Holy Father Foresees Council of Unity

Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations Criticizes Prophets of Doom Contenu Copyright by the Catholic Press Society, Inc.. 1962 — Permission to Reproduce, Except On ArUcies Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Vatican City—Pope John XXIII set the tone for the Second Vatican Council by declaring at its solemn opening that it would be a council of hope and a preparation for Christian unity. He asserted (Oct. 11) that the Church “ considers it her duty to work DENVERCATHOUC actively” toward the realization of Christ’s prayer for Christian unity. The Pontiff stressed that the prophets of disaster are not to be heeded and that the Ecumenical Council will concentrate on emphasizing the vahdity of the Church’s teaching rather than concern itself with condemn­ ing heresies. REGISTCR The Pope proclaimed his fearless hope that the council “will bring the Church up to date where required.” VOL. LVIl. No. 10 DENVER, COLORADO THURSDAY, OCT. 18, 1962 He assured the Cardinals and Bishops gathered around him I------— near the tomb of St. Peter that the council will compel “ men, ' M* families, and peoples everywhere to turn their minds toward V heavenly things.” I He confessed that he has frequently been bothered by prophets of doom, who with misplaced zeal have tried to con­ vince him that the modern world is lost in a “ morass of prevari­ cation and ruin.”

THESE PROPHETS, the Pope noted, say that our era in com­ parison with past ages is constantly growing worse. Such men have learned nothing from history, Pope John added, for they seem to believe that “ in the past, particularly at

See related pictures, stories on pages, 3, S, 17 Bntfow s Blnsfing Pope John Iran i gives his blessing to thousands of Church the time of former councils, everything was a full triumph for dign itai^ at the opening ceremony of the Second Vatican the Christian idea and way of life and for proper religious Council inside 8L Peter’s Basiiica. At right is Archbishop Enrico liberty.” In actual fact, the Pope said, these prophets of disaster Dante, Prefect of the College of Masters of Pontifical Cere­ are wrong. Divine Providence Is guiding the Church today, he monies. continued, “toward a new order in human relations wherein— by men’s own efforts and even beyond their greatest expecta­ tions—the superior and inscrutable designs of God’s will are being folfilleto” Proposed Center at Englewood Parish The Pope said that he sees even in the constant differences A two-story parish center to be erected in back of St. rooms for the teaching Sisters and lay teachers are included Mission Sunday among men advantages that lead to the greater good of the Louis’ schooL Englewood, will include needed facilities for 640 in the architect’s sketch for the first floor. A tithing program in Church. pupils, 18 teachers, and all toe parishioners. A gymnasium effect in the parish is expected to pay for the new building, that may be used as an anditorium is planned on the second which will cost more than 9210,000. POPE JOHN expressed his gladness that the Ecumenical floor. A cafeteria for the pupils, a modem kitchen, and dining Council can meet in an atmosphere of freedom from the polit­ Appeal Oct. 28 ical pressures exerted on past councils. Even though the majority o f mankind today is locked in con­ Catholics in the Archdiocese ing missioners are never heard troversy over the direction in which political and economic order Seeking Funds in U.S. $210,000 Parish Center of Denver are invited to become of by name. And yet they give should be pursued, he said, and although vast numbers have no “ partidpimts in the vast mis­ up tome, family, country, and time or regard for spiritual reality, “ the new conditions of sionary work done by thousands ordinary material comforts in modem life have at least this advantage: Filipino Priest Hopes Plaaned in Englewood of priests, Sisters, and lay peo­ spending their lives to bring “They have eliminated those innumerable obstacles by ple- in pagan la n ^ ” throughout pagan souls to God. which at one time the sons of this world impeded the free Plans were announced for a two-story parish cen­ action of the Church.” the world. “ We can become,” Archbish­ ter, to c6st about $210,000, at St. Louis’ parish, Engle­ The Pope noted with sorrow the absence of many Bishops For Seminary at Home Archbishop Urban J. Vehr ex­ op Vehr asserted, “ cooperators wood, by the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Bernard J. Cullen, restrained by godless governments. But he said that he foresees and helpers (to the missioners) By Dave MiUon pastor. Needed facilities will be provided for 640 pupils tended this invitation in explain­ that the Church, untrammeled by political considerations, will Father Navarro’s parish in by our financial and prayerful in the school, 18 teachers, as well as for parish groups, ing the necessity for generous “from this Vatican Basilica, as if from a second Apostolic Cen­ The Church in the Philippines Lubao—the birthplace of FlU- support . . . By your contribu­ who will have ample space for meetings. donations to the annual Mission acle, now through the intervention of her Bishops, raise her —which in four centuries has pino President DIosdado Maca- tions, you become partakers in Upon completion of final Sunday collection, to be taken voice anew with resonant majesty and greatness.” grown to embrace nearly 85 per pagal — is typical of the alarm­ the redemptive mission of drawings by the architect, Mon- up in churches of the archdio­ cent of the total population of ing priest shortage that plagues that can be used as .an audi­ mankind.” signor Cullen said, bids will be cese Oct. 28. THE PRINCIPAL CONCERN of the new council is to dis­ more than 27,000,000 — js in the largely Catholic nation, torium, and ample storage fa­ cover methods whereby the deposit of Christian doctrine will be asked for construction. The cen­ cilities. Ordinarily, the Archbishop The Archbishop’s letter fol desperate need of priests. where each priest must care pointed ont, these self-sacrific­ lows: both safeguarded and taught more effectively, he continued. ter is to be erected on E. Floyd Monsignor Cullen said that This is one reason that Father for some 6,000 souls. It will teach men how to fulfill their duties as citizens both avenue and S. Lincoln street the cost of the construction pro­ Vincent Navarro, who is pastor In his parish of St. Augustine of heaven and earth, he said. on several lots owned by the gram is to be met by the con­ of the native parish of the Pres­ at Lubao, Father Navarro has (Tom to Page 2) parish behind of and west of tinuous generous support of the ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER ident of toe Philippine Republic, one assistant priest and one oth­ the new St. Louis school. tithing program in effect at the CHANcnav OmcE er priest who helps on Sundays. is now in the United States. ° regular Sunday coUecUons. Par­ 1536 Logan St u e t (Turn to Page 2) Father Navarro will be mak­ MEASURING 88 by 88 feet, ishioners’ cooperation la toil Durvnn 8, Coloeado Religion Classes Must ing mission appeals throughout toe proposed building will in­ matter, he added, would make the U.S. to raise funds for a Odober 15,1962 clude a modern cafeteria and special collections nnnecessary. new $1,000,000 seminary for na­ kitchen for the pupils and par­ The exterior of the building Reverend dear Father and beloved People: Be Alive, Teachers Told tive vocations in the Philip­ ishioners, dining rooms for the will be brick veneer over rein­ Once eadj year we are privileged to become participants in Talking about winning the pines. teaching Sisters and lay teach­ forced concrete on the first the vast missionary work done by thousands of priests, Sisters, THE SHORTCOMINGS of world for Christ is not enough. For the next six months, he ers. rest rooms, a gymnasium (Turn to Page 3) and devoted laiy peopie in the pagan lands all over the world Catholic students as apostles Catholic schools must put will also be studying journalism Ordinarily, you never bear of these self-sacrificing chosen for their faith was also empha­ enough life into their religion sized by another speaker, Fa­ at the Denver headquarters of souls by name. They have given up home, family, and country classes so that the students will ther Charles Forsyth, O.S.B., the Register system of news­ They spend their lives without publiirity or earthly glory, striving go out and put the talk into ac­ (Turn to Page 2) papers. N.Y. Professor to Outline to bring pagan souls to (M s t. tion. In the Providence of the Almighty, these godly missionaries That was the message of Fa­ represent us in the spread of tiie Kingdom of God upon earth ther Dennis M. McAuliffe, O.P., Response to Red Challenge All of us cannot go to foreign lands to prt^gandize the Gosi»l, professor of theology and philo- A response to the present-day viet expansion and Commu­ but we can pray for them and uphold their bands in supporting sophy -at Marymount college, Soviet challenge wUl be outlined nism. them and their efforts to bring souls to Christ. We can become Inside the ^Register\.,. at the first of the 1962 fall visit­ their co-operators and helpers by our financial and prayerful Salina, Kans., in his keynote ’The lecture, to be held In tite address at die annual Teach­ ing lecture series sponsored an­ college fieldhouse lecture hall supp<»t. PROTESTANTS AT COUNCH^'red carpet’ nually at Regis college, Denver. The International Society of toe Propagation of toe Faith ers* institute held the past week for non-Catholic observers, see ...... p. 17 at 8 p.m., is open to the public at St. Francis de Sales high Dr. ^nthony T. Bouscaren, with headquarters in Rome, with full knowledge of the needs without charge. Father Harry school, Denver. HEADS OF STATE-urged to make professor of political science at P. Klocker, S.J., chairman of of ttie thousands of our mission centers diroughout the world, A record 776 school adminis­ sacrifices for world peace, s e e ...... p. 5 Le Moyne college, Syracuse, distributes as equitably as possible whatever contributions our the department of philosophy at trators and teachers from Colo­ N.Y., wUl deliver the lecture Regis, is director of the visiting Catholic people make. As you can appreciate, there is never MISSISSn*PI U. CASE— if politicians rado and Wyoming attended the Oct. 24 on "A Forward Chal­ scholar series. sufficient money to meet all pressing needs and opportunities for had stayed out of it, s e e ...... p. 4 institute, which is conducted for lenge for America.” He is the growth. Vincent Navarro Catholic schools in the Arch­ author of several books on So- The Catholic Church is supranational. It is vitally interested diocese of Denver and the Dio­ in toe religious welfare of all races and regions of the world. cM iet^ ^’.issuafir'' cese of Cheyenne. By your contributitHis you become partakers in the redemptive Catholic colleges and univer­ missitm of Christ, to save ail men for heaven. You are asked sities, Father McAuliffe said, once eadi year to become auxiliary missionaries of the Gospel by your fmancial help. Please give what you feel you can to have been so busy putting up help others save the world for Christ. Envelopes are provided new buildings, equipping new in toe pews. May God bless you. laboratories, and training teach­ ers in non-reUgious subjects INI Faithfully yours in Christ, that they “ have tended to over­ look apostleship as a key Chris­ tian purpose.” By MentigiMr Joiiii i« I M He suggested that “ appren­ ticeship in Christian witness” be The famous “Ltscentng In” column of the REGISTER makes smoothly past rows of aircraft from across the world, some incorporated as part of re­ its reappearance in this issue as Monsignor John B. Ebel takes bearing in Arabic script the unfamiliar names of the Middle ligious education in Catholic the REGISTER readers to Rome for the highlights of the Second East, and from these lands too came bearers of an age old Ardibishop of Denver schools. Vatican Council. “ Listening In" was started and written for tradition to the council. years by the late Monsignor Matthew Smith. Monsignor Ebel, a We were ushered quickly to the special office for council veteran journalist of IS years in the REGISTER editorial depart­ visitors, which we shared with a delegation of Maronite Catho­ ment, reintroduces the column and turns the spotlight every lics from Lebanon, the prelates in their picturesque round hats. week on world events for the REGISTER readers. Their ancestors hhd been at the earliest councils in the East. They now came to a council which hoped to bring reunion with It was a sight such as toe world had never before seen the vast number of separated Eastern Christians. as the 2,800 Fathers of the Council knelt in their seried rows of Rome had been bathed in rain since our arrival, but on toe Dr. Anthony Bouscaren white miters and copes in the vast nave of St. Peter’s And the morning of the council opening it ceased and as time for the Holy Pontiff intoned the “ Venl Creator Spiritus.” great procession approached the sun broke through the clouds Hushed onlookers knew another great page of Church his­ as ii nature itself smiled on the gathering. tory was being written with awe and wonder. One realized that From all sides in the early morning Abbots, Bishops, Arch­ St. Jude Burse the Holy Spirit, being invoked with the thunder of these thou­ bishops, Patriarchs, Cardinals converged in the bustling Vati­ sands in St. Peter’s, would indeed guide and counsel these as­ can halls, where they were to vest in white copes and miters. Receives $707 sembled 'prelates with John XXIII at their head. The Papal guards were out in force in their colorful uni­ A total of $707 was given by What is dry do Thou refresh, the Holy Spirit was being im­ forms, manning the barricades to control the gathering crowds 10 contributors this past week to plored; what is wounded do Thou heal; what is rigid do Thou and to preserve a passageway for the Council Fathers. raise the St. Jude burse for the bend; what is frozen do Thou melt. On the high esplanade fronting majestic St. Peter’s, a band education of future priests to The Holy Father in his charge to the Fathers of the Council and a company of the guard maneuvered back and forth. In $2,994.54. called for measures to bring about Christian renewal. the crowd Monsignors, priests, Brothers, nuns, seminarians, Donors from Denver included The Church has to cope with all the tremendous moral and laity mingled in a crush of humanity. Voices rose in a con­ Mrs. H.C.G., $10; E.C.G., $5; spiritual problems of the space age. For the very means that fused babble of Italian, French, German, English, and many F.J.C., $50; Anonymous, $10; had enabled almost all the Hierarchy of the Church to assemble others. C.LH.. $500; R.C.H., $5; H.B, in a matter of days for the greatest council of all time were Then as the time neared 8:30 by the clock atop the facade of in memory of L.F., $100; Mr. a product of an age which faced the Church with challenging St. Peter’s someone began to sing the Creed in Latin. It was and Mrs. E.L.H., $20; and trials. taken up gradually until the voices of the whole throng pealed Anonymous, $2. UBivenalHy o f the Church forth as one in the language of unity, in the creed of unity. The other donor was Mrs. The universality of the Church and the world s need for F.E., Brush, in thanksgiving, unity were never more evident to this writer, as he was whisked The Creed was followed by the “Veni Sancte Spiritus,” the $5. from the Rocky Mountain West to the Eternal City on the Tiber “ Salve Regina,” the people giving voice in hope and prayer for In addition, C.M.L., Denver, in a matter of hours. It was an experience duplicated by Coun­ the council. added $7.50 to the Monsignof Matthew Smith memorial burse; cil Fathers from the remotest corners of the globe. No more Then the procession moved from toe wing of the Vatican Our Lady of the Rosary guild the long tedious stormy crossing of oceans in voyages that took which houses the Papal apartments, across the huge piazza to increased its burse $100; and weeks and months such as faced the American Bishops who at­ the center, then up the steps and into St. Peter’s. tended the First Vatican Council just 90 years ago. $74.45 was added to the burke of Sacred Heart of Mary Par­ Youth Weok Proclamation Instead, we were whisked far above the Atlantic by jet at First there were the Papal guards, then members of the Papal knighthoods, minor officials of the council and curia, ish, South Boulder. Gov. Stephen L. R. McNichoIs signed a toe proclamation are, left to right, Harvey 600 miles an hour and six miles above the earth from New then the Fathers of the Council, six abreast, each in white miter proclamation declaring Oct. 28-Nov. 4 as Capra and Karen Metzger, president and York to Rome in a little more than seven hours. France itself and cope, the ranks broken only by the Eastern prelates with DONATIONS TO the seminary Catholic Youth Week in Colorado. This ob­ vice president, respectively, of the CYO in was a pattern of tilled fields, roads, red tiled roofs, rivers and their onion-shaped crowns instead of miters. burse should be sent to the servance is held annually at this time factories, villages and cities and we crossed this great nation SL Catherine’s parish, Denver, and Father Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, Arch­ thronghonC the nation in recognition of youths and centuries of history in an hour. Harold R. White, spiritnal director of St. In seemingly endless ranks they marched, the prelates and bishop of Denver, Chancery of­ and their invalnable contribution to ^ fu­ Catherine’s CTO. ( ^ story on page 3.) M odem AIrcrcrff ead Ago Old frodhiom people once again joining in the “ Veni Sancte Spiritus," the fice, 1536 Logah street, Denver ture of the nation. Witnessing the signing of At Rome’s airport the huge Alitalia American-made jet slid (Continued on Page 2) 3, Colo. I PAGE T¥TO THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, Oct. 18, 1962 Stop Sighing for Old Days, Cardinal's Stamp Exhibit Pope Tells Gloom Prophets To Be Seen at Display Two features expected to long a collector of stamps, de­ draw special attention , during cided that the repository ^ his (CoatiBoed From Page 1) that what has been taught by Referring to the question of the Hay D & F company’s 1993 vast collection should be Regis the Fathers and theologiaiia is the condemnation of heresies, But the key point of the coun- “ Salute Italia” event starting college, Weston, Hass. He made presumed to be familiar to all. Pope John said: dL the Pope declared, is not at the downtown Denver store the presentation to the coUegn Rather, he said, what the “ While the Church h u always the discussion of one article or Oct. 31 are the exhibits of in honor of his aunt, the lato world expects is “ a step forward repressed errors and frequently inother of the fundamental doc- stamps from the collection of Sister M. Phllomena, a Sister of toward a doctrinal penetratioa in the past condemned them le of the Church. He noted Cardinal Francis Spellman of St Joseph of Boston for $6 and a formation of consciences, with great severity, today the Cfc«y«nne Wmlh* Mmw HotpHal New York and the display of years. in faithful and perfect conformi­ Spmise of Christ prefers to make n te new 9759,9M S t JoseiA BospUal of Francis staff the insUtatioa. The new bniid- ancient Roman, Italian, anid Pa­ The May D A F secured on ty to Urn authentic doctrine, use of the medicine of mercy the Plains in Oieyenae Wells, abeut 17$ ing replaces the old St. Joseph hospital, pal rare coins dating back as loan from the Cardinal SpMl- which however, should be stud­ rather than that of severity. miles east and south of Denver, near the which fonaerly was the Cheyenne C m ty far as the years 409 B.C. man museum S3 pages of the ied and expounded through the “ She considers that she meets Kansas bmrder, is being readied for occn- hospital, erq^M in 1941. Sister LnelU, ad­ In 1947 Cardinal Spellman, Cardinal’s Vatican ctdlection, 48 methods of research and through Qie needs of the present day by pancy the end of this month. Included in ministrator, paid tribute to benefactors in pages of Italy, and 90 pages of the literary forms of modem demonstrating the validity of her the modem, 2S-bed hospital are the latest Cheyenne and neighboring counties in mak­ assorted material embracing thought” teachings rather than 1^ con­ medical and scientific equipment. Eight Sis­ ing the new hospital a reality. Religion Classes the “ Divine Comedy.” The col­ The Church desires that the demnation.” ters of St. Joseph ef the lliird Order of St. lection will be on display In the andent doctrine of the deposit In fact, be said, the fallacious Must Breuthe Life men's department* on the first of faith should now be convey­ opinions and dangerous concepts (Continned Prom Pagn 1) floor adjacent. ed in an effective “ pastoral” that must always be guarded manner, he declared. against are so evidently ta con­ '[lastieity of ilHiml Is No Snap/ chaplain of the Newman feder THE FABULOUS COINS dis­ trast with the truth, that “ by ation at the University of (Colo­ played will encompass t)w en­ DOW it would seem that men of rado, Boulder. tire history of Italy from ancient themselves are inclined to con­ Cathcdic students in secular times to the present. The Forty Hours' demn them, particularly those Newmanites Told by CU. Prof colleges and universities, be Renaissance period will be rep­ ways of life which despise God “ Your real education is what masters of Western dviliiation It is the extremist groups, he said, could play an important resented by a Leonardo da Vin­ Week ef October 21, 1K2 and His law or place excessive is left after you forget what you and we must develop elasticity said, that are truly active and nde in bringing Christ to the ci Milanese Portrait silver coin m cff. XIX Suday After Peateceet confidence in technical progress have studied,” Dr. Edward Ro- of mind, which is no snap.” interest^ in current affairs, campus, but they are falling of Milanese Duke Ludovtco. fuhlontd" Chain Dearer, MaUea Ugh schoel and a well-being based exclu­ zek, University of Colorado as­ True education, he added, whereas the traditional Demo­ down on the Job. There will be a coin of the •Calhan, St. Hichaers sively on the comforts of life.” sociate professor of political sci­ must give a person self-fulfill­ cratic and Republican groups "Ton few C^thoUc stndmits Emperor Nero playing Us fid­ • Let nt provo that Coico "Of- Sterling, St Aothony's Noting the presence of many ence said, at the enrollment of ment and prepare him for his are lazy. are responsibly Involved la af­ dle, and Presentation sets of fee CMhioaed" Chairt lode bet* Wray, St Andrew’s important personalities from all 300 freshme nin Newman center work in life and for citizenship. fairs at the miivenity,” be de­ gold, silver and copper coins of ter, feel better and wear better N.B. MlttlMU UrtMd Wttk SB w- over the world, the Pope assured ceremonies in Boulder. FATHER CHMtLES Forsyth, clared. “ W the few who are, Pope Pius Xn, as well as the than others costing twice as teridi '(*> m r kart IS kttrt t( Bx- pttMM ft the aisMeS SierUMit in- them of a new hope whidi, sec­ The most Important part ef O.S.B., of the Newman Federa­ too few are gradnates of onr first coins of Pope John XXIII. much I The Cosco Secretarial tlcaS o< 41 bent. onding the inspiration of the education, said the professor, tion at the university, said that Catholic high schools.” Many famous Roman figures Chair has 4 comfort adjustments. Holy Spirit, would certainly “ is not what we get ia the the Catholic college student “ The day has passed,” Fa­ are included In the collection. Call today for a free lOnlay triall make the council "a revolution­ classroom, but in the library. “ cannot afford the luxury of ther Forsyth contended, “ when Examples of well-preserved The DtnvM’ CoHioiic ary event not merely for the In onr studying, and from our faith of the pfoverblal Irish it was realistic to expect every coins dating back to the 13th Cborck. We must force our­ ^J^ b R A D O Rtgiiter well-being of the Church but for washerwoman — loyal, but un­ Catholic student to attend a century from the Italian City the progress of human society. selves along the path of the informed.— nor can he afford Catholic college or university. States of Siena, Venice, Flor­ Published Weekly by the the luxury of the 'childlike' “ The cost of higher education ence, and Rimini will also be on OFFICE SUPPLY. IN C Catholic Press Society, Inc., faith of the grade school stu­ is now such that it's the sheer­ display...... " ^” 7 938 Bannock Street Denver. dent.” est fantasy to suppose we could . ICM — 17th Street Subscription; 94 00 Per Year. BOTH THE Cardinal Spell­ Filipino Priest Hopes In college, he pointed out to get all Catholic students to Entered as Second Class man stamp exhibit and the Ital­ ^ 222-5746 the Newmanites, the faith of the Catholic colleges. Where is the Matter at the Post Office, ian coin exhibit will be open to Denver 2, Colorado Catholic student will often be Church more needed than on the Denver, Colo. visitors from Oct. 32 through "(hs Houm of Offict SwviM" For Seminary at Home challenged. Rather than r u n secular campus?” Nov. 3. away, it is better, he said, that Pointing out that Colorado native priests, which is under (Continued From Page 1) the student face the challenge nniverslty, with 1,706 Catholic construction, are being raised The parish serves 34,000 per­ bead on, answer the challenger students, is “ the largest Catho­ through mission appeals. "for Better Cab Service" L b x b a i a l M , T b B o c k h o r s t q C o . sons. intelligently, and at the same lic college between Omaha and President Macapagal, who is time confirm his own beliefs San Francisco,” Ftiher Forsyth TABOR B-OI4I taa OAB AND XLBCTRie 11,00. IN THE U J. there is one married and lives with his fam­ and the reasons for them. uked; /4»ii4‘ ( all priest for every 600 Catholics. ily in Manila, still visits his na­ Father Forsyth and the other “ Why are so few of onr 1,760 C atholicity, which was tive parish in Lubao, Father chaplains, Benedictine Fathers ^ Church M a Th 3 - 7 1 7 1 A" brought to the I%ilippines in Navarro eaid, especially on accomplish its mission?” Gerard Goetz, Clement Laffer- 1 n s u r,o r s the 15th century, is being Dr. Edward Rozek Good Friday and All Souls’ ty, and Gregory Hudson, are 4inct tS 9 7 robbed of its potentially vast Day. It must include a study of the conducting Newman Institute vitality by its ch illin g priest- President Macapagal, who individual’s relation with his classes to give Catholic students shortage. Some 80 per cent of was elected the fifth president Creator. a solid understanding of Cathol the Catholics are said to die of the Philippine R^ublic on kism. without the sacraments. Nov. 14, 1961, was bom in Lu­ NOTING THAT “ many Chris­ The priests conduct sessions Father Navarro, whose par' bao in 1910. tians go to church one day a tat Scripture, Christian beliefs, ish is in the Diocese of San Be worked his way through week and live like pagans the marriage and morals, Christian Fernando, Pampanga, about 80 the University of Santo Tomas, other six,” he said that the stu­ philosophy, and problems in miles north of the city of Ma' passed his law examinations at dents “ will gain from coming Church history, 'hiey conduct, nlla, said one of the hopeful the top of the list, and later here to your chapel when it is in addition, four inquiry classes WORLD’S FINEST signs for the future is the con won his master’s and two doc­ empty and asking yourselves; weekly and personal Instruc­ struction of the new diocesan torates at Santo Tomas c«dlege, ‘Why am I here?’ The greatest tions, which are well attended. MHUBRrnb iSlOMAN eUAU) J. HUiCMANN eUARO H. STERLING SILVER TtaocKMoiirr, cecu minor seminary. operated hy Uie Dominican Fa­ wisdom comes from contempla Funds for the new school for thers. tion on the meaning of eidst- THE MORE n iA N 1,700 Cath­ ence.” olic students at the university Dr. Rozek pointed out that the constitute what Father Forsyth U. S. is excellent In preparing calls the largest ’‘(iatho)ic col­ CHARMS good specialists, “ but don’t sign lege” between Omaha and San up for easy courses, for yon Francisco. will curse the ‘easy’ professor Between 90 and 95 per cent of In years to come. them, he said, receive the sac­ OCCASIONS “ Expose yourself to the tough­ raments and 75 per cent of BAPTISM est minds on the campus be­ them participate in activities CONFIRAAATION cause, in essence, yonr real originating in the student cen­ ‘exams’ come after your formal ter. COMMUNION OFFER MORE education.” Married couples and graduate GRADUATION The most neglected area of students, he noted, are forming BIRTHDAY U. -S. education, maintained the an increasingly larger percent­ educator, is that of (dtizenship. age of bis college parish. ANNIVERSARY WEDDINGS Listening In HOLY DAYS (Continued From Page 1) “Magnificat,” the “ Lauda Sion.” From all parts of Europe, from MADONNAS Asia and Africa, from Latin America and Canada and the United TRAVEL States they marched, a living witness to the universality of the OCCUPATION Church. Black marched with White, Oriental with Westerner, all together in the unity of the Mystical Body. FOR EVERY MONTH Then at last the Princes of the Church, the Cardinals, ap­ I peared. In them mirrored the hopes of the Council. Cardinal Rugambwa of Africa made a stately striking figure, a symbol of ANGELS ‘ the aspirations of the emerging nations; Cardinal Wyszyniki of ANGEL OF THE Poland drew cheers u he walked in stately dignity, symbol of the Church’s heroic struggle with Communism; Latin American MONTH E. COLFAX AT MAGNOLIA SPEER AT SHERMAN Cardinals who hoped for counciliar aid for priestless lands, and OFFICE ANGEL America’s own with Cardinal Spellman one of the 10 who will PRAYING ANGEL take turns in presiding over council sessions. Then finally a roar of applause from the crowd, “ Papa, il GRADUATION ANGEL Papa,” as John XXIII appeared, carried high on bis throne, pre­ SWEETHEART ANGEL ceded and flanked by the Swiss Guards in their picturesque MUSICAL ANGEL striped uniforms, halberds raised high. Somberly and seriously the Holy Father gave his blessing SPORTS ANGEL repeatedly to the crowd. The bells of St. Peter’s pealed forth gloriously. The band struck up the Papal march. AND MANY MORE Not more than 10 feet from us passed the Holy Father, his features and vigorous gestures, as be bestowed his blessing, SAINTS belying his 80 years. But it was a sember Pontiff also as if he bore the weight of responsibility for the great council about SIXTEENTH AT BOULDER ENGLEWOOD to begin. Up the steps of St. Peter’s and the last of the Council (2773 So. Broadway) Fathers wito the Holy Father himself disappeared through the doors of the great basilica. The Church was entering the atomic age of space. CLARKE'S A t LOWER PRICES Englewood Parish Center Church Goods (Continued From Page 1) in September, 1956. 1633 Tremont Plata TAbor 5-3789 Complete funeral services are available at Olingers at very modest expense. Prices floor and brick over tile on the In 1959 the parish completed are uniform at all of our four convenient locations. second floor. plans for a 9135,000 addition to STORE HOURS On the first floor will be the St Louis’ convent which al­ daily 9 o.m. to 5:30 p.m. cafeteria, a 29” by 20” -foot In each instance the family makes the casket selection which determines the cost. most doubled the size of the Saturday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. kitchen, a walk-in refrigeration building. The addition gave the section, dining rooms for the Sisters their first ample-size And it is a part of our creed that nobody has ever been denied an Olinger service teachers, lunchroom storage, a chapd in the building, which Home Owned Since 1902 because of a lack of money. mechanical equipment room, was erected in 1931. dry food storage, arid a general storage area. .... positive proof that Olingers do offer more. THE GYMNASIUM will be 2 Locations built on the a^ond floor. The playing area is to be 74 by 42 feet, with a six-foot aisle on either end and a three-foot aisle Downtown on either side. Bleachers will Cherry Creek accommodate 230 persons. Alameda and Madison 14th and Tremont Dressing room facilities will 335 Fourteenth Street be provided for both boys and Cherry Creek Medical girls on the second floor. The AC. 2-6433 gym may be used also as an Bldg. FR. 7-5374 NEIGHBORHOOD £P' MORTUARIES auditorium. There are 640 pu­ pils taught in 16 classrooms at GLtndalt 5-3663 St. Louis’ school, staffed by 11 Sisters of St. Joseph of Caron- m on o< a n / relet and seven lay teachers. The parish center is the sec­ Serving Denver’s Families Since 1890 ond major construction pro­ PRECIS^ OPTICAL SERVICE I^OPTICAL COMPANY gram begun under Monslgnor and leni replacement Cullen since he became pastor Including frame repair Guild Prescription Opticians Tliurtday, Oct. 18, 1962 THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER PAGE THREE Wants to Heal Pupils^ Act of Faith Schism Break W ill M arkYouth W e e k / (See picture on Page 1) the CYO through the parish pro­ Rome — The Mhism between the Catholic and Orthodox pattern, “ general adult ad­ vides a meeting place (or the visers" will be appointed who Churches constitutes an open wound, Melkite Rite Patriarch Max- More than 500 flYO youths, young, permits the priest to fill will assist in the (ormation and imos IV Saign of Antioch said here. boys and girls, from parishes the role o( guidance, allows (or the direction. throughout the metropolitan Tlie Syrian4>om Catholic leader said that it is his main wholesome use of leisure time, area will take part in a public The Cathedral program Nov. mission to end that schism. The Patriarch heads a community and attaches the youths to both demonstration of faith marking of about 250,000 Catholics who use G re^ and Arabic in their the parish and the priest. 4 is a preliminary to toe lirM liturgy. He asserted “ there is no doubt that the union of the the annual observance of Na­ In the organization o( the annual convention of the Arch- churches represents a grave and vital problem for a great num­ tional Catholic Youth Week, program, definite steps are to diocesan Council of Catholio ber of Bishops. Oct. 28-Nov. 4. be taken. As it is impossible Youth, to be held in Denver CYO members, directors, lay (or toe priest to carry out the Dec. 7-9. “UNFORTUNATELY, they consider it too often only from advisers, and high school stu­ the theoretical point of view. But for ns . . . the problem of dents are invited to participate the mdso of the churches is oar primary preioccnpation and in the first annual program of represents the objective toward which we strive with aU onr its kind since the Catholic Youth energtes.” Council was launched in the Patriarch Saiph continued that “ to work for the union of archdiocese at toe direction of RFLIGIOUS ARTICLES churches is the justification of our existence and it is the prin­ Archbishop Urban J. Vehr in cipal mission entrusted to us by Providence. The Orthodox of October, 1961. • STATUES • ROSARIES • MEDALS the East and ourselves constitute one single people, one single Youths will attend Mass to be family, one blood, one language, one mentality, one rite, and • PiaURES • PRAYER BOOKS offered at 8 a.m. in the Cathe­ one history. dral Nov. 4. Archbishop Vehr • PENDANTS • BOOKS • PLAQUES will preside at the Mass. Fol­ “OUR RELIGIOUS and social problems are the same. We iowing the Cathedral ceremony, need to unite ourselves with the Orthodpx in the same way as Complete Line of Rcliqlout Atticirt.for Churth ond Hi n- they need to unite themselves with the Catholics." the youths, CYO directors, and adult leaders will march to the “ We are CaOiolics and we are very much attached to the Cosmopolitan hotel, where Roman Church and to the primacy of His Holiness (Pope John breakfast will be served. A. P. WAGNER & CO. X X m ), the Supreme Pontiff,” the Patriarch said. Father John J. Danagher, “ But in the same way we are at the same time Orientals C.M., rector of St. Thomas’ and very much attached to the traditions of the Christian East CHURCH GOODS as well as to the rights and privileges, the discipline customs, seminary, Denver, will speak and rites of the Oriental Church.” (NCWC Radio and Wire) on the youth week theme, “ Rev­ 606 14th St., Between California B Welibn erent Youth and Loyal Lead- TA. 5-8331 ers. *» Father Barry Wogan, archdl- Alumni Days Being Held ocesan director of youth ac­ tivities, said there are 22 CYO units in parishes since the pro­ At St. Thomas' Seminary gram was begun a year ago. VOTE FOR Father Robert Syrianey, pastor Uore than 125 priests from 20 with a dinner at the Petroleum of Our Lady of Fatima parish, AND RE-ELEa' dioceses around toe country are club. Lakewood, is co-director of CYO in Denver attending the annual On Oct. 18 a Solemn Mass is activities. TO A 4TH TERM alumni days for St. Thomas’ being celebrated in the seminary Under the auspices of Arch­ Seminary. chapel in the presence of Arch- bishop Vehr, the CYO program bislmp Urban J. Vehr. Officers SHo of Sf. Pofor’s Tomb The festivities opened Oct. 17 is being introduced into every of the Mass are the Rt. Rev. Behind this altar of the Chapel of the decades ago, show conclusively that it BER parish under the direction of Monsignor Bernard J. Cullen, Confession beneath the Papal altar of St. marked the tomb of St. Peter and that the the pastor and in cooperation M f c y Sisi«rf celebrant; the Very Rev. Mon­ Peter’s Basilica is a shrine of pre-Christian Basilica built by toe Emperor Constantine to with toe national CYO federa­ signor William Monahan, dea Rome dedicated to St. Peter. Archeological the memory of St. Peter was designed as l§BV9 Bonds studies of this shrine, discovered about two a great reliquary for St. Peter’s Tomb. tion in Washington, D.C. KLEIN con; and Father Thomas Dowd, W est Bend, Wis. — B. C. subdeacon. THE CYO PROGRAM, as it Ziegler and Company, under­ Delivering the sermon in toe is being promoted in the par­ STATE REPRESENTATIVE writer of church, school, and Mass is the Rev. Alan J. Ken­ nedy, Cathedral parish. Port' Apostles' Successors Meet ishes, attacks four main prob­ hospital bond issues, is public­ lems. One of the original and principal sponsors ly offering $4,000,000 first mort­ land. Ore. Father Kennedy is of the bingo law. gage serial bonds for toe Sis­ a 1951 alumnus of SL Thomas’ 1) The bad use of leisure seminary. ters of Mercy of Colorado. time among the young; 2) leak­ Following the Mass a business At Site of Peter's Tomb age of youth from parish ac­ WE URGE HIS RE-ELECTION The bonds mature serially meeting will be held in toe stu­ tivities once they enter high from I960 through 1982 carrying By Patrick Riley When workmen were prepar­ great dome of Michelangelo that dent auditorium. The highlight school; GENE E. STEINKE TOM MORRISSEY interest coupons of per Vatican City — From the ing the niche (or Pins XI’s tomb towers above It ringed with of this year’s meeting will be cent, 5 per cent, 5V« per cent world’s remotest comers the they discovered parts of andent the words: “ Thou art Peter and 3) The lack of leadership MICHAEL MORRISSEY LEONARD CAMPBELL the election of officers for the and 5H per cent The bonds successors of the Apostles have tombs. Pope Pins XII ordered upon this rock I wili build My among the young; and 4) toe THOMAS W. NEVIN FRANCIS S. MANCINI coming two years. a thorough sdentific search of lack of spirit that exists in toe are guaranteed by toe Sisters gathered in council at the spot Church; and to thee I will give JUSTIN D. HANNEN that ancient tradition and mod- toe area under the crypt, and the keys of the Klngdon of parish among toe pupils of toe of Mercy of The Union in toe OUTGOING OFFICERS pre­ United States of America, Pro- •en science call the burial place toe world was on the way to heaven.” (NCTWC Radio and parochial and public schools. (Fd. FoL Ad.) siding at the meeting will be toe rediscovery of St. Peter’s Wire) viK e of Omaha. of Peter, Prince of the Apostles. In answer to these problems the ReV. J(ton Anderson, presi­ ’ It in widely taken for granted tomb. proceeds ftom the laatfe ,wUI dent; toe Rev.., John Jepson, that St. Peter’s Basilica is hous­ Under the searchlight of mod­ be nsed to pay, in part, for tlie vice president; the Rev. Owen ing toe Second Vatican Council em archeology, the mass of costs of constracting and equip- McHugh, secretary; and toe because it is Christendom’s fore­ tangled inscriptions on the an­ piag toe new 19-story Mercy Rev. Daniel Flaherty, treasurer, most church and can easily ac­ cient tomb beneath the Basilica hospital in Denver, being built A dinner will follow with toe commodate toe council’s more are clearly read. And they at an estimated cost of $7,998,- Rev. Robert Nevans as toast­ than 3,000 participants. speak clearly of Peter. In addi­ COME and VISIT 4 0 . master. But the fundamental reason, tion to Roman cryptograph sym­ the reason for the Basilica It­ bols for Peter’s name, on a sus­ self, goes deeper — about 14 taining wall built next to the hristophei feet beueato toe floor of Si Pe­ shrine are the words, in Greek, Denver's Finest Nursing Home ter’s. Almost directly below toe “ Peter is within.” dome and the seat from which Pope John presides over the IN A GRAVE-LIKE trench be­ council is tte tomb of St. Pe­ neath the shrine, archeologists COMPARE . . . OUR PLUS SERVICE ter. The Basilica is a colossal found the bones of a man, large reliquary for toe tomb. in stature and about 70 years Written evidence anout the ex­ old. These bones could be the . . . AND OUR RATES act location of toe burial place bones of St. Peter. They are ouse of toe Prince of the Apostles still under study. was scattered and not very con­ No skull was found in the clusive. A NEW CONCEPT IN PRIVATE CARE FOR But tradition, strong and un­ grave. This circumstance fits shakable from the earliest cen­ into the strong and ancient tra­ turies of Uhristianity, was the dition that the skull of St. Peter SENIOR CITIZENS, THE CHRONICALLY ILL moving force for building the is preserved in Rome’s Basilica Basilica. Now toe modem sci­ of St. John Lateran along with AN D THE CONVALESCENT. ence of archeology has offered the skull of St. Paul. itself as a new and powerful O u r i j e a u U l u i If science succeeds in demon­ ally. M o d * by strating that the bones beneath This sterling silver THE PATH to St. Peter’s toe ancient shrine of St. Peter 6270 Mfesf 38th Ave. strance was designed and tomb was discovered by acci­ match one of the two skulls kept executed by Sister Mary dent. Twice before his death in above the main altar of St. ^ew O liapel,.. A n g p ^ at right, a Colo- 1939, Pope Pius XI had ex­ John Lateran’s, another stone in radoai^ her toesis for pressed the desire to be buried the growing e ifice of evidence her numer’s degree at the in the spot he pointed out in will go firmly into place. Catholic U n iv ersity of the crypt below the great Altar But toe tomb of St. Peter is America. of toe (tonfession in St. Peter’s. surely there, as surely as the

