidents remffim I do not file paragraphs are “keyed.” reported to be the youngest rec by his chancery and refused, wine ceases at the Consecration, profess to be a chemist, but Then, when the test is correct tor of a major seminary in the felt the eyes of God upon me— I was the only priest in the l^ e refusal was based on re to be replaced by the sub this Is against every principle ed, an introductory paragraph U.S. search showing that there is no stance of Christ’s Body and Ttgion offering Hit Divine Son to Him. How lucky I am to I ever learned in cbemistiy. is prepared, and then perhaps foundation for asserting that soul and divinity. Christ’s sub W H O ? Everyone must Every chemical is identifled paragraphs 10, 23 and 51, as b o a mitsionaryl" ' either the prayers or the prom stance, or self, is present with get enough vitamins every by some physical property- instances. The girl typing the ises were revealed to St. Brid out the accidents that normally Ruptured? taste, smell, appearance, reply writes the name and ad day neceeaary in normal get, and on the fact that the so- indicate it. The accidents of reaction with other elements. dress, the salutation, the open Soimthing diffwMit. Light. Cool. No log health! calied “magnificent promises' the bread and wine, which indi itropt. No ointic. No prouuro on hipi or How explain this? ing paragraph, and then punch Why not cut out this letter, bring it to your office and are theologically false. cate the Real Presence, are tplnc> liwxpontivt. Worn by MKhonIcs, W HY? Becauae vita The change that take*) place present without the substance of es the buttons for paragraphs Formeri, Doefort, otc. ovorywhori. Ouoron- see how many willing souls there are who will give you a Number 17 among these food. Writt. mins are necessary to at the Consecration is not physi bread and wine, since they in 10, 23 and 51—and the machine Ett. i m Dtp!. change the food you eat into takes over typing those para HANS - LOa PSODUCTS I. PrHtoii, Out quarter or more for this poor priest and others like him. The cal in the scientific sense, but here miraculously in the basic energy; to help you fed your substantial That is, the sub accident of exiension or quan graphs. Cooodo. aocrifices you gather will be sent to the Holy Father, and he stance of bread and wine 'passes tity. This is beyond our com \^at are the results? Father beet and do your b ^ ! plete comprehension but it Donald V. Fallon, C.M., who yvill make the distribution. That is the way The Society for into the substance of the Body Shrinks Hemorrhoids B U T ! Sure...wealleat and Blood of Our Lord, while presents no contradictions, since succeeded his brother Lester as the Propagation of the Faith works! We look forward to accidents are really distinct director, feels an accurate Without Surgery plenty, but meals don't al from the substance in which check cannot - be made. You ways supply all the vitamins hearing from you. Pastor to Mark they inhere. don’t always hear from the peo- Stops itch—Relieves Pain we need. It’s hard to be sure! For the fin t Ume ecience taeo found 100th Birthday a new beaUng oubotanee with tbe W H A T ? What to do? uloniiblnf ablUty to ibilnk hetn- Buffalo, N. Y. — Monsignor Take ONE-A-DAY (brand) GOD LOVE YOU to F.C.C. for $2 "This is the winnings orrhoidf and to reUave pain—with Richard O’Brien, reputed to be out lurgety. In caie after oaae, wbUe Multiple Vitamins; a tingle Parish Cursillo Results kenUy ralievlnz pain, actual reduc- of a friendly bet. I bet it will be put to good use.” .... to the oldest active pastor in the Uon (ibrinkaga) took place. -Moat tablet gives you all tha nation, will celebrate his 100th amazint of alL—randta were lo thor vitamins a person normally Mrs. P X for $115.50 “ In thanksgiving for a favor; I had de- birthday Sept. 1. The Civil War ough that tufferen made estonlih- In T remendous Change' Ing atatementa Uke "pUea" have needs to take! gided that when I stopped working I would send my last was raging in the U. S. when ceeaed to be a problem!" Tbe aecret he was bom in Albion, N. Y.. it in a new healing aubitaace (Blo- pay check to your sick and poor."______to M.H.TM. for $1 Youngstown, 0. — A ‘‘tre But now, some are daily Dyne^), diacovery of a woild-famoui WHEN? Td'kethem to Irish immigrant parents, the mendous change” resulted from communicants; many receive reiearch InatMuta In luppealtory or every day at breakfast "I am a girl of eleven and just want to say, 'Thank you, Rev. F ather Rialph third in a family of five a cursillo de Cristiandad among Communion each Sunday and ointmant form called Preparation time . . . it’s a good health boys and a girl. H®. At aU drug countera. M ary.''' .... to M.L.H. for $2 “Thanks to St. Jude and St. men of St. Rose of Lima parish Fiost do some apostolic work— habit tor the whole family 1 S. V. D. Catholic Universities Father O’Brien was ordained here. Father James Channel, jome privately, some through Anthony for favors received." 