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*l«)wid, I brinf y«« food nfwa of grM ( joy . . . for tfioro hoi boon born to you todoy in tho town of David a Sovior, who it Chriit tho Lord.' • ______» -liWiMM »t th« t« Hw th»h*fO«. ti* t II, It. Supplement to the Denver Catholic Register National National Sacred College of Cardinals Section THE Section Reaches Record High of 86 Vatican City.—With the appointment of four new Cardinals, Pope John XXIH has esta^ REGISTER (Name Beglatered In U .8. Patent Office) CARDINAL INTEGRATED lisbed new reedrds for the fourth time in his MMNtn OP AUDIT UiatAU OP CIRCUlATWNa 25-month reim in the naming of Princes of the r a w Paper la CoaaaeM wlUi NCWC W uhloftN Ntwa HtaOuartan to Rt Own Lw iiO W Iri, B m R i O w n SCHOOLS YEAR AFTER ARRIVAL Chun^ He has raised the membership of the SpasHI Barriea, llaUtoeaa Nawa Oatvfea. V M M nwvfaaa. ttusloaa Has* Pbetaa aad NCWC Wetara ianiea I t Lools.--C*iflBaI-tiBlgnate tbe BINopa’ donmiadoo w tba teecMnii. Tbeu teacWefl. he Sacred College of Cardinals to an all-time .high THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 19M Jamfk Ettor, Aichtdibaii St UtoTfical Apoatalatt. once told a mMtliig -of CnlboUe of 86, of whom he has created 40. The Cardinals- LoBia. attncted udenal atteo- Aa t o tha laym aai n ie to laymen, a n deai|Ded to lot all designate include ^chbishop Joseph E. Ritter Um alnoat teoediaMy an«r tba madtrfa C h u ^ the Cardl- know bow "CSiriit would act if of S t Louia, tbe alxUi U.8. Caidtoal and tbo fifth American Ui arrival In St Leotf in IfM. Ml b u been critical of tboae be were a banker, a baker, a named ^ Pope John. 30 PRIBSTS ASSIST DISASTER WMUn a y « r ha caOad for wbo Ivxire the Cburdt'i aodal broker, or a bricklayer." Two Cardlnato^iealgnate are from Latin America, Arch- Mcfrattoo of Catholic achooia Uab<9 JoM Humberto Quintero of tfaracu, tbe flrat Venexu- to tha archdlacoaa. aavan yoan elan Prince of tbe Q iur^ u d Arebtoabop Lola Coodu Co^ VICTIM S IN AIRUNER CRASH btowa tba Supwa e ODort'a debt of Bogota, Colombia. Archjitohop Oioaeppe Ferretto, t Mtor hr m U deaanpOao m Un of Borne aod Seeretary o f the Sacred College, ia tbe BroNclyn, N.Y.—More than II 19:49 a.m. wben be heard a Parlriiet,' aod froo u tor away tha foolh atorttool iandar of fourth Cardtoal-deaigDale. prieati were among the bus- whistliag nolM ovarbead. u St Jamet' pro-Ccthadral. toa St Lotoi flaa wu ben on At a aecret Conatotory at tbe Vatican Jan. 16, tbe Car- dredt of rescue workers wbo ‘ 1 looked up and taw a great St Augoattoe’a Sebcol w as M y M, m s. one of alz ekU- dinato.deBig&ata will be formally eruted. They are to receive niabed to the scene where a saver object flash against tbe used, u a ahdter for borne- Iroa. Ra anlored St. Motnrad'i their birettoa at a aemipublic conatotory Jan. 18 aod tbelr United Air Lines DC-8 Jet sky. 1 thought It looked like a leas retideots of tba crowded Saalury to ladiaoa to IfM tad Bed Hata at a public conatotory Jan. 19. Tbelr order of pre­ crashed to earth alter a mid-air guided mtoalle,” be u id . realdenUal area to downtown ■ai erdatoad U yanra iatar. cedence In tbe Sacred C olley wlU be Archbiahopt Bitter, colllaion with a Trani World BLOCE IN FLAMES Brooklyn. AKlihl^rm Bttar haeawa one Quintero, Condia, and Ferretto. Airline Constellation. The tn g- "TbeD 1 beard a loud crash. ANMNTS TICrflMS 'af tha yaoncaat B o ^ a n of the MANY INNOVATIONS edy, tbe worst in aviation his­ I ran to^the com er and u w A nearby vacuit atore w u VS. g a rarehy whaa ha wm Wben tbe Pope appointed 23 new Cardinala, including tory, coat 141 lives. wbat looked like the entire block turned into i morgne. Father m a d TKtdar Bisbof at mppH two Anwrlcue, in November, U68, be ratoed the total mem­ 1%! piane narrowly mtoaed engulfed in flame. 1 ran back James J. Tuny of St Tereta'a and AailUaiT af IndlaaapoUa to bership to tbe Sacred College to 79. U w u the B n t time eraahlBX Into St. Aagaattu't to tbe rectory, got tbe boly oils Pariah rem a in In the store o n . Ba aoeeaodod to tho to DUrly <00 yeart It had b e u tbto high. Tba edict of Sixtua Church, one of Broeklya't to administer tbe laat rites, and and anointed bodiea wbenow dtosapoUi IN tba t o M u V on 3, 1 ^ , fixing tbe number at TO, bad remained to oldut, and the pariah grade Bhouted for the other priests to poailble. yacr. effu t. tebool, ia which ISt pepUs follow me. Tbe United Air Linu Jit awir ig n In Novefflbar, 1969, Pope John dealgaated eight new were atteadtog cltta u . Ctou "The flames were several misled crathtog into the tow­ Aa Habap af laOn n iMi, Cardinala, rrietog tba total memberaUp o f tbe CNlege to by k St. Augwttoe’a Dtoeeun aterlea high and to hot we ering steeple of 8t! Anguritoe's ba waa erotokd wito yotttok u all-ttow high of 79. ArchUNc^ Albert 0 . Ueyer of Chicago m gk Schori witk a atadent c«d d do Mtklog for atoieat Cterch by only a few feet tot dtoooM « a B r« ftonn> aod Ardbtobop A lotriu J. Muench, tben Btobop of Fargo, bedy if 799. ■a bov. 8toca we cooldn’t Brother Brendan, a member ef • oM hoOto. I t a inapt!onI N. Dak., and Papal Nando to Germany, were to tbto new Tba Brat ^ e a t to arrive on get near (be olrNoae. we tbe h)^ id iod staff, aaU it ap­ lUB « M adntoMnlK an- group, bringbig Uie total of U.S. Cndlnato to ilx, atoo a new the scene w u Father .RtymoDd went iito tbe boiMtofa, rtif- peared to him that tbe pilot . iH ai Uto to ladBN dto Itoc- h i ^ J. Hffgan, wbo w u walking lag doorbeUa and escertlag ntado a defibirato effort to aaaa daM by m m ih « ON,- Othu American membera of Uie Sacred College are Ca^ outside St. Augustine’s Church, tbe leaiats iato (he street.” avoid the steeple. HI. dlnato Frtncto Spellman of New York u d J. Francto A. a block away. Meanwhile other priests were Tbe grade acbeel it nnt Tha now Cardtaal'a apodal McIntyre of Lot Angelu, both named by Piut XII, u d Ridiard Father Morgan said be w u arrivliig from nearby St Te­ door to the eburtb, and, U 'totorim w Ptotiop toetadad tba Cuahtog of Boaton. Cardinal John O'llara of Philadelphia, atoo entering the pariah rectory at resa's aod St Franda Xavler'a .the plane bod craabed lata d haoa Bkal named by John XXIIL to decUaed. tba steeple, tbe dkoUer might M t o S KtMttac, n d aid to In umtog aevu m w Cardinala laat March, tbe Hely Fa­ bate beea evea m m tragic lOo N aro B itob tn Of hla die- ther ratoed tbe CeU^e meoiberahip to 16, uotLer recerd Normal atteadaDca at the m . Ra aat N ftva anaar UgiL Tkif granp tocleded tbe flrat Jtptaeee, the flrat Fill- acbiel it L599 p^fli, bat aa ■larttolral oNooto to N et» ptoe, and the fM Negro appototed ta tba Cardlutote, Ihu early meraiag uiaKiim M Archbishop of with tboae outside the Cbureh. number of Cardinala to tbe Curia to 32, a record high at­ DTfy waa racopnlaad by tbe Ib e pniocted Rome coUege X Xm u a contrtbutloa to tha New York, plays boat at tbe ISth annual Christmas partv Called tbe Secratoriat for Pro­ tained before tbe d u lh of Cardinal Qluaeppe Fietta. UB. Aaaileaii Btobopa wben, to for advenmd itudlee, It w u d afm e and promotion of tha for tbe ch ild m of the New. York Foundling HoepltaL The m n- moting Chriatlan Unity, It ia Cardinal Alotouto J. Hueneb to a member of tbe Curia. IM , tbay ouaed btm to boad repertod. wlli be attabUsbed Chiiitian cauie to Africa. ate left tbe next day on bit yetriy oveneu trip u Military one of tbo throo dtlof oocre- BEHIND IRON CURTAIN Vicar to CatlKdlca to the Armed Forcet. tariata planning U » coondL Two Princu of the Church occupy aeu behind tbe Iron Curtain—Cardinal S te fu Wyszynaki, Primate of Pdand, aod LISTENING IN Joaef Mlndfunly, Primate ol flungary. Cardinal Thomat Tien, Arebbtohop of Peking and Apoatolie Admintotntor of A ll TRUE CHRISTIANS SONS Why December 25 Is Important Taipei, Formon, cannot return to hit t u to Red China. With the'newly announced Cardinal!, there are now 23 rcwnaOtO frw" ^ wTWtwie «f the WH Tbe unloD of eonl and body in m u to that of Italtonepuking memben of the Sacred College. Other lan­ at. ne*. MitHilo I. SmHti] OF CHURCH, SAYS CARDINAL two Incomplete rabatancoa, u d terminitei in guage groupa are: Spantoh, 18; Engliab, 13; French, 9; and Hare to wby Deeember 36 la totowtant: one nature n d one pareoo. But In Chrtot Uieee Portugue and German, 6 each. Rome. — Though tbe Church veals and aymbolitet—tbat la to ttUoD that proUblta tboir era ChfliitiDu to tba Paaat 'af tha NaUvity, wben two complete u d dtottoet natam , tbe divine u d One Cardinal each tpeaks AraUe, Chineae, Dntcl). Flem- cannot sacrifice truth to achieve say. tbe new atmoapbere exist- joynent of so many privileget tba atonal Saeood Pwioa af tha Blaaaad TrtoKy, tog between Aodleralsni aod and riibta—and wtodi canaM tbe human, u d tbe union proper to Chrtot tar toh, Hungarian, Japaoete, Rlbaya (African tongue aptAu unity, CktboUce mutt remember retaMng Hli