lifvfl Receives Art Award For Silver Monstraace

The Religious Art Commission Mrs. Lobato of St. Ignatius Loy­ in Washington, D.C., has pre­ ola’s parish, Denver, is a mem­ sented toe artists’ award of $100 ber of the Religious Sisters of to Sister Mary Angelo for a ster­ Mercy. ling sUver monstrance that she The two-foot high gothic mon­ designed and executed. strance with liturgical symbols Sister Angelo, daughter of Mr. won first prize in the “ predons Cordilla Lobato, and the late metals dass.” The monstrance Sacred H eart R etreat H ouse Mass — Thursdoy, 11 o.m. is Sister’s thesis for a master’s "THE PLUS SERVICE" Msgr. Mvirey degree in fine arts from the 9EDALIA. COLORADO Confessions before Mass Catholic University of Amer­ Seriously III ica. * A registered dietitian supervises preparation The receptade for the con­ of meals. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor John secrated Host, which required R. Mulroy, 70, pastor of Holy 250 hours of labor, will be used FOR PEACE Of m in d Ghost parish, Denvm*, w a s in the chapel at toe College of * A Physiotherapist and an occupational ther­ anointed Monday, Oct. 16, in St. Mary in Omaha, Neb. Sis­ Phone St. Joseph’s hospital by Father ter Angdo is an art instmetor AND A FRESH START apist are available. William Sievers, hospital chap­ at the college. 421-2272 lain. As the Register went to * There is supervision by registered nurses. press Oct. 17, toe Monsignor’s A NATIVE of San Luis, Sister MAKE A RETREAT condition was still listed as Angelo attended schools in San “very serious.” Luis unt^ she entered the nov­ * Over-all direction is by a hospital adminis­ A native of Ticonderoga, itiate of the Religious Sisters of trator with more than 12 years experience in N.Y., Monsignor Mulroy was Mercy in Coundl Bluffs, la. Reserve a private room by calling ordained in the Denver Cathe­ The religious art exhibition, caring for guests. dral June 13, 1920, by the late set up to encourage art in re­ Bishop J. Henry 'Tihen. His ef­ ligion, displayed entries from 377-3567 Write Box 185 Additionally, a portable X-ray machine, laboratory facilities forts in toe field of Catholic professional and student artists or AAAdison 8-3727 Sedalia, Colo. for physical testing, oxygen and resuscitator service ore all Charities and many dvic en­ in several categories — paint­ terprises were so ^tinguished ing, graphics, sculpture, cera­ available. Drugs and facilities for intravenous therapy are that he earned national recog­ mics, predous metals, textiles, Retreats conducted by Jesuit Fathers quickly available. nition and many honors. and architecture.

I ^ l i e l A J o n i J and the (^uncii

■fVEVER HAVE so many people the Council of Trent were to be an­ focused so much attention on nulled; the council was to be held the Church as today. Just before in Germany; the Pope could not the opening of the Ecumenical convoke or preside over the coun­ Council, three of our most widely cil, the Roman Pontiff was to re­ read magazines devoted lead arti­ lease all prelates from the oaths of cles to Pope John XXIII and his fidelity to him, etc. o f < = Le a r n i n g work. Now that it has convened, HOW DIFFERENT is the feel­ there nray not be a night that does ing of representative Protestants By Ja m e s H. Sh e a not show some aspect of conciliar today! They do not think of dictat­ activity over TV. ing but of learning. The destruc­ o b o d y a s k e d m e — cerUlnly no school ad­ Never since the Council of tion of the Catholic Church, which ministrator or textbook author hag even looked Florence, in which the Eastwn N their predecessors desired, is un- in my direction — but I am eoing to give my opinion Bishops managed a short-lived re­ thinkaole to them. The new feeling anyhow: Textbooks are dull. union with Rome, have so many of Lutherans to the Church would Not all textbooks, of course. But shouldn’t it be non-Catholic eyes set their hopes be as incomprehensible two gener­ the other way around? Shouldn’t the dull textbook be on a General Council for a union of ations ago as the present amance the exception? all Christians. Gone is the old hos­ of France and Germany was in When I began to read a history of medieval Eu­ tility of Protestants and Orthodox, 1945. rope written by Carlton J. H. Hayes, I discovered which could be observed even as with delight that Dr. Hayes was a clever stylist with In the next few months, or pos­ late as 1870. a gift for narrative that sibly years, the world of change made his book Interesting. TODAY Protestants of all per­ will be confronted with a Pope and This meant that until I suasions eagerly hang on the words prelates who have the same office reached my second year On of the Second Vatican Coundl. as the Apostles, who will make toe in college I had the no­ They do not always understand; Apostles present to toe world. It tion that history books had to be crashinjg bores. The Home even more often they do not- ac­ will be literally confronted, in cept. But th ^ listen. Their attitude countless TV images and in toe NOW UKNOW what a Scene is utterly different than that of press. distorted notion that is. thmr ancestors toward the Council History isn’t boring. Some------n, But toe best picture of an apos­ times it’s more exciting of Trent tolic Church resides in you and me. than we can stand, whetoer it's ancient or current Three hundred years ago Prot­ Unless by our acts and well-in­ history. The failure of an author to make a history estants laid down impossible con­ formed Catholic minds we reflect book interesting, at least to the student of average ditions for their attendance at a toe Council, its impact will have intelligence, is a black mark not against history but against the author’s scholarship. future council: All the decrees of lost much of its force.

Many of these depressing books are written by teachers who are the victims of professional gobbledy gook. Professor Jacques Barzun, in his stimulating book, Teacher in America, recalls a faculty discus­ D L S o k ooid andPoiitiic ia n d sion in which one teacher remarics that “ the forces undergirding the process are societal,” and another F THERE has been one nearly unani­ that there was someone lower in the calls for “Implementation of the program.” That mous Judgment about the James H. social scale than they. I kind of language introduced into textbMks Is disas­ Meredith vs. Mississippi University trous. case, it is that the conflict would not l^pEGROES in Reconstruction days had have reached the stage of a nasty riot been helped wonderfully in private ONE OP THE University of Notre Dame’s able and a standing guarof if the politicians religious schools taught by the best type professors, Edward Fischer, commented not long ago had stayed out of it. of Yankee schoolmarm. Had the state in his weekly column in the Ave Maria that most It is fantastic that more troops were or federal governments supported this textbooks “ are dedicated to dulling the spirit rather used at Oxford than in all South Viet education by grants in aid, instead of than enlivening it.” Nam, where we are fighting a desper­ trying to take over the whole school ate war against our deadly enemies. Oct. 24fh: United Notions* Day system, the Negro might in time have I know that there are people who are convinced Wherever in the history of education, had a good education in schools where Forecast: Overcast with storm warnings that education has to be a dreary process, and that if except at Little Rock and Oxford, have he might have had the advantage of the pupil enjoys it something must be wnmg. I just troops been mingled with students to learning with White students. As it was, hope that none of toese people possesses any influ­ keep one or a few of them in school? in the period before 1940 in some areas ence in the education of my cnildren. Up to this This should have been needless even of the South |40 was spent for the p r e p a r e m m u n i o n point they have found leamli^ to be q joy; I’ll be there. White child to |1 spent for the Colored. very much annoyed if any textbook authors change After that, a sincere effort was made By Rev. Joseph A. Hughes for Holy Communion must be come into hopeful and joyful the children’s minds. EGREGATION in the South is not a to bring N e ^ schools up to the level of THROUGH the Holy Eu­ immediate and remote. We souls to renew them and, product of slavery or of the period S White schools, but the segregated class­ charist God is united to men have space here only for a through them, the face of the immediately followinig the Reconstotc- room continued to be e:rolained by poli­ In a unique and promising brief discussion of immediate earth. tion era, which end^ in 187(J. It is, ticians as a symbol of Muthem resist­ way. But the promise of the preparation. This faith stands in growing ironicaUy, a result of the rise of White ance to centralized government. The Eucharist is realized in man The first necessary con­ awe and in renewed rev­ dition for richly fruitful Com- democratic government, which super­ result was Little Rock and Oxford. in proportion to man’s prepar­ erence each day before the (L lm r c lid seded the planter aristocracy. This re­ ation for the sacred moment majesty and the genero­ gime in many ways did good, but for its Once it is accepted that a state or of sacramental glory. This sity and the humility of the Lord God of Hosts who pro­ political safety it disenfranchised the the federid government is supreme over lesson must be repeated again 1869.... 1962 Negro and discriminated against him the school system, politicians will push and again, for in lu rch es and The mised that He would be for in other ways. Appealing to the poor their advantage in one way or another. chapels across the world the weak the Bread of eternal By Joseph P. Kucru last General Council — held Southern White, it denied Negro civic The tragic events in the South show the many souls, even chosen life, and for routine sinners souls, have blunted the im­ Spiritual the hope of their faltering nearly IN years ago — when rights in order that its principal sup­ folly of a monolithic school that the WERE THE SECOND pact (Sirist upon their years. This faith approaches Protestant leaders denounced porters might have the sorry comfort State owns rather than helps. Vatican Council to achieve souls and dulled the rich pro­ Life the Communion table with the nothing else, it would be a the Pope and the Catholic mise of their union with the resonant response of Christ’s success merely , from the Church from their pulpits and Lord, through the deadly spir­ first vicar; “ Lord, to whom standpoint of the world-wide in their religious pressi shall we go? Thou hast the itual disease of monotony and munions is genuine faith. Ev­ interest in the Catholic Church words of eternal life. And we WHAT A DIFFERENCE in routine and through the subtle eryone who recrives Holy it h u aroused and the good PLin on C^uLa growth of tepidity and indif­ have believed and have attitude, also, from the Amer­ Communion at all, of course, will it has engendered on the ference in fljeir hearts toward known that thou art Christ, ican newspaper coverage of h e r e v . d rR.. JOSEPHJo s e p h fF.THORNING.. t h o r n i n g , immediafelvimmediamly off our shonshores. In another has faith in the Eucharistic part of so many non-Catholic the Son of God.” the First Vatican CouncllI In six months, Nikita Khrushchev, upon the Eucharistic King. promise. But there is faith — groups. T who predicted the abortive Commu­ those days, the Pope was held Thore are several accepted and faith. There is cold, rou­ ’The Protestant publication, nist putsch in Guatemala in 1954, consolidation of his empire in Cuba, FROM FAITH comes con­ up to ridicule in slanderous ; formulas of prayer and sacri­ tine, mediocre faith. A n d Christianity Today, has urged months before it happened, was one of will be threatening to unleash ther­ fidence in the Lord. Confi­ articles and vilifying car- i fice which could be better em­ there is the flaming, enlight­ all Protestants to pray for the the few students of inter-American af­ monuclear annihilation upon the White dence expresses often trust in toons. Such Influential publi- ployed to renew in tired and ening, consuming faith of St. world council of the Catholic fairs never fooled by Castro, and who House and State Department unless we Christ, in His power, in His catloos as the New York listless souls the promise of Peter and of all the saints. Church, offering a suggested agree to internationalize the Panama goodness, in His compassion, Times, the New York TiRnioe, pi^cted Chinese intervention in grace through Holy Commun- This faith adds unlimited di- prayer — a moving appeal in His interest in the lowliest the Hartferd Coaraat, the Na- Cuba, declared in a recent address that Canal. The dilemma our policy-makers km. One is the Hass. The menskm to the poor powers of that the “wounds of division” and weakest soul. A confident “ White House and State Department of­ face is clear: Either continue a pro­ other is the period of mental reason. It sees in the sacra­ be healed and that “ all may soul does not abandon himself ficials must seize the initiative within gram of withdrawal retreat, and even­ prayer. But formulas of pray­ ment of the altar more than confess one faMh.” to a mediocre life. Ckmfidence the next six months or else accept the tual surrender of vital positions; or ad­ er and sacrifice, of them­ the bare presence of the Body does not permit a friend of status of second-rate factors in the life- vance upon the Cuban spearhead of selves, are not enough to pre­ and Blood and Soul and Di­ APPEALS FOR PRATER Profiles Christ to adopt that ho-hum Soviet aggression.” pare the soul for the full re­ vinity of Jesus Christ. and other manifestations of and-death struggle now taking place on attitude, that implicit if mi­ wards of Holy Communion. Christian friendship have been a global scale.” nor despair of ever amount­ LIVING EUCHARISTIC evident in Australia, England, and a t h e r t h o r n i n g , who has yet to ing to anything in the spirit­ The Maryland educator, who knows ONLY WHEN personal fer­ faith penetrates beneath the South Africa, Canada, Ger­ be proved wrong, believes that a ual life. ’The Lord in the Eu­ his history as few commentators do, F vor and deep prayerfulness external veil of doctrine and many, and elMwbere. In Port­ courageous decision to halt Soviet tank­ charist will work wonders in Perspectives made this telling point: and honest effort go into the the accumulated shadows of land, Ore., a prayer for re­ ers on the high seas, even as we halted those who receive Commun­ approach to Communion will mediocre performance on the ligious unity and for the suc­ ion frequentiy and fervenUy Nazi ships even before our declaration the friend of Christ receive part of Christians through the cess of the Ecumenical Coun- lUBA IS A missile and rocket base with a growtog fund of con­ tlofl, the Boston Advertiser, of war on Germany, will prove to all the maximum supernatural years. It sees into the warm d i was issued to all Prot­ ^ for the ever-expanding Soviet em- fidence. the Ondnaati Gaictte, and the world that Khrushchev’s challenge fruits and progresdve spirit­ and vibrant heart of Christ. estant and Orthodox churches pmDire. Hitler never dared to move into Confidence does not come ethers carried scandalous at­ has been understood and accepted. ual growth from the Euchar­ It knows the Lord is poised for use on the Sunday before the Caribbean except with Nazi subma- from man’s virtue but from the (^ n in g of the solemn tacks on the Church. “ Sooner or later, the dangers inherent istic union. The preparation with love and eagerness to marines. Thanks to our own air bases God’s power and goodness. convocation. It petitioned the Today, no responsible news in a p n ^ a m of action, raUier than rhe­ in Cuba, Hitler’s undersea raiders were The confessed weakness of Holy Spirit “ to direct, sancti­ medium would even consider toric, must be faced.” sunk within sight of the Florida coast. man and the acknowledged fy, and govern Thy aervant, the type of calumnies that To this we add that we know what greatness of God brings about Pope Joto, and the council greeted American readers s “ Now it is time to consider any and mere rhetoric cannot do. It cannot save humility in men. And deep he has called together.” century ago. all measures that can stop the flow of Cuba. The law of self-defense is the humility is another necessary It further implored unity Soviet oil into the Soviet armed camp natural law, the law of God. disposition for any man wim “ in one holy bond of truth WHH.E IT 18 TRUE that hopes to use Christ’s gift of and peace, of faith and char­ American society is becoming Himself as a means of full ity, till at length the whole ever more imbued with secu­ sanctity for himself. There is, of riiy dispersed sheep may larism, It is likewise true that possibly, too much swaggering be gathered together into one never before has there been W J l u ^ ^ o t ^ S t l c L t o d^einqein ^ jHoLau/^erdi a in the procession to the Com­ fold and may, with one mouth such gratifying cooperation munion table. There is too and one mind, glorify ’Thee.” and understanding between “ TBC FIRST much thought in the commu­ the Catholic Church and other By G. J. Gustafson, S.S. JusUce White said himself, if states, the Congress, ajid it­ APfWMNCC OF USTICE WHITE o4 the Su­ we understand him correctly: self. nicant’s heart that his own NEVER BEFORE has any Christian denominations. virtue merits this sacramen­ religious event so captured In this respect, we can preme Court, one of Presi­ “ 1 fail to see why the court Another critic is the famous PLAYING CAPOS J IM BJtlOPe AROUSED tal gift and too little thought the headlines of our daily rightly say that the Second dent Kennedy’s two appoint­ deems it . . . appropriate to philosopher Bertrand Russell, CONSIOCBA81C 5USPIC10U. of what he says before newspapers and our nation^ Vatican Council was a suc­ ments so far, made, it seems write into the Constitution its who pointed out somewhere STBO/mO orSitNA Christ’s descent into his soul; magazines. All major news cess before the opening se^ to us, quite an acute and back in 1948 that in the United (i3go-i44i) tvor su6Getra> “ 0 Lord, I am not worthy agencies and magazine pub­ slon was ever convened. pertinent observation in his States the Supreme Court oc­ nmvmMMKai Msmto that you should come under lishers have top reporters on cpmmoits while dissenting cupied a position of almost e / T W o n n t/ my roof.” Our true humility the scene. The same can be ^ m a recent ruling of that supreme importance and that Ponder will be a measure of our en­ said for the radio and tele­ same Court its activities were not conso­ RCHAncASU eunSMS t$A richment as we receive the vision networks. In recent nant with the traditional RUOCMN ORTHOOOgC CHURCH / The case concerned a de­ Victim of Calvary as the Food weeks the photo of Pope John American system of checks TUUiM ARs OseuPoi^iOKMBBAiimAarogsi cision which struck down a and AAP me hboowsTmcnjAgmrnf n tv * . of our soul. has been accorded more and balances. This system, of California law aimed at stig- prominence than that of any course, we inherited from maUzlng drug addicts by FINALLY (for today) Holy other personality. Print John Locke and Montesquieu making their very addiction Communiim is made fruitful What a change from the FULL AS BOOKS and other political theorists. a crime. Now it so happens by man’s honest and holy de­ 'The Sate is a creation of that we ourselves are ex­ SO, INCREASINGLY, we sire to become identified with own abstract notions of how nature, and man is by nature tremely loathe to agree with find the court trying to act Christ. True and deep hunger best to handle the narcotics a political animal. He who by the le g a t o r s in question. To as expert sociologists, as pro­ of the soul for the Ixird, for Rt. Rev. Matthew J. proUem, for it obviously can­ M c a u s b o r n v nature and not by mere acci­ us it seems that addiction is fessional reformers, as do- His Charity, for His purity, Smith, Ph.D. not match either the states 1HRfE (OWtR! dent is without a State is eith­ not so much a legal crime as gooders, as the last resort in for His abiding presence and Founding Edi‘.or, Register or Congress in expert under­ er a bad man or above human­ a moral and psycholoidcal moral matters — as almost WAS His uplifting friendship, System of Catholic standing.” ity. — Aristotle, Politics. and physiological calamity. anything but lawyers who OMCf KNOMMASIHl' brings with it great spiritual Newspapers But, then, we are not experts The Court has been crlti- test for legality. No wonder VffieBoFTrr rewards by way of grace and 1917-I9M ^ % JL. in the matter at hand—which died severdy for many years there la criticism from all ,$^7rvt//ry virtue. brings us to the precise point now for failing to make a sides. We just don’t think po­ Neither is the Supreme Court practical distinction between litical appointees are so omni- JQDS IS equlvalenUy what the role of the individual competentl Strange But True T H E REGISTER

i Thursday, Oct. 18, 1962 THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER PAGE FIVE

Circle to Aid Chapel REGISTORIflLS At Red Feather Lakes Our Lady of the Lakes circle Further information may bo was organized at a meeting held had by calling Mrs. Bettinger, PE 3-4326, or Mrs. Anderies, at the home of Mrs. C. H. Bet- RA 2-3435. tinger, Denver, Oct. 12. This circle has as its purpose the The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Anderies, completion of the interior of the f l a t J j L eraiidm^ Lu t J^ o ii^ S p irit 430 S. York boulevard, at 12:30 chapel at Red Feather Lakes p.m. Nov. 8. B y P a u l H. Ha l l it t and in the Council of Trent, which obviated I in the mountains near Fort Col Father Robert Nevaecs of St. many abuses. | iins. * Peter's church, Greeley, it In ONE OF THE nio«T distortive views of the All these councils met to bring the life of I Ecumenical Council is that which makes it a Since Mass is offered there charge of the chapel. the Church abreast with the demands of the j only during the summer months contest between “ liberal” and “ conservative” time. The decrees then enacted were meant I wings of the Church. ^Chaining Thmlt Way ta Haavan* and the parishioners are scat­ Representative to UN for the good of souls. It was meaningless to tered over three states, it is Some reports of some papers have it all classify them as either “ liberal” or “ conser­ “ Chaining Our Way to Heaven” is the the club 13 years ago; and its new officers, difficult to attain a concerted Yonkers, N.Y. — Father Hugh figured out which prelates are “ conserva­ vative.” They were just needed, and those motto of rosary makers in Onr Lady’s Ro­ Mrs. Lois Raffa, vice president; Mrs, Made- effort for this project. Mordy, O.F.M. Cap., has re­ tive” and which “ liberal.” A UPl dispatch who voted for them were not responsive to a sary Making club of the Denver area. Left lyn Queen, treasurer; and Miss Betty Welch, Accordingly some women of signed as editor of View maga­ even purported to quote a priest in Rome, party but to the guidance of the Holy Spirit. ^ to right are Daniel McEnery, who organized secretary. Mrs. Dorothy Boyce it president. metropolitan Denver have form­ zine to become permanent rep­ wbd~ between highballs declared that unless resentative of the International IN THE PRESENT council, “libera 1” ed this circle to do their part the “liberals” won out the council would be so that the Mass may be of­ Union of the Catholic Press to Churchmen are supposed to want much great-' { Fall Meeting Held a failure. fered in a fitting place. the United Nations. er use in the liturgy of the vernacular in- i Whatever they mean in political life, the stead of Latin. John XXIII, very often typed < At the meeting, the following categories “ liberal” and “ conservative” are as a “ liberal,” has shown markedly “ con- : 51,206 Rosaries Made for Missions officers were chosen; Chairman. of small service in evaluating the work of the servative” sympathies in this regard. Some Mrs. C. H. Bettinger; secretai-y, WITH RAY INC Church in council. statement about the vernacular may come Seventy-five members were 9093, and Mrs. Loretta Stanley, the building fund. Mrs. James Anderies; financial out of the Council, but there will be no revo­ present at the fall meeting of j DU 8-1984. The need for more rosaries is secretary, Mrs. William J. Bet­ w None of the fathers of such a gathering lution in the liturgy. area Rosary Makers Oct. 9 ini The proceeds from the bake still greater than the supply. tinger; and publicity chairman, COMHETE can be “ liberal” with the deposit of the faith. ISAVEl “ Liberals” among the fathers in the coun­ St.John the Evangelist’s church gaje amounted to $45.20, which Persons interested in learning Mrs. Robert G. Weiland. He is just Catholic. One Catholic may draw SEtVICE cil are said to be ready to press for a declara­ lounge, Denver i^ill be forwarded to Our Lady to make rosaries may call MA greater, richer meaning from his faith , than • AiaUNI neZETt tion of religious tolerance in Catholic coun­ Daniel McEnery, organizer of of Fktima Rosary Making head- 3-5659 or AC 2-6839 for infor- THE CIRCLE will meet the another, but this will be because of greater • TOWS a uuisis tries like Spain, but many important “ con­ the tosary makers, reported quarters at Louisville, Ky., for'matioa. first Thursday of each month to devotion and spiritual life; liberalism has • STIAMSHir Ticxm sew for a bazaar to be held at • MOTEL • HOTELS • SiSOtTS nothing, to do with it. servative” Churchmen are said to be opposed. that 51,206 rosaries made in the / past year have been distributed Red Feather Lakes next sum­ AUTO RINTAU to home and foreign missions. mer. A card party will be held rr IS ONE of the main purposes of this IF A DECLARATION for religious toler­ New Pre-Cana Series MAKE TRAVEL PLANS ance comes out of the council, as no doubt Some 10,330 rosaries were at the Butternut Inn April 16, council to make the life and institutions of 1963. NOW TMMEDIATB CONFIRMATIONS the Church more responsive to present needs, it will, it will not be directed at Catholic made by St. Mary Magdalene’s Persons Interested directly in ON HOTEL RESERVATIONS" but this is something that every council has countries but at the whole world. It will re­ circle. Edge water; 2,000, St. W ill Open on Oct. 21 the chapel at Red Feather to face. affirm principles of religious freedom that Jude’s circle, St. Theresa’s par­ 238-1229 have been proclaimed, at least implicitly, by ish, Aurora; and 2,000 from Our The second in a series of fall successful marriage will be re­ Lakes or anyone Interested inj 1357 HARLAN This need was met in the Council of Jeru­ viewed by two physicians, Drs. a real missionary effort is in­ every council, since that of Nicea, at which Lady of Mt. Carmel group, U t-' winter pre-Cana conferences LAKEWOOD salem in the year 50, which released Chris­ many of the members still bore the scars tjgtOQ iwill open Oct. 21 in the Pre- Robert Stewart and F. J. Bjork, vited to join. tians from the old Jewish observances in the they had suffered for Christ during the Rom- i Father Peter J. WUdhaber, Cana center, E. Fifth avenue on Wednesday, Oct. 24. All eve­ first Ecumenical Council of Nicea, which es­ an persecutions. S M.B., presented a fiim called and Josephine street, Denver. ning conferences begin at 7:45 tablished a uniform date for Easter, in the The Holy Spirit is the real voice of a Gwelo on the misssion work The session will begin with o’clock. Third Lateran Council of 1179, which pro­ General Council. It is the openness to His done in Africa by the Bethe- registration at 1:15 p.m. follow­ A registration fee of $5 is re vided that every Cathedral church should movement, whether in or outside the council, lem Fathers. He expressed his ed by a discussion of the spirit­ quired of each couple participat Complete maintain someone to teach poor scholars; that determines the council's success. thanks for the many rosaries ual side of marrage by Father ing in the conference. Reserva­ Line of tions may be made by calling sent to the missions by the ro­ John LePenske, moderator. First N0 ods of Sfofo Urgod sary, makers. either FL 5-5417 or PE 3-1768. TWO COUPLES wUl bring Communion NEWLY ELECTED officers their experiences in managing Supplies for the coming year are: Pres­ a home and family to the group, ioretto Heights’ ident, Mrs. Dorothy Boyce; vice with a bit of advice on what to Featuring our Speakers Listed owh book $400 Make Sacrifices president, Mrs. Lois Raffa; sec­ try to avoid. The speakers in Lectures scheduled at Loretto “ Child Prays” O retary, Miss Betty Welch; and this evening session Oct. 22 are Heights college, Denver, for the treasurer, Mrs. Madelyn Queen. Mary Reum and Tom St. Joseph first semester present a varie- Publicity will be handled by and Ann Colburn. Children’s $ 4 9 5 .Mrs. Uelorei Williams. FL The part that sex plavs in the ‘ V Persons who wish Missal C, For World Peace to attend are invited. Sister Francis de Sales of the Wide Selection of Vatican City — Pope John rations: “ We will have tp render sions that had come to Rome theology department spoke at Veils Priced XXIll stressed the responsibility from $2.25 an account to God, we I and all for the council’s opening was the opening lecture Oct. 17 on that heads of state bear for the heads of state who bear the unusual since it was held in the “The Second Vatican Council’ world peace in a talk to special responsibility of the destiny of Sistine chapel, which is normal­ in Machebeuf hall. Attn.: Altar Societies missions to the Ecumenical nations.” ly reserved for religious cere­ Altar Linen, Alb Linen . . . Now in Stock Council. DR. KENNETH I. Brown, ed Pope John urged government monies and the conclave that elects the Pontiff. ucator-author, will speak at 2 Pointing to Michelangelo’s leaders to “ continue to meet, to p.m. Oct. 30 on “Africa Is Pri­ masterpiece of “ The Last Judg- discuss” and to be “ready for marily People.” , ment” in the Sistine chapel, the the sacrifices necessary for sav­ r a E POPE said the Church At 10 a.m. on Nov. 19, Miss Pontiff told the representatives ing the peace of the world.” strives to establish true peace i > IA B LI , H i 0 i tl ; “through prayer, through the Harriet- Fitzgerald, director of of some 7S governments and a Store Hours number of international organi- He also expressed confidence profound respect i( has for the the Abingdon Square Painters, that the council will contribute weak, the sick and the aged, an organization of professional 9 a.mv to 5:30 p.m. Week Days a “ new climate” in the world and through the spreading of its artists and, students in New 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays and will help in “ removing ev­ doctrine, which is the doctrine York, will speak on modern art. ery conflict, particularly war.” of brotherly love, because all Sir Arnold Lund, British au­ men are brothers and—we say thor, is scheduled to talk at the THE AUDIENCE granted by it with great tenderness — all Heights on Dec. 5 at 2 p.m. on 120 Broadway KE. 4-8233 the Pope to the 86 special mis­ sons of the same Father.’’ the authors be has known. Missioner's Coop Helps Peruvians to Own Homes The best of Stereo and Television m n . m HOME a m j A m m cEHTBi “ El Pueblo,” a Peruvian hous­ 400,000 Indians have migrated ing cooperative launched by in the past 10 years in search Denver-bom Maryknoll Father of jobs. Daniel McLellan, has granted NEW 1963 QUALITY A PRIVATE U. S. citizens’ bousing loans totaling $1,260,000 group donated $100,000 in June, In \|ie two years of its existence. Refugees Welcomed 1961, to give financial impetus Founded in 1960 with 35 mem­ to the housing cooperative. Three Cuban refugees who arrived in the Archdiocese of Denver the past week are shown with their sponsors, Alvin bers and assets of $4,300, the Shortly afterward. Father Mc­ I Sanchez, (extreme left) and Francis Johnson, sranding on the self-help project to assist Peru­ Lellan received a loan of $1.- ADMIRAL ramp at the top of the picture, both members of the St. vians in building and owning 000,000 from the Bank for In­ Vincent de Paul conference of St. Pius X parish, Aurora. The Ofd«sf Foffi«r their homes has grown to 3,958 ternational Development under Rt. Rev. Monsignor Elmer J. Kolka, archdiocesan director of 23'' STEREOPHONIC THEATRE members with savings totaling the auspices of the Alliance for The oldest prelate taking Catholic Charities is at the right. Under Monsignor Kolka’s $769,000. The interest rates for Progress. part in the Second Vatican housing loans has decreased direction more than 300 Cuban refugees have been resettled in the Denver area in 17 months. The Cuban refugees are, left Council is Archbishop Alfonso from 12 to 10 per cent. Catind, who will celebrate to right, standing next to Mr. Sanchez, Gloria Nunez, Eliza Marinas, and Angel Marinas. ids IMtk birthday within a FATHER McLELLAN became month t t the Council’s open­ widely known several years ago ing. Archbishop Carind, Sec­ for a credit union movement he retary Emeritus of the Sacred started in the Andes highlands. FINAL ' Congregation of Sites, who was bom Noy. t, 1862, was He launched EU Pueblo to help brought to the last ecumeni­ solve the critical 'problem of CLEARANCE SALE! cal council at the age of substandard housing in Peru, seven by his parents. particularly near Lima, where USED RENTAL ITEMS Register System of Catholic Newspapers Former Stock of Ward Rental Service President...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. Editor and Business M gr.____Msgr. John B. Cavanagh, Ph.D. Executive Editor______Hsgr. John B. Ebel, M.A., LitLD. C O M E IN Masterpiece Stereophonic Theatre. Managing E d ito r______Floyd Anderson, K.S.G. ABBEY MONDAY, OCT. 22nd Custom-crafted in Genuine hand-rubbeo Walnut veneers and matching Associate Business Manager___ Rev. Daniel J. Flaherty, M.A. REllIi^ AT THIS ADDRESS: Hardwood Solids. Associate Editors . . Linus M. Riordan, PhJ).; Paul H. Hallett, SAllSRlMTAli With Slidlni Doors UtLD. TODAY Advertising Director______John J. Murphy _ 3757 PECOS Denver Catholic Register 1700 FOLDING CHAIRS See and hear our complete line of Adm iral home Rev. Daniel McLellan, M.M. < Used in Rental fr o m entertainment centers. Published Weekly by W ood e n THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY. (Inc.) Indifference C hairs N O W 7 ^ ^ P;iced from 349“’< ^ • * 9 W T 938 Bannock Street, Denver 1, Colo. Is Helping Reds Model STR 33512 Mttol Chairs Slightly Hightr Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 P.O. Box 1620 Rome — Cardinal Alfredo Ot- taviani. Secretary of the Su­ 300 CARD TABLES Subscription: $4.00 per year preme Sacred Congregation of Uted in Canada, $5.50 a year per subscription. the Holy Office, issued a warn­ Rental Foreign countries, induding Philippines, $7.00 a year. ing against the indifference of people to Communism which NOW. f.n, 99' Thursday, Oct. 18, 1962 >42 “threatens Italy and the world.” 0 J o Q x x ^ t t Long an outspoken adversary Also Available AT LO W , LOW PRICES OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER of Communism, Cardinal Otta- Used in Rental viani stressed that “ because of PIANOS-ORGANS The Denver Catholic R e n te r merits our cordial BANQUET TABLES-6 Ft. the deplorable inertia of good APPLIANCES -T V -H I-F I approval. We confirm if as the official publication of people, the false prophets are ROLLAWAY BEDS-Single & Double the archdiocese. Whatever appears in its columns over Nothing But becoming masters of t h e Open the signature of the Ordinary or those of the Officials BABY CRIBS • aOTHES RACKS (Chrome) the Finest Mon. Si FrL of our Curia is hereby declared official. world.” Sin ce 1900 u Night We hope The Register will be read in every home FIRST COME...FIRST SERVED The prelate declared that of the archdiocese. Communists have been able to We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate AT THIS ADDRESS ONLYi 1332 BR0A9WAY • CH. 4-4556 a taste in Uie children of the archdiocese for the reading establish “ an empire, which is the most widespread that has of The Register. JO E JR. Free Parking at 1321 Lincoln « URBAN J. VEHR ever existed, in which the do­ 3757 PECOS Feast of St. Fraheis de Sales Archbishop of Denver minion of oppressed men i.s Jan. 29, I960. equalled by the ferociousness of Formerly Wbrti Rental Servise THE SAME “ ONOFRIO^' PERSONALIZED SERVICE YOU HAVE ALWAYS KNOWN. the oppressors.” PAGE SIX THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, Oct. 18, 1962 r!' Colo. Springs District C C W ^.1 Plans Workshop at Meet

