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Bishop Tang After To those whose “privilege it is to kneel before the Grotto of Mas- To Receive sabielle the hour at very of the Dream Fulfilled centenary of the first apparition 20 Public LOURDES Among pil- Staged of the Immaculate Virgin,” he Meetings Rerum Award grims part in the taking open- said, “join us in raising toward HONG KONG (NC) Bishop Dominic Vicar of Christ. ing day ceremonies at Lourdes Tang, S.J., We have been JERSEY CITY E the throne of divine Hugh Mercy your 10 little Administrator of here for three but were girls who, only Apostolic Canton, China, and two of his weeks, things Sheridan, impartial chairman of hymn of thanksgiving” for the two not days before, had no idea priests have been arrested and charged with “crimes are going to their liking, be- the New York City Trucking Au- favors distributed at Lourdes against that would be cause one us they every of is holding has been chosen over the course of a participat- the of Red China.” thority, as recip- century. government * in the celebra- out ient of ing centenary firmly. the 10th Rerum Novarum arrest was here two “ANSWER MARY’S tions. The reported by communist news- “How this course will Award appeal for long of St. Peter’s it College, works of and On the previous Wen Wei Pao and Ta go on tell it penitence Sunday papers, nobody can was announced this week. The charity, for the and collective a contestant radio who described the and undercover for months. personal night, on a Kung Pai,' agents—members may keep on But award will be Mar. 16. presented reforms which revealed that and his the we have recom- program her Bishop secretary as of the Patriotic Association of by grace of God and the dream mended to you,” he was to send 10 little leaders of a secret organization Chinese Catholics prayers of our brethren we will urged. to shout ac- "Let unanimous to Lourdes. She of Chinese hold out.” a determina girls won and anti-revolutionary cusations against Bishop Tang, tion open hearts and doors to the the French Cath- Catholics. at the It had also been learned that immediately 49, meetings. olic faithful observance of the welfare went The formal every in pre- organization v Meanwhile, persecution of the charges placed priest Raying, Kwang- of the Savior. Let a to work to make her him the See of cepts suppli- dreams Church in other sections of South against the communist tung province, city by cation arise from the late everywhere to- come true. China has increased. A mes- government are restatements Maryknoll Bishop Fran- ward God in behalf of the Church Chosen to be sent to Lourdes insults cis S. has been taken sage from in that area of the and accusations Ford, to a priest for her in either freedom wherever oppres- luxury coaches were two lit- relates which he bore in silence Swatow Canton for that many priests have dur- or spe- sion is rampant, for her tle blind two vic- cial exten- girls, polio CIVITAS DEI: Poster the been forced to brain- ing those demonstrations. indoctrination courses. announcing Vatican’s par- undergo sion to all people and for tims, two orphans, two cripples “crimes” This was done after peace in washing at gun point. Among which the they ticipation the Brussels Universal Exhibition in the world.” and two who is pic- refused 12-year-olds have communist press here said unanimously to cooper- were been tured above. is Then the asked taking the at home Nearing completion the Vatican’s BISHOP TANG’S the ate in in Pope for a place arrest came imputed to Bishop were: any way establishing a special sacrifice of their dead mothers. Civitas Dei of which after patriotic association in their dio- by the suffer- (City God) exhibit, will carry out a series of 20 public de- • Publishing and circulating ing. “Let the sick,” he said, the theme of the exhibition, which “all nations nunciation meetings which he documents from the See cese. by will Holy to their had “join prayer the gen- of reported miracles and the work able been forced to attend. They condemning communism and the be to present and defend their of their conception of erous offering suffer- of the Lourdes Medical Bureau. began last Dec. 19. The Reds em- Patriotic Association of Chinese and ings, and let happiness the means to achieve it.” Labor religious souls of- thousands of ployed apostate Catholic laymen Catholics. Although physical Urges fer a willing immolation of cures have been Lour- • Forbidding Legion of reported at Mary their consecrated life.” members des, only 51 have been proclaimed to sign a government- Law Concluding his message, he prepared document Sunday as miraculous by the Church. describing granted to all American Ambassadors Praise the pilgrims, “as the legion as a reactionary or- HARRISBURG In co- a of AUTHORITIES Lourdes have pledge many graces which at ganization engaged in espionage will warned individuals operation with the church we hope come from this Mar- to join pil- for the . ian if the Hugh E. Sheridan jubilee,’’ his apostolic bless- grimages they wish to be sure Catholic Overseas Relief Work • Trying to and groups, Pennsylvania give help as- of The ing. lodgings within a 60-mile sistance award Is conferred annual to American Catholic State Federation of Labor Before the radius of the city. Visitors have ly on a Catholic who has distin- message was read NEW YORK United States the foods missioners imprisoned surplus daily feeding ever, because the size of the in Red has announced a to the also been year-long pilgrims, the in cautioned to be the guished himself in the field of Pontiff, a on Ambassadors to Italy and Spain programs carried on in Spain China. by working population also has in- program to for radio transmission direct lookout for and fight a relations from pickpockets con- here the Catholic The stronger labor-management tribute to overseas Relief Services in co- still commv!nists also de- state law by Vatican fidence paid creased, many people are his recited the Angelus men. against Sunday mer- fidelity to the of City, relief program carried on with the U. S. nounced for principles by operation Depart- or on the borderline Bishop Tang having Catholics who visit unemployed chandising. the social —prayers recalling the Archan- Lourdes Catholic Relief National ment of constitutes Catholic Papal encyclicals. Services, Agriculture of want.” praised a youth who the A. federa- In the gel Gabriel's message to during jubilee year, which Conference. of went to Joseph McDonough, past 26 years, Mr. Mary Catholic Welfare “one the most successful peo- prison rather than deny tion she to be the ends Feb. 1959, add- said he would Sheridan has decided than announcing was 11, can gain a John Davis Ambassador efforts carried AMBASSADOR Zellerbach his faith and also for president, more Lodge, ple-to-people being having Mother of Christ. indulgence name a 25-member committee 1,460 None has been plenary providing they and James D. Zeller- in the world.” ed that the country’s economic condemned the disputes. re- to on anywhere “hate confession Spain, public which would draw go to and receive Com- had been increased trials” up for versed, although a number were WITH Ambassador to voiced The American said problems by of Chinese plans THE OPENING of the bpch, Italy, diplomat landowners. munion. In the campaign directed to carried to the N.Y. State Court addition, they must in recorded a flow of from behind Arrested with legisla- centennial this their praise messages that 2,500,000 escapees year, town some Spanish Bishop Tang tive action of lying pray for the return of those who the Curtain. in 1959. The state’s Appeals and one to the U.S. delivered at the eastern children Iron were his Rev. at the foot of the in regional receive neces- secretary, Yen Pyrenees have from the “vitally current law dates Court. strayed diocesan directors of and Sunday closing Supreme Church, meeting of supplements of milk and “By working with these es- Teh-keng, a priest identified southwestern France is all set sary to the conversion of the back 1794 and carries a sinners, the 1958 Relief and Father Lee. $4 for its greatest invasion Catholic Bishops Cheese to their capees in refugee centers only as MR. of by establishment of inadequate fine for violation. SHERIDAN, president pil- peace, and lib- Fund The fund for their grims. No less than Appeal. Bishops’ diet” and that an additional by helping to arrange Sheridan and Duncan of 11,500 for the THE MESSAGE Cos., one pil- erty Church. relief of the finances the work of the families to the United States telling IN the grimages are scheduled to visit 1,500,000 needy and. emigration NASHVILLE, Tenn., mean- larger local trucking concerns brainwashing said that Catholic “they the Marian where St. of agency. individuals in the and other countries, a court has issued in New York has been in the city Berna- THOUSANDS pilgrims assist- “participate want break while, chancery City, us to off from the The meeting was one of a ser- distribution Relief Services eases Italy's dette Soubirous witnessed 18 ed at the regular of Ameri- a permanent injunction against trucking business since 1917. opening ceremonies, held the thousands throughout foods.” burden and assists sales local in apparitions. attending a Mass offered ies being can Sunday by a grocer In 1940, with the of by for the approval Pierre country in preparation who have known communism Vatican Issuing the first suit of its kind in the Estimates of the Bishop Theas of Tarbes Ambassador Zellerbach said labor and management, Mayor number of 12th Laetare to establish themselves in a and Lourdes. Before the annual Sunday the Catholic state. The issued who will visit Lourdes relief agency was one injunction was LaGuardia Mr. Sheri- pilgrims Mass, Lourdes appointed the (Mar. 19) eollection fof IbgJßish- new life.” Stamps on the that the from people of of the “leading organizations grounds grocer dan impartial charman of the, range 6,000,000 te 10,000,- Lourdes—including Relief Fund. Minimum ops* goal VATICAN was the of 000. some kinsmen of Bernadette through which American agricul- Answering his own question, j CITY (NC) _ A damaging business trucking industry. He has subse- for the to be carried on other made their in drive, tural hu- “Do the of appre- new series of grocery stores which re- been French way procession surpluses are to people Spain stamps commem- quently called In by other ■ trains a/one will the put carry from the in 16,300 parishes throughout has been the 100th mained closed on that in ac- Church of the manitarian use abroad.” ciate the help that sent orating anniversary day mayors to settle various contro- 2,000,000 pilgrims. French rail- Sacred Heart down the is of the of the Lourdes cordance with state law land, $5,000,000. to them the people apparitions was dating versies. roads have for 800 winding “We who stationed by arranged spec- are over- back streets of the town to the United States?” Ambassador issued here Feb. 11 the Vat- to 1803. ial trains. great said that he by In 1942, the National War Labor All will be AMBASSADOR Lodge seas,” "are im- equipped basilica built into continued, of ican Post Office. the mountain- told how a delegation In the Real Estate Board him with at first hand the Lodge Omaha, appointed to adjudi- ambulance coaches, pressed by good special side above the grotto of the children came the in The series is of six kitchens to embassy denom- Board a to cate contract of the and a so Catholic Relief Services accom- rejected suggestion disputes relay system inations and apparitions. December, 1955, and presented depicts three for a ban on Sunday in several that leaders Pope Approves plishes in relieving misery, in- push legal trucking industry larg- pilgrimage can re- him with a check for $25,000 to scenes: St. Bernadette behold- business but voted 84-60 to seek cities main in Presiding at the opening was creasing human happiness and er in upper New York State. constant touch with their aid flood victims in the Blessed sick Cardinal Gerlier of He Ashes Connecticut. ing Virgin; a voluntary pledges from business About that time his decision for fellow travelers and lead them in Lyons. Blessing creating friendship for our coun- fund was made the also at Pontifical Ves- He said the up person praying at Lourdes firms to close on Sunday. Mean- the in New prayers and meditation. preached try. It is a program of which trucking industry small donations from grotto; and the Blessed pers in mid-afternoon. After In The of the board will an ad- as Evening all Americans should be proud.” very Virgin while, begin York City, known the “Sheri- Transatlantic liners on both children. appearing as the Immaculate sell the the Benediction there was a Euchar- Pius poor vertising program to pub- dan Award,” became a pattern northern and southern routes VATICAN CITY “In the Pope post-war years Italy istic procession. Conception. lic on Sunday closings. for the the have almost An evening has to re- industry throughout continuous bookings XII granted permission has made economic prog- great from ended the It defines work- to torchlight procession the of ashes and have country. wages, February September. peat blessing during ress many new jobs conditions duties. airline services opening day’s activities. Mass Ash No ing and Special have been evening on Wednesday. been he said. “How- created,” Ordinary For three the arranged. There will also be foot days preceding The Papal decree, published by SECRETARY of Labor Maurice opening of the pilgrimages, and others jubilee year a Osservatore Romano, Vatican | coming | In Lithuania Tobin designated Mr. Sheridan in triduum was held ih by bicycle and car and bus. the parish City daily, stated: Bender 1948 as arbitrator to ad- church as a Academy impartial follow-up to a period “Acting the request of a VATICAN CITY (NC) HOLLAND of upon minister a five year peace pact. IS sending 30,000! perpetual adoration of the of Ordinaries and with a number Schools death of Casimir both the pilgrims and 2,000 sick Blessed Sacrament. Tops The Bishop This was supported by in 26 j favorable of the Sacred judgment and the unions. While special trains. There will be 164! work continues Paltarokas of Panevezys, re- employers Meanwhile, on His Holi- In Congregation of Rites, the effects trains from Pius Subscriptions the pact has expired, special Belgium fori X on which confirmed leaves I {St. Basilica, ness Pius XII to Or- cently here, Pop? grants NEWARK A mathemati- were so great that unions and 115,000 Free workmen roof 1 pilgrims. transpor-j j have-finished con- dinaries the to allow the Lithuania with no Catholic faculty cal error in the have continued the of- is being Interior cropped up employers jlation arranged by some! Jstruetion. furnishings blessing of the ashes—which, ac- free fullfill his of- dioceses for computation of school pinners Ordinary to. fice of the arbitrator. | those too poor to j j will be fully installed before Mar. to the must be cording rubrics, in the 1957 fice. their own 25. the date Advocate Subscrip- Mr. Sheridan is a past grand | pay way. set for the consecra- the known as performed on day tion who died One airline has tion of the Crusade, published last Bishop Paltarokas, knight of Knickerbocker Council. Belgian char- immense underground Ash in the morn- Wednesday only week. Jan. of the tered 100 to church built 4 at the age 82, was Knights of Columbus; a past special planes at a cost of $5,000,- ing before high Mass to be re- handle school in all divisions is to func- the load of daily 000. Top only Ordinary permitted trustee of New York Chapter, | flights also before evening Mass peated Bender Memorial tian after seizure of Lithuania I It to make, The built Academy, by Knights of Columbus and a past expectp church was under- in those churches where evening with 92%. Russia in 1940. The German ground that it Elizabeth, In second Bishop grad warden of New York State Coun- j railways are reserving so would not alter Mass is celebrated with usually and third took the duties of 11 trains which will shuttle back the places are Lacor- ually over some cil. appearance of the Domaine faith- a large attendance of the forth daire, Upper Montclair, with of his exiled and imprisoned fel- | and between Lourdes and of Our Lady wWh is dominated the ful" 79%, and St. Vincent’s, Bay- low Bishops until age and poor principal German cities all! by the basilica built in her honor The decree was signed by Car- health forced him to restrict his ,in 1876. onne, with 78%. summer long. Another shuttle! Designed in the shape of Prefect of the activities. Dispensation will fish— dinal Cicogpani, Winner in Division I of the j service operate from Spain.j Ia a liturgical symbol—the of and Arch- Cross-channel Congregation Rites, high schools is Oak Knoll, Sum- For Fob. 22 service is being basilica will acommodate 20,000 IN 1955, HE consecrat- Alfonso the secretly bishop Cartnci, con- with 53%. for 80,000 I in a air-conditioned mit, A from the (arranged pilgrims from] vaulted, nave. ed two Bishops so that the hier- dispensation gregation’s secretary. I Great Britain. ' Another event scheduled for Lenten fast bas been would not be de- granted archy entirely of the ! Thousands—many whom sold centennial year is exhi- One is in both the Archdiocese of an stroyed. Auxiliary Bishop bition or cars to raise money for of Marian art from the Julius Steponavicius of Pane- Newark and the Diocese of jland the be coming from and Keb. trip—will French Spanish Pyrenean Father Gannon Hits vezys; the other is Auxiliary Paterson for Saturday, | Argentina Included will be 80 regions at the Museum of the Bishop Petras Mazelis of Telsiai. 22, Washington's Birthday. 'doctors who will study the cases Pyrenees from to October. Bishop Vincas Borisevicius of April Telsiai in Education Critics was arrested 1946 and condemned to death. It is not known whether the sentence was Americans NEW YORK Rev. Robert J. presi- 30,000 Gannon, S.J., past carried out. Expected characterized as “unfortunate" dent of Fordham University, Auxiliary Bishop Pranas Ra- ASH WEDNESDAY: On Ash Wednesday, the begin- manauskas of Telsiai was deport- statements by three Catholic educators criticizing Catholic ning of Lent, ashes are received by the faithful. As the To Make Lourdes ed to Siberia where he if re- Pilgrimage education. priest makes the Sign of the Cross with the ashes on higher ported to be doing forced labor at the 89th reunion of the Manhat- each that NKW YORK—More than 30.- centennial More Ameri- of at least U. Speaking banquet at Abyz. person’s forehead he says: “Remember, man, year ' one S, pilgrim- Americana than in the 1950 will be broadcast behind tan College Alumni Association, Both the Bishops consecrated thou art dust and unto dust thou shalt return." The 000 are expected to can* Holy age "unfortbnate in la of the talks were Paltarokas make centennial year pilgrim- Yeear," how they lum it the Iron Curtain. The he said that one result by Bishop are free, ashes are group obtained, by burning blessed left over “excessive but their activities palms to the famous French up will be of Americans criticism has been varying , degrees, particularly are severely ages composed a from the since they were written in limited. previous Palm Sunday. shrine of Our l-edy of Lourdes, Their prediction* have been of Csech and Shiv ah self-abasement” on the part of ancestry crusading fervor which led tour directors have estimated. echoed by the Lourdes pilgrim and led by Abbot Ambroee L. educators and journalists. The their authors into verbal indis- are being bureau. Lourdes effirials Ondrak, 0.5.8., of St. Proco- theme of the critical statements, Pilgrimages spon- agr wide Jazzand that the had been cretions that made for sored by more than SO U. S. announced they expect pius Abbey, Lisle, 111. he said, was that there but left dioceses and archdioceses, and influi of tourist* to in publicity, enduring ordinary • "vast, complacency" respon- Artists' Theme Two air pilgrimages for the On the 29 a of and misunderstand- Inside in instances the will reach total nearly tk.tMN- sible and that this scars many ... pilgrtms quarters com- sick are planned. Directed by (NC) be led a member of the -000 Accommodation* to hold had to be upset vio- ings.” COLOGNE, Germany by the placency MARRIAGE AFTER Assuinptionist Fathers, “The secular its The annual discussion series the is discussed by American *,•00 visitor* at a time are press opened honeymoon hierarchy. each will be lently. pilgrimage accom- all he Boland of New- being built that such columns to three critics," known as the Artists' Ash Wed- Father Thomas on 9 currently “I can only say if ~... Page panied a doctor and a nurse. it ark is of Beside* the diocesan by I continued. "Understandably nesday will have as its theme one six tour*, • vast complacency exists, The two tours will leave this THE who will head diocesan are was news. The man was biting this "Jam, Rhythm and Re- BLIND, and the work of the Archdiocese of Newark pil- pilgrimage* being planned never encountered it in my 28 year country on 23 and a Apr. Sept. the the caustic and grimages. Also leading dio- by more than 100 other organ- of educational administra- dog. Only racy ligion.” to aid them, are years described by pictures and story 27. will be institutions and indi- the This discussions will be cesan pilgrimage Bishop iiations, Father Gannon said. paragraphs, however, reached year's on tion," 11 A Lourdes will result that Page McNulty of Paterson viduals and before the is pilgrimage market place with the concerned with new forms of year Cardinal will head the total number of help earn college credits for HE REFERRED to statements unwarranted impressions exist religious music, both popular INDECENT Spellman out pil- MOVIES what those who the ... the Archdiocese is the U. S. from United join spon- John Ellis of the to this in many'circles." and classical doing largest pilgrimage. grimages the trip by Msgr. Tracy day about them told Some States could reach sored by the of St. Catholic University of America, Father Gannon said the point The will begin with ...is on .. . Page 12 700 persons are expected 200. College meeting Rose In The school of to Join him on a 35day Albany, has Rev. Gustave Weigel, S.J., that “we are not our the and distribution of trip producing blessing TWO led LENT STARTS next from PILGRIMAGIS by announced that U will and Rev. share of who Wednesday. For a handy calendar sailing New York oo grant Woodstock Seminary, research men pub- .ashes by Cardinal Frings. American Bishop* were in six or of the law •. Archbishop Boland s undergraduate gradu- Jdhn C. Cavanaugh. C.S.C. for- lished their advances in learned At the Ash Maas of fast and abstiacnce, and to whom it Sept. Wednesday Lourdes for the official ate credits to 4 the will leave l open- members a mer of Notre Dame is weU but based on applies, see group July July president magazines ... made, anew ...... of the composition Page 5 ing centennial year on tour group who la have 22 is 'departure date for participate University. three the overtones down to themes will be per Bishop .AH filtering Gregorian Feb 11. under the seminar THE McNulty's They were a special preceding charged that Catholics are not the man in the street left him formed for the time. It is FAMILY’S SHARE pilgrimage. first in the mission of the Bishop direction of the Bishop ChriatoplMr trip. Those taking part la their share of Intel with the unfortunate the wort of a will producing impression Kasper Roeseiing, be discussed Curtis. For OFFICIALS of travel J. Weldon of the by Bishop details. agen- Springfield, Mass., seminar will also be re- lecluals and that the fault lies that the obtained in who has made education young composer cies. and and Leo “• steamship airline Auxiliary Bishop R. quired to prepare a paper oa Catholic education studies of and Gro- Page 10 With higher Catholic colleges was of a dis- jam rhythms in Smith of companies are agreement in Buffalo some aspect of the trip la Geneva their Father saM tinctly inferior brand." melodies. Umi in iiitiiinj kiilcfvil The prayers for world peace Lourdea. 2 THE ADVOCATE February 15,1958

Places in the Week News People in the Week's News A Communist Party officials in ganization. year-long observance of tho 150th of India have reported "striking in- The Archdiocese of New Or- anniversary the Msgr. Martin J. Drury of St government. missionaries deserve in has dou- leans has announced a $3,000,000 Archdiocese will be opened from a perma- creases” membership Mary’s Church, Kingston, N. Y., Padre on 21. Pio, famed Italian priest nent place of honor in the annals bled in some areas. campaign to raise funds for new ally Apr. and Michael Msgr. P. O'Shea of stigmatic who was taken ill of After 12 of dur- India’s educational develop- A modern movie theater built diocesan construction. yean research, tho St Peter’s, have ceremonies Poughkeepsie, ing marking the 50th ment. the Catholic Cinema Center of Catholics in Germany have Quebec Historical Society has been named by Prothonotaries Apos- anniversary of entrance into to the announced that his JuUo Maruri, one of Spain’s Italy has been opened in been urged pray for re- It believes the tolic the by Pope. religious has most Pio unification of their remains of French Sam- life, completely re- distinguished poets, has in the Vatican-owned Palazzo cpuntry. explorer Frank Bruce of the Bruce Pub- covered his health. been ordained for uel de Champlain lie in a priest in the Or- auditorium. Christ.the iting Seminary Quebec's Rev. lishing Cos., Milwaukee, has been has been der of in Poland of the Josef Michalskl Discalced Carmelites. The number of people leaving the Diocese of Gdansk Cathedral Immaculate elected president of the National named temporary administrator Yugoslavia for asylum in Austria have been blessed and opened by Conception. of Catholic Publish- of Association the Diocese of Poland. Causes has increased from in 1956 Cardinal A Gorzow, ... 1,010 Wyszynski. stepped-up anti-religious ers. Gen. Carlos P. Romulo, Philip Anna to in The See has a program for Maria Fiorelli, founder 5,686 1957. Holy granted propaganda East Patrick Keegan of pine Lancashire, Ambassador to the will to has been announced U.S., of the Institute of the Daughters The German Cathoilc Students’ plenary indulgence to pilgrims Germany by England, international receive leader president Creighton University’s of the Britain's ancient shrine of Our Wolfgand Enders, a of the Holy Stigmata. Bom at Association has all students of the Workers urged Young Christian Distinguished Service Award for of the Communist Party in Karl Florence, Italy, in the West to refuse Lady Glastonbury during Marx from 1947 to has 1958 Mar. May 27, 1809; attempts by 1957, been made on 9. died Lourdes centennial City (formerly Chemnitz), Sax- Apr. 15, 1880. Sacred Con- the Soyiet Union to establish con- year. a Knight in the Order of St. Victor J. Greg- Rev. Hlntgen, spirit- of The remains of An- ony. gregation Rites the tact between their student organ- Archbishop the Great the ual director of discussed ory by Pope. the American Col- former Patri- A heroicity of her in beati- izations and those of communist gelo Ramazzotti, Catholic press convention Rev. P. the v virtues Michael Walsh, SJ., a lege at University of Lou- and founder of the will be in fication cause. LIFE SENTENCE: This photograph is believed to be countries. arch of Venice held Australia, Mar. of has been has named native Boston, ap- vain, Belgium, been a Twelve victims Pontifical Institute of 19-21. of Red atroci- Anew home for aged and ill Foreign of Boston Col- with the title of the last taken of Cardinal Mindszenty, Primate of Hun- pointed president domestic ties the will be transferred to A statue of Our during Spanish Civil War refugees has been opened in Missions, pilgrim Lady lege Rev. R. N. Right Reverend He is and his succeeding Joseph Monsignor. are gary, secretary, Msgr. Egon the institute’s in of Fatima will begin a world wide being considered for beatifi- Turcsanyi. Msgr.' Switzerland by Caritas, Catholic headquarters who is a native of Maxwell, SJ., going to LaMotte, la. cation been Milan. in Seattle on Mar. 1. by a diocesan tribunal in Turcsanyi has since given a life sentence by the charitable tour Brazil consultant to Rev. Bonaventure organization. as the presi- Stefan, Two will to Barcelona. They include two lay- Hungarian communist regime. Cardinal Nationwide celebrations in Japanese priests leave According government fig. dent of the O.F.M. of has Mindszenty Pontifical Catholic Cap., Pittsburgh their homeland for Brasil this men, both members of the Third is France will mark the centennial urea, there are now 45,000 Chris- University of Rio de Janeiro. been named editor of the Catho- currently in residence at the U.S. Legation in Buda- of St. of the birth month to care for the needs of Arabs in brael. Order Dominic, and 10 Sis- of Rev. Charles de tian living Rev. H. lic Home van Wlssing, S.V.D., Journal, monthly maga- pest, where he sought asylum when Russia crushed their who have emi- ters of St. Dominic, Foucauld, priest and martyr, countrymen The California attorney general Dutch missioner in zine Indonesia, published by the Capuchin the 1956 there. Hungarian revolt which resulted in Msgr. next September. grated has declined to give a legal opin- has been cleared of that Fathers. charges The Catholic In a bill has been whether the Associa- Washington, ion on staging of a Bishops , . . Turcsanyi’s imprisonment. Hospital he received Sri weapons dropped Jayaehama Raja Wadiyar, will introduced in the House tion hold its annual Calling at a grammar from and will be Hindu Bishop Clarence G. conven- Nativity play a plane governor of State Issenmann for end retail sales permit- Mysore tion in Atlantic June 23-26. an to Sunday school in Ross has been installed the sixth City was constitutional. ted to return to his duties the in has said that Catholic as by India, The Catholic in the District of Columbia. the Library Associa- Notre Dame University will Ordinary of Diocese of Co- _ All tion will hold its 34th annual Nearly half of Australia’s im- sixth annual lumbus, 0. for con- hold its Union-Man- Eligible in a 30-month Help ference Buffalo 7-11. migrants during pe- Conference Feb. Apr. agement on 28. More than riod with 1956 Cath- MARSALIN INSTITUTE Died 1,600 Catholics at- ending were ... the olics. tended seventh annual Com- Patriarch Marco II Under Education Bill in Khonsam, munion The ninth world of Text Pamphlet MARY HEALTH OF THE SICK INSTITUTE breakfast held in congress head of all Holly- 70, spiritual Catholics wood the International Catholic Union pam- by the motion in- WASHINGTON (NC)—A of the Rite plcutre Coptic in Egypt. WASHINGTON Private and Order HELP CURE MENTAL ILLNESS parochial school pupils dustry. for Social Services will be held phlet titled “Divine and Bishop Stanislaw Rospond, 78, will for and in in the World,” which is be eligible scholarship apititude aid A total of 342 Belgium Aug. 18-25. Harmony HARMONIZED WITH CATHOLIC DOCTRINE dean testing servicemen of the metropolitan chapter were Christmas under received A bill to bar frorp the 1957 message of •• the government’s newest education into the Schofield Bar- clergymen of the Cracow proposals. Archdiocese, Pol- Pius has been racks Name partisan political activity may Pope XII, publish- FOR and. Marion B. Folsom, Secretary of Health, Holy Society, largest OUR APPEAL TO YOU IS FUNDS Education and form the Na- in Hawaii, by come up for consideration during ed in pamphlet by Financial Auxliary Bishop Your Support For Welfare, testified to that effect before a Welfare Confer- Any Amount Congressional John J. the 1958 session of the tional Catholic Scanlan of Honolulu. A Philip-1 subcommittee the ad- studying Nocturnal pine Congress. ence. MARSALIN INSTITUTE Adoration Society has ministration’s plan for a billion- be taken of because been Moving Day advantage organized by the men. four-year of aid the 14 COREY BROOKLINE dollar, program awards would be available to ROAD, 44, MASS The Bishops of Costa Rica is- to education. the graduates of school on sued At Vatican any a a pastoral letter asking for He indicated that however, statewide competitive basis. “Stu- peaceful balloting as the nation VATICAN therenvould be direct aid CITY (NCV-Six of no to dents would be free to choose prepares for a election. BURNS & Inc. the and schools their general O'CONNELL, 12 Sacred parochial private own course of and Congregations study Catholics in Ireland have been which under that of the administer a great phase program their own educational GARDEN STATE PLAZA portion institu- warned by their Bishops of the oi the Church’s which seeks to sci- he affairs will move strengthen tion,” said. moral Rout** 4 and 17 PARAMUS, N. J. dangers inherent in read- into quarters close ence and mathematics The new to St. teaching proposal for aid to the Tolophon* HUbbard 7*5317 gra- ing printed smut now flooding 57 OLDS Peter’s Basilica this summer. by increasing teacher salaries, duate schools involves matching the nation. Exit! 160 and 161, Oordwi Store Area No. parkway Parking • to an new instructors and of According announcement hiring pur- grants up to $125,000 a About year 80,000 Catholics are ex- NEW of the Vatican City chasing up-to-date laboratory to each institution. JERSEY'S FINEST Government, pected to participate in. the 77th the housed in Golden Rocket 88 congregations now equipment. annual Silent [ Cpe. ALSO Processions Holiday IMPORTED and DOMESTIC GIFTS the San That TESTIFYING U S. through Callisto in the part of the program was Building the streets of Amsterdam Commissioner of on FOR RELIGIOUS AND district will calls for the Education Law- THE LAITY nearby Trastevere highest expendi- Mar. G. 16 and 23 in honor of the offices in ture of rence Derthick. He said the 9, HOURS: TUESDAY and SATURDAY, have two federal aid 9:45 A. M. re 6:IS P. M. buildings $llO,OOO- Blessed Sacrament. which enclose - in the government plans to stimulate MONDAY, WIDNISDAY, THURSDAY, PRIDAY, re St. first year. Disburse- 9:45 A. M. 9:45 P. M. Peter’s Square. The See and which would Holy Bolivia have *2295 Final work will programs MMMIVVWVWMWWMWi/WWiWVVWWVW on the new build- ment be in the form of improve ratified the of an agreement signed by ings is to be grants qualifications guidance expected completed matching state appro- the two parties in December within two personnel in both public and con- or three months. priations for the same purpose.. pri- vate schools. cerning Church work in the mis- Folsom did secondary Specializing in... The which will say that “all estab- , congregations The sion of Bolivia. lished purpose would be achiev- territories make the Sacred graduate schools” would move are: Con- The of Sherbrooke • ed, he said, by federal University SHEET METAL WORK sistorial share in the for funds giving Jetaway Hydra-matic, Deluxe Radio, Dual Range Congregation and the proposal in Quebec has been grants to colleges train- granted the to expand the of offering Sacred Congregations of the Sac- output college Power status of a Pontifical Catholic Heater, Safety Power Pedal-Ease • ing institutes to guidance teach- Steering, SLATE AND TILE raments, of the teachers. ROOFING Affairs of Reli- University. ers. Power Steel gious, of the Council, of Rites, Brakes, Back-Up Lights, Stainless Wheel • THE QUESTION of aid to ceremonies for and of par- Departure eight UP ROOFING Seminaries and Universi- BUI|T ochial school was who will Discs, White Sidewall Tires, Deluxe ties. pupils brought Issues Jesuits staff the first Safety Steering FOR up by Rep. Frank Thompson Jr. Belgium major diocesan in Bur- seminary Wheel and Horn Rear of New Control, Outside View Mirror, CHURCHES, CONVENTS, RECTORIES and SCHOOLS Jersey's Burlington-Mer- Marian ma were held in Philadelphia’s cer district. He wanted know Stamp Church Oil 4 Barrel II WEEK-END RETREATS to of the Gesu Feb. 9. Filter, Carburator, Directional Signals, how the hundreds of The “literally BRUSSELS, Belgium of Canada have (RNS) Bishops Dual Foot l'ER& thousands'* has Horns, Operated Parking Brake, ROCKET U' of parochial school Belgium issued a urged Catholics to FOR THE WITT postage participate ac- pupils could take of stamp a famous in the T-400 C,O& advantage depicting statue tively 1958 observances of Engine, Custom Salon Lucite Paint. •mnd a Fully weekend with 000 the of the program. Blessed known the 100th of Virgin, as anniversary the ap- 493-95 SOUTH 12th For: MEN, WOMEN, “As far the is “The of the Ink Guaranteed. STREET NEWARK, N. J. as testing con- Virgin Pot” The paritions at Lourdes and the 30th Marian Bl 3-0282 Established. Bl cerned," Folsom “that statue is on the facade of of the 1920 3-1102 HUSBAND and WIFE replied, anniversary establishment is a with and the Town House of of concern individuals, Bruges. the Shrine of Ste. Anne de Conducted by the menki of feel that where The we a state has a new stamp was released in Beaupre in Canada. MM Fevf. Abbey which connection with provision will prevent the a campaign to A Catholic Teachers’ Journal PLUS MANY OTHER MODELS WITH MORE PUom make reiervationc early. state from individual aid victims of will be testing an tuberculosis. in London six Write for Information published toi in to ancient AT FATHER private schools, we can make According legend, a times a in EQUIPMENT SLIGHTLY HIGHER PRICES DOMINIC. O il. year starting March. clerk behind arrangements with the Commis- was in his work and Some 500 Qoeoa of Fence Retreat Heete druggists belonging sioner fell It. of Education asleep one with a Fear* Abbey, Newton, N J. to administer night ex- to pharmaceutical association When to haustion. he awoke in the in Northern (tests) those (pupils) on a California have voted basis morning he found that the comparable to the tests be- Virgin to curb selling of had finished smutty publi- ing administered by the state his work for him in cations. Savers to public school students.'' gold letters. He was thus saved The Xaverian Missionary Fa- DAN FELIX from the OLDS He also said that loss of his right the proposal hand, thers have anew semi- the opened to award scholar- for not fin- 10,800 college penalty imposed nary in Milwaukee. his work. ships a year for four could ishing years Only 7% of the youngsters stud- 75 FIRST ST., NEWARK - HU 2-9300 CARTERET'S ied by California Youth Authori- are clinics 100th Anniversary ty 'have had continuous Sterilization it SAN FRANCISCO (NC)—The religious education, has been official Monitor, San Francisco reported by an of the or- CADILLAI Irr archdio- cesan weekly, is marking the most 1 CINTM > *» Questioned important 100th anniversary of its NIWARI founding. DUBUQUE, la. (NC) State Health Commissioner Edmund G. Zimmerer of Des Moines has refused to sit in Asset on meetings of the state’s eugenics board when it meets to BLOWING decide which mentally retarded persons, wards of the state, should be sterilized. Dr. Zimmer- is ttxm other THE TOP er, a Catholic, an ex-officio Carteret'*ervo* More tbrrfty people orry OFF member of the board. and loon in Now and . . provide* Oovingt iertey The ry OF secretary of the lowa State Board of Eugenics, Mrs. Lottie has Outstanding Convenience.. • 1 K*in, criticized members who f USED CAR have refused to recommend state 6 wall located ofket. patients for the operation. Service.. Intelligent • PRICES MRS. KAIN and Mrs. James L. trained Staffed with cowrteout people. Daugherty, secretary of the Hu- OH man Betterment League of lowa, SAVM6S Customer have Comfort... 53 questioned the attitude of