laBaita DMnity, w u bora of Ma^ to OM Soto Ptraoa, ^ of tha Word, by Cardioai Rogambwa), Poltoh, and Tagalof, tbe ia n ^ g e of tba Church.’' them to toee aa many graces.” that, by tbelr Baptism CTirtstians u maa. Iha’ tara faeanutwa cornu tmeraated God, axtenuUy oxtotiog. Iba bnmu tbe H dllpidou). [NCWC Bndlo and Wire]______• *T1w Oiitrcb most avoid from tha Lotto wank to tba proiogM of became part of tbe Mystical FOIFB CONCEPTS u tu rt began, bowovar, to axtot to Ume. GOVERN CONTACTS any atdtode that codd gtrerke | H f t SL Jehnh Goapal, at Verbwn eoro /a^ Body o f Christ and are tbere- to donbta eoswerntog tbe ait—"od tba Word wu made There to in Chrtot only one Peraon, the Sec- Four concepts that moat gov- « d Peraon o f tbe Trinity. ‘Ibto Sec(»d Peraon fore Bona of tbe Church—even faith it preacbet, or ereeto flaN ;" that la, tha Wwd beniM m u. U, S. NEGRO PRIEST though their lepantlon from it er.i coDtacta between Catholics dangerous confusion compro- It called the Word bewuae He to tbe eternal u d and Aa a divtoa aetton, tba locaru tloe m eut impedes them to the full use of persou of other beliefs mtidng tbe clarity and purity tba forming to Mary'a womb of a buman nature Infinite expreiaioD of tbe FaOter'a eternal were alretaed by Cardinal Bea tbou^t, juit U'the cxpraitoon of a tbought ol TOTAL STANDS AT 106 tbelr rigbta u bmu. of tbe Faith," tba Jerait and nnlttoi tt to and n ik ln f it aubaitt to tba Cudinal Anguatto B u , SJ., to bit artide: dedojod to making b k third our* to called a word of our toteUecL In Jaaua Bay SL Louia, M ^ T b e made the lurve*. Father Sin­ Penan of tba Word. Tboa tba created bumaaity president of the Seaetarlat for • *H)ne cannot buiU nnlty of point Be ndUd tbe toberent of Cbrtot nbaiatad tram Ui ftn t momaot with Chrtot there to only o m extotesM, o m aubatot ordloatioo (hla year V 13 Ne­ gleton Kported that of tbe enee, tba Word*t; but at tbe tame time there Promoting Christian Unity, made Chiiatiau at tbe price of be- danger to encouraging "■ cer­ tba aama axtotaaea « tba atarul utotonu af gro prieata to varioos ports of priests whose ordination datu u a perraaaut dtolioctloa o f tbe two Integral tbe above point In an article in traytog truth," be said. He tain false ireniam or todiffar- tba Word, that to, tba Sacoad Paraoe of tbe the UB. h u pushed the total are known, one was ordained Cmfla Cattoiica. Jwoit periodi­ emphuiied tlut tbe (sithful u d perfect naturea, and Cbrtot'a human nature to well over the 199 mark. to the im s , U to the 1930a. enee w h i^ wh&e emphatiring Trinity. to made up of a eruted body u d aoul, Joined cal published to Rome. In bit have the duty to protect tbe common p ^ t t o f one's own It la tbe first year tbat so 23 to tbe 1940s, and S9 to the artide tbe prelate dlacosaed tbe complete integrity of Catholic hypoitatieally or peraonatly irilh tbe uncruted many American Negro priests taitb witb tbe beliefs of a 1990s. Of tbs 13 ordained to impUcatiou of tbe recent visit dogma. U niofl el D frlae EHTtao Naturo. Tlw whole Cbriat to adorable, have beat ordained to a sin­ oonCtUtoUe Chriatiao group, 1960, (our were converts to of Anglkan Arckblabop Gedfry Miut Huaum KatufM adoratloD gou to tbe Peraon. gle year and the flrat time tbe Faith. • Our obligation of charity oegleded to specify tbe differ­ Fisher to Pope John. He aald be Tba toeanaUoB to tba myatartoui union of tbat tbe 100 mark h u been 65 to Major Semiiariea toward aeparated CbiiattoD ences." considered the meeting one of tha DiviM Natnra aod af tbe bom u oatura to reached. Tbe total number of There are IS Negro clerics brothers requires na to b n r • In hit Qoal idea Cardinal r«a st FirsI Nwnfloiiwd "great impcrUoce,'' terming it tba I8BM Peraoa af tba W ud. Tbia Peraon to tbe living Negro priests now •cbcduled for ordination to to mind that they, through Bea observed tbat a certain r » a ‘'valid symptom o f a wide­ tonolto God The loearMte Word to Jam Cbrtot iUhenf Tw ev 200 A J>. stands at IN. Tbiriy-oue of the 1901. according to tbe survey, Baptism, are port of tbe Mys­ serve or privacy k nocamary spread Dcstdgia for rnlty.’ Union of tba Dtrloa Nature aod tbe bumin Chiiatmaa, which b u become tbe moat Joyful IN are diocesan priests and 75 which covered 205 major sem­ tical Body of Chriat aod that in the ddicate fleld o f ralo- utura in Cbrtot to amda pcaalUe by tba Hypo- teaat of tbe year, w u ftn t mentioned in btotory are membera of 17 religious inaries, monasteries, and Tbe importance to tbe meet­ *nbe love of the Cbnrch for Uona witb tepantod churdwa, ‘ Italic Union. Thto m u u that th< two u lu r u about tba year 300. (Eaater and the Ruurrection orders. houses of study. Another 90 ing, said tbe German-born Scrip­ them la filled with profouuod eapeciaily when It tovolvu ■ axtot to the oM poraon. and tbat tha Peraoo were atreaeed much more in tbe early Cbureh.] Father Hubert Singleton, Negro clerics now to major ture acbolar who w u personal snrtDW and tedneu," be tab). meeting between beads of bare to dlvtna. Only tba Sacoad Peraon of tbe Tbe Chrtotmaa tree waa apoku of in Straabourg S.VJ)., editor of SL Aupw- semiotriet are scheduled for confettor to Pina XU. *11et T t la the love m a heart Cbriatlan communitlaa. I NCWC Trinity boeam toearaata. (Turn to Pope 3 — CoiMtn 3) time's CotAolie Messemper, ordination by 1908. above all to what the visit re­ deeding because of the sepo- Radio' and Wire] r * T H E REGISTER

Artists of Italy Praise IS 16TH CATHOLIC God in Christmas Mass IN CABINET POST ba are held for artlab lo loora Boat. — a tm 9i fijiKt h ■) • Washington. — Robert F. Jr.. Foundation and a membor utittk talMti la Italy an than 90 pclodpal eitlaa throogh' Kennedy, 35, will be the 16th of tbe Notre Dame University po«nd oat la Ua ira^ip tf OBt Italy. Catholic to serve In a U. S. Law School advisory council. God at tte -A itbti' MMa" cak> UTTVB FAITH President's Cabinet when he From Ike Uma ef George bcatad at aUalilit eo Christ- The 'Artistt' Maa” was bora takes office as Attorney Gen­ WasUiftoa until USS, five ■at la tha Ckveh tt SaaU ID yaaia ago irttaa leulptor Al- eral Jan. SO. Re la tbe first CaUwlla served la the Cabi­ Marla la Maata faato. frate Blafini and MoosIlB Catholic named to a Cabinet nets of f o v different Chief AMia trail Aa eilatnltia KMitn Fraada daddad to n poet by hla brother, President- Exseiitlvss. Bstwesn IISS and af tta Mm aad aw aanaiB, tka a embari of tka artist^ d cct John F. Kennedy. 1945, l^ctideat Fra■ kill ika Bfti* who aMaad Mfea eoioay hock to tka pnetlea dt Other appointees Include tbe Roosevelt earned fonr Catko- Um aaMBi Maa aaty BMh th eir faith by eocoaraHns th oB fourth and fifth Jews ever to Uca to Cabinet pasta, aad tM r a«a. Tha Gaa*al b road to a n their artlstk talaots M thTM actually eem d. , ky aatan ra«a, IMiiWia, serve in the Cabinet. They are tt praiaa God. Arthur J. Goldberg, special Roger Brooke Taney was tbe « tha BWba t a b at ttalr^ rton> that bctionlai tka a^ first Catholic Cabtnot membor. kab mtcm fam Aa cbalr. counsel of the A F. irf L.-CIO, tbti, ia Mostutly laerasaiai named Secretary of Labw, and He w u Attorney General and Tka daeenUoas la tka A n A oiBoben. have coma tofstt Secretary of tbe Treasury under aad prayar o H i dlitribit ad to Oov. Abraham p . Ribicoff of ■m y Sttoday of tka year. The PreaideDt Andrew Jackson In the tka eoBjratatlBa a n daalCMd ChrlftBU Mast, howam, hat Connecticut, Secretary of ky artMa. aealptota. aad areU- Heeltb, Education, and Welfare. 1839s. Some SO years later Pres- attracted tha sraataat pukUc at- Idait Franklin Pierce named taeta. tantloa. [NCWC Radio and BOSTON NATIVE. Tka artbta, ■oalelaaa, aad Wire} POWWOW AT BLOE CLOUD HARVARD GRAD James Campbell, a Catholic, SCRENJIDE wrttan raella ao “A r t ^ Attorney General * desig­ Poftmhster General. Prayar," aaUnf God to skew PRATER BERNARDINE NESS, O.S.B., looks as nate Kennedy, a nattve of Bos­ John B. Floyd, a convert, be­ SERENADING with gtrlnzs, Sister M arie ___ tkaa hollaaii ot tlw trua Most Difficult Tosk though he is really ready to smoke the peace pipe with ton, received his B. A. degree came the third Catholic to serve plijrs tbe Tiolin to entertiin her i^ r nuns at and tka iptandor ei tha Bood.” Sloox lodlin Qilef Aiulrev Red Thunder of Poplar, Mont, at an from Harvard in 1M8 and his In the Cabinet. He w u ap­ mother-house of tbe Franeiaean gi uary la Ne SUaUar Mtiaaa aod caraBoo- Told by Now Cardinal Indian convocation at Bine Clond Abbey In Marvin, S. Dik. A bachelor of laws degree from the pointed Secretary of War by Yoi^ One of three Negro orders of ntuis in tbe UR., the Httdl S t Uals. — Cardiaal4adf- nattva at Wayuta, Minn., FYitar Bemardine is a student for University of Virginia in 1151. President James Buchanan, In maids operate the only ichotd in Harlem fully staffed by [cant Mto laaayh S. titter, Arch- the priastbood at tha Bine Cloud training center for Benedictine He was an attorney In the Jus­ t h a AdmlnlstratJoa following and the only one in New York state staffed fay Negro H u Cdored Apoftles Wahay af 8 t LMda, a^aavl- Indian intBlonary work in the Dakotaa. tice Department from 1951 to that of President Pierce. Sister RoeariA directs a band aad gtoe dab at SL adgei thU lha 1M7 daaag a- 1953. There ware more Catholic School. Capatna. 