Ankbishop Bern Jailed by Reds Since 1950 Supplement to the Denver Catholic Register National National Letter to Hero, 'Address Unknown' Section Section “ Vatican City.— Pope John the place of Archbishop Beran’s out bis pastoral activities in Archbishop Beran was an out troops as they advanced acrosf THE XXIU addre^ed a special confinement has not b ew known World War B land his efforts at spoken foe of both Nazism and Germany. In 1950 the Archbishop was letter of praise and s^pa- since his arrest.’ ’ - . , reemstrnetton in the postwar Communism. He was rector of ^ to Conununist-banished “ We are tally •iware,” - the period. P(ve Jbhn d e c la ^ : banished from his archdiocese the Prague Theological Semi by toe Communists because of Ambishop Josef Beran of Pontiff assured - T^year^ld ‘Unfortunately, h o w e v e r , Ardiblshop* Beran, “ of the ar while you spent yourself for the nary when named to the Prague his “ negative attitude” toward P ra g u e, Czecho • Slovakia. dor of your faith, your Intelll- good and honor of the Church See in 19M. His anti-Nazi stand toe neWly enacted church con The ocdudon marked the and country, carrying out many caused him to be arrested by trol laws. This came after he REGISTER prelate’s 50th anniversary praiseworthy undertakings, you toe. Gestapo, in and sent to frequently udenounced Red at eg ordination. ArcbUsfaoil Beran were removed from your a i^ the Dachau coneentration camp; tacks apdnst tthe C h u r ^ ‘and kas bora under Red arrest in diocesan see with a gesture of He- was liberated by. U. S. mligion.:tNCWC Radio] THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1961 i i unknown place since June, dishonoraUe injustice and taken use. to an unknown place, where for r^ o tin c tliat tile golden anni more than 10 years you have' versary of ordination should be yearned in vain to return to joyous occasion, the Pontiff your flock.’’ * <■ fliU: “ Your prolonged captivity iniquitous Station > Now ^ rryin g ip d isolation requires us to con- ^ “ In Csecho-Slovakia,* as la yon. Be assured you tave other regions, aa iniquitous acted rightly. IJiie harsh tea t- situation prevaiOs a g a i^ the m»it you have suffered is in Church. Religious coagrega- one way. a reflection of what itlons are being suppressed, country has been sub private schools abolished, the jected to.’’ l e a r n e d Catholic press b prohibited, "Then the Pope cited the words religious are hindered in every iif Christ in the Sermon on the way, while the young are ex ICbunt: “ Blessed are they Who p o ^ to systematic atheistic ftffer presecution for justice’s blasts.” Reds Killed 6,832 s ^ e , for theirs is the kingdom Meanwhile, the Pontiff contin of heaven. . . .Rejoice and ex ued, “the Bishops on the tilt, because your reward is whole, are being prevented S ^ t in heaven.’’ Archbishop Josef Beran Priests, Religious; from carrying out their work ly Votieon Radio geace, and your seal threugh or have been imprisoned or "Pope Jidin’s letter was broad which, supported by God,, you banished to unknown places. e n in the Czech and Slovak have carried out many good The same applies to other ec Today Stifle Them languages by the Vatican Radio, woriu in the . long period of clesiastics. Some are forced to By Maoa. J m n U n m a iT n ie station explained that “ un your pastoral ministry.’’ live, as workers without any fortunately it could not be After reviewing the prelate’s hope of carrying out their Madrid; Spain.—A new epoch for the Church g ^ e d to its destination, since years as a priest and singling priestly duties.” in Spain began 25 years ago with a terrible blood bath when, on July 18,1936, Generalisrimo Fran cisco Franco led a rebellion against the Madrid ICongressional Group Wants government, P The entire world was horrified to learn that in the first two week? of the Civil War that fol fSchool Loan Bill Scrapped lowed—between July 18 and July 31—1,109 priests and religious were assassinated ! 'Washington.—Six Repnb- with amendments aiihed at get Kennedy himself has not com in the part of Spain controlled ting votes for the Kennedy ad mented on the special purpose Man members of the House by the Reds. Question anddLabor Com- ministration’s piiUk sdiool aid construction loans, but toe De Busque Issue partment of Health, Education, In August an additional S,S13 Biittee, which approved sp^ bill, not at improving the origi and Welfare, in co - operation were killed. Thus, with 1,631 fital purpose loans to pri- nal NDEA. ^ Prodieft Vote with the Departmoit of Justice, priests and religious killed in Used to Cloud W te schools in a bill to extend 43 days, there was an average The President’s campaign aid that its opinion is t ^ thdy the Natkmal Defense Education of 84 martyrs daily, figures un statement of belief in absolute are constitutional and tiikt Con Act of 1996, urged that toe bill precedented in tlw SO-century- separation of Church and State, gress has toe power to provide be scrapped and a more mod old history of the Church. Spunish Wor “ where no Church or Church for them. ’ est GOP extension be substi Russia leaned a great deal school is granted any public Madrid, S p a in .-^ p p ort- tuted. lie Republicans also charged fa Spain, indndlag the follow funds or political preference,” ers of the so-called Loyalist In the fonnal report of toe that the loan program is “ dis ing: To deport, to oppress is, they said, “ considerable rea forces in the Spanish C!tvil criminatory,” because its pro legally, to hnpoverish, to tpy, epm ^ttee on the bill, which son” to exp^ a veto by Ken vision for use of federal funds to slander, and to make the War point to the fact that passed that body, 11-11, with all nedy of the NDEA bill because to build gymnasiums and lundi* activities of priests aseless Basque Catholics fo u ^ t on except one R ^ b lic a n voting of its loan program favoring rooms at private schools is not without killing them « masse. the side o f the Conununists. with the minority, toe six farochial and other private matched in toe bill’s assistance Latvia, Ltthhaala, Pdand, Moreover, ftiey say, Franco schools. charged that the biU is loaded to public schools. and Coho ate j^eot that today troops shot 14 Basque The Democrats, on toe other the Comnraalsts preta* to gag priests < the O nreh and silence It lih hand, argued that the loans These priests, It most be Infuse Chripiutt THiougAf “ will result in the same type stead of drowning It in blood. admitted, w p e shot n jostly The IQling &t jniests and ^ - of stimulation and strengtoening and fw very qnestioaable po gious v w not owing to hatred in these disciplines (science, litical reasons some months of the Church by the Spanish In Movies, Pope Stresses mathematics, and foreign lan after the Rasqne .jmthmallsts guages) for toe 7,000,000 ele peo]de, ,as is sometimes alleged. Vatican City, — Pope John nor directly, toe Pontiff said had joined forces with the mentary and secondary students Hatred^might explain .a sudden X X m has called on Catholics “ We exhort you to use every Loyalists. But certainly they in private and nonprofit schools stabbing, a pistol shot in a to. bring “ a direct influence of suitable means to strengthen cahaot balance the s c a l e s as is resulting freun grants for moment of violent emotion, a Christian tboujdit on motion pic toe efforts of all who are en Holocaust to Red Hotred against tim SA3B martyrs ef public schools.” body left in ' the street by a the Church killed In the Red-' ture production itself.” He urged gaged in bringing the positive murderer, white wito ragO; Little noticed la toe contro Hw foolish dam or to give recogntthm and controlled part of the country. a more active program of study intrtontion of Christian values them as tiuy dried. Forced to walk a gant Organiz^ Mnrdtr in fields of pyschology, pedag the-art of movie-making and versy over aid to public and “ respectability” to the fradulent Communist let of students who beat him with sticks, The Basques are respected regime in CUna ignores completety its loqg But when there were 84 mar ogy, and criticism and a more to dieck decadent shows. private schools is an admini stones, and refuse, he strolled undaunted throughout the w o r ld . The' record of insane hatred and fury loosed tyrs a day — martyrs who had thorough knowledge of arfistic “ This is a problem of the stration bill to assist colleges, and unhurriedly as In a procession. Church has never given a po against humanity and the values Inherent la to be searohed out one by one problems. greatest Importance. It in which also is before the House After hnmlHnUng treatment la the over litical judgment, on Basque na human nature. American-born Bishop Fraa- from thefr hiding places, coh volves instructing, educating, Rules Committee. crowded and filthy crib of Communist pris tionalism as such, or has it dis This Papal exhortation came cif X. Ford, M.H., felt the full impact of lected in trucks, taken to ceme and formlag toe conscience of This bill is a $1,800,000,000 ons, where he slept on the bare stone floor cussed the fervent Catholicism to a letter to Archbishop Mar their fury. Only one of many missionaries and was given little food, he died a slow teries and buried in graves al' the faithful in such a way that proposal for grants and loans of the greater part o f the Basque tin J. O’Connor, rector of who have died at the hai^ of the Goni- death from exhansfioa and starvation. ready dug for them — then ih w may ^ oose movies with to dssist both public and private people, nationalist or noL Rome's North American Col mualsts, he was the fifth Bishop in (tolna to Through the hMioiam of such martyrs as there must have been an oT' a Christian criterion. e By F r a n k S c u l l y ian restaurants along this retreat did not ’THE DAY ERNEST HEMINGWAY prov- know they had been immortalized and con For Catholics in Yugoslavia ed once again that if you glorify violence sequently had not raised their prices. This you may come to violent ends, a dam book was made twice into a motion picture, but the second one was not a success. ’The- Zagreb, Yugoslavia.