A .■ ft |m tdaift i*. «i iml«ka(4 h|ajuhji| Dr. Alfred Sasser, a AnrocHVfiy TwiMHwO 01TK.es, pisowni iu J non-Catholic, Quaker Farm who heads the Glenwood State School for Mentally Retarded. Easy Accessibility.•. Dr. Sasser has not recommend- alt office*. When TURKEY Parking at you tore by mol, Carteret ed since he be- any sterilizations HEN OR pay* portage. TOM came superintendent last May. He came under fire recently when ONE STOP Worth-while Rewards.. • he three that had U CHEVYS withdrew cases Cortvftl been lorninQi on all occoonh recommended for the op- eration. Dr. Sasser has indicated of SSC or more, from day of de- of he is reluctant to sterili- the buy life en a tike approve pend, 4 timet a yoar, at cur- your new For Your sations. Chevrolet -Loans rent rate of that! guaranteed far Checking-Savings ...... Dr. J. O. Cromwell, head of the volue, performance, end appearance. 3F Mental W Independence Hospital, «.«« wivn „ has indicated the attitude. J «***, VWt the office po* annum same neared you ... beater ether aad valuable accee- Dr. Cromwell said last week "we will bo welcomed and will be you we pfooted. toriec et lew now print. are not going to solve the prob- MIMI I Mill lems of mental illness by sterilis- STEAKS ing people." Last year SI sterilisations were Carteret approved by the State Board of Savings Eugenics. ▲ and Association Loan ALSO TAKING a dim view of i the is the Cbooeeffce sterilization program neared one Dewettwei |6fbrood Streep Nteod 2 lowa Board of Social Welfare, which has refused to adviae RoMvtllat 4*7 Orange Street, Newark 7 per- sons on relief to be sterilised so

Flnmbi k they will have no more children. wnyiuigi rid apnngneia ffivtnwt, rwwori # hi, l«U L AMBDOUMO. Fret Board Chairman Luke Geffrey 3043 |gil Ortßfii 406Cm6vl Avenue HUDSON tiVD said that "we feel strongly that South Orangei IV Saffi Orange Avenue JIRSIY art we should remain in the position ot (At MeAend Tonne! Cot helping, rather than directing A m 4 11—A.- Q- .A -A A I their lives." Sevlitg* Insured up to $lO,OOO for each sever * Im li t - Ut •* U4S op#» . * His statement EAST JBtSIY STREET was prompted by fTI IfliM 441Q0 ELIZABETH 100 FRST Ptensure put on some board wort- ■WOMNCI era to recommend sterilisation. COW. riDUAL Bishop Reminds People of Duty February 15, 1958 T H E A D V OCA T E 3 To Support the Catholic Press Marquette Gathering KELD Scotland _ (NC) without D^ ; question and use them Catholic pers “are the only means of families have an obli- to such an Material extent as to allow Press gation to that which on support the acquiring knowledge Catholic them to form and mold their Pres Catholics must have if *' Bishop Hart they are William of general outlook on life. to MILWAUKEE Dunkeld told his give a reasonable explana- A gigantic undertaking people in a involving tion of the faith pastoral letter. that is in the collection or “WE KNOW too well also the microfilming of every Catholic periodical “We them.” are bound to ever help those tremendous impact on the published in the United States has been wno strive to make announced known the minds of of that SECULAR people amaz PAPERS can off by Marquette University. teaching of the Church,” Bish- ing attractiveness which we set costs with wide circulations The material op Hart said. will be in what find in such placed Marquette is call- displayed profu- and advertisements, the Bishop the American “That is the of the sion ing Catholic Press aim on the counters of said. Catholic Cath- news papers, on the Archives. olic Its Included will be all press. work is for agents (and in) bookstalls interested God all other have had limited one seriously In and the hand, a available records inves- Church. All useful for the arc aware over the country.” circulation in tigating the American a country where Catholic of the study of the American Catholic influence of daily ess of news Bishop whose diocese Catholics are in a pi the past and present.” papers. Hart, minority. press. Many The first people accept covers of north “Their very existence task in their a large area depends developing on authority political and on the ANNOUNCEMENT of the the collection is to eastern Scotland, added that tor constant support of ail proj organize ma- even religious made terial subjects Catholic Catholic ect was by Rev. Edward collected. That almost very many people pa- people.” already “It is vital J. O’Donnell, S.J., would include that the minds of university publications and Material is our young men and women be president. already be documents gathered by the Mar- nourished with gathered, classified quette of ideas that are ing and in college journalism, as Catholic dexed under direction of William well as data accumulated truly through the read- | some ing of B. Ready, director of the Catholic literature. Oth- HONORING BISHOPS: A class of 320 Marquette | through Catholic School Press Knights of Columbus received the fourth Father erwise liable de- libraries. O’Donnell said. which the they are to suc- 9 I Association, college gree Feb. in ceremonies held at cumb exemplification the Hotel Robert Treat, The archives will be housed CATERERS to the poison of indif- Newark sponsors. The ferentism ceremonies and the dinner attended In special vaults and Also and false doctrines by 1,200 which followed were in honor of stacks in being placed in the to which the new archives more than Auxiliary Martin W. Stanton Marquette Memorial at the start is data you SAY WHIRS they others Bishops and Walter W. Curtis. Chatting before the ban- gath- are Library. Humidity control by the Institute susceptible,” Bishop Hart are, ered Marquette tfx&tCK?. wcmtßvs irmm quet from left, Joseph F. O’Leary, master, first N.J. district, Msgr. concluded. Walter P. equipment will be used to of the Catholic and tha Artioli, pro- Press, Bishop Stanton, Bishop Curtis. Daniel L. state tect the collection files «0 9 McCormick, deputy, and against de- of Catholic periodicals from Adrian M. Foley, surrogate, Essex the terioration. the university library. o«^ County, principal speaker. New for Father Blessing O’Donnell said the “vast r^/ii 111 reservoir '0 of primary source is Catholic Press n" 11 Radio ma FEBRUARY “5S Stations tcrial" will be available to “any Month. VATICAN ptCM'CS Out | CITY (NC)-A Discrimination /n P/aStfrt tocatim new Against formula for Religion {j/oiiA. blessing radio sta- •0 PARK N. J. tions has been AVI., NEWARK, : approved by the THE CATHOLIC FORUM HU 3-7311 Sacred of Rites. UN Congregation Deplored in The Testimony OF NEWARK blessing opens with the Canticle of UNITED (Luke 1, 68- - N. Y. (NC) presents Zachary NATIONS, plications of religion, thus the ignor- ing rights and competencies 79), and the Canticle of the Three The of The Most Reverend suppression all religion! the International Catholic Child ol religious authority, is in itself Children (Dan. followed the state in the 3, 52-90), “by name of a Rev. Jules Bureau, Gagnon, a form of he by the 18th discrimination, Walter W. S.T.D. Psalm. given philosophy, or Curtis, $ areligious O.F.M.Cap., of Quebec, noted the said. The first l of two prayers with as the be essential Auxiliary to the Archbishop of Nowork nrm.„ONLY anti-religious case may conditions for such Opens a The need to define and which the concludes constitutes empha blessing asks . . . the most serious "The Church study. the and Censorship" God nature of religion and to let man ‘ share Your mind discrimination of our time.’’ ]size They include, he said, “ex- FEBRUARY 1958 to distinguish it from MONDAY, 24, ■ 8:15 p. m. Your Account so that he discover This other “be may and har- statement was made here MOTHIR SCHERVIER Savings plicit recognition of the belief liefs” AUDITORIUM - ST. MICHAII'S HOSPITAL in this stressed ness the forces You in all Edward Kirchner United study was placed by to' a of the great of 306 High St., Newark, majority man- I by other witnesses. N. J. You things.” It also asks God to bless Nations subcommission Account with kind that the SUBSCRIPTION - can start a Savings a studying] Creator of the ONI DOLLAR the radio apparatus that it discrimination. first of dollar. You so religious He! Universe is the U. Free Parking Doctors Parking Ramp deposit just one single prime source THE, 12-MEMBER N. Sub (Entrance Burnet serve to about on or Hilh Streets) may bring “salva spoke as a representative of Paxi of the rights and duties commission on can have $50...51 00...51,000...ten not only ] Prevention and tion in comfort in international danger, mis- Romana, organiza- of himself but of civil Protection of thousand dividend-earning dollars faster and re- j Minorities has just fortunes, advice in doubt and tion of Catholic students and in- ligious powers.” finished a considera CHURCH KITCHEN m than ever once dis- j preliminary COMMITTEES - ATTENTION! you dreamed, you’ve light in darkness.” tellectuals. Each of the of the draft SIND TOR TREE BOOKLET WITH RECIPES *s h.\ Father jtion report on dis AND covered how how how latter, Gag- NEW easy, satisfying, Kirchner condemned the state's IDEAS ON HOW TO TEED A CROWOI 8m non "has [Crimination in said, its own sphere of religious rights to at The Trust invasion TREEI Prevan Tund simple it is save Company of the domain and Raisin* Campaign to Sat a Naw Church Kitchen) rightful action and both have practices prepared A. . . . the by New and used of New Come in to any one of our of for the of de- kitchen equipment tor every Church kitchen need! Jersey. religion purpose Krishnaswami of miu & obligation to cooperate in mixed India, a mem tree plannim and estimatim service! twelve Borgos Borgos it. He called such an in- ber of the 10,00# offices today! stroying Indian Parliament. products under one real. Restaurant supplies questions of social implications and carbpnK pas vasion “a discriminatory evil” in a spirit of The Insuraneo justice.” The as- study covers such matters and ,a violation of fundamental • that the Church-state AIR THE TRUST COMPANY sumption government is as relations and CONDITIONING of all kinds human He asked for a rights. the final arbiter of the the social im- dissemination of religion. The AND study of such practices. REFRIGERATION DESIGNED and INSTALLED OF NEW JERSEY 593 KEARNY AVENUE plication of has religion, thus igoor- subcommission expressed the • • Industrial e that Commercial • x York hope the will Institutional Jersey City Hoboken West New KEARNY, N. J. SPEAKING before the same : study be up for final discussion Limited GEORGE the next It quantity 3-ton package units each Weehawken • Union City • Secaucus J BORGOS group as representative of Consecration Mar. 5 year. $695 based on material from ALBERT H. BLAZE gov 2-ton transom units Utmber Fodo |is $295 each ral Dtpomt iwuntiM Corporation For ernments, WILLIAM J. GLACCUM Oklahoma Bishop non-governmental or Week OKLAHOMA ]ganizations and writings of “rcc Him* Klaray 14700 Highlights CITY (NC)-Bish- ognized” experts. M op-designate Victor J. Reed of FELLERMAN Established 1914 114 Catholic Books Oklahoma Some PALISADE AVi.. JERSEY CITY 7, N. J. City and Tulsa, who is 30 non-governmental or- OLdstlald * 1017 101E I*l* of VILLANOVA, Pa. (NC)-More Holy Family Cathedral ganizations have thus far sub- j in milted than 5,000 schools and organiza Tulsa, will be consecrated material, including four there tions throughout the United States on Mar. 5. international Catholic organiza and Canada tions. are expected to take Archbishop Amleto Giovanni part in Catholic Book Week Feb. Cicognani, This material is Apostolic Delegate to compiled first 16-22. The Catholic Asso- the U.S., will be the into Q/oLanXeUr oAirnU Library “country studies," each of ciation the theme Co- will be which is to sponsors week, Auxiliary subject review by the vj CATERING SERVICI This is where of which is “Christian Jeremiah Reading Bishop F. Minihan of government of the country in for Chirstian Living.” Boston and Auxiliary Bishop Ste- question. A. The library association has dis-, phen Leven of San Antonio. dributed 12,000 posters, Bishop John J. Carberry of La- 200,000) BANOUETS come in.. fayette, Ind., will the you book marks and 450,000 book lists preach ser- to various schools and organiza- mon. BONDS ANNIVERSARY DINNERS tions. The book lists are issued CONFIRMATIONS O- three adult, O O O t annually on levels, Museum to Rebuild Insurance ORDINATION DINNERS young adult and children. Organizations supporting the Spanish Church DEDICATIONS 18th annual observance the are FUENTIDUENA, Spain (NC) National Office for mmJ alkfr Decent Liter Some 300 tons of stones, the mmaq Ufpn af diocesan councils dismantled ature, of the 11th century church CHURCH FUNCTIONS National Council of Catholic] of this little town, have been sent the Women, Catholic Daughters] to the United States where they of Communion Breakfasts America, parish libraries, andj will be reassembled by New York the 33 local and units of regional City's Metropolitan Museum of Cod tidaaed MJOC JL the Catholic Library Association, j Art. £ Suggests Scepticism ri=> SPECIAL CHECKING ACCOUNTS On Alleged Miracles

for an WASHINGTON 'fhe difference exciting between miracles and faith cures was explained here and was coupled with advice to be sceptical ot alleged miraculous events.

“Examination of miracles does not in in any way cast doubt on the or of MOW. experience shopping power authority God,” Dr. John R. Cavanagh of Washington declared at the i ninth annual meeting of the ordinary course of things, deviat Guild of Catholic Psychiatrists ing from laws of nature, or ONLY he “a Rather, held, healthy transcending our knowledge of skepticism in the presence of an these laws.” MONTHLY SERVICE It’s entrance to our new Suburban unusual On the other CHARGE thp Store in Millburn. occurrence of a religious hand, he said, a nature is desirable. faith "is Just inside is the very cure one which re answer to your most difficult gift “Too suits by suggestion which arises ready an acceptance of problem. • from a belief and con- such extraordinary phenomena as complete fidence miracuolus adds in a certain agency or But that is no glory to God only part of the experience. For you will to effect cure.” shop nor honor to the Church,” he person a Such in cures, he do de- an atmosphere of luxury and comfort that makes said. “Investigation of these explained, not YOUR NAME IMPRINTED events should precede veneration., pend on direct supernatural In- FREE! your visit the high spot of day. your To doubt the tervention. authenticity of a In this area vision casts dishonor on the especially, he said. Above no all, you will find that whatever Catholics should you select, S. subject of the vision.” be on guard because look Marsh & Sons add two extra items to the package "many people are TO miracles and for TURNING ing a sign and too the value readily and service that have turned customers into faith cures, he said “a miracle the accept extraordinary as a is effect in an event or the phy direct manifestation of friends, through half a century. the super sical world %%• beyond or out of the natural.” ■

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Millburn Store 205-67 Millburn Ave • Open Mon. thru Sat 9:30 to 5:30, Thurs. until 9 • Ample Parking FATHERS' FIRST FUNDS: Dr William B Ruocco Newark Store 189-91 Market St • Open Mon thru Sat proudly presented a check for $1,000 to Sister Anne 9:30 to 6, Wed until 9 Veronica, principal of Benedictine Academy. Paterson, on behalf of the Fathers’ Club. The check represented John Dolan Georfee Fitz Gerald from the first 24 COMMERCE proceeds annual Communion breakfast STREET NEWARK 2. N. ] and the first both Field charity ball, sponsored by the fathers Branches: Clinton and Representative Manager Millburn Store Avon Aves. IBth Ave. & So. 10th St Rev. James Doyle, chaplain of the club, witnessed the Member of federal Depoul Inturame presentation. Corporation THE 4 APVOCATE Februtry 15,1958 ‘No’ Is Reply New Provinces Established Forecast Students 7,000,000 On Concordat In Jesuit Reorganization final decree VIENNA (NC) —The Holy ROME—Very Rev. John Baptist The organizes Je,i- In Non-Public Jesuit uit missions in Chile S. J., Superior into a Schools 1965 See has rejected the Austrian Janssens, vice- by has issued a series of General, province. government's recent note the to the WASHINGTON (RNS) - If enrollment decrees reorganizingl society’s According general prac- public school at the tices that should prove to trends helpful that tice of the of present continue, nearly and suggesting the 1934 con- missions into new jurisdictions. Society Jesus, U. S, primary secondary level will state and state officials legisla- Jesuits who have 7,000,000 students will be enroll- total cordat between The moves affect more than 300 taken their fil at which the 6,840,000 by 1965, as well as to two will ed in and tors, administrators American Jesuits. nal vows non-public elementary point 14.6% of American be automatically be- students of schools and "officials parties renegotiated, accord- schools in the private first decree establishes members of the secondary United will be their The a come new prov- receiving of ing to here. education religious organizations.” reports in which States by 1965, the U. S. Office for the inces they have in religious or in other The Vatican, separate province Philip- been private It was prepared at the reports said, also of request which been under the as missioners. Education predicted here. schools. The ratio of called for pines, had working Those students in of the of Chief State implementation of the Council York who have not yet The which schools care of the New province. pronounced forecast, said that private to those enrolled School concordat, repudiated in 1938 Officers, an organization final in The new with their vows remain one student in every seven will public schools will then be when the nazis took Austria. Philippine province attached one of state school superintendents, over 470 Jesuits will still depend to a to their U. S. province until be education in church- to six, the authors There has been they receiving declare, com- and represents the first state-by- no confirmation minor extent on the New York take final vows. related or other pared with a ratio of of these private schools, one to seven state ever undertak- reports by Austria. In compilation for and fi- is made in a at present and one to 11 in Vatican province personnel 152-page report on 1899- en of laws and affect- City, officials of the Holy regulations nancial aid. “The State and Non-Public 1900. See said could and schools. they neither “con- Caracas Prelate ing private parochial The second decree divides the Schools’’ published by the Office At the same time, private col- firm nor deny” the reports. Province of Mexico into two of Education of the and universities new Department leges will con- Offered Bribe Benedictine Has SINCE THE end of the war the provinces, North and South. of Health, Education and Wel- tinue to expand their sphere in validity of the 1934 concordat has All the missions of the order CARACAS, Venezuela fare. the American educational When sys-, dictator been a matter of be- in China and throughout the ousted Marcos tern, the report predicts, Plan to Further controversy Perez THE point- tween in which Chinese Jimenez still in REPORT, prepared by that this country’s two major areas refugees was control in ing out private college en- Fred F. Beach and Robert F. parties. live have been united into the Venezuela, one of his Will, rollments have increased from Church Reunion top offici- in Province the als tried to-bribe specialists state school admin- The of Far East by the Archbishop Ra- 571,000 in 1931 to 1,158,000 in Catholic-oriented People’s istration, summarises the Kans. A third decree. fael Arias Blanco of legal 1954. ATCHISON, (RNS) DEEPFREEZE CHAPLAIN HONORED: The annual Party maintained the concordat Caracas in- framework the local under which the vari- Benedictine Abbot proposed here is valid because it was Jesuit missions in Madagascar to making Catholic The report points out that the “Four Chaplains Award” is presented to Rev. signed by daily states exercise that least monk in John C. united the fourth decree organ of ous supervision U. S. Court has at one every two were by paper an the govern- Supreme af- Condit at left, internationally recognized the schools. Benedictine house in the United Chaplain, U.S. vice over non-public firmed the Navy, by Captain Jack- governments. into a province dependent ment. right of state to reg- The report estimates that non- Slates become a member of one son, NAS, Pensacola, Fla. A of The upon one of the order’s French This and other attempts to im- ulate the non-public schools by native Jefferson City, socialists hold that it is of the Eastern rites of the Catho- valid the that children Mo., Father Condit served as “only in the international provinces. plicate Church with the re- requiring must be chaplain of Operation lic Church. He said this would be But, the socialists revealed here in be Deepfreeze I in the sphere.” claim, gime were by Msgr. regular attendance, must Antarctic in 1955. The If with a step toward bringing the dissi- October, it is not valid Jesus Hernandez you're heatirty certain and that “internally” be- Chapellin, di- taught subjects, award is presented dent Eastern Orthodox Christians annually by the Alexander D. cause the rector of the La teachers meet minimum educa- regime of Engelbert Sees Science paper, Religion. into communion with Rome. Goode B’nai Lodge, to honor Dollfuss which signed it Msgr. Hernandez was one of the tional qualifications. But it also B’rith, outstanding chap- was an Abbot Ambrose Ondrak, 0.5.8., lains who best “illegal” government. first priests arrested in the points out that states do not hqvc express the spirit of the four chaplains early of St. Abbey, Lisle, 111., Aid to of the the to abolish or Procopius who their in stages unrest which led right control pri- lost lives in the of SS off Improvement the relations Dogma made the at a Church sinking Dorchester downfall. vate schools and that the proposal between the two to Jimenez’ con- parties led to VATICAN CITY The convocation held here. He Greenland in 1943. stitutional of such Unity last month’s note. The rights schools The’socialists Church’s Archbishop was summon- also that Bene- libraries, museums have suggested every had to the Minister to operate been defended agreed a note expressing ed'by of the Interi- dictine undertake “Or- Ym in the famous monastery formal and universities that Hernandez ■'ll want all tiw now Dartmouth and recognition of the concor- prove or, iental research” in such fields Msgr. revealed, as dat and offered Oregon cases. pending negotiation of anew “dogma is not afraid of was a large amount datails an this new, soci- Stresses theology, liturgy, patristics, if one. science,” Pius XII told of advertising La Religion of ology, canon law, language and Continuing Pope advanced, gai-fired THE OFFICE Education said would agree*to “interpret official that the a group of Fulbright students and report is a sourcebook history. Since the monks of Lisle here thought.” state laws and 1927 Needs Fate of Eastern professors during a on regulative prac- of Converts special another audience. On occasion, the minis- have been working under Papal the Janitrol ter spmmoned Archbishop and direction to further reunion of all NEW Speaking in he said YORK Convert not Noted English, accused him of /4ut*m*Uc BOILER Eastern work does end once the Bishops being Orthodox Christians un- that the Church holds “all responsible convert schol- has embraced for the on New Year's der the of the Catholicism, Archbishop uprising A WEDDING spiritual authority Amleto arly progress as dear to her COMPACT Osservatore #«nd good-looking at it Giovanni said here By heart’’ Day. Pope. Cicognani at a Pontifical mass as a means of it in b smell and marking helping The cut that hard-working. VATICAN CITY “her Archbishop in- the 100th of (NC) - Arch- mission of all REV. anniversary the Paulist Fathers. bringing peo- short RECEPTION CLAUDE Viktora, 0.5.8., terview and informed the • baffles bishop Joseph Slipy of the Ru- to of Him \Vho is ■CONOMICAI cast iron also ple knowledge he of St. Archbishop Cicognani, Apostolic thenian would no Procopius, suggested Delegate to the U. S., Rite Archdio- the government longer squeeze moit boat from efficient said that Byzantine authority of all wisdom.” that Catholic offer the convert still faces have contact with AT THE colleges cours- of Lvov in the any official gai firing by a famous burner. cese Soviet- Union The Pontiff the in the Russian crucial Faced praised ex- HOTEL es language, the “very problems.” In has been, personnel. making he apparently transferred of students and with the converts, noted, change scholars PIRFICT PIRFORMANCI • engineer- history of the country and its necessity of breaking “the from supernatural is a prison to home and necessary.” camp a extended his Apostolic Bless- ed to standards for a life- with cherished and highest culture. long-stand- By reason of for the in central supernatural action, aged Siberia. ing to those at the audience. In- Museum time of real comfort. “When the Iron Curtain associates and Chaplain opens ing possibly ostra- he “the said, all This reported here cluded in the cized convert, despite was Os- group was Rev. FORT from tay “he feels by SLOCUM, N.Y. - • Its PLA2A up. many people our side relatives, the difficulties and (NO TIMI PROVIN has shewn col- is im- obstacles, servatore Romano, Vatican City Zachary O. O’Friel, 0.F.M., of St. of the world will these urgent need for un- A U.S. Army Museum ors over decodes to thousands of go among sympathetic pelled to ‘I am Chaplain JOURNAL SQUARE say: convinced’." daily. The also Bonaventure who is Father and newspaper re- College, to hold records and satisfied users. You'll like it tool peoples,” Viktora said. derstanding encouragement, “It is mementoes imperative,” he called the fate of nuclear JERSEY CITY, N. J. said, other Eastern studying at Pad- this “Our Catholic business and above all from those who “for physics of branch of the service pro- instruct prospective converts was and Rite in Iron Curtain ua, fessional and Italy. dedicated here at the PROVIDES: people ought to know guide him,” the their teachers Army Chap- Archbishop to appeal to God countries, After the including Ivan audience the the have declared. in Bishop group lain School. Leach Brothers • DIGNIFIED RANQuit Easterners, sympathy humble is prayer. Prayer es- Latyshewsky, visited the North for former Auxiliary American Col- ROOMS (10 to 500) them and be able to do sential. It Inc. an THE MASS at which he prepares and disposes of • spoke Bishop Stanislav, who died lege in Rome where they were SUPERIOR CUISINI effective job ’of Catholic Action for the action was offered in the Church of grace. It leads in of St. while government in Martin J. • MODEST PRICES them. In Catholics custody a greeted by Bishop (• SINCE 1892 •/ among short, Paul the and the 2M MADISON AVENUE and attend- guides along way and rest home last O’Connor. • CAREFUL ATTENTION Apostle was November, after to be able to go over there the ought ed crowns total effort with 12 CLIFTON, NEW JERSEY TO All DETAILS by nearly 3,000 persons. He suc- years as a Red and do than sell shoes." prisoner. more just extended cess.” FRascott 7-5173 Pope Pius Xll’s Apos- SCHRECK Bridal OTHERS &j Ttltphon* Camullanl tolic to the The combined were Bishop Gregory Blessing Paulists, an prayers of the JACKSON AVENUE Chomyshyn of Drives Oldfiold 3-0100 American order and the who in Prizes primarily con- priest convert, he de- Stansilav, I Asphalt N. $15,000 died in WAYNE TOWNSHIP, J. cerned with work prison in 1945; r WAELTY AMPLE with non-Cath- clared, are as Bishop PARKINO SPACE necessary as char- j MOwntoin Viaw 8-ISS2J olics. ity. Josephat Kocylowsky of Preze- Areas AIR CONDITIONED “Prayer and charity * Parking For New Books complete - mysl, Poland, who died in SNOW GUARDS VENTILATING i Archbishop Cicognani laud- the work of the priest. a So- Go* and Oil turnon Through viet AS ESTIMATES concentration LOW AS sa. FT. NEW YORK - ed the work near 12c (RNS) A Cath- of the Paulists as prayer and charity these souls camp ROOFING and / CHEERFULLY GIVEN Kiev in Plumbing, Hooting, “in 1947; olic prize contest announced here being an the meet Our Lord and with His aid Auxiliary Bishop AIL especial way I TYPES OF MASONRY WORK SHEET METAL / Niceta Budka of Air-Conditioning by Doubleday and convert apostolate.” they overcome all Lvov, who died Company, pub- obstacles.” FREE L ESTIMATES - in NIXALITE Bird Barrier / lishers, offers three awards of Karaganda, Siberia, in 1949; I All WORK GUARANTEED * 95,000 Auxiliary Bishop Gregory Lakota LIGHTNING RODS In the fields of fiction, bi- Famed Painter of Przemysl, who died in the ography and non-fiction. The con- Vor- Regulap flights to Pope’s kuta Asphal 25-27 HAGUE STREET % test is to all authors Sympathy concentration above open writing camp i Construction Cos. in the Arctic Circle in JERSEY CITY 7, N. J. English. Identify Remains Extended to Kin 1950; Bishop \ Nicholas • The fiction award is offered for Charnetsy, Apostolic [ NUtley 2-5047 - 2-5092 OLdfield 9-4068 Of Fra Visitator for the “best novel of Catholic inter- Angelico Of Air Victims Ukrainians in Po- im\m\A\\v\\\\wwv land, who is of which imprisoned m the est the theme and treat- ROME (NC) The Tribunal of - A Deal Catholic the MANCHESTER, England U.S.S.R., and Direct Know ment embody principles Vicariate of Rbme has car- Bishop Theodore witlj Quality Builders of How for message of from Romzha of Lombes and values.” sympathy who died The writer of the ried out canonical Munkachevo, identification Pius COMPLETE HOMI M ALTERATIONS Pope XII was received by under suspicious OEii C VIA “best of a of the remains of Fra circumstances biography Catholic fig- Angelico, Leslie MODERNIZATION CONVERSIONS Mayor Lever of Man- m a hospital in 1947 iltfAlilJ ure whose life and activities famed 15th while recov- con- century Dominican ADDITIONS chester after the airplane dis- ering from wounds Interior and stitute a significant contribution painter. received when Exterior Designers and Decorators PARIS aster in he Munich, in was Reds. to the Catholic will win The constitutes Germany, beaten by Aluminum heritage" procedure one which Siding for Insulation and Lasting seven members of the complete Paint Job in 13 the centennial the award. The Bishop Peter fOR yeap biography non- step toward official confirmation Gojdic of Presov, fascinating combinations of colors to giro Homo Manchester United your Distinction fiction is offered England • All prize for the by beatification of the title Bless- Czechoslovakia, ,and typos of Roof. • Bathroom tou*i«t • ist curt • tenths Auxiliary *3OlOOBlOB deluxe team were Vasil i4f> s "best book of non-fiction ed has soccer, killed. Bishop of Presov ing and • which which traditionally been Hopko are ' siding Carpontry • Kitchons the of Sent the Vatican Sec- in Red jails, • Loaders and personifies spirit Catholi given to the artist—in part be- through Osservatore said * Tilo • Porch.. ® Coiling - Patio cism retariate of it * AIR as propounded in the teach- cause of his State, read: i— Dormers • holiness and r Recreation Room FRANCE personal m . . , • Attic Finished ing and tradition of the Church." in because inform • • nßJttU'l part of his artistry—- “Kindly the author- Flooring Designed Fronts lAHIUjUIIII Add a Level * since his ities Extension • M ■ ever death in 1455. concerned that the SHAMROCK Masonry Ufa Ip* * tan, to SI tam-lfi rtf, HhM*R 17M Holy • Basement * The recent of Father learned with much Garages Sees Catholics indentification re- MANOR the remains of the of RESIDENCE Combine your Ideas with artist, which gret the disaster involving our Experience and was •M3 let us Over-Sensitive performed in the Basilica of the aircraft of the Manchester LINCOLN AVENUE help you solve Your Problems Santa Maria Minerva United Our Established sopra England soccer team. NEWARK, N. J. Reputation For Integrity CHICAGO John where he Msgr. Tracy is buried, was He extends his is your actually prayerful sym- Positive Assurance of in cum MT'MD Satisfaction Every Detail ciorns for m Ellis, of Church His- the second made. The first ladies professor took pathy to the relatives of the ROOM AND Call at the Catholic in ROARD FREE ESTIMATE tory University place 1915, when his body was victims." Anytime Anywhere *•"*«* Our of in talk here transferred First No America, a de- from its old canildaratian Ratal Money To cypress Several of the team’s dead . . . Raasanabla Up wood coffin • IRWIN COLD plored a “supersensitive reaction to one of lead. \ Down To yrs. and were in- Ownad 5 injured and rat Pay to criticism Catholics, Opt ad br no matter how justi- T/A cluding manager Matt ARNES fied” Busby, McTIOHB by many Catholics. 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MICHIGAN CHICAGO 1 THE ADVOCATE February 6 15,1958 In Pakistan Missions in Asia, Africa For tko Bo*t io —V Stock* Want All Says /- Schools stfg&Mmrs HtaT-2.50 To Teach Islam But Need Priests Pakistan Progress KARACHI, The Na- ‘ALWAYS MINO THC CHILDREN” tional will Advisory Board of Educa- ANGELES A 18,000 adult baptisms In Hong university soon be opened L<2aß«ga Member Dimin' Club LOS shortage in - tion her# has The tu. suggested that mis- Seoul. trend toward PARAMus town it-imi elm < of priests is the biggest problem Kong. the . COWo« MOli sion schools Is- formed four Church is begin teaching facing l the missions in Asia and "Maryknoll has tremendous, but there 1 lam “in order to is need of bring education Africa, although the overall mis- missions there. The Chinese have a great miisioners. in accordance with the constitu- in Last there aion picture is gratifying, accord- been drawn to the Church year were 1,400 adult tion.” the of Cath- baptisms in Pusan. In Seoul ingto Rev. John W.Comber, M.M., great part by charity there The constitution recognizes Is- olic relief efforts.” are 18 Catholic Maryknoll Superior General. parishes' and EARN MORE lam the ★ as state and • "There 200 Protestant * religion re- Father Comber gave his views Formosa are now churches.” quires the government to uphold 450 missioners on in • Japan on conditions in the missions as Formosa, “Prosperity in Ja. in the nation’s ON EACH DOLLAR YOU SAVE its principles pub- to 23 in and is remarkable. It is due he stopped off here en route comparison 1931, pan to lic life and make it better known there numbers of industrialization. The home after surveying Maryknoll are great con- Church in among the Some 86% of people. has far missions in Asia and Africa. He verts. Japan an influence out of the PER ANNUM nation’s population of 83,600,- its #l/m07 three months in mission • Korea “There is a great proportion to numben. 000 Islams. spent The ON ALL SAVINGS are in Rome burst of education. A Catholic vocation rate is excellent.” The territories, stopping J /Q board of education recom- for an audience with momentarily r mended that Islamic instruction | the Pope. be made compulsory in all public Accounts and ARTICLES Insured Up To $lO,OOO private schools of the coun- HE SUMMARIZED mission RELIGIOUS | , try. conditions thusly: •• Africa Maryknoll has 18 MIRACLE SHOP I NUTLEY SAVINGS and parochial schools in Tanganyika, THE mostly in rural areas “The Brit- Kits Tbostra ish give land and pay salaries to 314 RIDGE ROAD opposite , IYNDHURST, N. J. | LOAN ASSOCIATION mission teachers.” * Eves, 9 WEbster 9-9325 • Philippines Maryknoll Open till | 244 CHESTNUT STREET will open anew mission next NEW NUTLET, JERSEY March in Mindanao. The gßiuy i»nn^^gßiiaßßlEieimE>B^gißH^gaEU^^=]l!i[^^=lar=S| Mitchell 3-2260 Davao,