8. Atrka.—A nil- lUflnnlng in 1007 the At- ^aia p B fo ^ bsQoclng Arek- ptlaw af CatkaBe sAoab waa Catdnet members under Presi­ biikap Oina MeCaaa cd Capy- aMafthoaastdItneittirok- toiney Genoral - designate w u dent Harry Truman than under tawa aa tha Mtk aadrarw y it b w h i has f a n ! Ba taU a Placing Nativity Scene chief counsel of tbe Senate ■ny other U. S. Presideat Us aadtoatki, was attaodad by ptaaa eaidaaMa the Am- Select Committee on Improper Other Catholics who havs DirectorsOK Federation sa w Sl.iN patiOH. cU y « s Mt kaeaasa of tha Activity in Labor and Masagw held Cabinet podtloos are Jo- Tka HBaaat, daptctlnf the chril rlshb swetiee, hmt bo- On State Ground Upheld ment. In that positten be wtn lepk McKenna, Attorney Gai­ tXa at CMat aad tha early Ida- CMa af Oa dwagar af ipilt- natiooal rocognltiao. He served d a i under P e d a n t William Of Family Life Bureaus tacy af tha Caank. had d east at Cbg the yaafda to t e arek- Portland, Ore.—Tba erection H a Sacratery af State laM aa manager for bit MdUnley: Robert J. Wynne, M . B on ttaa half of wftbk dtacaaa aa tka IniO. ef a Natlrtty scene on tlM Cap­ ke beHaved there wee “Bara brother In the past PreHden Postmuter General, and Ouur- S t Louis.—Dlocenn Famll|riAe meet "sftocttve mennsl was W il, Tka rah at Qabt Tka daanraiaHai af CUk- itol Man tn Salaa and at the ttae ample Htbarity” la tn> tial election. les J. Bonaparte. Secretary ol life directors from 75 dioceses, areOaUe to protaou opUmnnil was aasipsd to Ja^ Poela. a aBe schoab i> As ar^Ao- Ptoeear Poet GfRcs was dtfend (Utiai, udooal kerltige, pr^ A veteran of tbe Navy In the Navy and Attorney General, at tfaelr first national coeifw- CStrMn family life ta tbe dle-l •■yiarwld UsfetaUsBad Colorsd ean k irntnUy craAtad ed 1^ Stats Secritary Hewsn cedaite, aad eeastltaUoe^ly World War n , Mr. Komedy unto President Theodore ence, approved tbe fonnatioa el ceM aad net merely roaedlall BOB, wkOa tboaa of the U with yirlag tha way fat ■ » Appling. Jr., In answer to pn>- far using tha Ball “derlag tha Roosevelt; a fedaratioD at Family Life programs.” caiaral Irtagrattaw of r ^ lk ihait Bnraaui. apaatlaa ware aarifiwd to darit- teeti from the American Civil bellday aeaaoe tar tba Jam u A Farley and Prank Tbs new Natkmal FadentlM l schoab h «a fai USS. Gad.“ H e Na­ Blabop Christ(q>her J. W eld« eaciplaitoBid Baa. Liberties Union. racagaJtloe at C. Walker, both Poetmasters wQ be guided by a ateertBcl tivity aecM win cemaie, be of Springfield, M au., epiaeopal committee wbou m enben are I Tbs ACLU, through Its Oregon General, and Frank Murpby, dedered. adviser of tbe Family Ufa Bu­ Mociignor George A. KaOy, chairman, Xharles Davis, con- Attoney General, under Presl- In Boulder, Colo., protests reau, Natkmal Cathehc Wrifare New Y oit; Mooslgaor Jaanw IL tod s that lb s display "aids and dept Franklin Roosevelt; from angry parenta forced Conference, tolif the seulon that CuBaMfcey, Philadelphia; Fa* endorses reUglm'’ In violation of Robert. E. Hannegan, Post­ the First Amendment of tta tbe school board to moderate its "American Catholics bare tb a ther Jam u F . Johnson, New­ U j. Constitution. ban on traditional Cbriatmss ob- master General) Maurice J. ruponsiblHty to promote a eoo- ark; Father John C. Knott, MU- servancea In tbe public sebods. Tobin, Secretai7 of Labor; and vlncing, positive picture of sat- waakM; and Father Hrary V, “ At a Uma irtien godless latylng and rewarding faafiy H e original ban, deddsd on J. Howard McGrath and James Sitaer. C.88H., uristant di­ CommsBism threataat tbe very life. by tba boanl tha past tnm- P. McGranery, Attorneys Gen­ rector of tbe NCWC Family Mial lovsrand Fultoi J. Siioon foundatlOBS of our way of life,” Monalgnor Irving A. DeBlanc, nter but fapt sacrat until po- eral, under President Truman. life Borun. [NCWC W in ] Appling said ia a letter to Da- dlractor of tbe NCWC Butmu. pUf tacently brought tba w ^ Tliree men entered the v ^ am dismayed ttiat you •aid tba Faderatlea is DUdsd home, referred to all v l^ Ckurefa after having bsU Cabi­ Hanlon PotrioreH **WhMi ako in kb iw wddHng doHiai, should protest, on hyperlegaUs- "becanu tbe needs et tba fam­ tle groBDdi, tbe pladng. at no manUestatkms of rellgloa. .The net pests — Tbomu Ewlsg, J f o l T o n f f t l c o o M Secretary of tbe Treasury nndu ily ua fw too complai to ba n id W d in • ■wnfor." (Uko I J ) At birth H« was pobBc expanse, of a Ckrlataas board dianged Its rohog to per­ bandied by an ladMdnal, or Jansaka. — OMkeBc offi- WSUni Henry Harrlaoo and seana oo the CapHol Mall” mit rellgleus obaervances ptae- •van I sin^e dloeeaa.” riali did not taka p u t tn firdod wMi Ibo iwwddHng ciofhai el ■ tabe; el lha Secretary of the Interior tader ticed end perlormad outsida Maosigoor DeBlanc saggeatod raceptlM by gueania te t afO- Zachary Taylor; Luke E. sdM d hours. broadening tbe coiKept of Dio^ Gtals and other eku d s leadsn Last Swypor Ho firdod Hlntoif with e lewol, tha tym* Wright, Soerstary ef W u u n to Studied In Jersey City, N J.. AUpe esan Family U fe Bureaus. At for Rnarian OrOodex Patiiaich hoi el fho iviforinf aorrenl of slnfiH kwniartlty. Plans CaiTUgan, a third grade teecker Theodore Roosevelt and WB- present tbe movestent m B a n Atoxei of Moscow eo his w -. wbo refused to remove i Na- Unm Howard Taft; and Alberi IN directors and uristant dl- rtvaL He la tfto band af tbe To tnd Student tivity s c « e from her public B. Fall, Secretary ef the Inter­ racton for 131 Latin Rite and Russian Orthodox Chorch. ' classroom windows, may be sus­ M e t t f . Keanedy ior under Warren G. Harding. one Byxantttte Rite dlocaaM Calbotlc ckrgy, by eootmt. pended from her Job. A memo Sen. Tbom u Walsh $foo- H eir membenhip. according to bad gtrso a warm welcemt te from Principal David Evans bad married the fermer Ethel Ska- tana w u named Attorney Gen Woeld y«w fo It on Ineufutei loll In rag*7 Wall, Church Services Monilgnor, sbooki ranga from AflfHen Arritolshop Geoffrey Instructed all taachen that win­ kel of Greenwich, Conn. They eral by Franklin R oosev ^ but tbe diocesan chancellor to rep- Fisher In late November. H e Divinity a«no to va in the frepyinga el evr humen ne> Portland. Ora. — Plans dow decorations this year must have seven dklldren. Ha ia prest died before tbe Roosevelt ad­ reaentatlvu of the local gov- R M a n patriarch be^ n Ua programs be of a non-aectarlan nature. Ident of tbe Joseph P. Kennedy, ministration took office in USS. emmenUl agency most c«- tour M the Near East Nev. 39. Iwrol Why b If as low ever dUeovor tha BaAo end ro> Portlaod public i c k ^ and to cemed with family matUrt. dlaeontinoa tka holding of ba^ OTHERS SUGGESTED ofnbo Mm at Hm Urd el the wiiverM? b It bocevM eslNNito sarrleoa In Marches Othara be fagguted a n tba VOUTIONS-MEN are imdar eoniidaratlon by the we enpetf Oed to ect eccerdhif Is ear werdhr cencobtf COMMUNISM'S IDEAS OUTMODED, local nmlnary rector, who aebool adnUnlatratlaQ. Tbo could Inform futnn priests ef Two aifns ere flvoe ky whkh He et^ be hnewni 1) p lm ora being studied tinea the problems and needa of a a ^ ob)actlm to tka preaent policy Wrayyad in sweddHng dolhaa; 2) In e menfor. LATIN AMERICAN YOUTHS AGREE era family Ufe; the dloceean ware racatvad (ran yarioni sapertntoBdat of sdwria; and gnrapa, the aebool admlntstra- Mexico City.—Delegates to tbe lea,” the statement read, “is the responsiblllly that the r ipaasantottvat. o f C atholic Uoo aaH third regloual Latin American characterited by its underde­ yoothi bad, and Father Rafri C3urttiu, tbe Codratemity eg Fatbar Martin Thialeo, dh Conference of tbe loternatloiB] velopment in tbe ecmomlc sys­ Vazqau Corona, ecclesiastical QtiisUan Doctrine, the Newman rector of education for tbe Federation of Catholic Yeotea tem, Injusfce in tbe social sys­ aaairtait to Mexico'i CatboUc (Jhib, lay organixatkma, the Sweddllnf-clelhet maone He linked our fortunei with Arcbdlocaae of Portland, nld agreed that the sduUons oHered tem, ignorance in tbe eultu^ Action, anpbaalzed tbe point medical and legal profeaaloni, Hit, toking our life In germ ea well at In fruit, shoring asssral public hl^t aeboola in by Communitm to problems and religious fleldt, and mata- “ God daea aot w ait to u va and organised labor. Poctliad already btve sitoati- facing tbe area art Invalid, in­ riaHim in the realm of Ideu the werll wltbeet a a a 's ce- Such a bureau would provide crodie os well et grove, the binding ilmitotroni of the dothet tatad a bacealaurotte sasaa tly adequate, and outdated. A state­ and customs.” opentto*.” he said. “ If we of Mary of kethlehem at well at the burial linen of Jeaeph la a sdwol Instead of a acrvlee ment lin e d at tbe dose of the H e youths warned that the waat lUa werid to chaige wa R^Uca o f Hedy Land In meeting advocatefi the spread of InfUtration of International Com- meat de aer part Dunn, N. Car.