The fall m ating of the Colorado Springs district Ing of the district council w O i , council of the Denver Archdiocesan CounciCouncil of Cath- close the morning acUvitles, fol-^ ^ oUc Women will be held Oct. 25 in the Palmer House, lowed by a luncheon at 1 p.m. Colorado Springs. The meeting, open to any person who is a memter of an affiliate, will start at 10 a.m. FOLLOWING THE luncheon ; i Plannud Oct. 20 a program will feature the Workshops for committees will be held. Each affiliate is asked Defense, a|id cooperation with clal project of the dlstrict-at l to send a representative to at Catholic Charities. sistance of the Missionary S t ? Benefit Card Party Set Following the committee work­ ters of Our Lady of Victory^| tend each of the workshops for -1- the committees. shop meetings the board of di­ Slater Theresa, and Father The following committees will rectors will meet. All presidents Michael Kavanagh, pastor ol ^ . By Archbishop's Guild hold workshops: Sirirttual de- of affiliates, officers, and com­ Our Lady of the Woods Parish, velopment, organizations and de­ mittee chairmen, and all mem­ Woodland Park, will speak. (Archbishop’s Guild, Denver) will be held at St. Clara’s oi^ velopment, public relattoBs, U' bers of the board are asked to Several attractive prizes will phanage, Denver. Mary Ann Sea- The charge for (he luncheon b n u ^ and litemtnre, youth, attend. be awarded at the guild’s fall vonne, chairman, has requested will be I I Reservatioiu must forqigi( relief, social action. Civil The quarterly business meet- benefit card party to be held that all big sisters N ui to at­ be made with either Mrs. M u r, Oct. 20 in the Denver Dry tend. A. Bradley, 421 W. CheyoBe^^ Goods tearoom at 2:30 p.m. Holy Innocents’ circle will boulevard, Colorado Springs ^ There will be table prizes and meet Oct. 16 in the home of Founder of Press Club (636-32U) or Mrs. R. D. Jani-': favors. An announcement will Irene Williams. tell, Jr., 2703 Janitell road, Col­ be made as to which three cir­ orado Springs (632-5328) by Oct Eileen De Bruno will enter To Be Honored at Tea cles won the prizes offered for 22. tain Miraculous Medal guild on Mrs. Joseph Emerson Smith, founder of the Colorado Cath­ selling the most tickets to this Silver Jubilee Alumnae Oct. 22. olic Women’s Press club, will be honored at a tea Oct. 21 in It has been the custom la event. past years to bring items for Mother Seton circle will meet the home of Mrs. Max Hummel, 819 St. Paul street, Denver. l/Mking forward to the Loretto H e i^ u BoUig), Mrs. Walter Baker (Helen Deatsch), On Oct. 26 a Halloween party a pantry shower tor toe Mis­ Oct. 19 in the home of Jose­ More than 33 years ago Mrs. Smith, at the request of Bishop eoUede homecoming Oct. 2* ob the Denver Mrs. Russell Dispense (Marie lacino), and Mrs. sionary Sisters of Our Lady of phine Ipsen. J. Henry ’Tihen, organized a group of Catholic women who were campos are some members of the silver Catherine Irene Holmes (Irene Friel); and, Victory at this fall meeting. standing, Mrs. P. G. Cronin (Jewel McGov­ Alta Brodhag will be hostess interested in promoting and fostering professional and nonpro- jnbilee class of 1937, which will be honored This year a caih donathm from ern), Mrs. Fred Kirk (Lucille Edwards), and (or Holy Family circle Oct. 18. fessioal writing. Mrs. Smith served as the first president of this year. Ihey are (left (o right, seated) affiliates is solicited; Mrs. Margaret Van Genderen (Margaret Mrs. Con F. O’Farrell (Gladys Golden). Club Notre Dame circle will meet the group and has remained an active member since that time. Oct. 18 in the home of Louiso The success of the club is largely due to her efforts in its be­ McCabe. half. Activities Shiriey Barlow will entertain Pouring at toe tea will be Mrs. Grace Remke, Mrs. Helen Loretto Heights Plans Queen of Heaven circle on Oct. Jackson, M18s Katherine Kenehan, and Miss M iry Rose O’Brien, Porai9io«iif Club 24. This circle is having a spe­ an past presidents of toe club. Assisting with arrangements are The Paramount Social club cial bridge party in the home of Miss Genevieve Shannon, Mrs. Emma Arnold, and Mrs. Bonnie For 38tb Homecoming wiU bold a dance in Townsend Irene Norton Oct. 18. Leman. Alumnae of Loretto Heights year are the golden jublleeNdass hall, Denver, Oct. 23 at 8:30 p.m. Queen of Angels’ circle will college, Denver, are planning of 1912, the silver Jubilee class Music will be furnished by the meet Oct. 31 in the home of their school’s 38th annual home­ of 1937, and the 10-year classes Speechley trio. Virginia Mulligan. Book Review Benefit coming Oct. 20. from 1912 to 1962 The cost of the dance, includ­ Mary Donohue will be hostess The program will begin with Chairman for the event is ing refreshments, is 75 cents for Sancta Maria circle Oct. 19. NEW a Mass to be celebrated in the Mrs. J. R. (dampen, Jr. Other per person. Single adult Catho­ St. Bridget’s circle has post­ For Nuns Slated Oct. 29 college chapel and a social hour alumnae planning the homecom­ lics over 35 are invited. poned its meeting in Virginia A benefit book review lor the CHAIRMAN OF the affair, beginning at $:30 p.m. followed ing are Mrs.' Philip Antonelli, Seymour’s home from Oct. 23 to Carmelite Sisters at the Carmel Mrs. James Eakins, is being as­ WEDDING by a buffet dinner. dinner; Mrs. Robert Fiori, dec­ Sacred Heart Alumnae Oct. 30. of the Holy Spirit in Littleton sisted by Mrs. William Horst, Father Robert Greenslade, col­ orations; Mrs. George Sweeney At a meeting of the (Colorado S t John’s circle will attend 8 will be held Oct. 29, in Phipps cochairman, and Mrs. Mark Fel­ lege chaplain, will speak on and Mrs. Charles Sillstrop, hon­ Alumnae of the Sacred Heart o’clock Mass in the Cathedral SERVICE auditorium, City Park, Denver. ling, chalnhan of publicity. ••Christian Culture.’* Dr. Fran­ or classes, Mrs. Elmer Albery, Oct. 5 in the home of Mrs Oct. 21 and afterward Grace Enjoy the ologanen of a Admission is $2 per person. cis Kerins of the Heights philo­ publicity; Mrs. Kevin Gleason, Mary Trybblood, Mrs. J. F| Wagner will be hostess at a Each year this group sponsors high fashion wedding — sophy department wiU explain hospital!^. Mak), president of the Mumnae, breakfast in the Brown Palace Mollie Lee Beresford will re­ a special project. The proceeds The Mott Important the school’s 10-year development announced plans for (he alum­ hotel.,! view Jane, Jane, by Jane Tra- are given to the Sisters at the RENT plan. TICKETS FOR the buffet din­ nae to assist Holy Ghost YoiUh Mary Ann Heffernan will en­ hey. It is a personal account of Carmelite monastery to supple­ CAKE Classes to be honored this tertain St. Thomas More’s circle the author’s days at St. Mark’s ment funds for their needs. * WEDDING GOWN ner and social hour are |4- Hes- center, Denver, and the fund­ in your life for Iht ervations may be sent to Miss raising luncheon in December. Oct. 26. academy for girls. Tickets are being distributed. most Important occasion * BRIDESMAID Dee Mapelli, 4520 W. 32nd ave­ Because of the limited seating Wedding takes ■ nue, Denver. Telephone reserva­ Fashions and Ton DRESSES capacity, persons planning to A Specialty tions will be taken by Mrs. Ro­ The alumnae of Mt. S t Ger Non-Catholics Are Invited attend are urged ta make res­ * Compioto Accossorios land Biegler, SK 7-0016. trude’s academy, Boulder, will ervations with Mrs. Eakins, EA sponsor a scholarship fashion 2-8836, or Mrs. Kart Mayer, STUDIO Engogament Told tea Oct. 25 at the Governor’s To District CCW Meeting EA 2-3022. S h i d o L m an^, Denver, from 2 to Tl)e engagement of Loretta PORTRAIT p.m. The donation is $3. Two Members of the North Denver society, and members of the Louise Longo to John Martin District of the ACCW will meet group will be hostesses. BAKERY CbdA-Shoppa, scholarships to the academy are DRY CLEANING PHOTOGRAPHY Wirsing has been announced by in Guardian Angels' parish hall, Father Edward L. Magiknis, Tower MerchatuUse Mart offered annually by toe ^um- AND LAUNDRY Phone RA 2-2859 her parents, Jdr. and Mrs. Dan^ Denver, O ct 23 M ow ing a Mass S.J., chairman of the theology EDWAIO A. DE CtO U nae. Mrs. Bert Kauffman, 613 CoN iel Longo. to be offered by Father Leonard d^mrtment at Regia college, Homo of Fino^ Postrlos 1601 Arapahoe St. ^ 4S5I S . COLFAX S t Paul street, Denver, is in Mr. Wirsing Redelberger, pastor, at 9 a.m. will address toe women on “ The 4 sTORis TO sinva y o u 266-9767 FBEHONT T-SSOl charge of tickets. CASCADE DKWVEB SO. POLO. Mrs. Marie A. Leaders of non-Catbdic groups History of Chnrch Coimdls and TAberS4 Sn 66 So. Broadway 7SS So. Univsnity Wirsing of in the area are welcome to Why They Are Called." The )550 Colo. Blvd. 3410 E. 3rd A m Denver and Aid Society Sets attend the meeting. Very Rev. Monsignor William WOOL the late Albert , Meeting Oct. 23 Mrs. Gerald Perito, president Monahan, spiritual moderator CATHEDRAL PARISH L^arpetd n y l o n J. Wirsing. of the parish Altar and Rosary (or toe ACCW, will attend toe ' ACRILAN Miss Longo, The monthly meeting of the meeting. a graduate of Dominican Sisters of the Sick Pastors of North Denver par­ HOWARD HUNKER CARPETS < Mt. Carmel Poor Aid society will be held Speakers On UN ishes and presidents of all af­ <& fiaUh. n n SAMKI SHOWING AT HOME high school, FIATURINO b / V in the convent, 2501 Gaylord filiates in the district are invited ITALIAN OINNfRS SIRLOIN-SFRNCIR-T-aONI No Down Payment 36 Months to Pay Denver, at­ street, Denver, Oct. 23 at 1:30 Are Available by Mrs. John Demmer, district 1.10 to 2J5 STIAKS — Sl-I* >0 3.M U53 Fentiac Call FR 7-S1M; Homa EA l-2iM tended Loretto FRIE Forking ift .r 4 F.M. — Sunday tfitrnoon — 171h R Orinl .wwwwwwwwwswwisuawww p.m.. with the president, Mrs. president, to attend the sessions. Speakers on the United Na — Call for Spatial Catarlng tarvica —- Heights col- Evelyn Wolney, presiding. A workshop is planned to assist SSI Ratt 17th Ava. Fhona MA. S-fS11 tions and related organizations MARION lege and holds a bachelor of The annual card party (or toe parish chairmen in conducting are available without charge OLIVER'S music education degree from benefit of the Nee^ework guild their committee programs. & the University of Colorado. She will be held in toe Pnbllc SerV' for local clubs and other groups by contacting. Mrs. John Fiore ywwvvvwuvwvvvvvvuwvtfwvuvwwBv 6TH AYE. is a member of Gamma Phi ice company’s building Nov. 9 Meet Market Beta. at 1:39 p.m. at the United Nations office in Denver (KE 4-5813). Her fiance is a graduate of Officers o f the society for the Dr. James P. Gray “Serving Denver Since 1928 With Quality Meats" South Side high school, Rockville coming year are: I^sident, "Because October is United Centre, L.I., N.Y., and holds an Evelyn Wolney; vice president Nations month, the Mile-Hi chap­ OPTOMETRIST CHOia STUKS-ROASTS ^ ORDBt A.B. degree from Colorado State Marsha Belthem; recording sec­ ter of the American Association College of Education. His fra retary, Eileen Koester; finan' for the United Nations is con­ Eyes Examined ' Fresh Ponltry Fish temities are Pi Omega Pi and cial secretary ,Sara Kemme; ducting its annual membership f Frefsatlonal Maat Cutlara to tanra You Kappa Delta Pi. treasurer, Genevieve Flynn; and Visual Care Fhona FE. u n E. Sih Ava. drive, and this is an opportunity The couide plan a wedding in Needlework guild chairman, to acquaint the public with all 213 Colo. Bldg, the spring. Louise Stewart. the services of the local United 1615 Calif. Nations office,’’ said Mrs. Gene­ vieve Fiore, executive director For Appuintineiit Call: of the Mile-Hi AAUN chapter. TA. 5 «B83 take better care of your clothes* The UN speakers’ bureau is one of the seven areas of acti­ vities carried on by the staff and volunteers at the local UN 4 4 4 office. The American Association for the United Nations is a private, community organization that supports the charter and prin­ IN ADDITION TO ciples of the United Nations. The Mile-Hi chapter was organized rm m There's nothing ordinary about to coordinate the many UN and W a Safeway Beef Roast . . . it's USDA Choice (Srade, related international activities W l OUR REGULAR already functioning in and properly aged, well-trimmed before weighing around Denver. the most in DRY aEANm . . . guaranteed tender, juicy, and full-flavored, or your money refunded! PROFESSIONAL Hold Get-Acquainted c QUALITY Coffee For Women Chuck Roast 49 (St. Joseph’s Parish, Golden) New women in the parish USDA Choice Grado Boot, well trimmed, all center number seven and lb. were special guests at a get- Shoulder Blade cuts, no neck cuts. DRY CLEANING CAREFULLY PRESSED acquainted coffee in the parish hall Oct. 10. We Offer for Your Convenience Members of the hospitality committee in charge of arrange­ Standing Rib Roast 79 ments were Mmes. Wilbur Guay, Nan Garrison,'Glen Zeebaugh, USDA Choice Grade Beef, aged tor tenderness, cut short from first five ribs only. lb. •k SHIRT LAUNDRY SERVICE— and Paul Bergstrom. ★ COIN-OP MACHINE "CLEAN & STEAM" AT 25c LB. Montessori Method! C Explained to Group ★ CU STO M ALTERATIONS Round Bone Roast 59 The Montessori method was USDA Choice Grade Beef, all sites. lb. explained by Sister Rosemary, ★ ONE HOUR SERVICE— NO EXTRA CHARGE kindergarten teacher at SL Phil- omena’s school, Denver, at a meeting of the Denver unit of c 226 E 13th A n . 1490 Carr 591*5 So. University the National Catholic Kinder­ English Cut Roast 79 Arvada Squart Shopping Center Colfax at Pierce 518 E. Colfax garten association Oct. 11. lb. Colo. Blvd. at Evans Kindergarten teachers were USDA Choice Grade Beef, boneless, rolled and tied. 7130 No. Federal 38th & Benton invited to the meeting at St. Irving & W. Alameda 34th & Downing 73 E. Belleview Philomena’s school. The ses­ sion was held in conjunction with the annual Teachers’ in­ WE GIVE IN COLORADO SPRINGS stitute. L I SAFEWAY 317 So. Nevada Venetian Village Food Bank Shopping Center Mrs. Vecchio gave an explan­ GOLD BOND ation of mathematics on the We reserve the right to limit quantities. None sold to kindergarten level. Sister Rose­ STAMPS dealers. WE REFUSE TO OPEN O N SUNDAYS mary explained other subjects Prices good in Denver & Suburbs Thursday thro Saturday, in the kindergarten program. October 18-20fh. Thursday, Oct. It, 1962 THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER PAGE SEVEN St. James' Groups 'Specific Feminine Piety' Illuminates Role of Woman Will Host District St. Louis — Father Walter didn’t know bow — in their Tlte Woodstock (Md.) college differences between men and women are more religious than of action denied to those bound Burghardt, S.J., first became in­ own spiritual life — they were professor made the suggestion women,” be said. men, but sinqdv because they down by religious vows or fam* act differenay.” Uy cares,” Monsignor Kelly oh* terested in the theology of wom­ supposed to reflect God in a way in a talk to young women from “First, man’s drive is toward an while giving lectures at var­ served. that is strictly feminine.” the three Catholic women’s col­ self-expression, wMle woman’s The single woman’s place in Meeting of ACCW ious women’s colleges. is toward self-giving. sodety was discussed at a sem­ It gradually dawned on me,” leges in St. Louis—Fontbonne, TO ELIMINATE this difficul­ “ Also on the level of intel­ inar sponsored by the Bethany Members of the Altar and Ro­ and development. Mrs. John the Jesuit theologian said, “ that Webster and Maryville. Conference in New York Qty. ty, Father Burghardt advocates ligence, there is an unjustified sary society and PTA of St. Kersey; many of these girls were com­ feeling that woman is less intel­ Monsignor George A. Kelly, Distinctive James’ parish, Denver, will be Public Relations. Mrs. Joseph pletely unaware of their specif­ the development of a “ specif­ “ There are four broad statje- ligent than man. This can’t family life director of the New host to the first open meeting Gibbons; social action, Mrs. ic nature and dignity. They ically feminine piety.” 'ments we cau make about these stand up, because women work York archdiocese, emphasized Portraits of the East Denver District of Francis 'X. Coyle; spiritual de­ differently. the possibilities open to the the ACCW Oct. 24 at IS a.m. in velopment, Mrs. Raymond single woman for creative and You *r« cortttaUy la- the Montclair G vic building, Mutz; and youth, Mrs. D. C. vitad to M* eur Po^ “THIRDLY, man’s interest meaningful labor. tnituro In BUck and 6820 E. 12th avenue, Denver. Whipeky, centers on things, a woman’s “ These opportunities merely Whtto, ou t tnd Ulroct • Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald, presi­ Mrs. Raymond Mutz, vice on persons; and finally there is wait for you to give them Chris­ Color dent of the East Denver Dis­ president of the Retreat league, the maternal instinct, that is, tian value.” he said. trict, will introduce the follow­ will show slides of the El Po- in some sense she is made to “ The virgin, who consetrates Foingoid Studios ing committee chairmen, who mar Retreat house, Broadmoor, be a mother.” herself to the work of Christ in will give a resume of the pfb- Colorado Springs, and describe This is why there is a need the world, far from being an Hilton Hotel gram for the ensuing year as the special graces available to for a specifically femiaine piety, object of pity, bolds an honored Phono ass-im he continued, “ not becanse place and enjoys the freedom II ' outlined at a recent workshop: women making a retreat. Co-operation with Catholic An invitation is extended to 'Charities, Mrs. Steve Drotar; all members of all the affiliates ' foreign relief. Miss Ann Langh- of the East Denvpr District of lin; libraries and literature, the ACCW by the officers to at­ FIRST COMMUNION GIFTS Mrs. A. Tomlch; organization tend this meeting. FIRST COMMUNION VEILS

U.S. Delegate to Address $ 2 » o . Et 10,000 at NCCW Meet Washington — The challenge of personal responsibility in FIRST COMMUNION SETS International affairs will be discussed Nov. 6 at the National (Consisting of Missal, Rosary, Council of Catholic Women’s 31st national convention in Detroit. Scapular, Pin R Case) . . . All l^icas Highlighting the international night program as guest speaker will be miihp M. Klutznick, United States representative in the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations. Now Officors ol Auxiliary SOME 1 I,N 6 DELEGATES and guests are expected in JOHN ERGER Detroit for the NCCW convention Nov. 3-7 in the Cobo hall Sister Mary Asella, administrator of St. Campbell (incoming president) and Mrs. J. R. convention center. » Joseph’s hospital, Denver, greeted the new CuUinaa (outgoing president); and, standing,' officers of Oie women’s auxiliary, following Mrs. William Burkart, corresponding sec­ CHURCH GOODS their iastallation at the group’s annual meet­ retary; Mrs. Etienne Perenyi, first vice pres­ ing. The Sisters of Charity were hostesses ident; Sister Asella; Mrs. William K. Brown, 4436 W. 29th Ave.-GR. 7-7961 at a tea honoring the auxiliary members second vice president; Miss Clara Koster, A5VEJITilRE.£ and Gray Ladies of St. Joseph’s Hospital. treasurer; and Mrs. John Casey, secretary. “NEVER A PARKING PROBLEM” Seated, left to right, are Mrs. Ramon J.

By Sub W u u b x CMUrua bi ChorcAt- to handle during Mass, 1 have r « s o r M o ? found, is the child who has just learned to walk and wants to M TTTra THE POPULATION practice his new-found skill. V V booming and new But when your baby recognizes churches being constructed ev­ Jesus and Mary from their pic­ ery day, many architects, in­ tures, you’ll feel it’s all worth clude a cry room for mothers while. , of noisy children. Many pastors • improvise a nursery, usually lo­ CERTAINLY it, is a lot of cated in the school building, for trouble, getting our little ones pre-schoolers while their par up, dressed, breakfasted, and ents attepd Mass. ready to go see God on Sunday. l U - h l But are these really answers Only a mother who has polished to the problem of smajl chil little white high-tops, pressed dren and their relationsbip with little dresses, and laid out pairs ‘ their, Creator? Are these con­ of matching socks knows exact­ venient services tending to ly how much .trouble it is. But make parents forget that they we feel we are doing the Lord’s have a respimslbility to teach work, instructing our little ones their little ones about God? in their holy faith. Let’s not Are these well-meaning leave the whole job to those “ planners” doing the same dedicated nuns. thing the Apostles did when Of course, children should be ^they prevented the little chil taught how to attend Mass dren from “ annoying” Our ' properly. This includes sitting I Lord? Recall the words of Our still while the priest talks, whis­ • Lord Himself, ‘ 'Suffer the little pering in case of extreme ne­ • children to come unto Me, and cessity, and occupying only one forbid them not, for of such is place (not straying along the ; th-? Kingdom of Heaven.” Jesus entire length of the pew). ’ placed no age limit on the chil Pre-Mass preparation in the • dren He invited to come to form of visits to the Blessed Him. Should we? Sacrament when no one else is there will accustom a small •A CHURCH is fUled with child to the idea that church is Interesting things for a child to a special place for being quiet. see and do. Looking at the statues or holy pictures, mak­ THE LOOK of loving rever­ ing the Sign of the Cross when ence on a child’s face at the he passes the holy water font, Christmas Nativity. scene, the genuflecting, listening for the sympathy of a tiny questioner little tinkle of the bell that says, “ Jesus is coming” —all asking “Why did those bad mans hurt Jesus?” and the these activities can occupy a awkward bending of a little small child’s mind for a while. knee in genuflection must Supplemented by prayer books and an occasional talk please Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament. I believe that God with Mommy about what is go­ ing OB up at the altar, standing, welcomes His young guests. sitting, kneeling, and dropping It is the privilege and duty hie penny in the collection bas­ of parents to teach their young children. Where can the little ket should keep a lively young­ ster busy until the priest says, ones come closer to God than “ Ite, oissa est.” If that day in His actual presence in church? , your child has been particular­ ly squirmy, you may say “Deo Children just need a chance gratias!” more fervently, but to attend Mass! “ Suffer the nevertheless, you are praying. little ones to come unto Me” And your child is learning, too. are the words of Jesus Himself. Perhaps we do have to suffer RATHER THAN leave a through several hours of getting “ Mommy’s Baby” behind to children ready for Mass; per­ cry in the pew, I take the baby haps our neighbors do have to up to the Communion rail in my suffer the presence of young­ CREATIVITY arms. This works for “ Daddy’s sters in the next pew; perhaps We’ve fallen in love with Italy—with the charm and the dignity o f this wonderfully colorful country—a country that hat girl,” too. Surely Jesus would the priest may even have to not wish us to stay away from tolerate an occasional baby’s enchanted the world since time began. Though Italy is an ancient land, it is a young nation. For its youthful vigor, hs alerts the Sacrament of His Divine scream as Daddy carries Jun­ competitive spirit, we say "Salute Italia” . We have mingled the romance o f the old world with the ingenuity o f the new la Love, just because we brought ior out of church during the hail Italian Creativity 1962 in our downtown store. . . through the sponsorship and with the cooperation o f the Italiaa His gift to church with us. I’m sermon, but Jesus Himself in­ sure He doesn’t mind our re­ vites us to bring Him these Ministry for Foreign Trade. Many o f our Italian products were flown here via Alitalia Airlines. ceiving Him while holding a little ones, for “ Of such is the i pair of chubby baby hands a Kingdom of Heaven.” WE€K OF OCTOBER 22: safe distance from the ciborium G S H lg? M R .F I 0 R A Z Z 0 . . . feshion designer o f Falconetto, Milan, Italy. Forecast Shop, Second Floor and paten. Readers are invited to com­ Talk about the Pharisees ment on this topic discussed making the House of God a den above. The "Register” is inter­ ESHdir M R. FANTONI . . premier ceramist and sculptor of F'lorence, Italy. Second Floor of tMevesl Well, today’s par­ ested in the public’s opinion on ents have made the cry room this matter. Please address cor­ (iS d d ir M R .F O R N A C IA I ., . innovator o f the Tornabuoni Art Gallery, Florence, Italy. Art Gallery, Fourth Floor into a playground by bringing respondence to: The Register, firetrucks, airplanes, and teddy Adventures in Famiiy Life.” WEEK OF OCTOBER 29: bears to church, instead of the more appropriate holy cards, EL(]il[11r M R . D IB A R I. . . designer of men's tnd women's skiweer tnd sponswesr. Spotting Goods, Fitti Floot snd Spottsweet, Second Floo, picture prayer books, and ro­ 27 Under Teacher saries. Subsidy Program E illlirir M R . A N T O N IO A L E S S I .. . renowned ceramist from Nove, Italy. See him at work, Gift Shop, First Floor

WE DO NOT SIT in the cry Canton, 0.—Twenty-seven stu­ C Sm ilir M I S S E L IA F E R R O .. . glass blower from the island o f Murano. See her at woric. Glassware, Third Floor room because it is too distract­ dents are attending Walsh col­ ing an atoosphere in which to lege under the Ymmgstown dio­ CALENDAR OF EVENTS: teadi our children to appreciate cese's lay teacher subsidy pro­ the Mass. We DO sit near an gram, through which, for finan­ S d S ii e eKhibit o f Italian tpoita een on the mall. S H IS die dramatic Vogue Pattern fashion show fbaturing Italian fabrici and deslgsa, Thofti exit in ease the baby gets out cial assistance to further their of control The cry rooms are educations, the students will day and Friday, October 2S and 26 at 12:30 o ’clock. Fabric Department, Third Floor. S i l l l informal modeling a f Falconetto and other Italiaa usually located too far from the teach in diocesan grade schools. fashions on Second Floor. §1111 the exciting art exhibit o f thirty-eight Italian artists in the Art Gallery, Founb Floor. §1111 the exhibit o f altar for little people to see the The students will earn two priest Strange, isn’t i t since Sardinian Crafta from the Smithsonian Institution, Fourth Floor. S I l I l Cardinal Spellman’s personal Vatican stamp collection. Men’s Department these rooms were supposedly years’ cqllege credit at Walsh built lor them? Mothers with college and then will be eligible First Floor. § [1 [1 die interesting Italian coin exhibit. Coin Department, First Floor. S l i d the Italian merchandise throughout the store, tiny babies usually fill all the for cadet teaching licenses. space in . these rooms. Tiny Plans call for them to continue easily identified by special signs. babies are mostly napping or their siudy for a bachelor’s de­ sucking a bottle Grougbout the S d d die magnificient and creative decor in our store interior and windows. dC9|]0^ a cup of Espresso Coffee « the Hilton Hotel ©lUdiSCI M* entire Mass. gree in education at nearby Kent The mdsti difficult age child State university. die Alitalia Aiciiiioe boodi, Mast Siiop, Hset R oor, for emry blank wfatdi might be a winner for fully-paid economy trip for two, to Rome! / »

■M- ■ PAGE EIGHT THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Thursday, Oct 19, 1962 Harold Lloyd Film Best in Town Finl Sckodulo4 SwMkiy, Oct. 21 / Dramas Set on TV's 'Catholic Hour' By C. J. Zecha is tbe story of a woman doctor which Tweed helped insure by IT SEEMS ironic that the who is convicted of mercy kill­ signalling to the U.S. fleet from best movie around is one that Three noted Catholic play-Munich in 1945. It will be the produced in cooperation with It used to be that seeing MOVIES Wrights, Father Daniel Beni first in a cycle of three original tbe National Council of Cath­ ing and who, in turn, betomes the secret hilltop outpost he oc­ represents movie-making 30 or a movie was fun; lately it With gan, S.J., Robert Crean, and TV dramas to be broadcast by olic Men. Doris Ann Is execu­ romantically involved with a cupied for several years during more years aga Harold Lloyd’s has become more of a legion of DtotiKf Diego Fabbri, will be represent­ the Catholic Hour in October. tive producer for NBC. Richard inrosecuting attorney who Japanese occupation. Although World of Comedy is a stringing game, which starts out in Ratings ed on the new Catholic Hour Walsh is producer for the caused her imprisonment. It is the facts ot the case oftentimes together of sequences from question form: “What kind television series, which begins CONRAD Nagel will portray NCCM, and Martin Hoade it a piece of anxious manufacture, become mixed with artificiality some of this comic’s best films. of a film dMNild I see?’* Then Sunday, Oct, Jl, on KOA-TV, Father Mayer in Hope. Fred­ producer-director. unimaginative, and a waste of and distortion of truth, the film Uoyd, who depended on story it reverts to a checker-board Below a n legioo of Decencs rat- Channel 4, Denver, and KOAA- erick Rolf and Sorrel Booke are tbe talents of Peter Finch and has good performances coming and situation more than any of Ings of motion plctnns currently type of guess for the best move sbowing In brat run Denver theaters. TV, Channel 5, Colorado cast as Nazi functionaries, Susan Hayward. from Jeffrey Hunter and Mar­ the other major film comedians, in selection. Springs, at 11:30 a.m. Richter and Greuel, respective­ The Chapmaa Report is a shall Thompson. Carl Kayser’s was a very funny man on film A-1, anebjeetlanahic tar fcnenl This is all by way of saying patraaase; A-S, BMbJccUauhle tar The presentation for Sunday, ly, and Zvee Scooter as Stein, crude item that a^ m pts to photography adds special dra­ and the stories enhanced this aiMctccnU and adnlta; A-S, naaOjM- that the current crop of films Oct. II, will be Hope, a drama a fellow-prisoner of the priest thread together the stories of matic impact. comedy. As sMn here, his films ttauUe ter aM tt; B. ebieeUaaaMe on the Denver scene leaves a hi part for al; C. renSeweS. by Father Berrigan, professor at Dachau. As for The Connection, an in­ were more extroverted and little to be desired as fhr as en­ *ReceaunenM of thedogy at Le Moyne col­ A dramatic confrontation be­ dependently made film based closer to ordinary life than any tertainment goes. In the line of • WONDKRKUt WORLD OF BROTH­ lege, Syracuse, N.Y. He has tween priest and Nazi is the on an off-Broadway play about others of the best comedies. In plain ‘'entertainment” there is ERS GRIim, A-1 based his TV prose play, Hope, drug addicts, the less ^ d the The Fredunan be is tbe unac­ •HAROLD LLOYD’S WORLD OF play’s central scene. “We are only a fraction of an indication COMEDY, A-1 on the life of the Rev. Rupert f m i of the better. It should be withdrawn cepted cdlege boy who, by des­ moved to a measure of admir­ that film producers realiae that IJ o im •THE LONGEST DAY, A-1 Mayer, S.J., a German priest until, if ever, careful enough perate courage and inspired in­ I THANK A FOOU A-S ation for t>’pes such as your­ entertainment and artistry are v / A v m i •WEST SIDE STORY. A4 was was imprisoned in a Nazi A v i D i e n c e minds, if any, shall have de­ self,’’ Greuel tells the priest Intppnrahip eptitude, wins the big game. In MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE. A4 concentration camp and died in termined wh^ber or not there Safety Last, as a rank ama­ ALMOST ANGELS. A-1 “ We have stacked the cards four unstable women who be­ LADY AND TRAMP. A-1 pretty high against you. We FOR instance, I Thaak a Fool is a n y morally responsible teur, he is forced, to substitute WALTZ OF TOREADORS. B come voluntary subjects for a means of turning it loose on for a human fly and to climb VERY PRIVATE AFFAIR. B Edward Smith Guest have muzzled you and starved CHAPMAN REPORT. B you and spied on you. yet you “scientific’* sex survey. Ihere the public. a medium-siied skyscraper, SKY ABOVE. MUD BELOW. is no doubt that it Is aimed at Hie Pigeon That Took Rome and awful things happen to 1 ^ . Separately Claaslfled On 'House of lo rd ' have persisted, and to this point the curious—and, more so, the —Dachau. It is enough to give is fair fun and whimsically This gentle, fun film is worth “ Economics and the Ten curious among young peo|4e. It amusing. Chariton Heston and one pause. Could there be some seeing. Watching Lioyd^ today Commandments” is the current element of human life the Party is every bit as bad a movie as Harry Guardino do manage to CLUB topic being has not calculated on? Is there it was a book. Even overlook­ cut a few glints of humor in in segments of these