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Service for 8 THE IDEAL YEAR TO on schools in time California was the state MAKE YOUR VISIT Outline for speeches lends sup- non-profit, private only originally planned at $875. If'* stty—show Catholic motion picture California. which taxed schools. Our Plan Fir«* '■'’»« Cabin Tourist . . Another pamphlet guarantor* raiult*. $240 $230 $175 port . private program!. up. up, up describes how lit- An Ideal way of roiling fundi and dolno to a 1 operate All the are mem- Editorial were trained publications guns on opootollc work! Lot ! not only com- Pay off only $3. orature In $345. weekly ' * rack your Church bers of Los "Californians ploln aboutttio bod fllmo—loft help put the Copley Angeles on for Public onoil (give your pastor a hand) . . . on tho pood Wrlto or coll todoy chain. They carried the the newspaper Schools,” group seeking tor dotallt. Keep this od. i^CUNARD ‘There's a current reading list an editorial entitled “Private of taxes. The or- CATHOLIC FILM LIBRARY tIRVICI ef S3 newer books for reimposition recent (a non-profit oraonlxotlon) <4 No for N. J. A Schools Don’t Cost; They Pay.” ganization was assailed ,for its tth Gdfaiy77uAjt , Deposit Veterans Catholics . *. Directory gives 204 North Street of the com HUmboldt 2-11IS Nowork, N. 4. take 2 addresses of Catholic news- “complete disregard years to to approval of N.J.V.L.A. ALSO DENOUNCING the Cunard Line, 25 B’way and 44l Park Ave. pay, subject move elusive democratic N. Y.G. papers and magaiines, the only and man- were of its kind leaders of the Democratic one because It ner” in which the tax-exemp- ST. JOSEPH'S VILLA who issued Browse for classifies Party, an unprece- "BLAIRBOIN/' PEAPACK, N. J. Barney's Bargains magaiines by type tion was granted. duett ond (mission, devotional, general dented joint statement defending Houto for Women The was voted CONVERTIBLE SOFA exemption by Rotroat Houto Hideaway . . . $79. reading, etc.) . . , There's the the tax exempt status as “moral- Artistic French Chateau of breath- the of the state in a spe- Mattress colorful people Bed, Spring and $29.95 1938 Press Month and toklna beauty In the Somerset Hills. , ..... ly right, legally justified eco- cial for other referendum. Californians Ultra - modern facilities. Healthful MY poster . . . and material! PRAYERBOOK 9'xl2‘ Heavy Textured RUG $29.95 sensible.” climate, excellent meals. Open nomically Public Schools have forced an- year- DRIVE IN— SHOP FROM YOUR CAR round to Convalescents, vacationists The group branded as ‘.‘sheer other referendum In an attempt and permanent luosta. Retreats from economic folly” the attempt to nullify that action. September to June, except the Thanksflvlnc. Christmas BARNEY'S to taxes on SUPERMART DISCOUNT reimpose non-profit “It is unfortunate,” the editori- and New Year's Weekend*. Days adult Every Catholic, alt Catho- schools “which remove a $llB,- and Ereninat of Recollection. al said, “that this renewed fight Directed by the lic Slaters of St. John organiiations have a stake annual tax burden from FURNITURE WAREHOUSE 000,000 to stifle is launched the Baptist. Plapack Mill 0449 justice by a by Father In the growth of the Catholic the backs of all California tax- 32 382 PRELINGHUYSEN AVENUE, NEWARK group whose members prefer, in Get payers.” Wi press. your Program Kit large to hide them- Right off Route 22; Near Route 1 measure, F.X. today by writing to the Catho- The high-level Democratic selves in anonymity.” Lasance Open and Nites GEORGIAN COURT Monday, Wednesday Friday the effect lic Press Association, 6 E. 39th statement had of en- ALSO PUBLICLY the BUS Stop for 11, 12, 24, 62 taken opposing St., New York 16, N. Y. dorsing positions previously Pay- of taxation Su- COlltGt Democratic and reimposition was ment of $1 should by gubernatorial Conducted by accompany perior Court Judge Stanley Mosk, the Sisters of Morey FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY NEVER candidates their OPEN ON order. legislative on SUNDAYS president of the Los Angeles Jew- TOUR-YEAR COURSE lEADINO TO own. Republican candidates have IN B.A. and R.S. DEGREES A for Use at PATEESON DRIVE WAREHOUSE ish Council. He said v Prayerbook Holy Mass and also their Community 67 expressed opposition to River Street in liberal Open and Nites that taxation of nonprofit, private Woll-lntogratod program Thursday Friday the move and the party itself is Other Services and Devotions schools is not justified either by Artt. Fine Art*, Science, Music, Home to be a state- reported readying Economics, Business Administration, the morality or the economics of ment. Teacher ' Training for the situation. Elementary and MOST POPULAR PRAYERBOOK IN ENGLISH The Democratic statement noted Secondary Schools, Fully Accredited. A candidate for state attorney Addreesi SISTER SECRETARY • It is that “non-profit schools save a complete Prayerbook he made his remarks in Georgian Court state and local school districts ... general, College Now • Its an address before a Masonic club Lakewood, Jersey counsels and reflections are than times inspiring every year''more 50 in Santa Monica. “I deplore the the total amount of tax exemp- • offer a fact that some of the for Spiritual readings literary treat receive support tion ... If 10% they only the constitutional amendment Recommended for the entire of the schools family private suspended which would tax church-related the operations . .. . taxpayers schools stems from religious in- Clear, easy-to-read type would be obliged to provide $lB,- tolerance,” he said. in 000,000 more every year pub- The Episcopal Diocese of Cali- lic school taxes, and ATTRACTIVE BINDINGS $35,000,000 V fornia has also taken a > tqr capital outlay in land and strong stand against the tax Fmuie, f. x. buildings.” move, pass- Red Edge 3.75-Gold Edge4.7s• Leather 6.75 L**"** CAN a a resolution “de- you afford ing expressing 7W P.„, termined opposition” by an over-

whelming margin at a diocesan Insemination AT YOUR OR FLORIDA HOME! BOOKSTORE BENZIGER BROTHERS. INC. M BARCLAY Plan STRICT NIW YORK S, N. Y. Rapped T*l. 5-7050 Holy Name OReflon \ LONDON (NC) Arch- Tbhkhg and rotirtafT Looking IM bishop William Godfrey of CALDWELL, NEW JERSEY a St. LeonU The piart la b«IU that 4raaaa borne fraa Westminster has warned this John’s, annu- frkM al St. Patrick’s dance will be held frtgto blaalaT Wtaderiag tew yea eaa sanc- CALDWELL nation that to give the Mar. 15 in COLLEGE FOR WOMEN JHWK oI congenial neighbor,? Looking Peter Kramer Hall. tion of law to the of Last hr help h flntaclnf project? practice affair, the was CONDUCTED BY that j year's first, THE SISTERS OF DOMINIC attended ST. ««a wa*aa get Um aaawar Iba artificial insemination be by more than 800. Chair- hr yen. Ate right h Accredited - Fully Offering A.B. and B.S. £ourt disaster. is Maisch. Degrees Ddray Baacb Aran, FhrMa'a mad paelaaa place la lire. to man Kenneth K -»** boon The Archbishop, making his reoM| Mai Dabray M lad teeamteg Iba bod St. Peter’a, Belleville Formal •Mm In Na» bwVa first statement the sub yaar abaaoa la beceae part and ah tola. public on a installations gf officers will take ject since it blew up into front- place Feb. 17 in the church with of Saint page news, did not mention arti- College Elizabeth FLORIDA HAS SO Rev. James F. Heavy, spiritual MUCH TO OFFER! ficial insemination by name but Founded in 1599 director, New officers by the Sisters of to it as “new methods officiating. Charity Iba fcy and Irai referred knk| a I aaw. al ba«a, wMh plenty and pad are John yaar of Andrews, president, I«mm generation.” Convent u 4 yaar eery awa or haaaa. Station, New *»fi, grapofraH traaa. aal gargoeoa John Cahill, William Zimmerman, Jersey mwk. Ate al and a price afford yoa eaa h any. “TO INTRODUCE legislation Malcolm Condon and Gary Van- which to rather derbilt. •••Y tfroi*TM(NT TO m HOLY Ml.' A h panders passion H(W IDIAt a tea late nearby, ate Um taeempar- a MW la titan fosters virtue is to build mnn prapirty *■ abh ocean teach tea tbaa In mlaataa on TWrt Assumption, Morristown A arr bow mhdoTclapmeata sand." the Archbishop said, com- ciborium inscribed weßaahclte property.raaaaaaM with names menting on proposals 'that the aM a dak la orreca of pUi iff members who died in 1957 twia practice—still officially not rec- Mai tbal't put wßoio wa-dart rgggfyLß E" was presented to the Maryknoll and ratmdlaaa ate ceraaaad la dl date ognised in this country—be made ban atr fro«p bare aol i Tj, Fathers at the .i aa tte nolghhirh.od abararlrrhMca wU January meeting. Mm adraatagaa. bat maay m> w. legal. bo maintained. It was Rev. Robert aimerable Priparty Tahoe ateaU accepted by »Wi la totori treat. ...hT; “To of new methods of fiinrr a approve •nfllffl. M.M. Rev. Francis J. TfhWlirt which strike at the in- Maxwell, generation SINCE win a There', assisted 190? raaloM-ptaa WaaUfal tropical »o murk aiora to tell—thlngl Hogan, by Rev. Leo timate relationship of man and bean to a wa'd InhThnatty year taate. and Üba yaa la kaaw 8a If greclaai Carey, installed the new officers: wife and the of a child to balden wtt MortAa right living oa a part oc full Uaaa Richard Lyons, president, Robert FUEL OIL and * 1,9 come into the world with normal BURNER bads la ml tel, don't SERVICE "TfJVV“* "Myte. *_»dad aa yaar why yaa Lenahan, Owen O'Donnell and ***- wiila and natural parentage is not only PETROLEUM HEAT !!?* J '.*!’..*** la "Witewir4 Palaaa," P 0. tel AND POWER COMPANY of n j immoral but would be build Hugh Reynolds. 1 IMS. Baacb. Hard. If to on Delray yaa 972 BROAD STREET Ntwork N J ,#r *• «■» «*••* e»H t« New to a foundation to M , 2 -8130 teteaMTaTJL!LoTJTS£!I r* *. slippery as Our Lady ef the Visits lien. Pa- S4MJ he said. - u court u b. iTdlsts fesrrr * catastrophe,” ramus Rev. John Cassels of Im- kM*, U ebrnbe. troee ul new ? ***M. bacaaaa, real cat “To legislation which ereMapacial plcaac pass any maculate Conception Seminary teaanl «•* U Uhl ate wa're condone the price. There',e Dj” aa seems to even worst >—,Hfwlma and Jack Farrell of the N. Y. dpal gait chb M U ltk* bafara talk oaly Bro aahaha t w# aurt nature in away. sins against would, my Yankees relations staff will • «4 Bd 4a gal la public aerlaaaly. toad be to the HOME judgment, so damaging at the annual Communion REPAIRS vilh aa. tpefk morality of a nation as to mili- Th# win* breakfast Mar. 9 at Suburban tate grievously againat that peace Carpentry Masonry Restaurant. Rev. Brice Riordan, purvcytd to tn* tablts Painting and well of a that is being people 0. Cara., director of The Carmel the object of all government." of th* grut Retreat, was guest speaker at the Q» lox The subject of artificial insem- JOE Feb. 10 j|ui JUUL4LAT l|A£H. FLORIDA meeting. GOLDEN ination became a national issue when Lord Wheatley, Judge of Sacred Heart, VaUahurg, New- RUFFINO BUILDER and the Scottish High Court, declared ark Newly Installed officers Th* ICAI Chianti in that a divorce action in his are Duncan Thorn, president. GENERAL CONTRACTOR view artificial Insemination by Samuel Frescia, Leslie Blahs, KOMWORTH. N. J. donor without the husband's con- Thomas Ford, William Mulligan ICO.NMVM 4-9117 99 M sent did to and . find STRUT not amount adultery Joseph Howard. Tei • 44914 Knights of Columbus February 15,1958 THE ADVOCATE 7 What Is a Just Wage? Plan Regional Meets

PATERSON See It as Dr. McDowell Council, Knights of Bishops Providing Columbus, Madison, will be host to the Paterson Diocese councils on Mar. 3 in the first of a series of Spring regional More Than Bare Essentials meetings to be conducted by State Deputy Daniel L. McCormick. Peru There is towns and workers LIMA, an . . . in in- and disorders cesses which may Councils absolute need to attend the Mar. 3 Gontorg. On Mar. the for employers dustry” are those who suffer 18, group result when unions are in* to a meeting are Pas- will be addressed an pay just wage, the Bish- from this in the dis- volved Paterson, Perez, by agent of inequality in illegitimate inter* St. of Peru saic; St. the Federal Bureau of ops declared here in tributibn of wealth. Anthony’s, Butler; Investiga- ests,” they said, “but our cen- a Francis, Wanaque; tion. joint pastoral on social ques- No other problem, is Marian, Pomp- they said, sure equally for those tions. strong ton Lakes; Our Lady of the Our Lady of Grace To help educate the na- “is more urgent than the High- Council, eco- who would attempt to prevent tion to Little Falls; Harrison The annual Commun- the demands of social nomic-social one, since the de- Regina Mundi, workers from their free right ion breakfast justice, announced that Clifton; George Washington, Mor- will be held Feb. they a velopment and effectiveness of of association.” ristown; Social Week and National Lafayette, Dover; Walter 16 at the clubhouse after 7:30 a our apostolic endeavors depend J. in Catholic Indian Week would docs Barrett, Boonton; Parcells, a.m. Mass Holy Cross Church. upon it, as the receptive- be held Chatham; Our of the The will be Rev. William in the future. of the to the WEDDINGS. Lady Lakes, speaker near ncss people mes- J. of Set6n Hall of the Denville; Bishop McLaughlin, Daly University. A just wage, they declared, sage Gospel.” Morris St. is Plains; Michael’s, Net- not a wage which enables ADDRESSING cong; St. themcsclvcs Christopher’s, Parsip- the worker to provide the General •to trade the pany; and Secretariate unions, Bishops A Marquette, necessities of life and nothing warned that must restrict else. they Meetings scheduled for the For Sea Apostolate their activity to the defense of Archdiocese of Newark are Mar “By a wage under- NEW just we the worker and not Newark ORLEANS (NC) A entangle 12, Council (Essex Coun- stand, at least, a wage which themselves in Jesuit general secretariate ior the di- political allegi- BANQUETS. scholastics of ty Mar. WAY OUT THERE: Seven Loyola Seminary, Shrub Oak N.Y., councils); 21, Trinity covers the needs of the worker check their rection of the international Apos- ances. forthcoming assignments Council, Hackensack and his on a globe. head for distant (Bergen family. By ‘needs’ we “We have but handy They’ll tleship of the Sea has been es- nothing the County Mar. parts this after councils); 26, West- do not mean food year completion of their course tablished within the merely clearest condemnation for ex- in philosophy. above field Council Sacred Con- Directly the at 2400 North and B. Ave., clothing dwelling, but the son of Mr. sistorial Congregation. This is globe is Mr. Thomas McGrath, S.J., and Mrs. Thomas F. McGrath Scotch Plains (Union County opportunity for culture, the 226 Palisade Ave., He will be councils). one provision in new rules Jersey City. teaching at Xavier High Truk’ education of Newman Alumni Set School, issued the children, proper This by congregation gov- is the only high school in'the Trust State officers Territory of the and and chairmen will recreation, provision for the Caroline Marshall erning the group's organization. Panel Discussion re rl K future Islands. The others will be P° on of C progress and ac- and the possibility of going to Japan and the Philippines Rev. Thomas A. McDonough, SOUTH ORANGE - tivities, and regional units will re- owning property in the future," A general C.Ss.R., secretary of the U. S. ceive advice on of tto their re- they said. « meeting the Newman Alumni planned fulfilling Apostleship, said that issuance __ Club of New spective program. Grand Jersey will be held knights of the the agen- IF A BUSINESSMAN and council regulations gives is un- Feb. 21 in perfection Central six-point committee at 8:30 p.m. the lounge Catholic anew and official Will cy able a organiza- to pay just wage, the the Society chairmen will attend. o! new residence building of tion status within the Church. Bishops said, “he need not Seton Hall University. Rahway Council All past The of the Apostleship Sea is his necessarily compromise Feature of the meeting will be Celebrate 60th grand knights will be honored at dedicated to providing religious but should concen- business, a discussion 14 toaulifu) a special Feb. panel by faculty ad- Anniversary program 18. There and recreational facilities for sea- trate his forces so as to make visers will of Newman Clubs on vari- air-eonditionod room, also be a short men memorial while they are in ports. NEWARK The iOth of the the it possible.” 6 600 anniversary foundation observance is F. service However, they ous college campuses on then accommodating to Lewis Clay- for deceased grand noted that in Peru "the flow of the Catholic Central of New ton, assisted by Karl Rosier, work and problems. For Rosorvationi Coll Society Jersey will be ob- knights. the DID YOU Arrangements are by see it advertised in of riches has into Thomas L. Buchanan come the Newman Alumni Club BANQUET MANAGE* MArk.t 3-40*0 served Feb. 22 members of its and Ed fraternal activities mem- by 21 affiliated societies. group headed The Advocate? Tell the salesman hands of a few . . and the ward J. . bership is MILITARY Garrity. Thomas open to men and worn PARK HOTEL At noon the members will a by Caselfield and John when buy. attend memorial Mass for you Indians who live in mountain who en arc college graduates. 14 PARK PLACE, NEWARK, N. J. living and deceased members in St. Mary’s Church here The memorial dinner will be held 1— at 1 in St. p.m. Mary’s School! Rev. Albert J. Hess, St. Ann’s, Hall. Newark, master of ceremonies. Present in the sanctuary for The sermon will be preached the Mass will be Abbot Patrick by Msgr. Heimbueh. M. O'Brien, 0.5.8., of St. Mary’s Principal speakers at the me- morial Abbey, Morristown; Auxiliary dinner will be Mrs. Louise Martin W Stanton, and Bishop Sand, president of the Catholic Msgr. William C. the! Women’s Heimbueh, ! Union of New Jersey, society's moderator. [and Albert J. Sattler, president the [of New York Branch. The his- CELEBRANT OF the Mass will! 9 tory of the organization will be be Rev. Gregory Schramm,! related by Charles P. Saling, 0.5.8., pastor of St. Mary’s. As | counselor, New Jersey Branch. him will be Rev. Louis sisting Chairman of arrangements for but Konzelman, St. Newark, • . when my saw our Peter’s, . friends “expensive" new dcaecon; Rev. Henry Veith, Holy Jim and I piano, they thought had come into Trinity, Passaic, subdeacon; and Father Biggane Don’t breathe word! I money. a bought it for less To 1st Mass than d to Say expect an Pope to Address you /xiy for ordinary pious at At St. Andrew’s Catholic Parley CLIFTON Rev. Edward J. At World’s Fair Bigganc, S.M.A., ordained Feb. 8 at the National Shrine of the Im- BRUSSELS, Belgium Pope maculate Conception, Washing- Pius XII has promised to ad- ton, D.C., will celebrate his first dress radio- an international by solemn Mass at noon, Feb. 16 in meeting of Catholics at the St. Andrew the Church here 14-15. An- Apostle world's fair Aug. here. ’ nouncement of the Pope's prom- Rev. P. McAn- ise Very Anthony was made by Paul Heymans, drew, will be commissioner of Civitas S.M.A., archpriest. general Deacon and subdeacon will be Dei of the Vatican’s (City God), Rev. PIANO Paul C. McNally and Rev. HOUSE pavilion at the exposition which Frederick Slanina. opens 18. Apr. The sermon will be preached Heymans also revealed that by Rev. Edward Seigman, C.Pp.S. the Pope, with whom he recent- ly had a private audience, has promised to name a Cardinal as VIA YEARS OF Papal legate to the meeting which will be observed as In- #■ W\ SOUND ternational Catholic days at the fair. ■^f^jMANAGEMEh •••ifyou're Speakers at the meeting will bargain-raided be Gregory Peter XV Cardinal Agagianian, Patriarch of Cicilia don’t of the miss this Armenians; Auxiliary % moneuwsavinaf(went Bishop Fulton J. Sheen of New York and West German Chancel- lor Konrad Adenauer. Work on the exterior of the S'4 Vatican’s exhibition hall has been completed and workmen are now PER ARUM finish the interior hurrying to IffacNv* Jwly 1, 1957 in time for the official opening.

