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Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Feb a -sj 2 o m vj o 06 Z '-4 Ji c - i m "D X m 3 ) o j> m o irn 04 X c a r- 04 O C VJ\ DENVER CATHOLIC World Cannot Forget? O C/> X f\) On Lincoln’s Birthday^ Feb. 12 d astrol- ider cer- The brave men, living and dead, here, but it can never forget what rsonality who struggled here, have consecrated they did here. — ance pa- it far above our poor power to add or detract. The world will little note, Gettysburg Address, THURSDAY,REGISTER FEBRUARY 10, 1966 VOU LX No. 27 nor long remember, what we say Abraham Lincoln. and, as fortune- Afith two hat free ree will, at man, on him, vidence. irs have A and the in itself cts that One hundred years ago, the 'ill, will slave was freed. One hundred years later, of the the Negro remains in bondage to the color of his skin. quack- The Negro today asks jus­ strology tice. )us but We do not answer him — 'ompar- we do not answer those who ogy. lie beneath this soil — when we reply to the Negro by ask­ ing, “ Patience.” It is empty to plead that devils the solution to the dilemmas of the present rests on the AT A WORKSHOP MEETING and luncheon held Feb. 8 hands of the clock. Tlie solu­ emons, at Notre Dame parish, Denver, plans were announced for the Last Campaign Results Disclosed tion is in our hands. Unless ch can second annual Archdiocesan Development Program for the we are willing to yield up our destiny of greatness among ss per- Archdiocese of Denver. Shoton at the main table, above, left to the civilizations of history. right, are the Rev. Donald Dunn, assistant at Notre Dame: the Americans — white and Ne­ of the Rev. Robert Syrianey, campaipn director; the Rt. Rev. Mon­ gro together — must be about led by signor Gregory Smith, V.G., P.A., executive committee co- the business of resolving the chairman; Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, executive chairman; Second Fund Drive Plan challenge which confronts us Auxiliary Bishop David M. Afaloney, executive co-chairman; the now. Rt. Rev. Monsignor Elmer J. Kolka, director of advance gifts; Lyndon B. Johnson and James Graham, representative of the Lateson Associates « • * n sick fund-raising firm. Most of us eventually must learn how to get along with others wc do not like or defi­ Announced by Archbishop nitely distrust. ■ney or luld be C’est la vie! Archdiocesan Development Plans were put into ef­ the Church to progress in Forest, north of Colorado phase of the campaign, that will be true in the future in * « « some important endeavors Springs. is, the establishing of a re­ other parts of the archdiocese fect this week to inaugu­ There is a cigarette widely which could not have been The third objective is to volving fund to help in meet­ where the growth pattern is Fund Statement — 1965 rate the beginning of the advertised as “ tasting good possible at this time without provide funds for the estab­ ing local unusual or emergen­ already established in newly RECEIPTS FROM ARCHDIOCESAN DEVELOPMENT second annual Archdi­ like a cigarette should." and this development campaign. lishment and expansion of fa­ cy conditions, and cooperate created suburbs and develop­ f u n d .......................................................................Jl,106,246.67 ocesan Development Pro­ purists, armed with their ea are The whole archdiocese and cilities for the Newman apos- with other dioceses of the ments. DISBURSEMENTS: grammars, arc protesting gram. generations yet to come have tolate at state colleges and country to assist some nation­ Regarding the second an­ pccial 1. Property secured for future parishes; improvements strongly that~this ain’t gram­ to say Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, been the beneficiaries.’’ universities. During the past al or international need of im­ nual development campaign, and taxes ..................................................................... 231,454.23 year property was assembled mar. No doubt they arc right, 1 copy at the first workshop meeting portance and endorsed by the ArchbLshop Vehr said such a 2. Aid to missions and mission priests ........................ 143,500.00 HE THEN a.sked the pas­ but it has been rather perstl- of all pastors in the Arch­ and purchased in Fort Collins Hierarchy of the country. campaign must be “ the mu­ a) Church and Catechetical Center completed . 111,000.00 tors for their continued inter­ for a future ’Newman center. shrewdly pointed out in one diocese of Denver on Feb. 8 “ Many of your priests and tual cooperative efforts of all 3. Newman Foundation properties in Boulder, Greeley est in the second development Additional property was se­ of the daily papers that a na­ at Notre Dame parish. Den­ people,” the Archbi-shop said, pari.shes and priests of the ch re­ program that is now being set cured in Boulder and Greeley tion which objects to "like” and Fort Collins .......................................................... 