— Like propriated by the regime, the Catholics constitute approxi builder named Lynn S. Atkinson, who had first starring Gary Cooper and Helen Hayes,I Church was also forced to give mately 36 per cent of the lived fifty years in Los Angeles, plunged a ll Com m unist countries, two subsequent converts, unquestionably w as,. Yugoslavia makes life diffi up millions of dollars worth of total population. The largest twelve stories to his death property, including Bishops’ religious group Is the Serbian because the smog had pol cult for the Church. There I HAD ANOTHER BRUSH with Heming;'j residences, churches, chapels, Orthodox with about 48 per luted his respiratory system is a difference, however, in Out way’s talents and that was after he bad, monasteries, parish houses, cent of the people. Moslems to the point where he the degree to which it sup written The Old Man and The Sea. I thought' schools, orphanages, hospitals, are next with 14 per cent. couldn’t stand it any longer. it was the saddest fish story and the long presses freedom of religion. and homes for the aged. There Behind the main altar of St. Of the two my compas O f My est — 27,000 words — I had ever read. That; A tourist walking into a is little hope of ever getting Stefan’s ChurCh in Zagreb lies sion went out more to the an old fisherman should catch a big m arlin' Catholic church on a Sunday Uiem back. One church in Slo the tomb of Cardinal Alojzije engineer than to the author, Mind and the sharks should get every bit of it” morning would very likely see venia was converted into a Stepinac. Every day it is lined for Hemingway was the boy but the skeleton before he was able to beach" Mass being celebrated a n d movie house. with lighted candles and sur who never grew up enough to stop playing it, seems to me to be worth just about the" scores of the faithful receiving cowboy. Guns were his prayerbooks. From a Church collections are taxed rounded by fresh floral offer space I am giving it now. . Communion. literary standpoint he was lucky that his in Croatia and Bosnia, but not ings. No matter what time it But in other people’s opinions it was his experiences in combat and in bullrings and Prelates may travel to Rome in Serbia, an instance of the is visited, one will find men, greatest story. It got the Nobel Prize and deep-sel fishing translated so easily in t o to confer with the Holy Fa conflicting regulations in var women, and children kneeling the Russians are hailing it as the most ta reading matter. ther. Priests may be transfer ious states. Charitable gifts are there in prayer, a symbol of this day. My editor, believing I had erred* red and go from church to also taxed. the irrepressible spirit of Ca and not wanting me to make a fool of my* church without hindrance. Sem tholicism. [NCWC Radio and BUT HE WAS BY NO MEANS the foun Both priests and students self with such a dissenting opinion, td ll^ Wire] der of the hard-boiled school of literature. inaries are not bothered; there must undergo military service, the column. The book was subsequently made If Jack London was not that, then Jim Tully are 250 students studying the and during that time they may into a picture starring Spencer Tracy. It ology and 320 in minor sem was. Hemingway, however, had the larger not attend cljurch services or got him a lot of praise but it was a pan-;, St, Louis Auxiliary's following and the greatest number of imi inaries in Zagreb itself. receive the sacraments. If cake at the box office. So there at least tators, mostly pagans. Education State caught doing so, they face a Consecration Aug. 8 was one place where I was vindicated. Monopoly jail sentence. I remember after reading The Sun Also St. Louis. — Bishop - elect Rises (not his first book but his first to THE RUSSIANS are crazy about him in But beyond these facts con Priests have difficulty in visit George J. Gottwald will be con gain popularity) I traveled from Nice to the main, though they have never published ' ditions are not so pleasant. ing the sick and the infirm in secrated Aug. 8 in St. Louis’ Paris and went to the Dingo, a little bean his For Whom the Bell Tolls. The revolu There are no Catholic schools government-operated institutions Cathedral here by Cardinal Jo ery where Hemingway wrote most of the tionists did not come out of this one very**' on the elementary or secondary because there is fear of prose seph Ritter, Archbishop of St. novel. It gave rise to about the first joke well. ’This one too was made into a mo*.* level. All schools are operated lytizing. Yet, there are num Louis. Co-consecrators will be connected with Hemingway and the restau tion picture. by the state and are permeat erous vocations for the semi Bishop John P. Cody of Kan rant. I wrote a piece entitled The Price His short stories were his best. One called*- Pint-Sized Religious ed with an atheistic philosophy. nary and the convent. sas City-St. Joseph and Co Also Rises, for the Dingo made a fast nip- Fifty Grand best exemplified Hemingway's— (In Tennis Shoes) The teachers are thoroughly There are about 6,300,000 adjutor Leo C. Byrne of Wichita, up in its prices as soon as it realized It creed of “ guts under pressure.” His o w n„, indoctrinated with this thinking Catholics in the country, about Kans. Bishop Charles H. Helms had been the sweatshop of a hit. Later I death may have been an accident On the^i-* Preparing (or the Serra International conventioii in Min and dare not teach any other 1,850,000 of whom are llviiig ing of Springfield-Cape Girar traveled the route of the rout so well des other hand, it may have been because he** neapolis are these chiidren from Incarnation Parish, part of a They may not attend Catholic in the Zagreb Archdiocese. deau, Mo., will preach. cribed in A Farewell to Arms but the Ital lacked “ guts under pressure.” group of 20 appearing in a “ Parade of Habits” during the con services or receive the sacra vention sessions to publicize Serra’s Work in promoting re- ments. Agents may be at the iigious and priestly vocations. The three little “ Sisters” are, doors to check them, and loss from left, Kathy Schatzlein, in a Dominican garb; Christy of position, at least, would re Schatzlein, a Franciscan; and Mary Boslinger, a Benedictine. sult. The same is true of per The boys in the background portray various religious orders of sons in government employ men. ment. I l l In another area, the press, r- aad Learn there are now two Catholic P. 0. Box 1620, Denvor, Colorodo magazines, compared to 153 be GOD LOVE YOU fore World War II. The publi Artifieiol lies are not to be employed as here means ta love less than cations are poorly printed on witnesses, although the Bishop Christ, who shshic ^ ld be preferred- cheap paper. They are subject Insemination may admit them for a serious to all earthly loves. I have consulted a gynecolo to harassment, too, such as a reason, provided scandal is ab St Alphonsus Liguori does gist, and he tells me it is almost Most Reverend Fulton J. Sheen sudden lack of paper, which sent. A mixed marriage, which not hesitate to convict of mortal impossible for me to have chil makes it impossible to print a is still a marriage in the sin parents who firustrate their dren naturally. He advises arti- certain issue, or the papers Church, could not create an children’s religious vO^eation. flclal insemination, with my hus WHAT WOULD YOU DO FOR THE HOLY FATHER? themselves may be confiscated. exemption from this rule. (Co band as the donor. I would like rona ta: Institutiones Juris Can- Flewere Named Property Confiscated to know whether this is con onici, 553, b.). Witnesses testi Besides the newspapers, mag sidered morally wrong by the For Our Lady fying to the freedom to marry 1. Supppose that you azines, afid printing houses ap- Church. What flowers are named in of one who is later to be mar had about 250 missionary Until 1949 and 1951, when honor of Our Lady? Projeet to Aid ried need not, of course, be societies under your juris Pius X n made the unlawfulness There are many English Catholic. diction. Cyclone Victims of artificial insemination abso flower names, especially of wild Lahore, Pakistan. — Father lutely clear, some moral theo flowers, nam ^ after Ciur Lady. 2. Suppose that some Dominique Pire, O.P., winner of logians of great weight thought Can Parents The Oxford Dictionary is our of these Orders had 1 or the 1958 Nobel Peace Prize, has that artificial insemination with Object to Vocation? authority that most, if not all” 2 members on the Mis announced plans for a milllon- seed extracted from the hus In the case of a person over flowers compounded with Lady sions, others 40, others dollar project to rehabilitate band without any immoral act 21 who hopes to enter the or Lady’s, such as Lady-bracken,- 1.000 and still others cyclone victims in East Pakis could be justified. religious life but meets with par Lady-fern, Lady’s m antle, 3,000. tan. It must now be stated that all ental objection, what obligation Lady’s-slipper — refer to Oaf- Spread over a five-year pe artificial insemination is gravely does such a penon have towards Lady. So also do. Marigold and- 3. Suppose that 3 per riod, the program .will aim at sinful in varying degrees, even the parent? Madonna - lily. Rosemary h a x cent of the total of the inducing villagers in the cy when the husband is the donor. For a person who has a re nothing to do with her. Neither 200.000 missionaries came clone-ravaged area to solve The reason is that new life can ligious vocation, there is no probably, do maidenhair an £ from the richest country in their problems on a self-help be brought forth only by the obligation to