3 1 6 N. M ichigan at age 33 on Dec. 21, 1895. He pastor, said. the Legion of Mary, and others WHERE? Can you has worYed the 67 years of his The first cursillo de Cristian as Confraternity of Christian buyONE-A-DAYVitamini? Chicago 1, III. priesthood in the Buffalo dio Doctrine helpers and home vis MEN dad — meaning “little cours Alioost everywhere. . . and cese. Monsignor O’Brien re itors. es in Christianity” — in the they cost just pennies a day! Wo are not only asking for your sacrifices, but for your mains active, administering af Youngstown diocese w,as held Father Channel has arranged prayers too. Send your request and an offering of $2 for RUPTURED fairs of Annunciation parish two cursillos for his Puerto Ric BE FREE FROM TRUSS SLAVERY by the parish. It is an inten PAST 40 here. He plans to celebrate his an parish in the past two years Surely you want to THROW AWAY sive course in catechism for Troubltd with GETTING UP NIGHTS fre WORLDMISSION ROSARY, and we will send you these TRUSSES FOREVER and be riS of birthday anniversary quietly. and 110 men have attended. Rupture Worrlea. Tben why put np laymen which, since its intro Pains in BACK, HIPS, UGS multicolored beads blessed by Bishop Sheen. Each time with wearint a griping, chafing, un- duction in the U.S. five years Tiredness, LOSS OF VIGOK ianltary truis. ago, has turned many a luke you soy the WORLDMISSION ROSARY you will remember There la now a New Modem NON- Rectoiy Cook Wanted Helps You Overcome If you have tbaaa aymptoma, tiwo SURSiCAL treetment designed to warm parishioner into a zeal your troublaa may be to Glan to put aside a daily sacrifice for the Holy Father. permanenUy correct Rupture. These Opening available to cook ous Catholic. dular InOamraaiuiL a oonatitatianal treatmenta ere so dependable that in parish rectory in Den Madicinaainaa that___ give_____ temporarydiaaaas. , FALSE TEETH rtUaf will not remove Iht cauaes di a Uletime Certificate of Assurance ver. Excellent wages, splen For example, Father Channel is given. Looseness and Worry your troublaa. Naglect of theaa dia- ONE-A-Mri Write today for our New FREE did conditions. Five priests explained, two years ago at St. ordeia often leade to ptemature old age and incurabls oonditiooe. BRAND , Cut out this column, pin your sacrifice to it and mail BOOK that gives facts that may in residence. Please forward Rose, few men made their No longer be tnnoyed or feel m-«t> Save You painful, Expensive sur references, age, and previous ease because of looee, wobbly falie 'Iba Excelsior Madibal Clinic baa a MULTIPLE gery. Tells HOW and explains WHY Easter duty; others would stay teeth. PASTEETH, an tmiiprovedi ■■ New FREE BOOK thet telle how thou- VITAMINS It to Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, Notional Director of the experience with application. away from Communion for line(Don-scld) powder, iptlnkled on eende of men have been euoceaefully NON-SURGICAL Methods of Treat Apply to Department C, The your platet holds them firmer eo they traeted hece at Excetaior Springe by MILta AKOOUCTS Society for the Propagation of the Faith, 366 Fifth Avenue, ing Rupture are so successful today. weeks; virtually no one showed feel more oomfortabla. Avoid ember- woven NON-SURGICAL MEraODR Dlvtalon of Act Now. There la no obligation. R e g i^ , P.O. Box 1620, Den raaament caused by looee plates. 0«l Write 'Todey. No obiigetka. Milts Laborotenoo EXCILSIOR MEDICAL CLINIC any Interest in helping the New York lx , N.Y. or your Diocesan Director. ver I, Colorado. FASTEETH at any dnig oounter. EXCELSIOR MEDICAL CLINIC Dept. H4I2V, Escibisr iprtsts. Me. Church. Dept. BMW, Excelsior Bprlngt, Mo. L PAGE SIXTEEN THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thundoy, August 23, 1962 □ Seminary in Montezuma Regis Adds Catholic College Grads 3 Faculty Invited to Alumni CluB Will Mark 25th Jubili^ The Catholic Alumni club is Diocese of Zambelii in the Phfft Members a group of single Catholics who ippine Islands. Montezuma, N. Mez. — Mex This institution whose exist the seminary, including seven The appointment of three are ctdlege graduates or grad Archbishop Urban J. Vehr has ico in the 1930s was a land of ence testifies to the enduring Mexican Bishops. Archbishop Denver-area residents to facul uate nurses and who share many given his approval to the organ ty posts at Regis college was ization and appointed Father persecution and martyrdom for faith of Mexican Catholics and Edwin V. Byme of Santa Fe, common interests as well as a the Church, “a coimtry of blood- their brothers in the United since 1956 chairman of the announced by the Very Rev. Frank Morfeld to act as chap common background. drenched altars,” as one Bishop States, lias prepared 1 , ^ U.S. Bishops' committee for the Richard F. Ryan, S.J., presi lain and spiritual director. called it. Yet out of this time priests for service in their home Montezuma seminary, will offer dent. The structure of the CAC is Persons eligible for member of hardship for the Church arose land. the Mass in the seminary chapel. built around the National Asso ship are invited to attend the The appointments, effective monthly meetings at the Uni the Montezuma seminary which 300 PRIEST-ALUMNI Also on the jubilee’s schedule Sept. 1, include; ciation of Catholic Alumni will celebrate its silver jubilee At the celebration will be will be a Solemn Pontifical Mass clubs, consisting df 31 member versity club, 17th and Sherman, Sept. 8. more than 300 priest-alumni of to be offered by Cardinal Jose Mrs. Mary Rita Miller, instruc clubs throughout the U.S. with the third Wednesday of the Garibi y Rivera, Archbishop of tor in modem languages; Rob more than 6,000 Catholic, sin month. Information concerning Guadalajara, Mexico.’ ert J. Lacey, assistant prtrfes- gle, college graduates and grad CAC may be obtained from Crls sor of accounting and chair uate nurses as members. Crestoni, membership chairman, Health Care Program EFFORTS BEGAN EARLY man of the department; and T. DE 3-3406. Efforts to establish a Mexican Gordon Parks, 4785 S, Kalamath THE ROLE of the NACAC is national seminary in the U.S. Slater M. de Paul Available for Students street, part-time choral music to develop new clubs in cities N rsflii had begun as early as 1915, when instructor. A student health care pro-i FULL DETAILS of this pro where none exist and to help Students Plan 25 Y»0rg gram available to all unmarried I gram and the new student anticlerical governments were in the organizational problems already persecuting the Church students under 25 who attend health care program may be MRS. MILLER received her of new clubs. Benefit Dinher Sister Paal of the Mission Takes Vows in Mexico. The project became established Universities and col-| obtained at Colorado Blue B.A. degree from the Univer ary Sisters of the &tcred urgent when in 1935, the gov sity 6f Iowa in 1941 and her CAC members share religious The Colorado Federation of leges as full-time students, is{ Cross-BIpe Shield main offices, interests, social, cultural, sports Heart (above) received her As Medical ernment enacted a nationaliza M.A. degree from the Denver Latin American students will being offered by Colorado Blue; which are located in Grand and community service interests black veil at the novitiate in Cross and Blue Shield. ]Junction, Pueblo, Loveland, tion law under which the whole university in 1959. She is study hold as its first project, a bene West Park, N.Y. The former sale confiscation of Church pro The' Denver Catholic Alumni Sterling, and Alamosa. ing for her doctorate at' the fit dinner Aug. 25 at La Bonita Mary Francis Fields, she is Mission Nun T]ie program is designed to perty in Mexico was carried out Colorado university. club has a religious instruction cafe, 1525 Arapahoe street. The supplement health care benefits program for the children at Vis the daughter of Mr. ^ Mrs. Sister M. de Paul Taylor,, and it was no longer possible to tickets are $3 per person and Alex Fields of 2699 8. Loweil. available to students through maintain a seminary in Mexico. A native of Williamsburg, la itation mission and the Ridge includes dinner and entertain daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ti their schools and will not dup Mrs. Miller taught last year at Home for children. She is the first girl from Den The search for a site in the ment. ver in 2$ years to receive the Raber Taylor of Denver, pro licate these benefits, Thomas the Arvada junior high. ^ has The proceeds will be used forj U.S. covered several locations also taught school in Wichita, AMONG OTHER projects of Mack veil of the Missionary nounced her first vows in the M. Tierney, executive vice pres in Texas and one in Oklahoma. research in areas of Interest to ident of Colorado Blue Cross, Kans. the CAC is a seminary burse Sisters of the Sacred Heart. Medical Mission Sisters at a Eventually, however, the site the whole com m i^y. said. for the education of a semin ceremony held in the society's was chosen. Mrs. Miller has traveled ex The federition G ^ e n ts var THE COST of the program arian at St. Thomas’ seminary. provincial headquarters in Pfail- tensively, and in 1957 instructed ious college orgaPStions com is scaled to the needs of the buildings that make up $150.00 was given toward this prised of Latin American stu ad eli^a Aug. 15. th# Montezuma seminary were U.S. Army troops in Germany. burse last year and^the goal has individual student, Tierney During World War II, she was dents, but membership is open pointed out. originally constructed by the been set at $300 this year . to all interested youth. SISTER M. de Paul was one Santa Fe Railroad as a luxury affiliated with military intelli Tierney also pointed out that gence in Spain and she has also The members participated in The main speakers at the hotel for wealthy persons visit of 12 novices who exchanged worked for the American em the NACAC charity drive with dinner will be Bert Gallegos and unmarri^ dependents are cov ing nearby mineral baths. La their white veils for the blue ered under the Blue Cross-Blue bassy in Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. the proceeds to be given to the Rudolph “Corky” Gonzales. ter, however, the hotel fell on veil and silver crucifix of a Shield family memberships un Miller have a son, Ronald, 12. bard times and was closed. By til Dec. 31 of the year In which professed sister in the morning the 1930s, the buildings were Urgmt Spoc* P«6rt< 6M Homiqp* ! • Goif they reach age 11. He said these MR. LACEY has been on the ceremony. Others in the group, being used as a Baptist college. who have a Blue Cross - Blue Regis College evening division IN A SPECIAL and unexpect gress for the sound establish were reddents of ten different It was from the Baptists that Shield family membership which faculty for the past year and ed broadcast following Russia’s ment of human brotherhood,” States and the Philippine Is the buildings were purchased by lands. includes a dependent who l)as a half. launching of the third cosmo he urged. the U.S. Bishops