—C ^ r o c tlo o f Aftmethea. One wonders If on this ChrIttrTtoi Doy, Our 1 should think it wise for tbe s o ^ toachlnp of tbe munlam m aku It urgent that “Tba task of tbe youths of of a possible tS3.9N.N9 repUca of tbe Holy Land on a 3,i Lord It not closer to those who yearn for Him In the erv tka remaining edtools to adept Cfanrch u tba only solution to yoong Catholics reaffirm their Latin America Is to tradloata thia pAicy,” ba said. "As lo ^ file problems faring Latin na­ Christian life in upbcddlng the tbe concept, left lo us by acre tract is being projected by sieving bends of Communism than to those Who live In as tbsrs is a baecalamrsats ssrr- tions. spiritual valuu at the Iraman UbenUim, of man dlvotdad a noo-proHt fonndatloa. Tbe fin- Isbed project would Uhutnte the prosperity o f Inns. lea held in a CstboUe or a Prot­ “The picture of Latin Ame^ penon. from his faith—of a peefeu loiil estant dnveh or a Jewish ayna- YOUTHS’ RBSPONSmOJTY wbo, for example, ia a phplclan the way of life 3.9N yean ago gogna, aoma of the pupUa will Archbishop Miguel Dario Mi­ and a Catholic, but not a Cath­ In the time of Christ Apprtnd- ARE YOU A RIOhUHIL have GOMdantioui obje^ons to randa of Mexico City streued olic phyriito-” matoly 409. persona would be ittendteg.” employed full time, Uvlng op In a monger—Society Is built up from below, generally Father Thiel an atid be saw the prolect and wearing the coo- OR COLLEfiE MIfATE? “no obieetlon'to Cbriitmaa or tomes at tha time. Are yoa batvera the i# a i ef from the outcosts. All the poor, the socially diiinherlted of Easter assemblies so long as NCCM CONVENTION ttm id O T the world, the eutcasb on the hillsides or outskirts of big they do not become lAlAoua servtoia.*' NonOirisUen otn- WILL STRESS UNITY dries, ore oil in the crib with Him. Poiitidons, bualrBse*rTwn, d«. 1MN world Is bigness. To God greetneu Is litilerwsi. "Unless you the IM l Uennlal convention Martin, H. W o ^ executive aoma form of the CMsUan •w MW m i toto ww iiM* of tbe National Council of director of tbe NCCM, said IM Mf m t n « MaW m» m become es o little child . . The weak, the suffering, the ••T, M Ml tov (■h r M rOCITIO/VM. DIMKTOR faith,” be expUinad, I t banfly CaUwlle Men to be held in some 2JKK) men are. expected taema ftlr to deny them any ex- ' •*# wJlito mi lgf>ored, th^ Inn-lesi, like the Bob# in the alb, will hove PitUburgh from May 4 to to attend tbp convuliou. «.-*» . •* J lJ to »»• ktkt. Daktot Smtaary preaalon of tbeir faith vdiUe May 7. Iton b m aUMIn. more to do with the weking of o new world than the they ere tn a^ooL” [NCWC Blabop John J. Wright of Im bto MhM CBM, IM. M1U Craal RarrtogMM 1, M em . John C. Hayes of Chicago, PUtsbargb, hori for the con- tmWwtwMi.M powerful, the rich orvl the mighty w ho live In the inns. Wlral national president ol tbe C Q f, ventlop, will be a principal FOLLOW THi U AO II lo announcing the theme of speaker. There ore no doss diitlndleni in a stable} it is o pbca Servic«'Men Confirmed the coDvenUon, said It w u Pstronaas of So fferen from CHMST Nervous where beosh ore fed. And what ore we, without grace but Verona, Italy. — Seventy-five picked becauM of tbe forth- General subjects for discus­ » . Srabb M T«« ew W coining Ecumen&al Council sion will Include “H e Spiritu­ And Mental • KAKIKAN WOTHK ....t American lervlcs men and tnd ttitm n rm uft and the council streu on un­ al Basil for Christian Unity,” Disorders . . . ti ClirW b tta t t n k e members of tbetr families were •i radh. coofiraed by Blihop Giuseppe 2 5 t h Jlm ilvarsorf ity. “The layman and the Pub­ Hiay wvMH cM- nw miiiiHiiia waWw Another factor, Hayes said, lic Image of the Church," bntod thronsboot Carrero- of Veroot. All the serv­ Oi Ordlnatlosi Um ystr la Um flnt frairbtti litlMi, M. w u the hope of co-ordlnaUng “Tbe Changing Community," ebojtt 'to Siatilet M. I. I|»la|ihto IS ice men art ettaebad to tbe dMlcitod to Mr Mey yew ChriitmM be bletaedl Iv t we beg you, Soutfaara European Task Force Tfte 25tb anniversaiy of the NCCM conw tloD pro­ and “ Cbiiftian Unity gad tba boBor. B«s bar btly gram with that of tbe Inter- EffecU of Prejudice." (NCWC ■ad totifcMWau. •a y e« tether eteewd yew trees ayenlrig yew g lfb, fer> base bere. Bishop John J. Wright’s o^ For tofonutiea Holy Cross Brotiiors dinatioD was observed with • natlMa] CMgrea of the la y WiR) •Mat tb* laagM et fat net the peer ef the werM Christ it ameng theml Solemn Votive Mass In St ^.Ti fiwuipjto. ■L DyaiMuu, No- larva Gad Threngh TMS beoaMi, SUt- eiNtet ebtoM * (M y fl few e f them knew B the few whe Bke the Classified Ads Paul's Cathedral. PittsborgL ■ ST • -i* MS lae MMlli • M (l • ftntoii Bishop William G. Coonare of dt *0? W rite Toi ' Wat eOvtaf fbat ahayhardi were “wetahlng** bi the night, yroltirig raa tbratfli aU Grsensburg. Pa., tbe speakv at ' awriHat Wat lialHir aSlMv. Tba n•U u tfMe PV NoNonoJ Sfwina wf ■ > Nm ia Wiilaw fw aefvetian. Ow wlsaleneriaa ewat ewekan the U the Mass, praised the PttMnrgb U ttm r «f M l Ordinary as a man “endowed SI. Dymgitnw PpK Information Write: ilara*m kt Aftira, Aaie end ahewhere. We shell effer a n taaO, U a rata la ISa par waO MiMMn, onto ear laaoa. ParMst Boat aeeeepanj with a genuine intelleetaal St ISmTi all e tia a i A oi n aatviS aa Haudar eurloiity, an enormous capacity Meta for eN levers e f the peer at Chrhtnwt. la tha W aa prtstad tha for study, and a real talent f«r CANCaiLID STAMPS clear and striking expresdon.” AWXUCA-S POBOOrrXN n g L . A native of Bocton, Biahap INVEST YOUl SAVM6S CHtftCH—SCHOOL- D U N ara tm t aa tba nlnrtiai[il Blalat at tba OflaU S to u bOtaD Wright was ordained in Rome h HOSPITAL GOO LOVE YOU to 6.H. for $3 "For blatsrngs racaivad, MMvaUaa. Tav eaa btip tbam to In 1935 u a priest of tbe Arch­ a a ad la frear aaatallad aCaapt Uor diocese of Bostoo. He w u con­ Uad f X f V T iba axialL p ta iid w though I om not worthy." . . . . to K. J. L for S2 "Our ton aad 4a aarta) w —Fatbar secrate Auziliary Bishop of BONDS J«lT RoaaiT MWItB, Plaa Boston In 1947. Named tbe fin t celebrated hit second birthday yesterday ond received two U dia, g, O a . DO IT UOHT NOW SO YOU WONT r o R c m t k l l Bishop of Worcester In I960, he dollars. Sonta Ooui wot very good to him so he does not TOOU FUINDS! w u transferred to the DIoceae B. C ZK<3LR soMewerrtu of Pitta burgh, u Its eighth need this extra money. Please give It to someone thot Sonto AND COMPANY P ona WANTD tar aiHleal attttaf Bishop, in 1969. •ad ranwdta i. Sind p a M i. Fraa m isted." .... to J. T. for $50 "For Him through them." aaaMifOoa. Ct«wa ttacle Coapav, “To the Bishop primarily . . . WeN lewd, WlscMuin B-WT Waat Bad Straat, Naw falls the role of teacher,” Bishop 1. Connare said. “While to every $100,000 FOR CDBJUI HSrUOSES a. c. MOtn IMP coMtawr Biibop, eveiywheie in the wN^PTvy nMiaMHto. m a». PrteatiM Kaafeja O a « u aaadi m r world, this r d t is given by sol- TEXACO'S BOARD CHAIRMAN, Augiutiu C. Long : WM iMa. wiifniii’ OBUalMa far St Ma-a UaMD. onn mandate in hla BplaMpal (center], whose company pledged llOO.tXW for Caban Cut out this column, pin your socrifice to If and rrtoil 11 Patbar Raid. Uaz i m , jaektoa S, rttoM tm d t f trtiimau raa maiWhirl consecratkn, to tome more than refugee relief, a cbere to Bisbop Edward E Swanitrom, to Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, NoHonol Director of the Society ■USim iS OPPORTVIHTItt othen it teems to fall with executive director of N (^ C CatboUc Relief Servleea. Half of for the Prepogotion o f the Faith, 366 Fifth Avenue, Now York PKB PKTUM rOU«B -Bow to paculiu atnesa. H is it particu­ tbe cootributloD it adiednled for the Miami noeereY Spanish Hakt IM ie raari]’. BaraOm , back- larly trua of our uteamad Ju- vard, raWaa aartbvonaa!