defer to parental maiden pink. About 25 English, the world; suppose that 97 basis so as not to need outside means naturally ordained for it, wishes except when the parents flower names have a probably, per cent of the missionaries help after the project has been which is the conjugal act. In an are in actual need and the Marian origin. - came fram poor countries. completed. Courage In Budapest address to the Italian Catholic child’s support or assistance In the Liturgy, which in tom* midwives of Oct. 2®, 1951, Pius cannot weU be foregone. alludes to Scripture, the two. 4. Suppose that a few XII said: The spiritual welfare of the most important -flowers typify-: of the societies received T o reduce the cohabitation individual, and the correspond ing the Blessed Virgin are the* many alms, and other so of man and wife and the con ing call of Christ to perfection, Lily and the Rose. (Attwater: cieties received very little. jugal act to a mere organic func is paramount to parental love, A Marian Dictionary: “Flower tion for the transmission of seed 5. Suppose that no one which in a matter of this kind Names” ). would be to reduce the home, '______. V. • missionary society aided any of the others financially — Catholic Voices can often be selfish. Christ said: the sanctuary of the family, to Society A helping only Society A, Society B helping only “If anyone comes to Me and YOU MAY HAVE a mere biological laboratory.” does not hate his father and Society B and not Society C. ’The Pope expressly said, in a around the world... mother . . . he cannot be My dis- discourse in 1949, that “ the use niwoinK clple (Luke xlv, 25-26). "Hate” of certain artificial means des AND NOT KNOW IT In the light of these problems, what would you do? propaganda diabolically aimed cal progress is best expressed,” tined solely either to facilitate FIdsstina, noM-pieldng, a tormenthif' Encyclical Hit the performance of the natural neUl itdi an often talltala aigna A i , at presenting the Church as an he said, “ in terms of what Pius Lemon Juice Recipe Pin-Worma—ugly paraaitaa that m•d'>" Red Fascism Too act or to ensure that the natu SOLUTION accomplice responsible for the XII called ‘the terrible tempta iealaxp«tifarlId■■tlOlltofaTer)r' PIUS XrS encyclical against latest tragedies of history. tion to materialism.’ This temp ral act, normally accomplished, t panona eiaimnad. Sntin familiar’* Checks Rheumatic may be vletima and not know iC I Fascism, Non Abbiamo Bisogno, “ Even today the Polish press tation undoubtedly shows itself attains its purpose” is. not ne . TofttridatPtn-W(ffniB,tbaymuit-- You would probably do exactly whet the Holy Father today has the value of "affirm is charged with convincing that most forcefully and menacingly cessarily unla\^uL ’The use of and Arthritis Pain ba UlM in tba largt intastiiw wbtn * ing the irreconcilability between country’s public opinion that the artificial means merely to facili tbay lira and maltiply. That'teaaetiy” did. ' in atheistic (Communism. (f you lufftr rheumftic, irthrltls or neu what Jayna’i P-W tablets do... and Catholic doctrine and theoreti Church was the ally of Nazi- tate the natural act is properly ritis pain, t iy th is tlnrple inexpensive home “ For it has been well said recipe that tnousends ere using. Get e can btn’i b ^ they do Itt 1. While blessing every community for the aid it re cal and practical principles not Fascisra to the detriment of called artificial aid, not artifi First—a adsntiAa eoatiiic oaRiM that ‘the hard core of Commu of RU-EX Compound, a 2 wnks supply, ceived he, nevertheless, felt the necessity of aiding a only of Fascism, but of every Poland. cial insemination. today. Mix it with a quart of water, add tha the Ublati into tha bowtia baton,, nism is materialism,’ with the they disaolve. Than—Jayna’e mod of them equally. totalitarian system,” said Vati “ In those difficult and terrible juice of 4 lemons. Irs eesyl No trouble at rejection of heaven and the su all and pleasant. You nttd only 3 table- ern, medically-approved Inaradleoe - 2. He established a Society to be his own, therefore, can Radio on the 30th annivers years almost all fled or remain Mixed Marriage spoonsful 2 timei a day. Often within 4B goat right to work—kUla PiD-Worma. ary of the document. (It was an ed silent. The only voice which pernatural as the goal of man.” hours—sometimes overnight—splendid results quickly and aaally. Pontifical. The purpose of this Society would be to gather Witnesses are obtained. If the pains do not quickly made itself heard to uplift the Don't taka ehai______obvious reference to Commun In the marriage ceremony of leave and if you do not fn l better, return ooa, highly eontagiona Pls-Worma alms which the Holy Father himself would distribute to all spirit, to recall the limits of UN Article Cited empty can end RU-EX w ill cost you nothing. ism.) a CathoUe and non-Catholie per wUeh infset antln familltt. Oat of the missionaries in all the areas of the world. The Holy state power and the rights of You ere the sole judge es RU-Ex 1s sold by nint Jayne'f P-W Vtcmifnga “ These solemn affirmations of On School Aid formed before a priest after dis your druggist on a money beck guarantee. Father said that this Society, the Society for the Propaga individuals, families and asso Over 7 million cans used. Proof of wonder amall, sw-to-taks tabista... Pius XI,” it said, “ deny a Citing an article of the pensation, is it necessary that rina (or ebildrsn and adults. tion of the Faith, “ is to be first and principally aided." ciations was that of the priests; ful results. UN’s Declaration of Human the two witnesses be Catholic, or the Bishops and above all, the Because he is the spirituol father of all missionaries, he Rights, which states that par may one non-Catholie be in Pope,” the message said, add When childhood constipation occurs Z has an equal interest in all; because he knows the Mission ents have the right to choose cluded T ing: problem better than anyone else, he is able to distribute the type of education they wish The ( ^ e of Canon Law speci ‘AThat voice offers the alms more wisely than any individual. for their children, a priest said fies no particular qualities in measure of the force and moral here that Australian Catholics the ordinary witnesses of a More mothers use : courage of the Church in our merely “ ask that this right be times. That voice continues even marriage. 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A postcard York lx, N.Y. or your diocesan Director. kountara. will do. T H E REGISTER Peace Corps to Seek Help Reds Getting 'Generous/ Prelate Asks New U.S. Chaplain Says Prayers for From Missionary Groups Washington. —“ The Russians Father Richard’s predecessor President have been pretty generous,” fig as U.S. Catholic chaplain in Denver. — (Special) — The Terry, “ the demand for per health and community agricul ures Assumptlonlst Father Jo Moscow, Father Louis A. Dion, Los Angeles. — Cardinal Mc Peace Corpe leans heavily on sonnel and skills in the Peace tural development. seph F. Richard, who has been A.A., had to keep trying for Intyre directed all Catholics to missionary and other private Corps will greatly exceed the “ The Church - State issue has named as the chaplain to Amer more than three years before offer prayers for President Ken groups with foreign aid exper supply, so that all advice and been dragged into the Peace- ican Catholics in Moscow. he got his Soviet visa. nedy and his advisers after all ience, and it will lean more co-operation that can be given Corps project, as was to be ex After Father Richard submit And before Father Dion ar Masses for the next three heavily in the future — because ted his application for a visa to by agencies already with over pected,” Mr. Terry admitted. rived In January, 1959, there months. It has no choice. seas experience will be wel the U.S.S.R., it took the Soviet had been no American Catho “ The Corps asks no questions He asked the members of the This was the answer of Rob regime only two months to ap lic chaplain In Moscow since comed. At present the Peace about religion nor does it make archdiocese’s 29S parishes to ert Terry, a special assistant to prove it. What is more, the March, 1955, when Father Corps staff is filled with peo assignments on the basis of re pray not only for the Chief Exe Reds gave him until Sept. 1 to Georges Blssonnette, A.A., the D lr ^ o r of Recruitment of ple of all denominations. It is ligion. It does not subsidize cutive and his advisers, but also get there — “ plenty of time,” was snmmarily exp^ ed by the Peace Corps, to a question precisely the religious and other proselyting work. Of course for “ his confreres and oppon said Father Richard. the Russians in March, 1955, whether religious units were dis private overseas groups that there will be disputes about ents in negotiations in the path in retaliation (or the refusal criminated against in the Peace can teach us from their ex where proselyting ends and of truth, justice, and charity.” of the U.S. government to pro Corps program. perience and mistakes.” Peace Corps work begins. They Cardinal Welcomed In the world, he wrote in a long the visa of a visiting “ In the future,” explained Mr. The Peace Corps representa have to be settled as best they New York. — After a two- letter sent to priests, “ we are Soviet clergyman. month absence following an eye tive mentioned the great suc can. Meanwhile, we are drawing Father Richard, who will confronted with great confusion operation. Cardinal Francis Popt changes Plans cess Catholic missionaries had on the help of missionary leave New York for Moscow on of thought and, diversity of ac had with co-operatives in the groups that have been doing Spellman of New York returned Aug. 9, will confer with Father tion amongst governments and On Doctor's Advice Caribbean and in Central and