110,553.72 ver, made known that the “ have been contemporaries of archdiocese.” sts ils. up. He cited the generosity of for Newman facilities at a fu­ as a conjunction and tolerates a) .Allocated to proposed Newman Foundation in archdiocese realized the sum the unusual population growth the laity in their support of ture date. The sum of 8200,000 THERE IS nothing personal disc jockeys who say things Fort CoIUns ............................................................... 200,000.00 of 81,106.246.67 in last year’s in the archdiocese. Many of last year’s campaign. has been allotted from the about it for anyone, he said, of the order of; 4. C.C.D. Program, compensation teaching personnel campaign. The total number your parishes have been con­ of pledges last year was campaign toward the con­ “ except possibly the spiritual “ Give a li.sten, cats. Cornin’ and religious Migrant Program .......................... 26,050.00 A statement on the receipts structed on property that was satisfaction that with God’s 37,491. struction of the Fort Collins your way Satchmo's. 5. a) Aid to parishes damaged in Platte River flood and disbursements of last farm land or unimproved lew of Newman foundation. help, we. in our generation, ‘How .About It, Baby?’ He’s and needy families .................................................... 88,500.00 At the meeting, which was year’s campaign appears else­ acreage only a few years ago. are privileged to attempt to really rockin’. at for h) Home and foreign Mission appeals ................. 22,200.00 attended by Bishop David M. where on this page. IN PROVIDING financial Fortunately it was secured at provide, as far as experience There just ain’t nobody c) Diocesan cooperation for extension of facilities for Maloney and 108 pastors from Archbishop Vehr pointed help for the expansion of reli­ a time when it was available and limited vision and finan­ blows that horn like throughout the archdiocese. or it could not have been pur­ I and clerical students at Catholic University, tuition out that new property was se­ gious instruction under the cial means permit, for the Satchmo does. Leave us lis­ Archbishop Vehr thanked the cured this year in Boulder, Confraternity of Christian chased today at any price.” well-being and growth of s for and hoard for student priests and students at ten.” pastors for their cooperation. Breckenridge, Colorado Doctrine, the fourth objective, He stressed that the same God’s church in the future ilized Catholic University and Rome ........................... 24,000.00 is surely straining at a gnat Springs, Denver, Greeley, the fund last year disbursed and the advancement of the and swallowing a camel. 6. Reserve Fund ................................................................ 148,088.72 “Your generous coopera­ tion," he said, “ has enabled Fort Collins, Mintum, and Ri­ S26.050 to the important work interest of souls." * « • jtom, Dispensation fle. The taxes on property not of the CCD. Notable, is that Thi.s Hem concerns a manu­ men immediately used for church a catechetical center was built O n M arch 17 .NO ONE will be asked to facturing firm here in the purposes in 1965 amounted to at Our Lady of Peace parish. 1 not give beyond his means, the West. .A whole year had Once in a Million 812.298. Greeley. Archbishop Urban J. V’ohr rally Archbishop said. “ In union passed without a single acci­ The second objective of the The development fund last of Denver has granted a dis­ wear there is solidarity," he added. dent in the factory, and the campaign is to assist smaller year provided emergency aid pensation from the law of fast “ With all Catholics giving men up top decided to cele­ parishes and missions in nec­ to several churches damaged and abstinence to all the what they are able, much can Mary Pat Scares Wits brate. They gave a slap-up essary local developments by the Platte River Flood of faithful in the Archdiocese of be and has been accom­ picnic to ail their thousand which are beyond the power June. Financial as.sistance in Denver on Thursday, March plished for the good of the workers, and it would not be of limited help and financial this area came under the fifth 17, St. Patrick’s Day. Church," resources. Last year the arch­ overstating it to say that joy Out of Neighborhood reigned supreme. On the fo|- diocese gave assistance to lowing day nine hundred and pro- that Mary Pat had been lured many smaller parishes in var­ Mary Pat is an eighth yarns, but this has the added forty-three sons of toil were away by some unknown party ious local aevelopmcnts, some iy to grader in Our Lady of suspense of being in the truth- absent from duty owing to who was going to hold her as a of which were emergencies, the Fatima school.
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