* Oak- Center. At right ia Tracy S. Voorbeee, President Elsmlrawtr’i lx , N .Y .oryou rO toeesan Director. haaau H , Oadar K ll, T^aa. bUaiton." perMmal representative to co-ordinate aid fsr Cuban refugees. •yobbBBaaaaBBaBBBBBaaaaai n « n 4 t r . Dtc. I t I960 THI PiNViP CATHOLIC REGISTER PAGE THREE I.S. Maryknoller Named Pope Tells Secref LISTENING IN Of Sereiiffjr of Spirit (Coettnwd) VaUean Qty. — Pope John of Bolivian See spoke wlA dUnbntty at t regu­ ta 1006 and wu not tatrodoced Into Franca orjtbe father. It is bard for us to understand AU lar general audience because of ■ tooAacbe that cofrtinuu to. Faith ta Ita k o tad u So- England unUl 1040. Prince Albert, consort of compaUtloa of descent that pots adoption u tbe ■ Ctt7>^tUar Queea Vkteria, brtnght ft to England. Greeni equivalent of birth, but it w u a common indent bother him. In fata renarka to- m. U JL . a parlar CaDcnl «f tha ICarios- practice. Chrlit’i "deecenf* D tn Joeeph wu Ibe group be obeervad that ariaa of Gnadatope. Maxico’f had baeo aaad to daeorata riiurcbet at the te rim INI. Um y w Nativity aaaaoo for canturiai. Mceetary u a legal protection. when he entered hta 80A year BCririMd. * U MlMd ceiBtaipart of UarykaoU- When Joeeph found that Mary w u pragnant on Nov. S ba made an entry ta iportaOe of Purio n d MriwprieriiBat# CoUiu la i Bathlebm of Judea, where Christ w u born, the w u bli betrotbad wife. But Jewiah be­ Us diary stating: *Tt ta nceea-. m m « ( t m t m . b * aattra of Saa Frtadaco. Ba at la rii laiiaa aooth of Jemialem. It w u fahtooi trothal w u more than a modem pact of engage­ aary for ooa to bend bta kau- Iht weiMl U .l'bm taoded tacrad Haart School btfon Hit Urth u tba place where Rachel, the ment Tbe couple could use A e marital right before Ae Lord in Aanksgtv-* • U • m li MNk thara and tba Harykncdl Jnniar wifa of Jacob, died: Wbara Ruth and Boat had Tbe marriage, bowevtr, became conkpietp when tag, and abandon oneself to Hta Ma>i1nril«, BtAop aaalaary at Lot Altoa, CaUf., their roausee, ooa of tha greatest lova atodaa the husband took tbe woman into hli own home. wUl." Dmriy. I Trim a «f balofa aotoiW Harykaoll’t aea- of an litaratnre: tod where King David w u ban Tlw fact that Jonpb w u aatoniihed to find T V Pontiff sai^ hta serenity itMw Bliilea*. kri ior taslJtaiT aaar OarinAi, (about io n B.C.}. Mary pregnant abowt that be end Mbry were not of iplrtt ta c ceanaquaaoa of M AporiaUe AiimliOtTi N.Y. iittag A e marital right CaAoUe t^ U o n it this eAtode of resimtBtloe t o ' unanimout that they never used it That A e '• ( fta d a Tteartal* prkr Pa « u etdalaad ta J m . Star of BoiJU olioa Ae divine will In iriilch V tl- m dMtt la Oetobtr, M « IM t by tiHe Atnlltary BWwp wu always a Mrgta it de fida. ways feeta HmseH ready far CriUn vw a ita m F n a d i IftdBtyra of New Jafrignos Jlsiroaom ors “A e last sammosu.” flf Ika Rnt party of Yert, tba praaent Ca-rdinal Tba nature of tbe Star of Bethlehem b u al- Joaa^'i worry'over irttat to do wu an^ “I do not aak to remain longer ■Iwriaiw ta ba AwMihep of Let Anfalat. wayi intrigued attronomers. Nearly every Christ- swend by Ae appoaranee in g dream to him of on this earth." V said, “but mu sees a aUtaeieat aboet it by SMse outstasd* an angaL who anured him that A t Child in bar la M M . Aa Vkar Apoa- n n u ) AMERICAN sinee a little Ane Tamataa far tag stwient of tbe beam s. Catholic adiolarAip womb m s tbe Holy ^ ir it* Christ always OPEW HOirSE RT SENIjrART ka laeciifc BWn» ai- •DVOP IN OOUVU me I wlri) to do tt mneh |ood Maiari Kacalaata, MJI., baa tlwaye accepted tbe objective reality of Um tafem ir A God tbe Father u Hia Father; benn THE CONVENTUAL FRANCISCANS'.of AUttinp- work u I can.” Ihera ara at praaeat two pbanomanoo, but wbatber it w u a minculons Aa text don not mean that tbe Holy Gboat wu Addressing UmMU to a group baridaa kaatag ttw OaUr* kar Brihaat fia a the VJ. tion Semingry, Cbaski, Miim., were hosts to more tbao I aaa kai aarrad oaacamoriy light or actna natural conatallation oaed by God tba generator of tba man-Cbrtat u 'a parent but d priests present, tbs Holy Fa- naU m i £ractar a< A t S»- ta M M a, BiWn baa not b m datarminad. 3 ^ Wise Men saw it it la clear that Ha w u mysterlouly toatraaien- 80 famlUu at a rpedal vocation day. Aa invttaUoa bad baaa ex­ Aer noted that A e worid today H a u l a g, orJU tal ta this w b ^ vtrgtail cooceptioa. Jesus u fdaly Ar (ba Propaaatioa a( (ba ta A t East and again on luring Jenualem tended to many of A e young men in A e vicinity yd» wsn in- ■ttodue greater importance*.to Pietata Ndtaa sf Caralea, boA God and man is A e natn^ Son of Ae. attar viiittaf Rerod. It stood over where Ae teraried in Ae Cosmntnal FrandMan. They and Aeir famlllu feveilA nettvity than to con- m Andltaty BMep Ckariu Ckrift Child w u and guided them to Ae ipot F aA o. Yet tbe divine aettoa o! fMtntag in Ae ten^ttan. “ Wban one goes to ^ent Ae afternoon at A e aeminary. A movie on tbe vocritac W btD iYM KM w I n n , MJL. af M ta Cm. T V Bible doM not my tbit they ttw it during womb of 2!u7 a human nature W ntattag it A e Lord to have MndHarity Iba nattaB bu a rriBtMr all tbair Jeuraey from Babyloo or Pmla, wbenee to A e Person ef tbe Word and making U inb- u a Frinetacan priest or brother wu shown. In tbe picture Friar WlA IDm, It ta more Important Aboft Sf. JfAo? high rapraaaataUon of talaalaa- tb ^ are auppoaed ta have come. slst in Him wu common to A e three Persons Ftatan Cantwell, a dsaeon at tbe seminary, explains to a group to leave urgwrt burinees at Ae artas trota'tha U.8., primarily of tbe Trinity; at it w u an extamal action (od of Ae guests A e life of today's Conventual Franciscan. dow,” V aald. IfaiyknoOera and FVi ndaeans. T V W ile Men or Magi were Gentilaa. They eatraj. It ta attribotad to the power of the M y 0 32>paQ« booUot obaul tht I Bat tt li a m jo r sdsataa Paid behnged to A t Maidean rriigion, wboaa min­ GfeoA beeaun He proceeds from tbe love of the pQtron of hopoteai of dttptf- for Borioa'i yoaog MMoaory isters were aalaetad from a Mediui-Parrian casta. Father and tbe and tbe lacamitloo is Ota cam will ba lairi on rt- Soelaty of St Jamaa tae Al astrologtra, they were familiar wRb Ae work of God’s kve for mao. VCNBZUILA'S 1ST CARDINAL Vivana. if Is not Vo*t> whether they foond Ae quatl. Write Aparita, aod alao has dtoOBHB prteali frou 8 t Loob aad La prttabedu about Aa birth of Cfariat in records Ncnrf RMMHdaMl F irfio of Ae ZeroestrUn nllgloo or ta Ae Jewtab Grout, Wit. B tior* oafl R ller Jfcrftaifg ‘ BOLDLY FACED DOWN MOBS T » NATKMAL U.1 weaap rallgloaf working Seripturaa. There bed been Jewish coIosIm In The angel nmlndad Joae^ of the pcopbet’i Plus X iri Apoftrilc CoostUu- Outre lorinda die MaryfcaeU Persia rinct Aa aevaoA century B.C. T V Hea- Wublngtoo. Fifty - saven- named Arebbisbop of Bogota SNMOFST. JQDC (lu lu ') sAtaBMat: “Behold the virgta sbaU tion, Xtatul FwmOk, oa mlgra- Staten. Dea^tera of Cbaitty dean rellgioo w u not moooAeist^e, but ww A e year old Archbtabop Joae Hum May 10, 1868. donut approach to this outsido tbe Hebrew be wiA gMta And shall facing forA a atm, aad tioo. T V new Cardinal bad a 125 tm Baultsburg, Md., tod berto Quintero. V immlria'i Cardinal Cordoba’s 2iA faith. Aeiaball oall his name EmmanutL” Enmaouel drat CardtatL openly aupperted nivertary u a Blsbop last Oc- Aelter erected fw yosAs and Statara o f tbe Prectaui Blood meau God wlA oa. . . - I . M MMWinimm IlMimm hBlIlR a u Waal Mailt IB flt, treu OTtUoo, Mo. [NCWC Just bow many W Iu Men came to tie Christ Pteeldent Romula Betancourt tober w u Ae occasion canon law. foUowing completion gregatioo; Titular Ardibtabop la baOd aas^ OnM yaa heA A e peaple ef tUa vUlaga ta I Mach. V, M (to quota a lingle InstanM'out of slstance to esnlgruts, Baeanu splta Aa tact Aat As feast ta mured by too of c o u s u at the Merida Dioc­ of hta totereit and knowledge of Bardka (UM); and, at pr»- k m a nara fitriag Pim far Aa cdabntlaa ti Man Vr much cosmerclaltam and by a tuidsocy ta some many) it would be absurd to render tbe text esan Seminary in Venezuela. of tba immlgrtUoD firid, V sant, secretary of tba Sacred ■MChrlriBmr cird u to pay scant ■ttantion to tba Nativity, “none of them bad laikn unA they all reCaned Ordained Aug. 2. im , V be­ ■ttnm ed wlA t v editing ofiCoUaga ef Cardtoata. it b u taken unlvenal bold. Even In pagan Japan, safe and •oand." Wbat tbe context says ta Aat came a profeasor of Uw at many send Cbrtatmu greetlBg cards. Soue aacta “they offered bumt aacrlflce la thanks for tbrir t v State Univerilty of Merida, A HAPPY AMD A HOLY CHRISTMAS in Um United Statee, howaver, atlU bold no safe bmecomlng wiA not a life lost,” not “be- SHARE YOUR CHRISTMAS TO A U i O O l FRIENDS, MEIIBEBS, BENEFACTORS. and later w u made dean of ,Ae aarvku on OrisAiu day. eansa none t f them had faHee. utall A retuntod faculty. Whiia he w u a toBCher CaanaSta elilw anf m m h . . mi tatm> MVttAmT Mte sM# and sound” u a literal trsnsietlon would M s aa adit, tket Mater M iia • > teWMB fn * «w vW ba w u also Vicar General of lirt a*' M |tl MIt ^ Tti H«a awe an la aauaada. m rlat ate aacriMat Iw A Baal rat man maal aad dau saw Itatlng of Ae geneelogy of Jaaui. T ^ geaealo0 No argument, therefore,' against Mary’s con- of Acrlda and Coadjutor Arch- than ytar OvlataM «Mi Hwa ate aasd inaa M pt h A b a«l la MM i pavl hta fajtaiy. * ALFONSO AMD aad andMaa Hanat-raHiai at ja t IM Mra atataHab Mara iMai it (Mr aaa 6ABUEIMt FABl ta Joeepb'i, not Mary's. Ho w u not A e natural ttauing virginity can be gathered frofn Ae word btahoj) of Merida. V ven years t r wfiv wu