on May 27, 1937. reached, or who will reach age Sister M- de Paul is a gradu naut, Maj. Andrian Nikolayev, Vatican radio, commenting on 19 this year, may apply now for FIRST ORDAINED IN 1938 He received his B.A. degree Pope John XXIU said “we are ate of St. John the Evangelist’s The first Montezuma semin from Rockhurst college, Kan the Pope’s prayer for the So grade school and St. Francis continuous protection for their pleased to iiiclude among the arian was ordained in 1938. The sas City, Mo., in 1956 and his intentions of our prayers the viet space pilot, declared that de Sales high school In Denver. dependents to become effective S«fs Record 1,200 others who have followed M.B.A. from the University of young space pilot.” in exploring interplanetary She attended Loretto Heights Jan. 1, 1963. him since then have been a ma Kansas in 1^9. He holds a Col space, “man performs a part Ctdlege, Loretto, for two years Airman first class Richard The Pope noted that, even as jor force in the life of the Church orado CPA certificate. He of his divine vocation.” prior to her entrance in the 6«v«raineiif Grant 0. Martin is now 2nd Lieu he spoke, the cosmonaut was ex in Mexico. served in the U.S. Air Force perimenting wifii “the intellec The Soviet pilot “performs, Medical Mission Sisters. She is tenant Martin of the Air Cnllnd MnodnqiNrtn’ Only this year two more from 1948-52. tual, moral, and physical capac probably without knowing it, a niece of Sister M. Cecille, Force Nurse corps. Following t^mberra, Australia — W. I. alumni of the seminary were ity of man who continues, to ex without wishing it, a design of dean of Loretto Heights col his graduation from the Seton Oi9 Honor Roll Byme, chairman of the Ad raised to the Hierarchy bring MR. PARKS is orchestra di plore creation,” an act encour God. This is why John XXIII l i e . School of Nursing, Lt. Martin was able to pray for the space Miss Helen Marie Kiipatrick visory council of the Australian ing thh total of “Montezuma rector in the Englewood pub aged in the first pages of Gene applied for and received his pilot.” the commentator point of Boulder, one of the nine government, called the only gov Bishops" to seven. In addition, lic schools and conductor of the sis, when God commanded man THE MEDICAL Mission Sis commission in the Nurse ed out. ^ 1962 graduates of Seton School ernment grant to private schools 11 Mexican seminaries have Community Arts Symphony of to “fill the earth and subdue it.” tors who at present carry on corps. Lieutenant Martin is of Nursing at Penrose in that nation “totally inade Mqntbzuma alumni as rectors. Englewood. “Oh, how we wish that these their professional medical work married and the father of hospital, has received word quate." Three of these seminaries were undertakings might assume a among the sick and poor in In three children. Highways are crowded, warns from the Colorado Board of Comparing the grant to an founded and developed solely by Born in Grosse Point, Mich., meaning of homage to God, Su dia, Pakistan, Ghana. Vene- the State patrol, so be prepared Nursing that she received a z u ^ , Vietnam, and the United other for cleaning public schools According to the Surgeon Montezuma graduates. Mr. Parks was graduated from preme Creator and Legislator,” grade sufficiently high In the States, will expand their apos that is almost four times lar General’s office in Wash The seminary is affiliated with Englewood high in 1949. He re the Pope said. for the movements of other state etamination to place her tolate into East Africa this fall ger, Byrne declared; “The sum ington, Lieutenant Martin is the Catholic University of Amer ceived his B.A. degree from “In the same way as these drivers which might affect you on the honor roll and that ' Plans have been completed to ($56,000) teems inadequate whdh believed to be the first en ica and the Gregorian university Colorado State College at historical events will be record at any time. And, if you’re her certificate will be marked open a new Holy Family Hos it is considered that one in listed man to obtain his en in Rome. 400 Mexican seminar Greeley in 1952 and joined the ed in the annals of scientific planning a turn or a stop in “Passed With Distinction,’’ pital in the diocese of Fort every three children in the tire nursing requirements ians are currently studying there Englewood faculty the same knowledge of the cosmos, so traffic, be sure you signal to She is reported to be the o n ly \ Portal, Uganda, very near the territory is educated in a pri through “Operation Boot under the direction of Jesuits. year. He is studying for his may they become an expres warn other drivers. It’s the law three-year graduate In Colo- ^ Equator; - vate school." strap," while on active duty. (NCWC Wire) master’s degree at C.S.C. sion of real and peaceful pro- . .and it’s good sense. rado to receive this honor. YOUR PARISH The Number by the Parish Heading Over Each Ad is the Key to its Location on REAL ESTATE GUIDE the Mop. 31— ST. JAMES 41— STS. PETER AND PAUL 13— HOLY TRINITY 46— ST. VINCENT DE PAUL 28— ST. DOMINIC BY OWNER 1612 SOUTH JOSEPHINE 3117 PERRY 3 Bdroom Home EVERYONE’S JOINED VIRGINIA VALE 3 bedroom brick borne. Full ftniebed 2 bedroom brick home with full basement, double garage. Pa>ments finished basement, garage. Carpets ^ 848 S. JASMINE By Owner the chorus, praising this 3 bed 3137 a month. CALL LOIS O’LEARY, and draperies. Top area. CALL 3 bedroom brick: electric kitchen, room brick home that’s within RA Z-80U. LOIS O’LEARY, RA 2-8612. 