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COSMEVO SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. I cat. 214 PATERSON ST.. PATERSON. N. J. Otofory 3-2310 SHarwood 24116 8 THE ADVOCATE February 15,1958 Yes, But We’ve Got... How to Enter Into Glory THE QUESTION BOX On first the Easter Sunday Our Lord Jesus Easter Sunday. Saints as well as sinners Most Rev. Walter W. must go Cuftis, Immaculate Conception Sem- Christ revealed the way to achieve the through Lent in a highest penitential spirit Would we P. is The in life. It be inairy, Darlington, Ramsey, 0., editor of Question Box, success might called “how to enter not be'more correct in saying that sinners as well be him answer in into glory.” Questions may submitted to for this column. , as saints should do for there is this, no doubt His He two of St. Teresa of Avila was two Hiding identity, joined His about the mortification of and Q. things. holy men women. disciples on the road to Emmaus and asked quoted as saying: "He who neg- set aside them: Lent is for all. Fast and First, a certain abstinence are the “What words these that lects mental needs hot of time each are you are as prescribed for prayer amount day so that exchanging penances except those who are walk?” told a devil to hint to hell, you They thereupon -Him the legitimately excused for reasons of carry your mental prayer becomes a story age, infirm- of Jesus of but he himself there The Nazareth, “a Prhphet in work ity or of work. We should brings daily practice. of mighty type also give more anuymt and word God with his hands.” Since before and all the Who time to meditation and own time depends upon your generos- people,” prayer, and less time to was condemned to death and crucified. mental prayer is a thing which and of life. Let "We were games and recreation. ity your way it few In our are hoping,” they sighed, “that it was He Who should Thert is no age acquainted be a half hour, a quarter hour or greater sacrifice that we could redeem Israel.” would enumer- make Lent than with, you kindly even just 10 minutes if you can- during assisting at daily Mass. The Risen Savior then ate the basic principles con- more. Let interpreted for them FSr in the Mass the Blood of not manage any it bo Jesus, once shed for the things to Him in nected with this practice. time that will referring all the sinners on Calvary, is offered for important you not Scriptures, us and the Souls and said: “Did not the Christ have to suffer these in that A. With this quote attributed to easily interrupt or neglect. You Purgatory, God’s just anger against us things before entering into His the we are not it at home or in glory?” and them may be and saint famiP may spend appeased, we may be par- great If wish doned let note that church in any we to enter into do not and saved and souls in iar. However, me or quiet place you glory, we the may purgatory wish. have to suffer the that be released. from the saints and from things are written in the quotes writers be taken some Scriptures concerning us? We If we feel.the pain of of spiritual must Second,,use spiritual book might quote any privation food or In the of the entire as the source of number of texts stating that we then Lent is strictly light your mental must do penance. pleasure, doing us good. If we are well Most of us need a We shall, aroused from worldliness and teachings of that person as prayer. guide however, mention only one. It was insensibility to in the certain of this else our spoken by Christ Himself: "If sin, we have reason to thank as context. Thus kind, thoughts anyone will come God. If we share have been will the after Me. let him the of statements may made run constantly over same deny himself, take up his cross sufferings Christ during Lent, we shall re- and we will less daily and follow Me.” joice with Him on to those in cloistered religious ground likely Follow Him to glory? Yes Easter Sunday. life that would be by taking up the cross. ’ correctly un- persevere. The derstood but be With recollection whole purpose of is to by them; might the that you Lent prepare us about to enter the entirely wrong if applied to those are now to pray to £od into spirit of the glorious Christ on ‘Paper bounds’ in the lay state. Himself and therefore ought to For there a very long time, was a connotation Also, since even saints are hu- be attentive and reverent, read of “trash” and violent attached man and cair fail bd of the Lord That I See derring-do to the by excess, a portion spiritual book (a May of books. It careful lest be thought paperbound was through the some sentence ex- sentence, or a. paragraph) and The of .paperbound that Nick Carter writers will think it Gospel Quinquagesima Sunday de- agency and'Frank aggerated. Spiritual then quietly over. Sea scribes how Merriwell made what Christ restored the sight of Barti- their first appearance upon the not exaggerate on purpose, but it means spiritually and a blind American' scene. the do hew it be meus, man on the road to Jericho. This Today connotation is gone. they may so through human may applied to your With miracle teaches the the high cost of the frailty because their emotion life. Talk to God about it in beautifully love and Inter- publishing most rep- may your est which Christ and His utable publishers are to the have carried them a own heart. When Church have ever mani- turning paperbound away little. nothing further fested for the of intend blind. as a means maintaining sales that had fallen They to. create not so seems to be left of immediate At off with the much fear present there are well dangerously rise in as rather great desire spiritual value in it, take your over 8,000 blind übiquitous prices. people in the State of There is benefit for for spiritual advancement. book and read another short New Jersey. Their blind- Catholics'in this new trend sec- serious toward the since As for mental it is ness is indeed a and multiple handicap. paperbounds many of the books prayer, ex- tion. . We be read Catholic valuable and that nave only to close our and that might by a audience tremely not qhite Remember you are eyes try to ac- are trying complish our now available at moderate so infrequent as we might think. to mentally, not to read ordinary work, to realize exactly prices. pray a how much of Have not often into book. The bim is a handicap the loss of There time when because of you dropped spiritual not to sight is was a a small Church for visit with Actually, over 80% of market and a quiet Our cover pages or to read much but our knowledge comes to high prices Catholic books were limit- Lord us our ed in and just knelt there rather to much. through eyes. number and difficultto obtain. Now, thanks speak- pray Rely-on ing to Him heart? You to the in your the book only as much as *r m,ny noti «>ns paperbounds, they are abundant and on you / P**? t and attitudes prev- in mental order alent with sale in were engaged prayer. need to in to keep your reference to blindness. For many places. There is almost no limit to example Have you not at mental alive. If that the various of times brought prayer you spent many people think other senses of blind types literature available, poetry, a to mind a of Our half hour biography, Lord, your on just one parson become sharper to compensate for history, essays, novels, spiritual books his His Blessed Mother, a saint or in a sen- loss of This all of them are to beread. thought presented single sight. is not true. A blind ... waiting To the person date, some spiritual topic and will still have made to record of sales has been The thought tence, you a merely learns use his other senses impressive. publish- it better over You fine mental “* nd found spiritually? were en- prayer. nyte 10 P 111 ing companies, having a ready and anxious lum Mind People in mental . , together gaged prayer. This is the In their to make false market, are prepared to its perhaps simplest thinking satisfy demands. this generalizations Says same St. Teresa: method of mental about them. This is No exists for the making prayer. wrong excuse any longer Catholic because it'creates the “Mental in is to be to be prayer, my view, It would be well to read a attitude that the blind unread, ignorant of the wealth of little are somehow a class apart, good nothing but friendly that has intercourse, about other methods for they and different from literature been a mark of the Church other people. and frequent solitary from the earliest No need converse, may help you. The truth of the days. longer a Catholic matter is blind with Him Whom know loves that a per- be of The Red we You may find the book- ignorant Thomlstic no 'Peace' helpful is the philosophy: son exactly same he longer us.” person was before he is it let: ‘*How to Meditate,” by Rev. necessary to in Program lost hi« remain defenseless historical sight—with the same She describes her virtues and vices, method of Louis J. Puhl, S.J. (Grail Publi- matters. With the “Introduction to the Devout likes and dislikes as before. The only prayer: “As I could not reason difference Life,” need.no Louis Francis cation). is that he spirituality be the Budenz cannot see. longer concern By with I would my mind, to I have been told that only of the Now that the try Q. one ”e «•“ le*™ ‘o do specialist "Grammar of The official Communist make most, if not the Party Every argument that can be lands pictures Christ inward- the . that the United pf who attends is all things Assent” has been snatched from enslaved opera auto- he did before he oblivion the “program for action the 85th ” lost his He by used against recognition of Red States ly She notes that in this sight. may, how- convert can find has washed its hands of way matically excommunicated. Is a kindred spirit in ever, have to learn how to do Newman. Congress,” mentioned last week, China, she to them a including self-preserva- them forever. began this so? different With the of novels practice prayer appearance good by authors requires further without scrutiny. tion, can be brought what who , forward for' knowing it was. A. No, it is not. There is no have some respect for the human race still It is the The This the of apparently capricious to Church's interest in program is played severidg relations with So- Indeed, St. Teresa mental law in Church’s her bUnded chil- left in their the being the general legis- thoughts, seamy and the sordid, character of the American atti- dren has up to such an extent that is viet Russia. To that could prayer and vocal been evidenced the the it be add- prayer could that sets such over years the disillusioned and the need tude Soviet lation any penalty. by dirty not be the bound ed the toward Russia that not be special she has to find moral obligation of mov- separated, for “if a You privileges given them, and the fare of the avid reader. per- may attend the opera and by its for seems to cheer the communists does schools and into ing the Moscow son not think he is invite homes that she has ’for 'way expulsion «f Whom others to do so. It is true provided of have most. For of the chief their Many our parishes placed racks filled the mouths of from the Nations one rea- and what welfare. . United because addressing, he is ask- that some of the stories that form with these books for their boldness In paperbound in their of its sons present is and it is our own area, St. vestibulesr many non-com- interference in ing for, Who that is ask- the of Joseph’s School and St. Hungary. plot some operas are not Credit is due them as it is to the "the agreement in Joseph s Home for the pastors who munista principle ing and of Whom he is Blind in during THE MENTION asking it, very moral; but one does not at- Jersey City have awake the of which has been are to opportunity that these books the ( .Hungary been reached for sci- I do not consider among the first to next few that he is tend the for the work for a hint pray- opera story buf the unsighted. the interested educated Catholic. gives us strong as to and The ML Carmel Guild offer It is to be months. The why entific, educational, cultural ing at all even he be for the Soviet Russia though con- rather for the musical Department Blind] that and its agents perform- hoped more churches follow and are exchanges with Soviet Union.” stantly his for the last 19 suit, above Worker of Jan. moving The slow years, has edu- so -to about lips.” ance. pace at which the provided religious, it is to be that eager bring this to in this U all, hoped more and more Cath- 26 makes of it “top- They seem see a prom- Mental prayer be eCr ,tlon ‘1 *nd may fairly opera lessens consider- ' facilities for all level conference” proceeds fi °KK , J . these racks talk ise for the of their the whou olics patronise parish and no they so success described as in which blind live the longer a big thing, de- prayer one the of within Archdiocese of them much about. Such ably impact even objec- pass a meeting will program. The is uses the words of Newark. by. full “peace” danger his “own heart These activities are to render voting a tionable material. designed advise every one of the Soviet- that be rather Uie who they may right. than the words of persona use them more page to its re- a prayer I should think that who self-reliant and anyone composed by others. Vocal in production under the huge head- prayer is able to or to Participate the activities of their appreciate just Catholic TV “Communists Bid uses prayers and sighted brethren. ing: Congress prepared re- enjoy the opera would find very cites them with Act Needs.” as much devotion the on Peoples’ little moral Sunday Archdiocese of danger present. Newark inaugu- The and be. Faith in Focus attention as can In men- to the At Monte Perusal of this official “pro- eountry ■ Catholic Carlo tal prayer the mind Wanted: A reader asks about ‘i?® and will, es- b d the gram” will give the normal man pr,yers and Interest The pecially the the Chaplet of that is re- lMmniTf U*h l^i ' International Catholic of Tele- will, are Mercy be Meeting a if he is at all with chiefly ac- by this day the means of jolt, gifted advancing vision took at Monte tive, thinking cited onthe beads of the Rosa- the work place Carlo the week over spiritual mat- Church’s still and of during an understanding of lan- further, of Feb. Aesopian ters and Can It and inspiring 2-0. The committee for 'Communion applying them to one’s ry. anyone Identify te honorary the oc- guage. Under the of of Saints’ * n tatelli*ent captions a understanding casion headed own soul and to love inform us of any it of ?’.J was by Prince Rainier 111 and striving God approval the problems of who for and “civil those cannot see. "program peace” more and have from Chnrch author- Princess of Monaco. The more in the may Grace television studios the communists prayer. liberties," hope There and facilities of the W. S.T.D. are ities? small By Msgr. Shea, many ways to engage principate were placed to out the window all George sweep ex- in mental at the service of the prayer but at root the visiting specialists. ternal and internal One of the meas- most and the communion Understandable security consoling through of purpose is to- love God The saints, more, to meeting was the Inter- ures. Unless their of Catholic doctrines organized by program, heartening should honor the blessed in heav- love deepen that and attachment national Catholic of which is that which Mass Association Television and has already made too goes by the name en and Calendar pray to them, because they of our will to Him. Silence which Radio, employs the working title much can be of “the communion of UNDA, headway, halted, saints.” are worthy of honor and international as Certainly we can commend to the quite Latin word we are in for trouble. meaning (air) When first friends of God will the all the F«b. Sun- ProteiUnt* «nd they were inserted help faith- practice of mental 16—Sunday. Qulnquasesima Other waves. The Father prayer. day. Double of 2nd Claaa. Americen. / V Holy In his recent encyclical in the ful fhrth. Violet. No United for Apostles’ Creed, the Latin on If you wish to SeparaUon of Church and “Miranda CENTRAL TO the Red start I suggest Gl. 2nd Coll. A (N). Cr. Pref. of Trinity. Prorsus” national "legis- sUte POAU encourages offices words which we for abort is translate as “the Feb. 17 Monday. Maas of previous always quick to of radio and lative program” is that which is again through the television to* ally themselves with Further, Sunday. Simple. WhC" “ lm ine communion of saints” Violet. No Gl. or Cr. ** * th,t also the seem to communion of constitutional the center of Soviet demands saints, the 2nd Coll. A (N>: 3 oroSaion f international associations approved by have had faith- R,(N). Common Pref. 0" °' Holy a somewhat limited ful church *» d •■*>« >* See. UNDA is the —the insistence “a summit on earth can relieve the suf- Feb. 18 Tuesday. Mass only such international asso- upon In of previous Kff'sujr*" meaning. But Your Sunday. conference" nowadays that of the souls in Prayers Simple. Violet. No Gl. or Cr. ciation enjoying such The and “a policy of ne- ferings approval. center of the has Purgatory 2nd Coll. St. 3 Common Quick, that is, whenever phrase a richer content. It Simeon: A . the Catholic Churcl international association is gotiations among the by prayer, fasting, and other Pref. very appropriately lo- great pow- that good m V signifies between the mem- Or: St. Simeon. Bishop, lVed Where Pro,Mta cated In Switzerland ers.” works, and remember Martyr. Red. "ts are con at and its by indulgences, by these, your deceased d ? - Fribourg, guid- bers of the Gl. 2nd Coll, of the Sunday: A (NX ce™e Pn*n mUCh Chprch Triumphant 3 leM dUi ent ng is Francis The having Masses offered for them. priests: Common « watchdog spirit Bishop Charriere, delegate Worker expresses It this blessed Pref. P (the in of the t l >f heaven), ven we that th< the See to “Above all What is the faithful Feb. 19—Wednesday. Ash Wednesday. nr«ni«?i l^ ? ™P«cted Holy UNDA. .way; else, the Church more, on .j h Suffering souls in Archdiocese Simple. Violet. No Gl. Coll. Would *ve had the (the of Newark 2nd A (N). grace to repl\ Specialists from about a dozen American people want earth, as members of the Mysti- Pref. of Lent. countries as- peace Purgatory), and of the Church rgeS 1 11 lUelf Rt. Rev. U the and will in cal of John C. Me- Feb. 20 undermining sembled at Monte Carlo for the historic good a nuclear age. Militant Body Christ, can help one Msgr. Thursday. Thursday after Mn^u.i«„.*. , f . meet- (the faithful on earth) pr,nclple of another Clary. Feb. 1952. Ash Wednesday. Simple. Violet. No GL *cp*rstion of the first of its kind. coexistence to non- supernat- 15, church ing, There were They prefer there is a by practicing 2nd CoU. A udatate representa- close union with one (N): 3 B ,» English. The would representative explain the fits derivingfrom the which the communists bunch to- clear that the word “communion” communion nature of Catholic ' television programming in of saints is this Mr. under this as used does (that why fellow- Lichtenstein gether category—mak- here not refer to M s resignation and his and then Introduce the from, criticism country; specific pro- them in effect conditions for ship is called “the communion of ® r‘ ,nluUon he h ing Holy Communion it ««l *erved nine grams selected to be shown at the exhibit. After means for of its Soviet here saints”). members 10 any away However, those r the followed ’’peace" give “union.” “society," “fellow- screening a discussion of the of the Church pro- the counterfeit character of the Militantwho are in THE from ship." PHRISH grams all aspects. mortal sin "program." are not wholly exclud- The What are the pattern proved a very practical and con- spiritual goods or ed from this communion and its riches which the structive one. It provided an for THE COMMUNISTS resurrect in. members of for, both the opportunity ex- benefits: by public old this great of programs, information and view frauds and add fellowship share? prayers of the and change Red new ones Church the pe- that would have in what “the summit” Among them we mention the points beeh impossible proposing may titions of those in the state of merits otherwise. The committee of should These include the infinite of Jesus grace, be mm arrangements is to discuss. Christ, they can helped to re- be the superabundant merits of heartily congratulated on a very auspicious “suspension 'of nuclear tests,” We cover the grace of God. ii and the great saints in Newark hibit, of Tele ed as a Kremlin and a "de- heaven, indulgenc- and of the Diocese of Paterson. complete cooperation trap, Monte Carlo is to be militarised neutral in Cen- es, prayers and good works Most gratefully acknowledged. tone per- ■a> Rev. Thomas A. formed the members Boland. STD., The National tral which would by of the Hours Council of Catholic Men is to Europe," mean Forty Archbishop of Newark. a Soviet Central Church Militant, the Sacraments be congratulated on Its achievement at this first Europe. and the Sacrifice of the Mass kl * Th Adv international exhibit. Their programs took first The Worker of Feb. S as by * «>c»t« con- well r Pubiiihinf as the and 0 RfV in two out of six. that this public prayers Archdiocese Thrtm« A ST prizes categories “Rome Eter- fesses would be the of Newark pSS Boland. D., other rites of nal” took ih the liturgical the J *mcl A first place category of Church case fas an article on “Germa- >•*. u. ItH Huihea. PA, Church It JCD vrV,C Vv. n and U-S.A." Militant. should be not Prewden ‘; Rt R M James history, “Family was awarded first ny—the Heart of the Conflict,” Quinouaoaalma Sunday «* w I* l*i« 'i u' ed. however, that not all of these 9m A SfCreU Rt in the of Prince Rainier In It la "At the UUJ* Staten of the Poor, aHaSEfi nN Rev Caeaar place category drama. which said: I 8. *lh u :\ Msgr R "* spiritual benefits are so _■*• tad W, Markot St.. Navark d * Qdßl B*v graciously presented the awards. heart of the available, Msgr Paul P conflict between St. Henry‘a. #O4 Art. c. ~„ ‘ Knappek, A.. to to each Bayonne Si , i The at Monte Carlo speak, and every mem- Clinton 2. N meeting makes us real- the Soviet Union and the West- St. Marya. w Wadalnsto. St.. Newark JMArket ber Am, p» TmjUea. of the “communion of TOont ize again the eternal of the ern saints.” youth Church, powers Is the question of *l. Aim*#. TO4 To take an obvious Jefferaon It.. Hobokoa of tenderly clinging to the old and ever in the kind example, the tanwL M lUmber the step of that shall *Jt- Broadway. Joraoy City Catholic Preaa Association, Germany blessed in heaven St. . with the need Cannol. 04 Ptao It., ICaatciair to the new. Ue between them." have no •utaenber N.C.W.G News Service of indulgences. MB. 11. I*M Moit Rev We M,rtin w can also note that the Reds For SUnton, some deUils Sint Sunday of Loaf Ph D Moat positive on S.T.D., Rev W T Peter intend to make the **• ; Waiter Curtis, S D.; Speaks "atmosphere' 1 what Cotumba'a. South It.. Newark advantages accrue to of cap '‘’•‘•no ***r Wdllam K any summit conference the ft and Lewlor, PA.. LLD; oc- various and what •th St . Rt Rev. members, they Falrvtew MA.; Msgr WUliam C Rt casion for St. John's. M Helmbuch; recognition of Red Chi- can do for one Btdso St . Oraaso Models for another, we Rev. H. Christians may *« Jaasoh'a. IST B. 4th An Boaslla M«r Joseph Brady. ST D.. Ph D ns. as that as an . ; Very again appears turn to the Revised Baltimore Rev. Magr John J Since the majesty of that Model Dougherty. tTI,. S.S.D. (Christ) may outstanding "Issue’’ in regard to Catechism It notes first that Diocese Very Rev be too much for fallen human of Paterson Msgr George W Shea. S Rev. nature, God mer- what will for It TD.; Very make "peace." Is communion of through the saints John J. Rev cifully gave us another model to for in MB. 14. Itsa Mv Eiley; Thome* M Reardon, propose your quite order, of course, that if the blessed in heaven can Rev. the Mother help LLB.; Jame* W. Rav. William N imitation, glorious Virgin of with O’Neill; God. we begin to deal Soviet Rus- the souls in MaUuvkrwdt Caayoat. While Purgatory and the being as dose to Christ as human sia St. Mai's Akkay. Hants# field; Rev. Edward A PhD. nature as though it were of Syuan. worthy faithful on earth by for she is suited to the needs of praying MB. U. permiu, better our aqy trust should them. ISIS Paleraon RapraaanUtiva Rev Carl whatsoever, we J. Wolaln. weak nature St Mm -Rdltae Pins loaSai of LaaS X. Encyclical deal In a manner loglchßy Uhe As to the faithful on Bt BlSlknaß Managing Editor Floyd Anderson. aaepe.” May M. l»lt earth, Mary. St. Donor MsiB with Its bloody la Asia. wu an immediate with the offspring the Catechism tells us that they’ !“t hit Karr. M Ma»U *s**o children, when he made a sled train for them More Discussion God Love You STRANGE BUT TRUE February 15,1958 THE ADVOCATE 9 Make Friends Little-Known Facts for Catholics Improvement Shown By M. J. MURRAY ctnrrifM, iw>nvc wmlantM Childish toFace With Refusal Reality Catholic Money By Press Sheen By Bishop Fulton J. Causes Problems "Make friends with the in By mam- Marriage Msgr. George G. Higgins of Our Lord mon iniquity,” once Social Director, Action Department. said. is By Rev. John L. Thomas, S.J. morrows will become drab NCWC Mammon money. By today* *V lIS ~ is PoMinlin a. • February Catholic Press wants to He this: Assistant if the keep abreast of de- making friends, meant Professor of Sociology at St. Louis only we expect noonday Month and University already there has velopments in to retain the Catholic thought. through your charity create in- I think problem is solved light deceptive ro- been number of , my I’m just checking! a articles and The tercessors who will mantic tints of sunrise. dissemination of news and plead for editorials in Catholic back over five rough happy of mar- publications the soul be- Looking though years is -publication of documentary I your Reality different, Sue, but the Catholic most on press in the material fore the riage, I feel of difficulties and are obviously important I throne my disappointments as you say, it can be better and United States. The authors of but I of stemmed more services, a sound interpreta- God. from failure to accept reality. What a be- significant. these gap appraisals tion of the Word news from the I came Your observation point tween expectations and actual experience! My husband, one to suggests seem agree of view of Catholic I from China teaching is home—all final thought. If the experience that the Catho- children, proved so different from what I had probably of even greater I about of be import- recently marriage proves to so dif- lic in dreamed. After press, ance. Here an deal- fivi years, I see how different, again the Catholic I opium finally yet ferent, yet so much better and spite of many is press doing better than er in how much better, bigger, more fuller than what a job who, significant. Do others learn you dreamed, is halfdicaps, ever before. years was ’ will the past, so slowly, or am Ia “queer of heaven be its one”? experience fulfilling There is to the like? For hath room for good Sue, not but "eye not seen, nor improve- No, you’re queer, purpose reason- Sis- of missionary ear nor hath it entered in- ment, course, particularly in you’re maturing; or better, I fortune heard, well and is to be saddled with a ably the | Once he the heart diocesan press. Diocesan ters. should All of to of man to know the say, growing up. dull, insensitive mate. steadily improv- Sister the Actually, —with brought- a passport that God hath stored papers a steadily increas- the in life good things which she really important things they are refusing to accept the ing. forgot by rowing three for ing number of be understood up those that love Him.” exceptions—either can fully only fact that is different This is cer- days down a river and two weeks reality shy away completely from from true and any back. through experience. Knowing their cherished tainly so in . ./ premari- particularly discussion of controversial social them from afar tal dream. the field of Catholic social time Sister sick ac- and economic Another a was problems (local or only from the tion. The and he When I meet them in a coun- coverage forced a Chi- given develop- practically outside problems especially) or play it of I sometimes ask ments in this field is better to- nese in the middle of is, seling situation, safe doctor, the editorially in but by remaining course, one what want out of DON'T SHOP than ever before. The credit night, to the Later he they really mar day the realm of visit nun. abstract form of knowl- what would principle. a riage changes for this is due, I think, to the rescued girl who was sold into they it make if could have NCWC News which OF had her edge, though they their Service, pro- COURSE, the diocesan prostitution, baptized, FOR EYE CARE tends to be su- 'way. Some them vides diocesan with and of don’t know, papers an press cannot be to provided a dowry for her expected carry and THE BEST COST* SO lITTU. full perficial they just feel dissatisfied. ever increasing amount of infor- the load of interpreting marriage. the can be Others decep- feel that but • mation and material news. That’s the func- they know, background primarily tive. SOMETIMES he would be as they to their aims oil Catholic social action. tion of struggle put the magazines and the TAKE OUR ADVICE: CONSULT found in Church as Experience, and desires into we be- more saying prayers, words, specialized newspapers, have dis- YOUR EYE PHYSICIAN FOR THE SERVICE is to be but his evil trade slowed down you that con- of which come aware they are very many are a doing credit- All EYE CONDITIONS. on its initi- his desire to be a Christian. Then covered, may prove a rough teach- much like the small gratulated especially able job. boy who crys ative in its subscribers came the communists. He lost his aside our when he learns that sand in furnishing In the er> ruthlessly brushing the field of social reform, profitable world of unrealistic as- with the texts of the important opium trade and was dreams, sandwiches, flies in the lemon- the de- following publications forced and romantic fancies. SHOULD YOU NEED and official documents to work on a labor gang pirations, ade, and rain at noon are statements serve commendation: A Good high special all need her GLASSES COME TO US in this field well in others. repairing roads. Still, we discipline, all part of the as as Social Confession picnic. Order, America, The A fellow that for she makes us see things as These documents are indispen- prisoner on Commonweal, Ave Maria, The HOW HAPPY found him they really are. Paradoxically, our they could be if sable as background material. road-gang dying—- Sign, and which Is Work, is would out of pub- the fellow Humble Sincere is a of they just come their We would also like in prisoner was a growing up largely process to put lished priest in by the Cath- ' , world and learn Chicago who him coming down to reality. imaginary to ap- a good word for The Catholic baptized and received olic Council on Life Working him into the These and preciate and enjoy what they Mind and The Church. The Sis- questions answers are taken Lesson 31 Pope Speaks. and is from of I LIKE your observation, Sue, regarded by many as the have —a faithful partner, chil- These ters on the missions had been This We Believe This two quarterlies comple- By We Live,” the revised the because it to all vocations. best labor in the United : edition of applies paper his dren, a job, a home, friends, and ment one another in their cov- intercessors in heaven. Baltimore Catechism No. States. 3, reprinted the Con- What mature priest is not aware by permission of so forth. Still "it is for intercessors they persist, The erage of official and unofficial Create yourself Christian Doctrine. how has Optician There also fraternity of infinitely more fulfilling all seems to have been and so aren’t the Catholic documents and pleaders; the prayers of oth- different, things are re- decided been his life than he dreamed at a in the What are the chief tal their the 33 CENTRAL AVENUE improvement ers for could be better than qualities sins, telling kind, way we expected!” for who you ordination? What seasoned quired reading anybody a reli- "letters-to-thft-editor” columns of of good confession? number of we have if we can’t such your own. The the tjmes Well, help peo- N. Chinese, Japa- does not look back at her NEWARK, J. many Catholic in- The chief qualities of a committed each and gious at least publications, nese, the the the good sin, any ple, we can profit by Africans, lepers, first and smile at how Phone Ml 2-5? 71 Honest confession three: it be circumstances their vow-day their mistakes. cluding diocesan papers. Sick whom aid will be sye must changing you your little Keep learning, differences of she knows about what it opinion are being humble, sincere, and entire. nature. keep growing. Our glowing to- OPEN to the attorneys for the defense when means to be of Christ? in a When is our confession hum- (a) the kind of sins is a spouse expressed more friendly and you die. By PUBLIC ble? And you, like other brides, vigorous manner than was for- meant the class to which they many “Make friends with the mam- the have also had to discover that case. Asa columnist Our confession is humble such as merly mon of Send it to the belong, blasphemy, iniquity.” and who has acquired a number of when we accuse ourselves of missing Mass, disobedience, anticipation experience may Communion Breakfaat* Society for the of Propagation be worlds apart. scars on several of these the our sins with a conviction of theft. The best to deter- journal- Faith and we will send it to way Ordination Dinner* You is so differ- istic I think I can the guilt for having offended'God. mine the different kinds of sin say, “reality battlefields, say Vicar of Christ to distribute m # ent, yet somehow much better and that this is a for the to the is to determine the virtue that Wadding Recaption* change poor of the world. Scripture LOURDES more I would better. "And the has been violated or the com- significant.” add, Dining Room son said to him, GOD YOU "provided you are to LOVE to Anon for ‘Father, I have sinned mandment that has been willing • against Lounge Bar “This is to grow there’s ONLY THE $l. very small but it is heaven and before broken. learn, up.” Yes, Catholic press can thee, I am half of what I the rub! CENTENNIAL meet just now to be called your needs possess.” no longer worthy We must Confess whether reading as a Some married Hotri ... to Mrs. J. B. for $5. "Just a people child- Staramm! Catholic. thy son’” (Luke 15:21). the sin was in word, thank thought, to you for a favor lishly refuse give up their granted.” “0 God, be merciful to me or deed.

2595 BOULEVARD ...to ftfrs. J.G.B. for “Half fancies. $lO. the sinner!” (Luke (b) In books romantic, premarital 18:13). most prayer PILGRIMAGE JERSEY CITY of this is for a favor we re- We might say they keep con- When is our confession sin- there are lists of sins which Jerome J. ceived. The other half is fusing the honeymoon with the Stanley interest cere? determine the kinds help us to for whole of delayed payment.” Our confession marriage, though as For Reaervationa Cell ★ * is sincere of sins we have committed. CHURCH GOODS a By reason of the fact that sage remarked. "Marriage be- when tell our sins that HE we honestly (c) Circumstances 3-0962 after 116 Washington Short you read this column you must gins only the honeymoon Under the Spiritual leadership el and frankly. change the nature of a sin are have fails.” MA 2-5071 k an interest in the mis- Mott Rev. James A. of Paterson Newui N J (a) We must manifest our those which add some new McNulty, Bishop sions. If write and When forces them you to us and in kind experience humility sincerity con- of wickedness to the act Membert will depart 1958 from New York aboard face July 22, request our pam- fession to annuity plan our sins clear- done. For if reality, they keep saying, by telling we example, the S. S. to visit Lourdes The Year of we will send it to "how “if I had Independence during »» phlet you and different,” or only ly distinctly so that the a person kills he com- and show another, known by the Holy Father “YOUR HEART IS our interest in you. my partner would be like Jubilee—proclaimed to commemorate FINE... priest can understand-them. mits a sin of murder; but the Cut out this or "if I ever the 100th of Our to Wh«t better news could you column, pin your Persons who lack that,” thought that Anniversary lady's appearances St. receive at the end of a thorough (b) the killing of. a cleric is a circum- to it and send it to Most would this!” physical examinationTTT Ash Wednesday sacrifice of speech marriage mean Bernadette. (February 19) marks the power may, if they stance that adds anew wicked- Rev. Fulton J. National beginning of another Sheen, write list of WHAT “heart examination.” wish, a their sins ness to his act and makes it al- HAS HAPPENED to 45-day itinerary includes: Algeciras ... Cordoba ...Madrid Director, Society for the The Church pleads with Propa- for the sin of them? you to take a priest. so a sacrilege. Well, Sue, they Florence gation of the 366 Fifth just quit ... Saragossa ...Irun...Nice... Milan...Venice... long, hard, clear look Faith, Persons at your heart and (c) who are hard of Scripture growing. Somewhere the New along Rome . Naples Sorrento .. Extension Tour by prayer and Ave., York 1, or to di- ...... 32-day penance to make it “fine” your hearing shbuld confess in "The Lord said line, to Moses, perhaps at eight or 10, ocesan director: Martin per- to Lucerne Paris Brussels spiritually. Your Lenten Bishop Lugano ...... London . . . » penance can places set aside for them so ‘Tell the Israelites: If a W. man haps later, they stopped trying to 3 make It possible Stanton, 31 St., New- C? for others if Mulberry that neither Dublin .. Shannon to pray, nor the (or woman) commits a fault face life and .. . Galway . Kijlarney ...... from $1,327 ark they priest squarely learned the “ ‘here is room in Rt. Rev. Willian F. your heart for the suf- 2; Msgr. will be overheard. More 60 his fellow man and convenient trick of into than Pilgrimage October. Louis 24 De against escaping departures January through ferings of the Mystical. Body in Grasse St., Paterson. Adgheda When is our confession en- thus faith their own dreambuilt wrongs him, breaking world. It is For (Ethiopia). Here, id complete information, see your Trove/ Agent or Northern Ethiopia, tire? not with the Lord, he shall confess that they lack experience; your missionaries are working with their Our confession is ” entire when the wrong he has done’ (Num- they simply refuse to learn from “bare hands,” and American Express Travel \ this a Saints of Servicb large among we confess at least all our mor- bers 5:5-7). it. population Tht Father) of nearly 5,000 souls. $3,000 l. BAMBERQER t COMPANY TRAVII IURIAU Holy Mmmn Aid In at marriage they sometimes will least give 131 Market St . Nework t - MArkel 1-1311 them a chapel (they as frustrated have nonenow) in The pose idealists York can Week - which their converts pray for the er 45 Broadway, New t WHitehall 4-1000 strength and with the grace they need to people high aims and as- remain strong in the faith why not do it Letters to the Editor “ Feb. 16—St. for Sunday, Onesimus, pirations who have had the PtOTKT TOW IUWI MINOS *ITN AJftftKAK UtttSS IUtfUIS UKQUIS-SMNDAIU fTUTWNfU Lent???

and his clergy were a imprisoned. By quoting pastoral issued by the Archbishop of sia,ooo REMEMBER YOUR LAST END—ARE THE MISSIONS He struck was martyred by being Christian IN YOUR Quebec, which commends unions of Quebec and WILL??? in the mouth with stones until he then warns of the of died. dangers WILL YOUR HANDS bind the wounds non-Christian of the unions, Father Coo- they have on two occasions in Feb. Mystical Body this Lententide?? Tuesday, 18 St. Simeon, They will, II gan's letter definitely implies that 1937 and in 1941 given their help Sister Ange-Marie Bishop-Martyr. The son of St. you or Sister Aimee to there is danger in Catholics be- implicit approval. Individually, and a kinsman of $29,000 complete her trslnlng with the Maronlte Sisters Cleophas Our coming members of secular Bishops have on numerous occa- of the Holy Family (Lebanon). Lord, he those The total cost was among pres- American labor unions. sions done Quebec more than that. They ran ent on the for.each is $3OO. You pay in any manner day of Pentecost. After is a Catholic province and the have appeared at union conven- rhoose a lump the death you ... sum by the week of St. James the ... . Less, Archbishop had a choice between tions and have and by the month by the he became opened ... year. of Jerusalem Bishop Catholic unions and secular closed the with proceedings pray- He governed the Church for more unions and he YOUR MASS OFFERINGS ARE THE SOLE SUPPORT OF VERY chose the former. er. They have also authorized than 40 years, revered by Jews This their MANY OF YOUR MISSIONARIES. REMEMBER THF"' applied to Quebec it does clergy to address such con- and as well as Chris- If hove a sales edu- Our records for DURING LENT. pagans by not apply to the U. S. A. where ventions and to collaborate with you personality, college Company At the of 100, he cation its tians. age was or an for meet- the propriety of Catholic mem- trade unions in sundry other equivalent, aptitude 1957 showed YOUR LENTEN OFFERING TO THE HOLY FATHER . . your put to death crucifixion. . by in unions and with bership rests with the ways. Annually they sponsor ing talking successful business men, to our Father membership offerings are “stringless gifts" help Holy Feb. 1» Ash Wednesday, Bishops of the United States and special Masses on Labor for Day, you may qualify on exceptional oppor carry on his mission work in the Near East. Both living and dead Average of 100 Wednesday, first day of Lent. not with those in to earnings top Quebec, Spain, welcoming their cathedrals in our sales be individuals tunity deportment. may enrolled $1 a year, $2O perpetually; fam- Feast of St. Priest-Mar- Gabinus, Bolivia or other countries. and churches not only Catholic producers $29,712.00 ilies and share in $5 annually $lOO perpetually. They 15,000 He was a Roman, brother I would like but Our of tyr. now to Insert also non-Catholic members men ore high the kind Masses the calibre, you yearly and are remembered in daily Mass of our Holy of St. Caius and father Pope of a quotation by Father •and officials of the Benjamin AFL-CIO, would be proud to associate with. ore of 532 time of Cardinal and in all the They Average earnings full Father, Spellman, our President, prayers the St. Susanna. He in the martyred S.J., Jan. 18 issue the Railroad Brotherhoods, the selected Massj, carefully, and must measure to and sacrifices of our missionary priests and sisters. also related up with was to Emperor of America, who also discusses United Mine Workers and other representatives Company character and Diocletian. rigid aptitude in He was ordained late the of workers requirements GREGORIAN MASSES AFTER YOUR DEATH CAN BE rights to join independent unions. There is not 5 years or longer in order to our life and died in 296. American secular unions. the |oin organisation. ARRANGED NOW. ASK ABOUT OUR SUSPENSE CARD. Father slightest reason, therefore, Feb. ' Thursday, 20 St. Elea- Masse states: for Catholic trade unionists $12,310 58 to They receive on-the-job foundation therius of doubt training Tonrnal, Bishop-Mar- “Now the that their participation In GIFT CARD SUGESSTIONS Church's practice and advanced with . . training , pay. tyr. A native of Tournai, Bel- the American labor movement with respect to Catholic mem- Why not share the fruit of your Lenten sacrifice with gium, he became Bishop of that has the their bership in secular unions was approval of Bish- are dedicated men. Service-minded. your missionaries?? These heroic souls need saerrd They city in 486 and evangelised the • • • • clearly set down by Pius ops." articles for their ntot arti- Pope Ambitious. Hard working. simple chapels. Why give an Franks who had settled in that X 50 Does Father believe cle nearly years ago in the Coogan far Lent?? You can also share the Joy of a special vicinity. He is said to have died there is for encyclical and a greater danger a They sell up-to-date personal and business occasion remembrance an Singular! Quadam, ...a birthday .■. anniversary in 532 from wounds inflicted Catholic a by it was reiterated and to join secular labor life article for the intention of amplified Insurance, annuities, benefit for gift ...by giving an your employee Appointment Call: Arian heretics. union than there is in Pius XI. Where such unions joining and We send them beautful by plans group Insurance. loved ones. will a card in Feb. St Severtaa, the gift Friday. 21 and where secular National Association are necessary, Mr John t 7*ur name. they Gregory Bishop-Martyr. He was Bishop of of Manufacturers? to of the ‘profess justice and equity and They are proud represent one coun in Maas (Bethsan) Galilee Cathriic members John J. Sheehan, Mr. C. Pellicane belt I $ Monstrance Altar stone $l9 Scythopolls give full free- try's and largest insurance com Joseph .... strongest life and his return from the upon dom to cMt for their own con- Jersey City. Crweiflx 2$ Picture 15 ponies, the Mutual, organised . . .. SUtae 30 Council of about Chalcedon, 452, science and the laws of the Attar obey In 1851...... 71 Candles .., *• Cl’slice 40 murdered was by Eutychian Church,' Catholic workers may February Intentions heretics with the connivance of be • • • • permitted to belong to them. They enjoy a constantly expanding market GOD LOVES A CHEERFUL GIVER!!I! The Holy Father's general the Eudoxia. In case the decision Empress every as to be or exhausted for is: that can never saturated Feb. Feast of intention February Saturday, 22 the propriety of Catholic mem- in Antioch. Strength persecution St Peter's Chair at bership rests with the 'Bishops. the through Our Lady of Lourdes. LAWRENCE E. i‘Rearlast (Dissions This commemorates taking ’‘lt Is clearly the office of the SIMON. General Agent The mission intention St. Peter of his said Pius * sug- up by Episcopal Bishops,’ XI, to FRANCIS CARDINAL President ... gested for the of SPILLMAN, office Antioch. of Catholic Apostleship MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY in approve workers join Mspr. Peter P. Teehy, Nell Prayer is: s#<*y (secular unions)’ by thel’ope inf them, Mass. ■■lentil That the religious sentiment Springfield, UNNECESSARY Sunday shop “Though the American Bish- of the Chinese will not 900 PARK AVENUE CATHOLIC NEAR is both sides of the have people NEW YORK N. Y. EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION ptng wrong on ops never as a group for- 22, be for the well destroyed by atheistic ma- AiO Uxington Av*. at 46th S». N«w Yoric 17, N. Y. counter buyer as mally approved of Catholic mem * MUrray Hill I-R3OO la terialism. as for the sellar. bership our secular unions, 10 THE ADVOCATE February 15,1958 ‘Silent' Cana Conference LentProvides Opportunity Given for Deaf Couples CHICAGO (NC) Their lips still but with hands moving To Assist the Missions rapidly, 100 couples all of them deaf, most of them mute in St. Church here —renewed their marriage vows Alphonsus following the first Cana conference for the deaf in the Chi- Because we are miserable sin- cago Archdiocese. ners, we have Lent. We must for the Rev. Laurence read the while Rev. realize the Kelly ceremony, necessity for penance Society Propagation David C.SS.R., translated the words for know the Walsh, into sign language. we bitter price of the When the and, with their Christ for Faith the service ended, couples rose paid our salvation. He hands, “sang” “Holy God, We Praise Thy Name.” The only knows, that try as we might for Archdiocese of Newark: voices heard were those of the two perfection, we will into sin Most priests. slip Rev. Martin W. Stanton, S.TJD., Ph D., LL.D. again and again. 21 St.. Newark Mulberry 2, N. J. EARLIER, the couples “listened” to Father Kqlly again In the Phone: MArket next few days before 2-2803 with the aid of Father Walsh—counsel them about marriage, Ash Hours; Wednesday, let us get start- Daily, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12. its blessings, strains and needs. The deaf couples asked ed on a for the Diocese of normal hear- program peniten Paterson: Father Kelly the same questions that groups with tial season! Let series us begin a Rt. Rev. Msgr. William>. Louis, J.C.D. ing have asked him at other Cana conferences. of daily for the millions prayers 24 De Grasse St., Paterson 1, N. J. of souls of unaware Christ's com Phone: ARmory 4-0400 to earth! ing Hours: 9 Daily, a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12. CATHOLIC TRAVEL LEAGUE Benefaptors of the missions, whether their [jifts be in the form “These means he of prayers or become Missioneds are,” says,’“re- fo sacrifices, SOS ... treats. But retreats 'PilyUntaqeA, instruments of God’s Providence require a re- A GOOD START: Auxiliary Bishop Martin W. Stanton is presented with first pro- Need Shorts treat house. I in toward Boys am building one. drawing pagan people ceeds of the A distress “This retreat house World Daily Missionaries. The took Him. < signal has come should be presentation place at St. Cecilia’s, from Rev. the source of Feb. 10. World LOURDES the of Francis Bergmans, numerous and Kearny, The Missionaries movement has Bearing burdens Christ, Daily been started as a proj- 5.D.8., who left New solid vocations to the ect of the missionaries daily tread the recently seminary Group 8, Archdiocesan of Catholic Men. Council The men make a small sacri- and featuring visits to ROME and BRUSSELS \ork for Haiti. While mis- and religious life. It will be the path of charity. Let us share many fice each and turn over the sum to the center of day missions. Left to William BELGIUM their and their sion requests are for trucks, conversions to the right, Barkley IRELAND, FRANCE, SPAIN, ITALY and trials, even joys, Christian president, Name Thomas chickens, tools, vitamins, paper, life, and should also Holy Society; MacFarland, head of the St. Cecilia’s by our generous help of prayer draw the and aid. pianos, violins, unbelievers to the unit, Rev. Joseph A. Carroll, and financial chairs, shaving pastor, Bishop Stanton Charles McGamill area BILGIAN UJonQd AIRLINKS Faith. r' for cream, and so forth, this one The Society the Propaga- i| president of the World Daily Missionaries. for shorts. “1 do not ask great tion of the Faith helps all mis- a amount, Father but PASTOR sions because Francis has started I do ask that you REV. JOHN HEWETSON, REV. JAMES SHARP everywhere of your a kindly help club me St. Mendham, N. J. St. Peter Riveredge, N. J. The boys’ in-Port-au-Prince with to furnish one room of the Joseph’s, TheAposlld, generosity. money you give 400 members. retreat house, a DEPARTING NEW YORK DEPARTING NEW YORK to the society is dispensed by the These lads come at cost of $250.” Curtis Talks Your on from the poorer sections of the earmarked for Bish- Bishop JULY 3, 1958 JULY 31, 1958 Holy Father, universally and im- gifts Family’s city. at- op Larrain and sent to the of- partially. Show your love of the Here they enjoy games, tend Cross school, receive fices of the Society for the EXTENSIONS TO ENGLAND, PORTUGAL by sending your Lenten food, advice, Prop- Share in Mission the 17 DAYS $ sacrifices religious instruction and agation of the Faith will be for- SWITZERLAND to this, the Holy Fa- many of Bishop 995 (FATIMA) AND other things. warded to him at once. ther’s own organization for the But—of the SOUTH ORANGE—“The Shares of the missions. 400 boys, only 200 Family the Mission of family the OTHER DEPARTURES APRIL SEPTEMIER ' support Christmas Joyful apostolate, including THRU have decent pants or shorts the both in the Church . to Bishop” by Auxiliary Bishop Walter W, Curtis will be Liturgy, and TOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS. WRITE At the wear. So, Father Francis sends Leper Colony the home. A recitation of Com keynote address at the Family Life Institute, Feb. 23, a most urgent SOS How pline, the official CATHOLIC TRAVEL LEAGUE Stanton “Send Christmas was spent at 8:15 evening prayer Bishop p.m., at Seton Hall The Cana 1141 (ROADWAY, NEW YORK I), N. V. COlumbul 5-PIOO on shorts.” University. of of . The Procurator of the leper colony in Palo Seco, Committee the Church, will be demon- the the Salesians has Archdiocese of Newark will the strated. At St. Stanislaus not got 200 Panama, is described by Rev. sponsor institute, shorts to send to Haiti. There- Joseph Konen of designed to demonstrate the fam- Stanton will make PhiUipsburg, Bishop fore he Invited friends to who that the ily apostolate as it functions in join reports event was covered by Rev. J. an Appeal onbehalf of the So- Aloysius him in the the Archdiocese. answering SOS. unforgettable. The at Welsh of for the of patients Immaculate Conception ciety PropagatiQn Talks You can earmark funds sent to this Vincentian will emphasize the re- 11 mission them- Seminary, and Mr the Faith on Feb. 16 at St. Darlington, the for the of the in the HERE'S WHY: Society selves decorated the sponsibility family and Mrs. Robert Stanislaus Propagation chapel, put Vogel. "MARTINIZING Church, Newark, of the Faith for and this. It is'hot the and parish and show The "Are Rev. Adalbert F. up lights even arranged community, questions: pas- how laymen in Haiti, but shorts will the Christmas a parish can car- be sure tree. effectively failing the Church now? Will tor. lay , a to the a “cool” “Two ry out program of Catholic Ac- THE keep boys looking or men fail the Church in the fu- IS MOST Stanton cribs, nactmientos, are Bishop expresses crowd! , tion the built writes Father through family a postu- ture?” will be outdoors," discussed by Mr. his appreciation to Father late. Sees Konen, “by men still able-bodied and Mrs. Frank and to the other pas- Retreat House Varella, recipi Kicxek, Rev. James F. chair- The nacimiento is made of bam- Johnson, ents of the 1957 Cana Action in DRY CLEANING tors of the Archdiocese, for man of the ArchdioceSan Cana Aiding Vocations boo sides and palm leaf roof. Award, and Mr. and Mrs. their cooperation in making James One of the bahana Committee, will speak on “The most serious prob- Transplanted plants wov- Murphy. these appeals possible. Priest lems in Latin with colored and the Family United in America is the en lights give a trop- Summation of the sessions will dearth of ical Christ." be vocations. Bishop Man- setting. However, the naci- given by Dr. and Mrs. Wil Rev. uel of miento contains Eugene liam Larrain, Talca, Chile, tells more than our Gallagher, pastor Magee, former archdio- RELIGIOUS ARTICLES of St. • the traditional Paul the Apostle parish, cesan HIGHEST Society for the Propagation figures. chairmen of Pre-Cana doc- QUALITY r FOR All OCCASIONS of the Irvington, will speak on “Aims tors. Faith that “it is urgent “Small statues depicting a PERSONAL RELIGIOUS SHOP of Cana FRIENDLY, in the at • ; to remedy this situation.” typical barnyard, plus a Jungle Parish," a pan- The institute will also feature LASTING FRESHNESS Acren el ilrnl rromfrom ' session which Cana he is confident scene with all kinds of wild in couples exhibits various SERVICE Asserting that an- on phases of the St. Cecillo'l Churchhurch w the functions “the Lord will the imals, blended with Mother will discuss of a • give us cour- are 1-HOUR (SHIN, N. J. II 9-37(9 t Cana SERVICE | council. Panel moderators age to accomplish this he and Child in a nacimiento." • > Open Daily, work," will EACH STORE A 7< be Mr. and Mrs. Gil- Fr. AT NO states that means After arrival at the colony at Roy EXTRA CHARGE i except Men. 10-5;I; 7-9:7-9,30 | adequate Cunningham should be Christmas sinan, lay chairmen of the arch- PLANT IN ITSELF fee* =xveE=>o<==><) supplied at once. 2 a m. morning, the diocesan Cana committee. The missionaries brought Communion To Direct Seton Gilsinans will also the ad- to ail confined to their beds. give of Then the the dress welcome to the institute. patients sang High Summer Session which BARRA'S Mass, following a proces- SOUTH “THE FAMILY, the Parish, the ORANGE - Rev. sion held outdoors with was lamp Priest” will be Thomas W. the topic at a ses- Cunningham, acade- lights and singing. “One could al- sion for and for priests at which speaker mic vice president of Seton Hall Banquets Weddings most hear the angels singing on wil be Rev. and dean George Kelly, direc- University of the Col- that first Christmas Fa- night,” tor of the of Arts Family Life Bureau of lege and Sciences, will ther relates. Konen the New York direct the COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED Archdiocese. 1958 summer session [ All the went to dining room A of the session for Cana Family Ac- university Father Cun- after the “some in procession, tion members will be conducted ningham has been In charge of *9OO liberty Ave, UNion 3-6751 others on and wheelchairs, foot, by five Rev. Francis Wendell, 0.P., previous summer sessions; some were Father Ko- North Bergen UNion 3-9739 carried," editor of Torch 1861 1953 magazine, and through and 1956 and H “Gifts nen says. were spread out Mr. and Mrs. John Steinke of 1 the 1957. Consult Banquet Mgr. & Bridal Consultant Mrs. Barra for and it everyone was a delight CFA He coordinating committee. announced a daytime in- the UR to children’s faces see light Role of the Catholic tersession from ‘‘The Fam- June 9-27 with received theirs. up as they the limited basic ilyin Community” will be offerings in arts “Thanks to friends generous and sciences and business admin- // the lepers were at Christ- happy istration. LOOKin' for mas. and the missionaries de- Oradell CCD An eight-week summer school Quality rived great joy in helping these for the sciences and mathematics unfortunate at Palo people Seco To Discuss will extend from June 23 to With to observe the feast of Christ- Aug. Economy?? 14 at South The exten- mas." Orange. sive ‘Going Steady' regular session with day- the most In DRY

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15, 1958 Febrtfary 11 Efforts in Catholic Press Field By Joe Thomas

NEWARK Whatever

your taste in Catholic read- ing material, you can prob- ably satisfy your- wants with

a subscription to one or. more of the 26 Catholic publica- tions bearing the tag “published in New Jersey."" Is it information you’re looking for? Try The Advocate or the National Catholic Almanac. Feel the need for'instructive articles? The have Again Advocate may what you want, or possibly St. Anthony Guild Press in Paterson can help you out. Are inspira- tional articles dish? Practi- your cally all of the 26 publications cater to that desire in varying degrees.

