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IS LAN TO TRANSFER REMAINS OF PIONEER BISHOPS Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1938—Permission to Reproduce, Excepting New Students for Diocese on Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Archbishop’s Body Accepted for St Thomas^ Seminary Is Expected to Get Ten students for the Diocese are expected to be enrolled at St. Columbus and Mt. St. Mary’s sem DENVER OLTHOLiC Tu who will enter St. Thomas’ seminary this year, ac inary, Cincinnati. He was adopted nomas seminary this fall were cording to the Very Rev. Dr. announced this week by the Chan Thomas D. Coyne, C.M., president. the last school term into the Dio cery office. New Resting Place No changes in the faculty at the cese of Denver from the Diocese ifi than 100 students from seminary have been made. The of Columbus. Mr. Faistl will en lo dioceses and three archdioceses seminary will open Sept. 13. ter St. Thomas’ seminary this fall, going into the third year of Construction on P. R. Gallagher Building at Short biographies of the new theology. F ^ G I S T E R students for the Denver diocese Mt. Olivet Will Begin Next Week; follow: CHARLES THOMAS JONES. FRANCIS G. FAISTL. Born Born July 11, 1920, at Denver. The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Have 16 Crypts to Be Provided His elementary and high school Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, and Seven Smaller Services. •Registorials Nov. 19, 1914, at Columbus, 0. studies were taken at St. Philo- Elementary and high school studies mena’s school and Cathedral high The remains of the two first Bishops of Denver—^the were taken at the Cathedral school school, Denver. He is the son of VOL. XXXIV. No. 1. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, AUG. 25, 1938. $2 PER YEAR Most Rev. Joseph P. Machebeuf and the Most Rev. Nich and St. Charles Borromeo’s schools Mr. and Mrs. William E. Jones, ^ MEET A MAN WITH AN in Columbus. His college and semi olas C. Matz— will be moved from their graves at Mt. extraordinary memory 1129 Fillmore street, Denver, and Olivet cemetery into the new P. R. Gallagher memorial nary work to date has been at a nephew of Fathers Hubert and # ^ "S® ■ California St: Charles Borromeo’s college in chapel at the burial ground, just as soon as arrangements 'Ije^spapemian who vras born in Raymond Newell of the Denver Un-American Activities Turkey and who has a rare gift diocese and the Rev. John T. Two Noted are being forced on the attention of the great American public for can be made after the completion of the memorial. Con ■of languages stopped this writer Newell, S.J. (who is now serving the first time as the Dies Congre.ssional committee conducts its hear struction ■work on the memorial is to begin next week. It on the street and addressed him in British Honduras). This fall Mr. ings in Washington. Henry Frank is shown here (left) with Repre is also likely that the remains of the Most Rev. John Bap by name. Incredible as it seems, Jones enters the first year of college Catholics in sentative Harold Nosier of Ohio, a member of the committee. Mr. tist Pitaval, fifth Archbishop of he recognized the writer from a FR. ROREI SEES at St. Thomas’ seminary. Frank testified that many employes of the Federal Theater project Santa Fe, N. Mex., will be moved newspaper picture of a large in New York are in danger of losing their jobs if they don't join the into the memorial. Sixteen crypts, DONALD A. McMAHON. Born Leftist Workers’ alliance. *roup. Asked how he did It, he Dec. 29, 1919, at Colorado all of which are to be occupied said that he always had an en- Springs. His elementary and high Denver Dead by the r e s in s o^ Bishops, will be F I J l i E L L i e cyclopedic memory for details and Lin iE DflllRER school studies were made in the provided jn tn^; jnemorial. fell for some time as if he knew public schools of Casper, Wyo., and Plans jfor.r^e removal of the us because he reads the Regitier, St. Philomena’s and Cathedral Two distinguished Catholic resi bodies are still tentative, but it National Edition. The gentleman schools in Denver. He has com dents of Denver died in the past is likely that the transfer will be was bom of Armenian parents and pleted one year of college at Re few days—Miss Julia Clifford, ac private and that a service honor is a member of the Armenian rite IF GREII gis,* Denver. Donald is a brother tive though unobtrusive charity