194 baths, covered patio, garage and Large Kitchen, Dining Room recreation room with a 4th bedroom Fenced Yard, Lot 80 x 156 ' walking distance to church. In the basement 7374 West 33rd Avo. Large kitchen with built-ins, DUNTON DUNTON DE. 3-8353 Call BE. 3-5028 and full basement. Full price REALTOR 255-5451 REALTOR 255-5451 only $14,500; $450 down. Call 17— NOTRE DAME 43— ST. PIUS TENTH 6 ^ LE S S E D SACRAMENT Jim True GE 3-1616 3— ALL SOULS 2310 ASH CUSTOM BUILT HOME 5961 S. LOGAN ST. 2hi story, 6 bedrooms, 4 lots, 4 blocks to Notre Dame 3 bedroom brick, family room, 2 basement. Beautifully restored. WALZAK Lincoln H. S„ KunsmiUer Jr. baths, alt. garage, full basement, No Down G.I. Only $23,500. spacious yard. Ideal for large fam I^EALTOR 428-3555 High 1,500 feet with huge base ily. Convenient to schools and shop ment, 2-car garage, 2 baths, ping; bus service to school. Can as NO aOSING COSTS G.I. 2676 FAIRFAX sume present loan and move in. 3 bedrooms, full finished base fruitwood kitchen, dishwasher. 34 ft. family room-kitchen, fire ment. $2,930 down to existing 7— CHRIST THE KING BY OWNER PY. 8-1878 Excellent Trade Plan FHA loan. $17,250. place, circle drive. Built for a 1220 GRAPE large discriminating family. 6— BLESSED SACRAMENT 2, 3 ,4 Bedrooms 4815 E. 17TH AVE. MmI fBinity Immi; 4 M tmm sflit-ltvtl Hr Move in before school. See eve; Lovely Vk story home. 3 bed ytur i»4ivi4Ml privKy. CBrpcHiil nings or days. 2660 S. Sheridan. rMM with firtplKt, ^ mIh rMm tnU hrtak* WE. 4-3568 $14,500 to $16,600 rooms, spacious^ first floor, liv fast r«a«i. e—4 staraft la haftmwt arta. for a home . .. ing room, den, formal dining Fraiit 4riv9 Will try FHA t r 61 18— OUR LADY OF FATIMA room. See this one. ttrws. iA. 2-3742 4 OR 5 BORMS. OPEN 11-8 DAILY GEO. H. DODD This larger older home is in superb 2309 ASH REAL ESTATE EA. 2-6993 THIS HOME JUST condition, featuring huge living Huge 9 bedroom family home. room with fireplace, formal dining COMPIETED BY BUILDER room - sun porch - 2 baths - part Country Squire Homes 5 baths, full finished b^m ent. 38— ST. MARY MAGDALENE bsmt. You must see inside to really Only $19,950. 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DE. 34015. ____ ^EM. 6-1537 patio. Only $400 down and ap 2% BATHS—PATIO 3145 w . 38th Ave. GR. 7-1683 8— CURE d’ARS prox. $92.00 per mo. PITI. Cal! CARPETING—DRAPES MOORE Boautiful 3-bedrooin parkway homo 6— BLESSED SACRAMENT Joe Plank. DE. 3-8015. 18— OUR LADY OF FATIMA Call Miss Prantt, DI. 34704 Rllr. 2234 S. Colo. Rlvd. SK 4-3401 Cathedral ceiling living room, large dining room, all Geneva 1914 LOCUST Lakewood; 3 bedroom, dining room, 5515 E. 32ND AVE. 7— CHRIST THE KING kitchen with gmrbage disposal and dishwasher. First floor TV nice yard, nice location. Can walk Lovely English two story. 3 Exceptional Income or large fam MOORE lAmbrose-Williams room and cute finished den in basement with fireplace. About to shopping center or Onr Lady of extra large bdrms. & 2 cer. tile OWNER TRANSFERRED Fatima. This Is a large coatom'built ily home. Main floor — 3 bdrms., baths on 2nd floori center hall RItr, 2234 S. Colo. BWd. 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DRAY DI. 3-1531 1454 Newport dition. JULIUS WARNER, 756- dera. Wall to waU carpeting, drapes ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA perfect cond. Priced under $30,- and gaa range. Priced to fell. N4w cuitom 3 bedroom brick home, 0727. 000. large living room, family room, elec 37— ST. MARY (UHltton) Thinking of Selling? CaU Us tric kitchen with eating apace. Util BILL MADDEN, FR 7 0153 NOW SEVEN FIRESIDE SHOW HOMES FOR YOU TO ENJOY VISITING Your Catholic Realty Co. ity room, 2 l!r*pUcet, full baaement, 3302 W. MONMOUTH double garafie. 4 bedroom brick, attached garage, VanSchoock&Co. MONTE CARROLL full basement exceUentlocaUon, as PRICES FROM $18,300 REALTOR MA 3-9333 WILSON & WILSON GREENBRIER R L T Y .^ sume 444 GI loan or try FHA or GL REALTOR 2896 S. Broadway WA. 2-1179 Thinking of SeUiog? Call Ui DIRECTIONS; Take 6th Avenue west to 261 Fillmore St. FL 5-1631 38— ST. MARY MAGDALENE SU. 1-6671 Yonr Catholic Realty Co. stop light at Simms (just past the Fed 17— NOTRE DAME eral Center). Turn left and follow the LOVELY 4-BEDROOM 31— ST. JAMES 4 BIDROOMS WILSON & WILSON a Full flniahed baaement, mahogany signs. Also reached from West Alameda 15 X 26 living room, separate ^9 far boaa.». paneled recreation room. Low down 2896 S. Broadway to South Union street and turn right. dining 'room, and 3 bedrooms SUPERB payment Total price, $16,960. Call SU. 1-6671 ^ a t U 5 P » ^ 4 4 1 ^ NIU PranU, DE. 3-3704. all carpeted; 2 baths and large 46— ST. VINCENT DE PAUL kitchen with built-ins upstairs. REALTOR Home for a family. This beaqti- ful 2-story brick has 2700 sq. Ambrose-Williams 15 X 30 recreation room with COLFAX AT HAVANA 3 BEDROOMS fireplace, 4th bedroom, 3rd [M. 6-1S37 ft. plus fi. bsmt.; includes 3-5 & Co. bathroom, utility room, chil bdrms., 3 ^ baths, & the most SU. f-0544 RIALTOR 75 W. Oirard PLUS SUN ROOM OR DEN , 3 t o n m dren’s playroom and garage spacious rooms you’ve ever below. Hot water heat, large seen. Lovely Parkway location; 31— ST. JAMES LOW DOWN FHA landscaped, sprinkling system & fenced yard, quiet curved VACANT You’U really Uke the lovely newly street close to school, shopping a steal at $36,750. WiU trade. decorated home with puU down and downtown. MAXINE MECHEM, 722-3413 2 BEDROOMS PLUS DEN stairway Into additional attic room; partly fumlabed, nice fenced yard, high fence provides privacy. Vacant emhodes BUY products — Immediate occupancy. Priced to Drive by 3020 Ingalls, then call I m 2 car garage, near transportation, sell at only $13,950. PHONE; 985-1523 advwtissd bithslr MONTE CARROLL achools. Aaiume loan; $76.00 a CATHOLIC P^teSSt month. HOURS; 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily CHARLES SMITH, REALTOR I REALTOR NEWPORT REALTY Groussman-Bradley 6160 W. 38tii Ave. ^A . 