Looking for some entertain- ment along with the solid mat- ter? The and Friar Sign maga- zines are nationally known gen- eral-interest publications. Do you Blind people recreate at the Mt. Carmel Guild center. want a Catholic opinion on' cur- Father rent Your McFarland, who designed the “Braille” tic-tac- topics? Catholic paper is toe set and a good bet, and The Sign and pictured, Ben Costa of Newark spend a Friar be too. Schol- few can helpful, Braille opens anew world to the blind moments just for fun at the game table. person. In top arship intrigue you? The Ameri- photo, Brother Benedictine INSPECTION: Press room foreman at Barnabas, M.S.Ss.T., himself blind, can Review is dedi- Mattia Press makes a final examination of the gives instruction in cated to that field. printing job as The Advocate Braille reading to Elliot Brady of moves off the press into the folding unit. Westfield and Ann at Russ of Newark the Mt. Carmel AN ALL-EMBRACING That distinction is owned group, by ing where its articles on philoso-i boasts 100,000 all Guild it is true. But the Camden members, of center. In lower Sister Bernadette it was not always Star Herald, which photo, Maria phy, theology, Catholic whom receive the thus for the Catholic first history) magazine, press in went to in of 1951 and the fine pub- teaches the print May arts lished without technique of the Braille writer to Mrs. New are carefully! a miss since 1898. Jersey, even though it dates and now goes into 26,000 homes. studied by scholars. Another Genevieve O’Malley of East and Kathleen back unique publication is Orange to at least 1871. Only in the A big increase is expected in St. Ann’s Monitor, published Wells current has the Catholic 48 FOR honors of Montclair. decade April .when parishes, encour- LONGEVITY, go St. Ann’s in New to the Annals monthly by Church, Ho- press Jersey reached aged by Bishop McCarthy, New- of Our Lady of the) boken. Circulated without such charge proportions. ark’s former Auxiliary, adopt a Angels, published monthly by the) among 2,000 parishioners the No Missionary Franciscan by less than 10 publications complete parish coverage circu- Sisters of I Capuchin it is lation the Fathers, the only have made their debut in New plan. I Immaculate Conception in! parish publication in the United since The newcomer to the 'Tenafly. which has Jersey 1950. Included in diocesan! Annals, a cir- Slates affiliated with the eolation of Catholic the group are the state’s three newspaper ranks is The 27,800, has had Monitor.} a} Press Association. It contains diocesan in its fifth and checkered publications, The Ad- now year boasting j I career: established in! news of general interest, as well a circulation of Minnesota in vocate for Newark-Paterson, 80,000 on a com- 1874, it moved to as parish news. The Savannah,. and then Star Herald for Camden plete parish coverage basis man■ I Ga., Rome before and The Monitor for dated Ahr. to all WHILE DIVERSITY Trenton. by Bishop coming Tenafly, marks the without Benedictine Review The other missing an issue. Catholic and Friar, general-interest press in New Jersey, A publications aren’t that devotional magazine, it there is among others, were started lusty helps one common denomina- this circulationwise. howev- support the Sisters’ tor aside during period. Friar, missionary} from Catholicity. That work. Of the 26 er, didn’t stage an is the publications now on appearance j } professional manner in the six until 1954 and since then the which scene, fall into the gcner ! i Strictly home-bred is the Sa l all of the publications, re- al interest Franciscan Heart category, including the magazine published jered Union, published! gardless of purpose or content, Three in the in Rochelle Park has added have been Big newspaper field quarterly by New Jersey Boys-! put together. Leading 34,000 and The Friar and the Alma- names to its list, which the in excellence Sign, mailing j (town, Arlington, wasj parade are The Ten others As for the National Catholic Advocate nac. must be classi Al- !known as the Catholic Protectory! and The Sign, both of fied as interest manac, it holds the of! and was located which special publics distinction in Hopewell! have won a number of tions. Six are mission being the oldest general-interest! 'when the magazine awards from the Catholic magazines, was estab-j Press devoted either to news of the publication in the lished in 1878. Association. state, publish Subscriptions — 1 missions or to their In- ing continuously since 1904. there are now support. a| ! 4,500 go auto-} stitutional fact-filled support is the main guide on Catholic life,! matically to members of the Sa- Among the hobby clubs at the center is one for jewel- for it can be found in cred Heart reason the existence of four 20,000 libraries! -1 Union who contribute Bishop McNulty a with Bill ry making, favorite Freeman of Orange and and offices to the publications, some of which in- throughout the coun-i support of Boystown. Talks Alice clude try. on Lourdes Casulla of Newark, seated. out are Mrs. news of institutional The Helping doings magazine, which had a cir- for their of Newark and readers. culation of Kathryn Toohey Mae Harding, East THESE MAY 100,000 at one On BE the ol time, ‘Zero-1960’ giants hasn't missed an issue in its Orange, volunteer workers. THERE ARE SIJC the Catholic in New I 70 weekly pub- press Jersey, NEWARK A talk years. by Bish- but other Containing news of lications, all Three publications also have Boys- newspapers. op of Paterson will fea- itown and articles of in- McNulty magazines much to recommend special Pilot are bi- thepi. ture telecast published terest to members a special presented Blind Project When it of the Sacred Jerry Gibson of Newark seven out comes practices carpentry at monthly, come every to'circulation, .Heart at 8:30 Feb. 21 WATV. the magazine p m., over nine the American Benedictine Union, was the Mt. Carmel month, are on a Re The Guild center, as Rev. James McFar- quarterly the third program is titled ' >n- basis view, Catholic es- and one—the Almanac—is published here in New- publication land, Essex tablished tennial of Lourdes.” T County director for the blind, gives in the state. The other ne an annual. ark by the American Benedic- Newark was made Has arc available ti. First two now defunct. by tine pointers. Publishing is the Academy, an organization periodically Army of Our Lady of Fatima CYO Press in for Benedictine Newark, which scholars, is last ONLY OTHER whose pre-1900 publi program, "Zero-1960,” caters to onthe list with 800. a specialized inter- Even so, cation is by surviving the Orphan's! normally appears at this time. est. With 20 nature of the material Week for Blind book and pam- pub- Messenger and Advocate The Blue of the! Army also relinquish- phlet titles lished, its influence Without on its list the CYO is wide- Blind, a quarterly put out by the} ed its time for Feb. 14, in order Press is the rrjJjHear largest publisher spread. Pious Union of By Anne Mae Buckley Prayer associated) that Archbishop Boland might of Catholic work The magazine can be found in with St. youth guid- Home for the deliver a Joseph's special message. He was NEWARK Catholic Week for the Blind, Feb. ance material in the U.S. the Library of Congress, the New EARS! 16-23, Blind. Jersey City. The Pious Un ! to discuss the be- York Public relationship will spotlight the Mt. Carmel Guild’s Total Circulation Library, Harvard, ion of Prayer fills program under which of all the reg- the same role I tween the apparitions at Lourdes ular Oxford and other seats of learn-l the blind exclusive of the as Sacred Heart Union and people read, write, recreate —and worship. publications, and Fatima. works of the CYO Your Loss The Press and the Keep Hearing Mt. Carmel Guild of the Newark Archdiocese was books and pamphlets of St. An- chosen the American Federation of by Catholic Workers thony Guild Press, is 1,250,000. a for the SECRET with Blincl to pilot the Cath- Boasting the largest circulation olic Week for the Blind is The proj- per sculpture, jewelry making Sign magazine, published ect. The choice was made at and by the Fathets in sewing open fields for leis- Passionist Un the federation’s ion r Acousficon's New Ear national conven- ure time City. Established in it Amazing Mystery activity and even for 1921, tion last summer in Chicago. earning. goes to 363,000 subscribers. Not far PLANS Braille classes are given for behind is the Anthonl FOR the week were the blind. Brother Barnabas, an, a quarterly published the The First announced by Rev. Richard Mc- by Rule is ... M.S.Ss.T., of St. Franciscan Fathers at St. Antho- Guinness, director of the Mt. Car- Joseph's Guild Shrine, Stirling, himself ny Press. That devotional mel Guild’s apostolate for the blind, teaches the into The course, each magazine goes 325,009 homes blind. week will open Feb. given week. Sister Bernadette and is mailed 16 with devotions in St. Patrick’s Maria, automatically to Get members fUll a Sister of from St. of St. Pro-Cathedral with Msgr. Joseph Charity Anthony’s Guild, an A. James, Newark, teaches organization which Dooling, archdiocesan Mt. Car- script helps sup writing with port Franciscan institutions in the mel Guild director, (writing a pen) preaching. Name Province. for the blind each week. Holy On Feb. 23 the public is in- this ALL Courses in carpentry and typ- is there is .... vited to an the HEADING THE open house at newspaper are and bowl- Mt. Carmel ing given. Dancing wear. Guild Center, 99 Cen- subscription list —and the . this is ALL larg- , .. you ing lessons are available. Socials tral HOUSCPOWCR Ave. There will be an est Catholic in ex- and trips theater paper published hibit trips, fishing New of ceramics, Jersey is The Advocate sewing, paper trips, swimming parties are iWith • NO sculpture and jewelry made 105,000 subscribers. The Ad- BUTTONS! by included in the calendar. the blind who attend the center’s provides one service to Live A [vocatc not Better ... monthly “See- activities. A newsletter, given other Electrically! demonstration of by any publication in • NO TUBES! Hcar.” is in and Braille will published print the state be given, and the | and by very few in the Braille and mailed to 650 blind Modern Living Demandj Modern center’s whole Wiring! That's why library of 400 Braille country, printing the text people. • volumes of Professor NO WIRES! and 125 “talking books” every Papal document made Reddy Kilowatt recommends Full HOUSEPOWERr available will be on view. in an transla- THE WORK is carried on English by tion On Feb. volunteer • 3 wire 100 • NO MOLDS! 23 also the new statue lay workers. The cen- Amp#r« Service Entrance Established In 1951 of Blessed ter hopes to enlist the aid with a Margaret of Metola, of • 2-Circuit I Panel blind of them circulation of 40,000, The Advo- Distribution woman of the 13th more during the first NOTHING IN EITHER EAR! century, cate misses and Catholic by seven months • a painting of St. Week for the Blind. Properly planned circuits, outlets and switches Raphael, the honor of being the oldest patron of the blind, will be dedi- Volunteers read to the blind, All Frame- diocesan publication Your* In A Glas* cated at the in their homes or in the C4(( rout IIICTKICIAM Stunning Eye center by Msgr. at the center, AMO ASK TOt state. Dooling. make recordings called “talking A nil KATIMG AMD The- week MOUSIPOWIt MtltlMG IST lIKAT t beginning with books,” guide hobby work, pub- Acousticon's New Quinquagesima lish the newsletter, staff a Amazing Come in and see Sunday was cho- mo- sen tor which "My*t»ry-Eor" Keep* Your because the Gospel for that corps transports blind Aq Acousticon's • great to socials **»s Secret. Sunday relates Christ's cure of people and other ac- ujo* the blind tivities new Mystery-Ear man. of the center, and chil- tv can't dren 933 Perfect for moderate hear* If you come in, All the activities of the Mt. to the regular catchetical Carmel Guild classes. Ing loss astonishing for Writ• or fho no for center are geared New Safely froo Homo AppointmoM to Catholic Week I rehabilitation of the Through ‘for the those with conductive loss. blind, them Blind the Mt Carmel Guild helping to take their cen- and Convenience place in sighted ter hopes also to reach society, giving more them blind who a realisation of their people wish to broad- •3* • lights burn brighter! usefulness their lives to themselves and en by participation In UlOJ» • TV picture* are dearer) ACOUSTICON to others. its program. • Over Appliances have more'lip! 600 blind of the Archdio- “Through classes, activities • "ilockouts" seldom cese and the happen) avail themselves of its serv learning of tech- ices. niques," father McGnianeas m| w »•«»•* »• r»- <•<••••• says, “the blind person should \ THE U Q> SPIRITUAL an Aid Centers integral learn to compensate in differ- of Hearing part the program. Catecheti smiavs oiantNt 01 ent ways for the loss of his ooooit M«tl th>9 tmvpmn tm |fMt cal classes for blind children © "New Most are sight. Instructed, Jersey's Oependob/e and Inspired It ml FvkUt »i«« given, adult raeniben attend de- with Il»W *!*♦«#» Hearing Aid Organization" confidence by those who votions at St. Patrick's every have faced the w MW) Uf |«N same problems Please send me a free of month copy "How’s Your YES! WE HAVE TIME PAYMENTS before their and meetings, surcesafnlly, he should take an Wiring?" No to of course. a day of | obligation me, recollection annually. active part la the affairs of his AriONAtX home Ye* They are also I own my Q No Q JERSEY CITY UNION CITY encouraged to join community and church, and j their M 1C A pariah and l|M*l|Ofg ICT u NAMI societies, to should be able to make bis own make an annual retreat. contribution to the Is I ADOItiS. 921 Avenue 3802 Ave. society fOMIAVf »~i »~v Bergen Bergenline The center also * sponsors a 15- which be lives. cur. tree N I)»IH jg C*. of NJI SU ( - NwfMk voice club *in 1 •Ml glee under direction “The *of the Mt. >M* Wlilii 1 purpose Cap. Pek.*lS, 1931 111 Opp of Onr* Father mol McGuinqess. which en Guild is to work with and tymmm PI sptm.jjwy s - tertains OL 3-3314 UN 4-1170 at . - institutions, parish for the blind of people the Arch- lIM -•#■*>• > affairs ONtnV4 •••*•• and the social. AMQUATI wiring monthly diocese ef Newark toward the buriau and public sirvici ilictric a oab company clubs in Hobby ceramics, pa ! realisation of this ideal” 12 THE ADVOCATE February 15,1958 Movie Archdiocese Starts Drive Moral retine BV file New York office of fhe National Lceloq, o« Decency with cooper* MOVIES lien of Motion. Picture Department. Inter- The New Books national Federation of Reviews Catholic Alumnae. entertainment ratine bv Wllllsm Motrin*. Advocate movie critic reviews "Best Sellers” These are taken from published by Indecent ••’’OvtstsndFn* ’excellent M ‘Fair aWeak • Movies Pa; Against of Scranton, Scranton, tbeVniversity By William H. Mooring

, A LEGEND OF DEATH AND can learn a lot, as well as teach NEWARK Continuing war The Girl its on indecency the they are as readily accessible as Morally Unobjectionable for Everyone LOVE. By Joseph E. Kerns, S.J. a lot, from this volume. Most Likely Newark Archdiocese this NEW week will launch anew attack possible. MOVIES: Damn Citizen; Mustang; of Vickie; Newman. (Suitable for Fair (Family) on Story $1.75. Also included in the FIRST BLOOD: THE STORY OF printed filth and decency Toughest Guy in,Tombstone general reading.) The story, most unlikely, puts open a second fronts—against objection- FORT SUMTER. kit is a of plays Abductor* • By W. A. Swan- able motion listing stage , Gun Duel In Durango, Pawnee This a very swift-moving poem pink icing on frivolous, romantic pictures. with the ratings published Abominable Snowman Gun Glory Perri ••• berg. Scribner’s. Book-of- which by * that the of the un- $5.95. escapade, is served up to Admirable Crichton Cunalght Ridge Persuader tells story Plans for the renewed The campaign were announced by Sign magazine. Acroaa ** of the-Month Club, (Suit- music with of the Brldsa Half Human Plunder Road known trumpeter Cracow, February. pretty a spot good • the Newark Archdiocesan Office AM at Sea Happy Road * Public Pigeon No. I able for general reading.) Though the decency cam- to sound the dancing and some colorful Tech- All Mina to Give Hell Canyon •• pledged Angelus for and De- would Pursuit of Graf Spee For Civil War buffs pecent Literature will be* in paign seem aimed at Alligator matter what this nicolor of and Bal- displayed the Named Dairy Hell Ship Mutiny Raiders of Old each day, no oc- his- shots Tijuana Motion •church, torical cent whieh this with the flood of indecent Apache Warrior Hellcat* of the Navy * California will be boa Beach. Pictures, anew each stopping who rallied the Poles masterpiece list •• to a appearing April Love Hired Gun Beach for the Sky •* curred, A| week mailed Kit No. month. • and it also for those who have al- “Decency periodicals films, Around the World la How to Murder a Rich Return to Warbow new resistance when Ghenghis “must”; madcap miss 2” to the 234 of the stresses the Eighty Day* Uncle •• ways conceived of the parishes encouragement of Ride Out for Revenge hordes sanguin- (Jane Attack of ** Khan and his Tartar beset Powell), PARISH the Crab I Accuse Rising of the Moon -Archdiocese. committees newsdealers who show between the with decency a will- Monater If All' in the As the ary struggle North dreams of the Ouya the Rockabilly Baby city. legend goes, will' also visit Badge of Marahall World and the motion ingness to the Sabu andthe Magic Ring South as the of a rich THE picture cooperate, sup- Brennan this mounted the tragedy marrying to the first “De- Invadera from Mar* • trumpeter SEQUEL them of that Sad Sack the this volume theater'managers-, acquaint port movies Bailout church sound the An- nation, will sup- man, sets her which reflect at 43.000 Saga of Satchmo tower to cency Kit,” outlined •• pro- with the the wholesome Battle Hell It’s Great to Be Young Searoh for Paradise a ratings published by standards, and the before he could finish ply fitting prologue, .much in trap for' a cedures for Beaat of Budapest Invisible Boy Seven gelus but, conducting a parish of distribution and Hills of Rome the tenor of National Legion Decency, en- of Beginning End his a Greek to mil- promotion of the Jacqueline Seven Wonders of the his an arrow chorus, yachting on objectionable * song, pierced camphign books courage the of Catholie literature. 1 Bernardino Jamboree World the of lionaire. She showing good and that to this bloody struggle and the kit Black Scorpion • James Dean Story •• throat; from day periodicals, new adds films and ask that Sing Boy Sing for objectionable The aims at “elimi- Bolshoi Joe Dakota Slim and, the general pub- pushes aside campaign Carter the of Cracow leave reading a campaign for of •• trumpeters the showing movies not be shown. the but Bombers B-03 Johnny Tremaln lic who like either her real nating negative," does Spanish Affair the history or estate wholesome movies. Bridge on River Kwal Kettles on •• melody unfinished, stopping The committee Old MacDon- Bpanlsb Gardener will also post not overlook the to “ac- Buster Keaton Story •• ald's Farm straight fiction, these will salesman, then I necessity Spoilers of the Forest where he in his mem- pages Pointing up the need for the stopped, a current of centuate Chase a Crooked Shadow Kronos falls head heels for the mil- Legion Decency the positive” at the Spook Chaser prove history par excellence and over Chasing the Sun ■ Last Stagecoach ory. campaign on motion in West Bteel Bayonet pictures, ratings parish buildings so same time. Coldltz Story Lawless Eighties what may read as much more in- lionaire’s mechanic whom she at Stopover Tokyo Father Kerns’ outlines Rev. Paul J. •• poetry Hayes, assistant to Courage of Black Beauty Let’s Be Happy Story of Mankind * than fic- for Mr. • triguing the strangest first mistakes Money- Rev. Crash Landing , Lord of the Jungle •• this tale with economy and en- Aloysius S. Carnfey as di- Tammy tion. himself. it is Crooked Circle Man Afraid * > bags Basically a rector of Tarzan and the Lost thusiasm. He very quickly and the archdiocesan de- Decision Against Time Man in the materialistic little Miss Road Safari school child piece. Deep Six • Men the scene as his Every already office, said of Sherwood Forest Ten Command- deftly stages cency last year about knows when Edmund Powell’s if its Deerslayer Merry Andrew lwawto •••• words cluster into that Ruf- voice, you enjoy one-third of the motion hurriedly pic- pictures Delicate Delinquent Missouri Traveler That Night fon, bedecked and trill, helps over the synthetic ro- reviewed Destination 00.000 Monolith tures that make the battle vivid bewildered, by the National Monsters This la Russia Legion Diamond erect and mantics in which three Safari Monster from Green Third Key and vital. If this proud, jerked the lan- young of were legend were Decency rated “Objec- Dragon Well* Hell Three Brave Men * yard of the Columbian men appear pretty stupid as they Monater That not it is here so beautifully gun on tionable in for all.” Challenged Thunder Over Tangier true, part WeU Point the to them one Duel*”*'.Apache ‘he World Time Is My Enemy in the permit In recent ••• told that it to be— and Cummings Charles- girl play a one-week Enemy Below Night •• ought survey Passage Tin Star •••, ton Harbor at 4:30 against the other. Enemy from Space Night the World that is a reaction which is tribute ajn. on Apr. of movie houses in the four Torero Escapade •• the first shot In Japan Exploded Town Like Alice both to and to 12, 1861, of the counties of the legend poet. archdiocese, Escape from Red Rock No Sleep TUI Dawn Civil 30 Million Miles to War had been fired. And Spanish Affair Father Escape from Terror Noah’s Ark Earth Hayes discovered that A CATHOLIC CATECHISM. Her- ••• most also know that four Good runny Face . Old YeUer Under Fire years (Family) 75% were showing one or two Gentle Touch Oklahoman der A Herder. (Suitable American Up In Smoke $4.95. in the Only one Ghost Divers Omar Khayyam •• later, same month but on “name," objectionable movies. Voodoo Island for “Check- Giant •• * general reading.) the Richard heads the cast of Claw Operation Madball World Was His Jury ninth when the Kiley, 100 day “gray ing Girl Moat Likely •• The catechetical renewal about theaters,” Father Out of the Clouds Zero Hour •• ghost” Robert E. Lee this American-Spanish produc- “1 God Is My Partner Outlaws surren- Hayes said, found only 17 within the Church dered but old-world herself mounting has to the U. S. tion, Spain theaters which unkempt Grant could its most the how she shines! Catholics Morally Unobjectionable found best, enlightened in in is star. And , a sleepy village Virginia attend with conscience.” in the famous Ger- The good expression called Appomattox, the fraticidal tale of an American archi- for Adults and Adolescents man Catechism a brawl tect business to TURNING published just would close another (Kiley) on a trip TO THE gory magazine NEW MOVIES: Count Five and few and the Die; Safecracker years ago. page in the annals of “Man’s in- Spain lovely singing- Father situation, Hayes described Abandon Ship Helen Morgan Story •< This Rodan the product of to man.” dancing who it as “far than the Affair to Remember ••• catechism, justice “guide-interpreter” worse average Hell on Devil’s Island Run of the Arrow 18 of shows him is not much Catholic Amalinx Colossal M»n Hit and Run Saint Joan * years painstaking pedagogi- around, He Black Tent But what most do not family realizes.” Hold That Hypnotist *** research know, Sayonara (Sea below) cal the German hier- more than a peg on which to said the renewed Break In the Circle by and what Hot Rod Girl Sea Wife is the theme of “First -decency cam- Brother! • is Rico Hot Rod • archy, by far the best of all hang a tour-de-luxe of the beauty is Rumble Seventh Sin Blood” is paign designed to take Careless Years 11 that the entire gamut inde- Hunchback of Notre She Creature the catechisms that have of To- new spots Madrid, Barcelona, cent out of the Cartouche Dame She of the Civil War periodicals reach Played With Fire this renewal. was rehearsed, etc. This is to Cast a Dark Shadow metal Sln|Mr. - , followed ledo, enough sus- of noted that youth, and while -Chicago Confidential * Interlude ** practiced and consummated on Slaughter on Tenth written for the dio- tain even to China Gate Though interest, however, legislation and action Iron Sheriff Avenue a pile of rubble in police are the-seemingly Copper Sky •• ceses of Germany, and therefore create occasional suspense. Al- Joe Butterfly So Lovely, So Deadly helpful, an aroused Counterfeit * slumbrous harbor of only public Flan Johnny Trouble •• Something of Value " directed to that background and Charleston, though to break mainly in Curse of the Demon Journey likely opinion can,do the to Freedom S. C. This was the seed-bed and job. Dalton Girls schooling of the children, it is "art" theaters, this effort with Jungle Heat TaU T Two new features of the Day of the Bad Man flat of the cam- Killer on the Wall Taming Sutton's Gal wonderful of serious hatching Secession. It should Death a example English dialogue inspire In Small Doses Land Unknown 3:1» to Yuma ••• was here that paign include priest directors on reason seems to Desk Stft Legend of catechetics in action. It has al- more movie the Lost x TlaJuana Story frequent cooperation a and • have fled brutish county regional and D. L •• breasts and basis, Lure of the Swamp Time Limit been translated into between U.S. and Spain. Dlno * ready Span- the establishment of a Midnight Story Tip on a Dead Jockey with that which the telephone • irony face Doctor at Larfs Monte Carlo • and trans- service Story Treasure of Panehe ish, Italian, Japanese, through which the Escapade * of the Muse called pub- THE TOPIC WAS ART: Auxiliary Walter W. Murder Reported Villa history seems s Bishop lations into French, Dutch, and Darby Rangers lic Flood Tide My Man Godfrey ••• may’learn Legion of Triple Deception most ready to exhibit. Decency Curtis chats with Robert E. Fort Bowie Naked Polish in always Good (Adults) Rambusch, on Eye Trooper Hook •• are preparation. ratings of authority Fort Dobbs "Sumter started the particular motion pic- Naked In the Sun Unearthly greatest James Garner of TV’s “Mav- religious and Rev. Francis J. Forty Guns •• This volume is meant art, Houghton, prior to No Down Payment •• Unholy Wife •• present war this land tures. ever the French They Are a knew,” erick” series is the star card in Oklahoma Woman Unknown Terror to be a and is hand- will be the third lecture in the Westfield Funny pupil’s book, author in “It Ratings given by a Holy Trinity Forum Race Outlaw's Son Vampire says summary. was this one, but too a fairly strong From Hell It Came • somely printed.,and illustrated. It volunteer staff at MArket series. Mr. Parson and the Outlaw Violators not a selected for Rambusch was the speaker Feb. 5 and Fury at Showdown point a sur- lengthy tale of American com- Paths of Glory Voodoo Woman is designed to cover some four 3-5700 from 10 Fumy Pink prise attack. It weekdays ajn. Nlsbtsown Pickup Alley Way to the Gold •• represented the mandoes in World War 11. War Bishop Curtis presided. Garment more of In- to 2 p.m. Junale Quantez * Weapon years or religious in North-South action in North Green Eyed Blonde Quiet American • quarrel minia- Africa, Sicily and Wink of an Eye at about the * struction boginning crisis sizzled there Gun Fever Raintree County ture, the for on Anzio beach is the Witness for the DIRECTING in Gunfire at Gap * fourth level in interspersed campaign, .Indian Restless Breed Prosecution ••• grade America. months, Guns gradually gaining in- with of Current Plays in Briet Don't Arcue Ride a Violent Mile Woman inevitable consequences Bergen County will be tn a Dressing not Msgr. Hard Man Though perhaps immediately until the romantic affairs Ride Back Gown tensity explosion came.’' numerous in John J. ••• Clark; in Rev. Hatful of Rain usable in this it is in- Essex, Young ** country, from and Dangerous Step by step, which the have dur- J. Hear Me Good November men engaged Hugh in Hud- Young Don't Cry valuable to anyone interested in of Fitzsimmons; Observation: Certain moral elements 1860- to April, with which are found In the treatment 1861, me- ing training, or behind the lines. Msgr. the catechetical under son, Leroy U apostolate and McWilliams; By Jan Thellusson Nourse, Ph.D. •» «W»t of behavior pattern. In ticulous careful use of all These, while and in dUSST*. pT,.n perhaps typical, Union, Rev. Thomas F. any form, Whether as a parent, historical apparatus, the author have tempted director teacher William Mulvaney. religious or member of Morally Unobjectionable Adults enacts this to with Wellman to from the seri- for prologue war digress Long Days Journey The harrowing the of Christian Regional directors are: Rev. NEW MOVIES: Confraternity a that will New Plays recriminations of Goddess readability please the ous, theme with- Patrick D. a lapsed Catholic fam- underlying yet south ily disintegrating Adultress Fighting Doctrine. American catechists McGrath, Essex; The Infernal Machine Serio- spiritually through Wild Cats Lady Takes Flyer severest critic or the casual read- out suitable di- ••• a providing comedy Rev. Gerard W. drugs, drink and despair. BonJour Tristesse Gates of Paris should be in their Walsh, north Ordet encouraged Freudian version Look In Cabirla er who might be bored with the version. Good as far it comic, strongly Back Ansar A vivid start- Gervalse Peyton Place ••• as goes, Essex; Rev. H. Darby's work such fine John Van Wie, ling British play about Ranters Girl in the Woods by example. dull of this of the a young mar- Time Without Pity W® fare current TV lacks is like Oedipus myth, indicting at Desire Under programs. freshness; so central Rev. ried pair bitterly odds amid the the Elms Going Steady * Wild J. *vua Isis the Wind Hudson; -. tne wind Stanley the sadistic. pressures II Maps contained within many way films we’ve seen be- gods as of post-war living. Includes the vol- Hokinowski, south Rev. some objectionable lines, and frowns Morally Objectionable in Part for Everyone LAKE MOHAWK fore. ' • Hudson; The ume will King’s Standards—lmpres- but lightly help to visualize C. north upon extra-marital love. Action of the Tl*er • and the George Belger, Hudson; Flesh the Spur 14)00 Years fort sive Blackfriars’ of a Affair From Nov in the harbor production Leek Homeward, Angel Strong, in Havana Flight to Hon* Kong ** as well as Rev. J. Pajama Gams Hilary Stephen, 0.5.8., compassionate Affair In tn JOSEPH F. MURPHY French drama of sensitive Rano Girl BUck Stockings Pal the moving, provocative play a Joey x attacking points. A series north Rev. Thomas J. A* Lon* aa They’re New Catholic Union; Do- youth's progress toward maturity. Re- Girl In the Kremlin Panama Sal about the much discussed work- Happy GlrU REAI ESTATE - INSURANCE of will counts pictures greatly add to herty, south Rev. an unhappy Illicit love affair In Prison Pantaloons . Union; Ter- with Baby Face Nelaon • Gold of er neither moral condemnation Naples Paris SALKS HIM \l.s 111 lI.HKHs the relish priests. nor Does Strange of the text, ence O. approval. Bachelor Party •• Green Man showing Book Releases Fitzgerald, Carm., north Things l AKE MOHAWK «IBS the Oh Indecent Back From the Dead actors as Captain quips The Gunbattle at Monterey Portland Expose • BOX 1041 principal from a Bergen; Rev. ftesic Man—Fresh, • SHARIA N 1 Henry J. exhilarating Badlanda of Montana Gunftght Nicolaus, and costumes scuttle musical at O. K. Pride andthe Paaalon is. a Cath- help this new romance of 191 Z lowa set theatrical dramatis personae. Following listing of east and Band of Anaela • Corral • Bergen; Rev. Prince and , Joseph to a snappy Souza march beat. Fine the olic satyric musical saga of a sea- Bayou ' Gunslinger books released this the Showgirl •• i week Laing, west Bergen. for family. * Beau J|psea Hell Bound Lothario. .My Pair Lady Brilliant Quiet Gun and the Catholic In going melodic Beautiful But Dangerous Hell's Crossroad* compiled by ■ addition, a priest director adaptation of Shaw's Rainmaker •• WE AU As You Like comedy about REPAIR MAKES It—Splendid N. Y. C. the Beauty and the Bull Hidden Fear * • SALES OP American and Cockney flower-girl Raw Edge —SERVICE University of library, lay chairman are to be Festival producUon of Shakespeare's transformed by the Fl*hter Hollywood or Bust** proud professor of Razzia merry mlx-up In the Forest speech. Some low. D. appointed in each of Arden. Bermuda Affair House of Numbers •• Washington, C. It broad humor In featuring Royal Affair Ip Ven parish. Auntie Memo The merry life of a scenes her Bt* • Boodle Invasion of the Saucer sallies American Catholics and tha will be on the Bohemian rafflah father. TELEVISION, RADIOS Intellectual parish level lady of the *2os, someUmes Bt* Caper • Men Girl Runaway Daughters Life, by J. T. Ellia. A reprint with recounted with humor New In Town Well-made an that risque and pro- Black Patch • the actual contact stork of Iron Petticoat Scandal tn Sorrento additional preface by Biahop John fanity. Broadway musical lighter in tone than BUck Whip I Was a the the Teenage Were- She-Devil (Heritage Foundation. The musi- original, "Anna Christie.” Tends ' and AUTO RADIOS Wriaht. Chi- campaign will be Bella Are Rlnelne—Breeay to Blonde In Bondace wolf per- treat Immoral affairs Sheep Has S Legs. The cago. tl. cal about an with sympathetic paper). with Impulsive answer-service Blonde Sinner •• Island In the Sun •• The formed, and humor. Short Cut to Hell • Honor of Being a Man, by Edward regional (lrl who can't help her cli- ESmx 2-0949 mothering Bop Girl Goea Calypso Island Women Showdown at AbUeae Gannon. ents. Romanoff and Juliet •• A atudy of humaniatic county directors One chorea number rather skimp- Light, whim- * devel- holding peri- Boy on a Dolphin Jeanne Eagles Silk * COMPLETE LINE opment sical East-Weat set Stockings OF HI-FI of Andre Malraux. (Loyola ily costumed. romance In a myth- Bride * and T.V/s by odic for Is Much Too Jallhouse Rock University meetings ical kingdom. Specializes Story of Esther Costello Press. M>. organization, In satiric digs Beautiful • The Body Beautiful Amiable musi- Jet Pilot Stowaway Girl Teacher*' and at typical Russian and ANDREA, DUMONT, HOTPOINT Manual for the Protectant discussion American foibles. Buckskin Lady Joker • reports. cal about a college boxer who turns U Wild • Church The Rope Dancers Strange On* of America, by J. A. Hardon. dlarsh. gripping Burglar Kin* and Four CONVENIENT TERMS pro to win over some settlementlads. Queens* Street of ARRANGED Intended to drama of marital discord Intensified Sinners accompany hla basic book by Calypso • THE DRIVE to Subplot Joe Kiss Them for Me * encourage treats divorce with broad hu- mutual Sun Also Rises published In IBM. (Newman. 11.90. good concern over a handicapped Calypso Heat Wave Lady • mor. of Vengeance child. Climactic Sweet Smell of Success* Paper). literature, scene gets excessively Checkpoint Lafayette particularly periodi- Escadrllle Tarnished AngeU* Th« Compulsion—Clinically detailed study candid on connubial matters. Pel According te Bt. John, by 'rime of Passion * Land of Destiny cals, and the sale of the perverted C. C. Marttndale. text discourage and perpetrators of a thrill Sunrise at Csmpobello Strong, S.J. A accom- mov- Curse of Frankenstein Lee GlrU •• murder. Panders to morbid ing This Could Be the panied by a very full commentary dta- display of curiosity drama about F.DJt.’s courage in Oaughter of Dr Jekyß Little Hut indecent publications X • through overly explicit handling ot ab- Night cusing the Ufe and times overcoming the prippllng handicap of Decision at l-ls Ste •# AILSBURG of Christ. will Sundown Three be conducted visi- normal behavior. polio. Faces of Eve (Newman. 131 through Deep Adventure long Haul The Dark Top Secret Affair •• Th» *MPeI tation of at the Ten of the Stairs— Time Remembered According te It. Luke, by newsdealers by —, Enchanting DellnquenU Loser Takes All C. parish Poignant drama of Town on Trial C. Marttndale, an Irascible married love story In a fantastic French Designing * S.J. A text accom- A setting. Woman Lost Lagoon True lay people. certifi- pair painfully Helen > Story of Jess* panied by a veryfull monthly groping toward mutual Hayes delights as a majestic Devil's General commentary dis- but Love In the Afternoon James * cussing the Ilf* and times of Christ. cate of understanding. Includes some quite balmy duchess. Devil'* Hairpin • cooperation will be Love Slavea of the Two Groom* for (Nowman. candid discussion of marital Intimacies. The Trial of Dimitri Disembodied the 13). awarded Karamozev Amazon Bride W. J. SCHNEIDER, to dealers found ■ndeame Garrulous, Prop. The According to It. Matthew, to be eccentric play Dramatically effective excerpts from Domino Jtld Lover's deteel Net UnUmed Youth 81 and permeated with a pagan the MOUNT by C. C. Marttndale. S.J. A text displaying philosophy of fanssd Russian novel of passion, Don't 06 Near the Man In the Shadow •• VERNON ac- only clean Until They •• PLACE selling despair. guilt • Sail companied by a very full and remorse. Water commentary literature. Man of a Thousand Valerie ESmx 2-0949 N. discussing the Ufa and times Pair Oame Garment district com- Two for the Seesaw Clever, two- Drk*strip Girl ••• NEWARK 6, J. of Faces Value for Money edy with young Christ (Nowman. 13). With the divorcee heroine fend- character comedy condoning illicit love 18 and Anxious * Man certificate will be on Firs Wayward Bus •• ing oft From 'agitations for tha Monthly Retreats determined libertines. Harps and relying heavily for humor Escape San Man given a of the upon on the Prowl Wayward Girl for use of the Daughters of copy list of steadily on seduction theme and glam- suggestive lines and Quentin Charity, ap- situations. Man Who Turned to White Sheik A orises loose-living types. Tunnel of Love Every reprint of tbs IMI edition. (New- proved and books Limp, sleazy farce Second Count* Stone Winner's disapproved Garden Circle min. t3.?D, v District Two new short making much of the marital lapses of Face In the Crowd Muter • and Corey Will Success Spoil Rock Separated Brethren, magazines published month- lays by Tennessee Williams, again the smirk set of suburbia. Farewell to Arms Special Weekday by W. J, Whalen. Monkey on My Back • Huh ter Banquet Arrangements torbldly A survey of non-Cathollc, Christian ly the preoccupied with perversion. West Side Story Stock Female Animal Mr. and by National Office for De- modern Rock Roll Woman of the River denominations Jamaica Lively "Romeo Female In the United States calypso vehicle and Juliet” musical, set amid Jungle My Gun U Quick Young cent for and the and some Literature, which will be song-stylist Lena Horne. Some cos- Manhattan Fernanda! of others designating them- teen-gang warfare. Accepta the Dress- Passionate • tumes SHOWERS • selves as Christians. used skimpy; some lyrics, risque. unorthodox “private” maker to (Bruce. M.SO). as the standard by the com- marriage and In- No Time Be Young Toung Guns * LPI Abner * Aanos Reseller; A Memoir, by E. R Rollicking musical r* cludes much raw language. Fire Down Below OasU g Wit- mittee. Zombies of Mora-Tats creating the may. eccentric Wlnkelberg lAMPII MENU - mer. A Popular biography written by world of A sordid excursion Dogpetch. her niece. (Dorrence and Cos. 13.78). A list of dealers V. 8. A. Some Inadequate among the more debaaed members of SOUP DU JOUR cooperating and Separate Classification costuming sporadic risque Mis. the Bohemian aet. OfOTl: a Separate Classification U given to certain films which, while of: . morally Ch#l<* net offensive, require some analysis andexplanation aa a protection *• WTOn* and ROAST Au Jui Interpretations false conclusions.) SEEP, o. -* Th» MICHAEL J. HARRIS -? propagandlstlc nature of this ROAST "SSI, . 1 TURKEY, DRESSING eowtroverstal fUm (hook I burning. anticommunism. civil liberties) E£! offers a OlllET ESTABLISHED I*ls warped. ovoreUfoUfled P*«N ORAVY and strongly emotional solution Television Film to a complex prab " * Asssrteaa Bto. Its VEOETAStE Ratings spoclous arguments tend seriously to be WHIPPED POTATO misleading and misrepresentstive bp reason of HIGH LEVEL aa Inept and distorted preeeataUon. ICE CREAM COPPEE u W 0,8 *® ROOFING EXPERTS ‘fv* f‘** v,w *PP»*ri»>B on local letevWoo for Uw coming week The Condemned r«tto« accord* fkam the hr of Decency »pp«.r* afttr each Vim title.) Adorabla Craalana Frle-Frae No Orchid* for Mm Bandit. PER PERSON SHEET METAL Tba Gama af Lava 51.50 ai— Bad. Tba Otcl Ono Bummar af CONSTRUCTION Blua The Legion of rated Aual Hu.band for Anna Haaainaaa Alm Includes Decency this* films when wort released. There may be they first changes 1 Am a Plowon, P.nu ond Cindloe Camara Baron Da.dir Bln* in due FOR some, to cuts made when Darll la tba Fla* Latter. From M* CHURCHES. SCHOOLS the films were for television use. however, the Bln* of tho Borpta* OTHER MENU prepared Generally, Doaaorata Woman. Tba Windmill ARRANOEMENTS AND Snow la Black AVAILABLE INSTITUTIONS o/ egion Decency ratings may be as correct moral evaluations these Fronab Uaa Moon accepted of tele,vision films. la Bloa •no af (labad 4 Private AN Dining Rooms Typ* BuiWinpt oayubday, .. .. FBB. 1* Everest * Accommodations to 500 1:30 p.m.*(#>—Conquoat oI (Family) AND COD CJUtATTD 10 » m, (s)~Nleht Wind WOMAN (Fr-Kln*,!.,) (Family! (Objectionable) J'o'SScSSU- • MS NEW 5:30 p.m. Ill)—Loan Shark and treatment of ihia film, Coll Smoual Manap.c ORANOS Mil) • Pm POINT ROAD *'"• LWuWn.nl davalopad In an atmosphereof Ampl. Pr». Art, } (AdulU. Adolescents) 4 ill)—JUn*M (Family) kmuSo- SiTu kin, 1 p.m. H 3*1700 N. J. p m (»>—Carolina Moon , ELIZABETH, (Family) 5 30 p.m. (Ik—Two Smart People (Adulta. AdoloaconU) 1:30 P.m, (Hi—Oklahoma Badlands (Family) 5:30 pm. (4)—Wicked City (Objectionable) p,e,u Horn ,A ™ dulU. Adolescents) and (o)—Jeaae Jamea Bay (Family l £ 1 M? - ,*? p.m. at SSSZZ'H Special Aaent ! (Family) 7:30 A 10 P.m. (•)—Punitive (Family) *• 4: P,n ~l ' u*k» MtMn u«ianU?° (AdulU. Ado- 0 p.m. (s)—To the Victor (Objectionable) 11:15 p.m. (3)—Moea Roaa (AdulU. AdoloaconU) “ d 4 (Family) 11:15 (7)—Enemy Aaont (Family) -1O U !2i~Ll*‘K'* f“'u" p.m. p.m. i (Family) —Blorkheada waouasoAv, fib. it 5:30 pm. (o)—Wyomlna (Family) 10 am.. 130 p.m (s>~Hlch Lonoaomo (Family) • p m. (*>—Biller Rico (Objectionable) 10 a.m. (7)—Liabon Story (AdulU. AdoloaconU) Catholic l >r c«‘‘«hou» (Objoetlonahlo) 5:30 p.m. (o)—Johnny One-Rye Radio, television (Oblactlonablo) ••mm* m , I <•>—Abo Lincoln In llllnola (Family) 3:30 p.m. —Scotland Yard (AdulU. AdoloaconU) The Woman Frank A. (AdulU. AdoloaconU) 4 p.m. —Ghoat Ship (Objectionable) Mcßride 11 w mm 11.15 p m '*‘ Co>d.n M.aa (AdulU. AdoloaconU) Mlebeha«oe 5:30 P.m (s)—Julia (Objectionable) (JO WVNJ Company 11.15 pm. («i— PM. TbO Uvtll* Rod Monaco (Family) 5:30 p.m. (4)—Nooae Hanaa TELEVISION BnUrw,BoaarF, * Hla* (Family) Ma*r. John J. * * Kilo* ‘Adults. AdoloaconU) 0 (o)—Kins oI the Cowboya (Family) Mtcbmmcdl p.m. (UNDAY, MB. U Contractors 1a m (»—Dr. i»> MONDAY, MB. (AAulta. AdoloaconU) 7:30 A 10 pm. ru*tti»e (Family) Noon «T> 17 Christopher Proaram, Dan , W‘OU KUBgoVVtetOT 5 the ~ p.m. (3J—To Victor (Objectionable) Dafora, Onto Nalaon. —ad H.art Uh* ,Adulu AdoloaconU) |Wn» £ - 11:15 p.*. (3>—Julia Mlabohavea (ObiecUonablo) KM Mil—Tba *3O 1 *mMt pm Chrt.tophar. OUto T »lk (AdulU. Ado 11:10 (7)—Enemy Aaont (Family' TUKDAY. PBB. 1( p.m. • a - H tooconU) 1 m till Blahop Fulton J. (boon W#olJ Plumbing, siting. Sprinklers LOB (3)—Counterfoil (Family) —Laue Oua (Family) am. tin—Blue Amp of Out Lad* •*e™“ « pm. Wheel p^mr.m*° ' Naarl dll—Rla (Objectionable! SJO (41—lalapd ml Doaire lOhJoct bio) 0( Fatima. 1030 pm. tana *■** -BuUWahler and tbo lady (AdulU. Soaniah - it. Ado- 0 pm (tv—On the Old Trail (Family) lATUROAY. Mi U *»„Church.»«.,N#v«ai. Stephan'af,lw ■ 730 A 10 FA (01—Fuel two (Family) • » a-rn till—Echoes af Paland. THURJDAV. 1113 p.m. (3>—A Woman's Face (Ohjocttonablo) pbb n 75 U Spring Street 11 1* Pm. It>—Wltneoa Vaniahe. (Adults. AdoloaconU) V^mr*° M Hoard lt i* • m duyiytm Tti*r« - Ayo 10 ■•art.” Marta am. M* * »■ to (A)-Racb*round Donmr (Family) 10 am. IJO om (3»—The OanaaUr iObjectionable) in am. WBCA —Hour af ** r, 4J*Aom M. Francia i* ‘7: *tory (AdulU. AdoleeroaU) 10 <7>—Uabaa Oaery (AdulU. Adolooconta) ( >BIOAY. PBB. II M > urn am WOB—Marian Tbaalar. . - Paterson, New (ID—(3 I. j»no J* (Family) 5.30 om (OF—Fireball (Family) «m- Jersey *.<* of It Francia ilrondora i Object testable) > 3:30 Pm HI) (luhkaand (ObiecUonablo) tba 0 p.«b »> Heme la Oklahoma JJj* of Air, ***** IH ilUldrvo (Adults. £*>»rah - (Family) Hf- laiurftr't r£“ years 4-MJI ?»* pm (BJ-Apaeba Race Boa. Edward Madam J Telephone: ARmory S **OfJ 730 A 10 (Bt-FastUee (Family) ono Hour i.u pm. IB B*a WBCA Catholic Hour. af B(. ::«rss;sss—“ 030 HD—Without Wamine 'AdulU. AialassanU) TbM pm an DrtablM ProbMm, ‘ Bm- Ja *3? ®M> 1113 pm 3>—RUhr Ike SMI (Famity) aaab B Mentoa, CJaB. Hour of IBa 1118 Pm (7»-WlUlll VaaMhao (AdulU. AdoUacouU) WMCA L■»*»"> I BJBBm. A»a Marta Hour, No lAOIO MB am WaaAtnatan sum (3>—Ooarao More (Family) ••nr af It. Ftanaaa Xavtar Cahrlni Pray for Them Catholic Book Fair February 15,1958 THE ADVOCATE 13