ing the memory of the Bishops of the Catholic Church, which is of Robert McMahon, who entered worker and a founder of the Denver will be held soon after. Public ruled by the Patriarch of Cilicia St. Thomas’ seminary two years Deanery centers, and Thomas A. services are held in Mt. Olivet and is in union with the Holy See. Danger of war in Europe, out ago. Donald will enroll in the Mostyn, descendant of English no twice a year. Clergymen of this rite use an side of Spain, is at a low ebb, said second year of college. He is the bility and a brother of the Most Bishop Joseph Projectus Mache The second service of the per cient Armenian, not I.atin, in their son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Mc Rev. Francis Mostyn, Archbishop Lturgy. As a boy our new-found the Rev. John Bonet, C.R., former beuf died July 10, 1889. For a petual novena in honor of the Mahon of 2600 E. Cedar avenue, of Cardiff, Wales. long time, his grave was not fit Sacred Heart takes place at Loyola friend was educated by the Chris- pastor of St. Cajetan’s church Denver. Mr. McMahon heads the Miss Clifford, 73, daughter of fcn Brothers and used to serve tingly marked; but Bishop J. church this Friday evening. For the here, upon his return from Rome, auditing department of the Denver one of Colorado’s early pioneers, people of the Jesuit parish this llass in the Latin rite every week Post. Henry Tihen personally erected a Italy, Saturday.- Father*Bonet at died Saturday at her home, 1370 monument over the grave and the particular Friday holds a special ^ y and in the Armenian rite Gilpin, after a short illness. every Sunday. We never met any tended a general council meeting JOSEPH T. McGRADY. Bom late Rev. William S. Neenan also attraction. The Rev. Charles Mc Miss Clifford came to Colorado had a memorial bust erected on Donnell, S.J., former pastor of the body who was more familiar with of the Theatine Fathers, held to Feb. 3, 1913, at Colorado Springs. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. both the Western and the Eastern elect a new superior general, the His grade and high school studies California street near 19th in Sacred Heart-Loyola parish and J. Clifford, more than 60 years ago. front of the Jloly Ghost church. builder of Loyola church, is to be liturgies of the Church. He chal Rt. Rev. John Llabres, C.R. were made in the public schools The trip from New Orleans was lenged us to test him on naming and St. Mary’s school of Colorado Bishop Nicholas Chrysostom Matz the speaker. They know him as As long as the dictators continue Springs. He had one year of made in a covered wagon. Mr. Clif died Aug. 9, 1917. A monument a fine priest and a great speaker, any Bishop in the United States to parade their armament strength ford owned a large' mercantile and when we picked out two in study at the Holy Angels’ college, was erected over his grave by his recalling ■with great pleasure his for the benefit of other countries, Buffalo, N. Y. He is the son of business in Breckenridge. After sister, Elizabeth Matz, who for many years in the parish, and they conspicuous sees he immediately and the smaller states remain aloof his death the family moved to Den named the present Ordinaries and Mr. and Mrs. James McGrady of many years was his housekeeper. from any entente alignments, the ver and made their home near what Archbishop Pitaval died May 23, their immediate predecessors. He European continent is compara (Turn to Page 4 — Colum n 3) is now 16th and Welton streets. said that for sheer amusement he 1928. He and the late Father Rob tively free from the danger of hos Miss Clifford’s brother, the late ert Servant were the first two often sits down and memorizes tility which has been threatened for Dr. J. J. Clifford, was one of the whole pages of telephone direc priests ordained in Denver. They the past few years believes Fa early physicians at St. Joseph’s received the sacrament together in tories! Dear Lord, how we could ther Bonet. Realization by all hospital. use such brains if we had them! Guild of Faith old St. Mary’s academy, ■where the European rulers that other na In 1881 Miss Clifford was grad Home Public market now stands. The man speaks Creek as fluent uated from St. Mary’s academy, ly as any Hellenic, but says that tions are equally- prepared for After serving for 25 years as a combat will exile war disturb Will Give Play being a member of the first class priest of the Denver diocese.