Jonah and the Measage of Redemption.” ’’Jesus and A happy spectator at the Nov. 4. “ We’re Top’s /or the Return of tbe Prodigal.” and ’’The The Catholic Hour, an NBC Spirit Speaking In the Church.” (KOA Ice Follies show when it Luflion Clauifiu* Catering” Radio, Denver, I3:M p.m.) Public Affairs presentation. Is SURFSIDE LOUNGE * « . played in Denver recently was Two Currant Filnw THE CHRISTOPHERS with Father Mrs. Bertha Garrett, the The NaUeual Lefiou •< Dectacy k>( 5686 NO. PECOS Foltowtig are IUb s le appear oa James Keller as host will be seen mother of tbe Rev. Richard ftToi ”lhe Sky Abere ud Oe Hud Denver and Celtrsde Mio- on Channel 4. Denver, at 10:45 am. Garrett, C.SS.R., now a mis- Below” and ’’Preioare Feint.” both Tlslan dds week. Tbese are tbe ral- Sunday, Oct. tl. currtady pUjIuz In Deaver, fcp- Featuring THE HEADLINERS lags of Ibe Legion of Decency wben * * * sioner in the Amazon valley. urate clantflcutlons. A leparule eluu- Ibe films were first released. View­ BISHOP Fnlton J. Sheen wUI discuss Mrs. Garrett is shown after tncatlan U ftrea te certalu ainu, JAM SESSION EVERY SUNDAY 2 TO 6 P.M. ers sbenid censidt local program which, while not morally etteniivc UstbNcs regarding time and station. "The Philosophy of Communism" on, ^lAJoiliurdt (^iulf she was presented with a bou­ In Utenuelref, require cuutton and LADIES NIGHT TUES. 6 THURS. RaUags bare been checked against his television program Sunday evening! UsOags leimd In “TV Guide” maga- on KTVR, Oannel 3. Denver, at 6:30 quet of roses at the show •ome anulyili and explauaUon u a HAS FACILITIES FOR LARGE OR ilse. o’clock. from Richard Dwyer, star of proteeUou ta the uninformed aiahMt FREE ADMISSION BEFORE 8 PJH. K * • * wrouf inlerpreUtloai and lalie con- OCT. »-U the follies. She is visiting in cluaioas. SM AU BANQUETS, PARTIES ROSALIND Russell srlU be host on A-1: For Ibe FamUy Father Patrick Peyton’s Family Thea­ Denver with her daughter ’’The Sky Above aad the Mod Be­ AND MEETINGS TWIST CONTESTS Kentucky Johnny Rocco ter Sunday. Oct. 31. on KOSI Radio. and son-in-iaw, Mr. and Mrs. low” — Obeenratioo; An anthropo- McConnell Story It’s Big 0)untry Denver, 10:30 p.m. The drama "Beauty lofteal and adcatUle photographic re­ Your HofU Lady Wants Mink Anne of Windy and the Brain ’ will star Jeanne Cag­ Nick Tolve, and family of cord of an czpedltloa actou darkcat RESERVATIONS Fruik UoUniro — Dominic Laifoceo Plunder Road Poplan ney and Richard Denning. Cure d’Ars parish. New Gidnea, thia documentary cea- Public Pigoou SbocUng Miss • * * talna elemenM which may prove dla- TAKEN NOW FOR HOLIDAY SEASON No. 1 Pilgilm turUiiz to the oeulUve and Imma­ ROBERT GOULET. Barbara Cook. ture. It tl regretuHe that tabloid Beyoud Glory Sasaanab of tba Cyril Rttdhard. and Martin Green will PY 4-1527 ASK FOR MR. A l Stug Mo Lovo Mountles Karen Morrow Sot adverUitni has misrepresented this be among the soloists on die Bell fUm of merit by ereathif for It • S ^ Blailnc Forest TelqZioDO Boor Monday, Oct. 33, C3wn- For Debut on TV Brlgbt Eyes Stage to Tdcsod nda 4 and 0. 0 p.m. reputadon of cheap seniaOonallim. Timbuktu Karen Morrow, young Catho­ ’’Pressnre Point” — Ohaervaliont A-1; F»r Adults. Yeung Adults On Radio Became this fUm, a study of the lic actress who toured the coun­ pirinoiae b u ll of prejndtee, tidndea Batmng Bellbap Woman*. Devotion some realistic treatment, canttea and (Formerly ■'Kid Uttflnlshed Bust- CA’THOUC HOUR KOA (Denver) — Sundays, 13:30 pjn. try in the title role of The Un- reserve are required, especially on Dawnsloin at Bunny'i undw Ih. Galahad” ) o«n ttie part of Impresilonible and Im­ Return Monte Narrow Margin ASK AND LEARN sinkable Molly Brown, makes Nrw Manog.iTMnt . f Harold Carrillo Crtsto Slightly Danger­ KOA (Denver) — Sundays. 10:20 p.m. mature audiences. War ot SateUltes ous with Monslgnor John Cavanagh. her debut on television Tuesday, No Time for Com­ Wonder Bar SACRED HEART PROGRAM Legion Recommends WA edy Having Wonderful KBTR (Denver) — Sundays 10 to Oct. 23, at 6:30 p.m. on the Red Jim Thorpe—All Crime 10:30 a.m. Skelton Show on KLZ-TV, Chan­ Japanese Movie lM$Dnderi9iHiQDartd S4SION B.F.'a Daughter KFSC (Denver) — Mon.. Frl.. 0 mUYSUNMY American nel 7, Denver, and KKTV, Chan­ New York—The National Le­ THUtSDAY-HUDAYIDAY I SATUKOAY Government Girl Baogo ou a m., and Sunday at 7:13 a.m. t fJd. till 2 AJd.A Z TO I FJd. Web of Evidence My Knee KMOR (Denver) — Sundays. 7:30 nel 11, Colorado Springs. She gion of Decency “ highly recom­ Scaramouche Fair Wind to a.m. Tbin Man Goes Java KVOR (Colo. Springs) — Sundays will appear with Skelton in a mended” The bland, a Japa­ Home Man Who Talked 10:10 am. skit and sing a solo with David nese movie that is distributM TUI End of Time Too Much KBOL (Boulder) — Mon-Sat.. 0:15 LOUNGE a.m. by Zenith. [U/iMuti's Murder. My Sweet Bhowanl Junction Rose and his orchestra. Miss Laura Dangerous Profes- KOLR (Sterling) — Saturdays. 8:45 72nd & PECOS am. Morrow received her training in The Legion said: "As a beau­ The Weapon sloa tiful tribute to family living in Night Nurse KRAI (Craig) Sundays. 11:50 a.m. Dubuque, la., at Clarke College, FAMILY THEATER directed by the Sisters of Char­ the face of adversity, this film a. ObKcUouahle In Part for AU. KOSI (Denver) — Sundays, 7:05 p.m. River of No Re­ Woman's Face AVE MARIA HOUR ity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. is highly recommended to the turn Man Who Loved KOSI (Denver)—Sundays, 8-8:30 a.m. patronage of all.” Tokyo Joe Redheads KYSN (CMo. Springs) — Sundays. At the same time the Legion Storm Over Tibet The Keyhole 0 a.m. Jolumy ApoUo Flesb a Spur KFKA (Greeley) — Sundays. 0 p.m. Air Academy Chapel separately classified a French Never Say Good­ Rogue Cop CHRISTOPHERS movie, Cleo From 5 to 7, which bye House of Franken­ KFSC (Denver) — Sundays at 8:45 TV Tour Oct. 26 Half-Breed stein a.m. also is distributed by Zenith. THOUGHTS FOR THE DAY A special tour of the new mm»m»mm»am0ammam»0Bm0mmamarn000* KFSC (Daiver) — Mon.-Frl., 11 noon. chapel at the Air Force Acad­ Drop a letter or postcard to these emy, Colorado Springs, will be Bus Use Denial tetevlslon and radio statloas. letting them you appreciate tbese programs. presented Friday, Oct. 26, on HEAR II KOS KDenver) — Sundays, 10:30 Ups Pupils’ Fee p.m. KBTV, Channel 9, Denver, at Hilbept, Wis. — A practice ASK anJ UAKH II 7:30 p.m. Father (Col.) Stephen here of transporting Lutheran I I Buffer, Enlertainer J. O’Connor, Catholic chaplain, and Catholic school students in In Seminary Class will be among ^hose interview­ public buses was halted by an On KOA Radio || ed. order from the state superln I I < I Great Barrington, Mass. — tendent of public instruction. 16:10 Every Sunday Eve- || Thirty-two students, ranging Broadcasts to U.S. The pupils paid $30 each per niag. Queens on reli- || from a butler to a night club year for the service, but the Vatican City — Vatican Ra­ school district complied to the gion inbmitted by tbe ra- j; entertainer, are members of the order because failure to do so dio audience answered on || largest and most diversified dio is broadcasting daily 15-mln- would result in loss of $15,000 tbe archdiocesan broad- || class in the nine-year history of nte programs to the U.S. in annually in state transportation Live a little. Have some fur>. 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Air Force Academy, Colo.— Air Force Academy Foundation —contributed more than |3 mil­ The eyes of the nation will be memben, who spearheaded the lion. The remainder of the sum o r t s on the Air Force Academy, Sat­ S p drive to raise funds for Falcon came from industries and Indi­ urday, Oct. 30. Official dedi­ stadium, will present the deed viduals. cation of the stadium is schedul­ for the facility to Superintendent ed for 10:30 a.m. Ceremonies 5 M oi« Trains Maj. Gen. Robert H. Warren. ,The firms listed here will be held in the court at the Conslmciiea of the 48,811 seat main entrance. deserve to be remembered stadium was financed entirely Television viewers will join when you are distributins[ New Look Given an expected capacity crowd of through voluntary donations. Air your patronage in the dif­ more than 40,000 to watch the Force personnel — officer, en­ Academy Falcons battle Oregon listed man, and civilian worker ferent lines of business. Regis Cage Schedule on the CBS “ Game of the Week.’’ Four former opponents and ule for the first Ume is North one newcomer are included on Dakota State university. AT HALF TIME, C. R. Smith ONE pickup for DIRECT service Fourteen games on the card the 3^game 1N^63 Regis col­ will be played in the Regis l i e basketball schedule an­ 3 €s off Sarfoty Reidhouse. The Rangers play nounced Saturday by Ranger their opening five games at Safe driving calls for safe to both athletic director and head bas­ home and close with a four- thinking. Regardless of where ketball coach Joe B. Hall. game home stand. Opening ac you drive — in Uie city or on the highway — only constant coasts H M Returning aRer various years Uon is a two-game series practice of the three Cs of safe­ pf absence are St. Mary’s of against St. Mary’s of the Plains Nov. 30 and Dm . 1. ty can help you prevent an ac­ the Plains, San Diego State, cident. Remember, says the tJtah State, and the University Annual meetings with their DENVER CHICAGO TRUCKING CO, INC. — crosstown rival, the University State Patrol, cauUon, cqurtesy, |>f Nevada. On the Regis scbed- 4Sth A Usekoon • Denver • Phono Dudley 8-4867 of Denver, come a little later and control are your best bets in this year’s season. First for safety. meeting of the two dubs will be Jan. U at D.U. Regis doses against the Pioneers March 3. the W ISD O M In fact the Regis windup is a potent one. Before D.U., the Rangers must face C.S.U. twice, and EXPERIENCE Oklahoma City uifdversity and the Air Force academy in that of M ATURITY order in a 13-day period. Feature of the road schedule is a three-game swing in De­ Gerald E. cember to Utah State, West­ minster college and San Diego State. U63-03 RegU College Varsity Basketball Sdiednle Ho-Hum MWFFE Nov. 30, S t Mary’s of the Plains, Home Dec. 1, St. Mary’s of the TO S U C C E E D Plains, Home Dec. 7, North Dakota St. Buffs Get Chance; Univ., Home H IM S E L F A S Dec. 10, Hardin - Simmons Univ., Home Dec. 13, San Diego State College, Home Play Regis Next DISTRICT jDec. 15, Utah State, Away Dec. 17, Westminster (Utah) Away Hacbebeuf gets its chance this ment with St. Mary's (4-1). The St. Mary’s continued to im­ Dec. U, San Diego State Col­ Sunday. The surprising Buffs I ^ t e s must win to maintain press with its running attack. lege, Away (4-1) will go against the power­ their favored position in the bat­ Pirate backs found holes in the JUDGE Dec. 33, Nevada Univ., Home ful Regis Raiders who are un- tle for second place. Holy Family line almost at wiU Your choice... Coivair, Jan. 5, St. Michad’s (NM) bMten in five league games and St. Francis’ (1-4) and Holy in running up 333 yards rushing Biscayne, Bel Air, Im* Home averaging 45.8 points per game. Family (2-3) meet in the 1 and scoring five six-pointers on The courts of our land ore the ultimate pala, Corvette . . . four Jan. 13, Westminster College, This contest is the top attrac­ o’clock opener at Mullen atad- the ground. Larry Peralta tal­ tion on the Parochial league Itim. Mullen (4-1) and St. Jo- guardians of every citizen's freedom and series, 33 new models Home lied three of them. V Jan. 14, New Mexico High­ slate for this Sunday, Oct. 31. seph’i (14) are pitted against Machebeuf continued to use a rights. The caliber of the {ustice dispensed from Chevrolet for '63 lands, Home The two schools meet at 3 p.m. each other in tbe second game. stout defense to subdue the op­ is determined by the wisdom, experi­ at Big "D ^ Jan. 10, University of Denver, in Regis stadium. WINNERS WIN BIG position, this time St. Francis’ Away In the opener at the Regis Tbe winners made shambles 20-0. Ed Gies passed for two of ence, knowledge, understanding and field, it will be H t Carmel of tbe losers; this was the story Jan. 30, Okla. City Univ., the three touchdowns. maturity of the men who represent u$ (2-3) going against winless Ca­ in the action the past week. By Away STANDINGS thedral. - the time action bad closed on on the bench. District Judge McAuliffe Feb. 3, Montana State College, Team W L. P ci Remember, some 1962 Annunciation (2-3) travels to all fronts, tbe five winning Home Regis 5 0 1.000 has proven that he possesses oil of these Colorado Springs for an engage- teams had amassed 204 points models le^ at terrific Feb. 10, S t Michael’s (NM) Machebeuf - 4 1 .800 Away an average of better than 40 vital qualifications. Mullen 4 1 .800 savings right now. points for each winner. Feb. 11, New Mexico High- St. Mary’s 4 1 .800 Ntembei^, Christ the King Parish InnHc Aursti/ Junior Parochial Mullen led the scoring parade. Annunciation 2 3 .400 The Mustangs rebounded from VOTE FOR AND RETURN DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE Feb. 15, Colorado SUte Uni., Holy Family 2 3 .400 . « T H B StB League Schedule the upset loss to St. Mary’s to » Away Mt. Carmel 2 3 .400 rout Mt. Carmel 53-13, the high­ GERALD E. McAULIFFE AS DISTRICT JUDGE Feb. 18, Colorado State Univ., MIDGETS St. Francis’ 1 4 .200 est score rung up in any game Away Monday. Oct. S . St. Catbetina'i va. St. Joseph’s 1 4 .200 St. Dominic's. 46tb and Grove; Mt. this year. Surprisingly, however, Pd. for by McAuliff* for Diilrkt Jud«t Comm., f. E. Olckofion, Chmn., J. N. lilly, Trtsi. (Pd. Pol. Ad.) Feb. 18, Colorado State Univ,, Cannal vs. St Cajetan’s. 44U> and Cathedral 0 5 .000 Home Tajoo; Annnndalioo va. Sacred Heart the Eagles led until shortly be­ Feb. 23, Okla. City Univ., STtta and Clayton. St Benadetta's baa fore the half, when the Ft. Lo­ a bys. St Thereta'a va. Cbriat tbe Home King, nth and Nome; Bletaad Sacra­ gan U exploded for two quick 8555 So. Colorado Bivd. Feb. 37, Air Force Academy, ment vi. St. James', City Park; Cure scores to take a 21-13 halftime Going Domeliner is , p u i e d’A n vs. St. J(gm's. 33rd and Blrcb. S K 6 4 3 3 6 Home St. Joseph's vs. St Louts’, Uncoln lead. Then in the third quar OMN IVININet March 2, University of Den­ Park; PreientaUon va. St. Mary’s, Lit- ter the floodgates broke open. tlatoo, Barnnm Park; St. Vincent ds Two of the Mustangs’ eight TDs T m ver, Home Patd'B vs. Onr Lady of Lourdes, Watb- Ington Park. came on pass interceptions. Gil all the way UGBTWEIGHTS Valdez ran 37 yards with one, Wednesday. Oct. 2 t Mt. Carmel vs. and Mike Harker scampered 53 p l e a s u r e St. Mary Maidalene'a, Mtb and Te]on: Holy notary 'vt. St. Dominic's, 4Stb yards with another. and Logan; St Catherine’s vs. Assump- Regis racked up a score in the Uou, 4Sth and Grow. St. Cajetan'a baa a bye. 40s for the fifth straight game Cure d' Ars vs. St. James’, Sttksnd to down a battling St. Joseph’s Newport: Sacred Heart va. St. Ther- eae's. City Park; Christ the King vs. team 47-7. Junior speedster Tom ELECT Aimunclttlaa 13th and Dexttr Blessed Robinson raced over for three Sacrament baa a bya- PreaentatloD vs. PETER H. St Louis', Barnnm Park; St. Vincent touchdowns on runs of 44, 42, de PaoTt vs. St. Mary's of LitUaton. and 20 yards. Washington Park; St Joieph’l va. Our Donnie Chavez raced 102 yards Lady of Lourdes, Uncoln Park. St. DOMINICK Pranda’ has a Inrs. on a pass interception for one HEAVYWEIGHTS of six Annundatton touchdowns YOUR Thursday. Oct 18. Holy FamUy vs. as tbe Cardinals burled Cathe­ St. lUisabath's, Berkeley Park; St. Theresa's vs. Assumption, 12th and dral 42-€. The loss was the fifth U.S, SENATOI Nome. Mt. Carmd has a bye. in a row for tbe winless Blue- St. John'i vs. All Saints'. 8th and lUWUaUCAN Columbine: St. Mary'i vs. All Souls'. Jays, who appear destined to end Progress Pirk. St, Francis' has a bya. up without ever entering the win STRENGTHEN column. YOUR VOICE IN Last Week’s Results Midgets THE U.8. SENATE Mt. Carmd S3. St. Bernadette's. Two Cago Stars St. Catherine’s 32. Annunciation. 7 Christ the Xing 0. St. John's 0 Peter Dominick St. James’ 27. Cure d‘ Ars S fnreff of Jlogis Blessed Sacrament II. St. Therese’s I will represent Add another pair of top Mid­ 1 roar best Interests St. Vincent de Piul's 27. St. Joseph’s 7 PresentaUon II, Lady of Lourdes I western Prep stars to the ranks ‘ In the St. Louis' 33. SL Mary's of UtUeton 12 U.S.Ssnate. Ughtw^t of Regis college’s freshman Peter Dominick St. Catherine's 34. St. Dominic's 7 basketball squad for the com­ Mary Magdalene's 34. St. Cajelan’s 7 ing year. knows Colorado Mt. Carmel 20, Aaaumption 0 and will St Bernadette's 14. Holy Rosary I Ranger athletic director and continue to work Christ tbe King I, St. Therese's 0 head cage coach Joe B. Hall for Colorado. Blessed Sacrament 20. St. James' II Cure d' Ars 20. Annunciation I announced that Tony Reed, He will guard your Individual llbertlas and continue to fight St Vincent de Paul's 3S, Our Lady of 6’0” guard from Tiffin, 0 ., and for your rights as Individuals. Lourdes 7 James Stark, 17, 6’2’’ all-stater Currsntly U.S. Congressman, 2nd District Now on I PresentaUon 32. St Frauds’ 0 St. Joseph's 10, St. Louts’ 0 from Jackson, Mich., have en­ malor Congressional Committees and 4 Sub-commlttseih Heavyweight rolled at Regis. Veteran World War II, 4 years Army Air Corps pilot, D.F.(J, St. John's 34. St. Mary's of UtUeton 12 and Air Medal. Attorney, married, 4 children. AU Saints’ 30. St. Francis' 24 Stark, a graduate of St. St. Therese's 23, St EUubeth's 0 Mary’s high school in Jackson, M S h i Sy De*kHer lw«Nr Ceurtleii Ke U»y* Odm e, Holy FamUy 7, Mt Carmel 7 Assumption 13. SI. Dominic's 0 received his aU-state rating from both the Detroit Free Press and the Detroit News and was named to WOOD-TV’s All- Star team. Toted as a jumper, Rediscover how enjoyable travel oan be Stark carried a 20.4 point per game scoring average last year Accommodations so restful and relaxing you II wish and averaged 17 rebounds per Autumn— with the countryside slashed with scarlet game as a guard-forward. and gold and the Summer crowds snug at home or in the trip were longer. Your choice of economical leg- Reed, an all-state honorable school — is the ideal time to travel. Reservations in rest reserved Coach Seats or luxuriously private and COITOENIENCE mention OiTiner last season, was metropolitan cities and resort areas are more readily quiet Pullman rooms. named the most valuable player obtainable, often at reduced rates. And Domeliner is Family Fares are good on all UP Trains and apply to in the All-Sandusky Boys’ Con­ the ideal way to go. ference. He averaged 17 points both Pullman and Coach travel. Generous baggage per game. Reed also starred in Scenery; rough, rugged and romantic Is a beautiful allowance usually covers everything you might need baseball and football at Calvert sight to see at eye-level through the wide-vision Dome for a vacation or business trip without excess charge. high school where he graduated. windows. Bring your camera, memory-book pictures DOMELINERS: "C ity of Denver” "City of PortlaniT* drive-in banking are yours for the taking. Archdiocesan Girl "City of St. Louis." The Streamliner "Portland Rose" also provides convenient daily Coach and Pullman Heads College Class Mealtime is an exciting adventure. In the regular Diner or the exclusive Dome Dining Car, delicious food of service to Pacific Northwest. The Streamliner "L a s Joann Berger, daughter of Mr. your own choice is prepared and served exactly how Vegas Holiday” Special between LasVegas-Los Angeles. and Mrs. Fred Berger of St. you want it. Dominic’s parish, 1827 Federal, For full information and reservations. . . 8 indoor Auto Bank windows provide quick was elected president of her freshman class at Sacred Heart UNION PACIFIC Mr. E. R. A. Siemers, Gen. Traffic Agent service from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. college, Wichita, Kans. 5 3 5 17th Street, Denver 2, Colorado Miss Berger is a graduate of Phone TAbor 5^211 Monday through Friday. Mt. Carmel High school, where she held membership in the So- j dality, Pep club. Glee club. T h e F i r s t N a t i o n a l B a n k o f D e n v e r I and was a class officer and stu- MWSU nOEUL DEPOSIT INSUHANCC COaPOUTION Ident council representative. FACE TE m THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thuriday, Oct. 18, 1962

Astronautess

I Advises Girls w o u t h Coconut Grove, Fla. — Teen­ age girls should concentrate on ; studies of science, particularly I I fetiXWfCee mathematics and astronomy, to prepare for the space age, said Mrs. Jane Hart, one of 12 wom­ en qualiHed physically for flight into space.

CYO Programs Mrs. Hart, mother of eight children and wife of U.S. Sen- A Halloween party will be discussed and planned at the week­ iator Philip A. Hart of Michi ly meeting ol Holy Trinity Parish CYO, Westminster, Oct. J2. The : gan, addressed the upper grade group meets each Monday evening. I students in the Convent of the j Sacred Heart... The CYO club of St. John the Evangelist parish, Denver, will b e ' entertained with the movie Pepe at 7 p.m., Oct. U in the I In describing the program for school gym. Refreshments will be served. Admission prices are I space test flights, Mrs. Hart 50 cents for members and 75 cents for non-members and guests. noted that women may be more I useful than men because they i weigh less, consume less oxy­ 34 Receive Nursing gen, can stand greater altitudes, and are more accurate at de­ Caps in Colo. Springs tailed observations. Hommaoming at St. Francis The eighth annual homecoming banquet sponsored by the Thirty-four freshmen received Theater of Margery Reed Wilhoul Schoolfi St. Francis de Sales Alumni association will be held at Cherry their nursing caps. 17 juniors Nurses’ residence, Seton School Mullen Hemecouiing Reyalty Creek Inn, Denver, Oct. 28. It will be preceded by a social received their first stripe, and of Nursing, in Colorado Springs Berlin — Poland had MmO hour from 6 to 7:30 p.m. and followed by dancing. Reserva­ 14 seniors were aw ard^ their on Oct. 11. Gerry Mariotti of St. Mary’s academy and Kathy Stnart (Machebeuf) and Jim McNa- 15,000 catecUsm schools at the tions may be made at 301 8. Sherman street or by calling second stripe in a promotion Sister Cyril, administrator of Terry Carroll, seated, reigned over homecom­ mee. The Mustangs were successful in their end of the last school year. PE 3-5400. Left to right are Paul Weadick, ’37, and Nary Lou ceremony held in the Little Penrose hospital, complimented ing festivities at Mullen Ugh school Oct. 13-14. homecoming game with Mt. Carmel, 53-13. Since religion classes have been TeMaat Alexander, ’52, representatives from t ^ 2Sth and 10th the students on their achieve­ Members of the court are, left N> right,- Mike The boys on the court are ail members of banned in the schools, catechism anniversary classes, respectively; and Ed Burke, '43, president ments. Sister Mary Angus, di­ Arnold and Marti Bates (Machebenf), Bob the Mullen football team. Is now taught in Church build­ of the Alumni association. Volunteers Bring rector of Seton school, presided Barth and Donna Wilson (St Francis’ ), and ings. at the exercise. Cleveland Youth In ‘Lost' Pupils The promotion ceremony is a In the High Schools Named to CYO Post Clevelan.d — Some 209 men replacement of the capping ex­ : CARPETS ercises that for years were the Washington —Richard Stause of St. Charles Borromeo’s par­ Room Size I J I one significapt ceremony for of Cleveland has been appoint­ ish here have pitched in as student nurses between their Annunciation School Bells Ring for Parents ed executive secretary of the and Smaller l v w V 7 0 voinateers in a program that entry iato the coarse and grad­ National Catholic Youth Organ­ L srftit In Hm City. has more than tripled enroll­ uation. In the new exercise, (Annunciation High School, Bend. Ind., discussed grants tiated at the annual bonfire and be played with the Cathedral ization Federation. ment in hfgh school level Con­ each class is recognized and Denver) available to foreign language [)ep rally, Blue Jays In Regis stadium at 'He had been serving as a vol­ Furniture Ir i lT E r " unteer administrative assistant Oym M.Mieey eiiU WtSMiUty IvMl»t> fraternity of Christian Doctrine formally advanced. School bells rang for 550 par­ teachers. Honored at the football game 1 p.m. A traditional half-time TUI l:M fM. with the National Newman Gub classes. A total of 65 students were ents Oct. 10 from 7:30 to 9:30 were two men from the class of demonstration will be presented the ’30s, Wilfred Martin and by the Pep club, under the lead­ federation. Stause succeeds Through direct contact with honored at the program. at the high school. EJfLW . A NINE-MEMBER delegation Bob Pitt, who were the first en­ ership of Pamela Nelsoa, head Richard Gilbert, who has been students and parents, enroll­ Parents followed the schedule where cash talks from St. Mary’s attended the tries into the “ Alumni Hall of majorette. Other majorettes will named the department’s direc­ ment has risen from 160 last of their sons and daughters 2141 So. Broadway Air Cad«ls Plan 37th annual High School Publica­ Fame.” be Shirley Velotta, Linda Fran- tor of public relations and pro­ year to 550 this year. SHerman 4-2754 tions conference at the Univer­ Festivities ended that night chesci, and Phyllis Milano. grams. CCD classes for grade school Bey Scout Day sity of Colorado, Boulder, Oct. with the homecoming dance Queen Janice Phillips with students ,ln the parish enroll 8. The Air Force academy, Colo­ held under the direction of the her attendants— Sally DeAn- SPECIAL RATES ON more than 600 pupils. The parish Participants were Sister Mary rado Springs, declared Oct. 27 junior class and sponsors. gelis, Mary Margaret Dicks, also has the largest parochial Michael, journalism moderator, I as Boy Scout Day with an invi' Brother 'Virgil, F.S.C., a n d Mary Ann DeAngelis, and Bar­ SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHS school in the Cleveland diocese Cathie Gurtler, Cynthia Gardell, tation to some 5,000 scouts and Frank Sferra. bara Corbetta—will be honored with an enrollment of 2,500. Kathy Soran, Mimi Yeager, their leaders. The king and queen and their at this ceremony, which ends Glossy Prints Are Made to Marcia HUNT CUANIRS Tying in with Boy Scout Day Widmer, Sharon danced to the theme of with the crowning of the queen. at the Air Force vs. Miami O’Meara, Janet Soran, and ^ring in a Your Yearbook Specifications Cempitt* Lpundnr a Franci Candlin. AlUrstton Strvict game, will be the cadet safari, season of new victories for the FESTIVITIES will be cli­ Sessions were conducted on W c Specialize in hosted by Lowry Air Force Mustangs. maxed by a dance at 8 p.m. feature, editorial, and sports Quality Tailoring Base, Denver. The cadet safari Oct. 21. Seven former homecdm writing, advertising, newsreport- The court consisted of king, 71S a. 17th Avt. - n u a. c«it«x is an, Explorer activity, open Terry Carrol, and queen, Gerri ing queens will be special guests AC. a-uss AC. a-yssi only to Explorer officers (or ing, photography, and yearbook n il a. sth Av*. techniques. Mariotti; and.their attendants. at this dance. PL. S-tMS their elected alternates.) Lothar Loewe, a native of Jim McNamee and Kathy West Germany, who had worked Stuart, Mike Arnold and Marti Holy Family PTA in the fields of radio, television, Bates, and Bob Barth and Schedules Meeting and newspaper reporting, pre­ Donna Wilson. STUDIO sented a clear picture of the (Holy Family High School, WALSH, GILL & SMITH history of the press in Berlin Hemecouiing Slated Denver) 2422 E. 6th Ave. 388-6453 since the end of World War II. At Mount Carmel Sunday, Oct. 28, will be home-1 insurers A mock United Nations as­ (Mt. Carmel High School, coming (or the High School. The j sembly will be held at St. Jo­ Denver) G reat-W est L i f e seph Convent’s school, Mt. St. center of the day’s activities! Est. 1864 Richard Blatnik Alumni, floats, apd fun will Francis, near Colorado Springs, will be the football game to^ b e ! set the pace for the Eagles’ Oct. 26. Eight delegates from held at Regis stadium at 3 p.m. A p p o i n t s Peter J. Walsh, Managing Partner through a typical class day. homecoming Oct. 20-21. St. Mary’s will become mem­ Ten-minute classes afforded It will begin with an alumni- On Oct. 27, the alumni will bers of the “ General Assembly” W illiam M cliree 1010 GUARANTY ' the teachers an opportunity to student dinner Oct. 20 in the hold their first homecoming representing Denmark and Aus­ acquaint the parents with the high school cafeteria, from 6 ball. This dance, under the di­ BANK BLDG. DENVER M A 3-7245 tria for the conference. The Great-West Life Assurance objectives of the courses, the to 7 p.m. A pep rally will fol- rection of the Alumni associa-' Discussing total world disarm Company announces the ap­ grading system, and study re­ tion. will be for the benefit o f' anrem.“ \17cuban""andleri^^^^^ quirements. the graduates only and will not! pointment of William Mcliree situations and the admission ofi“ ®^ , , , ' Former cheerleaders will par­ include students in high school, The class schedule was fol­ Red China into the United Na­ j as a representative in Denver. The students will hold their! r lowed by an assembly In the tions will be Frances Candlin, ticipate, queens of other years He is associated with Robert H. gymnasium at which Sister Ann will be honored, and fun will be dance Oct. 28. Kathy Sofan, Janet^ Akolt, Su­ Perkins, Branch Manager, in ( de Sales, principal, addressed in vogue as Gary Gaglia, '58, san Kutscheid, Jeannie Blixt, In the afternoon, the Men’s | emcees the cheer (est. providing the Company’s com­ the parents on the full-time Job Kathy McCallin, Jane Hughes, dub and the PTA will sponsor; T of their son and daughter—“ Be­ and Cathy Gurtler. a carnival for the benefit of the I plete range of life, health, and nn ing a Student.’’ MASS WILL be offered at 8 T) young in age and the young in{ group insurance services to the a.m. Oct. 21 in Mt. Carmel The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Thom­ Mullen High School heart. Under the direction of I church for students and alumni. people of Denver and area. His Jl.w l i n l ! / Hi as P. Barry, pastor, explained Anthony Schnur, games and; Slates Homecoming Afterward a breakfast will be the religion program placing amusements have been pre-| office is located at: WllliMn Mcllrtt (Mullen High School, Denver) , served by members of the Fa- emphasis upon the duty of the pared. I Highlighting Mullen’s home-1 thers’ club in the grade school, parent to assist the adolescent coming activities Oct. 13-14 were j Floats will be assembled at the The monthly meeting of the 508 Railway Exchange Building, Denver 2 in’ living his faith. a barbecue and bonfire Satur-ihigh school at 11 a.m. These) PTA will be held Oct. 22 in the Richard Blatnik, son of Mr. Phone AL 5-6421 day and a game and dance) promise to be colorful, depict-1 high school cafeteria at 7:30 and Mrs. James Blatnik, was Sunday. ! ing Eagle history. ‘ p.m. SisterMary Elizabeth, chosen president of the student Freshmen were formally ini-i The homecoming game will! high school principal, will out- TH» body. Richard entered Annunci­ line the courses taught in the ation from Holy Rosary grade Great-West Li high school. school and has participated in ASSURANCe COMPANY science fairs and tournaments Hostesses for the social hour since his freshman year. following the meeting will be O t b Assisting Richard in his office the junior room mothers. of student council president are: IVice president, Ray Thomas; secretary, Kathleen Robles; and treasurer, Ronald Roybal. Other officers elected are: Senior class, president, Don Chavez: vice president, Karl or a n d Politzki; secretary, Mary Gal- legas; ^nd treasurer. Gale Wagner; junior class, president, David Martinez; vice president, Richard Castro; secretary, Dor­ othy Trambley; and treasurer, Danny Ruiz; and sophomore class, president, Gary Mollen- dor; vice president, Zach Politz­ ki; secretary, Irene Sanchez, Explains Slide Rule to Dad and treasurer, Earlie Thomas. Gary Mollendor. sophomore class president at Anniineiatiiin BYRON G high school, Denver, explains the slide rule to his father, George Cherry Hills Girl Mollendor. a( the parents’ night hfid Ocl. HI. Gary is a second Attends Assembly year mathematics student and a member of .Annunciation’s de­ bate team. (St. Mary’s .Academy. ROGERS Cherry Hills) Janet .Akolt. student body for president, represented the acad­ Best New Car Buy in Colorado 1 emy at the Colorado high school assembly on arms control held CONGRESS Oct. 4-6 at Camp La Foret Black Forest. 1st D ISTRia (Denver) Sixty-one delegates from Colo­ rado schools discussed general and complete disarmament at DEMOCRATIC TICKET the assemby. This organization, a national The re-election of Byron G. Rogers will assure the people of | nonpartisan educational institu- Denverver of an Experienced. Qualified and Dependable Congress- 5 tio, was started by Dwight D. man. Eisenhower at Columbia univer­ I sity in 1950. Mr. Rogers served in the Colorado legislature one term as Feasibility of negotation. con­ Speaker; has been Assistant United States Attorney of Colo­ trols, and regulations of nuclear tests and possible unilateral ac­ rado; Attorney General of Colorado, and has represented Den­ tion by the United States were ver for TWELVE YEARS IN THE CONGRESS OF THE among the other topics consid­ UNITED STATES. ered at the assembly. Sister Marie Andre of the Low Cost His knewledgo and expuriancu for th« nuads French department spoke at the archdiocesan teachers’ meeting 36 month of Dunver and thu WusI aisuru the Dunvur at St. Francis de Sales school. bank financing District of Capablo Reprosontation. Denver, Oct. 11 and 12. As Your Congressman, He Has Sister, who had participated' Menbtr Federal Depmit Insurance Corp. lin a National Defense Educa-i Represented You Well and Has Dene A Good Job Memter Federal Reserve Bank ition Act institute last summer j KUMPF M0T0RS-12lh and Acomo Committee to Re-Elect Rogen to Congren, Walt Emery, ’Treuurer (Pd. PoL Adv.) •at Notre Dame university. South I I Thursday, Oct. 18, 1962 THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER PAGE ELEVEN Arvada Girl Altar Society Ci^ed by Society Sets Annual Rosemary Scheuering of St. Fall Luncheon Anne’s parish, Arvada, has been (St. Dominic's Parish, Denver) elected to the Gamira Rho The annual fall luncheou and Chapter of the Delta Epsilon card party will be sponsored by Sigma National Honor society NORTH DENVER NEWS the Rosary-Altar society Oct. 24. at the College of St. Joseph in Mrs. Joseph Mariano, general Albuquerque, N. Mex. She main­ Class Officers Shower Set for Sisters tained a grade average out of a possible t.O during her four Elected at Regis years of college. New class officers of the soph­ In Globeville Parish Miss Scbeucriag has held omore, junior, and senior class­ (SL Joseph’s Parish, land six, Mrs. John Pgarz, Mrs. several offices at the college la- es at Regis college, Denver, GlhtevlUe ) I Vincent Zamprelli, Mrs. Andrew dodlag art dub vice presitteit, were elected Oct. 3. The PTA will sponsor a show-;t^®**l®*yh, and Mrs, Margie editor of the school newspaper The president, vice president, Johnson; and grades seven and “ Focns,” and senior delegate secretary, treasurer, and stu­ er for the Sisters Oct. 21 at 2 p.m. A program will be given eight, Mrs. Laddie Oletski, Mrs. | for the Khool chapter of the dent senate alternate, elected by the children. There will be Ernest Younger, Mrs. Louis j National Federation of Catholic for each of the classes include: open house at the school. Hell, and Mrs. John Hoffman. College Students. Sophomores — Tom Fay, Oak The girls of the .sixth, seventh,' For her art work and editor­ Park, 111.; Leo Tierney, Chi­ and eighth grades have joined Lunch Sul Oct. 23 ials, she received honorable cago; Mark Fitzpatrick, New interparochial athletics and mention from the National Cath­ London, la.; Jim Wanebo, Den­ At Lakuweod School are practicing for their first olic Press association. ver; and Fred Clervi, Fioris- (St. Bernadette's Parish, sant. Mo.; game of volleyball. Mrs. A1 Lakewood) Last year she was named the Stenger and Mrs. Richard Vigil Juniors — Jim Springer, Den­ T ^ first monthly hotdog lunch campus’ “Outstanding Catholic are the coaches. Student,” and was elected to ver; Bert Liebmann, Green Bay, sponsored by the PTA will be Wis.; Joe Lane, Chicago; Mike held during the regular school Who’s Who in American Col­ ROOM MOTHERS have been Turley, Meqasba, Wis.; and Bill lunch hours Oct. 23. Mrs. De- leges and Universities for 1961- listed by Mrs. Dallas Nelson, Convery, Denver; 62. chairman; Grades one and two, lores Gebhardt and Mrs. Ethel A senior majoring in art and Seniors — Joe McNamara, Ke­ Sherman are co-chairmen of Mrs. Edward Dreher, Mrs* Mrs. Joseph Manana English, Rosemary is doing her okuk, la.; Ed Coughlin. Den­ Lawrence Oletski, Mrs. Jake this project. practice teaching at Wilson jun­ ver; Tom Yax, Shawnee Mis­ Gaschler, and Mrs. John Sisson; The monthly duplicate bridge chairman, has announced the ior fiigh school in Albuquerque. sion, Kans.; Jerry Lowry, Hous­ Grades three and four, Mrs. party will be held In the church party will begin at 12:30 p.m. She is to be graduated in Jan­ ton, Tex.; and Dean Sullivan, Lawrence Dreher, Mrs. Paul hall Oct. 26 at 11:30 a.m. The in the church Auditorium. uary, 1963. Denver. Knoll, Mrs. Ray Oletski, and admission is 7S cents per person. She will be assisted by Mmes. Mrs. Joe Hanley; grades five All bridge players are invited A. DeBell, kitchen; E. T. Ben- and may bring a partner. Prizes noit, phizes; Mrs. William HlruL are awarded. tickets; and Fred Corbett, ranch PTA in Thornton Parish Fall Fete Set mink boa. Altar-Rorary 5«ts A DONA-nON of $1.25 for Wilt Meet on Oct. 22 In W heatridge the luncheon will include admis­ Coming P r e j o e t t sion to the card party. Proceeds (Sts. Peter and Paul’s Parish, (Holy Cross Parish, Thornton) work. Starting at 8 a.m., on the (Holy Trinity Parish, will be used tov^rd the pur­ ' Wheatridge) The fimt PTA meeting will next three Saturdays. Ilie men Westminster) chase of the new altar. be held Oct. 22 at 7:30 p.m. All will go to the mountains and cut John Susman, general chair­ A special collection w jl be Persons wishing to patronize parents are urged to attend and Christmas boughs. The Holy man of the annual fall Frolic to taken Oct. 28 to help a Cuban this party and contributing to­ Name society has an order (or be held Nov. 3, has announced meet members of the school fa­ refugee family resettle in Den­ ward the new altar, but unabla ISa tons of boughs. The profit the following committee chair­ culty. ver. This is a parish project. to attend the event Oct. 24, may will go to the school building men; A crew of men are needed (or Projects of the Altar and still purchase tickets, which also fund. Mmdimval Styl0 D0€oration Tickets and publicity, Jack Rosary society include Christ­ will entitle them to partlcipata Nealon; decorations, Mrs. Fow­ in the prize awards. All women of the area should Extensive decoration, which will cost about that, when completed, the decoration process mas cards on sale in the ves­ WASINGErS ler Overton; refreshments, have been contacted about at­ $75,660, is in progress a f St. Catherine’s will be of Medieval style, a classic example tibule of the church beginning John Olson: Setup, Don Zoell- tending a Christmas card party. church, Denver. This project has been in of which is found in the Church of the Holy the first Sunday of November 90 Pupils to Rosolvo ELECTRIC STORE ner; and clean-up, Oem Bisant. Any woman who has not been progress since this past June. The Rt. Rev. Ghost in Florence, Italy, which Basilica and a chicken-noodle dinner to StlM, Hopaln, Sorvle* This year’s frolic will be a First Comuiunioii and Wliliis Materials contacted is asked to calf Mrs. Monsignor Delisle A. Lemienx, pastor, said church is the burial site of Michaelangelo. be given Nov. 4 in Josephine (St. Mary Magdalene's Parish, “ Hard Times Party.” Persons SISS West Mth Ave. Hicks, AT 8-6437, or Mrs. Lilly, Hodgkins Junior high school Edgewater) •Lendale attending are asked to dress ap­ AT 7-7114. from 12 noon to 6 p.m. The price Ninety pupils will receive their $75,000 Proiwet propriately. Music will be fur­ is $1 for adults and 50 cents'for First Communion in the 4 p.m. nished by the Gene Mac sextette. children, or $4 for a family. Mass Oct. 28. SUNNYSIDE LIQUOR Major Decorating in St. Catherine Church The Men’s Club will be host The PTA will hold its first WEST 52ND AT TENNYSON ST. at the Key and Sword society’s Third Graders meeting of the school years Oct. meeting, Oct. 19 at 8 p.m. in the By Bob Ramsey ings in the church are being ex-1 the work, but parishioners who 24 at 7:30 p.m. in the school OPEN 8 A.M. ’TIL MIDNIGHT school hall. To Entertain PTA The only completely decorat­ ecuted by Dyonis Preehtl, a;are interested in donating spec- cafeteria. Faculty members will Parishioners interested in as­ (ML Carmel Parish, Denver) Free Delivery Service GR. 7-J166 ed church in medieval style in graduate of the National Acad- or memorials are asked be in the classrooms between the Archdiocese of Denver and emy of Fine Arts in Munich, sisting with the Junior Great The third grade will entertain 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. so that par< the surrounding area is expect­ Germany. to contact Monsignor Lemieux. Books program are asked to at the PTA meeting Oct. 24 at ents may consult with them. ed to be finished in early De­ The decorating contract contact Mrs. Lorene Fentress, 8 p.m. These mothers of third Dr. Kfvin Gleason cember. The decoration project, amounts to $56,000, but, with the OTHER WORK in progress at HA 2-0943. graders will serve refreshments; Optometrist NORTH including the installation of addition of new light fixtures St. Catherine’s includes the re­ Mmes. J, Pontarelli, G. Comin- COLQUITT’S new stations of the cross, will and marble being installed in decoration of the school Sisters’ ello, T. DeLorenzo, L. DoBell, Family Shoe Stare Harrison 2-1976 cost about $75,000. the sanctuary, the cost will be convent. A new altar, statues, Vatican City Needs and F. Greco. 6160 W. 38th Ave. DENVER According to the Rt. Rev. in the vicinity of $75,000. and stations of the cross are The next coffee and roll break­ and Shoe Repair Shop Monsignor Delisle A. Lemieux, being installed. Bigger Grocery Store Wheat Ridge, Colo. One of the interesting fea­ fast at the church will be held 72nd & Lowell Blvd. OPTICAL pastor, the church is being pre­ tures of the decorating work 1$ St. Catherine’s school is Vatican City — A number of Oct. 28. pared for its golden, jubilee, the fact that approximately 12,- staffed by nine Sisters of St Dispensing Opticians improvements are under way in which will be observed in 1965. 000 square feet of gold leaf is Joseph of Carondelet. Fathers this tiny city state. For one DeWAYNE INGRAM being applied to the interior of Robert Dore and Robert White, thing the Vatican City food shop THE PRINCTPAL contract LILLY REALTY CO. SATRIANO the church. The color scheme assistant pastors, also assist at is being enlarged. 4022 Tennyson Street was awarded to Greiwe, Inc. of REALTOR is black, gold, and white. the school. Father John B. Paol- A new wing is being built on Cincinnati. The various paint­ The parish has the funds onlazzi is the direetpr of the par- (It Pays to Consult a Realtor) BROTHERS GRand 7-5759 the “ Annona," as it is called JANITOR hand to cover the expenses oflish choir. I because for a long time it has 3145 W. 38lh Ave. GR.7-U83 Shared Time been too small to accommodate SE R V IC i the number of shoppers using Formica Connter Tops Plan Successful it daily. * Rug and Upholstery Ceramic Wall Tile Members Being Sought Shampooing Vinyl A Linoleum Flooring Saginaw, Mich. — Shared NO CASH NEEDED * Complete House time — the educational plan APPROXIMATELY 3,000 per Qtanlng under which parochial school sons have the right to use the ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED LINOLEUM AND students learn non-religious sub-1 For Voice of Youth Unit foodshop that provides meat ^ y r e p a i r s * R o o t Waxing and jects in public schools — has I vegetables and canned goods at Polishing TILE SERVICE, INC. Alameda-44th Ave. T.V. entered its third year of opera­ By Mike Henry perts will speak to delegates a price lower than can be found * Walls and Windows Free Estimates— Guarsnteed tion here. from 11 states about the world in Rome’s stores. 5 3 5 0 W . 4 4 H i Avo. HA. 4 - i a i 4 Washed Installation One of the most dynamic diplomatic situation and also According to Father Oline^J. Other improvements consist Car Radios City Wide Service Expert - Dependable young people’s organizations in about foreign service career op­ of the refurbishing of the top 3500 Upan Street GL 5-7327 Murdick, superintendent of di­ All Work Oon« According to Chrittian Prlnciplta Insured ocesan schools, some 300 pupils Denver is the Voice of Youth. portunities with the State De- floor of the Swiss Guards’ bar­ Call Ui for Proa litlmslos John K. LaGuardla or nearly 20 per cent of the en­ The group was founded in partraent, the CIA, the military, racks to accommodate the in­ «L. S47S4 and OL. S 4 M rollment of seven Saginaw area oe^ver private agencies, the UN, and creased number of guards need­ ISM W. 44lh Avo. Member ML Carmel Parish 10 years ago by Wil­ NORTH DENVER LIQUOR STORE parochial schools now partici-' the Peace Corps. ed in the Second Vatican Coun- liam R. Wright and is sponsor­ Domestic and Imported pate in the project. Many Catholic high school stu-l't^ii ^ Under the plan. Catholic stu­ ed by the Kiwanis club. Because dents belong to Voice of Youth. | The cupola of the city’s par- WINE AND LIQUORS dents take science, electronics, of its dramatic ideas and vitali­ Marycrest is the only Denver church, St. Ann’s, has been TONY Cold Beer — Mixes — Pop and other courses in the pub­ ty, it is now a nation-wide or- school to have a unit of its own. reinforced andl the boarding /our ^ CHATEAU lic schools, but religion, history, ganization. The Denver unit, centering house for many of the ecclesias­ MORO'S 455-4723 English, and other courses in The purposes of Voice of around East Denver, has mem­ tic officials of the Vatican, the Edith and Cormino Lombardi Prop. their own schools. Youth are given as follows: Santa Marta hospice, was re­ bers from Machebeuf, St. Fran- 3007 W. 44th Ave. at Fedora) 8611 W. Colfax BE. 7-9975 Dr. Milford Holt, a spokes­ ds de Sales, and Regis, as weU furbished to bouse the 17 French 1. “ To encourage creative On Federot at West 44th Ave. on the Corner man for the Saginaw Public as the public schools. | Bishops who will be attending COMPLETE DINNERS thinking.” the public schools. NEXT TO SHANNON'S BARBER SHOP Schools administration, said the the council. The Denver unit, which meets additional classes for parochial 2. “ To prepare .American at Dawson Hall, 2025 High school students has not proved youth for patriotic leadership at OCEAN AND LAKE SPECIALTIES street, is having a membership News DeadlinB to be an extra financial burden home and abroad, capable of as­ drive. High school sophomores, The deadline for stories and WEISS BAKERY [to the public schools system. . suming diplomatic posts.” juniors, and seniors interested pictures in “ The Denver OPEN FOR LUNCH 11 A.M. ; MICHIGAN LAW permits 3. “ To foster better under­ in international and domestic af­ Catholic Register” is 5 p.m. OLD-FASHIONED SALT state aid to parochial students Dancing from 9 P.M. standing of the problem of cre­ fairs and who would like to join on Monday. Correspondents if they are taught in public RISING BREAD — EVERY TUESDAY ating a durable peace.” the Voice of Youth can contact are asked to have their stor­ schools by instructors paid by WITH TONY MURO their school representative or ies at “ The Register” by this THREE STORES TO SERVE YOU public school districts. . x u p cif xuRiTiniTc Frank Shavlik, 218 Ross build­ time to insure publication in 4034 TENNYSON ST. «L. S-tnz AT THE PIANO Besides Saginaw,'the shared; ® i ing, 1726 Champa street, (AL the following Thursday’s 5050 W. JITH AVE...... HA. 4.1J44 time plan has been operative!®^® ' 5-5271). LAKESIDE CENTER . OE. 3-1703 A N N MURO— for several years in communi-|P''°®^®"' activities, issue. YOUR HOSTESS ties in Connecticut, Pennsyl-' Aniong these are regular unit vania, Illinois, Minnesota. Ohio,; informative Come In For New Sticker * Sta. #954 and other states. speakers, individual study # It is regarded by some as a i groups dealing with specific ge- “ creative compromise" on the Ographic areas, a weekly radio issue of public aid to parochial ood TV panel discussion with schools. prominent guests, and an edi­ torial in the Denver Post, writ­ BRBIVEDWITH ten regularly by members. A focal point of the year will Anyone Can Play the be the third annual foreign serv PURE ROCKY I ice briefing conference to be GALTFR'O CONOCO SERVICE NEW PLAYER PIANO! I held Nov. 23-24 in the Cosnio- 44th & Lowell GL. 5-9857 : politan hotel. Nationally and in- Notary Public Romeo Galterie, lesiea I ternationally famous guest ex- MOUNTAIN MEMBERS OF ST. CATHERINE’S PARISH SPRING WATER. I Grotto Erected In Convent Yard Ybu'll be Buzzin’ Bout (St. Patrick’s Parish, Denver) A new grotto has been com­ OUR. pleted in the yard at the Sisters’ convent. St. Joseph’s statue is CREATIONS mounted on a light brick base. Artificial Trees for Work on the grotto was done by- Interior Decorations. Henry Franks and Ivan Cook. Flower Arrangements Men of the Holy Name so­ ciety will have a Communion Many other Gifts A breakfast, in the school Nov. 11 Home Decorations. XMCRiCAS FINE UCHT tlER after the 9 a.m. Mass. .All the Arvada Fashion Show men of the parish are invited.. St. .Anne’s .Altar and Rosarv society in Arvada is planning A FRII OiFT WITH The adult choir is soliciting i a gala fashion show Nov. 4 ai z;a0 p.m. in me school gym. EVIRY RURCHASI Ftm Paitian additional singers. Persons in-1 NOW OPEN! 1321 U K o la Tickets may be secured from Mrs. Don Price (HA 2-0940). terested should leave their name | 1332 BROADWAY • Of. 4-4551 Displaying some of the jewelry to be seen at the show are, and phone number at the rec-, left to right, Mrs. Richard Plciffer, chairman; Mrs. Keith i | WILLEH'S DECORATION & CREATIONS tory. Rehearsals for the Christ-' Peetz, and .Mrs. Bernard Hammons, who is modeling the three- j | mas season will begin soon. ; piece knit suit to be awarded at the show. 3746 Tejon — Phont 428-2852 I FAG! TWaVl THE DENVER aTHOLIC REGISTER Tfiurtdoy, Oct. II, 1H 2