riadtata far tV griiriV e l at SAINT CTR- fiA er, twt be w u the legal father, o f Jesus. “A l” and neiAer can one be deduced fn»D tbe later he succeeded .the late Rtv. Mario 1. Dittami, 0. Corm. Mary, ilka him, w u ef tbe line of David. term “flrvtbom” ta regard to Chrlst’e birth. TV ArcbblAop Rafael Artas Blan CanatSla SrtoD IL t SEMZNART ta EGYPT. It wA east MIS a. WaMMnii WM. MO ta adacata sack af Asta aad Aelr. T V term “ begof* is aead for A e various latter simply means that Mary bad no offspring co, who Aed in an autraobfie CM csfe V , Itanait m V ts are maaUaaUy n a U t ta ceatrAata ______fstbets down fata line, but A e word can also before Him. T V term wu used by tbe andent a rd e n t AU deeatlMit wUl ba eduovtadfad. Jews regtrdleu of wheAer other children im e W ill) tba approval W awl at tha i *« m M ofH w Isv. BIU m L mMlMi^^tain^tida amaaat. WA yaa ■«■«# Ae nppert an “adopt," Ungaaga experts u y. Cardinal Quintero ta wldriy Ratl^ , O.CuTb.,FrtM Ov b S j S AaCanM lItad. This ta a legal lineagt, traced In accordance afterwards bom. Some of A e beet Greek miau known fur bis wriUngt a n d wttb aadent usage, w U A did not place empha a m ^ omit A e word “firstben.” — Moniigner palDtlngs, which include por- ■is on pbyrical perantage but oa recogtation by TO MOLD THE UVK8 OF CHILDREN Matthew SrolA traits of hie predteewors In ea A e fatten af tV Oavlaar af RaAlabem Caracu. r i s i i —A lt ta Aa baiy darire af yeaag CsAaHc Addrett P.0, Box 1^0, CardlWBl Cerdubfl glrk wV wtah lasom Ged u taartiag ria- Ask and Learn Denver^ Colo. Cardbial Ltdi Concha Cordo­ ba ol Colombia ta tbe son of . . . Ama nattontl ptlpknaeM lu i. I V ANTONIAN 8UTEE8 la LIRA I am coafeeed by Ae Darede ctDed by Hark tbe mother of or persecute A e Church ahoukl JoM Concha, who w u Ae _ - _ rm depart New York NON eaafart tweaty acheala there la whkk AtnitoiiW ta Ibe New T< Jamee the Leu and of Joseph. have formal sentence pro­ Preiident of A e nation from they tnta Leheaue cUMrea ta tha ways ef ■m M . V eeld yea bIm m dlMia- James, Joseph, Staon, and Jude nounced against Aem. Anto- U14 to UU. T V Cardinal’s fa eVtat 8I8TBR MARIE NOEL a V SISTER gaiah (base? ate caUed “bretbrwn’' of J « matic ezcommunicatioea could nnlyljana*^.* Aer w u namsd mUister to Aa T V Herod of Oirtat's Wrth (M ilA . xiU. 88; Hark vl. S). cover some o f A e acta of whiA ROSE DANIEL ara aevleu la'thta Caeiaa- Holy See in 1920. He died A rialWAsponaoiBdby in tbe same p a iu g u wberein Castro may be guilty, and also tm . Cam ywa pay tar the irrialag ef aat et UwmT TV eeet w u Herod the Great *b o died R rae in 1S3S. , fflttUoB ta made of Jeem’ d i- if be ta an aporiate or bu fo^ J l t n C W S , - the REaSTER." Thta ta an h 9 M . in 4 B.C., when Jesus w u pro­ bably two yean old. tm . According to Paul, tbe malty defended Communist doc­ Bom in Bogota, Nov. 7, UOI, • oppertufiRy to span the tbe Cardinal w u ordained a A CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR TH I PALESTINE REFUGEES! T V Herod coodemned by Apostle .Jamu wu “Ae Lord’s trine. Atlantic by Jat to an)oy a European broAer” (Gai. i, 19) and Jade priest A Aat city Oct. M, 1911. DID YOU BEND ONE? John A e Baptist and to wbou Cutro might atao-hsve in- vseatioa and vtalU to famed Shrinu. e r«n Jeaua w u eent by PooUns calls hlmielf the bnAbbt at eurted automatic excoomunlea After studtea at Gregorian Unl- Jamae (Jude 1). Hence at least tion by issuing laws, mandatei, .versity and tbe PonUfical Bib- • » Each group accompantad by IF F M BOMB BSABpN (fatfetfetoeik tack af A m far Ae Pilate, w u Herod Antipu (4 B.C-A.D. 40), eon of Herod Ae Janes, Joee^ and Jude ^vece or decreu against the liberty Uca] lostltnta A Rome he re­ naeeutiy ahBppiagI yea are to ae*d ef e Chrtatmu raama- turned to Colombia and became hcanea far MBUhedy, why aet c m ef A e feOowiag: Grut. After divorcing hta law­ demonstfaUy couslnt o f Jeeus, and right! of the Church or im­ L o u r d e s L Mau m Mmm far Ae IKeaUtBe ef A e red pi—t ful wife, be married Htrodiu, eltber on tbe mother’ s or tbe peding Aa uercise of eedea- aaaistint Vicar Genaral of A e t MeaAankip ta A e CATHOLIC NBAS BABT WELFARE At wife of hia atoFbroAer fatlwr’s side and probably they iaetlcal huAorily (Canon 8334). Bogota Archdiocese. Cardinal -w -M "M ^ your travel agtort or AMOCUnON. PUlip, who w u itill alive. w ue broAcra of Stawn. (CoAo- ^ Cordoba became Blsbop o f Manl- t. A liMHia far A e bBlIdtag i f a aew Cbtrch, Schaei. Co*- Herod Philip, and Hnodias, Ue SibUeol Snevciopedio;. Why deei A e prieM have A e zalea A 1938. When tbe see w u were A e parenta of Salome, wbo As to A e poealbility of Ae leag Mela wnpp^ areead kb raised in rank A 1804, be be- canK Manlzales’ first Archbtab- L A lacrad Aitfcia far a Mhalaa Charch. asked for A e bead of J o V the adoption of . 48- from motivn of ebari^. fp A e to A e people of tarael 00/04), called in AfU o r aim Mur. Meua V. BVM, Nanlle Sm i^*t \ WWW after receiving Ae Ten Com- SsM eai ■ M I pL Agiippa, w u a aoc of,Harod mandments V pot a veil upon LIFE INCOME MISSION CONTRACT Agrippa I and great-grandson Taart eg* 1 wea a b u ea a CATHOUC NEAR EAST W lUAJIf ASSOCUTtON ' prbe flfbe. 1 lUer leeiwed that hb face, ao Aat Aa p e^ of H e^ Aa Great might V ahielded from Ae 410 Uxlnttan Avt. Bl 44A Si. N«w Yark 17, N. Y. Ae lour kwt m perpi u . Can 1 WWW keep A e Moaeyt It weald V brlghtncu o f hta countenance. and you will receive CeaU aU tbe “hvaAers M ImpeMlkle te taceCe A e • The religioua tignlficanee of Ae •r Oar Lavd ia«bea ef Craia lA e a 1 woa it, boriied Mo im ta Aat Ae dour ta Aa Ceepal* here hum ehll- BoA you and tbe other better we are to God A e more Uke Him A fdod r«(6 of inNrort on /b BiBorod dtpondoMo incomo draa edaf>»d by jMSph aad wagered under tbe implied eon- do we become. your Invoshnonf. to fonC'Bi you Ihro. THE REGISTER MuyT Cieridwteg Ae dldoa A at the game w u os A e WWW told apea A e ear* et orpheaa PnbttaVd every Week fay TV Cetbedk Preu Society, Inc. level. Hence A a winner would Wkat skaaM e CatUBa 4* A romembranco in th« prayers vid Masses of our •M460 Btutoek Street Deaver 1. Cdo. Peat Office Bos 1020 fa Ae Old TiMewiet I Atak be bound to restore A e money, wlA Aa body e f e silUbora A b weald have Sm b a very Meataer AMB aereee eS ClweHtliei in A a same way u any other ahlUr S.V.O. missionaries in Japan and the Philippines. Bataral Aiaa (or A sm to de. contractor when Ae eooditloae If it b u been bapttaed, even Utkaa J. VWw, DD, O u w It is certainly poasiMe that of a contract caimot be fulfilled. only eo^tlonaliy. it abould be NO toss NO WORRY NO CARE .Tto M l ataei.WiWww SMUt,PkJ>,UJi. there were adopted ebUdren ta But if t v betting partner can­ buried In conaecrated ground. Ittaeiir taw. M b a. OevMua. ILA, PkX). the Holy Family. alAongh this not be conveniently located, Ae An unbapttaed fatus s b ^ d ba Mur. M e 1. ttel. UUD, BMJ). ta not at all neeesaary in order WW wiWiVw ■vfvnnvpvii wwf wfv Mhalaa Oaatrai t L neaerty. M-A- winner can keep Um money. In burlad In anconaaeratad ground, to explain Ae words “brotben Aat cu e V ta in tbe poriUon or a aedioa of A e camatery re- and aistan,” tioce Aeee wordi of A i finder of a lost af^a •erved for that porpoM, U A ert N o m e ... b«aa*««aa«B«w«*sw«»•a*«*»•» >*«»ee»a«*w>a«a A p t tains neee AiMaaMH me ...... a m ediueee of tba eewv- could, and in fact did, a ^ ly to witoM owner cannot be f r a ta one. In neitbu eau ia Aert eapw m eOMal veaua le SuUeii. AwSiBiirmi e( OeeMstO, faeu A dd ress NTRwm Olf MMueA MM Dmtw) ...... M Onad SMad, Our Lord’i couslna, for which He li act an uniuit poeteetor. any question of a Requiem Oimt FMk,Maae, Beae, ItaiiU wewttae. Pmrto. AiwatJefcw- word there ailited no Hebrew In which cue be would be lava, ■i s*u^ MeTTMM. C i t y . . . . Zono..^ Stott------... w A a , D iT lA iL T eU auT^eeSe. SMeawtUM. Chew *. Left; or Aremak eqnivalent bound to make reatilnUw to A fetus may be kept for study yeWe. AlMaaena. NMAeeJeAaM, traeavUM, Ortm atj, aoim, B We know from Mark xv, 40; charity. if it ta useful for medical io- Pw*. The Wes Mi e lo A ^ iy m m las WMilU sdiUen. sad ta* • OsytM sdlUeA. xvi, 1, Aat A e Bleated Virgin WWW itructloa A baptised fetus from bad a itatar (or atatw-in-law), Why k u Caeir* aol been ax a dead mother ibould be buried REV. FATHER RALPH .S.V.D. CATHOLIC UNIVERSITIES I FMteas FMi wbo w u alao called Mary and eeauaeaicatcd by A e Ckmrckt wiA her (Hayes aod Hayes, wbo wu Ae wife of Ctaopbu It ta not neeeaeary, or always Moral Handbook of Nvrtaig, 3 1 6 N MICHIGAN CHICAGO I (John xis, 28). Thli-Muy ta expedient, that all wbo impede 104-106). T H E RJ GISTS R