Peace Corps work for centu to St. Patrick’s Cathedral and Dion before taking over his peoples throughout the uni South America as an example ries.” presided at Solemn Mass. duties of offering Mass, preach verse,” and “ the destinies of Vatican City. — On the advice of what the Peace Corps could ing, and administering the sac men are exposed to destruction of his doctors. Pope John X X m encourage. raments to about 150 members Real Angels of fhe Blue occasioned by ignorance, greed, left a month earlier than ex ‘The Peace Corps,” he said, of the Catholic colony in the The two mascots of the S t Paul the Apostle CYC baseball and selfishness.” pected for the Papal summer “will be primarily a clearing Soviet capital. team listen with awe as members of the U.S. Navy “ Blue Tex? af Prayer residence at C astel^dolfo, on house. It is not starting new Native of Canada Angels” precision flying team come to Pine Lawn, Mo., to tell The text of the prayer that the shores of Lake Albano 22 projects; it is supplementing A native of New Brunswick, them about the wild blue yonder. The flyers, Lt. Lew Chat the Cardinal ordered to be re miles south of Rome. those already going on. To that Father Richard came to the ham (left) and Lt. Dan McIntyre, were in Pine Lawn after cited follows: end it has established contact U.S. at the age of three and “ 0 God, who corrects the The 79-year-old Pontiff had participating in an air show 50 miles awny at Scott Air Force with the National Catholic Wel attended Assumption High erring and who conserves what originally planned to spend the Base, 111. Little Kevin Renshaw is seated at left, with his brother fare Conference and Catholic School (now Assumption Prep) Steven. is in danger, and who treas entire summer at the Vatican and other missionary organiza and Assumption (Allege in Wor- ures the trnths of Ufe, we be w ooin g on papers for the forth tions for its guidance on what Chester, Mass. There he was a seech Thee In Thy mercy, es coming ecumenical council, but projects will be most suitable. classmate of Father Dion and of pecially In t h ^ times of con acceded to the advice of his doc “ Of 940,000,000 we are asking another former chaplain in Mos Cardinal Given Credit fusion and (rarest, to bestow tors who were concerned over cow, Father Arthur 0. Brassard, for Congress, |2t,000,000 will be upon the minds and the hearts his tiredness, aggravated by a A.A. distributed to already going of leaders of men among the heat wave that hit Rome with He studied theology In Laval For Breakdown in Bias projects of private overseas nations of the world the su temperatures over 95 degrees University, Quebec; was ordain agencies or universities,” be St. Louis. — This city's law law went into effect. Under the preme grace of thinking and dally. ed there, in 1946, and received said. He mentioned Notre Dame E^ainst discrimination in public law, persons who wish to make his licentiate in theology from acting with Thee and in ac Pope John stipulated, how University, which has been places went into effect quietly, a complaint must file affidavits Laval in 1947. He has served cordance with Thy Inspiration. ever, that he be allowed to re made the executive agent for a breakthrough in segregation with the Anti-Discrimination Di as master of scholastics and of “We pray that, -guided by turn daily to the Vatican during attributed in large measure to vision of the St. Louis Council the Association of Illinois Col novices in the U.S. and Canada Thy divine wisdom, govern the morning hours. The doctors the action taken in 1947 by Arch on Human Relations within 30 leges in the Peace Corps proj- and has given retreats, mostly ments may preserve attach reluctantly agreed. bishop (now Cardinal) Joseph days after being refused serv c'* in Chile to further public in French, throughout the East ment to Thee, the true Shep E. Ritter when he integrated ern U.S. and Canada. ice at a place of public accom herd of manldnd, and that all Catholic schools in the arch modation. they may render in their de WH[R[ IS DJI/im? diocese. Public schools followed Violations of the law are cisions the Justice and the Head Serra International Two Auxiliaries suit in 1954. classed as misdemeanors and charity which will Insure ** We had never heard ef DHEINE natfl we opened the mall The new officers of 8 e m International pose for this group During the 1950s movfe houses subject to a fine of from $25 to peace to aU inen, through this week. It's a village in STRIA, In the Archdiocese of HOMS. photo after their elecUoa In Minneapolis, Minn., at the I9th an Named for Rome gradually relaxed their ban on $500. Christ, Our Lord. Amen.” And, yon'U be pleased to know, the nual convention of the Catholic laymen’s group, which is dedi Vatican City.—Two Auxiliary Negroes, but major hotels and viUage is 100% Catholk. The Cath cated to fostering vocations to the priesthood and religious Bishops have been named for virtually all public restaurants olics (some 1,000 altogether) belong life. They are, left to right, front row, Fred Wagner, Tiffin, the Diocese of Rome. They are Sit-Ins Victorious in Oklahoma remained off-limits to Negroes t« *•»« GREEK-MELKITE Bite. The 0., vice president; and George H. Smith, Bloomfield, N. J., Bishop-elect Filippo Pocci, an Oklahoma City, Okla. — Ne peaceful demonstrations, and until recently. Archbishop wrote us because the tiny president; and back row, Richard Ong, Kansas City, Mo., vice official of the Papal household groes are now able to eat at members of the Governor’s W Pwish church is, in his words, “be president; and Timothy J. Collins, Holyoke, Mass., trustee. Mr. and Bishop-elect Giovanni Can- No major disturbances occur three dining places — Brown’s Committee on Ruman Relations. yond repair.” And, anyway, the Smith, the new president, is the father of tour children, includ estri, spiritual director of red and only (our incidents of Department Store lunchroom, A leading role in working church is much too small—so small ing a priest and a nun. He is an executive of a New Jersey Rome’s major seminary. alleged violations were reported the Forum Cafeteria, and the (or desegregation was played that on Sunday most of the parish utility company. Their appointments raise once to police in six days after the H. L. Green Store — that were by Fathm: Robert C. McDoIe, ^ ioners, to hear Mass, must stand out Serra has some 2,000 members in 215 clubs in 10 countries. more the possibility that the dio principal targets in year-long, former assistant pastor of Cor side near the doors and windows . . . cese will be divided into zones, sit-in activities. pus Christ! Parish. Father Mc Why not build a new one? The Arch each entrusted to a Bishop, for The stores were desegregateo DoIe was arrested twice for jiriiOiktldCMk bishop would like to build, the parish Soys /Mission purposes of better spiritual and after negotiations with Mrs. participating in the regular ioners are eager to do the constmc- Filipino material administration. Such a Clara Luper, leader of the Saturday demonstrations. tibn work themselves, but there isn’t much money in DMEINE. possibility was strongly rumored The new i^nreh wiU cost 910,000. The parishioners can raise at the time of Rome’s diocesan VOCATIONS-MEN VOCATIONS-WOMEN only 11,500. The Archbishop wonders if we can help . . . Can To Teach Asians Faith synod early in 1960. we? W^d like to help—because, obviowly, there should be a THE DAUOHTERt OP CHARITY Manila. — At Independence He described the nation of decent home for the Blessed Sacrament in DMEINE. Moreover, Comedian to See o f I t . VMcont So Paul Day ceremonies for the Philip 27,000,000 persons as small and offer a joyous way o f Uto in the we’d like to help our fellow Catholics ot the E u tem Bites— to service of the poor, tho lonely, the pine Islands, Filipinos were young, struggling like a fright Dream Come True show them, in Hiis smaU way, that Catholics are Catholics, re forsaken. Girls betwoon 18 Mid 80 asked not to forget that God ened child to stay afloat and to Memphis, Tenn. — Comed who have the courafe to reapoan to gardless of Rite . . . The pari^oners in DMEINE will contrib Christ’s invitation to loavo oU and has given them a special pro steer its cautious course ian Danny Thomas’ St. Jude’s ute the labor. We’d like to help supply some of the materials CSC follow Him may find poeeo and Hospital, an institution for na- tection for a divine purpose—to through dangerous waters. ,-^brofhers happiness In a life dedicated to God. •-V . But how can we raise $8,500? At $1 each per person, we derprlvileged children, is ex The Slateia engage In soeUl w o rk, be the exemplars to pagan Asia "Without,” he pointed out, teaching, nuiolng, the e a rs o f chU- deed 8,500 people. At $5 each, 1,700 people. At $10 each, 850 pected to accept its first pa S«n4 for th* ( t n pinh of the justice, charity, and lov “ the engulfing sea of Asian phial 4A th$ vMatlon and dren, and serve on foreign mlsalani. people. At $20 each, 425 p ^ l e . At $100 each, 85 people . . . tients Oct. IS. Send fo r deacripthre U tM itiiia to ableness of the Christian way of Communism threatens to swal work ef tht HOLY CROSS SISTER HRTRANDR Oen yen send something? Whatever yon send, please send it The hospital will specialize BROTHERS. Ufe. low up our little bark. Within, '< V MARILLAC SEMINARY BOW. Tour gift win go to work Imme^ately in DMEINE. And in research into leukemia and Normandy 21, St. LoulA Mo. Giving the Invocation at the the corrupting influences of ir- Inttar CinaiJ, C.IC. ar Sialtar Saflil, C.I.C. Sporuorad by a friand of tht Daughtari of yea can be sure your gift wiU mean a lot to God and the people some other diseases, and will 108 Diiarli Hall St. E4«ar4'i UalT. $.4 principal public event of the responsibile free thought and a Charity, who lavas thalr lovt of God and la tiN v H ^ e . be staffed