KHN Requiem Moss Is Offered I JhufuiaAcant in. fijociL i n ' t For Mercy Huns' Superior MKAMBK BUSTOS KIMBALL HAKZANO WMltT BtreiMk. « . M I . Dal* com l Max BoMof. M. X H DotniBf atritt. Ned KlmbaU. K, 1741 W. Btd aramie. Michael Mamiw. 7 i MM Pecos im itote' Requiem High Mass was cele­ schofri. She gradated from Mt. H« li wrriTtd bjr hit «if«. Vloii; ao* Ba to mmaad bjr two aoaa. osa dangb- He li nnrlved tfy bif wilt, Lottie; five Itreet. He to urvtved by bis wife. tNtttf. ud tlirM ititcn. Raqalm ter. am Rater. II sraadchUdreD. I deoebtert. two soos. II gnndchUdreD. Asauntta; three sou , three daughters. assigned to bear their case, brated Oct. 12 in the chapel at Loretto high school Council H a « to b d a ( catotntod at 1 a A . xreat-graaddilldreB. and 18 fraat.treat- end three trttt*sniklchildren. Requiem 12 graadchUdreh. aod two gmt-graad- Lay Apostles entered the Church a n d Mercy hospital, Denver, for Sis­ Bluffs, la., and later entered Oct. 18 ill St. BBabeth'f ebarch. la- (tandckUdraa. Beqniam Blfk Uaia Oct RlS& M e »' Oct 15 in St. F^Wck't efaUdrao. R «;^ a m ' Rl|^ Mass CM. H tanmat 8ft. OllTct. Boolarant mor- II la AaatiDciatloa etmrcli. latermaat diiirdi. Interment Mt. OUvet. bi ML CanMl cborcb. lotcnnant Mt Of Romo brought with him his wife ter Mary Cecile. She died in the Religious Sisters of Mercy. tnartoa. l i t OBret OUager oionuacla. OUtcC OliBfcr iDortuailes. and two sons, all of whom LEYBA By E. T. Smith Tweety yeert of Slater’s BRAND CALABRESE . JaanlU Leybe. Q. lOf Relelgb atreet. WOLTERMAN later died as martjrrs. leacklBf cereer were speet la Harr A. BrawL U, n at E. Oak Paul CaUbreaa. 77. 88K W. 3801 aaa- Requiem Mms will be edebreted John W. Wottarmao. 17. S354 8. Sbv- Marriages do not always oue. He to anratTed bjr fira atotera at I a.m. Oct. If la St U o’a cbarcb. man ftraai. Ht ia sunriTad by bii And when Chrysanthus and Cotorado. She taught la Duraage avana. UttlatoB. Sba to aurTtrad bjr turn out the way they are tkrta daoibtan. fov brotbtn. ooa Bt- and two ta-Uwa. Reqolam High Maaa A Roeary will be redled la the Obager wile. Emma; four m m . two dau|^t«n. Daria were tortured to force MhMl 1H2 m 7 . Oct. U la Batj SanAr dn rcii. Inter- (roffl to For tar, u d II iraodcMldrta. Requicni chapd. lltb avenoe aad Boohtor itreet. and 12 irandchlldran. Raqnltm H if planned, as the pagan Pole- them to offer sacrifice to mant Mt. Ottaat. Olingar mattiiarlea. at I p.m. Oct. 11 latenBcot ML OliTtt. Maaa Oct. 12 la St. Lento' ciii II yeart ike tanikt at Preeetta* n i l Maaa Oct U is AH Ionia' cknrdi. mius found to his dismay in BaHawood. lotormant Mt. OUrat. Bonla- WITHEROW OUnger mortoarlea. ■Igwood. iDterment Ht. OUvit. Bnl- Hercules, many of their Uoa school, DMver, beforo ao- vard mattoariM. Joaaiib S. Wltberew. n . F t Laptoa. loci mortuary. third-century Rome. He to aurrlTeii br bis vUe. Clara: two LOPEZ guards were so impressed by sumlag her poslttoa at St. Jo­ daughters, owe sea. and 11 graadcMl- Angetlua (Auglel Lopes. 31. laia PANDO the couple’s heroism that drea. Requiem High Mass Oct 13 la 8t. Joe Paodo. U, IIM fTtli atreet He The way ,Polemius saw It, seph’s high school. FrankUn street She to survived br ber la stmriirad by one dani^ter. bis par* WUUara’a chnrcb. Ft. Lujiton. later- bnaband. John: one eon. her perenta. marriage to a nice pagan they too embraced Christian- meat Longmont aots. Mr. aod Mrs. Ooedmo Pando The celebrant of the Mass Mr. and Mra. Farmln Montoya: one and four brotbers. Raqulam High Mass girl would be just the thing Ity. brother, u d eight atotera. Requiem Oct. It In Sacred Heart cborcb. Inter- was Father George Ford CHACON ' High Mass Oct. 11 tn St CaJUu'a to distract his son Chrysan- Finally after an unsuccess­ Aaltaonjr M. Chacon, B . HU Champa meot wltb military honors in Ft. Ingan C.SS.R., assistant pastor at St. church. Interment Mt Ottvet. Trevino National cemettry.'Trevino mortoary! thus from this Christian mad­ ful attempt to force 'Daria itreet Ha to sarrlvad by hto wife. mortuary. Joseph’s church. Sixteen Sisters Marjr E.; U i mother. Mra. Lncr Cha­ ness and get him back to a into a life of immorality—an awn pw of Mercy from the Denver area con. one brother, and four atoten. (dd story says the was de­ Requiem Rlfb Maaa to balag caiabrated Joseph E. ScUir. M. IBS S. Federal com p<»^ the choir, which sang at 8 a.m. Oct. 18 la Holp Ghoat bouatvard. He to lurVIvod by Us wife. fended by a lion that had Requiem Said Martha. Riqnitm Hlgb Haas Oct. II the Common, Proper and re­ church. Interment M t OUset OUnger escaped from the amphithe­ mortuaries. In AU Salnto’ Church. Intument ML sponses of the Mass. For Mrs, Singer OUv«L ater—Chrysanthus and Daria CONaiXION were condemned to death. Sister Mary O d le is survived Svate ConcUUon. H, 811 tird itrect. WISMILLER She to aorrlTed bjr om atoter and Requiem Mass was offered Barney M. WismUler. W, tM lltb by her mother, Mrs. Clatherine leraral nlecea and napbewi. Raqolem street. He to survived by ooa brotbar. THEIR BODIES were for Mrs. Helen Singer, 39, of Requiem Hlgb Maaa Oct. 1 In St. Jones; four sisters, and ono High Haas Oct. 17 In St Cajaton'a buried in an abandoned ch u n l. Interment M t OUset Trestno 5602 S. Spots wood street, Little­ Leo's cburcb. Interment Ft. Logu. brother. Interment was in ML gravel pit. But even after mortuatjr. ton, Oct. 8. She was president VELLMURE _ Olivet cemetery. Boulevard, of St. Mary’s school PTA during Homl J. VtUmure. M. 2810 Elm death their influence lived mortuary. street. He la survived by one ion and on. On the first anniversary two graaddaugtaters. Requiem High Sr. Mary Cecile Maaa Oct 11 tn Biassed Sacrament of the couple’s martyrdom, a JERRY BREEN church. Interment ML Olivet. OUnger group of Christians came to SlenniNmi Arrangni mortuarice. Mercy Hospital Oct. 10 after an Florist pray at their grave and these illness of Hve months. TwHcny Dinnnr SHANNON LEE BRADLY pilgrims too became martyrs Man of the Angela w u edebrated For the past five years Sister 1064 15th St. Oct. 10 in Holy Cron cburcb. Tbom- when the emperor’s soldiers Mary Cecile had been superior (St. Joha’i Pariah, Stoneham) HAin >-2279 too, for Shannon Lot Bradly. 4. of IM buried them alive in the pit. at Sisters of Mercy Convent, Emory street. Northglenn. Sbumoo'a The annual roast turkey din­ deaUi foUowed an emergency opertUoo The burial i^ace of these Denver and had taught at St. ner and fall festival srill be held on Oct. 5. Sts. Chrysanthus and Daria, heroes of Christ was vene­ Joseph’s high school. The Man o f the Angda was ede- Oct. 21 starting at 5 p.m. in the Feut Oct 25 rated as a shrine as late as brated by Father Chariea Jonet, paitor She had been active In the Stoneham public school cafe­ of Holy C n n cburdi. the ninth century. Then the archdiocesan music programs sane worship of the old gods. teria. The price for adults is SWIGERT BROS. She la lanrlved by bar parents, Mr. relics of Sts. Chrysanthus and was a charter member and and Mra. Ricbard Bradly: bar g ^ - And Darla, a virgin of Vesta, 11.59 and for children 75 cents. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Millar MUan and Daria were taken to chairman until September, 1962, appeared to be just the girl I OPTOMETRISTS end Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Bradly. two Munstereifel in Germany, of the Archdiocesan Er^glish A variety of booths will in­ stotors. and one brother. Interment to get the job done. ML OUvet. OUnger mortuariee. where they are still preserv^ Teacher’s association. clude faneywork, cakewalk, To Polemius’ disgust, the games, and a fish pond. Prizes ROCCO CANINO today. Sister Mary Cecile was bom Dtvoftd To Yovr Cofflpf«ft Vision Core Requiem Hlgb Man w u cotdwated whole brilliant plan went in January, 1919, in Des Moines, to be awarded are a Sunbeam THE THIRST for souls of Oct. II In St. Patitck’i church for completely astray. Before the la., where she attended grade hypan, a shotgun, an electric Rocco Canlno. 43. of 3331 W. 30th Chrysanthus and Daria was avenue. Mr. Cantno died Oct. 12 In a nuptial ceremony even took blanket, a toaster, a percolator, OPTICIANS local hospital foUowIng a brief Ulnan. not at all rare among lay I place, Chrysanthus had talked a sUdnlen steel dining set, and H. W. SWIGERT Jr., O.D. DAVE EVANS He was bom April 21.1110. in Denver his bride-to-be into becoming men and women in the early Mother of God cash awards. and waa a graduate of North hlgb days of Christendom. The I H. W. ODIL, O.D. FRED SWIAIDONE •chool. He w u married to Irent An­ a Christian. HNS Sets Meet This event is sponsored by the drew In Denver June 20, 1042. Church today stresses the (Mother of God Parish, Denver) Rosary-Altar society and the Mr. Canlno w u a salesman for a WHAT WAS even worse, need for lay apostles in an The Holy Name society will meat packing firm and a member of Men’s club of the parish. Uyden-CbUea-Wickershim American Le- from Polemius’ point of view, increasingly pagan world be­ meet.Oct. 22 at 8 p.m. in the :■:! 1550 California St. KE 4.5819 Mrs. Helen Singer glon Post 1. the newly married couple cause she remembers well church basement. » *Sf Ho la survived by hla wife. Irene: spent a great deal of their DENVER EVERGREEN 1961-62 and was past president one daughter, bis mother. Mra. Rose the vital role played by he­ The Altar and Rosary Society time circulating among the MONUMENT CO. of Our Lady of Grace circle. Mt. OUvet. Boulevard mortuaries. roic members of the laity in is sponsoring a card party, Oct. patrician elite of Rome, per­ bringing ancient Rome to 28 in the church basement at Bom Oct. 22,1922, in Littleton, MARIE MAE CASEY Requiem High Maee w u edetarated suading their friends and ac­ Christ. 7; 30 p.m. Tickets are $1 each she was married Aug. 12, 1945, OcL 17 in SI. Domlnlc'i church for quaintances fo join the Chris­ and reservations may be made to Albert J. Singer, Jr., in the Marie Maa Caaey. SO..of 4582 Winona MORE THAN HALF A CENTURY Conrt. Mies Caecy died OcL 12 in a tian faith. by calling Mrs. James Mooney, presence of Father (now Bishop) local hoapttal. Dunhil Clinic RA. 2-3303. Hubert M. Newell, then pastor Bora Fob. I, 1012. ibo came to Chrysanthus’ father was lirgMt Utocats to Hw (}ueen of Heaven circle will OF SERVICE THR0U6H of St. Mary's parish. Mr. Singer Denver In 1811 and tttended the nohUc not the only one who was Snt at School Ssdre MowMaiii area icbooli here before ibe w u grMMated be entertained at a bridge lunch­ 11130 WMt asm Avs. is with the security division of from North high school in 1028. disturbed by the couple's suc­ (Sacred Heart Parish, Denver) eon O ct 24 at .12 noon in the (1 fflilt tail •( Mouiil Ollwt) the Martin company in Little­ Mtoa Casey wai a bookkeeper the cess in. recruiting converts. OmtIn MclaSSM illiUig aoS pait IS years with the Superior Honey Mrs. Russel Kelly, school home of Mrs. P. R. Martin. ton. The prefect of Rome heard of HA. 444H Co. She to survived by om lister nurse, has announced that and several nlecea and nephews. OUng­ their activities and bad the Qm tuidS bCihUute/uilliKL. Father Frederick D. McCallin, dental clinic will begin at the er mortuartu. couple arrested. pastor, offered the Requiem schofd Oct. 29. High Mass. Present in the sanc­ John XXIII Consoles EVEN IN PRISON Chry­ Mrs. Albert Guerro was ap- tuary were Father Donald Prose Pius* Housekeeper santhus and Daria continued p itte d membership chairman assistant pastor. Father Thomas their dedicated work for of (he PTA, Mrs. William M. Feely, C.M., of St. Thomas’ Rome—Pope John XXIII sent Christ The tribune Claudius, Brown volunteered to be ways iitUurk itortimu seminary, led a Rosary recited a special message of comfort and means committee chairman for Mrs. Singer Oct. 7. to Mother Pasqualina, long-time and made an appeal for all PTA T^puU n§ Nvn’f Mother’s ■ tMMB m n u m M. FiHjiaF In addition to her husband, housekeeper for Pius XII members to give ideas on ways Requiem Offered to help raise funds for things ■ M l mOABWAV . «Itm M 4.IU B Mrs. Singer is survived by two The occasion was the event of THE FINEST sons and one daughter, Thomas the opening of the Vatican Coun­ needed for the school and cafe­ ■ M THR CtNTBR OF OINVgR Requiem High Mass was cele­ A., Dennis P., and Marianne L.*, cil and just a- day after he had teria. ■ MiOm brated Oct. 16 in St Dominic’s ■ her mother, Mrs. Christine Ben- taken part in a Requiem Mass Hr. and Mrs. Albert Breuch, church, Denver, for Ellen M. ett, Littleton; an aunt, and an for Pius on the fourth anniver­ members of the parish, marked Serving Walsh, 91. She died Oct. 13 in unde. sary of his death. their 58th wedding anniversary St. Francis Convalescent hos­ ^ ^mvER^sjr^doDsOx Oct. 18. They were married in South Denver and Englewood ■P pital. St. Elizabeth’s church, Denver, " f Rtil •inti inott viTi toiriotiet Mrs. Walsh, a former resi and have been active parishion |.;MVMM«8tii

Couple Given Our Obligation Papoi Blessing

Mr. and Mrs. D. A, Etienne of St. Mary Magdalene’s par­ ish, Edgewater, received a Pa­ pal Blessing at the observance ^'LONDON WRAP''...THE marking thdr golden wedding to YOU . . . jubilee. The couple moved to NEW BLOUSE THAT Colorado five years ago after is to consider family residing in Hammond, Ind., needs and wishes — STAYS IN PLACE! more than 40 years. to give the personal A High Mass offered by Fa­ attention of experienced Dress up suit or skirt . . . this blouse won't ther Everard Klein climaxed gap or shifti Inside elastic buttons keep the the observance in St. Margaret funeral counsel to front in control . . . bock shirt toil tucks in Mary's church, Hammond. Mr. every detail of Etienne had constructed the al­ to keep the back in place . .. belt wraps right arrangement. over left and buttons in bock to give you tars, Communion rail, and other a lovely figure. The fine crepe is Dacron® furnishings for the church. The couple were married polyester. . . needs no ironing if you wash it Sept. 24, 1912, in Mt. Vernon, carefully. White, block, or bei^e. ni. They are the parents of ,Sires 32 to 38. 9.98 seven children and have 21 Bolter BIoums, all 3 "Denvert" grandchildren and five great­ grandchildren. More than 150 guests attended a celebration I MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED honoring the jubilarians. , or phons KE. A2IIL sxt. 250 ■ tlw Dsnvar Dry Goods Co., Daovtr I, Colo. I Plaata sand ma thasa 9.98 "Londoo Wrap" blovMSi N«w Rocipa Day-Noonan Mortuary I Quontity Color Sin IT TAKES SKILLED HANDS Take one cup of kindness. I , Blend with your United Fund, 2406 'ederal Blvd. GE 3-6575 The tkilled hands of a surgeon have had training and practice through the years in one I whose goal is to support 113 - field of endeavor. . . medicine. For this reason, people have been willing lo place their needed health, welfare, and I lives in his hands. Your local investor-owned utility company also specializes in one field — that b serving you with the best possible natural gas and electric service. The gas youth guidance services. Add I Nina . and electricity that you use in your home U being supplied by an investor-owned, busi< some dough (your once-a-year Hockethal-Noonon Mortuary I Addrtts Bess managed utility. Thb company and the other investor-owned utilities can oootinus pledge). Mix well. Yield: Gen­ to supply all of the energy requirements ol a growing America and do it without need- erous portions of hope and hap­ 1451 Kalamalh St. MA 3U 006 I City _ ZoM __ Stata less expenditure of taxpayers money. ( lOtotpa ( ICaah { )C0.0. piness for many people. CARE I Colerads rtsldants add 2% lalai lai) If In Daimr 4%. Bayond our and SHARE . . . Give the best I ragular dalivary aria, add postaga and handling cost; 33c first bloina, PUBLIC BEPVICB COM PANY OP COLORAOO way . . , Give the United Fund '- 4»a aach additional. «• • e$ tOe oeto way. ThufMlay, Oct 18, 1962 THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER fAGE THIRTEEN

Veterans Invited Couple ‘Over 50’ SVRpiMf To Join Organization To Be Missioners Veterans of World War I liv­ ami ing in Qdorado are invited to Stevens Point, Wis. — Cliff join the “ Veterans of World War and Irene L'uid, a Catholic cou­ V oft far I U .S^., Inc.”i The national on- ple on the “ wrong side of 50” , DONALD L ganlzatioo has a membership of have been accepted as mem­ more than 300,000 from coast bers of the Papal Volunteers for to coast. Latin America. KELLEY A1 A. Yarrow, 600 Peari street, The Lunds, who owned and Denver, is commander of the operated a dental laboratory in Republican Depertmoit of Colorado District Stevens Point, will assist Father J. Inquiries may be directed to STATE SENAn Joseph Waiijewsld of the La (Pd. Pol. Ad.) him. Crosse (Wis.) diocese, itho is serving as a missionary in Santa Cruz, Bolivia. The couple have one daughter O T i V i Sister Domenicao, a member of the Dominican Sisters of Sin- sinawa, who is studying at the University of Portland, Ore. • erifc* W*(fc • Tun* up • Auto F*ltoln* • Front WlM*l AHfnm*nt • Body a F*nd«r i*H>r Scholarship fo Coflogions Telstar Brings