EDITORIAL CQIOqaiT Greatest New s Story of All Time ACLU's 40th Year T!i« Nitlyity Story This Is the time of year wbeo the A m erican CUtU liberties Union Issues friend A the International Conference on Soviet hardcover and paperback editions. Tbe Hie Birth of Jesus VBW betweea Ctotoa aad Jemakm. Tba nut whan thep reeblvaif tte *Ved tidlngi c f Now it «ama to paai la th en dapa, that t t o t PoliticBl Warfare in Paris Dec. 2. initial printing wm exceed 150,000. Ob- caravanserai, e Ian, mada ap d a largo bar* great fop” from tte anfeto. went forth a daooa fron Caate Asputaa that a raekaAa bsIMiag nireaBdlag a canrtyard FactnaL hard^nmehing, logical, it viotiaiy som ebM y’ s m oney Is backin g its COM of tha wboia weld ihoold ha taten. XUt presented tbe reason that tte area of " ition and distribution, for pub- DM eaant took p iin wWla Cprinn w m s o H n ie freedom is shrinking. That reason is, in never print such huge first edi­ of Sprla. And all w on foin s, aaeb to hit own town, E a word, tbe “innocents.” tions, exc^ periupt te an interna- to m t t t e . Aad Joooph alto want frea Galiln oot of tba M A R Y WALKED MANY MILES The “Innocents” include sentimen­ Uonaliy famous writw. is backing tawn e N ta n tt Into Jodaa to tba town e i David, talists, wrong-headed, soft-headed, mud­ tl^ propaganda? wUeb to eallad BattlahioH-baeaaM ha wat e tha dle-headed “intellectuals,” tte neurotic e know we lost China through tbe b on a aad d David—to itcto te , togathe TO ARRIVE AT BETHLEHEM rebels against parental, gdvemment work of tte Reds who used tte 'Inno- w ta Marp U i « t p m ^ wilt, who w a with ttOd. and ecclesiastical authority who always cents” as transmMon belts to convey And U COM to p a e wfaOa tbap w on ttcra, that Theology for the Laity exaggerate tenfold the faults of their the idea that Mao’s legions were agrar­ tha dap* f e b e to ba-dtUvorod wan faUDlad. And couQtrr, and thi<±-iklnded “liberals.” ian reformert. The saioe kted of iht broBfht fottt b e fitstbon aon. and wnppad The statemeM of St Luke in the Extraordinary Birth And ttey are tbe prime Communist gaada tactics woAed in shlftiD| U.S. Mm 1q m ddU M dothaa, and laid him U • n a n fe , Gospel narrative, “There was no room ■ae lack o f a midwu# « othw attendants in tte and British sympathy from Mthafiorlch tiinnii than ww no rooo fw than in tha inn. frtr tliATn in thp inn ” to a jdudifid sen- to aufflciently indieited bp tte decleratlon of transmission belts. (Loko 11. 1-7) THE WORST OF IT IS, the Ilnno- in Yugoslavia to the Comsuutist aniqr of Shepherds st the Crib fence, m the opimon of biuseppe KlC- twaddUim] cloth e and laid Ulm in a mange. St cents” have so far been untouchable. Tito. U almost worked in throwing tte And tharo wara ttorb *d » U Iba tasM dtotrlct, dotti, a priest of abbatial rank who has Jerome ceatorlea MIO saw ttto implication in the The Senator gave a notable example w ^ h t of our syimutiby to the OeoBou- IMng in tta flaida and kaeptag wattt o re thair wrtttao u excellent L^c of Christ (Pnbltohed bp text Not even Jowph to mentioned u hrtng ta the of the extent of the “Innocents’ ” power. nist campaign in (fnece befoi»-1^7. It fleck bp night. And bd u id . an angal of tta L e d S n ce . Hilwaokae). If lak e meant dmplp'that thep cave at tte birth (ttoogh this' to not denied Two books have lately been published worked in North V|ek-Nam aiM ji work­ either.) “ft w u not for nHhitag that the expectant ileed hp than tod tha ^orp o f God ahooo reood could not poulblp find e place to sleep, be could ing in Laos and Algeria. It h|t .worked mother bad lo u ^ t so anxiously ■ quiet and secluded about Castro, one by a former Commu­ ■baot than, and ttap faeod auaodlngtp. ' have laid onlp that “ there was no room.” nist, Nathaniel Weyl, whose knowledge In Cuba. And tta angd aaid to ttnn, *D« not ba abaid, Ha "for them" at an implicit reference place,” says Father RiecktU. ^ A T O B DODD IS NOT qidtB cer­ f e bttoM . Ihdng pou good nawt o f great Jop to tte fact that tte time of Chtlit’i birth was dote. One may eaaily see why she did not want this o f Latin America has been praised by wtditt than be to all tha peopia; f e there k ii bean JoaeU> ptobablp could have found tome place even extraordinary fairtt to oeenr ta an open room or former Under • Secretary of State for tain bow we can d m wltii tte “Inno­ ben to pen todap in the town of David a Sivlot. under the ikp ta the pari of an tan. Latin American Affairs, Spruille Bra­ cents.” Nobody Is. Iwt $m e th iiy we who to Ctetot the Lord. And ttto ttall be a lign to THY WORD LEAPT DOWN den. It was reviewed in our issue of the can do. One la to read—widely n d criti­ pea: Yen will find an lafant wrapped in iwaddllng Royal Conrt of New King cally. Tlie btber is 9 0 ( to be frightaned -WUto aU tttogt wan in tjakt silence, and Fattu RtedotU nmarks about the- birth d Uth with the apefedation it deserved. d o ttn and Iptng In a mange.” tte night waa to tte midst af her easree, thp C^iriit that "the royal andknee chamber of ttto At the same another'book was b y p eople w ith p reta btiou i d a h n t o “ in- And tbeo wti with tba angel a nral- atadghtp ward, 0 Lard, kept dawn toam haavea, puUished in defense of the bloody die- tellMtiulisoL” A thing is to be im­ Utada o f the baavoUp boat pralilng God and aaping, princely heir w m a stable, Bis ttrtme a manger, Hit fram thp r n d ttm a ” (Wtodam xvtU. 14-U). c f n w the cob|rebs hangtag from tte roof, the tat(^. It is Listen Yankee, by C. Wright mediately stupicToqi of any Ito a l” -Glorp to Ood In the hlgbaat, and p eon on earth AAMMMbMWWtfWMAAAA elottu cf ionnie the warm rede of tte dung, Mills, a Columbia University sociologist who will not be savage tah ii opporttion among maa o f good wUL” in tha i dad town for two tim poioC and bumble And to oanm to p a e. whan tta aagalt had da- and Bto eourUen two homeleu btuniB beings. The with negligible knowledge of Cuba, a to Communism. peraoDS as nlmielf aad Harp. O uan hdd done so. kingdom of this princely heir, however, dlolayed petad (ra n than into haavaa, that tha ahapheda Bat even tbs hnmblast Uttla homes in Bethlehem weo aapttg ta cna aootte, In t ni go ore to even from tte >wg<"ntns certain charactertotka that now ftva no room for luivacp and Harp was seek- were truly new and completely unknown in the B a ttlttm sod aoa ttto tUag that baa eecna to ii^prtvaepfflostof alL paai. whkh tto L ari baa mada known to at.” kingdoms contemporary with it. SL Luke does not tip spediksUp that Christ wu . the three persons compoatag the stable court, So t h e w e t with baata. and ttap foond Marp bom in s stal^, but he makes it clear enou^ when PAGEANT and foaepb. and tha baba IpUg in tta a m s e . And one npreeented vtrginfty, one poverty, and all three w h e t h e bad aaan. (hep nnderateod what-had been told them eoncamlBg ttto child. And all who heard dotb« aM told Hto^ ta a Bung«. guttered tte ^ed court of Herod tte Greet marvHtod at the thingt JoU them by tta ■faepberds.I Sttoble Was Grotto, or Cave in vttlch vlrglni^ wu a completelp unfamlltar Christmas Every (Aristmat, by Rev. Hubert eUizioa and tte end of tbe wwkL ft to a Bat Harp kept tn mtatn aU tbeH wm’ih, pomkrlng A stable ta ttoee depi meant • grotto or i cave word, povertp w u abhorred, end bumllitp and ta- M. Dnnphy, O.FJd. Cenv. (MUwankee 1, time tor rejoteiag, but this Includes complete th u i tn her baarL out ta e bflMde. Ibis custom to still followed in noceaee took tte fonn of attempt! on.qoe'a father’s Bruce, |17S). turreodw to Ood. • • « And tta th^hards ratm ed, glorlfpiBg and Praia- Palestine. The stable that Joseph and Marp used life, tte fluirder o f sona, adultery, Inoest, and sodomy. The purpose of this book to to i^ve depth log God for an that thep bad b m and aaon,'evan w u perhaps praetleiDp occupied bp inimali. It The true eootnato between tte two courts toy not and aubstance to our appreciation df Christ­ Tks Day CJMst W « Bora, by Jim Bishop aa tt waa towken to ttam (Luka 11. BIO). w u Hkelp dirtc and fllthp with dung. But it w u ta tbe dung ta the one and the gold ta tta other, inas, to make this great feast u meaningful (N.Y. 18, UMpir, fSM). aomewhet removed from the crowded village and but-tn their moral characterlstlct.” for ut u tt wu for SL Frandi. Bishop dees the thing bore repeswated qidet and private. This, H teems, to whst Marp First Word to Lowliest In putauaqee of hto purpose, Father Dun- very w rt^ta fart be may be eaBed the eruetor wanted. phy has written brief me(Utattve dasays on and only iMumuntMlii ef ttto w et of reeoo- The Divine Infant The Chrittanai itary taeludeu the tribute paid to H ttp att: Did ttto Dhtta Babp talk like tn Or. Kkclotti's turmtoa about Harp's anxletp the Ittnrgy of tbe Sundays before Advent, .stnieted Uttsry, WUeh to meant to describe tha newly b o n L ori by ibephetdi aad Wtoe Mei. adalt aad ottnrwtoe act la an adult « did Ha act over ^ v a cT to reasonabla, but it map ba that the an htotork sn ot tt t nportw would see it Tbe "an ^ of tte Lord” who appeared to the ttep- the myttertei of Christmas, and the feasts ihm to ordlnarp tifaatt bolp