by the Sisters of Naira Daaii, Ina. Aaitla, Tixai their love of fellowmtn. day. Auxiliary Bishop Hernan materialistic lust for power and St. Francis. The Impetus for , SECOND THOUGHT do Antlporda noted in bis pleasure threaten to break down the hospital was provided by Think twice before you order that second drink! There are prayer that God “ for 1,000 our national unity and our age- Thomas who promised 29 1-million Arabs who cannot help themselves— mothers, fathers, years has so carefully pre old Christian Ideals.” and youngsters, who must depend on people like us for food, pared these Islands to become years ago to erect an Insti Berlin Cardinal Cross and Flog clothing, housing, medical and religious care. Everything they an Independent nation and a tution as a shriae to St. Jude, Gen. Douglas MacArthur, re Named in Munich own^ they lost during the Arab-Israell War of 1948—fiiDomes, Christian people.” firms, sometimes families. For 13 years they have lived this calling 60 years of association Cardinal Julius Doepfner, TURN * SI JUDE way, perpetual victims of war . . . We try to help them. More with the islands, said at an eve Deaths Bishop of Berlin, has been ning banquet that “ the witch Monslgnor Paul F. Tanner, general than 1,0(X) Priests, Brothers and Sisters work with them every secretary of Uie NCWC. offered Re named Archbishop of Munich day. You can help by sending something for the REFUGEE Classified Ads ing melody of days that will quiem Maas for his faUier, Frank J. and Freising. He succeeds L JodB Solemn noueno come no more” have left two Tanner of La Crosse, Wla. Cardinal Joseph Wendel, who FUND, by sending what you save, perhaps, by not taking the Classified ads run through all Regls- AreUilihep AnIeOo Caleara, chair second drink. WE FEED A FAMILY FOR A MONTH FOR $10. tar edltlODS. The rate is SSc per mighty symbols, the cross and man ot Uie InternaUonal Union of died Dee. 31,1960. Munich is word per issue. Minimum 11 words. RUGUST 12 to 20,1981 If you’ll feed a family for a month ($10) we’ll thank God for the flag. 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We can arrange, too, to have GREG For Red Murder of Parents youngest member of the Col lege of Cardinals, was born in ORIAN MAM M offered promptly. Drop ns a note and we’ll UNUSUAL Vatican City. — An exiled sisters are in prison, con MARK PETITIONS, FILL IN. CLIP AND MAIL Hausen, Germany, Aug. 26, sted yen the details. ______OPPORTUNITY Chinese priest whose parents demned to forced labor. DEAR FATHER ROBERT: PLEASE PLACE MY PETITIONS REFORE 1913. He was ordained in 1939 Openlngi in most areas for person were killed by the Reds wrote “ It is for these reasons I THE NATIONAL SHRINE OF ST. JUOE IN THE COMINO HOVINAl "W HAT, ME JOIN?” able woman In good hoolth who can and named Bishop of Wuerz □ e m p l o y m e n t □ h a p p y m a r r ia g e Q t h a m .k s o iv in o John X X m that he is bent decided to revenge myself, * Yes, wo would like you to Join. Our Priests, Brothers, Sisters, work 20 hours each week. Young burg in 1948. He was trans children’s library has beautiful 1961 on a “ holy revenge.” following the voice of the □ PEA CE OF MIND □ CONVERSION OF RUSSIA and lay hdpers on the mlutens need backing. You, too, have a edition with new volumes added. No ferred to Berlin in 1957 and Newly ordained in England, Lord, and to become a priest □ f in a n c i a l h e l p □ w o r ld p e a c e □RETURNTOSACRAMENTS tniminn nhllgatlon. Wo need youT prayers, your sacrifices, your door-to-door, no Investment, no night created a Cardinal in 1958. financial help . . . Incidentally, you’ll be well rewarded. You’ll work. Just ereative selling at Its he asked the Holy Father for who prays especially for the I ENCLOSE * »nn THE CLARETIAMSCMINARY highest and most interesting level. Pope John XXIII Informed share in the beneflts, now and after death, in the 15,000 Masses High Income plus monthly bonuses his blessing and special spirit conversion of China, Russia, BUILOINC FUND. and paid vacations. 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Catholic Universities Priestless Rankin County needs your The Catholic Medical Mission Board donation for St Jude's Mis^on. HELP HIM TO REACH HIS GOAL Father Reid, Box 2130. Jackson 5, Dept. R, West 17th Street, New York IL N. Y. 316 N. MICHIGAN CHICAGO 1 Mississippi. PAGE FOUR— S«eMen Two Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205 Thursday, July 13, 1961 3! Bronco Coach to Be Speaker Bishop Tihen Council Holds At Friday Luncheon Meeting 2nd Anniversary Banquet The Knights of Columbus Fri Leagues, Filchock builds his to 1937 before joining the Wash Bishop Tihen Council 4796, Other speakers were Father attendance were guests of Cor day Luncheon Club will hear offense around the forward pass. ington Redskins in 1938. Knights of Columbus, held its Walter R. Jaeger, state chap onado Council, Welby, at Frank Filcbock, head coach of He teamed with Sammy A native of Grindstone Gulch, lain, Knights of Columbus; Fa a dance. It is planned to make Baugh, currently the coach of second anniversary banquet in the Denver Buncos tell the Pa., Filchock was a brilliant ther Mathias J, Blenkush, chap the banquet an annual affair. the New York Titans in the AFL, June. story of pro foothall in Denver passer for the late Bo McMillian lain of council 4796, and David through the early AOs to top on Friday, July M, at noon in at Indiana University from 1935 Michael J. Mullin, district McKinney, past district deputy OFFICERS ELECTED clubs in pro football history. the Knights of; Coltunbus Home deputy of District 15, Knights and prime mover in the forma At the general meeting lif Filchock still holds the NFL 1575 Grant, Stiwt, Denver. of Columbus, presented to the tion of the council in May, June, the council elected offi record for the longest pass play. Frank Filchock returned to council a portrait of Bishop J. 1959. The master of ceremon cers for the coming year. They He and teammate Andy Fark- the American coaching ranks Henry Tihen, for whom the ies was Dr. John A. Fishcher, will be formally installed by as hooked up for a 99-yard after a successful career in the council was named. chancellor. Michael J. Mullin, .district dep touchdown aerial against Pitts Canadian League. He has an Dr. Earl C. Bach, state dep More than half ot the coun uty, in ceremonies in the coun burgh in 1939. ouUtanding background, with uty of the Knights of Colum cil’s total membership attend cil chambers, 540 Knox Court, He quarterbacked the New emphasis on offense. bus, for the past two years ed the banquet with their at 8 p.m., July 24. York Giants to the Eastern Div- was the guest of honor. He guests. Using a variation of the wing in 1946 before going to Canada. Those chosen were: grand Rev. William T. MiUer, SJ. presented the charter of the An estimated ' 140 per ed T, commonly referred to as In 1949, his third year in the Robert J. Whitaker knight. Dr. J. A. Fischer; dep council to John A. Brovsky, sons were present. the double fullback system, Pil- Canadian style of play, Filchock uty grand knight, R. H. Bar- grand knight After the banquet, those in chock finished in the Canadian was named Canadian Athlete of nett; chancellor. Exteen Moye; League playoff ei^t" out of the Year after leading Montreal warden, S. W. Durvall; record nine years. Being a former to the Gray Cup Championship. 2 Added to Faculty er, G. L. Pfannenstiel; trea quarterback in both the Nation He teamed with Sammy Baugh, Banking Experts Meet surer, J. V. Montana; advo al Football and Canadian eral manager Dan Griffing at cate, E. R. Miller; inside guard, Regina to build one of the L. J. Mastroni; outside guard, OmNlNOHAM At Regis College H. W. - Weber; and three-year Nt MaaKMD smtM league’s top clubs, beginning in With Denver Officials DIASaONOt • JIW ILR Y 1953. Frank came to Denver af trustee, H. A. Denning. Two of several additions to WATCHis. o irrs. c r y s t a l ter being backfield coach at grees from St. Louis University. Maurice H. Stans, new presi The new and old officers have CHINA • S IL V lR the faculty at Regis College, Father Miller spent one year of dent of the Western Bancorpor- CUMNINOHAM JIW ILR Y Calgary in 1959. had several planning sessions to Denver, have been announced by his Jesuit training in Munster, WaMi A Jw flry RaiMir Frank, his wife Dorothy and ation, accompanied by Oscar select appointive officers and •earaitfMd tervlc* the Very Rev, Richard T. Ryan, Germany. H. Keller, vice chairman of the R L'M 4SS their two children, Gladys, 18, committee chairmen. 'These will S.J., president. Robert J. Whitaker, M.S., has «lSl.eeH axa»llin and John, 17, have made Wheat- board, arrived in Denver July be named at the meeting July ______p iN V IR , COLORADO Frank Filchock Joining the chemistry depart been added to the physics de ridge, their permanent home. 12 for meetings with J. E. Mon 24. ment as instructor will be the partment at Regis as instruc tague, president, and officers Rev. William T. Miller, S.J. tor. He completed work on his and directors of the American TRY — * i i Father Miller will come to Reg master’s degree at St. Louis National Bank. is from the University of Cal University. Mr. Stans took office JH.Iomcmakcr’s ifornia at Berkeley. Mr. Whitaker was graduated last March 30 following the There he was engaged in re from Creighton University in corporation’s annual stock search in organic chemistry and Omaha in 1958. Since that time holders’ meeting. He succeed completing work for his doctor FIRST Department in addition to his work on his ed Oscar H. Keller, then presi- ate degree in the same sub Fiesta Dishes - Open Stock master’s degree, he taught at den, who was elected v i c e- Reliable and Friendly Firms ject. He received his doctorate Gifts - Hardware - Paint Patronize Those Creighton University and St, chairman. last June. Louis University. Glass • Toys Mr. Stans was appointed di Pipe ’Threading Father Miller was born in Both men, with others to be rector of the Bureau of the Bud Window Shades - Key Belleville, 111., and received his appointed later, will begin teach get by President Eisenhower on Duplicating seconary education there. He ing full-time at Regis with the SATRIANO ENGLEWOOD March 18, 1958. Prior to this received his A.B. and B.S. de opening of school in September. Open Friday & Monday Eves. appointment, he had been dep 32 Broadway PE. 3-2940 BRaTHERS Heoting Company uty director for six months. He Stnrlnf intlr* Enyffwood ind was Deputy Postmaster General JANITOR Dmver A m from 1955 to 1957. SERVICE Aothorlzfd Lm m x DMitr Seminary Friends For outstanding professional Maurice H. Stans Fumiets ind Air Cendifloalno £CARPETS * lug CHid Upholstery achievements, Mr. Stans re- Room Size n I I ^ C All Makes Furnaces cei-ed the American Account S h a m p ^ n g and Smaller l \ w * Cempiefe House Installed, Serviced To Meet July 18 ing Association Annual Award GAIL STUDIOS Cleaning and Repaired in 1952, and the American In Largest laltetlons In tha City. stitute of Certified Public Ac 4R1I C LA YTO N A L . 