Starts on Feb. 16 Fr. William Schott Business Makes 99

FlVe evening lectures will urn-Jin™ r°f?^-~u highlight a Dies In Gifts to 1C book exhibit and sale at the Brooklyn Colleges FnHniEndowmentg?r IICl Carnegie Center, 47th St. and United Nations Plaza. BROOKLYN NEWARK In this Formerly an assistant at St. Peter’s, fiscal year which ends on June 30, Sponsored by the Greater New York unit of the Cath- Jersey Rev. William F. business and lbra Association City, Schott, S.J., died Feb. 4 and industry thus far have contributed 99 gifts y the special Catholic Book - Week was buried after a Solemn to the New willn, Requiem Mass in totaling $56,773 Fund -program- -- open at Feb St. Ignatius Jersey College Associa- t'r** noon,nwuii, reo tion it was 16, and close at 6 here, where he had served for the Inc., announced this p.m., Feb 21 past 4Va week. New York and Newark and years. The the greater New York Born in Father Schott The association is the library Diocese of Paterson. Jersey City, attended St. Peter’s organization which the independ- unit includes the Archdioceses of Prep and entered the Society of ent colleges of New Jersey have Speakers and their topics are Jesus at St. Andrew-on-Hudson formed to the approach commer- Most of the as follows: Mrs. M. pendent colleges. as- He took Karalevicius cial interests under a "commu- on Sept. 8, 1922. his sociations under Fr. Feb. operate a “com- 7 p.m., Rev. John La ELIZABETH With her chest” for financial Peykowski 16, classical studies son nity plan aid at Shadowbrook, munity chest” plan under which Farge, of Solemn fund S.J., America, “Christian his at as celebrant, a The is now in its fourth Lenox, Mass., philosophy Requiem the and for Mass gifts by industry, banking First Reading Christian Living.” Weston and was offered for Mrs. of Says Mass College, was ordained Mag- year operation. other business concerns are Feb. dalen Karalevicius 17; 6:30 p.m., Rev. John on June 1937. In the Feb. 17 in Last Fall the presidents of the JERSEY CITY-Rev. 20, interim shared by all the member col- Edward “Cathoic SS. Peter and Paul Church here. 10 member Considine, M.M., Books he had also taught at Fordham colleges (including all in A. Peykowski, I leges a proportion arrange- M.1.C., celebrated in Work.” She died Jan. 17 in Lithuania. New Catholic Missionary and New Jersey colleges) Like his Solemn Prep Regis High School, most of the associa- first Mass Feb. 9 in Feb. |ment. 6:30 p.m., Katherine York. Celebrant of the made more than 400 calls St. 18, Mass was Rev. on the contributions the Anthony’s Church here. He tions, given Burton, author, for From he Ladislaus W. Karalevicius business and industry seeking fi “Researching 1939 to 1948 was an of SS. I New association al- was ordained Feb. 8 at the Jersey are nancial aid. that Shrine Writing.” assistant at St. Buf- Peter and Paul Church. He They hope the 60% of the Michael’s, was KEEP outright equally to Immaculate Conception Feb. 19, 6:30 UP THE GOOD WORK: con- total of will lotted p.m., A. ca. born in Bayonne Bishop McNulty year’s gifts amount - ’ Joseph falo, and served in the same and returned | member colleges and 40% based Washington. executive to at least $200,000. Duffy, at St. Peter’s in 1949. Prior later to Lithuania with his gratulates Patrick enrollment. secretary, pacity par- Brannigan, president of the Holy lon Archpriest was Rev. American Book Sellers The visits the Leo P. Associa to his to St. ents and his Mountain . by college presi At the appointment Igna- brother, Vytautas. Cross, View, Nocturnal Adoration Society, apex of the combined Hak, St. Anthony’s Books dents are made under the pastor. Other tion, “Catholic Face the he served for five at The family was “asso- is tius, years separated during on the the Commission Nation.” organization’s fifth The ministers were Rev. Edward Ma- the and anniversary. Bishop ciation in which a St. House of war Father plan” single 'on and of the Ignatius Studies, Karalevicius at Colleges Industry jewski, Feb. 20, 6:30 presided services Feb. 6. on solicitation is made for deacon; Rev. Frank p.m., Rev. and his brother Looking is Msgr. Ed- corporate Association George Manhasset, N. Y. returned to this of American Colleges Medynski, Kelly, N.Y. aid for of M.1.C., and archdiocesan direc- his His father ward J. Holy Cross a group colleges in the with subdeacon, Surviving are father, Wil- country. died abroad Scully, pastor, who established the | headquarters in Indianapo- Rev. Benjamin tor of the Life same state or region. The Moscinski, master Family Movement, liam F. and seven years movement plan lis. The acts Schott, a brother, ago. in his parish. I commission as a co- of “Books was in ceremonies. The sermon and Family Life.” inaugurated Indiana in was George, both of Carlstadt. iordinating body and clearing 1948 with by Rev. John only two member col- house Jazowski, A SPECIAL of information for the col- preached event scheduled is leges. Sister M. Dolores ,lege groups. It does not solicit or an informal on “The panel Im- Now there are 39 such state Father Choir Guild distribute funds for this be- Pelkowski, a native of portance of Catholic HARRISON A religious for to Discuss j them, Publishing Meeting and regional associations of inde- done by the Jersey City, entered the noviti- to the Catholic.” 70 Sister ing associations This will be more than years, Mary ate of the Marian themselves. in 1949. presented Dolores of Cross Convent | Fathers at 3:30 p.m., Feb. Holy After his 16, Funds received from business profession in he with student here died Feb. 7 in St. Elizabeth How to 1950, participants from Church Music studied for Improve land two years at St. Benedict’s Elizabeth. A industry arc used for general Catholic Prep, Newark; St. Hospital, Requiem Warning and then expenses in the University went to Rome Francis Mass for the repose of her soul : operating college, Prep, Brooklyn, and Car- By William F. Judkins Jr. appropriate for opera.” Merchants in northern New for chiefly to attract new fully quali- philosophy. He his dinal was offered Feb. 10 in Cross I completed Hayes High School, Bronx. Holy are NEWARK “Many The Archdiocesan Institute of Jersey receiving telephone fied members. theological studies at There will be Church William A. Cos- of the hymns in our church- : faculty Catholic hourly programs b/Msgr. sung calls which solicit advertise- Sacred Music is out to not University. for each Also telloe. es are bad in musical form help, children day. basic very and. over-sentimental in ments for special Pat- hinder the offering of acceptable a St. Catholic book lists will Born in Brooklyn, Sister both music Casimir’s be Mary and words. are not in accord with rick's Day edition, St. Plans pre- They the Motu music in the individual purporting As Dolores churches, sented to all who attend as well attended St. Vincent’s long Proprio of Pius or in fact to come from The Advocate. Pope X, with the statutes of the the four county Choir Annual Card as before enter- through Parly as special bibliographies of Cath- Academy, Newark, you live Archdiocese The Advocate is not solicit- olic of Newark. i Guild organization. NEWARK The annual card books pertaining to the mis- ing the Sisters of Charity of St. J “We can’t ion ing such advertisements; and will sions, Elizabeth at Convent in 1887. She hope to accomplish Gregdrian chant and the party of St. Casimir’s parish will you receive a family life, work with con- poly- ’•THE said Father it has never done so. a major reform all at once hut phony of the 15th GUILD,” held Feb. 28 in the DEPENDABLE and verts, and Lourdes. served in various convents of the | century. He |be parish Oates, “Never intends to con- In dealing with such solici- GOOD INCOME If There is in New until we expect to make a start with ; wanted secular music out of the ' auditorium. no admission charge, community Jersey demn for what tors, businessmen would be Inveit and the when this Church. He felt that church any parish doing Mrs. A. Loboda is you your public is invited. 28 years ago she was as- meeting.” | mu- I Joseph gen- in is but to to accom- wise to determine ■ a v In > our Rev. John M. Oates, director of ■sic should be music dedicated wrong help exactly just eral with Mrs. John g signed to Holy Cross. ex- chairman, is what j S. V. D. ANNUITY the Catholic Choir plish w hat right. The approach publication is represent- Grusikos Surviving are two nephews, Guild of Essex clusively to God. Definitely, mu- and Mrs. Peter Napier- PLAN. will be not negative.” ed. County, a subdivision of the New- sic close to this norm is positive, kowski, co-chairmen. James and Frank Spaulding, and j more ad- DOLLY MOUNT The Essex director thus ark Archdiocesan Institute of vanced and County • You alio ihare in a niece, Mrs. Mary Terry, all of thoroughly devotion- has offered his services to all the Sacred the al.” tho groat work of NURSING HOME Brooklyn. Music, was speaker. in his area. fho Mistiont and holp In parishes WASHINGTON FLORIST THE PRINCIPAL Donahue's Florist and Broth- 10 VAUIY MEETING he referred to subject at the Feb. “There fine •ducating Prieiti : lOAD, CLIFTON, N. J. Sister Elizabeth are many hymns Incorporottd Mary was a tho Million! • Cer- discussion to be held 16 of the Essex Sine* 1906 ori for panel meeting County for novenas listed on the 'white Und*r Slat* lictnt* CONVENT A Requiem Mass Feb. in Catholic Choir Guild 170 BLOOMFIELD AVE. tain tax advantagoi • A An 16 at 8 p.m. Sacred Heart will be the list’ of the St. Society WEDDING and FUNERAL DESIGNS *itobliih*d hom* that li qui*t, Gregory for the repose of the soul of Sis- lotting Memorial and re- and Cathedral School here. legislation of the Church Flowtrt TtUgraphad Anywhtra HUmboldt r*itful luxurioui. Located an regard- which 1 know the people will 3-2224 In Manet ter Mary Elizabeth Hogan of the 565 BROAD N. J. membrance many For th* ing church STREET, NEWARK, cpacioui groundi. ag*d, The panelists will include some appropriate music. much prefer, once they get ac- NEWARK NEW JERSEY and Sisters of of St. Eliza- Mllch• II 2-0621 prayori. ill: and convaUictnlt. Charity The Motu is the chronically of the experts in Proprio ultimate quainted with them,” he said. beth offered major liturgical 34 was Feb. 10 in St. basis Write for free Information Hour Nurting Staff music of reform. in the metropolitan area. SYLVIA Anne's Villa chapel here. She NOLL R.N. “In this Society Of The Divine Word BOLSTER, It is intended that will country,” said Father died Feb. 7 at All Souls they ex- Diractran Hospital, Oates, “the St. PINNA. plain specifically why certain Gregory Society j GIRARD, T*laphan* LAmbtrl Morristown. 5-7477 of America has established music is not the ANNUITY DIPT. of the late John and appropriate, even Daughter of the Motu it have been interpretation Pro- Elizabeth she entered the though may sung Hogan, prio and this for in the local interpretation has Sisters of in 1916 and years diurches, Charity been and more to set forth adopted by most of the was professed in 1919. Her first positively what can be done about it. Archbishops and Bishops of the mission St. ! Need was Mary’s, Jersey In Time of 'country and made a Essex County has 72 matter of “More Are City, where she remained until parishes j Things Wrought by local This Consult Your Catholic Funeral Director Prayer and all have been invited to send legislation. applies 1925. In 1925 she was j j Than This World assigned also to Newark.” Dreamt 0f... to the to St. Vincent Newark, representatives meeting. Academy, Thus the Whose careful and service is in accord with the This includes organists interpretation of the understanding In 1932 she went to St. Joseph’s clergy, Motu traditions and choir members of Proprio by the Society of of Holy Mother Church Hospital, where she directors, Paterson, St. is church choirs and in fact the Gregory actually cited in served until 1942 when she was gen- the statutes of the eral in Archdiocese of missioned to Mt. St. public effect, anyone Joseph’s Newark intended interested in and is to he fol- Totowa. restoring church Orphanage, lowed all music the it should by parishes at the com- In 1944, she was retired to St. to place right- | mand the fully hold. of Archbishop. liman’s Ann’s Villa, but after a short MURPHY FUNERAL HOME farfanalSjf time went on active there “The whole idea of the AS A STARTING NECKER-SHARPE duty pro- point, the until the time of her last illness. gram,” said Father Oates, "is at the 16 GRACE MURPHY, Director FUNERAL HOME PRAYER BOOK panelists Feb. meeting ESSEX COUNTY AND to put church music bark will 301 ROSEVILLE MISSAL. i concentrate on congrcgation- AVENUE 525 - 45th STREET Mrs. on the high standard where it J. McLaughlin jal hymns such as those at N. J. UNION N. J. sung l. V. MULLIN 4 SON NEWARK, CITY, BAYONNE—A Mass We to the and also Lent and Requiem belongs. hope give novenas, wedding music. HUmboldf 3-2600 UNion 7-0820 During every of life . day your A CHOICI OF better and 976 BROAD STREET use Cardinal for Mrs. Catherine people something we Father Oates admits that there Spellman'i Pra>tr Book McLaughlin UNion 7-0120 FINI BINDINGS are sure N. J. and Misial. No offered Feb. 8 in St. Vin- they will like it.” will be some resistance to NEWARK, BERNARD A. KANE other prayer book will was reform $3.25-$4.50-$6.00 MArket 3-0660 RIEMAN 10 fully jollify your spiritual needs for cent's Church here. because a number of the hymns FUNERAL HOME FUNERAL HOME and THERE IS NOTHING accident- it contains prayers for $lO.OO $12.90 She is survived have been every need, every by her hus- objected to sung for 39 HUMBOLDT STREET 1914 NEW YORK AVENUE al about what is considered CODEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE occasion, every moment of your e good daily John a by parochial band, McLaughlin, son, years congregations. N. J. UNION CITY, N. J. life. It will God closer Heirloom White or bad in church music, Father NEWARK, bring to you and Bridal "The fact that 69 HIGH STREET three daughters, including Sister they have UNion keep you close to Him. Oates said. HUmboldf 3-0733 7-6767 Edition at $13.00 The encyclical of Mary Magdalen, St. Michael’s been used for a long period ORANGE, N. J. Pius “Motu Pope X, Proprio,” doesn’t High School, Jersey City, and make then reverent, ORange 4-7554 james a. McLaughlin It ((Mist write ■soffit has down PETER J. QUINN r*»f icccl kectitcrs supply you, Itr nsms of dealer set general norms He devotional nine grandchildren. or proper,” he said. 591 AVENUE wanted the music in the churches Funoral Director JERSEY GORNY 4 GORNY The EDWARD As to wedding marches and O'TOOLE CO., INC. • Publishers JERSEY N. J. to be not 320 BELLEVILLE AVENUE CITY, thoroughly sacred, pro- other music, Father Oates had MORTUARY 1» Park Place James F. Goode New York 7, N. Y. fane. JOurnal Square 2-2266 a surcinrt N. J. PATERSON The funeral of comment. 303 MAIN STREET BLOOMFIELD, “The Pope discussed music in "Church music should James F. Goode Jr., 428 Van be dedi- EAST ORANGE, N. J. Pilgrim 8-12/50 HOWARD J. BRENNAN a general way; urged that it be cated to God not in grandiose Houten St., took place Feb. 10, ORange 2-2414 6414 BERGENLINE AVE. in form and that it be based JOSEPH I. FINNERAN Mass in St. good opera . Opera music is quite with a Requiem Jos- WEST NEW YORK, N. J. DE CAPUA FUNERAL 102 SO. CLINTON WEEKLY Church here. He died HOME STREET TRIPS TO FLORIDA eph’s feb. UNion 7-0373 EAST 7. 269 MT. PROSPECT AVE. ORANGE, N. J. COAST TO COAST MOVERS! ... A resident of lifelong Paterson, 115 Paterson CCD NEWARK, N J. ORango 3-0022 he is survived by his parents, Mr. HUmboldt 2-3333 UNION COUNTY and Mrs. James F. Goode, four | brothers, including Rev. Atanasius Teachers GORNY & GORNY BERGEN COUNTY GROWNEY FUNERAL HOME Goode, M.S.SS.T., Holy Trinity, Graduated nos MORTUARY 1070 NORTH BROAD STREET and Harlan, Ky., two sisters. THOMAS J, Inc 399 HOOVER AVENUE KELLY, J. PATERSON—A class of 115 will HILLSIDE, N. ekqel persons be graduated 37 WEST MAIN STREET BLOOMFIELD, N. J. ELizaboth 2-1663 To Lecture at from the Teacher Training Institute of the Paterson Dio- N. J. Pilgrim 3-8400 BERGENFIELD, DANIEL J. cesan Confraternity of Christian Doctrine on Feb. 17. DUmont 4-1286 LEONARD 4 SONS Medical School KIERNAN FUNERAL HOME Bishop McNulty will preside at the exercises to be MORTUARY THOMAS J DIFFLY JERSEY CITY—C. R. 101 UNION AVENUE 242 WEST JERSEY STREET Phillips, held at 8:30 p.m., at St. Paul’s Church, Clifton. He will 41 AMES AVENUE chief of the Physical Defense Di- BELLEVILLE, N. J. ELIZABETH, N. J. present teaching certificates to U. S. Chemical J. vision, Army 9-3503 RUTHERFORD, N. ELizaboth 2-5331 the graduates who have com- Plymouth Corps, will deliver the third Bee- WEbjter 2-0098 a 60-hour course in doc- pleted FUNERAL SERVICE ~, ton, Dickinson lecture Feb. 23 at CODEY'S MILLER FUNERAL HOME trine and methods. - 7 ETTER * the Seton Hall College of Medi- 77 PARK STREET 100 The address to the graduates HENNESSEY F. Bannworth, Director cine and EXPERTS IN LONG DISTANCE MOVING! Dentistry. The session N. J. FUNERAL ... will be given by Rev. Roger Rey- MONTCLAIR, HOME 1055 EAST JERSEY ST. will be held at 3 p.m. in Murdoch MOntrlair 2-0005 executive of the 232 KIPP AVENUE N. J. Cities nolds, secretary UILT ELIZABETH, In All Principal Hall of the Medical Center. Nation-Wide Moving Agents of Confraternity Christian Doc- HASBROUCK N. J. EL 2 6664 Mr. will discuss the GEORGE AHR 4 SON HEIGHTS, Phillips trine, Archdiocese of Newark. MEMORIAL ATla* 8-1362 newest methods of sterlizing 700 NYE AVENUE ENGEL BROTHERS, Inc. The ceremonies will be concluded PATRICK 4 WERSON In addition equipment by gas. N. TRINKA FUNERAL SERVICE ELIZABETH, N. J EL 4-7800 with Solemn Pontifical Benedic- IRVINGTON, J. 635 NORTH WOOD AVENUE to the Seton Hall student body, tion of the Blessed 3-1020 - BOGOTA N. J. MA 2-1770 Sacrament. ESsax MAYWOOD N, J. NEWARK, the lecture LINDEN, is open to all with During the instruction LITTLE FERRY NEW YORK CITY CO 5-3160 year, linden 3-41 1 9 .... a professional interest in the sub- STANTON FUNERAL HOME was given at two Seton HUbbard 7 3050 N. PL 5-7440 centers, PLAINFIELD, J. ...* 661 FRANKLIN ject. Hall in Paterson and AVENUE GORNY 4 GORNY 8-6900 University <.»nmn N. J. . . JE The Dickinson Lec- MORRISTOWN, . Becton, NUTLEY, N. J. the College of St. Elizabeth, Con- JOHN J. FEENEY MORTUARY N. J CR 3-3200 tures, of Seton Hall’s SUMMIT, part cur- vent. 2-3131 NUtley 70 MONMOUTH ROAD 330 ELIZABETH AVENUE riculum in bacteriology, were es- At the university, Rev. James GLEN N N. J. tablished last Fall under a grant JOSEPH P. MURPHY ROCK, J. ELIZABETH, - DIRECT Rugel, assistant director of the Your Wisest Choice from the Rutherford 4-4396 2-1415 firm. 102 FLEMING MUlborry Elizabeth SERVICE Confraternity, taught doctrine AVENUE 48 STATES HIGHEST QUALITY N. J. ALL and Sister Martine of the Mission TO . NEWARK, . Book Club Selection Helpers of the Sacred Heart gave MArket 3-0514 In Material, Wo'kmontKp HUDSON COUNTY PASSAIC COUNTY NEW YORK - The instructions in methods. February an 4 D*i>gn F. MURPHY selection of the Catholic Book At St. Elizabeth's, the instruc- JOHN WILLIAM GORNEY 4 GORNEY Rev. William 480 SANFORD AVENUE SCHIIMM, Inc. SELECT YOUR OWN Club is "Naked to Mine Ene- tors were J. King, BONDED for JERSEY CITY UNION CITY MORTUARY err this choice Property of the mies: The Life of Cardinal Wol- director Confraternity who NEWARK, N. J. ♦o< yew octuol color p>ot«#r,«»«» hdilltj C». 2000 HUDSON BOULEVARD they live and enjoy lift in 394 PARK AVE. cor. S». —as High QUINLAN MIIIT ON THII LA 111 FUNERAL HOME I UNION CITY, N. J. FLORIDA this modern, community. Cana ORANGE, N. J. planned Begin Group 27-29 UN,on 3-1100 HARDING AVENUE Got full information, today. Phono OR 3 0935 DOWN At Mt. Virgin ov CLIFTON. N. J. *lO mail —or coupon, now. COOK PRetcott GARFIELD Cana began at JOHN J QUINN LAWRENCE O FALLON 7-3002 A MONTH Wanted U< >lO mbu'San ratter?. an- Our Lady of Mt. Virgin parish FUNERAL HOME 157 BOWERS STREET GORMIIY FUNERAL HOME paxancad Sand rafaranaaa and with a recent which LOUIS lal- meeting at 323-329 PARK AVENUE JERSEY CITY, N. J. datirad lira! 154 WASHINGTON PLACE ary latter W Mr. and Mrs. Carl Di Piazu were N. J. Oldfield tO. Sa. ORANGE, 9-0579 N. J. 17. laaafty, H I. elected chairman. PASSAIC, Pleeee wort me mCK (without ob SCHLESINGER 3-6348 on Select Barra Granite ORange ltaeUani your ISruir brochure The first Cana I conference EARL F BOSWORTH PReecoH 9-3183 Port Charlotte, rtonde. I em In- COMPANY lend ichoek will be held Feb. 16 at 7 m. in Dealers awninf p Everywhere FRANK McGEE 311 WILLOW AVENUE HENNESSEY whtchi the school FUNERAL HOME Serving N. J. lestdenit Since IHO HOUSE FOR SALE auditorium under di- 523 SUMMER AVENUE N. J. VA'VACATION n MTIBBMBMT HOBOKEN, 171 WASHINGTON PUCE rection of Rev. Jamea F. Johnson, NOaTHVAII - ; b •uiLOiNe A MOM* laadi t,pa Kama NEWARK, N. J. HOboken 3-145S chairman of the PASSAIC. N. J. raarn, | Sod i archdioccsan Rlmm* raarn Oma«a. writo l*r ik» HUmboldf 2-2222 MArket 2-6500 KtteSao Cana committee. HOboken 3-1456 PReccott 7-0141 and (artrraarn. Mt «.Mar. *Ol HOAD ft.. NIWAtK. N. I OH kaat, far Ml partMulori. «, City IUTTUHA SONS INTRODUCE Cal CLaater MHI • • friend to The Far luting la thle taction call The Advocate, MArket 443700 Advocate. •AtRL VERMONT 14 THE ADVOCATE February 15,1958 A Column Parents’ News for Growing-ups Is It a Bird? a Plane?-It's Addie! Collectors’ House Benedictine Fathers’ Club By June Dwyer week. They only have four more days to do' it —but she making a valentine isn’t the easiest in By Norah A. Smaridge Up-up-up soars. Some people think it is sput- job the world, Finds Funds in First Year know. nik. Some think is Ike-nik you They want it to be extra special for their it and others say it is the A LIFETIME of collecting can sometimes produce PATERSON _ The Fathers’ Rev. n.others and Dermot Flanagan, 0. Carm. Explorer, but we know fathers so they are probably still working differently. strange results. When I was last in Wales, I explored an old Club of Benedictine Academy a talk on the on gave significance of them. Oops,, here comes We know that if folks looked they another pile just off the stone oak inside here celebrated a successful first the very closely house, completely overlaid with carvings, ring. The Fathers’ Club took mail truck. would see it The is so now that the at their Feb. that is a stack of letters and If pile high postman and is visited hun- year meeting 5. The movies of the event for the school packages. out. The house, called Plas Newydd, by is Fathers’ check for movie delivering by air mail. presented a library. they took out their spy-glasses and looked at the up top dreds of tourists every summer. They roam through the $l,OOO to Sister Anne Verortica, of US: Do think St. the pile would see the you you’ll get as many posters and Elizabeth, Wyckoff Wil- they champion mascot of the quaint rooms and stairways, and principal, as a result of their lard valentines this as did stroll and Conklin year—Addie. year you last year? in the beautiful back until about 2. first labors. Schlatter Jack grounds. a.m. year’s will The run the Mardi Gras dance ADDIE: I original owners of the The chief interest of 'he We hooked a certainly hope so. There are a few hun- Not to be outdone the up two-way radio to the of the . by dad, for the Parents top house oak Association Feb. that dred boys and girls who wait were always referred to as ladies was in collecting Mother’s of pile so Addie a always until the last min- Auxiliary Benedictine 15 in the school hall. could say few words. We will now “The The costume ute Ladies of Plas Newydd.” carvings. They bought, begged, is sponsoring a before in their I think Father-Daughter will start at 9 give a sending entries. just Both party p.m. you word-by-word account of our conversation. they were and lived near- and received them from Feb. Irish as gifts Dinner dance 13 at Kohler’s like to scare me. ADDIE: hello ly 200 of whom Hello, down there. Can hear years! their callers, many Swiss Chalet in Rochelle Park. Holy Family, Nutley—The PTA you US: But the Lady Elea were held a book me? Addie, contest closes Feb. do ago. j came from abroad. They Mrs. James G. Lacava is chair- tea 13 at the 19, you their home school. Sister think nor Charlotte attached to man, with Mrs. Theresa US: Go they’ll finish in time? | greatly Marino Corsetto Gertrude, ahead, Addie, we can hear How is you. Butler belonged and gardens, and built a li* as 0.5.8., of Seton Hall gave a book ADDIE: a co-chairman. Well, long time I was on a everything coming? ago up cloud to one of thel with secret above review. An exhibit of suitable barary a room to be born and St ADDIE: Fine. I’m moon. waiting they got me down. And when foremost fami I could Retreat Cecilia’s High School, En- books for education was shown. almost to the There are to which they The I was lies of the Irish glewood seniors received still entries sitting by the elevator they sent me en- when too many inquisitive peo- coming in too. At last count we were al- enough class from their Miss their rings parents at SAYS! The tries to me in. aristocracy. ple roamed grounds. ADDJE most Im- most even with last month’s bring They’ve never let me down yet—- the entries. Sarah February Parents’ Guild portant do so I Ponsonby Eleanor would read aloud while thing to each day is US: Do think still think they’ll help me. meeting. Rev. Hubert the you you’ll get more Valentines for was second cou Sarah drew and McCarren. good thing that you the painted. find the US: Addie, I 0 blessed mothers and dads or more for Well, hope you’re right. We’ve sin to an earl. Carm., the rings and hardest. posters Catholic put The Ladies had a constant the Press contest box on this again this Both of the| month? page week so all stream of visitors their village of were at home. the and girls can read the girls very unhappy the Lon ADDIE: boys directions! We even was a stopping place on Right now we have more Catholic Press told them about the willreceive if DECIDING don to Dublin route among month That prizes they they win. TO RUN away and Entrance Examinations posters. means that more boys and girls in find them the Wardworth, Sir I hope it works. a home which could poet the fifth, sixth, seventh and they eighth grades are working Walter Scott and many French for ADDIE: I think share together, they left school month it—oops, here comes some more this than younger and who brought them news boys girls. We have quite secretly and sailed in a fishing emigres mail. I have now a to go and count new entries. of the French Revolution. few entries from new my If boat the Irish Sea to Mil- • boys and girls who want to en- across ST. BENEDICT'S you see of ter our club too. any my young friends tell them to get to ford Haven in Wales, where they