eonplt went to the cave onlp becinae the vll- —tbreugh irtnnte and npwfletol (totetto, herda to believed by many to be Gabriel, for be was after Cbilstmu until tbe octave of tbe S t Ihotnat Aquinas aaawaw that 3mm wtohad toft w u to crowded that thep could not find a Whitt take OB algnlfkaoee by tbs fart ttrt the angel sent to ■tinnnm«» the lucanatimi to Mary Epildiany. Writing with simplicity and a ta ttow »rtinia» hi iD th lap Uka otter intanU. place. Luke's statement h u b M taken bp most toutt of humor, be lifts tt a t should be a they show the svmt under a aioew ops. and he to often called tha Angel of the Incarnation. -Haaca, 8L Lao, in ■ aarmoo oo the ^tphanp, taps people as tadietttve that thep searched around. very well known theme out o f tte banal Into In only 80 p u ^ Btobop talto ttaBtocy of Suddeiily a great number of other angeto ap­ that tta Magi found tta Child tmall In b o ^ , da- God’s waps a n not men’s. God willed to ba bom tbe lignlflcaat One of tbe noUble tbeipes the coming of Christ down to and aftye tta peared with ^ on the first Chriitmu and lang pendmit on otters, unable to speak, md In no wap u man ta the most abiect humllitp. That map ba running throogb the book to that Cbrtotmu Slautator of tte loaoemta with hto secBi- the glorlei of God. ' diffirtnt flon tta gocralitp of human infants." irtip the couple could not (tad better lodgings. and tbe Advent season are linked to the Cm- tomad akill' and feeling fur tte bowsty aad 'Hie ahepherds were nomadi who ordinarily r»' commmplace bat slgnificanL He never bw mataed oat ta tte <9en day and night They walked THE CATECHISM ILLUSTRATED eomei bsnal, and harAtndeacribe acenaa Ulm a conaiderable distance in haste to honor “Christ the Annunciation be gUdes over, lh a Uttto tbe Lord” who, tbe angel said, had been lufn. These bO(tt wlii hfty many to vtoualbe the ternisn G. THB CHIEF EFFECT OF THE INCAENATION WAS THE REDEMPTION AND ibepheidi were Jews—a dMpised d a n among tbe TE] SALTATION OF MANKIND. WHAT ABB SOME OF THE 'SECONDARY AS­ aids of tbe Nativity iwttar. The dlvhM tide Jews, one held on the level of thieves. This w u Is not minlffltoed. PECTS tMT THB INCA1NAT10N7 the first fm n tl announcement to the Jewt o f the • • ' e A . The bearaettoa, ta which the Becewd Rarten af the B touei Trleltp became man, coming of tbe Lord, ft- wu given to the lowest of A Jfmdboofe of the Lttvrpf, by the Ebr. to lAeaDp auttad ta tha awtt e( iu tt Qed a r i mam It manifetto tte attrihutea oi Unm, not to the highest It occurred tte ni^t Gad admbtUp, aad hrtigs ana daatr ta Gai, u eesid aatting ebe. Rudoiidi Feil, translated by H. B. WtaatOBe when Jesus w u bom. (N.Yn Herder, gono). Bethlehem w tt t humble vUUge st the time of Christ’s tarth. Even in the 8th century B.C. the Paators, teattere of raXglon, and ealetttoti 'prophet Micheas called it little among the many will find this a (ouipi'ttaualia md iulMaMlJu cla u ed the tribe ol Jade. At the time of the Na­ mannel of taitnictkui, with vaiaaMa flnggw- J i t 5 t h ^ , it probably had only about .1,000 red d eiti in tool for teartdsg tte Maa and tte aacrtMato the town and the aurroundtag country. Moat of to ttildnn of all agoa. ft to up to data (U tt), tbOM were poor peusntt and shepberit. ft wta, (cimtific yet popular, sad wrtl belsweed. ft nevertheless, Oa a caravan route from Jemialem to not overlosded with detaft sod yet tt ftree to >EgypL A eanvanserai had been bollt there by enough historical farts foe prop* beoh jfan d . n iim sin , perhape one cd the sons emhUK0 Band fay Tbaadaca —probably becauae the proUem of grades did not Koob (HUwaukse, Broca, |SJB), funlttaa tha m better tta andent Jews. Tbe caravan journey be- yoongatar reader with tta iwat— , local eoler, tw ea tbe two places w u p ^ a p s three or four days. and prq^araUont of tta Obenmntetgaa Paa- The roads over ehich Josett Mary traveled aioa Pipy. V w oe nothing Him our floe automobile roeds today byROSALlB’j ft to tte story of a 18-yast-old Obaraa- or tte woQdeifol roads of the mllitarisUe ancient mcrgan.boy whoea Ufa baceaae nnbaWabta ba- i wtihRarnVitAhwi»teu>nnuniM'’ ~ Evm caravans o f camrts and donkeys eaow oAe pryttotagtoal prebisa. Ba refaaee could barely manage than. At the tip e o f the eosua Cover sf T be Man Wbe Caytirated New Task" to take part in tta prepmttooa foe tha Nay . 0 they were undoubtedly crowded and horrible. Tbe and to tmttfe to (alffll tha great panwtoa ha holy couple perhaps had nothing more than a The Mon Who Captwattd New York: Fur­ has shown for csvtag flgnrtaaa. Tbe oatcoBa Tha lactraatiM maalfatoa tta attrihutu t t The lacaraadra, ta whkh Gad watted tte d(rimy to carry what goods they had to take along, ther AdesutMTU of Brother Anfftlo, by Bosalia reveals a warmth aad sympathy that Johatt Gad ta a mart axeaOata wap, wpartollr a) Hto earth u ■ maa, to af iaestlmahk aid ta aO and they themtelvea probably walked. Liebermafi (N.Y., Donbleday, fSAO). had not realtoad existed ta bto vfllsgi. • • • gaadaiH, tar ta tta tacanmkton Gad haatowi maa. a) The lacanutloa hrtagt maa aaarer Tbe caravanserai w u Ifite a khan ta PalesHne Tbe plot of this novel to familiar: Tbe M u aet aalp sack titePm gWi u an ta gaad: 1) ^ filth laare certain today. It WM i space of moderate afte with ra tb « humbly dtoeoecerttag, Msmlngly ordinary but Ecumcnioai Ckmetk, by Bov. WOBam D. faad ta a ^ aw sad fudficattoa, hit eln (H A 1 ,1-S): k) hp eacawadng hape (Ram. bigb w ^ and onty (me entrance. Along (me or smuiBgiy eftectiTe toy bcoUier, who di^layi Ryan (Berra OInb DaFage Coonty, (Mandrt’ Hto ^ h n r ttu Sea—-P er Oed ao lavad tta Ul, 17), S) 1^ a z d ^ ttarftp (Jaha lU, Id), more tldei of tba fanee wall wu a colonnade. Per­ more wisdom than p is t e s do and addeves Prew, 480 Pma Avene, O lo E I ^ HL, SB vacU ttat A gava Hto « I p hegattaa Saw" d) hp affotdtag him a' pattern e f iD tte vto- haps a poirioQ of tte colonnade w u paititloDed oft, victories that baffle tte mighty! But tte treat­ cento each or tow ta largw qw tittoa). ^vas (Jaha EL !•); h) Ba wtodau, t u iu i ta tta tnee (Jaha zxUi, IS ); h) It remoTW him fur- to form a large room with one or two amalter rooms ment to not ocdinaiy aad the story to told a rimple, compact view of tte coomUi and laeuaalton Gad h u f i n d tta heat u a a u af ttv (n u evil: 1) Bp ftvtag him a lealbation beside tt Tbe anbnals of the travelcn were kept ta with freahneu and verve, ft makes ptoasant thfff p ita ta tte Church. taeeadltag tta righto a O u tk e aad tta ctafaH af hto eWB dfgattp—*Teiaemher af wheae Head the open yard o f the enclosure. and withal ini tmcth e reeding from beginning .• • • af moixp. Oa tte aaa head He dauaadt pu- end If whaaa B a^ than art a memher" (Fape Many traveten had to sleep out noder the opea to md. Novtnt of Our hedtft Boemif^ W M Hadito- tact ^tofarttaa^tar Ha. aad aa tte attar S t Laa), t ) bp taatttag Urn what moat he sky In the yard with tb » antan^ "And there in tte Brother Angela^ who b u • baldt of tovi- tiow etd Ifidsltaneet, t ? Rev. Banard A Ba fp e ru MaM maa. aecacHag ta Psatm tta faebM i airf amUce e f ata, to hive n - midst of ttmt confuted Jumble of mm and antmilt, tatioa which will not yield to psydilatrie McCaffrey, CAC. (WOUaa S r t a . SUO 17lh bad T , U : -Ktadaau aad toUh ttall meat; gafawd t t aiapeadoet a reawdy; S) bp (redag some hafiUed and bargained while others prayed treatment, has. a mtosion to coUeet funds to Avmne, BrocUyn A, N. T.) a handy Bttle iHtka aad peace ttaO ktoa.” c) Hto pewu, him frem pride and preuamptlsn. Hence tte to God, s(Hne sang and otters alqit, some ate and rebuild a damaged church. In tte course of poctet volume, ptaaiato tte- ehtof faoto con- whkh to deuanstrated hp the aataa ef twa recaoB tte Word w u net made Incarnate oth m relieved themselves; a man might be bom hto visits, be spresds hto wisdom, em taed cenitag tbe o r i^ and htolery of the Baaary, M toea hatt taeawc^vaUp dtolaU and pat haawdbtelp after (he fall w u that man might and another m i^ t die, all amidst that filth and ■bout a lively awaimesa of God ta hto n e l^ tte Ronry en^rtfanl of John ami, e anw- hatt n lta d ta the detest taOawihlp, thaegk hiva a hatter reaHutim af hto ewa waakaen stench with w fa ^ tte encanqmMnts o f traveling bar. Tbe lay brother (tf coarse remakes sev- mary of Inctruetioei pa how to aay tta Baaary, nmatatag IMtect. la tta ttcanattoa. Gad aad crp mare aaraestlp («r a Pkptklai. la Bedouins ta Piiesttne reek even today.” era! Uvea ^ hto crataeti, and ta dcHng so illnstratioa and texte (or each awIBaUiiii. ilMMd to earth ta atdar ta niae oartt ta Chitot, tte G riH ia . we have a Uvtag model And not far away, all imbeknownst to them, gives tte reader frett taiighta into divine and todtilgencaa attached to tte Roaery—the e f i H virtae far ear Imitation. Christ the Savior w u b on . ciu^ty. M ole maktag a aervieeaUa nade awamn.