Two students, James Springer (at left), a junior, and Jo­ Council to U.S. Corona Auto Service seph Murphy (center), a sophomore, have been named co- New York — As three TV Standard Gat ft Oils holders of the Midland Federal Savings and Loan association networks made use of the com­ 6lh ft Coreae RA 2-4867 scholarship for 1962-63 at Regis College, Denver. They are re­ munications’ satellite Telstar, Churthlll and Celumiivf Day ceiving the scholarships from RoUin D. Barnard, president of U.S viewers got fast visual cov­ erage of the opening of the Sec­ Assistant U.S. Attorney General Louis F. man, who said attendance at the record- The firms listed here Midland. ond Vatican Council in Rome. Oberdorfer (at left) of Washington, D. C., breaidng tnneheon was the highest in its 11- deserve to be remembered Midland scholarships were established last year at Regis Telstar was in such a favor­ was the feature speaker at the K. of C. year history; Mrs. Oberdorfer, and William when you are distributing and reflect the assodathm’s interest in encoaraging higher edu­ able orbit between Andover, Friday Lunch clnb Columbns day program. T. Dresler, grand knight of Knights of Co- cation through financial assistance to students. ____ your patronage in the dif­ Md., and the Brittany Coast of He is being presented the Chun^iU Collec­ inmbns Connell 539 who made the presenta­ France that there was only one tion, “ Hie Second World War.” Left to right tion.— (Photo by Perl) ferent lines of business. Bronco Coach brief loss of picture in the 24- are Leonard Doherty, Colambns day chair­ TRY minute telecast The Italian TV To Speak at network, known as R.I.A., did the live coverage with dozens Plan 'Freedom Seminar' Dr. Alfred D. Kleyhauer * Surety Boflds J id b iA , K. of C. Lunch of cameras in St. Peter’s Basili- Optonaetrlit ^ ^ R R S T ca and square. A live picture Jack Faulkner, coach of the Conventional or Contact lenses was sent across Europe over CALL Fiesta Dishes - Opeh Stock Denver Broncos professional "ih* Lamp oi th* bodvl* Um football team, will be the guest the facilities of Eurovision, the Af Phipps Auditorium M«tth*w S:B *nd Luk* U:M Gilts - Hardware - Paint 1432 Tremont Street K E 4-1044 Glass - Toys speaker of the Knights of Colum- European TV network. Poul T. McGrody Boyd Daniels, a member of America” and “ Program of Ac­ Pipe Threading The edited video tape was Blessed Sacrament parish, Den­ tion for Victory Over Com­ VAN SCHAACK & CO. Window Shades - Key sent from Rome to Brussels, Duplicating the central control point of Eur­ ver, will be the master of cere­ munism.’’ 310 Pottorson Bldg. monies for a “ Freedom Semi­ Open Friday ft Monday Eves. ovision, and then on to The seminar is the first of a WILUAMS RAMBLIR, IHC MAin 3-9333 nar” that will be held in Phipps series featuring prominent per­ 32 Broadway PE. 3-2940 the French satellite station on the Brittany Coast. After a west­ auditorium Sunday, Oct. 21. sons who will come to Denver Authorized Rambler and Nash Sales & Service ward boost from Telstar, the Mr. Daniels has been ac- to participate in programs and picture signals were received in give addresses in relation to Expurt Machanical Work — All Mokn Maine and New York. strengthening and safeguarding OpWI the American heritage. 230 S. University Iv c n ln q i SH. 4-2781 .om em aker’s Other speakers who will be US, Ambassador Seat featured in the series include •D epartm ent Eddie Rickenbacker, Senators To Council Opening Goldwater, Dodd, and Thur­ VOTE FOR Patronize These Reliable and Friendly Firms mond, Paul Harvey, news com­ Washington — The State De mentator, and film stars, Ron­ CHARLES D. (JIM) partment announced that U. S. ald Reagan and John Wayne. Ambassador to Italy G. Freder­ Tickets for the program Oct. ick Reinhardt attended the BUILDING AND GROUNDS MAINTENANCE 21, which is being coordinated BU1U>ING AND GBOUNDS MAINTENANCE opening ceremonies of the Sec PoUthlns and Scrubfalnz Hacblnan—Com- by the Citizens’ Information Cen­ BROMLEY ond Vatican Council. merclal Vacuumi ~ Power Sweepers, Sim­ ter of Boulder, are |1 for adults plicity Gerden T n e to n and Snow Re­ Department spokesmen ear­ REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR •HUB ' ^ P moval Equipment, Power Sprayers, and and 50 cents for students. Tick­ Janitorial Supplies. lier bad announced that the U.S. ets may be obtained at the SALES CO. 5S4-S141 Denver 173644 Blake 8L bad decided against sending a door. REGENT Jack Faulkner special delegation or a personal representative of President Ken­ UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO bus Friday Luncheon club Oct. nedy, because the council open CAC Schedules GUSS Bacon & Schramm 19 in the K. of C. home, 1575 ing would be a “ purely religious • Favorz public Board • Native of Colorado — Graduate o f University Compositien Roofing Grant street, Denver. gathering.” Benefit Party meetings XOw As new coach of the Denver AmbM**dor Reinhardt re­ Law School Ttl* ll<»ofl6««| The reileiovu committee of • Favors the selection of a ^ rm icds, M r. P^tilkner has es* portedly informed the State De­ scholar as President of • Served m Regent for Roof Repairing the Denver Catholic Alumni dub tablished a remarkable record partment that since several Boyd Daniels the University 18 years 4020 Srighton Blvd. for this season with five wins is sponsoring a card party Oct. • Only Republican on lSt7 Cheyenne Place TA 5-SU1 hundred American citizens, in • Opposes recent appoint­ CM. 4-8568 five in various anti-Communism 19 in St. Vincent de Paul’ present six member (CeHan at Broadway) and only one loss. eluding more than 220 American ments and promotions seminars in the area including church hall, Denver, for the Board Some of the assistant coaches Bishops, are taking part in the made by the Adminis­ participation in the American benefit of the St. Thomas sem­ as well as the football players council, be felt it would be ap­ tration Legion’s Leydan-Chiles-Wick- inary burse. VOTE FOR ^ of the Denver Broncos will at­ propriate for the American am­ • Veterip of two wars, ersham Post 1 Americanism in­ ELDER CONSTRUaiON COMPANY tend the luncheon. bassador to attend the opening j The present CAC burse was marriM, three «>ns, GUY H. ELDER ft SONS ceremonies. stitute. seven grandchildren Bromley X The luncheon starts promptly started by members of the for­ The main speaker for the at 12 noon and ends at 1 p.m. mer St. Thomas University club (Pd. Pol. Ad.) Industrial and Commercial Building event will be William P. Strube, All Catholic men of the city and and was continued when the 175 VaUeJo S t PEarl 3-8930 their friMids are invited. Get Housing Jr., president of Mid American club joined the National Asso­ Life Insurance company of ciation of Catholie Alumni clubs. For 1,500 Houston, Tex. Mr. Strube Is the Donations are |1 per person, Regis Fraternity author of The Star Over the which entitles card fans to an SnCUS-LiUllLOR Council Fathers Kremlin and he will give two evening of play at their favorite GOLD CROSS PRODUCTS, INC. talks in the seminar “ Commu­ To Host Banquet Rome — Accommodations for card game. • 543 LARMIER ST. - 830 17th ST. “Accredited Purveyors to the Catholic Clergy” nist Blueprint for Conquest of JANITORIAL ft SANITARY SUPPLIES about 1,500 council Fathers, well Marking Jubilee more than half all those at­ 1 4 2 1 .16tii Street — CH 4-8775 or CM 4-2598 Tierney Named tending, were arranged by the DINVIR 1, COLORADO The Regis college chapter of U.S. Doctor to Aid ENGRAVED council’s Administrative secre­ To M ake Study Alpha Kappa Psi, national busi­ tariat. More than 35 national Prelates in Remo ness fraternity, will host a found­ Thomas M. Tierney of Den­ colleges and other institutes ver, executive vice president of BllVIlt# THB INTIRI MITROf O i^ N AUA ers’ banquet in the Regis student Rochester, Minn. — Dr. Pas- PLASTIC threw open their doors to the Colorado Blue Cross, has been center, Denver, Oct. 21, at 6 visiting prelates. i quale J. Palumbo, a third-year SIGNS ft DESK PLATES tENNIE LENNOX p.m. appointed to a national com fellow in medicine at the Mayo This event marks the 58th an­ American Bishops are stay­ mittee to make a study of the ing at various hotels and apart­ clinic, will serve U.S. Church­ niversary of the founding of best way to provide medical B f i O M 2 'E T A B L E T S men in Rome for the council. the fraternity. Wayne Shroyer, ments throughout the city. Three care for the aged. Fluent in Italian, he was select­ chairman of the accounting de­ U.S. Cardinals are at the North Sen. Jacob K. Javits of New American college: Cardinals ed by the Mayo foundafion. ______partment at the University of York is chairman of the com­ Denver, will be the main speak­ McIntyre, Cushing, and Ritter. Church authorities had di­ mittee. Eleven other noted •an helf Of • yeoMBWi Or eendiHewiia aOMb ^ • er. The secretariat, as far as pos­ rected their request for a doc­ ymt m» OtMeoMia weM health authorities throughout a* tM «i—«•• •■ aM taStia Attending the dinner will be sible, has tried to house Bish­ tor to Sister Mary Brigh, ad­ the country will take part in the ops in the colleges of their own ministrator of St. Mary’s hos­ THE BEER THAT tauuifi A C m M O ID members of the Alpha Kappa study. DAY and nation. Only 20 of the 170 Bra­ pital. She turned the request HAin rag Psi chapters at Regis, the Uni­ zilian Bishops are staying at Committee members will NIGHT versity of Colorado, the Univer­ over to the Mayo foundation. MADE MILWAUKEE their national college. The oth­ serve without pay. The study is eUARANTliO UtKIIOXy sity of Denver, Colorado college, Dr. Palumbo, a native of Ro­ SIRVICI ON ers have been given rooms at chester, N.Y., is residing at the being privately financed ALlrM AKiS and alumni members of the through contributions. FAMOUS toBOTw.. coMoew.. legniiii fraternity in the Denver area. the Domus Mariae, a well-furn-- Salvatore Mundi International S4 HOUtSnVKS ished convention center on the Charles C. Huskinson of Den­ hospital on Rome’s Janiculum Northern outskirts of Rome. DIAL SU 1-4494 ver, national vice president of bUl. E. M. Brooks Speaks Alpha Kappa Psi, will serve as At Nebraska Meet i MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. master of ceremonies. ■ _ t(uimtifimMlb^ Elwood M. Brooks, chairman SwiWWlM Ruhert M. —Paul V. —M. T, Murray l l ll l l l j of the board of the Central Bank and Trust company, Denver, and SAUS FRANK WATERS, Prtt. ENGINEERING KOHLER President of the National So- LAVATORIES dety for Crippled Children and Adidts, was the featured speak­ WHY SAVE HOME? Electrical Contracting & Repairing for Building-in er at the annual convention of the Nebraska Sodety for Crip­ SYRENGTH pled Children Oct. 12 at Un- Tb< HOME U weU *iUblUbed coln. He spoke on “ Rehabilitat­ —In fact i f f b**B In biuiiMM STROHMINGER for tt jr u n without aver ing the Handicapped.” m lulnf a dividend or any Electric €o» uver ever aufferlns a loa*. Surplus Property Bill INSURED SAVINGS Ineured with Fedaral Sarlnsi Licensed and Bonded Washington — President Ken­ and Loan Ineurtnc* Corpora­ tion for parfact nfaty on Member National Electrical Contractors Ass'n nedy has signed into law a bill permitting donations of surplus your money. 1178 Stout S t AC. 2-5733 federal personal property to HIGH RESERVES schools for the mentally retard­ To further Iniure the safety ed, public libraries, and educa­ of your uvinfi. Specializing in tional radio and television sta Quality Plumbing tions. Personal property is that HIGH UQUIDITY Your money Is always eon- FIREPLilCE FIXTURES which can be moved, as dis M ftMiM ■ ; I I and Heating Repairs venlanUy available. If you finguished from land or build­ wlab to withdraw, ilmply brlna In your paiabook or ings. •end It In by nu L B MWMyRW CURRENT DIVIDEND Aadhaw ----- SLAHERY, Spanish Cardinal Cad bndi Blasts Landholders Cartoin aeiMit & COMPANY Madrid — Large landholdings tparik faords Gilt From Cofix Infernafionol are to blame for southern Ceefria lags Plumbing and Heating Spain’s depressed economic con­ logs Contractors Shortly after the death of Archbishop William 0. Brady ditions, Cardinal Jose Bueno y of St. Paul, Minn., members of the International Calix society Monreal of Seville asserted here, 181 VAI.LEJO ST. DENVER MARBLE 8 TILE Co. purchased a memorial chalice for presentation to his eventual here. Largait and most aomplata display af firaplaaa and loon association fixtures in tha Wart. SIl. 4-3181 successor. E. W. Trow, international president of Calix, is He noted that the haughty at­ 1913 Broadway • Boulder, Colo. - HI Z-ISW btoblIsM Stow ion shown above presenting the chalice to Archbishop Leo Bins, JOHN J. CONNOR, Fretid«nt titude of the landholders has 1510 Glenarm Place - Uanver, Colo. M A M 4 8 4 1330 STOUT ST. Kl. 44580 Robtrt F. Connor, Vle* Pr*tld«nt who succeeded Archbishop Brady. Calix is an organization for caused resentment among the HA..34208 Catholic men who have a drinking problem. "have-not rural workers.”

r PACE FOURTEEN THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER TRuri^oy, Oct. 18. 1962 200 Women Conducting Census Dr. Goedert to Speak For Saint Philomena's Parish To A ll Saints' Group

(St. PhUomcBa’a Parish, jbe done by 290 women, acting THE FIRST evening meeting (All Saints’ Parish, Denver) from 1 to 6 p.m. Admission is Denver) |as missionaries of the parish. of the Altar and Rosary socie­ Dr. Lawrence W. Goedert, a $1.35 for adults and 75 cents A parish census is being con­ ( Following a conference held ty in the SO-year history of the Denver obstetrician and gyne­ for children. du ct^ under the direction of for all workers at tlie school parish was held Oct. 8 at 7:30 cologist, will be the guest speak­ All single young Catholics be­ Father Leonard G. Urban, as­ auditorium Oct. 17, the women p.m. in the church conference er at the meeting Oct. 24 of tween the ages of 18 and 38 sistant pastor. began canvassing apartment room. This enabled young moth­ the Altar and Rosary society. are welcomed to join the Mater The first object in the project houses. ers and working girls to attend. Dei Youth club. Meetings are this week to contact all peo­ The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Wil­ Mrs. Jack Thelen is- the new held OB the second and fourth ple in private homes. This will liam M. Higgins, pastor, said editor of the PTA Newsletter. Sundays of the month at 475 that a full parish census is the News items pertaining to the Logan street. Further informa­ very keystone in the jeweled PTA may be phoned to her at tion may be obtained by calling arch of parish administration. 399-1034. 355-1583. ^ST7S^li6l«NA'S The PTA will sponsor a bake sale and toy sale Oct. 21 in the PARISH school cafeteria. Anyone inter­ Inforniul Discussions ested may wish to donate any baked g o ^ before or after any Mass on Oct. 31. Botty ft Bob's Boouty ft Barber Shop Give Parents New Look P P V Specializing in (St. Joseph’s [Redemptorist] conventional PTA sessions, are Sf. Vincent PTA Permanent Wav- Parish, Deaver) giving parents of students in the J p ing and Latest in Informal round-table discus­ parish grade and high school a Forming Circles 4 - r Hair Shaping Fromod Info Cooking sions between teachers and par­ (St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish, 2630E.12tb Ave. EA 2-4723 new look at their children’s ents, substituted this year for problems and accomplishments. Denver) Framed into cooking the dinner for the left to right, Adam Lehman, Vic Aiieniello, A drive to form new circles in sixth year in a row for the St.- Louis PTA and Walter Maguire. The cafeteria will bo The sessions, conducted sep­ the parish is being directed by spaghetti dinner and jamboree Oct. 21 are. “open for business’’ from 12 noon until I p.m. arately (or each class, have St. Vincent de PouPs Parish Mary Baird, circle chairman of brought out nearly IM per cent V so. liNIViRSITY SLVO. ft I. ARIZONA the PTA. Any unit of six to 10 of the parents. The informal women meeting once a month Englewood Parish Plans Fete Oct. 21 SUNDAY MASSES procedure allows parents to ask 0:49, 8:00, 8:30, 11:00 and 12:15 on varied projects is accept­ questions, make suggestions, Dr. L. W. Goedert (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) ocesan school office, 938 Ban­ Membership in this helping- Confession; Saturdays 3:80 to 5:30 and 7:30 to 9 p.m. able. examine test papers, and dis­ The' parish jamboree and spa­ nock street, with Richard Turn- hand organization is bpen to all R t Rev. Hsgr. Eugene A. CSullivta, Pastor He will discuss the morality Filling the Pope’s storehouse cuss the educational problems bull of the Great Books Founda­ members of the parish. Infor­ ;> 2389 Z3B9 £. AriaonaAruo: SP. 7-4813 of the much-debated medical is­ will be one of the main activi­ ghetti dinner is set for Oct. 21 J 5 of pupils at each age level. from 12 noon until 9 p.m. tion and Mrs. Hal Heffron of the mation may be obWned by call­ sues, such as sterilization, ther­ ties of the circles. Infants' gar­ Junior Great Books program as ing Mrs. Kukral, SK 6-8192. Out of the sessions, which apeutic abortion, the contracep­ ments, new or used, and first The jamboree committee ex­ the trainers. Mrs. E. P. Worthman, chair­ have already been conducted for tive pill, Enovid, hypnotism, Communion clothing are dis­ presses its appreciation for the Preisser's Red & white A branch of the Aaettes is be­ man of the membership com­ each of the 12 grades, have artifical insemination, and the tributed by circles throughout gifts received. Trading stamps ing established in the parish un­ mittee of the Altar and Rosary come plans for field trips to be ethicaf directives concerning the world to the missions. Wom­ of all kinds are needed. Grocery and Market der the direction of Mrs. A. J. society, announced this week CMhoSM •UVRlMued conducted for the elementary hysterectomy. en interested may phone Mrs. Kukral, chairmau of the spirit­ that 395 paid-up members will •ornmamthtt FANCY MEATS, VEOETABLES pupils on Saturdays and after Following the discussion, Baird, PE 3-6125. THE JUNIOR Great Books ual develoinnent committee of be listed in the forthcoming so­ CATHOUOMWMH AND QUALITY OROCiRISS school under PTA sponsorship. there will be a question and program starts again tiiis year Beginning Oct. 22, Mrs. Hal the Altar and Rosary society. ciety handbook. Free Delivery SPruce 7-4447 answer session. All the women at the school with the sixth, sev­ On the high school level, par­ Niemberger will conduct a 2331 I. OkN Am. (S. U*hr. aM Mia) of the parish are incited. enth, and eighth grades particl ents are helping two lay teach­ “ Physical Fitness" class from pating. The groups will meet on ers to supervise socials held The Altar and Rosary society 7 to 8 p.m. in the gym for all CURE d'ARS PARISH will sponsor a roast beef dinner the women of the parish and alternating Mondays. each Sunday evening for the B. 32ND ft DAHLIA ST. ST. THiERiSE PARISH Nov. 4 in the school cafeteria students. their friends. Leaders for the coming year All parents of second graders are: ^ t h grade, Mrs. Law SUNDAY MASSES rence Karlin and Mrs. William SUNDAY MASSES PARENTS, enthusiastic over ChrUlfiias Shop are asked to attend school night 6:00-7:00-8:00-10:00.11:80 A 7:00 p.m. 1 on Oct. 24. Shae; seventh grade, Mrs. John 6:00 - 7:00 - 8:00 -10:00 ■ 11:15 & 12:15 the new arrangement, report To Opon at Loyola CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 4KW 0 7:80 October 25 at 8 p.m. is the Barry and Mrs. James Bnis- CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 4 to 5:30 A 7:30 to 9 that the meetings have brought rst. Ignatius Loyola’s Parish, date for the next adult square kotter; and eighth grade, Mrs. 3050 Dahlia St. EA. 2-1 IB Revs. John J. Regan, Francis Pettit them new understanding of their Denver) dance party in the gym. The Robert Durlin and Mrs. Bob Ib- 1243 Kingston St., Aurora EM. 64)735 own role in their children’s edu­ The Christmas shop, sponsored party is open to the public. botson. cation and of the teaching meth­ by the PTA, will be open each The Junior Great Books pro- ods, goals, and problems in to­ Sunday after all of the Masses WOMEN’S NIGHT for the grain welcomes interested adult JOHN R. COYLE day’s schools. and on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Pinochle club will be held Oct. leaders. A training session is TOLVE LIQUORS One conventional PTA meet­ Mrs. Burton McCue, . chair­ 18 at 8:15 p.m. in the cafeteria. being organized at the archdl- Optometrist ing will be held in each semes­ man, has announced that a large Dahlio Shopping Center - 3360 Dahlia CONTAa LENSES and GUSSES on CREDIT PUN ter of the school year. Arrange­ selection of Christmas cards, Free Delivery — EA. 2-5977 ments aLso have been made for wrappings, religious articles, NK K Fl.OKA J.WK i: M ( KI V 9355 East Colfax Aurora, Colo. individual interviews between fruit cakes, and other gift items Phones: 366-3870 366-3981 Credit Union to Hold . NAN(V JIM JCKKY MARY the parents and teachers. are available. Open House on Oct. 21 THELMA KASSON 1 BEAUTY SHOP DUCKW ALL’S (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish, The PTA of the grade school 2876 Colorado Blvd. Denver's Newest Hair Slyllns X Denver) will sponsor a card party Nov. Suburban Variety Stare 2 in the high school caifeteria Parmansnt Wavino The parish credit union will Q PARISH PHARMACY GUIDE from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Tickets PHONI DBxtar S-IISS DAHLU SHOPPINQ CINTBIt observe International Credit Un­ Thalina Kataea 0%ennor, Ownsr 33rd ft Dahlia ft at $1 and reservations may be CALL YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DRUG STORE FOR PROMPT SEPvVICc ion D ay by holding an open Obtained by calling Mr«. Robert house at the Credit Union of­ Melvin, RAY-5950. fice, 340 S. Sherman street, Oct. Christmas cards and gifts are 21, beginning after the 8 a.m. BLESSED SACRAMENT on sale every Sunday in the ALL SAINTS’ HOLY CROSS, THORNTON Mass and continuing until 1 grade school music room. Im­ p.m. print orders should be placed CITY VIEW Religion classes for grade now for early delivery. LINCOLN DRUG school pupils attending the pub­ The parish correspondent for PRIi DlLIViRY Piofessional Phaimacy lic schools are held each Sun­ the Denver Catholic Register OoW. lend Stamps Ph. AT 7-5535 day morning in the grade is Mrs. James Cantrall, 56 Your Parish Service Station 234S So. Ftdoral WS. S-4MI 8796 N. Corona school building following the 9 Grant street (PE 3-7048). Pub­ Here is a helpful directory. Look fdr the listing of your Your Catholic Druggist Thomtoo S9, Cola a.m. Mass. licity chairmen are asked to nearby "parish" service station. Its friendly operator Sao Bob Boblea Dan Caulfield anOHi Religion classes for mentally get their material to Mrs. Can- is askipg this special means to invite your patronage. EA. 2-7711 retarded, slow learning, and trail no later than 6 p.m. each You'll find that this axtra friendliness is matched with handicapped children - are held Sunday. HOLY FAMILY cheerful service and expert attention for your cor. HOLY FAMILY at Notre Dame School, 2600 S. Ho's ready to serve you with gas and oil, Hres, bat­ CATHEDRAL Sheridan boulevard, each Friday WOODMAN Communion Day teries, lubrioition and other convenient services. By Howard Drug Co. from 3:30 to 4:15 p.m. Further PHARMACY QUINN PHARMAa information may be obtained by “pulling In” at his stotion regularly, you will recipro­ Preeeriptioii Dmggiits Free Delivery calling WE 5-7800. For Children cate his friendliness and get the best in service. — Preaeriptions— Prompt Prescription Service 44tb ft Tannyaon (lU S-2231 W. 3Sth ft tannyMn ST. THERESE'S PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED I.lquore - Coametice • Red Stampa HIGH SCHOOL religion class­ To Be Oct. 21 MOTHER OF GOD Oanrar t$, Coio. Phona: OL. 5-7*13 FOR AND DELIVERED CUT RATE DRUGS es are held for public school (St. Rose of Lima’s Parish, rtoa OaUvary to North Donvor 'Hava your Doctor call oa* Ctllai at Dawiipi I Dtnvif HENRY’S Siact 1934 at 2-147S 1300 Paarl MA 3-7431 students and out-of-school teen­ Denver) J>M d a n d B u ic h l agers in St. Francis de Sales CONOCO OUR LADY OF FATIMA Communion Sunday for the STANDARD high school each Monday at 7 NOTRE DAME children of the parish will be SERVICE p.m. SERVICE held Oct. 21. ft Firaalont Tires, Battarlta, Len's Pharmacy TO EVERY PRESCRIPTION All women in the parish are Acctasorlaa LINCOLN DRUG Children attending public GARAGE L. C. FftHR, Prop. invited to become either active HENRY UENNINGHAKft Owaar Mtinbor St. Vtoeont do PouFi FREE DELIVERY school are to receive Commun­ Anthony (Butch) Atancintlll 11500 East Colfax at Uoltoa . or inactive members of the Al­ Ralph Manelnalll EM. 642*5 AURORA ParWi Oold Bond Stampa ion in a body at the 8 a.m. Have Year Doctor Phono WE ADD . . . 2345 So. Pedtral VVE. 5J441 tar and Rosary society. Women Free Pick-Up & Delivery Ut Your Prtacrfptlon Mass, following which they will Your Catholic Druggist may call Mrs. John Guerette, Serrice ST. PATRICK'S Pwanouot HalsMt Stacpias Caatar membership chairman, PE 2- attend religion class. Children 375 Logan S t SP. 7-3114 MS4I V. Mih Aaa. Si. 7-tlSI Dan Caulfield 3850, or Mrs. O. H. Kerb, RA 2- attending the parish school will Arrow INTEGRITY 8747. receive Conununion in a body CATHEDRAL ST. PATRIOCS ST. AN N E’S, ARVADA at the 9 a.m. Mass. The Sisters of the parish Phil's Conoco Service AND ALLENDALE Pastor to Speak school thank all who contributed For C^plete StatiM to the food shower held Oct. 7. PHARMACY DRIVE IN WITH CONPIDINCI At St. Therese The parish Cub Scout Pack Amo Service TUNS UP ft BRAKE SERVICE 9800 W. 59th Place is beginning its annual member­ 3211 Pacea Society Meet TA. 5-*52S GL. 54737 SKILL HA. 2-2397 ship roundup. Any boy in the ^ 6 1 . 5 4 7 7 0 14th Ava. at Pannaylvania parish from 8 to 10 years old GUARDIAN ANGELS Arvada. Colorado (St. Therese’s Parish, Aurora) who is interested in the cub pro­ ST. PHILOMENA’S The Altar and Rosary society gram may contact Phil Hastings will meet Oct. 25 in the school B y i t e j o n ST. CATHERINE’S ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA (WE 4-1616) for information. When your health is of hall following a recitation of the Bartlett's CHEVRON The side of beef given away OR, 74S4t OL. i-rtM Rosary at 7:45 p.m. Father John stoke, you want both LINCOLN DRUG by the Holy Name society was SERVICE - Regan, pastor, will be the guest Standard BUSY CORNER your doctor and 'phar­ FREE DELIVERY awarded to George J. Dahmer, Vaaca tkaOss—Ltttaa Gold Bond Stamps speaker in a question-box type Gnsranteed Brake DRUG STORE Jr., 1705 S. Qayton street. Service macist to display skill 2345 So. Federal WE. 5-4441 of program on the Catholic and Tnne-Up Service P rofe^onal Pharmacists 2ltl B. Colfax Ava. BA. 24766 Tires-Batteries-Accessories and accuracy. Your Catholic Druggist faith. Oaa, Oil, TIrat, extras. Waahins, 4751 TEJON S T .-aL 1 4 m W. S8th Ate A Federal Bird. Dan Caulfield There will be a CFM family Altar Unit Namoa Denver, Colo. Graaalns, and Staam CIssnIns breakfast following the 8 a.m. CommHtoo Hooda COURTEOUS SIRVICB NOTRE DAME i Mass Oct. 21. CURE D'ARS ST. PATRICK'S Aerosa the Street (rom ST. DOM INIC’S ST. FRANCIS DE SALES’ ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' The Aurora Council of the (Holy Family Mission, NOTRI DAME CUURCB Keenesburg) ANDERSEN PHARMAa Knights of Columbus will hold FAUST’S GREEN Aiomedo Drug Store South Denver Drug its annual buffet dinner and At the Altar and Rosary so­ “ Have Your Doctor Call Us” 2801 Fairfax MEADOWS BLY'S V. a PrrERSON, Prop. dance Nov. 17th in Buckley ANG ciety’s meeting, committee lead­ SUPER “The Store With Heart and Soul' club from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Danc­ ers were announced as follows CONOCO Prescription Pharmscy Cut Rate Drugs Complete Drug & Liquor Hootk S AJL to 6 P.H. Department NEW PLANS FOR YOU ing will follow. by Mary Sauter, president: ▼ SERVICE COMPLETE Sot 9 AJL to S A.M. Fountein Service Sundries Donna Hale, rural life; Ann 33rd ft Tejon S t AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE SUO W. » th Avo. - QL. $4191 Your Business Appreciated Wm. N. & K£ITH SNIDER 340-5705—Immed. Pick-up ft Dal. 2195 So. Sheridan rroo OoUvor; AlaBMda ft Sa. BroadwayI MEMBERS OF the school Civ­ Nuss, spiritual development; GR. 7-9857 « » So. Ptarl St. RA. 2-5191 Anna Brnak, cards; Ruby Bode, YU. 5-9970 ST. JOHN'S ics club observed Oct. 15 as Towing Brakas Tune-Ups youth; and Mary Sloan, Donna ST. VINCENT DE PAUL “ Fire Prevention Day” and CURE D'ARS ST. MARY MAGDALENE HOLY NAME, FT. LOGAN sponsored a series of activities Hesse, and Georgene Brnak, ST. JOHN’S throughout the day designed to bylaws. CAPITOL DRUG Jte/ii G)hiu^ The society is sponsoring a ELM THE FREY LINCOLN DRUG make students conscious of the e-c9* VERN’S PAW. a SCHNEIDER P H A R M A a “Filling Prescriptions Is the fire hazards that surround them card party Oct. 29 in the church Msinbar sf St. JshaY Parkh Most Important Part of B j a u t o STANDARD 3MU Sheridan Bhrd. FREE DELIVERY in daily living. basement. ConTenlent Drivo-In Gold Bond Stempa Our Business" ~ SERVICE Phone: BE 747U Large ’ posters were placed SERVia Window Service 134S S a Padaral WE. $-4641 • outs • Cards • Cosmetics CATECHISM TEACHERS are We Offer Complete Service FRII DILIVIRY Complete Selection around the school reminding the Your Catholic Druggist HA. 2-5664 - Free Delivery Barl^ra Sauer, first grade; El­ MOBIL o n , PRODUCTS Compiata Braks Sarvka ft youngsters of various Safety L « h A FUtoan HL 74741 Greeting Cards 1000 S. Gaylord at Tannaaaaa sie Bush, second and third; East 6tb ft Detroit Tuna^fp Dan Caulfield measures. A skit written and di­ Free PIMnip ft DaUyeiy Marie Starks, fourth and fifth; DE. 34787 rected by the Civics club, was Phone EA. 2-62M and Pat Coan, sixth, seventh, MT. CARMEL East 35th ft Elm Street presented for the primary and eighth. Mary Sauter and ST. FRANCIS' grades, and a panel discussion Irene Hillenbrand are substl on fire prevention was presented FAIRFAX ECONOMY PATRONIZE YOUR PARISH PHARMACY tutes. Classes are held each Sun Conoco to the older students. day after the 9 a.m. Mass. Products STANDARD SERVICE The day closed with a “ Pray­ John Johnson and Faye MeS' DRUG STORE Lubrication (^mplete Repair TELL THEM YOU SAW THEIR AD IN er for Safety” led by the club ger are choir director' and or Dako Battariaa and Electrical 4059 Tojon St. members over the public ad­ Car Wsahlna ganist, respectively, for the Service THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER dress system and recited to­ children’s choir, which practices W. A. (Dutch) Thomas 2157 PAIRPAX GR 7-1511 -GL. 5-9951 gether by the other pupils in each Sunday after the catechism Alameda ft Logan PI. S4B46 PL. 5-1444 the school. classes.