4-91191 261 Fillmore St FL. 5-1631 D i. 1-1531 14S4 Newport REALTOR EA. 2-7768 PAGE EIGHTEEN ^ THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thurt4oy, August 23, 1962 a Bus Schedules Studied at St. Louis', Englewood (SL Loids’ Parish, Englewood) grades, so that no used science the Altar and Rosary society Envelopes for the annual dues Bus transportatioD for chil books' should be purchased or will be at El Pomar OcL 5, 6, of the Altar and Rosary society dren living in the area of Hamp sold. and ]!. A 85 deposit must be in were sent to each family for den to Quincy and Jason to Workbooks will again be avail the month of August, together Clarkson is being studied. able in the book room on Aug. by Aug. 28. The total cost of the retreat will be 820 per per with the monthly envelope pack New Book on Bedo iroak for Oldslars Those needing transportation 29, Further information may be et. These envelopes can be drop Washington, D.C. — A, new son. Reservations may be made New Orleans — Persons 55 should call Mrs. Hm Sullivan, obtained from Mrs. / PiteWord ped in the collection basket at book, the first in its fietcL has by calling Lucille Potter, SU 1- or older will get i break this SU 1-3607; Mrs. Gerald Mar at SU 9-0383. Sunday Mass coliection. Women tost been published by the Cath year in the evening divisiaa of shall, SU 1-1833; or Mrs. Adam 6007. or Jean Van Landjngham, THE ANNUAL retreat held bylSU 0-0171. of the parish are urged to join olic University Press. The liter L c^la university. They will not Lechman, SU 1-8624, this week. the society. They may become ature American Communism of have to pay tuition and will A tentative bus schedule has either active or sustaining mem by Robert F. Delaney is a pay only fees and textbook been set up going out Logan to bers by paying dues of 81 per comprehensive bibliography of costs. . Oxford down to Jason and then member; 815 is asked for per the Communist movement pri Back Amendment to St Louis’ school. This will petual membership, and 825 for marily as it exists in America. Minneapolis, Minn. — The Vet be changed if circumstances a perpetual membership for It contains more than 1,7M en erans of Foreign Wars have gone warrant it. husbandb ^ d and wife. tries, each with an objective ob on record in favor of a con Bus service will continue to servation by the author. Mr. SCHOOL OPENS on Tuesday, Delaney is now serving in the gressional resolution and pro the eastern area of the parish posed constitutional amendment Sept. 4 from 8:30 until 11 a.m. U.S. Foreign Service. as in the past. The additional to permit prayers in public service to the south and west for tbe parents only and this Polyglot Gospel schools. Two resolutions adopted areas of the parish will be start is to check in the children. Half Toronto, Out. ^ The Gospel at tbe organization’s 63rd nation ed if there are sufficient num day sessions will start for the is read ta 18 different fam- al convention here criticized the bers to make it worth while. In children Wednesday, Sept. 5. On gnages eadi Sunday in Cath- Supreme Court for its recent formation concerning the need Wednesday, Thursday, and Fri oUc churches in the Toronto ruling in the New York prayer and the number of diildren in day from 8:30 until 11:30. Cafe Champions metropoUtan area, a survey decision. volved must be known definite teria and bus service will be has disclosed. In the past U Nets $3,700,000 ly, as soon as possible. gin Sept. 10. The S t Rose of Lima CYRA Class A team in the Parochial years, the Catholic popolation Youngstown, 0. — Youngstown On Aug. 18, 55 members of baseball league won the North and Southwest championship has increased almost M per diocesan fund drives netted 83,- BOOK EXCHANGE day will Trophies lor Toornamonfs the CYO enjoyed a bus trip and title. The Class A team coached by uan Miller and assisted cent in the city and 137 per be held Wednesday, Aug. 29, 700,000 and cleared the way for Tbe Pepsi-Cola Bottling company of Greeley Is again this tour of the Air Force academy, by A1 Buriage won all their games. Front row, left to right, cent in the suburban area from 9- a.m. to 4 p.m. There year, as they h e e the pas'. 16 years, furnishing all trophies for construction of two new high Colorado Springs, Chaperons are Dan Miller, Charles Ryan, Ronnie Slater, John Ffscher. Ds- due largely to Immigration schools, enlargement of an will be no changes in the hard the Rx>ck}' Mountaia league. Reeky Mountain tournament, and were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Flem from European countries. ^ other, and dfbt reductions at bound books this year, except Our Lady of Peace tournament (Greeley). Shown above are ing. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Koners- vM Hupp; mMdle row, Paul Hawkins, Martin Linnet '^ u l Unity Apostolate two others. for the fact that science books Alvin Garcia, 6 nr Lady of Peace tournament manager, and mann, and Mr. and Mrs. Pat M|rtinei, David Buriage, John Weikel, Richard Schleufer; back 'rill be furnished in all the Ted Anderson, Pepsi-Cola distributor. Rome — Some 20 students Sodality Coogrou rick Achatz. row, Assistant Coach A1 Buriage apd Coach Dan HlUer. and faculty members of the Ser Chicago — The Midwest As bian Orthodox theological facul sembly of the Sodality Lay ty at Belgrade. Yugoslavia, will Apostolate will explore tbe attend a Papal audience and be theme “Social Challenge for lodged in Catholic institutions the Modem Apostle” in sessions Sept. 15 to 30 during their visit scheduled here Aug. 30-^ept. 3. here. Arrangements were made Featured will be courses on YEAR ( L E A R A N a by the Catholic Unitas Center Communi.sm, liturgical spiritual in Rome, which devotes Its ef ity for,tbe layman, leadership, forts to improving relations be mental prayer, and professional tween Catholics and non-Catho- sodalities. 400 lics. Plan New College 8-STAR Welcom* to bin Ramsey, N.J. — The Salesian Dublin — Crowds at Dublin Fathers are making plans to de airport warmly applauded Arch velop a college of science and NEW CARS SALE bishop Giuseppe Sensi, new engineering l^ e . It will be •k 400 NEW FORDS •k Highest Traele*ln Apostolic Nundo to Ireland, built on the present site of Don when be arrived here. On band Bosco high school. ^IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Allowances to w«)lcome the Nuncio were ★ No Payments ’Til it Lowest Monthly Payments Archbishop John C. McQuaid, Appointed Bishop Vatican City — A former Ital- -A Out-of*State Credit Okay C.S.SP., of Dublin, and the Irish September military chaplain who serv Minister for External Affairs, iaa 'A Trade-Ins Paid for or ed on the Russian front in World 'k Best Selection in Town Frank Aiken. War II, Father Giulian Bami, , ...... mmmmmmmrnmmmm Not Are Accepted 37 New Churches O.F.M., has been appointed H- Lisbon—Cardinal Manuel Gon- tular Bishop, of Coracesio and calves Cerejeira, Patriarch of head of the newly established FABULOUS GALAXIES—’ WOrlcl's Hottost Perfomors Lisbon, has approved plans for independent prelature of Juigal- the construction of S7 new pa, Nicaragua. Prior to Ms ap As Low As As Low As churches in the Portuguese cap pointment, Bishop-elect Barni ital, mainly in new suburban served as superior of the Fran areas where a majority of the ciscan missions in N’caragua. people now live. $ 00 77 Social Ufo Moots $ 0,000 Vomrions Windsor, Out. — The first of DOWN MONTH Madrid —■ The youth branch four regional social life confer 177 57 of the Spanish Faiange, the only ences to be held in Canada will legal ^ itic a l movement in be conducted at Assumption uni TRADES WORTH OVER $177.00 TRADES WORTH OVER $177.00 Spain, has provided more than versity here Sept. 1^16. Oth 5,000 vocations to the dlocessn ers are scheduM for Antigon- WILL REDUCE PAYMENTS WILL REDUCE PAYMENTS priesthood and religious orde.rs isb, N.S.; Saskatoon, Sask.; and in the past 20 years. Victoria, B.C. Topics to be dis CharitiM Conference cussed at the first one include Atlantic City, N.J. — Hie an the relationship between indus nual meeting of the National trial relations and union and Conference of Catholic Charities communications and the law. and the Society of St. Vincent No Mustaches Please de Paul will be held here from London — The Catholic In Sept.. 14 to 18. Sessions will be quiry Bureau has arranged to devoted to topics related to have huge portraits of Pope “Hie Role of Catholic Char John XXIU posted on billboards 1^- ities in the Life of the Church” in London’s central subway MOBiLCAS ECONOMY WINNERS FULL-SIZED FALCON SEDANS STATION WAGONS and “Catholic Charities Facing As Low As As Low As prior to the opening of the Ecu As Low As As Low As the Problem of Change.” The menical Council. They will be Association of Ladies of Charity part of tbe bureau’s campaign of the U.S. win hold its biennial advertising free courses of in 0 0 " $ i l C 7 7 $ $ 77 meeting at the same time. formation about the Church. , $ 00 M Sdiool Suparvisor .Werkors’ Weak ■ DOWN MONTH DOWN MONTH 4 Rheem, Calif. — The Chris Calcutta, India — The Young 177 45 177 54 tian Brothers have appointed Christian Workers here are or-, i'k^ 'k^ 'k'k'k'k^ 'k'k^ ^ ir^ iriririririririririr'iricirir'kir'kir'k'ki'k'k'kir'kiririr'kir'kiririririr'k'kir'kir'kirir'kiric'kiric^ Brother Bertram, F.S.C., super ganizing a “Jlational Workers’ 'T visor of ecbools for their West Week” to open O ct 7. It will THUNDERBIRO " ^ Coast province. He has served include exhibitions on domestic as principal of high schools in and factory life and explanations Los Angeles and Sacramento, of the Young Christian Worker Calif. He succeeds Brother Al movement fred, F.S.C., who has been ISOfiOO Members 4- named chairman of the school Halifax, N. S. — Membership of science and head of the math in the Catholic Women’s League ematics department at St. of Canada has nassed tbe 150, Mary’s college, Moraga, Calif. 