54(01 The monthly meeting of the Mr. and Mrs. John Zimmer WEDDING PHOTOS * Hoot Woxing and Alum ni Speaker countants’ Annual Award in Furniture PolisMng * Heoting Friends of St. Andrew Avel- man, ways and means chair CHILDREN'S PHOTOS * Air Conditioning The story of the develop lino’s Seminary will be held at men, will present a new plan of 1954. He ,was elected to t h e 4— 4x5 $ ^ 0 0 * WaNs and Windows ment and progress of F o r d- Accounting Hall of Fame in Washed * Sheet Metal Work the seminary, 1050 S. Birch ticket distribution, which should 1—8 x 1 0 ______J > ham University, New York, Street, Denver, on Tuesday, greatly increase attendance at 1960. E.M.W. Ezpert • Dependable Phone SU 1-4494 was outlined July 5 to a July 18, at 8 p.m. the festival. He holds honorary LL.D. de All CItrgy and Nun Sittings where caah talks Insured Free Checkup and Eathnata gathering of Fordham alumni grees from niinois Wesleyan, ______at No Cost______2141 So. Broadway Day and Nlsht Service At the business meeting, plans Call Ut tor Pro* SitlmalM from the Colorado region. Fa From Spain DePaul, and Northwestern Uni • Phono A L 5-eSOI • SHennan 4-2754 3890 South Jason for the coming fall benefit will O L. S«S4 and OL. S42SS Frank Waters, Prop. ther Edward F. X. Kennedy, Following the business meet versities. He received his col SSM W . 44th Avo. be finalized. S.J., above, director of Ford- ing, a social hour will be held. lege education at Northwestern ham’s development program, The four new seminarians from and Columbia Universities. addressed the alumni reunion Spain will be guests at this In June of this year the In the Denver Hilton Hotel. Scientist time. Chamber of Commerce of the THE BEER THAT GLASS Bocon & Schramm Father Kennedy reported on All members of the society United States presented to Mr. CO. Cem poddoo Rtsoflng the physical and academic ex Will Speak and others interested in St. An Stans one of three 1961 “ Great MADE MILWAUKEE THe Rooftnp pansion on Fordham’s Rose drew’s Seminary are invited. Living American’’ awards. Root Repairing Hill campus in the New York FAMOUS (Bronx), where the university tA seisi 40M Briehaoa BM. At Loretta has been headquartered f o r Dr. M. Braunagel, associate C a 4-6S6$ more than a century. Ford- State Knights Name research scientist at the Martin ham founded by the Jesuit Company, is the next speaker Fathers in 1841, Is one of 28 in the summer lecture series at 15 District Deputies MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. colleges and universities in the Efoctrlcol Contracting & Repairing Loretto Heights, College. U.S. inheriting 400 years of state Deputy Thomas F. Hag- Independent, Grand Junction. ftg B ig g B M I Robert M. — Paul V. — H. T. Murray ig | n w w Jesuit teaching tradition. Dr. Braunagel’s lecture, “ Man erty of the Knights of Columbus District 7: Lawrence Into Space," will be Friday, Colorado State Council an Schaefer, Route 1, Fleming. STROHMINGER July 14, at 7:15 p.m. in the col nounces appointment of 15 dis District 8: Leroy Klepper, lege auditorium. The lecture se trict deputies for the fiscal year Box 302, Cheyenne Wells. NORTH DENVER _ ,1^ Electric Co. ries, arranged for students at 1961-1962 as follows: District 9: Patrick Dinges, 60 tending the 1961 summer ses District 1: Martin Bersano, S. 13th Avenue, Brighton. Licensed and Bonded sion at the Heights, is open to 1248 Aspen Court, Longmont. District 10: 'Ted Chiono, 706 MERCHANTS the public. District 2: Andrew J. Marte- Memorial Drive, Cortez. Member National Electrical Contractors Ass’n. Now a general consultant for lon, 4622 Vallejo Street, Den District 11: Vincent Brin, 770 117S Stout St. AC. 2-5733 the Ground Base Department at ver. School Street, Craig. TRY THE the Martin Company, Dr. Brau District 3: John A. Chisholm, District 12: Thomas Klausnsr, nagel holds bachelor of science 43 W. St. Elmo Street, Colorado Roggen. degrees from the University of Springs. District 13: Ervin Gentile, 610 NORTH DENVER North Dakota and the Univer District 4: John Dinise, 303 W. Second, Salida. GET THAT lAWNMOWER Hot Water for Twice sity of Notre Dame. Walsen Avenue, Walsenburg. District 14; Glenn L. Seubert, District 5: Joseph D. Garcia, 6801 Larsh Drive, Denver. OPTICAL Notre Dame also awarded 3160 Tejon 302 Bell Avenue, Alamosa. District 15: Michael J. Mul G L 54I22S SHARPENED NOW! The Job! him an M.S. in electrical en District 6: Paul Ouret, 800 lin, 148 N. Curtice, Littleton. gineering. He received his Dispensing Opticians ELWOOD • Slniiet • Knives * Scissors Day & Night Ph D. from Purdue, in electri DeWAYNE INGRAM FURNITURE SHARPENED cal engineering. JWeldln^ndfejderln|^I and! Democratic Club to Sponsor NEW A USED A native of North Dakota, Dr. 4022 Tennyson Street Furniture A Appliances Braunagel is married and has NEW and Used BIKES Annual Picnic for Orphans GRand 7-5759 tasy T* fftts-‘Ae Trac’c-F"'e Delivcr> Water five children. The Braunagels Terms - Trades ?90'5 A 25l^i ive. CE. 3-41T- There will be free rides, field Eaperl Blkt Repairing are members of St. Mary’s For the 58th year the Demo Heaters Parish, Littleton. cratic Club of Denver will play events, balloons, popcorn, ice host to 700 to 1,000 orphans at rustproof— Ust for cream and punch for those in NORTH DENVER LIQUOR STORE ROSS HARDWARE yoars. Tha 3D-^aMon the annual picnic to be held at Th« firms listtd htrt deserve attendance, according to R. E. Domestic and Imported 6420 E. Colfax FL. 5-5330 modal doas a 40^allon to be remembered when you ere Elitch Gardens Saturday, July iobl distributing your patronage in “Mig” Williams, picnic chair Open Nights Till 9 p.m. the different lines of business. 22, from 1:30 to 5 p.m. WINE AND LIQUORS man. All orphanages in the Den Cold Beer — Mixes — Pop ver metropolitan area are in rficrrjly Liquor Srofo vited. ELDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY SLATTERY CALL GL 5-4723 for FREE DELIVERY m a Many clowns will enter Edilh ond Carmine Lombardi, Prop •VT M. 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JERUSALEM (Jordan): Full-day excursion via Bethany to An audience with the Holy Father will be requested by the Laiarus' Tomb, House of Mary and Martha, Good Samaritan North American College in Rome to afford you an op^rtu- Inn, Dead Sea. Jericho. Elisha's Fountain, Walls of Jericho, nity to receive the Apostolic Blessing. Mount ot Temptation and the River Jordan. Return to Kidron LOURDES: Masses are celebrated throughout the morning WONDERFUL Valley; visit the Virgins' Pool. at the Miraculous Grotto and the Basilica of Our Lady. During the day, join the Procession of the Blessed Secre- DAYS JERUSALEM (Jordan): Morning tour to the Mount of Olives. ment, followed by the Blnting of the Sick. In the evening, Visit the Place of Ascension and the Church of Pater Noster, the Torchlight Prxession, in which you chant the "Ave Garden of Gethsemane and Church of Agony. Afternoon tree. Maria" in concert with thousand of pilgrims carrying ATHENS: Morning tour to the Archaeological Museum, Zeus, lighted tapers, « climaxed by the Rosary and Benediction in the Grotto. Out overhead la low and so ore $1,566.20 Hadrian's Arch, the Metropolis, the Byiantiae Church of Please Patronize our prices. Aghios Eleftherios, and the Acropolis (visit the Propyleea, PARIS: Full-dey excursion to the Shrine of St. Theresa of Temple of Wingless Victory, the Parthenon, the ErKhthion Lisieux. Visit the birthplace of St. Theresa, Carmelite Con Your REGISTER Furniture — Appliancos — Talo- with The Caryatides end the Museum). vent, Shrine, Cathedral of St. Peter, the Bishopric and the vition — Sttroo From New York Basilica of St. Theresa. Advertisers and Ma|or Brands DEPARTING SEPT. 17 VIA TRANS WORLD AIRLINES Mention GLENDALE FURNITURE ! 