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Farmers Urged To Help Selves MARKET PLACE RtNllNG'HlRING BUYING*SELL1NG B < ^ — The German Bishops OF MILLIONS ■WATSTT A D S have urged fanners to help themselves in the difficult change from a national econ­ Phone KB. 4-4206 Today to Place Your Classified Ad in the Resister — Ask for the Classified DBPartment omy to the European Economic community. "Tbe. farmers can help them­ Ifttw Clossified A d D e o d lin * . .v. selves.” the Bishops said, “ by opposing egotism within the eemmunity" and by joining co- NOW - Tuesdoy at 5 p.m. art time operator. Hta many Capl- ment. SALESMEN 9A ol Hill drop-lni plua iteady cuato- TO SELL YOUa HOME CALL KERDY WRECKING spent the past five summccs as a volunteer at Lourdes. Her brother took her to Chang had served only 15 mera. Modem equipmeiit Has faclU- CoTitrodors working at the shrine in France, Now, I don’t My Tm cured,” Lourdes, and, although uncou PLAN YOUR FUTURE in Ufe to- Uea for tour (4) operators. Good CASTLE REALTY CO. Buranee — debit operation — train­ price. An exceUent location. 1119 West ttb Ave. TA. 84911 days of a 10-year sentence shares the caution trf Church she commented. "But even if scious, she was bathed in the REALTOR ing program. John Heintoab, 431 W. WHIN BUYINO OR SBLLINO 1476 So. Federal WE. 84318 when he was ordered released. authorities in speaking of sup- I’m not, as long as I can walk waters and received the bless­ C ^ a x , KE. 4-4860 _____ FOR FAST F R II AFFRAISAL 270 So. Sheridan BE. 7-4781 CALL YOUR 4967 So. Broadway 761-0384 AUTOS. NEW and get around and do things, ing of the sick. Soon after the SITUATIONS WANTED, CATHOLIC REALTY FIRM 59 what difference does it make?” blessing she regained conscious FEMALE 12 WILSON I WILSON TO OWNERS! At the French, shrine Mrs. ness, and declared she had When you-decide to sell or trade DAY CARI 2896 So. Broadway uae our service. No obligation for Fitzgerald has worked with the "never been so hungry in LICENSED HOME ONE CHILD SU. 1-6671 appralaaL WE. t-MM sick and has also served in the months.” Subsequent X-rays, ACE REALTY CO„ Realtor REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 33 4411 Tejon GR. 7-8181 I . W h kitchen, the medical bureau, Mrs. Fitzgerald said, showed EDUCATION 13 and the records room. She ad­ “ not a sign of the cancer.” Available for piano InstrucUon, AU Souls—33 FIANOS 39 mits that she has seen many either my home or yours. CaU be­ FOR SALE. PIANO; LaMer, Betiy "IT IS REALLY not cemsid- tween 5 and 7. Nlenola* LaorienU,. Must Vacate: Immaculate unusual cures, but no miracles Boas, SplneL 2 yrt. old. Mahofany The West's ered a miracle,” she caution­ GR. 7-6004 bedrooms, 1% hatha, brick ranch finish. 8485. Francis Mackey, 1191 because "at Lourdes it takes Niagara. F L 54828 ed: "The woman will have to HOME TO SHARE 19A >rtced below a p p ra l^ Finished years of checking before any­ laaement has 3 bedrooms, family Largest come back to Lourdes for years Mature employed lady to share room, bath. Double gan fe. SEWING MACHINES 40 comfortable home; Our Lady thing is even considered a mir­ to be checked and rechecked.” Fenced. |19to0. PY. 44681. Lourdes Parish. l82S & Lincoln SINGER TWIN-NEEDLE IHAL-A Selection acle, so they’re all cures.” Neither are some 20 other "un­ 777-0967 Blessed Sacrament—S3” S n r e U Zlg-aags, buttonholes and makes many fancy, dacoratlv* de­ ONE OF THE apparent usual cures” Mrs. Fitzger ROOMS FOR RENT FURN. 20 S BIDROOM signs, also embroiders. Assam* “ cures” Which she agrees was aid has witnessed in the past OR 4 and paneled den — dining last 4 payments of 86-M or 813.011 Priced from Rooms for Girls. Catholic Daughters room — modern kitchen with dis­ cash. 4»4M 9 rather unusual concerned five years considered "mir of America. 768 Penn. Also rooms p o s a l-o v e r 2000 iq. f t living area woman in her late 20s who un­ acles.” (NCWC Wire) available for weddings or receptions. — f.f. basement with full bath. SINGER; complete, electric portable TA. 5-9897 Large fenced yard. Near public, Sews ^ ^ _ m t h attachments. 87.00 parochial, and Machebeuf High cash. 7-0903 ROOM AND BOARD 22 schooli: storea. No. 40 but line. See NECCHl CONSOLE, near new, rig- anytime. WIU F.H.A. or G.I.-415J50 uga, buttonholes and makes many Lovely room for elderly person 2553 Dexter SL FL 8-1S76 fancy decorative designs with no at­ Bishops May Delegate close to CetbedraL Place where eld­ No Agents Pleaie tachments to buy. Assume our last 4 $ 1 8 9 5 erly people can be at home. layments of 88.02 or 818.80 cash. I W Washington AL. 54037 Christ the King—33 Opans Prast Cantor FOR SALE: 1313 Aah, 3 bdrm. home, D eliv ered in D enver HOUSES FOR RENT neat, excellent location, under- WHITE 1962 MODEL The Papal Secretary of State, Cardinal Amleto Clcognani, Confirmation Minister UNFURNISHED 24 [round watering, covered patio, Ig. with automatic stitch maker; dams, Uvlng rm. and kitchen; gar. mends, aewa forward and reverse. enters the main conference room of the (hundl Press center Vatican City — Pope John heads of sees are attending the OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE 818.00 cash or make offer. 483-1481 MOUNT CARMEL Holy Oosa (Thornton)—38 where he presided at the inaugural ceremonies opening the XXIII has granted heads of ecumenical council and until the Open Satunlay and Sunday 1 to FFAFF center to journalists from throughout the world. FUnking the sees attending the ecumenical council ends. PlM. Brand new 2 bedroom court; $99 DOW N 4 drawer walnut cabinet; button­ tile batha, sepunte dining room, NO LOAN COST NO QUALIFYINO f t D R E I U N O Cardinal are Auxiliary Bishop Walter Kampe (left), of Urn- council the apecial faculty of The decree stated that the fa­ holes, sews fancy designs, overcasts, \W aamrmm itOve*. 3600 Upan, FL 8-7966 3-bdnn. brick, 3 baths, 1300 sq. fL blind bams; all wltb cam fashion aid. hnrg, Genaaay, director of the German Press ofHce during allowing certain Church offi­ culty granted to Latin Ameri­ Stelnmann (eiutnictlon Co. floor space. Immediate poeseaeton. 8^00 caah or H U par mo. 4774188 the council, and Archbishop Pericle Felici, secretary general cials in their dioceses to confer Brick, S bednom houae near paro- 8CHROEDER A WEAVER can Bishops to delegate certain 3738 W. Colfax Ave. 534-7273 of the Second Vatican conndl. the sacrament of Confirmation ehtai and public school*: near 4th SINGER DIAL-A-STITCH Church officials to administer and Galapago. CaU H A 34764 Zlg-xaga. daraa, menda, monograma, - OWNER has nice 3 bdrm. frame, in their absence. (Confirmation remains in force. fenced.landaeaped; eell or trade for aawa fimey dtalgna with no APARTMENTS FOR RENT 25 ■ •^ r-n om e or other property. AT. attachmenla to buy:_ alac______bul TRUCKS 60 H necessary, even priests ' It also said that Pope John tanbole*. Aasum* Aaanm* last 4 payments may be given this permission. wants the decree, “ Splrttas San- For Befined Bus. Woman. Cheerfnl or 89.80 cash. GK. I-22U Fura. BamL ApL Near New Cath­ Onr Lady of Lonrdes— 33 Our Fr*s*nt Stock — The decree nuUng the grant, efi Moifera,” which deals with olic Home. Private Entrance. Refs. 1962 FfaH Consol* ] Exchanged. PY. 84194 Colorado Springs issued by the Sacred Congre- the (Confirmation of the gravely WELL KEPT OLDER BRICK; 3 bed­ Zig-iagi, buttonholes and makes nu­ rooms; h u main floor apL 818,000, merous stttehe*. No attaohmenta to 24 NEW 1962 GMC gatioB of Sacramental Disci­ ill or those in danger of death, UNFURNISHED APTS. 26 owner wlU finance. 2174 S. Grant buy. Assume peyment* or 818.00 PE. 3-3078 cuh . 4334612 pline, specifies that the faculty to remain in full force. 10 SOUTH BROADWAY TRUCKS is anthorized only when there is Entir^ redecorated 1 bedroom apt. including, Hydromatie, Stove* refrigerator. Adults. Corn* St. Anne (Arvada)—33 SINGER AUTOMATIC no Bishop stlU in a diocese who / pletely furnished, if desired. This machine ilf-caga, buttonholes 4x4, Suburban, etc. is able to administer Confirma­ SoiMitor Cites ROSS A CO., 244-3331 OWNER BEING TRANSFERRED; and makes fancy stitches by turn­ Also 20 used pick-upa The Murray Drug Co. MANAGER* 722-OMa ® >>nck. Mi batha ing a lever. Also sews on button* & trucki tion. full bimT-. atL gar. Priced to sell and snaps, dams, menda. 130.00 cash Prescriptions Accurately Filled Plight .of Nun under FHA appraisal. 6889 Lewis St. or payments o f |4J0. GR. 7-0003 The decree authorizes dele­ NEW MARION PUZA HA 2-1343 CLEMES MOTOR CO. Main Store— 11$ E. Pikes Peak ME. M593 Washington — The plight of gation of the power to confer 926 MARION SINGER TWIN NEEDLE 5555 W. Colfax Av*. North Store—832 Tejon ME. 44861 Confirmation to Vicars General Mother Azucena de San Jose, CHEESMAN PARK LOCATION S t Catherine (Derby)—33 OIAI-A-STITCH 21 yrs. at the same and Pro-Vlcars General. It who was forced to leave Cuba Outstanding 1 bedropm Zlg-xaga, buttonholef and makes t e i ^ m modern, furnished. WUl location. MOnSSIOlUL PHARMACY states that if there are more apartment — The Latest — many fancy decorativa designs. Aa- by the Castro regime and who sumsaume ' ------* of ' rt-6i...... o'r 81*40— Franchised GMC dealer 501 North Tejon HE. 44541 than one of these in a see, the is now facing deportation from Bus - Shops - Parking caah. permission may be given to on­ the U.S., was cited in a Senate 623-0956 ly one person. speech by Sen. Kenneth B. NOLAN FUNERAL HOME Others to whom the Bishop Keating of New York. ^ SERVICE DIRECTORY SINCKRE PERSONAL 8ERVIC1 FROM may delegate the power include SENATOR KEATING intro­ LEGAL NOTICES KE. 4^2Q 5 THE NOLAN FAMILY Abtets, Monsignors, and / MEMBEtS NATIOlUL CATHOLIC priests. duced a bill to permit the Sister IN THE COUNTY COURT ASH HAULING FUNERAL DIREaoaS GUILD Permission to administer Con­ to remain in the U.S. despite the In and for the City and County of ELECTRIC WIRING PUSTER PATCHING ME. 2-4742 firmation Is valid only while the expiration of her non-immigrant Denvar and Stat* of Colorado No. P-2I2S4 MiUer Trash Service 220 volts, remodeling, tepalrs. Call anytime. EM. 64168. PLASTER PATCHING visa. He then took the step, un NOTICE TO CREDITORS Pickup Anytime A L 5-1932 CEMENT------STUCCO usual in connection with such EaUte of ESTELLE LOUISA EGE, Jim Dwyer Electric No Job Too Small a/k/a ESTELLE L. EGE (Deceaaed) SHAFFER’S RUBBISH 388-7870 Prejudice's Arm legislation, of speaking to the No. P-282S4 REMOVAL HEATING “ I s ” DRIVE IN Senate about the case. AU person* having claim* against LOETSCHER'S Has Far Reach the above named estate are required COMMERCIAL AND PLUMBING The Senator noted that Mother to file them for allowance in the RESIDENTIAL County Court of the City and REASONABLE RATES U MOTH New York—Prejudice in all Counw of Denver, Colorado, on or ALAMEDA PLUMBING CO. Azucena served in Cuba before AL. 5-3310 Repairing, new work, •awaTs and SUPER MARKET 8Uy with “Jey- before the 3Sth d w of April, 19U, or FOLEY HEATING its manifestations is one of the Castro came to power. After said claims shall be forever barred. sink lines cleaned. Our work fa 820 N. Nevadade greatest problems in the U.S., JOSEPH J. LEBERER BRICK guaranteed. Free Eatlmatai. leaving Cuba in 1960, she came 609 E. Alam e^ SB (MMUTY MMTS and ROBERT J. LEBERER said Gerard £ . Sherry, manag­ to the U.S. and now serves Co-Executors Work, Planners, Repelra, • WE SPECIALIZE IN • ing editor of the Central Catho­ HAROLD F. COLLINS Pointing. Estimates BE. 3-U7L t n o m t the day nursery of San Jose de Attorney for the estate SMOKY FIREPLACES QUILTERS lic Regiater of the Monterey- la Montana in New York. ’There, 409 Symes Bldg., Doiver 3, Colo. BUILDER & CARFENTER CHIMNEY TROUBLES KE. U186 Alaska QuUt Shop All klndi of Dr. John A. Ordohl Fresno, (Calif., diocese. Preju­ Senator Keating asserted, she (Publlahed in The Denver Catholic THERMOSTAT CONTROLS quilting, ramodal down < anrT wool Nationally Advertisad GOmfottera______reconditioned.racondl Pillow* OFTOMITRIST dice, he said at the meeting of “ asks nothing for herself save Register) nUILDIND and CONTRACTINO GAS & OIL BURNERS First PubllcaUon: OcL 18, 1962 and rebind blankets. Also sheet and Brands of Groceries the Stein Guild here, is present the chance to help those who Last Publication: Nov. S, 196Z For Any Ramodsline In Your FURNACE FANS — MOTORS comfort combination. Patentod Li- m NORTH TIJON ITRBET Homs—Intid* or Out— censad Mfg. 1810 Gaylord. DU 1-2661. 524 W. Colorado Ave. ME. 2-3441 in commerce, labor, manage- need her help.” IN THE COUNTY COURT TA 5-5107 COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. iQent, housing, piriitics, and even In and for the Cityly end CouiCounty of Denvar and Stal■te of Colorado HOME REPAIRS R(X)FING in the religious press. He was No. F-1S337 Church Fire Losses NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT • Horn* Repairs • Painting New roofs, roof repalra, ptlntlnf. honored with the guild’s 1962 Lie. Insured. AU work guarantaao. Boston — Losses from Estate of Catharine A. Howard (De­ • Carpentry award. ceased) No. P-1S337 • Cabinetwork f Patch Plastering Terma, free eatimatea. TA 84496 DISPOSAL SERVICE CAIX JACK REIS Member of church fires increased by $2,- Notice la hereby given that I have J. M. r iTic h m a n Electrical He stated that the “ justlfi filed my final report In the County 934-3593 Our Lady of Graca Paiitta COMPANY AAember of Notrt Dam* Parish "The Handyman” Construction Co. able stand” of the (Catholic press 200,900 to |16,900,IN la 1961 Court of the City and Ckiunty of All Work Guaranteed GARBAGEnASHES-TRASH is “ toward God and away from Denver, Colorado, and that any per­ 2816 Eudora SL BA. 2-3230 TRASH HAULING "A dirly buaiiws* ofMrattd In a over the previous year but son deairing to object to the same • RalimatM • Sorvlc* Call* shaU file written objection with the • Mhdamlxatln • Raaaonabl* elaan cavrtaowa mannar." the doctrines of the humanists the number of church fires de- CARPETS LINEN SERVICE TRASH HAULOfO said court on or before November Any Place in MetropoUtan Denver a Rtwiilaa a Yard Llfirtiaa Faatwlai Mw atw taatalaar lytlaaL and secularists.” He spoke out, 12, 196Z. _____ MS.34Stt dined by 106 to about 3,0M, Repeat of S*ll>Out Day or Night Calla ISIS a. Tt|en M l 8-1533 BERNADETTE A. SPRALEY WESTERN however, against some editors according to a report of the Carpet your home now for 81U48. EA. i S s s Administratrix, C.T.A. TOWEL SUPPLY CO. 2430 High Street who would deliberately deprive FRANK H. CAVAMUGH Complete with padding and Installa­ National Fire Protection asso- 1720 So. Broadway 7334891 their readers of permissible Attorney for the estate tion in a fine broadloora carpeL No pm BESONI dation here. ALplne S-1749 down payment — term*. Call now UPHOLSTERERS views simply because they per (Published In The Denver CatboUc for appointmenL 9364019. PAINTING FUmflTURE STORI S M , fihw unaof, sonally disagree with them. "Let Ra-Upholiter by a rcUablt firm. First PubUcatlon: OcL 11, 1962 , ^ ^ SMALL FAINTING JOBS 38 years experience — terms. BFeouraiNC U m H y M o r m M m d iv m CO N TRAaO RS Interior and Exterior — Low Price* RsaraouTniNG sNa PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST the charity of American Catho­ Last Publication: Nov. 1, 1962 NATIONAL UPHOLSTERY D. A. CCMINT CONTRACTORS GUARANTEED WORK 2148 Court PL AC. 8-1372 tvaiaiM 802 No. Weber lics," he said, “be the means NEW YORK—The “Ecumen IN THE COUNTY COURT Ucenaed: Bonded: Free Eatimatea: SHp Cavan aa6 Draparia* In and for the City and County WE. 6-2275 by which we all rise above the 1st,” being published bimontb Patios, Driveways,.Walks, Walla. Ma6* •* OrSar - ME. 3-2069 of Denvar and State of Celorede GE. 84781 WALLPAPER, PAINTS FaraHar* M*4t fa OrSar Colo. Sarlnga extremes of the current politi ly by the Panlist Fathers, is No. F-2S4V7 „ , SID RICHARDS I 2441 a*. Wahtatch MS. 24461 cal scene.” NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Painting A paper hanging, interior Paper hanging and painting. 813.08 designed to encourage the ecu Estate of FRANK KEALY MORAN, CURTAIN CLEANERS guaranteed. a room and up. Komac PunL KE. menical movemoit and provide also known as FRANK K. HORAN FRANCIS LACE CURTAIN CLEAN GR. 7-4836 3016 ZUNI 44829. (Deceased) No. P-2S687 ERS. CURTAINS. CROCHETED Please Patronize a forum for artides and infor­ Notice Is hereby given that I have TABLECLOTHS, DRAPERIES, Church Music mation on eoimenical matters. filed my final report in tbe County BLANKETS. SPREAD S. LINENS Your REGISTER Court of the City and County of CLEANED BY LATEST IRTHODS. 1 The journal is distribnted on a Denver, Colorado, and that any per­ HAND PRESSED ONLY. 1289 KALA- ONE DOLUR SPECIAL controlled basis to leading Pro­ son desiring to object to .the same MATH. 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N. ( T H E REGISTER African Bishop W ho Walked 'Dodge City With Jeeps'- Part W ay to Be Pope's Guest Thafs His Mission Area By F loyd A ndgsson Denver — (Special) — This Sunday is Mission Sun­ Vatican City — The world’s priests who came to Rome for The delegation from Argentina day, when we are all asked to do our bit toward aiding Bisho]^ converged (m the Etern­ the Holy Year of 1950 and the is made up of Cardinal Antonio missionaries all over the world. al City by modem transport, Marian Year of 1954. Caggiano of Bueuos Aires and I sometimes wonder whether but one of them. Bishop Paul 18 other Bishops, who interrupt­ chists to instruct the others. Com^arativciy few delegates we can possibly realize what Etoga of Mbalmayo in the Cam- ed their trip to fly back to the The peoiile along the river at the coundl are from coon these missioners experience, eroun, covered part of his journ­ capital on hearing word of the are usually uneducated.^ and tries behind the Iron Cnrtala day after day. in their lives so ey on foot. recent revolution and started out quite backward in many ways. Seven such cenntries have per­ far away from home. I asked again after it was over. Argen­ Many are rubber workers in On reaching Paris, moreover, mitted minimal delegations. The one priest in South America tina declared a national holi­ the jungle or gatherers of Bra­ be barely had enough money lith-honr departure of three what his mission territory was day on the council’s opening zil nuts. to afford a second-class ticket to Czeebo-Slovak Bishops was an like. His answer was enlighten­ jday. Rome. Because of bis limited nonneed by the Prague Radio, ing, and even a bit frightening: The priest’s life on Ulc river means, Jiis living expenses will which said that they were ac' Eighty-one of the Church’s “Dodge City with jeeps,” was boat is a lonely one, traveling be paid by John XXIll while companied by Father Eduard Cardinals were present for the the reply. And then he elabo- only with his pilot. The .diet ia be is attending the Second Vat­ Oliva, “ deputizing” for Bishop opening of the council. The old­ rated-^un fights are not un­ monotonous — one said, ican Council. Robert Pobozny, Apostolic Ad est prelate taking part in the common, just as they were in are eating rice and dried meat the old Dodge City days; the and canned goods all the time.” Similar cases of poverty were ministrator of Roznava la Slo­ opening rites was Archbishop most powerful individu^s rule Sometimes, though, there is a reported among Bishops from vakia. Alfonso Carinci, who will cele­ the town, and they are not nec­ variation—when the peoide have Latin America and the Far East, brate his lOOlh birthday Nov. 9. Two Bishops and a Monsignor, essarily the choice of the popu­ been hunting, the priest may be who are being cared for by spec­ ail three of whom Catholic ob­ Absent were Cardinals Cle­ lace. able to obtain fresh jungle meat ial Papal organizations that servers in Vienna classify as mente Micara, Vicar General of These situations, of course, —anta (deer), the tapir, squir­ were established to help needy “ patriotic clergy,” were “ ap­ Rome, and Paul Richaud, Arch­ are the more dramatic, and rels, wild pig and monkeys. pilgrims. proved” by the Hungarian Com­ bishop of Bordeaux, both of for the same reason, the more The Beni river is not tha These groups gave similar as­ munist government as del uncommon of the missionary's safest area in the world — its whom were ill, and Cardinals sistance to needy diocesan egates. experiences. I remember too, a banks harbor tigers and ana­ Manuel Arteaga y Betancourt Mai7knoller priest who had just condas, which come as long u of Havana and Joseph Minds- been named a Bishop and was 25 feet, and have been known zenty of Esztergom, who Uve in on his way to the States for his to crush smeill deer. Red-held Cuba and Hungary, consecration. I asked him about Nuns Plan Joint Project respectively. But the missionary priest his Cathedral, and be described looks to the advantages, not tha More than 60 per cent of the the huge old church that would disadvantages of his life. Ha la Care of Sick and Aged Bishops at the council were bom serve Mm in that capacity. knows, as he floats slowly in the 26th century and 640 of And then he laughed and down the Beni river, that peo­ Aurora, 111. — Two communi­ ium, here, and the Franciscan them are less than 50 years of added, “ But it is a bit startling ple will be walking through tha ties of nuns — the Sisters of Sisters of tiie Sacred Heart con­ age. They come from 90 lands to be saying my Rosary in the jungle to be at the next land­ Mercy and the Franciscan Sis­ duct St. Charles’ hospital. Both and from widely differing back­ darkened Cathe^al in the eve­ ing to see him. And you — ters of the Sacred Heart — an­ communities have served the grounds. ning, and then hear a sudden through your Mission Sunday roar Uke a windstorm. As night nounced {dans for a cooperative Aurora area for more than half During the council, the, en­ contributions—will have helped falls, the bats sweep out of the program of health and hospital a century. tire Vatican armed force, 810 bring him to these people, who Cathedral into the neighbor­ faeWties to serve this area. men in all, will operate full are also the children of God. A JOINT STATEMENT from time. The Pontifical gendarm­ hood—to return again in the THE INTEGRATED health both orders emphasized that the erie will patrol the surround­ morning." I remeber asking one Mary- project is believed to be the first physical plants now in use at ings of St. Peter’s Basilica, lOilYSUUMlESMN knoller, at their rest home In of its kind in tiie U.S. St. Joseph Mercy and St. checking persons entering the Ptons call tor the development Charles’ hospitals will continue great Cathedral and directing Lima, Peru, whether he was en­ IHINISH YOyS SYSTEM of acute care fadlittes, chronic to operate. Studies will be con­ traffic in the huge square. joying these few weeks away Wmift H dpetoPB* disease units, rehabilitation ducted to determine the serv­ from his mission territory. He services, and retirement and ices best suited to "the sixucture The bulk of security work, laughed, and said, “ It's wonder HbU portmpdpn olth-fBkhhmd Bunlog home fadliUes that may and location of each building. however, will be handled by the fill. I come back from the movie coMari/ct tventully have a comhined to­ Charles E. Barry of St. Louis, Palatine Guard, a force of 566 at night, walk into the room and Did you know that inqayoL dm el press a button — and there’s “ antacid" lautivM may ovaMdkv tal of more than (N beds. The an official of tfie National Catho­ volunteers armed with rifles and lic Ho^ital association wrfao has light!" Um you . . . that harmlsm laoldng ^ ie e t is to be carried out in pistols. .These men will see that Ixzstivxs may contain chemical drugs from three to six years. been working with the two com­ And it is wonderful, when you no incident mars the council’s come to think of it—all these . . . that otbcis may dry out tbs At present the Sisters of Mer­ munities on the project, de­ T h « R o a d Bank bowri to exusc “rebound eonstipetlon'' cy operate St. Joseph Mercy scribed it as “ unique in our ex­ proceedings. modern miracles we take so or inflxmmxtionT much for granted — and which hospital and Mercyville sanitar­ periences.” The United States was rep­ These and other laxativs risks tra the missioners so willingly do described in circular in Dr. Edwards’ resented at the opening cere­ without - that they may bring Oliva Tablati, winnv of 6-month mony by its Ambassador to j souls to Christ. fast of 7 laading luatlrea on 261 Italy, G. Frederick Reinhardt. coDitipatioo luffarart. It talk how Some of these men are “ river this barbai praparatioo won by 71% Prior to the big event, Cardin­ a n d Le a m priests” in the Green Hell area on combing scores of genUsness, al Augustin Bea, S.J., president of Bolivia, along the hot and timing, eonsisteney of results. For of the Secretariat for Promot­ O. Box 1620, Denver, Colorado humid rivers, where for months complete deteils write Dr. Edwards’ ing Christian Unity, said in a at a time they are out of touch OUva Tsbleta, Dept qas, Memphis Mott Rovorond Fulton J. Shoon lecture that "the sufferings of marriage both make a declara­ XXlH’s coronation I remember with other priests. The river 1, Tenn. Or—for sn immedists trisl, N o *Oovbl9 isk your druggist for Dr. Edwirda’ the Silent Church are the hope tion of nullity necessary. reading a statement that he priest travels in a flat bottom SloiMfonl’ Oliva Tabkta today. Gat raliaf yaq and the best parantee for the would now have the privilege boat with a steel hull. The MISSION SUNDAY Recently a widely known rad­ Annulments of a valid sacra­ want without erampa or dlgaatira of using the first-personal plural success of the council.” (NCWC io commentator, charged, with mental marriage by two bap­ boat makes stops at small upaet—or monay back. whenever he spoke. This was to The Holy Father has declared that this Sunday be ob­ Radio and Wire) reference to an annulment of tized persons (Catholic ch- non- towns and clearings along the signify that he and Jesus Christ river—perhaps the only time served as Mission Sunday throughout the World. Mission the marriage of an inflnential Catbolic) are never granted by were both speaking at the time- these people will see a priest RUPTURED Sunday is SPACE Sundayl it is the one day of the year when Catholic, that the Church seems the Church. In very few cases OB FRwa wilOM rn u a ra L A v a a r'- Is this true? during the year. Catholics are asked to go into an orbit of charity for the en­ to have a “ double standard” they are given by the power Surejy you want to THROW AWAY One priest told me that often TRUIM i l FOREVER and ba rid of in granting annulments. How of the ^Supreme Pontiff in the The honorary “ we” used by tire world. Almost every other Sunday o f the year is given they find these visits "provi' Rupture Worrlaa Than why put up can I nnswer this? case of an unconsummated the Sovereign Pontiff in refer­ with ' ■wearing a griping, chafing, un- over to the parish, the diocese, the school, the neighborhood dential,” when they are told of Banltiry truM. The annulment of a marriage marriage, or, more frequently, ence to himself should not be in which we live, the nation. an accident, of a dying person, Thera is now s New Modern NON- must be distingmshed from a in a valid consummated mar­ interpreted so literally as you SURGICAL treatment designed to But on Mission Sunday, to whom they are able to bring pennsnently correct Rupture. These finding or declaration of the riage of unbaptized persons, one have heard, although it is true ireatments trs so dependable that , Catholics ore reminded that of whom wishes to enter the that the Pope, in his solemn the sacraments. a Lifetime' Certificate of Assurance S!S. nullity of a marriage. Is given. At the river stops, the mis- they are catholic; that they An annulment dissolves a non- Church (the Pauline privilege, utterances and official acts, Write today for our New FR II sloner shows religious slides at BOOK that gives facta that may belong to the Mystical Body sacramental or unconsummated explained in I Cor. v4i, 12 ff.). speaks in the name of Christ. night, and tries to give the In Save You painful, expensive sur­ of Christ throughout the marriage that truly exists. A The only standard observed gery. TeUa iiOW and explains WHY His use of the first-person plu­ dians as much instruction as NON-SUROICAL Methods of Treat­ world; that Africa, Asia, declaration of nullity simply by the Church in declarations ral, called “ the plural of ma­ possible in the short time avail ing Rupture art so aucceaaful today. oi nullity or annulments is truth Act Now. There la no obUgatloi. Oceania, Latin America and m S S i finds, by competent Church au- jesty,” comes from ancient cus­ EXCELdOR MBDICALCLINIC and the good of souls. Many able. the Near East are their con­ tiiority, tiiat no marriage exist­ tom, and was used by Kings as The Indians will walk long Dept. H-I1M, Exctliler Springt, Me. mole obscure persons obtain cern, their re sp o n sib ility, ed in the first place. well as Popes when they spoke distances when they know a them than do the rich or "in­ their condition of salvation. Most often a supposed marri­ in an official character. priest is coming. One priest fluential,” whose influence nev­ age is found null by the Church told me that the river priests er makes a wrohg cause pre­ Sometimes it is used today because thi proper form of will often administer Baptism, vail with the Church. You hear in the official statements of pre­ It is not easy for us who marriage was not observed Confirmation, (Confession and about the celebri-ties simply be­ livo in tho richost country in (marriage in the Church before lates. Communion and the sacrament a priest), or because there was cause they are news. the world to feel the hunger “ We” expresses both humil­ of Marriage in a short time, of tho two-thirds of the some obstacle to a true marri­ They are trying to correct this age, such as an already existing Why Ooac Pep* Us* ity — for the Pope does not world who do not hove situation by training lay cate- marriage. Often defect of form Pronoun ‘Wo?’ owe his office to his own mer­ enough to 4at. In a certain Shrinks Hemorrhoids and the obstacle of a previous At the time of Pope John its—and the dignity of his office. sense, no one knows what FALSE TEETH on