000 mark, it was reported at jf the organization’s 42nd annual 4- Orthodox Hit Atheism convention. There are 1,703 par Berlin — A recent issue of the FULL SIZE FAIRLANE SEDANS AMERICA'S No. 1 PRESTIGE CAR ish units in nine Canadian pro J f 1962 F TOO FORD PICKUP Moscow daily of the U.S.S.R.’s vinces. The league raised and As Low As As Low As As Low As As Low As As Low A« As Low As Communist youth organization, 4 J f expended 11,789,468 in parish Komsomolskaya Pravda, receiv and community work last year, $ ed here reported that Ortho another report stated. m oo $AQ77 1 IS^TTOO$ $QQ 77 } $ FOO $ ^ 9 6 8 dox priests and religious are at J f tempting “to neutralize the ef Nuns From India DOWN MONTH f f 'dOWN 'WONTH I DOVfN forts of atheist propaganda Cbanganacfaerry, India — Two J f 171 with secret circulars.” It report; India-born Medical Mission Sis ed that a 30-page attack on ters, Sister Rose Mary and atheism was distributed recent Sister Mary Emmanuel, left RRD HOT A-l USED CAR AND TRUCK SPECIALS— OVER 100 TO CHOOSE FROM >t ly among workers in Leningrad. herei to join the staff of their If congregation's new hospital in Reg. Sale Reg. Sale PfqNil Radio Talk I f Amman, Jordan. Price Price Price Price Vatican City — Pope John XX- Jf ) f III will speak to the world’s Donate $1 Million ’57 Rambler 4 Dr. Sd. R.H., O.D.. $ 895.00 $ 695.00 ’55 Merc. H. Top, R.H., O.D. _____ $ 695.00 $ 495.00 Einsiedein, Switzerland — Jf Jf Catholics , in a radio message to ’59 Dodge 4 Dr. Sd. R.H. Power, Auto. be broadcast one month before Switzerland's 2,200,000 Catholics 1,695.00 1,195.00 Jf ’59 Chev. Impolo Conv. R.H., Auto. & Power 1,795.00 1.495.00 ) f tbe opening of the Second Vati contributed about 81,000,000 for ’59 Ford Country Sd., 4 Dr. Sto. j^ ) f 595.00 395.00 can Ecumenical Council Vati relief activities during the Swiss Wagon R.H., O.D. 1,695.00 1,295.00 ’54 Ford Conv. R.H. & Auto.— Red ----- Bishops’ Lenten fund-raising Jf ) f can Radio will carry the mes 995.00 495.00 sage on Sept. 11 at 3 p.m. (EDT) campaign, it was announced ’57 Cadillac 2 Dr. H.Top, Full Power & Air 1,995.00 1,695.00 Jf ’59 Simea 4 Door Sedan, R.H. . . - ...... Jf and is arranging for a relay here at the Bishops’ annual con ’61 Chev. Impolo 2 Dr. H. Top, R.H., Jf 2.395.00 2.195.00 ) f ference. Half the money will go ’58 Ford T. Bird— Full Power & Air.^ ..,— of the Papal message by other Auto. & Pow er______. 2,395.00 1,995.00 Jf I f networks. He will deliver his to the missions and half to do 1.595.00 1.295.00 ’60 Comet Station Wagon, Auto...... If speech during a personal re mestic charities. ’60 Falcon 2 Dr. Sedans— 3 to choose from 1,495.00 1,095.00 treat be will make from iSept. '55 Olds. 4 Dr. H. Top, R.H., Full Power, Jf '60 Chev. 4 Dr. Impolo, Full Power & Air. . 2,095.00 1.695.00 J f 10 to 17 in preparation for the Apotlleship of Sea Jf Jf like new— low m l.______895.00 695.00 u ’61 T. Bird, Full Power & Air 3,895.00 3.395.00 council. New Orleans — “Renewal of w ) f Christian Life at Sea” will be ’61 V.W. 2 Door Sedan, B lack______1,695.00 1,495.00 ‘A’ Is for Angel ’62 Country Sedan, Auto.— All Red______Save Low mileage J f Washington — “My Alphabet the theme of the 17th annual ’55 Ford V it H.T., R.M., & Auto______695.00 395.00 Series,’’ a group of story books National Catholic Apostleship of Jf ’58 Fiberglass Boat & Trailer, 35 H.P. Engine, J f for first and second graders, in the Sea convention in Baltimore ’55 Chev. Bel Air 2 Dr. H. Top., R.H., Auto.. 695.00 495.00 Jf Skis, life jackets, auto. str. windshield ) f corporates a rdigious approach from Sept. 17 to 20. Father to tbe learning of the alphabet. Thomas A. McDonough, Written by Sister Mary Charles C.SS.R., New Orleans port chap- )f Jf Veronica, first grade teacher at laii and conference secretary, )f St Augustine's, Brooklyn, the said a highlight of the conven series follows a religious tion will be a 5:30 p.m. Mass )f “ THANK YOU “BEST t theme: A is for Angel, B is for in tbe Basilica of the Assump )f Jf Bible, etc. Sister Veronica hopes tion on Sept. 18. Jf FOR SERVICE Jf to cover all the basic truths, of If Jf religion in (he series. Final Film on Pope 4- Jf Focwlty Ho um New York — The fourth and HEALING WITH^’ TOO” Greensburg, Pa. — Construc final film, A Day in the Life of 4 Jf tion began here on a new fa the Pope, in a series of Catholic Jf Jf culty bouse for Sisters teaching international programs is being Jf Jf at Greensburg Central Catho shown on the televised “Cath lic high school. It is designed olic Hour” over most. NBC-TV Jf Jf to house 30 nuns from six com stations on Sunday, Aug. 25 Jf 3537 Sa BROIdWAY OPEN TIL 10 P.M. Phone 761-1000 Jf munities who staff the school. at 1:30 p.m. (EDT). m T H E REGISTER Veteran Mis^ioners Head Plan for Latin America Ottawa, Ont.— Two vet lie and in toe Prelature NuUius fore you have not a strong per- eran missionary priests, of San Juan de la Maguana. centage of fell-educated and ttrorking under tiie d&ection Father Gerin woiked in (toba practicing Cai|udics.” of the Canadian Bishops, from 1943 until May, 1960. Education -is an important are leading a growing ^ s - In addition to t h ^ own mis factor in tlte^formation of fu toiic movement among Cua- sionary experience, the two ture Latin American leaden dian Cadmlics to help solve the priesb are familiar with eon- who will play, an important part grave situati