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If He does not grant our own, the rule attributed to S t Society it 8t Colambaa not to make a general attack soipetimes accompanied by bru petitions, we have not prayed John Chrysostom: “To pray as Saigon, Vietnam. — Cath on religion in the south. Their tal mutilation. with attention or what we ask is if all depended on God, and to olics suffer like the rest of immediate objective is appar Everywhere the terrorist in bad for us. work as if aU depended on us.” the population from the ter- ently to paralyze government tention is plain. Anyone may and to intimidate the people into be caught in the line of ruth r o iim that forms the chief co-operating with them. less Communist fire. element of the Communist The means they use are am On May 15, for instance, 12 guerilla offensive of Southern bushes, midnight raids for rice Vietnamese Sisters of Provi Vietnam. and money tributes, and “ exe dence started in a small bus So ter the Communist “ liber- cutions” of village and district from Pnompenh in Cambodia atltm forces," .as they style officials. The executions are of- for Cantho in southwest Viet nam. They were coming to make their annual retreat. Well inside Vietnam their bus had a minor collision with a careless V cyclist. N c Nuns Killed, Wounded 1 The police were called in to verify the facts. When they ar m rived, hidden Communists open ed fire from the ricefields. Sis ter Ho thi Hoa, 36, a graduate rfurse, who was standing on the road behind the vehicle, was killed. Another sister, inside the bus, was wounded. Late last April, Father James 1 C Nguyen Van To was kidnaped on “Suppose one of yon has a friend, because his friend persists, he wiU a road in the Vinh Long Dio to whom he goes at midnight and rise and give him as many as he cese, south of Saigon. No trace says: Triend lend me three loaves;’ needs.” How much more will our of him has been found. He is be and he answering from within says: heavenly Father grant us favors if lieved to have been taken by ‘Don’t bother me; the door is now we ask them from Him with confi the Viet Cong (Communists). fastened.’ I tell you, though he will dence and perseverance. Thus Our Last January, two missionary not give them to him (at first), yet Lord would encourage us in prayer. priests and a catechist were ambushed while traveling in a small car over a mountain side- road toward a remote all-Catho- lic village in Kontum province. Hidden assailants opened fire R£6ism from the jungle, killing the cat If . V, I ! £^^1^ into Priesthood echist. Communist agents had been in the area. Toimg boys of the San Antonio area leave their pets at the Other priests have been un door for a special series of week-long vocation workshops at B K O tK 6i2 q a B i^ ie t der attack while traveling. St John’s Seminary, which also contains the famed Mission One, riding in a car on a 1543?-1627 ^ Conception. Blore than 500 boys attend Mass in the mission country road recently, was and pray there In a-scbednle which Includes conferences, saved by his Breviary, in classes, and ‘recreation designed to give them a glimpse of which the attacker’s bullet Zeal for medical truth, char priestly life. imbedded Itself. scaW thP ws ity for the patient, two elements Familiar Pattern never to be separated in the Priests who formerly lived in care of the sick, met in this Voice oi America At the time of the Reforma great member of the Brothers North Vietnam say that the pres tion, according to estimates ent stage of the Communist Has New Opening of St. John of God. about two-thirds of the Dutch Brother Gabriel was weU campaign in the south resem ACTING on a suggestion of people became Protestants. A ahead of his time in the theories bles that of about 1950 in the Senator Thomas J. Dodd of century ago Protestants still had north. Refraining from a frontal and practices of medicine and Connecticut, the Voice of an absolute majority of the pop attack on religion at first, they surgery. He was one of the first (Comment by Paul H. Hallett, Litt.D.) America has decided to begin ulation (54.5 per cent) and Cath turned to open persecution when to suspect the existence of certain major programs with olics accounted for 38.0 per cent Ernest Hemingway or universal values. He empha' well established. (NCWC Radio pathogenic microbes, a fact sized the appetites and aspira the opening words of the Dec of the people. And Meaning of Life and Wire) not finaliy confirmed until tions of the natural man, but laration of Independence. 300 years later. He de “We hold these truths to be Polish Reds WHETHER AMERICA’S late for him there were no absolute John Lee Playground manded that the poor famous novelist died by his values in life — no ideals, no self-evident, that all men are Gag Teachers be treated with deli Philadelphia.—A new 9500,000 own hand, as some friends principles. People, things, phys created equal, that they are FOUR PROFESSORS at the cacy and courtesy and playground in West Philadelphia think, we make no judgment; ical expressions, excitement, endowed by their Creator with Catholic University of Lublin, free of charge, neither does the Church of which food, pleasure — these alone has been named the John A. Lee certain inalienahle Rights, Poland, including Bishop Plotr for the love of he had been a negligent seem to have made up life in Recreation Center in honor of a that among these are Life, Kalwa of Lublin, chancellor of God—a principle member. But Ernest Heming Hemingway’s novels, which he Negro CathoUc who died in 1958 Liberty, and the Pursuit of tbe university, were banned etemaUy valid in way did not have in his writ smeared with huge blotches of at the age of 73. In 1955, Mr. Happiness. by tbe Communist regime medicine as well ings that sense of the meaning profanity and obscenity. Nor Lee received the Vercelli “ That to secure these rights, from teaching at the insUtu- as religion. of life that makes suicide ab- was he above blasphemy in Award, the highest honor given Governments are instituted tion because it refused to hold ' horrent. his youth, though he did seem by the National Holy Name among men, deriving their lectures on Communist theory. Union. Mr. Lee, who devoted In addition to Bishop Kalwa, Hemingway, who was buried to have a certain respect for just powers from the consent much of his free time to neigh of the governed. . .” who is a professor of canon in the public cemetery of Ketch- >uns, and he was honest enough borhood youth programs, had 11 law, the professors were Jan urn, Ida., where he resided, to admit the outrages of the children, two of whom are Ob Nowickl, dean of the canon had the benefit of prayers of so-called Loyalists in the Span Teaching Religion ish Civil War. late Sisters of Providence. law faculty; Jozef Majka, pro fe r ^ by a priest, but there Requires Permit fessor of the philosophy of re was no question of a Catholic HEMINGWAY’S GREAT POP THE CEYLONESE GOVERN- ligion; and Boleslaw Kumor, funeral since he did not live a ULARITY can be explained in Cites lire as Ideal ment took another step against professor of Church history. Catholic life. The prayers were part by his masterly use of the Church when it ruled that at his family’s request. simple declarative sentences, Catholic Community catechism cannot be taught Oppose Loons 100 Will Attend Hemingway's oldest son, John, which created a vivid illusion without a permit, even outside Dublin. — Cardinal Julius To Private Schools when asked by reporters wheth of reality, and by the appeal school hours. IN A LETTER sent to 500 YSC Study Week er his father was a practicing that the brutal life of which he Doepfner of Munich praised Ire In addition, the regime of land as “ an ideal Catholic com Protestant Bishops and church Chicago. — The high school Catholic at the time of his wrote had for some young peo Premier Sirimavo Bandaranaike officials, the National Council of munity.” He was in Dublin for has ruled that foreign teachers division of the Young Christian death, said; “ He actually was ple. Churches charged that “ Roman celebrations marking the 1,500th of religion must leave the island Students will hold its annual n ^ No.” But in order to write great Catholic interests are jeopardiz anniversary of St. Patrick’s when their present residential THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF novels one must know the mean' ing the federal aid bill to pub Study Week from Aug. 21 to 25 death permits expire and that re the writer’s conversion and his ing of life, and without religion lic schoois.” at St. Benedict’s College, Atch ative peace for the Church. Ireland’s “ greatest possible ligious personnel living in pre participation in the Church may there is no meaning in it. That Designed to block proposed Devoted to Teaching, Julia became a dynamo. She spiritual asset,” the German dominantly Buddhist districts ison, Kans. More than 100 YCS never be satisfactorily known. is why Hemingway, for all his federal loans to parochial Despite Revolution taught, she prepared children Cardinal continued, is that must move to Catholic areas leaders will attend. The late Father Daniel A. artistic excellence, will never schools, the letter said that “ UBERTY, EQUALITY and adults for the sacraments, “ the working class has re Ceylon’s Minister of Education Lord, S.J., wrote in for be known among our greatest “ while we recognize” the right The organization has an inter FRATERNITY!” was the cry of she organized works of charity. Sign mained faithful to the Church. joined the persecution by decid writers. of Catholics to “ work as citi national secretariat in Paris and the Jacobins in the French Rev And always she prayed. March, 19M, that Father Fran This is the one thing that would ing to build new schools to re zens for their interests, it is im olution of 1789. But for Cath cis X. Dougherty, pastor of a strike any churchman from the place those situated on church U.S. headquarters here. The By the age of 51, most men olics, especially for priests who Key West parish where Hem Continent who visits Ireland.” grounds, which will no longer be portant for non - Catholics to movement works to improve and women are satisfied to re Cardinal Curbs remained steadfast to Rome, ingway spent some time, told Cardinal Doepfner paid trib- used. Temporary buildings will work with equal diligence for student society, especially in the there was no liberty or equal him t o t the author “never 1 3 to the organization of the be erected to replace the church what they consider best for the Latin Critics areas of leisure, school, and ity, only imprisonment and the misses Sunday Mass,” although schools that cannot be separated country and for all t h e Dublin Patrician Congress. specter of the guillotine. he always stood in the back of Vatican City. — A