work with the and leased a house for. 99 They St. Elizabeth US: Don’t paper crayons. We want to reach years. Academy of School the younger children like their mothers lived Preparatory in it for a half a the moon with this contest. century Convent Station, Now Jersey and fathers well to send in a never home enough valentine for leaving except for School for 94th This is Addie on top of the Advo- Stcondary girls. yoar. them? biggest Young visits could be 520 High St., Newark, N. which completed Resident and Day. record J, cate Club contest in Exceptional for the moon- in one Sometimes ADDIE: Oh, I history—heading day. a “day” for college preparation. Vocational yes. think they’ll catch up this signing off. was 22 hours, as when drove count!, Muiic, Art, Dancing, Dramatics. Will IE HELD they to St. Asaph to have breakfast Sports and Activity program. with the Information: 9-1600 MARCH 1. 1958 Exam Calendar Bishop and did not get JEfferson

(Sxamlnitlxnt f»r •ntrxnc* *a hlah •chaaK at 9:00 a. m. and acadamlat at wall aa * ichalarahl* axamlnatlana will ba MARY-JOE SCHOOL Registrations tests for the close Saturday, •Ivan an tha fallawlna datai. School* February 22, within* la Include axam In Section 1958 and in data Allwood applicants must register person thla calandar thouid forward Infar- matian ta ttia vauth adltar.) on Saturdays, 9to 11 a.m. CLIFTON, NEW JERSEY Feb. 15 Immaculate Con- Lodi. ception, Entrance exam. TRAINING FOR PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN Previoui registration neces- (Fee 3-5 sary $2). Age Group year* Feb. 22 Don Bosco High TO OPEN FEBRUARY 17, 1958 School, Ramsey. Scholarship and entrance LIMITED ENROLLMENT ENTRANCE exam. 10 a.m. (Fee of $1 at time of exam.) Conducted by Mrs. Josoph McGowan, A.8.; Mrs. Aloysius Ssbian Feb. 22—Don Bosco Techni- Call: SH 2-6586 GR 3-7949 - EXAMINATIONS cal High School, Paterson. En- trance exam. 9:30 a.m. Fee $l. Registration necessary. AT Mar. I—St. Benedict’s Prep, Newark. Entrance exam. 9 St. a.m. John’s Registration any Satur- Camp 9 to 11 until day, a.m., Feb. 22. Mar. 1 Seton Hall, South A LAKESIDE MOUNTAIN CAMP Don Bosco Orange. Scholarship and en- trance ••Y* 2,300 ft. alt. Beach Hunter lake. 100 miloi exam. 9:30 a.m. (Regis- *-14, Sandy an from N.Y.C. tration by Feb. 26; fee of $2.) Madam buildingt. lavatory in each cabin. Hat thowert. Excellent meal*. Oivarti- fiad Mar. B—Holy Rosary Acad- activitiai, racraatianal and inttructional. Matura, profauienal taachara and coach.i from top-ranking collagot and ichooli. Ona countallor far TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL emy, Union City. Scholarship prop ovary four bays. Jatuit Chaplain. Ona all-inclutiva faa. Catalog. and entrance exam. 8:45 a.m. Writa: Robert X. Yala Univ. Athletic Now Oaigangack, Ata'n, Haven, Conn, of Mar. 8 St. Peter’s Prep, 7-7007 Stream FEB. phone ORogon (N.Y.C.); Valley 5-IIM (Lang Itland) SATURDAY, 22, ?958 Jersey City. Entrance exam. Previous registration not nec-

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• School, Entrance I Jersey City. 9:30 : exam. a.m. Registration FEE $1.00 by Feb. 20 (Fee >2). FISCHER'S TO REGISTER FOR EXAMINATION WRITE OR PHONE Junior CDA DON ROSCO TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL Anniversary enriched BUTTERCUP 202 UNION AVE., PATERSON, N. J. CONCORD, N.H. (NC)-Junior Catholic Daughters of America MU 4-5595 See thtt children enough nutritious will observe the 32nd anniversary your get enriched Bread with extra Buttercup meals,as of their founding Feb. 16-22. sandwiches or as an after school snack. And The 13th anniversary of Pope and try yourself see mmmmmm Pius Xll’s charities will Fischer's Buttercup you’ll imllini hi i m 111111 it 11 iminuintn m 11 n inn tcmmuin i.nni i; program families the more and more are enjoying be observed at the same time. why healthful benefits of this delicious bread. Highlight of the religious events ADDIE'S COLORING GAME: To start will be the formation of help you Lent, Addie has hidden seven and a spirit- re- ligious articles in this week’s Scholarship ual bouquet to be given the Pope coloring. Can you find them? Find the articles and at Easter time. color the picture. Then look for the in Entrance Examinations answer next week’s issue of The Advocate. M'/ Lives of the Saints , FOR Ve*** - w St. Peter's Pioneer American f m Missionary Martyr V-,, The stories the kKS surrounding ISAAC JOGUES returned School to The other Indians of of St. Isaac of prisoner. Preparatory life Jogues are his work with the Indians in the tribe begged the the conversions of the Indians villagers 1644. He chosen the was as to free the missionary but 144 Grand Street and of the first American they mar- when the speaker Iroquois would not listen. tyrs. wanted to hold peace talks. Isaac One of the evil 2, N. J. was not the first Jes- night one Jersey City While in the village of Osser- uit Indians invited the to go into the land Jesuit to priest nenon, town of the Mohawk a have dinner ol the Indians to and with him in his try bring Isaac talked Indians, Jogues cabin. the souls of the Redmen to When Isaac Jogues en- peace with the Iroquis. While March God. The work of conversion tered he tomahawked him. 8,1958 there he left box Saturday, a of had been since the religious underway articles. He had later planned JOGUES’ death very of the land FATHER discovery by to return to Ossernenon and killed the last 9 A. M. Cartier in And it hope that the Your Pharmacist Jacques 1334. the Neighborhood Says convert Indians. Hurons was to assist Rev. John de and the Iroquois had for after Father Shortly Jogues The PREVIOUS REGISTRATION NOT Brebeuf, the Jesuit, that Isaac peace. Iroquois nation NECESSARY a sickness left, great came to the YOUR came to North America with went on war path and did ...BRING the of village Ossernenon. The not for FEE: $l.OO five other members of the So- stop many years. in their in witch- of in Indians, belief ciety Jesus 1636. Ten years after the death of that the evil tUtimiIIIMHUMHHIHUIIIIIIIIIIIIIItIIIIIIIIIIUIIUIUIIIIIIIHIiHimniIiI Isaac had craft, thought had Jogues been born St. Issac litUe Indian % / been Jogues a left by the Jesuit in the at Orleans, and had who France, girl, may yet become a little box. 7 been educated in best the saint, was born in this same When heard schools of Europe. He arrived they Father village of Ossernenon. The girl’s US in Quebec be Jogues was on his for an- TO and intending to sta- way name was Kateri Tekakwitha. A Scholarship tioned there, but the call came other the Mohawks visit, am- Pray to St. Issac Jogues for from the NEWARK JERSEY CITY Huron Indian villages bushed and beat him in ipm up. help befriending your ene- Entrance and Father Jogues joined the They then took him to the vil- mies. St. Isaac LIU' PHARMACY PALMIRA PHARMACY Examinations Jogues, martyr Arthur I. Palmera. St. Um A 0•or.. Martorana. Prepa. Ph.O. other Jesuits in their work. Isaac Jogues lage where he was held a for God, pray for us. Eatabltahed Preacrtplion Pharmaciata over 30 yeara Father the 'AT Jogues was among Four Reilatared Pharmaciata llolollcal Sick Room Supplier rroe Delivery Every Day Coametica missionaries who were taken Si. Isaac Joints it Open portrated L rrom 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Preacrlptlona Called for sick in an epidemic that made Gtor Malasb Advocate Club 794 Ml. cor. by ye of Si. Young Preapect Avenue and Delivered Seton Hall all of the Indians sick too. The Montclair Avenue Passsit, übicb is slsffttl MU Mary's, 1-474* Newark. N. J. 7*l terpen Avenue missionaries did not fear for by tbs Dominican Sisltrs of Jeraev City. N. J. HR 1-4411 their own lives, but tried to ELIZABETH Seuburtb. Si. hast joints' the Indians get well. The School help Truth-Love OLIVIR A DRAKR Preparatory Jtssl dsy is St 26. Contest JERSEY CITY Huron leaders thought the mis- pi. ORUOOISTS Seniors R. Phar. had (Fifth to eighth traders): Make a poster for Cath- Lvena. Rn sionaries brought the sick- VALINTI-S PHARMACY Batabllahed 1870 the fiercest of ell Indiana olic Press or the Catholic Press. All quoia, Month, advertising Jeteph vaienti. Ree. ness and a council of tribes posters Preacrlptlona Called for Phar. and the enemies of the Hurona. must be original and must be no than 12 inches March from 26 ordered them larger by 15 and Delivered Preacrlptlona Baby 1,1958 villages Needa Saturday, Father became inches. *♦l N. tread it.. Iliiabetti. N. killed. Jogues a slave Photo Dept. Free Delivery Phene: ILliebelh 1-1134 Weet for the Mohawks, one of the Juniors to fourth Make 711 Side Ave. Fairview Father de Brebeuf used his (Kindergarten graders): a val- opp. Jeraev City. N. J. Iroquois tribes. He was horri- entine for your You must-make the entire WESTFIELD 9:30 A. M. head and saved the men. The parents. thing your- bly beaten and tortured. Thanks self, no valentine kits must be used. crLitral pharmacy night before his death he had to from the he Rules: Entries Michael 1. Car male. Ree. Phar. JERSEY CITY a He invited the Indians help Dutch, was should be sent to: June V. Dwyer, Young Ad- party. Preacrlptlona able to escape and make his vocate 31 Clinton Newark N. J. Your Carefully to be his guests. When the meal Club, St., 2, entry makes Dataware 1-ISM Registration these examinations closes ■AY’S The for way to and to France. member. Druca Perfumea Pharmacy With had been served be to England you a Coametica spoke A Preacriptlen Reputation on The Entries be Sick Room SupdUea them death and the life European people were must in The Advocate offices no Uter than Wed- Wednesday, February 26, 1958 about 414 Central Av*.. WSttftold 1-1418 Preacrlptlona Called far anxious to hear of the Feb. 19. and after death. The Indians were new nesday, Delivered ll* world and the tales of Weehineten Street A $2.00 is with what he said that the NUTLEY fee of to be paid so filled Jeeedy City, N. J. him Indians. wanted to I Aaby Needa they adopted as a brother Many come Ml 4-1114 at time ea;ami'nafton AAV ORUA CO.. INC. of Join the work of conver- Name and let the other missionaries atnj i Grade.... lamea Rkcle. Re*. Phar. sion. Pope Urban VU even go free. PraacrtpClena Promptly Filled JERSEY CITY I Address granted Father Jogues special Cut-Rate Druaa and Coametica Address It* PrankUa Ave- l ift* OWSN'S PHARMACY request for catalogue to: WE FIRST HEAR of the 1 NUtter permission to say the Mats City Yh* Pharmacy Laval to worV of Father when Sthlea Jogues though his hands had been dis- ORANGE Tradition HEADMASTER he went on a dangerous mis- figured the Indians. The School Parish A. Raymond RMwaardl by , FORD'S ORUA 8T sion to to food and WON HALL PREPARATORY SCHOOL Quebec get Pope said: “It would be un- Amalie A. Rlccurdl the mission. I Teacher supplies for On • for Christ . Preacnptiona Called fey just that martyr 841 SOUTH ORANGE. NEW JERSEY, aad Delivered the way back the should drink the blood lam a member □ I would like to missionary not of I Join □ OR 11117 Free Delivery Jeraev City LA j. the lro- Christ," I. party was attacked by oranee. N. Phenei DSlewere SdStl February 15,1958 Lourdes—the Hand Says THE ADVOCATE 15 What the Heart Feels

A like NEWARK sign language sermoii is a conversation —deaf people can “speak” to the priest with their hands, without him. That's the it when Rev. John interrupting way was P. Hourihan told a group of deaf Rosarians about Lourdes last Sunday. “Id love to to go Lourdes," the hands tajd the priest as he unfolded the of story miracles wrought by Our Lady at the 100-year-old shrine. His words told them: “God could give you your hearing again." •

Father Hourihan continued. He pointed out that the great miracle really of Lourdes is the increase of faith in those who return home without cures. He said that although God could give the deaf people their the hearing again, greater gift would be an increase in their faith. t 'This would enable 'to SPEAKING UP FOR CATHOLIC PRESS: Four Dominican Sisters of Caldwell are you carry your cross nobly,” the priest said, "until the when the first voices will day you hear shown at a recent Book tea sponsored by the PTA of Sacred Heart, Lyndhurst. will be those of Jesus and His Mother.” Sisters Dorothy Joseph and Frederick, (Principal), left to right, are stationed at the The hands of the women were’still then, but-in their eyes were the tears of Lyndhurst grade school. Sisters Regina and Margaret Anne were guest speakers people who cherish a great hope. from Caldwell College. Each has found a use for the Advocate in her work. TWENTY MEMBERS of the Rosary Society for the Newark , Catholic Deaf Center participated in the ceremony at St. Bridgets Church Feb. 9 which Dominican anticipated the beginning of Sisters the Lourdes centennial Show year, Feb. 11. Way After receiving new members into the society, Father Houri- who is hai}, director in the Archdiocese of the To Aposlolate for HANDS THAT SEE: Sister Gregory of St. Joseph’s Home for the Blind, City, Make Use the led the Jersey of the* Catholic Press Deaf, women in procession to the statue of Our and four students from the home gave the Sisters of St. Joseph, for the’ Lady of Lourdes in the church foyer. gathered Social Studies a lesson in LYNDHURST - At a Institute, The is the recent books. Sister also ' Carrying lighted candles and blessed roses the Women history. building White House, in called on the STUDENT book TEACHERS are en- exhibition at Sacred Heart sang the hymn, “O surrounded miniature of library minors at Caldwell ‘ ’ Conceived Without in their Washington by statues the presidents. Col- to The Advocate in Sin,” here couraged use silent four. Dominican Sisters of who language. lege, will the their catalogue own of Caldwell were their classes, regardless Before the statue recited doing part books for the children. The they the with the Cald- the age group, to their Rosary, priest’s to further the Catholic help stu- voice the .press. well only audible one. led their girls were in sim- dents Then, leges. minister a hospital they imme- of “a world view of tell you that are often as- St. Dominic in the Eastern The Distri- truly Church they Things; Geographical Sister M. Rosarii of Name Elizabeth Anne Kane of Sum- Nine Holy life.” She the talks of diately accepted. more states have been invited to sci- bution and said that a signed Papal or one a Be ‘‘regu- mit and Marie Allison Sisters Interdependence Hospital, Teancck, was discussion lar the editorials. Scully and were sent to America m and alert ence workshop at Caldwell Col- tween Plants and Animals leader reading” of the Lorraine and for the which in- T. Swantner of and the first mission of the Sis- panel, paper “would itself the treatment Jersey for Women Feb. 22. Teach- Wild Life” and "The Relation be a step “By comparing lege ofj cluded Sister Rose Imelda of have won the honor. ters of the Sorrowful St.! toward Editorial matter in the City Mother of the seventh and Science our with the given secu- ers to and School thinking Miss eighth Religion Culture," Joseph's for tor Kane, .a graduate of Mt. was established at St. Francis Boys, Engle- Church and lar press and in The will attend the both Sister M. responding to her Advocate,” grade workshop, by prnfes-l wood Sister James St. Mary’s North Plain- in Wichita. Carmel, Cliffs; Marie, 1 needs she “we show Academy, Hospital from 10 a In every part of the continued, can our m. to 2:30 p m. at the sor of biology. field, is an art superior of Barbara Givernaud major. She is-vice a financial world.” students a in Though battling conducted the An exhibit ssnng good .comparison college, by Sisters! of available visual I North of Tau in Orphanage, Rergen; and world thinking." president Kappa Gamma, problem Wichita, tbe Sisters of Dominic. " St. aid materials will be shown. | Sister M John formerly: was of the another Winifred, secratary Spiritual! accepted hospital in At the session council opening general ; and is presently Marshfield. Wis. It at working was also Sister M. Joanna, 0.P., chairman v^edaing; on the staff of The this Cardinal, the time that the water - Kneipp of the science . You'll boast college department, St. Elizabeth’s university yearbook. treatment was Hosts introduced at will discuss the International Faculty about Miss Swantner, a major An the hospitals and that Rev. Jo- Geophysical Year and will a nursing give education, is house coun- seph Joch, chaplain of the or- demonstration on earth Frosh and cil satellites, Parents president, and a Soph member of der, heard about a health re- both the and the Ex. T II E the Sputniks spiritual council, the sodality sort in N. J. CONVENT STATION Denville, He in- plorcr. The A discussion will follow and the St, period Vincent’s Choir. of the of St vestigated. sessions to follow! faculty College Eliz- Student* will their Miss Workshop join parents Scully, a mathematics ma- In 1895 Father Joch and will abeth will host the freshmen and for seven include: “Astronomy and: tea. II O S is , T jor, a member of the Shahan Sisters established the New Jer- Geology," conducted by Sister! sophomore parents at a panel dis- Debating Society, Columbian Club mission cussion sey at the St. Francis Maureen assistant and tea Feb. 16, in St. Elizabeth, pro- 1 and is the Daily HOT LUNCHEONS on university Dormi- Health Resort which Hall here. was run by fessor of chemistry; Joseph tory Couhcil. ‘‘Weather, | the Benedictine Fathers. Theme of the discussion -Sixty Climate and Atmosphere” by Sis- will Women from ...$l.OO be "St. Elizabeth's and You

Partners in a Future." Sister DINNERS from $2.00 . . . around the With North Women Hildcgarde Jersey Marie, college presi- TREAT YOUR FAMILY TO OUR dent, will serve as chairman.

Olhcrs on the panel and their FABULOUS SUNDAY DINNER World topics arc: Rev. William J King, • QUICK SERVICE • KING SIZE COCKTAILS The Year professor of religion, "Catholic Busy Integration"; Sister Anna Con- National OPEN TO 1 AM. - JUN. THRU THURS. Nftrn History Week dean of studies, "The Stu- In cilio, Detroit will feature Mother OWN TO 1 A M. - mi. »- SAT. June By Dwyer dent and Her Studies"; Elizabeth M Josephine, president of 2 HOURS FREE PARKING - SQUARE RAMP PARK, naar laaw't S. Ford, chairman of the physi- Xavier in New Golden Words nounced the program will be- the University Or- Coming up on card cal- cal education - HE. 2-5858 department, "Bal- gin at 2 in leans, as speaker at a elvic pm. thr Little endar are two April date*. The FORMERLY Speakers are the big news ance Is Basic." and Sister lxiret- dinner KOSS Theater of Seton h'eb 16 The dinner is the HOST this Hall Univer- Rosary of Our of thr Vis- week as Lady RESTAURANT they invade wom- ta Maria, chairman of the sociol LOCATION sity, South Orange. sponsored hy Detroit's Catholic coM«in showing en* itation, Paramus, will hold a groups throughout the ogy department. "Women of To- 2843 HUDSON committee for Negro FOR BRIDE and BLVD., JOURNAL SO. Delphine Pcrugine, acting card and fashion history area. The Catholic Women's Spring party morrow." head counselor week BRIDESMAIDS of Newark's show 18. Lot us plan vyour next in our new and Club of Elizabeth Ivy Apr. Ivtrs. George party beautiful will hear • Junior Man . Wad. and PrL High School, will give a Moil and Mrs. Eugene Mctzlcr which Hugh E. McLoone, party-room, opens on March Ist. director of lecture I 00 P M. tSO P M. to the Essex co-chairmen Card Workers Cedar la NCCW County arc . . . Mrs. Ray- Party Merry Hospital, Hap- Call HE 2-5858 Hungarian Escapees of the SalV'Nay ★ , for information. it chapter College of St. mond Wolf of Glen is ids, la,, tore up the bill on a re- Relief in New York Ridge Set City, Feb. in Essex * 00 A M la *OO P M. Elizabeth's the chairman of Meeting cent Mrs John 18 alumnae on the 19 dea- maternity ease ati the Winfield Scott Ho- Apr place of the modern sert VERONA Mr*. Leroy Miller Bail* of Stanwood woman. bridge of the Women's U , was the tel, Elizabeth. Scheduled to The lecture will take will hold a dessert meeting place Feb. Guild of Seton Hall of at happy mother who dells ered start at 2:15 Mr. Loone College p.m., 1R at her home here Marylawn, South Medicine Feb. 14 for mom her 16th child —a bos LA-NOR will Orange, and Dentistry. The mion speak on the Catholic re- the bers of the E**ex-Montdair Dis- • during meeting which day will start at 12:30 m. in now ... lief services to the p Hungari- trict Council of •4 IPPINOMUO AVINUI start at B pm. “Good the of Catholic Women \ Bachelor of in . ... gym Seton Halt Univer- science ans . . . al la Oranaa A.a., NIWAIK sense is card committee The good psychology," ac- South party card medical technology will be sity, Orange . . MA 7-PIPI Book leas have . Chewable Vitamin-Mineral caught the cording to Dr A. J. Stadeck party is slated for Mar. 17 al granted Tablet by Trinity College tn Oaan Man . WaN . Prl. interest of those the who Hall of « 111 IM spreading spoke to the St. Theresa Here'n There Mandonna Immaculate conducted by the Sis- Vermont, Prl I N N of Press T»a» . Tnv<« . I PkM. spirit Catholic Rosarians of Kenilworth Montclair. of DtLICIOUS TO NO Month. re- St. Cecilia's, will he Conception. ters Mercy CHEW, UNPLEASANT Court Kearny, Grantwood CDA will cently. Dr. Stadcck answered the site of the Ro*ary Valen- VITAMIN meet'at 3 AFTERTASTE p.m. in the questions at the Knights end of the tine dance set tor Feb 15. Mrs. of Columbus Club, Cliffside talk . . . Walter Robinson Attractive Jar Full of Red Wild it chairman ot BENEFIT Candy Bright Cherry Parki Feb. 18 to mix discus- the dance which benefit with will. Flavored Vitamin-Mineral Tablets. sion tea cups. Sister Fran- Irani the Heck the renovation fund . . The ces Charles, librarian of St. alumnae Thp of St. Klixa- Rosary of Anaunriatlon, Par- LITTLE SISTERS of the POOR Formula: Elizabeth s will College, speak beth's College have circled * amus, plan a pre Lenten buffet Vitamin A ISM USP units Iran l.a At the ma regular meeting of the Mar. 1 on their Vitamin 0 IS* USP units Caaaar calendars. Feb 18 at 4 in PATERSON, N. J. a at ma supper pm. Thlamlpa <•■11 I CaPait lilt group, members of the Cath- That's the day m», ma they have a the school cafeteria* Mrs Ro- RlttaFlaVln (B-li SIS ma MaltrManum olic Women's Club aSt ma of Ruth- date to meet at the Hotel Bilt- land Raab Vitamin 111 1 Manaanaaa ait and Mrs Daniel meant. S ma erford reviewed "Brother in New York Aacarfclc ...... >• ma. aait more Ada ■aama ma City for a Pernno are cochairmen ST. BONIFACE PLAYERS . , . PyrMaxina iB-4> (.1 Pataulum ma- aat ma Petrarch's Return." Rev. . , . and fashion show. NlaalnamMa It bridge Mr* The Sisters of HI. me. Maanaalum a laa ma Mary's, p«tsiNr Caldum Pantsttianata I line a.as Chester Szemborski. 5.D.8., of Martin of ma ma Downey Bloomfield Pomplon Lakes, will be hon- St. Anthony'*, Elizabeth, will is chairman. Rosemary Shee- ala tea ored, given by the For as a review "A "HIS MOTHER'S PROMISE" Dose: your better Health dietary supplement Devout Life" St. han of .New York by is Feb. * making Rosary Altar Society It. one tablet each Francis de for day. , Sales Court Bay- arrangements for fash- showing The Rosary will alto have a ley CDA Feb. 17 af » p m at ions of of A »a« maoay arAar Europe Bagnell is chairman for the The **a«4af * lu*>4a, I 100 PM paitafa join , Confra- taaoiaf. ipO M ...mf , . Rotary C.tMra. 00 IS at Alulh i Pcrtarmarnac $1 Feb. thetr ladies March IfM 193* •rut aatra Ordar team meeting . . . . . of 84. )l. *>'•l t. poitnya , ternity Jeteph'e, Roselle, With and C.l *rrta ar ..an. a song a Kath- Mrs. John Smith and Mrs. alory. made to hast the plans recently tKKtn. blw, -»I 00 OMmw -|l 2J erine Unger will review The Fdward are . ST. BONIFACI RICTORY Getaway City Pharmaceutical Company, Inc. Flanagan in chafge joint meeting of the Westfield and I" O'lMihf li.i.id II 23 King for Um Bayley of the Shrove W’i 44 2ac.caa l», Patatta*. N. J Tuesday card and the Union tASTIRN BRANCH. P,O. SOI *4. LIVINOSTON. M. J. Beteu Union ELixabeth Leagoe at their meeting of the M. Anne's C.tMtaa pay A9„li at A4v'> *ara«*a a# U a» Mata Irvington, chairman, haa an U affair will start at I pm John Quinn will bo chairman 16 THE ADVOCATE February 15,1958 St Peters NIT Bid May Hinge on Next Three Outings of the four beaten By Ed Grant to date -x. six Fair- remaining games have the Peacocks bet- played a some colloquy with the CITY While Fairleigh Dickinson, St. Fran- field is to be met 23 officials, JERSEY just Feb. and ter their fast offensive game, but it still about is cis, Seton Hall and LIU. Feb. things quieted dowji, everybody now ready Adelphi 26, break thyi go working to St. this perfection took some good emergency to name Peter’s to “When we season, whatever and College starred through tournament their rid- I said quick passwork work senior reserve Ed Du- its second consecutive NIT we would the by play games assignment comes their way the visitors’ dling lone when to it out. Bill coach at a time and let the gan pull Soph berth, Don Kennedy pre- qne tour- with a maximum of one defeat. things down. Hank Mor- slowed was for fers to await the outcome of naments take care of them- Should the NIT bid Prettyman high scorer not come had his best eno of the first time selves and I still feel that night the all season with the three the Peacocks would big gamfes coming up way,” through, season with 32 and all Don * points 14 this week with (Feb. commented. “We have be points. Wagner »t}ll highly eligible for eith- of the regulars were in double come a 15), Manhattan (Feb. 18) and long way on the road to er of the NCCA tourneys numbers. Pepper Dooley sunk SETON HALL had its expect- a but LeMoyne (Feb. 21). good season, there is an- large or small college. It’s a few “where’s the basket?” ed rough week at the hands of With their tremendous other still to known show long way go." that shots Kennedy prefers which Tie must have Villanoya (76-64), Temple (89- in the 92-63 of the rout Loyola of THE NIT, as itrfs and PEACOCKS had a 132 played entirely picked up from Tommy Gaynor. 53) Holy Cross (80-67), Feb. and the * in New Chicago 6 con- record after York where the school’s the that LIU game and only highly-ranked It different of the road in the and was a story at quering jinx have a fair chance of students, alumni general Owls could make the Pirates bettering with fouls defeat of Siena Feb. the Albany, threatening 5443 8, the 1956-57 mark of best following can see games. look bad. A of New Jer- 18-4, to* several Peacock couple the Peacocks the send start- moved in school's Jack Whelan of Hack- iijto the history. They THE ROUT OF sey boys, Loyola Was ers, including to the front rank among could Morano, metropolitan do it five of the ensack and Kunzman by taking really something to see. Never bench in short order. Kenny teams and rated After college were a of Baydnne, led the Crusaders for of the two sure thing one in the Feb. 8 tilt at South Or- NIT berths awaiting local clubs ange with 18 and 16 points, re- this • year. / UNIVAC-NJCC and BPCC spectively. Page There for was no respite the BUT KENNEDY pointed out Pirates this week, for, after the that his team had still to play Feb. 13 date with Niagara at four of the eight Met teams Madison In as Square Garden, come a which are on the schedule this Season Nears End Tangle home tilt with Feb. Georgetown year and that Wagner, Manhat- 15 and visit to lona Feb. 19. NEWARK It take a UNIVAC a tan and lona (to be faced Mar. may to finally work game later ip the season. . The must be ranked above out the in the marks-ravaged Hoyas may 1) any champions two divisions of the North BACK Jersey WITH the Imma- be NJCC, easy pickings, but the other Catholic while a Conference, there is good chance that the a chance to about two results has just were none too prpm- the title Bergen-Passaic Catholic wraß up on its Feb. 15 Conference will wind up with a ising. visit to Queen of Peace. Both of tie for first ' Seton three-way place. Hall (P) scored a big NJCC Dlvl.l.n 1 these teams have their The now split in its drive ScHool,College way things have been : w n. victory to the going - t series top Queen of Peace 0 with the third in both races this 3 1.000 contender, .500 mark when its 70-58 con- season, any Immaculate A St. 1 .867 Aloysius, and this is their only definite predictions on what.could . St. Aloyalue *5 3 .71* quest of Paterson Teachers Feb. Press Box Sports duel of Paragraphs Walah personal the season. If 8. occur in the few weeks of 2 2 .300 brought, the record to 6-8 last Pope Ptua 3 4 ... .333 of Peace * Queen wins, it will also and the would be out of St. Mlchael'a 0 S .000 good position, but may have Saturday/ Sab. IS place. Imrha- sition. The Bucs have a Feb. Rigfit now, though, NJCC It. Pater’a at Warner Dlvlilen II forfeited its to a clear title culate right 16 date with Fairfield. A Success and W L Oeoraetown at Satan Hall Conception Queen of Pet. claim in the Feb. 14 tilt at Story Sacred Heart B Pope Sunday, Sab. It Peace have the edge in NJCC 2 .714 > St. Anthony'a S 2 .714 Pius, Fairfield at Seton Hall