criticism “ Though we Germans,” he from adjoining churches. churches.” parish life. the church. of those who would devote less noted, “ have been praised for Until the glut of blood sicken ed the nation and brought an HONSIGNOR MATTHEW attention to the study of Latin our ability as organizers, I Anglican Primate end to the reign of terror, the SMITH'seemed to have had the was published in Osservatore mu'-t say that this congress will Plans Papal Visit Romano. Cardinal Antonio Quick Action Foils Plot life of the Church had to be inost direct and reliable word remain as a model of how such THE NEW ANGLICAN PRI Bacci, 75-year-old Secretary of conducted in silence, nursed about his later religious prac a congress ought to be organ MATE said in a national tele Briefs to Princes, who has writ along by local Catholics who tices when he reported in his ized.” vision interview that like h i s ten in Latin more than 100 en harbored their priests and strug Listening In of Jan. 1, 1941, the pi idecessor. Dr. Geoffrey Fish- To Ivacuate Lovanium cyclicals for three Popes, wrote gled to keep lit in the minds words of a Seattle Redemptor- he hopes to visit His Holi- the article. Leopoldville, The Congo. — es and cordoning off the cam of French children the flame of ist priest in Idaho about a year ne's Pope John XXIII at the “ It is sad to see today,” he Swift action by students and of pus. Christian truth. pre^ous. Said the late editor- Vatican. said, “ those whose task should ficials of this city’s Lovanium The vice rector and secretary in-chief: be to defend the heritage of T have little doubt that one University averted, at least protested that the campus was AMONG THESE quiet heroes “ Hemingway should be a their fathers, the backbone of day I shall be going to see the temporarily, the need to evac private property and without was Julia Frances Postel. st. Mary-Magdalen Postel Catholic. He has been seen at our culture, seek instead, Pope,” Archbishop Michael uate the institution’s buildings authorization not even the UN Bom to John and Teresa Pos Feast Day Jnly 16 tending Mass — and walking through a misunderstanding of Ramsey of Canterbury, spiritual to make way for the reconven could enter. The troops left. tel, Nov. 28, 1756, in the small out during the sermon. But the head of the Church of England, port of Barfleur, France, Julia educational values, to abolish ing of parliament. The university’s administra main safely in their familiar Redemptorist’s letter gives a said. His first objective as Pri early in life took a private vow little by little the study of tive council held several emer routine—but not Julia. She had viewpoint of the author’s Cath- mate is Christian unity, he add The first indication that such of virginity and determined to Latin.” gency sessions. Cables were concluded that individual efforts o lid ^ never made clear be an action might be forced upon devote - her life to the service In a broadcast of his article, ed. He said he feels the best were not enough to revitalize sent to the rector. Monsignor of God and her neighbor. fore in print. The priest, know Vatican Radio observed that thing now is to consolidate the the Catholic school was a re Luc Gillon, then in the U. S. After leaving the convent France, and she set out to or ing litUe about Hemingway, authoritative articles have de work already done to promote port in Courier d’Afrique, Later that day UN electricians school in which she was edu ganize a community to under asked him point-blank about his clared that Latin will be the Christian unity. which said that the parliament and telephone linemen arrived cated, Julia, then only 18, open take the w o rt faith. Archbishop John Heenan of would meet in the university official language of the forth to begin special installations. ed a school for girls in her “ HIS ANSWER was frank. Liverpool, a close friend of the buildings 12 miles south of the SHE FOUNDED her congre coming ecumenical council. When they produced no author native city. There she devoted ‘Father, I’m a disgrace to the Stressing the importance of new Primate, attended the en capital and that immediate de gation, the Sisters of the Chris parture of all personnel had ity they, too, were asked to herself quietly to her chosen Church. I'm not a good Catho Latin as the official language of thronement dinner given by the tian Schools of Mercy, and es been ordered. The source of the leave. apostolate for the next five lic. Besides, I don’t like such the Church, Cardinal Bacci new Primate in Lambeth Pal tablished a school in Cherbourg. On 'Family' Show announcement remained a mys years. books as teU about conversions said, “ The teaching and content ace, his London headquarters. Students Protest If Julia, now Mother Mary- You see. Father, in the last tery. Magdalen, expected a quiet life of the Church’s best-known doc Henry B. King, a prominent The Archbishop did not attend THEN BURST the revolution. WIT (in Italy) I thought I was An' official letter of requisi of dedicated service, she was uments, written over the cen Catholic layman whose ap the enthronement itself in Can The university, which had Julia and her school had to go dying and those around me did tion from the central govern mistaken. turies in a language that is the pearances on the NBC radio terbury Cathedrai. received no official notificati- underground. Many priests in too; and so I was baptized’.’’ ment arrived the next morn mother of others, has not network program, “Family ion, learned that while tbe the area aligned themselves Her infant community grew The priest told him that there ing, but no action was an changed, and has handed down Living, 61” drew record mail Dutch Catholics’ Congolese government was with the God-hating regime, slowly. It was forced to move would be Mass next morning nounced. The students held a the truth in a most genuine way, response, has been named Numbers Grow considering another site for and Julia, at the risk of her time after time to avoid jealous nearby. “ WeU, I’U be in bed,’’ moderator of the show. The general assembly and drew up without danger of dispute over C.4THOLICS OUTNUMBER the meeting, certain UN offi life, converted part of her home battles with other congregations. said Hemingway. 40-year-old Spring Lake, N. J., an official protest. A telegram its interpretation.” Protestants in The Netherlands cials urged the Lovanium site into a chapel where the loyal The sisters were often on the Hemingway was superstitious businessman is the father of ’was sent to UN Secretary Gen verge of starvation. Finally, 12 for the first time since the as a pretext to remove all Catholics of the area could hear —a weakness often found in in 13 children, seven of whom eral Dag Hammarskjold. A stu Mass and receive the sacra years after she had found^ it, Sister-Scientist Reformation, according to pre Belgians and to lessen the tellectuals without religious con are altar hoys and one of dent press conference preceded ments from the Abbe Lamar- the community was reduced by liminary census figures releas university’s effectiveness as a victions. Morristown, N. J.—Sister Ma whom sings in the parish a two-hour demonstration by che, who had refused to take a famine to four members, the ed here. Catholic institution. Hemingway’s last novel. The rian Jose, assistant professor of choir. A member of St. Cath 350 students. the odious oath of allegiance to same number with which she Old Man and the Sea, was F.,ial census results are not I chemistry at the College of St erine's Parish, Spring Lake, Swift Indignation That day and the next only the new government. had started. a master work of art; b u t Elizabeth and researcher in Mr. King is on the parish yet available, but tbe prelimi-i the small permanent contingent Her home was searched re Hemingway, like his characters, cancer growth processes, has Catholic Family Life Commit nary totals show: Catholics Reaction at the Lovanium of Tunisian UN troops were peatedly, but the soldiers, who THIS SEEMING DISASTER lived on the surface of life, received a grant from NATO, tee and a leader of the Chris number 4,900,000 or 40.5 per cent was swift indignation, since it present on campus. The trench apparently admired her good proved the turning point in the without looking beyond. the Max Planck Instiftite, and tian Family .Mo.'ement and of a total population of 12 mil had not yet been officially in es were left unfinished. The ness and her work with chil fortunes of the congregation. IN 1954, shortly after his last the National Science Founda Cana conferences. Mr. King lion; Protestants number 4.500.- formed of the opening of par barbed wire and barricades had dren, professed to have found The devoted service rendered novel. Dr. Ralph A. Klinelelter, tion to attend the second inter replaces Arlene Francis as 000 or 37.5 per cent of the pop liament. Two days after the disappeared. Rumors spread in nothing. by the sisters to other victims of Duquesne University, wrote national symposium in protein moderator of the twice weekly ulation; There are 2.100.000 per newspaper story was published, the city and on campus, but the of the famine attracted such a that “ beyond Hemingway’s writ analysis to be held at the Max show which has an estitnated sons without religious affiliation 250 Indian troops arrived at date for reopening parliament THE YE.\R 1801 marked a large number of recruits that ing skills there is sawdust.” He Planck Institute in Grottingen, listening audience of 37 mil r.nd 490,000 in the “ other” cate- the university and began erect had been postponed. [NCWC concordat between the Pope and the community was hard press- lacked all concept of absolute Germany, Sept. 4-15. lion persons. gory. ing barbed wire, digging trench- Radio and 'Wire] the French government and rel-'ed to find room for them all.
Letter to Hero, 'Address Unknown'