Also worn itself out dor Division I, St. Cecilia’s and Sacred St. Cecllla’a 7 3 .700 Tuesday, Fab. IS that contest with Immaculate. St. Jamei 2 One of the there?” “No.” He Manhattan at St. Peter's Heart are in command in Division 4 .087 more pleasant ldbked like NYU, Wagner and Rider. St. Mlchael'a (N) 5 4 .830 In Division Assumes Wednesday, Fab. It , 11, St Cecilia’s has sides to this busi- while it looks 1 a Raftery sportswriting no more than a but He’s like Bosco Good Counsel 18 Baton Hall • 11, Oon .in. freshman, still'only years old, at lona its with Tdch Holy Trinity 0 S .000 completed league season ness is the chance to watch when asked his Friday, Fab. 11 . or St. Luke’s has the inside a class, the an- well under the age Unfit pre- •see 7-3 the LeMoyne at St. Peter’s a mark, last notch athlete in the BPCC. being Lead young, promising ma- swer was “sophomore.” scribed the NJSIAA for SCHOOL BASKETBALL -* I . W L Pet. in by a must over St Scoring Don Bosco Tech S 2 .714 victory James, ture into in Saturday, Fab# IS ...... a polished star his school The Now there's a high players.- najne Don Boaco Tech St. courageous, un- St. Luke’s S 2 .714 65-51, Feb. 9. St. is NEWARK - Bill of St. NOW THE CHANCES of at Bonaventure Anthony’s Raftery chosen It becomes even a St. Joseph's 0 sport. Immaculate at Queen of Peace equivocal stand 3 .867 you’ve already guessed is Char- for youl also finished with Cecilia’s (K) took over first boy into the St. Bonaventure 3 4 .428 loop work at place more pleasant when can breaking cage pic- Bt. Benedict’s at B. M. I. you lie Potyrala and it’s one that St. John’s 2 S 5-2. record is the individual ture at St. Peter’s Hun at Delbarton .230 That.same .in scoring race feel that small action Prep as a ONE CATHOLIC enjoyed a you will be in and Sunday, Fab. team which St. Mary’s A... 1 8 .187 from seen more more It by Sacred Heart,' which had Bob McLoughlin of St. Jo- junior the next stiy had something to opportunity headlines Sacred Heart at Walsh to have its performed the next few years. already seems league Our nomination for the most to face this with this would St. Peter’s at Ferris St. Michael’s on Feb. 12 seph’s (WNY) week, a do with the boy have are honors progress. 8L clinched is St. useless of the the Joseph's Michael’s game year, by and St. of 4-2 28.9 average games about one in James, owner a for through It was about four years ago a 100, maybe a QUANDARY: St. Monday, Feb. 17 in the northern division of Aloysius (UC) way, is the scheduled of Feb. 9. the Don Boaco Tech at St. Mary's meeting record, Feb.‘l4. to work off few 1,000. But, next time our has received feelers from both IP) the that, trying a Memorial at St. Michael's (UC) HCIAA. Another Michael's with hopes St. and Bayonne on Feb. St. The travels took us down tb Grand Mitigatingagainst Anthony’s 1,000-point star held his excess still the Eastern States Catholic Delbarton at Montclair CHS of into title is pounds (they’re moving a picture 19. The latter leads the in final will with mentioned the Tuesday, Fab. IS currently any assessment be own 29 Good in St., we boy to Invitation Tournament at New- St. which points against there), we were officiating St. Joseph’s

kt St, Michael’s (N) Peter’s can deadlock South Hudson race—will win it two then the coach factors: 1) the Counsel and 31 in the the CYO basketball of Rpy Leenig, and the Cath- Edison at St. Patrick's Jersey City key victory leagues port Washington Ferris for the crown Don Jersey City if Prep Ferris, will need a team didn’t there, and said he looked like Boaco Tech at Pascack Valley be«ts meet St. James or over St. James, while McLough- Hudson On a of olic Invitation to Feb. County. couple Toymament, merest at 16. A third with the Do Holy Family same- playoff with the Bulldogs other- Sacred lin a prospect. And Heart; 1 2) the one con- was falling off to 28.1 in a the fajr ibe held at this Holy Trinity at South idea is Sunday afternoons, assign- Georgetown Plainfield which ihvades wise—and this Marist Snyder Oratory, contest with- the tender it did St. week with 19 Union ed our brief role in the at face, Cecilia’s, busy against ments in Bill Martin’s big, year. To be eligible Tor either Enslewood School at Oratory the court of Ivy leader Irish League must, in such take beat it both times out. 23 St. ter. sase, Sacred Hill, against Aloysius and black book, sent us down to tri£, will have to St. Aolystus at St. Cecilia’s (tO Newark the Aloysians Academy on Feb. 21. from the title Heart When St. Benedict’s at Barrlnfer something away or St. James, which 32 in'his team's of Memori- PS where the the following season the North plays upset 23, Jersey City, pass up Jersey St. Bonaventure Bt. John’s at St. Michael’s al. opened, it was with Feb. 23, could earn Junior “A” league held its pleasure Catholic .Conference Tourna- St. Luke's at Midland Park St. Mary’s (R) at Baylay-Ellard a practical .deadlock with St. °t that we noticed the boy on the There are just three games left weekly revival Dr. Nais- ment or the NJSIAA Catholic Wednesday, Fab. IF if either Asa senior Cecilia’s two for muth’s brainchild. junior varsity. he "B” J Sacred Heart sweeps the Raftery in the regular season affair. Queen of Peace River Dell at Don Bosco O.L.L., Again Walsh at Pope Plus games left to it Now moved -up to the varsity and has —two with St. Aloysius and one PS 23 is one of those also heard from Newport. St. Michael's tUC) at Bayonne to crack the with St. Michael’s while cellar-type so failed starting If the the Thursday, Fab. M THE BPCC (JC), gymnasiums com- Aloysians go, jour- Essex CYO tangle finds St. because Snyder at Holy Family Leading must five mon in lineup only Blaney be “old hat” for Loop McLoughlin j>lay con- public grammar ney will star St Joseph'* (WNY) at Marist Joseph’s ready to conclude with three tests. the run schools. There is taller and the St. Bonaventure at MONTCLAIR With teams still unbeaten and In long though, plenty, of inches guard Vin Ernst, who made St.-Mary's IP) eight a 7-3 record (6-3 as of Feb. 11, for for only junior availiable an several Delbarton at Enslewood School Raftery figures to play more room one big court, but, on excursions as a mem- divisional three weeks it’s a trifle to the Paterson team cellar- Friday, Feb. II - playoffs away, early met otherwise senior team beat games for the West Hudson purposes ot efficiency, two ber of the CYO Don Boaco Tech at Bercen Catholic St. Jersey City go pointing fingers at Essex CYO dwelling Mary’s on Feb. 13.) him out The other Holy Trinity Vailsburg. eph’s has to that the winner ' nine games at the sta- hope to NJSIAA make the first teanr. compus St. John’s at Barlai-Ellard > Since play in Catholic “B.” the peach baskets the good 1950, thbse parishes have in contention in divisional of dium this Weehawken -at St. Joseph's play. that tussle will have lost one Graduation Fall, including De- taken 23 has in doctor nailed at alsp a championships between Raftery 404 points the up Spring- The (or more) in the meantime. few offers his troit . . . WUdcats also field over 60 way, though them. Our Lady of OUR LADY of Lourdes, with books now and will have to at College years ago. Lourdes, go have Army oil their Iqnmaculate surprisingly bowed he was still only 5-8 or so and schedule, which won 10 titles 1950 two entries, has the best record. a pace to better between out of the Essex quite Tommy Nov. 15 at West- Point County THERE WERE of could pass for a school . « . and Neither its tourney Heinsohn’s record of plenty high MAKE A DATE 1952, Including a record- intermediate boys area 773 in Paul in the first to St. fine athletes in the freshman. (Bucky) O’Connor, St. round, losing performing He accepted one breaking four in has i citib, playing in Division 111, nor one season and, of John 1951, course, Benedicts from West Or- Benedict’s, 54-48, Feb. 10. The league that year, as always from Fairleigh-Dickinson be ; grad with the championship streak back it* junior boys team, competing Garrity’s per-game mark of 34.2 dating Bees meet Seton and Richie ange, has won' six matches in Hall, which George cause of its nearness to home to 1950. Sacred Heart's string of Division IV, has been beaten. seems beyond his reach. But, if topped Orange, Feb. now of without a loss for the Notra 40-87, Skinner, Holy and before some Beth are a shoo-in fo make the 11, doesn’t do it this Cross; long, colleges championship victories dates in the Billy season, Dame quarter finals at South Bobby Ernst, who played with which had him wrestling team this win- Bros. back divisional with there’s passed up were Murphy to 1952 and includes a playoffs hardly a always next year, triple On Feb. 15 you the ter, as has Jerry Sachsel of * Orange . St. Aloysius state cham- feeling quite blue. He 'scored in 1958. challenger in sight. know. victory , Garwood. / . "ED** "JIM" "BILL" pions two years ago; Ken Duf- 510 points in 25 freshman . . Aubrey Lewis, Once into that of the sea- year, the two phase of Sacred Heart con- Irish This parishes Joe putts a track from Mont- fy, teammate of Blaney’s at games in his last five var- captain the intermediate club will and, could do well than son,, Named tinued his climb week TO*SEE AND DRIVE THE as or better Murphy last’ by St. Bill the clair, will miss the indoor be under the Peter’s; Madden, sity games, tossed in 141 points sea- ever have most pressure as from they aa a team be- moving seventh to fourth son due GREAT NEW high-scoring sensation at Ste- against the likes of to an ankle injury. cause defending champion. Experience CCNY, every one of the clubs At St. place by scoring 67 points in twer Former Rutherford en- Aloysius vens this etc. coach will be the of the West Academy year, tered the two on sieje games to his by parishes is atill improve average South JERSEY CITY-St. Aloysius The George Melinkovich, a Orange moat league was pretty evenly team, however, as has from 20.9 to 22.7. This was the Bend anew in the Moynahan trophy is now of the that baseball coach matched too, for one club alumnus, coaching players from cham- of the save '5B person of Marty Murphy, former only major change week, California at St. Monica’s' from national in_ pionship club are hand while minor a small, nearby To'Hawthorne Bov again on ones saw Tom Pal- Panzer who will Prep and has won the and have athlete, replace But this team •NEW YORK Olympic put together a ace of Don Bosco and Frank parish. on was Hurtz of winning for the Barry title the ' George Spillane 1958 sea- League past two years Lindsley streak of nine games. a boy who the eye im- Hawthorne will recefve the Ber- Kurzawa of out of caught son. Oratory drop with records of 9-1 and 8-2 • CHRYSLER CHFVROLET With entries He but nard M. INC five atill in con- the mediately. was small, Moynahan Memorial Tro- In 20-point class, leaving Just John the Rev. . . McGovern has been Sacred is announcing change. moved eluded at the Xavier Block din- . tention, Heart in an eight in the elite group. gracefully, easily phy i Frank named chairman of • *56 enviable McNulty emphasized that and had shot Feb. the Union IMPERIAL CHEVROLET position, although only defenders a so ner 17 at the Waldorf-As- o. ph. *»•. had been _ CYO’s annual Spillane to . . County all-star one of clubs is That forced give Raftcry. St. soft and accurate that he could toria Hotel. I*l Air. tMrkllm . its CeclUa'a (K) 14 404 28 9 J-Or.. Ap unbeaten. finish) P#w«r- up the Aloysian as a result M'L’fhl'n, St. JVph’i lAH Passaic-Cltfton and Prior. The other this Art season, if the first- ners as chief Basketball tyn early Hennessey's com- Intermediate League in this lIRIS Catholic teams meet—St. round action is any indication. petition comes from four St. Pa- playoffs with a 5745 defeat of $S Michael’s fJC), St. Peter's. St ter’s entries—Ed Winner in the last Bradley, John TERMS Cyril and Methodius. Clifton. Feb girls' league and St. will Riordan and Walt Aioysius Mary's— winter. Good is Mclnerney (all • at the Pope Plus gymnasium. Counsel complete- concentrate on the main business of whom at last June's The ly out of the in both the placed Rosarians are due to meet running AUTHENTIC of the which is to de- NJSIAA meet) Neusch SUBURBANITE winner afternoon "A" and "B" its tern plus Tony the of the Feb. 13 contest divisions, cide the city champion in eight and a St. Michael's Don between entries resting uncomfortably fa athlete* Holy Trinity. Paasaie, individual events, well The varsity as last McLaughlin. one SNOW and St. Feb place. St. Mary'a, interloper Philip's, Clifton, oo Nutley. RECAPS aa the team score will be Synder's Stan Daniels. 15 at Pope Pius. In first round (1998 champioiu sod St. Charles. AS LOW In the Millrose St. Bene- AS tied for the race, games. Holy Trinity defeated Mt NONE OF THE four Catholic Newark, are "A" dict's led St. a wide lead with t-S St. Aloysiua by Carmel. Pasaair. 31-41. and St schools has a chance in the team records, while *l.OO *l.OO A distance at the tape, but was it- DOWN, WEEK drubbed St. Anihom Y battle and Peter's. Belleville, tope the "B“ PhUip'a against Snyder Lin- self completely outrun by the two Passaic, and St. and loop with U-l. JJ ft* coln. only Aioysius public school In tbs outfits. However, Junior boys* league St Michael's are making a real A lot closer to the is St. leaders the Bees will have a chance where for DRY a double round rob effort. St. with Casimir's in the r. a. McDonough simple Mary's, only boys' as of their Mar. & co. soph- league, honors own on I in decides tbs champion, play has omores. will concentrate on its it stands second to St. Valentino's, when special mile relay for the MIIIBUPN NEWARK the mark MONTCLAIR reached three-quarter promising freshman while Bloomfield, in the zesty,dear,bright group, “A** Division New Jersey Catholic schools will of the season with St. mile St. lemon tUINPIM CIMIM av( Philip's St Peter's goes after relay Charles and St. taste-awaking drink. Fam '0 OIOOMMIC AVI Anthony's I, he run In conjunction with the a t>l«>rl » (5-1), bolding game over honors with Den JJOC HU JJIJI H 4VIOO edge Denny Kakrar, Belleville abort the "B" fowl with Knights of Cohunbua meet in the ily-Size bottle. Delectable Mt. Carmel (441. mixer ny Wagner, Hank Weflng and ••1 marks. Garden. SODA Vocation Notes A GoodScout..a GoodCatholic..a Good February 15,1058 THE ADVOCATE 17 He Couldn't Wait Citizen The 12th NEWARK point “Asa result of this his rever- mean helping fellow troop to of the Scout annually an outstanding soy Law “A ence, Scout will a obey the members the By Msgr. William F. Furlong by good example Catholic Scout in each Scout is Scout Law leader Reverent” served and show himself to of all fulfilling his du- council - the spiritual area, was to Mr. as for the sermon be kind given subject Obedient, and trust- and for his tsestr^sr ties, by praying Portella and Mr. Bellars for 1. he waa told delivered Rev. Charles J. Bobemia, he ?o %M%£ ii. by Because a Scout is w.uldhev, worthy. rev- friends and and all “their he six neighbors advancement of the months; he McDonnell, of Catholic he will also « might chaplain erent, do his who need the of God’s and be duty help aims of too for John Scouts in the Rock to spiritual Catholic-spon- long Neumann to wait for u,h«t Eagle area, ..God and his for country, by grace. This will be his spiritual sored Scouting.” the at the annual of Catholic u ld ? h presentation being a good he will turn.’ Because of this ™£ZTs7£ ‘good Mr. active for Ad Altare Dei Awards Arch- be rey- Portella, more ° ere by automatically a citizen and tte need for good erence these good than 20 in ig Priests was Boland works, years Scouting, re- great He W^, bishop at Sacred Heart ofthe United States. traveled over miles the Scout will and ceived the 3,000 to bring more award for the Rob- ®“ America. Feb. 9. of ho Dubois Cathedral on “Because his reverence, of P New York him a more to the feet his ert Treat A ordained Presentations people area. Scoutmaster , JunT were also made Scout will remember on 25 183 and to help Divine Savior.” for 11 .® * - sent him to Buf- years, he has been active with during simultaneous others at all times. And be- There his Holy in own hands Father Neu- council and Catholic Hours at Our of cause he is training mann built a Lady Grace, a Catholic, this will THE PELICAN two-room did his - Award, given programs, in retreats for Cath- rectory; own St. k aDd Hoboken; Aloysius, Jersey ? °f three olic Scouts and has churches and made ar- six° mu City; St. Our He had studied John’s, Leonia; Notes 12 so School rangements for boys to fulfill languages Lady of the and that he could Valley, Orange; take the place of 12 their priests, and St. religious obligations while he Mary’s, In all, 371 actually tried to do Rahway. the work of 12 on camping trips, etc. his during boys received the award. Arch- four in years Buffalo, and the NCFL Unit Selects Mr. of the during 10 Boland also Orators Bellani, recipient he bishop presented years labored as a award for the “ Redemptorist™ in Tamarack Coun- and aemplomt priestpnest in Pelican awards to Daniel Por- Pittsburgh Baltimore; cil has been tella area, active in In of Sacred Heart, Newark, 1852 he was named For in Bishop of We Scouting for more than Philadelphia. can and William Bellars Chicago Trip May 10 at what the of St. guess remaining eight He years of his priestly life years. helped organize Mary’s, Rutherford. NEWARK St. Benedict’s Whe” re#d '‘°f the (Newark), St. Michael’s porous funeral monthly Communion Sundays 20.00020*000 Philidel’nh. him Philadelphians gave as crowded “A SCOUT IS be- (Jersey City) and St. Dominic’s and retreats for of they the squares Academy (Jersey City) boys Troop around St. John reverent, s Church." two 168 People struggled "to touch his cause he knows that God must placed students apiece in the listof 10 finalists for the at St. Mary’s, where he is and to a his body snip piece of a clothing," so sure were come before all things,” Father National Catholic Scoutmaster. In addition to theyJ Forensic in that he was a saint. League competition Chicago, McDonnell said. “A Scout is many years of work with Cub Soon there May 15-17. were nrmors of reverent because he he has been miracles. Rome and knows that Scouts, an institu- investigated in while the in December Benedict Competing the Newark Academy (Elizabeth), tional 1921, Pope XV declared God has him representative and is solemly him given everything list Venerable John Now Archdiocese boys’ was topped by George Neumann." there he has. A Scout is reverent be- extemporary speak- now chairman of the Tamarack are rumors that he will of e d contest at St. Welkey St. If S ing Mi- Mary’s (Ruther- area °’ be the first cause he thanks God for all of Benedict’s, lay Catholic Committee on American *** to rec°le th“n chael D’Alesandro and Tim ford). Completing the qualifiers or these gifts. Mc- Scouting. of*St. were Denise McFarland of St. It would seem that his heroic DonougJ) Benedict’s, Carol virtues grew out of a deep Zimbardo and Thomas Aloysius and Ed- and intense love Broderick (Jersey City) understanding of, an for the priesthood He ward Reid of St. Peter’s made a vow never of St. Michael’s and Carole Koch (Jersey to waste a moment, lest, perhaps he ever Hudson and Patricia McGovern City). Duo waste a moment of his Departs of St. Holy priesthood. To John Neumann Trinity Venerable Mr. Donald mod- the Dominic’s earned their Pugliese, S.J., priesthood was a thing places by so sublime, so inde- magnificent, so giving 5-7 minutes erator of debating at St. Peter’s, scribably precious that he considered himself On talks, with 1-2 in Passaic hopelessly unable Pilgrimage is of the just a 30-minute president local chapter ever to thank God adequately for it. preparation, on Only angels and he saints, of the NCFL. In previous com- thought, could do that. current events. finalists AD ALTARE AWARD: John To the petition, were chosen for Deneke of In his for the after his Quebec Leading girls’ Talent Contest Troop 27, St. diary, day he wrote "Ahl competition ordination, oratorical declamation and God! This is was Joan Getz of Benedictine orig- Catharine’s, Glen Rock, shows his too much for soul! JERSEY than 300 PASSAIC Ad Altare Dei medal my Angels of God, all saints CITY—More inal Holy Trinity, Pas- you oratory and they will also to of heavten, come down and adore CYO members and their friends dominated Archbishop Boland after the Scout my Jesus because what saic, the third annual Boy Holy Hour my compete at Chicago, where an heart says is the echo of will leave for Feb. talent show only imperfect what Church tells Quebec on 20 of the Passaie-Clif- at Sacred Heart Cathedral on Holy Parrillo of 400 students from 25 Feb. 9. At right is an- to in the Appoint entry me say.” seventh annual Winter Pil- ton District CYO when clarinetist diocese is the other recipient of the expected by gen- award, Explorer Scout Ted No one and no could grimage the Hud- John thing ever from sponsored by eral Sandy took first honors and ‘ keep a young man Setonian director of the tour- Zlylaszek of Post the Editor grand 219, Sacred Heart, priesthood, if he understood it did the son County CYO Center. dancer Pat Oswald Irvington. Almost as Venerable John Rev. Robert placed second SOUTH ORANGE nament, A. Pollauf, N. Neumann. The program outlined Rev. Vincent at St. 400 boys received their awards by S. J. Mary’s Auditorium on in six simultaneous Parrillo of Paterson has for J. CYO been Feb. 7. Apostolate Vocations: Henry Murphy, director, Ruziska ceremonies which marked the elected Philip of Union had opening of-Boy Scout Newark includes editor-in-chief of the Se- Archdiocese: Msgr. William F. prayers to St. Anne and Furlong, Seton Hall been appointed editor-in-chief of A rendition of “Begin the Be- Week in the nation. South a tonian, undergraduate University, N. J. SOuth Rosary on the a visit newspaper Orange, Telephone: 2-9000. train; The student won for who Orange at Seton Hall Tower, publication at guine” Sandy, was Paterson Diocese: to the Shrine of St. University. Msgr. Edward J. Scully, 24 De Grasse Anne De Seton rewarded with St Hall (South Orange) for a $25 war bond Paterson. Mountain with Rev. Edward Headquarters Blessed Telephone: View 8-1605. Beaupre procession, prayers Larkin, director 1958. Rev. Assistant editors include presented by Leo P. Ryan, THE and of student also MADRID J FRANCISCAN Benediction; and Mass at the affairs, announced Clifford district moderator. (RNS) ; Guy, Casimir Bolanow- Miss Oswald Archbishop where the Ildelbrando Cathedral, Archbishop Roy following appointments: earned Antoniutti, Papal ski, Brian Fagan, Paul Shine and second prize of $lO with will the ; FATHERS speak to group. Associate editors: her Nuncio to Spain, blessed the James Alex- Joseph Sena. The of calypso dance, “Gringo.” There will also Knights be plenty of ander of Chatham In chapel of the Family Cru- and Richard Setonia will hold an Alumni Com- third place was a Rosary time for waltzing ?FR. Parish CYO Rriefs skiing, ice skating and Gindel of sade’s Madrid headquarters. STEPHEN, T.O.R.J Garwood; news editor- munion breakfast Feb. 23. pair from St. Stephen’s, Passaic, sleigh riding on the hills of of Third Que- Roy Egatz Clifton; features Raymond Winter and Bonnie Ma- £ Order Regular of St. Francis / bec. A dance will be held Feb. editor: William to and Warmington of tash. Miss Matash is the young Men Soys Valentine 21 at the reign- dances are sched- held Feb. 16 grand ballroom of the /special opportunities to »tudy for the 2 following 8 a m Morristown; sports editor: Rob- McFadden, Mennitt ing Passaic-Clifton CYO Queen, Chateau /Priesthood. Lack of funds no uled in several parishes by the Mass. Frontenac, where the ob- . . . This is also Com- ert Tobia of Madison; business having been crowned last In May. Candidates for the religious CYO units this week in- munion group will be and 'Who’s Who' stacle. end, Sunday for the staying, a mo- Ronald There a i Im- manager: of were total of 42 MARY Brotherhood also For Surdykowski en- accepted. St. Michael’s tion has - j (Eliza- maculate picture been scheduled PROVIDENCE Two North cluding: (Mont- Newark; editor: Jo- trants in 23 acts from nine /further information, to Conception photography par- write and for beth) St. Mary’s (Eliza- clair) CYO. Saturday night. Jersey students at Providence ishes. seph Gigliotti of South Stephen R. Tremmel di-j SERVE her a* a / P O. BOX 28? Feb. Orange. beth) on 14 and Immacu- The Carroll Club of Mi- College are among 29 seniors rected St the show, while the I / HOUIDAYSBURO 11, FA. from judges late Conception (Elizabeth) chael’s will that school elected to $ lV\\\\\\\\V\\\VW»VV (Union) have a pub- were Jeannette Murphy and Lu- j MARIST BROTHER and St. Patrick’s (Newark) on Mardi dance lication in the 1958 edition of Gras Feb. 16 with Announce Union cille Torre from the Hudson Leaders “Who’s Feb. 15. an orchestra Who Among Students in in the of to supply music. County CYO and Emilia Del | Society Mary $ The American Universities and Col- The senior-junior stage show teenagers of St. Patrick’s Favero of the Clifton school In sys- Parish leges.” R«v. Director of Brother*, S.M. j at St. Elizabeth’s (Linden)j ti- (Newark) held a Day of Rec- tem. Philip Sheridan acted ‘SeCCHtC

NEWARK Beginning the week of Feb. 16, the Con- Teresa Varni and Ethel Wille. 1 fraternity of Christian Doctrine will hold five-week -meth- Westfield Holy Trinity High ENDEARING, REVERENT, ods classes for catechists who School, Tuesdays, 8 p.m., Loret- *69 lay are teaching or who wish ta to teach Glaser, Eleanor Turbett and religion in the parish confraternity IMAGINATIVE AND MOVING schools of the Mary Griffin. Archdiocese. Teaneck St. Anastasia’s At 195 adults present, are reg- predation to this staff, stated School, Wednesdays, 8 p.m., Mar- AS ‘MARCELINO.’ THIS IS A FILM istered for the classes which will that this teaching program was garet Dowd, Anna Elea- be held Triano, NO CHARGE FOR PICKUP ancPDEUVERYI in five centers in the another forward in step the de- nor Quinn and John Kelly. 'area. BY Upon completion of the velopment of the Union WHICH MUST BE SEEN Lay Apostlate. City Holy Family course will receive certifi- they School, 7:30 ★ Reinforced THE Wednesdays, p.m., Frames Redowelled, Reglued and cates FIVE centers, the times qualifying them to teach in Rita of Murphy, Mary McNally and EVERY CATHOLIC.” ★ Guaranteed for 10 Years the parish the classes and the teachers Workmanship confraternity schools. Mrs. Charles Juelke. The is also are as follows: if Decorator Fabrics course open to those St. Fine Selection of Bayonne Joseph’s School, —The Magazin* who are Newark Seton Hall Univer- Sign already teaching cate- 8 Dolores it New Cushions ★ New Cotton Felt Thursdays, p.m., Dev- chism in the of sity, 31 Clinton parish schools St., Tuesdays, ery and Mrs. Catherine McCus- The 8 if Springs Tied 8 Ways with Finest Italian Twine religion. only requirement p.m., Marguerite McLaughlin, ker. is to notify the parish confra- 18 MONTHS TO PAY! ternity director and to register “DO NOT MISS the first night of class. There is no tuition. St. CUSTOM-MADE Patrick’s ens In each center there will be Op ‘MARCELINO’ two sections in the Methods

Course, one for SLIPCOVERS teaching reli- WHEN HE COMES gion in the confraternity high Circulating Library the other school, for the gram-

~ mar school. The registrant A circul*ting library of may _ JWP* outstanding YOUR WAY, COMPLETE 8-PC. SET choose either course. Catholic literature will be opened Feb. 16 at St. Patrick’s Includes Sofa and 2 Chairs, Pro-Cathedral here. Msgr. Janies F. INSTRUCTORS on grammar Loohey, administrator WHICH HE IS school will give the Plus 5 Cushions methods have recently official blessing after 10 a.m. Mass. completed an intensive course The library is an expansion of the Confraternity of Sister BOUND given by M. au- ChrisUan Doctrine TO DO.” Rosalia, program, .50 thor of the official used which is syllabus under the direction of Sundays from 8:30 a m. to 1 As Low As in the parish Rev. p.m., -New Yorkf • confraternity gram- Joseph M. Quinlan. It will Magazin Mondays from 5 *56 schools. p.m. to 9 p.m mar Her “Con- be in the , syllabus, located Pine Room and Wednesday from 7 School Year p.m. to fraternity (lower of St. Patrick’s Use Our thop-at-Home Service Religion hall) 9 p.m. Course,” is especially School and will adapted contain recent as for use in teaching Catholic chil- well as older books by leading dren FOR RESIDENTS OUTSIDE OF attending public schools. Catholic authors and secular writ- Jersey Authors The instructors on schoof ers. MiMrtl high TTu methods have been At ELIZABETH, CALL COLLECT prepared un- present there is a varied Represented in der the direction of Dr. Walter collection of fiction, biography, CPA O l 4-1250 Robinson, chairman of teachers philosophy, spiritual reading and ‘Realities’ t ELizabeth, the on Archdiocesan Lay Execu- reference works. Most of the MILWAUKEE Two North tive who Board, has been teach- books have been selected for ad Jersey authors are achool ult and readers. represented ing high confraternity re- teenage in anew book, “Realities: classes for Sig- SANBERN ligion more then 28 The services nificant library’s are of- Writing from the Cath- The years. briefing sessions were fered to St. olic Patrick’s Feb. led parishion- Press,” published 13. Mrs. Rather of St. by Evelyn ers and friends. Books will be here 67-69 mt Whl by Bruce Publishing Cos. CHERRY ST. ELIZABETH Francis. Ridgefield Park. lent for two-week a period and Rev. -Hk PABUTO (TALVO • Directs* I It. Ralph Gorman, C. P„ ky IMislas Vijki Auxiliary Walter W. be renewed. There Bishop may will also editor of The A Units* M«tiM Fictsra Ory. lilmh Sign, is repre- Curtis, director of Special Discount for the Confrater- be facilities for and Clergy reading sented by "One View of Four of nity Christian Doctrine in the ’’ browsing.. Viewpoints, a series of four Archdiocese, his The expressing ap- library will be open on vigorous editorials which he wrote for The Sign. Rev. Francis P. Canavan, S.J., who teaches poliUcal sci- Toomey ence at St. Peter’s College, Agnus Dei wrote "The A FERRI Finality of Sex,” FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY INC which is Cassocks And BROS., reprinted from the Tabernacles and Catholic World. “RealiUes" was sponsored by Available Shirtfronts For the most selections of in Archdiocese complete Religious Churchwares the Catholic Press Association, as a means of “pointing the Articles and Church Goods. up intellectual and literary con- of Newark south U mil* oi Rout# tributions to STORE HOURS: American culture 4 in Paramo* The selection made by member i be- largest of Bibles, Missals, publics- Thr» film 16mm Prayerbooks ” masterpiece, sound for In your Daily. 95.30 lions Editors of the book thawings parish hall, tween were t Bambergsr and in or school auditorium. Bridal Books the East. PKon. HU 7-8600 Dan Herr, president of the Bookings must be mad. immediately. and Modsll's). Thomas More Closad Sundays Association, and Clem For complete details call: MR. All forms of Church Chicago, Lane, city EUGENE A. ZARRO editor of Furnishings. the Chicago Daily News. Genuine CtMwMiM CkmUmmK Es*ex County Council of Catholic 204 Progressive Men, No. 9th st„ Newark 7, N. J. FERRI BROS.. INC. Plan Cana Dance Oberammergau Bronze Cum N'W IRVINGTON—The Coun OWtfing Moti SalacHa* a# Aril Phone: HU 3-3115 Jarsay'i Campiafa R.Jigioo. da* cil of St. Paul the -HU 3-8223 Wood Apostle Carvings will Churchwares sponsor a ilardi Gras-Vslen S-124 ROUTE 17 PARAMUS x tine dance Feb. IS in tbs school auditorium. Mr. and Mr*, Joseph Slypulkoweki art in charts. |