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A Baptist and an Aaglkan man, was one of 2S scholars Cardinal Boa Citas are attending the Second Vat­ contributing to ■ symposium in Problams in Unity ican Conndl as guests of the the Oct. 12 issue of ^ maga Secretariat for Promottag zine. British writer C. S. Lewis, Cardinal Augustin Bea, SJ., Christian Unity. They nro Dr. president of the Secretariat for a profeuor at Cambridge uni Stanley I. Stnber, left, an or­ Promoting Christian Unity, said versity, saw Christian disunity dained minister lit the Ameri­ the chief problem regarding as an obstacle. “ While the can Baptist Convention, tad Christian unity is what is name Christianity covers a hun Canon Bernard Pawley, who thought about the nature of the dred mutually contradictory be­ served as the Church ot Eag- Church and how its authority liefs,” he asked, “ who can be land’s representative In Rome extends. converted to it?” during preparations for the The question dividing Chris­ The Swiss Protestant theo­ Second Vatican Council. Both tians, he said, is whether this logian Emil Brunner blamed have the same rights at dele­ authority binds the Church’s the “ naive arrogance” of in­ gate-observers. Cardinal Au­ members and is in certain cas­ sisting on the superiority of gustin Bea, SJ., president of es and within certain limits real Western culture as the reason the unity secretariat, com­ ly infallible. that “ the Gospel of Jesus mended Dr. Stuber’s “frnltful The Cardinal said tbe stages Christ, the Gospel of the ser­ work in the field ot Christian on the road to unity are the ecumenism.” vant of God and man, is not ones pointed out by Pope John understood and believed.” XXni; Approach, friendly meet­ ing, and finally perfect union. Other contributors to the sym­ Pope's Blessings The Ecumenical Council’s aim posium saw obstacles ranging is to prepare a long-term ap­ from lack of dedication among Sent to^Ugondo proach to unity by improving Christians through poor preach­ the atmosphere, by removing ing to the World Council of Kampala, Uganda •- Pope obstacles to friendly relations Churches.. John XXIII sent his blessings to and by providing useful con newly independent Uganda and N o n and trlmnd tacts, he said. wished it “ peace, prosper­ Rmp$ P of Sfam f ity, and true progress." Meet Mother Cecilia Mary and friend. The pooch is These contacts will be in the one of hundreds to find care and a home at the Good sphere of theological discussions On Sciioof AM In his Independence Day mes­ Shepherd Home for Dogs, maintained by Mother Cecilia, Cewncil Opaning and in cooperation in action sage to Archbishop Joseph Ki- “ There is no basis for a cat­ prioress of the Benedictine Order of the Sisters of the h m t Surrounded by 2,(M Bishops from nearly ant dean of the Sacred College of Cardinals. which does not involve matters wanuka, W.F., of Rubaga, head egorical opinion that federal as­ of Jesus at Victoria, British Columbia. The nun, 73 years every comer of the world. Pope John XXHI The second largest ecclesiastical delegation of faith. of the Ugandti Hierarchy, the sistance for parochial schools old, operates the animal shelter in addition to her regular is carried on his portable throne down the to the Council — 249 members — came from Pope said he was sending his would be unconstitutional,” as­ aasignment, that of supervising the Priory, a home for 250 center aisle of St. Peter’s BasiUca for the the UJS., headed by five Cardinals. The larg­ Internunclo to Ethio|)la, Arch­ serted Paul G. Kauper, profes­ elderly persons. Mother Cecilia also operates her own kennel opening of the Second Vatican Council. On est delegation was from Italy. Also attending Discuss Barriors bishop Giuseppe Mojoli, as his sor of constitutional law at the of show dogs; her pedigreed Keesebonds — a Dutch breed reaching the special altar set before S t the opening were official delegate-observers To Clirisfianify personal representative to the University of Michigan, in an originally used to guard barges on the canals of Holland — Peter’s main altar, the Pontiff occupied an­ from more than a dozen major non-Catholic independence celebrations. “Preoccupation with the address In Lansing, Mich. have won SOrrlbbons to date. She is a life member of the other throne as a Solemn Pontifical Mass church bodies, and representatives from many world on its own terms” and “ Since spending for education Catholic Society of Animal Welfare and a director of the was celebrated by Cardinal Eugene ’Tisser- nations, including the U.S. trust in things rather than in is for the general welfare,” he Canadian Council for Animal Wdfare. the Living God” form the prin­ told 3,000 persons at a public LEARN MORE...LEARN FASTER AT HOME cipal obstacles to the advance conference on education spon­ EARN HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA of Christianity, d'eclared Dr. 'Red Carpef Is Roiled Out sored by Catholic iay organiza­ UNIQUI Charles Malik, former presi­ tions, “ since parochial schools • t Mi MM H 94MMW M PAUSTINE: SAD PILGRIMS NEW dent of the United Nations Gen­ meet the educational standards tm k mm i WAY -SEEING THIS PILGRIM BABE LET US BE PILGRIMS IN eral Assembly in the Protes­ prescribed by state law, since M«. rm feMM a«Mk ■ • u 4 THIS WORLD BT FIXING OUR HEARTS IN HEAVEN.” . For Protestants at Council tant bi-weekly Christianity To­ sending children to these Un awkiM 4UMM la aMHix mm M. uaiu aw * 0 artaak. HMuMiMMt. MX «ma «> These words are from the AKATHIS- day. A Waw MX aalau na a« iW. Vatican City — The “ red carpet” has been of Philadelphia, Pa., said he hopes the council schools discharges the obliga TOS HYMN sung for many centuries Dr. Malik, an Orthodox lay- rolled out here for the non-Catholic observer- will reinterpret the message of Christ for the tior of parents, imposed by law, by Christians of the East in honor of Britannica Academy delegates at the Second Vatican Council, who modern world “in the light of the state of a case m^y be made that fed the Blessed Mother, whom they hail mind of this age in the language of ordinary eral aid to these schools would for Adults I as THEOTOKOS, or God-bearer.. have been assigned tbe choicest seats in St. Councii Fathers Get men rather than of scholars.” be upheld as legislation in sup­ C , Yes, even in the land through which Peter’s Basilica, directly opposite the Pope. D*pt. Oa-IS2b Top Airline Priority port of the public purposes the “Pilgrim Babe” and His Blessed From their section in the council cham^r Offan Frayors 14 a. J«Ck«0ll Blvd. CMCH* 4, III. Mother passed on their way to exile the observers have the closest view of the Non-Catholics throughout the world have join Rome — Indonesian airlines served by these schools.” in Egypt, there are now other “ pH proceedings and of the center aisle where the ed their prayers to the petitions of the Church gave top priority to bishops on grims in this world”— L4 million council Fathers are seated. Universal for the success of the gathering in their way to the Ecumenical Arabs driven from their homes in Tbe 28 distinguished, non-Catholic theolo­ Rome. Council, the Superior general of HOSPITAL FIRST MORTGA6I Palestine by the Arab-Israeli con­ the Divine Word Fathers, Fath­ V/HifyMrtAUamjU/ gians, who represent about three-quarters of An appeal to all Protestants in the Nether­ flict. Won’t you revive a bit of hope world Protestantism have expressed warm lands to pray for the Council was made in er John Schuette, S.V.D., an­ 8IRIAL BONDS jSrdtOH^Omi 5 :% in the hearts of these unfortunate appreciation for the special courtesies extend­ tbe Hague by the Netherlands Council of nounced. people? $10 will feed a family of four for one month. Onr ed to them. Churches, which also expressed the hope that He related that when he tried RBFUGEE FUND supplies the Pontifical Mission for Palestine, the council would deal with Protestant-Catholic to fly from Ledalero, Flores, to the Holy Father’s own relief work among these homeless exiles. Now Spirit Jakarta, all tbe seats were tak Can you help? In London, the Anglican Archbishop of Can­ relations. T H I Sisntf terbury, Dr. Michael Ramsey, told an assemb­ From Sydney, Australia, came reports that en until the end of October. But » ly of Anglican Bishops and ^clergy that the special prayers were offered In Anglican and when they learned that he was OF MIRCY OF HOW TO HELP A MISSIONARY? Vatican Council is the sign of a new spirit Methodist churches throughout New South Wal­ a Council Father, they gave him Money, by itself, is not enough. St. Therese of Lisieux, the among Christians seeking Christian unity. es for the Vatican conclave on the Sunday a seat on the next plane. COLORADO Little Flower, took a short walk every day, when she was seri­ Views of other non-Catholic churchmen before it began. ously ill, on the infirmarian's advice. The effort was painful. throughout the world emphasize the lively inter­ In the United States, Episcopal Bishop Denver, Colorado When asked whether it might be better to take a rest, she re­ est ignited by the historic Church gatherings: James A. Pike of California and former Arch' HELP NEEDED AT ONCE: Stoteh •/ lh« Nmm Mtrey HaaRkM plied: “Do you know what gives me strength? 1 take each step “DOLLARS FOR BRICKS” OtiMfre Colorado for some missionary who, somewhere, far away, is worn out • Dr. Frederick C. Grant of New York, bishop Geoffrey Fisher of Canterbury participat to build ST. PATRICK’S with his work for souls. To lessen his fatigue, I offer mine to one of three delegate-observers of the world­ ed in special services for the success of the SCHOOL, PHENIX CITY, GUARANTEED lY God.” . . . Somewhere in the Middle East there is a Priest or wide Anglican communion, said in Rome that council in the Grace Episcopal Cathedral in ALABAMA, c /o Sister Mary Sister who needs help most. Will you do something right now SISTERS OF MERCY OF THE UNION IN THE tbe council would lead toward “good feeling” San Francisco. A message of greeting was James . . . today . . . to help? Missionaries, after all, are only human read from Archbishop Joseph T. McGucken WONT YOU HELP US! UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, PROVINCE OF OMAHA beings. Let’s do something to help them fight discouragement! and “ Common-Market-type” ties between Prot­ estants and Catholics. of San Francisco, and Catholic guests were Provinciri Houn: Omihi, Ntbrnki invited to attend the services. • An article in the Lutheran World, the­ The EASY WAY? MISSION CLUBS In Bonn, Germany, Dr. Hermann Kunst W h a l is ological quarterly published in Geneva, Switz­ MiterRy Amwwt Cwpw Priti Suppose, you had started, last January, to send'us something West German Military Bishop of the Evangeli erland, urged both Catholics and Protestants, for the missions once a month. Think what your donations cal Church in Germany (EKID), suggested to pray for the council and to take seriously St. Jud0 leaguu? Sipt1,1MtiSipU,tlN 3 IKON IN would be doing for our Priests and Sisters in the pagan world that all Protestant chaplains offer intercessory- the questions that are being posed by a “ world Mv.1, lies to SipLI, 1172 ITT,ON IN right now! We started our mission clubs with this purpose in prayers for the Vatican Council. mind—to make it easy for you to participate in mission work that is groping lor the Church.” St. Jude League is a de­ Mir. 1 ,1173 to Sm 1,1171 1JI14,0N S%% IN . . . regularly. LIKE TO JOIN? The dues are only $1.00 a Dr. Elio Toaff, chief rabbi of Rome, sent votional organization spon­ • Anglican Archbishop N. T. Lesser of greetings to the Catholic prelates assembled in Die. 1,1171 to Stort.1,1N2 month. Here are some clubs to select from: sored by the Cloretian Fa­ ifim sm in Auckland, New Zealand, called the council “ an Rome and expressed the hope that the conncil □ DAMIEN LEPER FUND . . cares for lepers encouraging sign of the times.” thers of the National Shrine PRICE: Accniad Intersst to be Added ORPHAN’S BREAD _____fe ^ s orphans will defend rellglbus freedom and denounce PALACE OF G OLD ______cares for the aged • Methodist Bishop Fred Pierce Corson all forms of anti-Semitism. of St. Jude that brings to Dared August 1,19 6 2 □S ’THE BA8ILIANS ....____ supports Catholic schools gether, formally, people de □ THE MONICA GUILD chalices, etc., for churches voted to St. Jude Thaddeus, □ CHRYSOSTOMS ______educates native priests Apostle and “patron of diffi B tttd t are m tUnummUioiu ^ $1000, $!OO0, an d $10,000 . □ MARY’S BANK ...... trains native sisters Preparation of Council Hall cult or hopeless cases.” N THil»Nelkeadi,$irtoiA...... HJNOJIN By enrolling your name “ETERNAL REST .. and the names of relatives or Offering Prospectui if available at the ofice oft : “ Eternal rest give to them, 0 Lord; and let perpetual light friends, you will share In the shine upon them.” During November, tbe month of the Holy B. C. ZIEGLER AND COMPANY Called an Outstanding Feat prf-vileges of membership Souls, our missionary priests will be pleased to offer Masses Seturlty BuHbif Talsphens Pldaral 4-SS1 1 Wm IB m O, tofb. for the repose of the deceased. Send us your list of intentions By Msgr. James I. Tucek into the hall where the Ecumen­ were increased along the coun­ and formally pledge yourself BOW. Incidentally, the offering you make when a missionary Vatican City — Transforming ical Council is now meeting cil hall and the patrols of V'ati- as a client of St. Jude. Itriest offers Mass for your intention, supports him for one day. the nave of St. Peter’s basilica was an outstanding achieve­ can firemen have been doubled "A n y person, living or dead ------——------CUP COUPON HIM ------—~ Our missionaries are always in need. ment of architecture and con­ in the basilica. The telephone may be enrolled as a member a C ZIEGLER AND COMPANY (omU tmaommt mbm addw w ) e iv New ST. JUDE’S MISSION struction. system is made up of 40 tele­ of St. Jude League.” Dear Cardinal Spellman: needs your support It serves s I un inMnatad lo du new Banda oT Slaan at Marov at Calanda, Omam whole county with 40,000 |>eople, phones throughout the hall ail Cotorado. Plaaaa aand ma a capr oT tha Prnapactua. Here’s my gift, “no strings attached.” Please use it in but less than 200 Catholics. Help The chief problem confront­ the Near East where it’s needed most. one of our home missions. Thanks, ing the engineer, Franceso tied in to a separate switch­ For information write: and may S t Jude obtain God’s bless­ board. ihaTa9.„„,a„„„.M lnaM . Paatka BaadadiMraaBbMl.,„i,I..V4Mw ings on your generosity— Vacchini, was to provide for the National Shrine of St. Jude Name ___ PsHttr Reid functional needs of the council Department 125 Bex 11N Jackson, Mississippi NEARLY 10,000 FEET OF proceedings and to assure the 221 West Madison Street, comfort of the Council Fathers damask and 6,500 feet of vel­ Mama Addrtaa Oar Address Chicogo 6, Illinois while preserving as much as vet and thousands of feet of fringe and gold braid have gone City Z o n e ___ State Classified Ads possible the architectural lines Classified ads run through all Reg­ of St. Peter’s basilica. into tlfc drapery of the council ister editions. Tbe rate Is SSc per hall. HAVE YOU MADE YOUR WILL? MAKE IT A CATHO word per Issue. Minimum 12 words. L ie WILL—REMEMBER THE MISSIONS. If four or more consecuUve Issues To increase the lighting, 40 re­ are used, tbe rate Is 80c per word 'THERE WERE other prob­ per issue. Payment must accompany lems. The question of acoustics flectors, in addition to the nor­ Help Students to Become Priests all orders. Ads received on Monday had to be solved. Emergency mal lighting have been mount­ wUl appear In the Issue printed the $1.00 WILL MAINTAIN A STUDENT FOR ONE DAY i&12earH$tCni$$ion$j^ ing «foUowlng week. medical services had to be pro­ ed in the ceiling of the central riANOS CARDINAL SPfllMAN, President MISCBtLANEOUS vided. A complete telephone nave. WILL YOU HELP HIM ALONG? THE 7S MEMBERS of S t' Mary's, system had to be set up to pro­ Mig^ Jesepb T. Ryan. Meh SeeV Bstesville, need church. Please help A soundproof studio in one of Seed «a rvealciH iai let us. Rev. James CarroU, BatesvIUe, vide for communication from the galleries above the tiers of CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOOATION Hiasisaippi. one end of the council hall to seats houses recording equip­ ST. JOHN'S CBYSTAL SPRINGS, the other. In our Divine Word Seminaries in India, Philippines 480 Laxington Avt. at 46th St. Now York 17, N .Y. needs donaUons, 781 square miles, ment. And the ballot tabulating 30J)00_popuUUon, ISO Catholics. Fa- The architectural lines were machines are enclosed in anoth­ and Japan, we have a number of students preparing tber -Tormey, Crystal Springs, Mis­ er soundproof room behind the sissippi. preserved by filling in the spac­ for the priesthood. M ANY ARE VERY POOR and need tiers. AMERICA'S FDRQOTTXN CHU^ es between the arches of the THE REGISTER DREN are out on the windswept central nave with heavy drapes financial help to continue their studies. laliu of the Oglala Sioux Reserva- Published every week by The Catholic Press Society, Inc., gon. 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A l M t l M v m w i i i Chilean Church In Land Reform To Givo Address Vtemui — The tint aitl- St. Mary’s College, Calif.— U.S. Vice Presdent Warns Politicians Contradicted ~ KllgloBi nnueam in Czecho­ Santiago, Chile—For the third .of Chileans who have maintained John F. Henning, recently ap­ slovakia win be wftaxA be- time in almost as many in the past that the Church was pointed Undersecretary of La­ to n the esd of this year, it only interested in the rich. bor, will deliver the keynote ad- By Cardinal Silva of Chile months, the Church in Chile is was reported in tiM Plzen d re » at the 10th annual Latin Of Exploiters of 'Hatred' Santiago, Chile — Cardinal news conference. He asserted dividing up (me of its hacien­ This latest parcel of land has dally, “ Pravda.” The paper America conference to be held Raul Silva, S.D.B., of Santiago the Liberal party poliUdaas had das and giving them to deserv­ been divided among 27 families, said the musenm will lo­ Oct. 13 at St. Mary’s college. A New York —Vice President iMorgenthau, the Democratic held a press conference to con­ made their statemcat without ing families who have been each of which received a house Lyndon B. Johnson w arn ed jca n d id ate for governor. cated in the former monas­ graduate of St. Mary’s in 1938, tradict a group of politicians his knowledge or consent. He working the lands. and about 18 acres of farm- Americans against persons whoj Vice President Johnson prais- tery of TepI and will “ show he will be majcing his final ap­ who sought to explain away the added: “ Obviously, the (pastor­ laid. The land grant was not pearance at the conference that exploit “ hatred" to divide the.ed A1 Smith, former governor the reactionary policies of the Maryknoll Father Richard G. Bishops’ recent joint pastoral al) letter condemas abases an outright gift but was sold for he founded in 1952 along with nation. jof New York, as a man who Catholic Hierarchy so as to Brawn of Hartford, Conn., re­ letter. which exist in Chile today. We ported that the land reform pro­ approximately $4,000, which will the college’s Alumni associa-i “Only extremists want to “ knew that when a nation fails serve the pnrposes of atheis­ Cardinal Silva recalled that ate writing for the present mo­ gram is gaining the good will be paid over a 20-year period. tion. nourish a basic division in to provide its poor with the tic education.” in their joint pastoral, issued ment, not for the last centory.” American life,” Johnson told means to lead their lives in (NCWC Radio aad Wire) some 2,500 persons attending dignity, it creates a situation at the end of September, Chile’s 43— ST. PIUS X (Aurora) the 18th annual Alfred E. Smith dangerous to the rich and poor Bishops condemned Commu­ memorial dinner in New York. alike. . . . nism. They also said; “ This Council to End “ That is why,” he added, “ no "He knew that when a nation should not make Catholics for­ HOUSE TOO SMALL? politician can long succeed who becomes satisfied to rest on its get that the Church has con­ By Christmas? oars, it starts to drift down­ demned the abuses of capitalist­ Trade Your Equity appeals for support on the basis of selfishness, class interest, or stream.” ic liberalism. Vatican City — Some 15,000 for a new hatred of other Americans be­ “ MORE CONCRETELY, the persons milled through S t Pet­ cause of their creed and color.” “ WE BELIEVE as A1 Smith er’s square in a spectacular Country Squire Home believed,” Johnson said, “ that Church cannot accept the con­ OTHER POLITICAL figures the poorest person in America tinuation of a situation in Chile torchlight parade to pay tribute 2, 3 and 4 Bedrooms to Pope John XXIII and the at the dinner included Gov. Nel­ was given his life the same way which violates the,rights of the $14,500 to $16,600 we were, that he is a creature Fathers of the Ecumenical son A. Rockefeller of New York, human person.” of God who has a right to feel Council at the conclusion o f - Mayor Robert F. Wagner of that he, too, has a stake in our A group of Congressmen who the opening day’s solemn cere- ■< NO DOWN G.I. New York City, and Robert M. naUon.” (NCWC Wire) are members of the Liberal monies. NO CLOSING COSTS party -r a conservative group Appearing at the windows of that draws much of its member­ Missions Fine Training Ground the Papal apartments in answer ship from the ranks of business­ $250 down F.H.A. to the cheering of the crowds, ' Omaha, Neb.—Some dioceses Speaking to a group of priests men and landholders — asked Plus Closlns Costs Pope John expressed a hope fo^ ^ In the U.S. encourage lay lead­ for an audience with the Card­ who have been designated di­ a quick conclusion to the co u » * ers to work in home or foreign inal. ocesan lay volunteer directors, cil. “Who Jknows," he said, missions other than their own Country Squire Homes she observed that many Bish­ Following the meeting, t h e “whether w dare hope for the because such missions are ex­ ops have found that lay volun­ “at the top of Aurora Hills’’ Congressmen told newsmen that council to come to an end by ' cellent training ground for more teers with a year or more of the pastoral letter was condemn­ South of 6tb Ave. on Christmas? But perhaps we effective work later, pointed out mission experience are moti­ ing abuses of liberalism that Potomac St. must meet once more if w« Mary Christie, a veteran lay vated to participate in the apos- existed in the past century but cannot accomplish all we have missioner from Islip, Long Is­ tolate much more fruitfully have long since disappear^. in mind in the course of this 'J 31— ST. JAMES land, N.Y. once they return home. Cardinal Silva then called his first period.” Referring to the opening-, 340 So. LOCUST ceremonies as “a great day of OPEN peace and glory to God,” the Pope exhorted, “Let us continue Brick; 3 or 4 bedrooms, finished to love one another, emphasiz­ I basement, carpets and drapes. Fully landscaped fenced yard, ing what unites us and avoid­ $17,975, $3,000 down, assume ing all that can keep ua di­ G,I. loan. vided.” 377-2371 Heights The Number by the Parish 18— OUR LADY OF FATIMA To Mark Heading Over Each Ad is THIS HOME JUST COMPLETED BY BUILDER the Key to its Locotion on UN Week 10571 West 22nd Place. Three bedrooms, family room, 1% Students at Loretto Heights the Mop. baths, basement, double garage, college, Denver, will observe all electric kitchen, two fire­ places. This home well located United Nations Week with an to schools and Westland Shop­ open house on UN day, Oct. 22, j ping Center. at 8 p.m. in Machebeuf Hall-* For Information Call HA 4-8863 and with a choral program Oct. REAL ESTATE GUIDE 28. The public is invited. 3— ALL SOULS Sponsored by the Interna-•- 43— ST. PIUS X (Aurora) 2190 CRABTREE DR. tional Relations club, the open • You had better buy this execu­ house program will Include dis­ tively styled 4 bdrm. brick and plays of clothing and other ai> ' stone home with 2 fireplaces. THE JAMES BUCHANAN ... Charming interior court yard tides from foreign emuntries, An ideal home for o large invites private outdoor living. native singing and dandng by fam ily with five full sized Beautifid ceramic tiled kitchen includes many built-ins, 2Vt foreign students enrolled at the; bedrooms. Three baths, sep­ baths plus 1st floor utils. Large Back to Toothing — 28 Y oon Lator college, and the sale of interna­ arate family room, hot water recreation area in daylight Three nun-daughters welcomed their mother technique are, from the left, Sister Nora tional greeting cards for bsmt. 2-car garage. 20% down heat and attached garage. back to the teaching profession after 28 Marie, who teaches second grade at Blessed UNICEF. Tappan stove, oven and dish­ will handle. Immed. poss. years. On her return, Mrs. Frances McCarthy Sacrament school, Elizabeth, N. J.; Sister The purpose of the open house washer included in the pur­ CALL OTTO E. LENSER is briefed on the latest In visual aids, a Annunciata, a first grade teacher at Our Is to Integrate foreign siatients chase price. filmstrip projector, which she will use in her Lady of the Lake; and Sister Noel, who Into the college community and Selection of interior colors REALTY ENTERPRISES sixth grade class at Our Lady of the Lake teaches Latin and English at Bene^ctlne to help Americans to appred-, school, Sparta, N.J. Demonstrating the new academy, Paterson, N.J. Some Homes ready for DE 3-9669 FL 5-2402 ate their culture. immediate occupancy Chairman of the open house 20— OUR UDY OF LOURDES Carmelites Hold is Mary Kay Policy. Assisting’ ' $19,500 National Congress her are Carol Kucera, president 2260 So. OGDEN of the cluJ); Mary Sue Rolfes, OPEN DAILY— 9 UNTIL DARK 2 bedroom brick with fireplace In Washington—Some 5()o mem­ displays chairman; Margaret See 20 Model Homes living room; 2 bedrooms In full fin­ bers of the Third Order of Dis- Cabral, publicity chairman; and ished basement. Over-sized 2 car ^ etevin v i n ^^rtomed Priced from calced Carmelites attended their brick garage. Beautifully land­ Sally St. Jules, reception chair­ ALAMEDA at TROY ST. $17,000 to $23,000 scaped. Fast possession. 2 blocks to fourth national congress Oct. man. 19-21 at the Mayflower hotel PHONE 364-9176 One mile east of Havana on Alameda Ave. Downing bus. Price, $14,500. here. WHEN BUYING OR SELLING THE COLLEGE chorus will, 14— MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD 6— BLESSED SACRAMENT 36— ST. LOUIS FOR FAST FREE APPRAISAL Theme of the meeting was present a choral program Oct. “ St. Therese and the Tertiary.” 28 in conjunction with the Air UNIVERSITY HILLS 2017 HUDSON STREET C A L L Y O U R 3126 So. ACOMA CATHOLIC REALTY FIRM The program featured talks and Force Academy chorale, the ' HERE IT IS! 3 bedroom frame, S-bedroom brick Calif, bungalow: If 2 bedrooms, full basement, nice basement, h.w. beat, detached ga­ discussions of Carmelite spirit­ e w e chorus, the Denver Sym­ full basement, large fenced fenced lot with 3 room house. $40.00 rage, excellent condition, carpeU, WILSON & WILSON uality as it pertains to the laity. yard. Payments $112.00 per drtPM. Broker owner haa bought a month Income on back of lot. phony, and the AFA Band. month, (iall Joe Plank, DE. another; will accept equity and help Priced to sell; fast possession. One 2896 So. Broadway 3-8015. i, ^ance. block to No. 3 bus. SU. 1-6671 2026 GRAPE 2929 So. ELATI Gainer Holly Ridgo Homos Distinctive Colonial 2 story; 3 bed­ Price, $10,250; 2 bedroom frame with MOORE room plus one in basement, at­ 6— BLESSED SACRAMENT The Amherst (shown above) is one of four home models tached garage, h-w. heat. Consider part basement; 2 car garage. Fenced open to public inspection at Gaiser Holly Ridge homesite, two RItr. 1234 S. Colo. Blvd. SK . 4044T trade for smaller. and landscaped. Close to General blocks east of the Valley Highway on East Hampden avenue. Iron Works and No. 3 bus. 37— ST. MARY (Littleton) Monte Carroll The homes are open for inspection daily from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. BIGELOW WHEN BUYING OR SELLING Holly Ridge overlooks Southeast Denver with a sweeping view 1700 Sq. R. — $19,000 FOR FAST FREE APPRAISAL REALTOR of the Rockies. In addition to the four model homes, there are KE. 44657 EA. 2-1215 C A L L Y O U R An unbelievable value; 3 bedroom 241 Fllmore St. FL. 5-1431 other plans available. Robert Gaiser, Sr., founder of the 41- brick borne 4 yn . old. Large rooms 45— ST. THERESE CATHOLIC REALTY FIRM TUDOR ENGLISH BRICK luxury year old Gaiser Construction Co., says that his office, at 6101 and quality conatrucUan. Double home; $26,500. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, E. Eastman avenue, can handle all phases of home buying O.S. jgarage,garage, part basement, 3. lota,O.S. lots, CHARMING two bedroom brick; WILSON & WILSON hot water heat, 2 fireplaces; South flrepUee, w. to w. carpeting. You from the purchase to arranging the financing. He and his son, must see to believe. Call Louis full partly finished basement, 2896 So. Broadway of Hontvlew. Wtlsb, SU. B0544. Robert Gaiser, Jr., pioneered the Holly Ridge development. drapes, gas range, ezhaust fan, SU. 1-6671 Mary Grace Clark SK. 4-7272 disposal. Assume loan at $87.50 CAN YOU AFFORD 6— BLESSED SACRAMENT a month or new loan. 3— ALL SOULS A sm iU monthly payment and live In luxury? Let rental income help New Members Sought yon. Deluxe brick duplex of quality NEWPORT REALTY 4S01 So. P E N N S Y L V A N IA FOREST PARKWAY Larfe bedrooms and modem kitch­ 1454 Now port DE. 3-1531 Buy at G.l. appraisal: 2 bedroom frame, ens. FirepUce and wall to wall car­ attached garage, large combination living 2 story home with tiled roof on pet Available on short notice. Call four lots; large center hall, 4 bed­ L ^ Walsh, SU. 94544 31— ST. JAMES and dining room. Immediate possession. rooms, 3 baths, sleeping porch, By Friends of Carmel IMMEDIATE POSSESSION New paint inside and out. 2 blocks to All Souls School. maid’s quarters, breakfast rqom, sun Because theirs is a strictly Francis de Sales’ rectory, Den­ Large 2 bedroom with 3rd In f ^ room, rec. room In full finished AMBROSE-WILLIAMS finished basement, huge den with 4731 So. JASON contemplative and cloistered or­ ver. lU. *4544 REALTOR 75 W. Girard fireplace, carpet, drapes, 1 block to basement, 2 fireplaces, 2 car garage. church and schooL $1,000 down and assume payments: 3 bed­ M a rga rtt'G a m sI, EA. 2-5144 der, the Discalced Carmelite There are no meetings, no room brick, 1 % baths, large living and YORK REALTY AC-24531 nuns at the Carmel of the Holy elections, and no socials spon­ 17— NOTRE DAME VACANT; 2 BDRM. BRICK dining room, nice kitchen, large 85^x130' Spirit in Littleton have no sored by the group. Its purpose Attached garage, hot water heat, lot. Fast possession. An excellent buy. larae kitchen. 'Way below FJl.A. 23— ST. ANNE (Arvada) means of support for their ma­ is to maintain enrollments and 2695 So. Winona Ct. appraisal; $400 down, payments less WHEN BUYING OR SELLING terial needs, such as food, promote new memberships in thilan rent. 4 bedroom brick of outstanding FOR FAST FREE APPRAISAL clothing, furnishings, repairs, the Friends of the Carmel. value, 8 months old. 2 fireplaces, 2 BEDROOM BRICK C A L L Y O U R AUTUMN LEAVES etc. dining room, family room, 2 car ga­ CATHOLIC REALTY FIRM Plus large den — clean as a pin — And the mountains are spectacular For this reason an organiza­ FOUR TYPES of membership rage. Panoramic view. Call Louis fenced “ private park/" covered tion, called the Friends of the are open to the faithful; Ordi­ Walsh, SU. 94544. patio. Minimum down F.H.A. WILSON & WILSON from the large picture window in DON’T HISS — Call now on 3 of this garden level home. A beautiful Carmel, was founded in 1947 nary, $1 per year; auxiliary, $3 East Denver’s best buys! 2896 So. Broadway flagstone fireplace, family room, at the suggestion of Archbish­ per year; sustaining, $5; and AMBROSE-WILLIAMS SU. 1-6671 double attached garage, exquisite op Urban J. Vehr. Its aim is society membership for organi­ tu. 94S44 REALTOR 7S W. Girard NEWPORT REALTY drapes and carpeting. Hurry to see to help the nuns meet 'the zations, $10. 14S4 Newport DE. 3-153$ 8— CURE D’ARS 8890 W. 73rd place. CaU Madge, HA. 24005. Consider trades. monthly obligations of water, Daily the Carmelite Sisters 18— OUR lADY OF FATIMA 11— HOLY FAMILY light, heat, and the retirement spend their lives in personal Used Pen to Fight tor Missions Want 2/3 Acre $400 DOW N F.H.A. of the debt on the Carmel. sacrifice, prayer, and self-ab­ 4415 QUITMAN Serving as spiritual director negation for the priests, religi­ Out of the old Spanish Southwest come some of the most Plus family room (25’ with fire­ Will move you Into this spotless 3 WALZAK bedroom brick. Payments only $92.00 to the Friends of the Carmel ous, and faithful in the aren- colorful personages in history. Frandsix) de Ayeta, whose time place), 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. OPEN 1 TO 5 REALTOR 421-2544 per month. Drive by 2885 Ivy and over the years is the Rt. Rev. diocese. The nuns live entirely and place of birth and death are unknown, was one of the most Kitchen U3’ x 16’ 6” ) has am­ THURS. THRU SUNDAY call Joe Plank, DE. 34015. ple eating space for children; Monsignor Gregory Smith, P.A., on the charity of the faithful, deserving and energtic characters In New Spain io the 17th Older but very nice 2 bedroom, 31— ST. JAMES in lovely new addiiton 2 blocks white frame with family room; new V.G. Women volunteers keep who are invited to clip and use century. from Westland Shopping. West kitchen, oversized garage and plenty records of the society at St. the following membership form: It was a time when the secular authorities were despoiling of storage In basement Located MOORE Colfax and Miller. Priced right. near buses and very close to school. CALL H. C. SUTTON, DE. 3- the regular order of their missions. Ayeta, a Spanish Francis­ CALL NOW. RItr. 2234 S. Colo. Blvd. SK. 4-3401 FRIENDS OF THE CARMEL 5569 FOR INFORMATION ON can, became one of the most fervent defenders of the Francis­ LEE KINNIE CO., BUILDERS 7— CHRIST THE KING 301 S. SHERMAN cans, wielding a very aggressive pen. He wrote three works Need a Teepee See Lee’s THE FOLLOWING FINE HOMES DENVER 9, COLO. stoutly maintaining their rights. He investigated in person the Groussmon - Bradley Ofc. HA. 2-1411 .. Days HA. 4-1482 OWNER WANTS OFFER IN THE ST. JAMES PARISH. most remote missions and was the first to warn Spanish author­ REALTOR EA. 2-7768 Eves. 421-2538 Please find enclosed $ as my annual membership in | On this beautiful 2 story, 4 bedroom i ities of the storm brewing among the Pueblo Indians in New home. Large living room, formal PRICED FROM $26,000 42— ST. PHILOMENA 14— MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD the Society of the Friends of Carmel. Mexico. dining room, kitchen with separate breakfast room, full basement. For 1045 OLIVE — 4 BDRM. He induced them to reinforce the garrison at Santa Fe, but 1314 FILMORE 2508 SO. CLERMONT private showing call Joe Plank, DE. 520 S. POPLAR — 4 BDRM. Name it was too late. The Pueblos broke out in August, 1686, and for By owner: 3 bedroom, 2 ceramic tile 34015 549 S. POPLAR — 3 BDRM. 10 years New Mexico was lost to Spain. Ayeta hurried to El 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, formal baths, separate dining room, wall to (40-EU) wall carpeting, large kitchen, utility 589 S. POPLAR — 4 BDRM. Address Paso, and when the fugitives from the north reached there, to dining room, pine paneled re­ room, family room with fireplace, the number of 2,000 famished and undernourished persons, attached garage, fenced yard. Hake creation room with fireplace; an offer. MOORE Membership:— Ayeta was the first to tender them the needed relief in food and double garage. By owner 765- MORRISON & MORRISON Ordinary, $1.00 — Auxiliary — $3.00 Renewal clothing. He was a man of superior mind and indomitable 6802. SK. 6-2972 RItr. 2234 S. Colo. Blvd. SK . 4-3401 Rts: DE. 3-554* R E A L T O R A M . 4-2101 Sustaining, $5.00 — Society — $10.00 New energy, entirely devoted to his work and his order. Council Is Christ’s Voice in World PAGEANT * The Second Council of the Vatican will, By Paul H. H A Ltm of course, give to the world (and not only to the Cathouc world) doctrinal decrees and new formulations of dogma, if these are deemed expedient. And all that the council Councils in History may proclaim to the world will have a bearing on every single person In it, even if he has never The General Connell, edited by Rt. Rev. heard of the Catholic Church, for the Church is the Monsignor William J. McDonald (Washington means whereby Christ saves the world. 17, D.C., Catholic University of America Press. $3.50). Oily after months of deliberations wfll the ded- The essays appearing here were first pre­ alons of the conncil be known. Bnt here and now sented in a planned series at the Catholic hi hn uspoken message the comcU presenU to the University of America. Their aim b to make world the picture of the Church u the divine alive some of the pivotal problems that con­ teacher histitnted by Christ. fronted the major councils of history. Addressing the diocesan presidents of Italian Some of the chapters include the General Catholic Action, the Holy Father said: / Council in the history of the Church; the : + the ’ “ When we have carried out the arduous work of Councils of Nicaea and Ephesus, which de­ the council, and eliminated all that in the human fined the nature of the God-Man; sphere m i^ t prevent rapid progress, we will pre­ The Council of Florence and the reconcil­ sent the Church in all her sploidor, without mark iation of the Eastern Christians; the First GENERAL or stain, and say to all who are separated from us. Vatican Council and its reactions with the Orthodox and Protestant: modem world (by Monsignor John Tracy El­ lis), and the theology of the General Council “ ‘Look, brethren, this is the Church of Christ. as elaborated by Turrecremata and Bellar- We have striven hard to remain true to her, to mine (by Monsignor Joseph C. Fenton). beseech the Lord for grace that she may always remain as He willed her to be. Come, then; this is the way opening your return home. Come and take your place or, rather, retake it, for, for many Grand Tour of you. It was your fathers’ place’.’’ Safari by Jet, by Sister Maria del Key of Cm n c M If iMMoa •! Cbrfsf MaryknoU (N.Y., Scribner’s, $5.95). Sister Maria del Rey, gifted with a style The council, in other words, illustrates the and insight that exploit to the fullest her ■ i Church, which It typifies better than any other or­ knowledge of many lands, is our guide on a ganism. grand tour across the world, through Tahganr ‘The Pope by himself can make infallible deci­ yika, Ceylon, the Philippines, Hong Kong, sions, and no act of a council is valid without bis Taiwan, Korea, Japan, and the Pacific Trust knowledge, consent, and cooperation. Territory. “ The General Council” (Catholic University In a hundred anecdotes she describes her of America Press, Washington, D.C. $3.51) is But one man does not so weU symbolize the uni­ experiences and reactions in her perceptive, a special study in doctrinal nnd historical versal Church, the assembly of the faithful, as does sympathetic, unsentimental way. She makes background. It provides the means for clergy a council, drawn from the beads of all the dioceses us sense the mood of emerging countries and laity to Inspect the many facts of some in the world. through the individual life histories of the of the hiaturical assemblies and gives a men, women, and children she meets. At the same time, a council is admirably fitted greater understanding of the Second Vatican This book, well illustrated, affords one to symbolize the Mystical Body of Christ that is the Council. Church. more realization of the immense role played by missionaries, and especially the Mary- All the participants in the Cooncil are as mem­ knoUers, in bringing together thb changing bers of the Church, and all together act as one body, world. u one person, altiiongh the ntmost freedom niiiirMMihi!iuiiniii)iiiii:iiiiiitn

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PAGE TWENTY THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thundoy, Oct. It, 1962

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SN'* ■ ■ '. Great Books (St. James’ Parish, Denver) ^ i L I Junior Great Books marks its third year at the school, with St. Louis Parish-Englewood S3 children from the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth grades par­ ticipating. Leaders this year are Mrs. 3301 SOUTH SH ERM A N George Maresh, fifth grade; Mrs. Raymond Kutz and Mrs. Ken Maguire, sixth grade; Mrs. ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO John Repka and Miss Mary Wil­ liams, seventh grade; and Mrs. Anthony Greco and Mr. and Mrs. William Wolf, eighth grade. THIS SUNDAY The program runs from Oct. 1 until the end ef March, each grade reading 12 carefully se­ lected readings. The program has growa immensely in three CX:T. 21ST years, and includes 22 parish­ es in the archdiocese. ' All the personnel that stafi for th o W h o lo Family the Junior Great Books pro­ gram are volunteer workers and A halioweeii games party for die whole itenu of interest for alL The party is spon­ leaders. faadly will he held O ct 28 at St. Andrew sored hy the men of the Friend of the Avelliao’s semiaary, Dearer. Betsy aad Billy Seminary, will start at 2 pan. S t Andrew’s A day of prayer tor the suc­ 12 NOON SalUvaa, chlldrea of Mr. sad Mrs. James Is loca M at 1858 S. Birch street The dona- cess of the Ecumenical Council, Salliran, admire some of the special gifts thm is H for adults and 58 cents for chil­ sponsored by the Altar and Ro­ to he ^vea at tte party, which will featare dren a a ^ r 12. sary Society, will take place Oct. 18. There will be a contin- to 9 P.M. uons recitation of the Rosary in 'Get-Acquainted' the church from after the 8 Mission to Be Conducted a.m. Mass until the evening de­ Ten Slated ot votions. The Blessed Sacrament At Roggen in November will be exposed during the day. St. Elizabeth's The Altar and Rosary Socie­ (Sacred Heart Parish, Roggenj < ty’s annual bake sale will be members — Mrs. Lena Knox (St. Elizabeth’s Parish, Denver) A mission will be conducted and Blrs. C^edlia Nelson — will held Oct. 31 in the school cafe­ Nov. 4-11 by Father Vincent be engraved and mounted on Parents and teachers are in­ teria during the hours of the EMnger, C.P. There will be the plaque in the vestibule of vited to attend a get-acquainted morning Masses. morning and evening services. the church. tea Oct. 21 from 2 to 5 p.m. Mamal Mia! Comma cata dclish spagetts • ’ The Thirteen Hours’ Devotion Mrs. Monica Fitzgerald, pres­ The first report cards of the will be held O ct 21 beginning ident of the archdiocesan Tab­ year will be given to the par­ Parish Groups meat a ballas c’ sausaga. Joost a $1.50 at 8 a.m. in the church. Each ernacle society, and Miss Mar­ ents at this time. Set Joint Meet family group may sign up for garet Sullivan, past president of Tlie school children were en­ bigga peepul anda $.50 lil' bambinos. an of adoration on the list the Archdiocesan Council of rolled in the Archconfratemlty At Cure d’Ars posted in the vestibule. Catholic t^omen, were guests at of the Cord of St. Francis. TTie Bringa alia you paisanot to St. Louis Cafe­ Great clusters of ehrysanthe- the meeting. ceremony included giving each (Cure d’Ars Parish, Denver) child a cord that they wear un­ mams adorned all the altars in Mrs. Fitzgerald explained the ’The monthly meeting of St. teria, 3301 So. Sherman, Sunday, October Sacred Heart church Oct. 7. scope and the work of the ’Tab­ der their clothing in imitation John Vianney society will be ernacle society, which furnishes of St. Francis. These were donated and ar­ held Oct. 18 at 8 p.m. in the 21, 1962, froma 12K)0 noona to 9KX) ata ranged by a friend, Mrs. June vestments, altar linens, and tab­ school gym. This organization Kemmerer. ernacle supplies f o r needy SEVENTEEN NOVICES were includes the PTA, the Altar and Thomas J. Klausner, Knights churches in remote places. received into the Third Order Rosary society, the Men’s club, nita. Also lotsa games e’ priza. Comma of (Columbus district deputy ot K. of C. couadl 3115 made of St. Francis at the annual day and other parish groups. district 12, was in Gunnison plans for a turkey shoot to be of recollection held at St. A highlight of the evening will spenda da day and anjoy youseivs. Tanks Oct. 13-14 attending a state held Nov. 3 and 4. (Sara’s orphanage. be a talk by the Very Rev. Mon- meeting of K. of C. officers. Carrying out the visitation of sighor William H. Jones, arch­ you vary mawcha. At the school CPTL meeting ScoufB Honorad the fraternity was Father Vic­ diocesan superintendent of O ct 10, an interesting panel torian Reichman, O.FJH., Com­ schools. A halloween dance with was given cm the "Educational Al Award Court missary Provincial from New music provided by the "Star- P.S. Ahm'a promisa, no longa linsa to standa Experiences of Our Ckmtempo- (Sacred Heart Parish, York. The Third Order con­ liters” will follow. raries.” Sister H. Beata served Colorado Springs) gress will be held in .Detroit The annual panti'y shower for eeni Oct. 24-28. as moderator. Adult participants Seven boys received the Star the Sisters, under the direction recalled school days, discipline, award and 74 merit badges were New officers for the Legion of Mrs. WeltoD Adolph, will be of Mary were installed with held Oct. 21. Since this is the and programs of their early presented at a court of awards Mucha gracias c* buona fortuna to the years. in the school auditorium. ’Troop Arnold Simonson, president, first shower for the Sisters In 22 is under the leadership of Mary Foley, secretary, and thdr new convent, a generous TWO NEW members were George Salmon. Mary Foley, secretary; and Mar­ supply of groceries would be nice buisanissa peepul, who maka die wdcomed into the Altar and Ro­ (Carles and Steven Borden garet Garramone, treasurer.' helpful. Contributions may be sary Society at its past meet­ received a Star award and one brought directly to the new con­ ado possiUo. God B leu Alla You. ing, Mrs. Carl Shellenberg and merit badge each. Gregory vent or sent with the children Mrs. Delores Pelz. ’Trainor’s Star award and one Party, Dinner to school. The names of two honorary extra badge was accepted by Men in the parish who are in­ his father, Orville ’Trainor. Held In Fleming terested in singing in the par­ ish choir may contact Mrs. Wil­ Compliments of Set Food Shower Stephen Christopher received (St. Peter’s Parish, Fleming) his Star award and 10 more liam McQree, HA. 9-2736. Approximately 550 persons at­ Best Wishes TEMPLE REST HOME SHARMAR NURSING HOME For Sisters merit badges; Dwane itlitchell. tend^ a chicken dinner and (Most Predons Blood Parish, Star award and three merit games party at (he annual fall Novena Planned 3400 SO. MARION ST. 1201 W. ABRIENDO Denver) badges; Glenn Swan and Steve festival held O ct 7. ENGLEWOOD, COLO. PUEBLO,COLO. Walth, Star awards; A food shower for the Sisters Special awards were donated At St. John’s From SU. 9-0188 LI. 4-1173 will be held O ct 23-38. Parish­ “ Buddy” Mitchell, a marks­ as follows; A heifer (live or ioners are requested to bring manship award; John Terry cash from sale), John Foxbov (St. John The Evangelist’s Parish, Denver) MARYVILLE CENTER FOR CHILDREN their donations to the school. Deutsch, first class rank and en, $25; Our Lady of Fatima A halloween dance for the par­ seven merit badges; David An­ Youth sodality, blanket, Mr. A solemn novena in honor of THE FIRST NATIONAL ENGLEWOOD, COLO. SU. 1-7176 ish will take place in the school derson, two merit badges; Tho­ and Mrs. Don Hollahan; Hr. Our Lady of the Miraculous cafeteria Oct. 37. Tickets are mas Christopher, the troop’s and Mrs. Julius Wemsman; Medal will start Oct. 21 at 7:45 PHYSICIANS HOMES AND HOSPITALS )3 per cou[de. only Life S c^ , received nine blanket; St. Peter’s club; $25 in the church. “ Hobbies by Annette’’ is the merit badges; Mark Swan, three savings account with the First The executive board of the BANK title of a program planned for merit badges; Mike Walth, six National Bank of Fleming; Mel- PTA, will meet in the church Charline's Reliiious Gift Shop the Altar and Rosary society merit badges; and Dan Magnin- mac dinnervare set, Mr. and lounge at 9:30 a.m. Oct 22. PRE CHRISTMAS CAROUSEL SALE meeting Oct. 22 at 8 p.m. in the ie. Thomas Warner, and Nathan Mrs. Louis Brekel; $25, Mr. and The PTA will sponsor a party LIBERAL DISCOUNT 10 - 15 - 20% school cafeteria. Paterson, second class rank. Mrs. Lawrence Brekel; Auto- for the first communicants of OF ENGLEWOOD • MISSALS • BIBLES • BOSARIE8 • MEDALS the parish Oct. 24 after school. • C H .^ 8 • IMPORTED NATIVITY SETS Oct. XI is family groiip Com- vac, Hr. and Mrs. Paul EtI; 3449 So. Acoma • STATUES SU. 1-0Z02 mmdoa Sunday. All members AHor, Rosary Unit $20, anonymous; binoculars The Holy Name society’s an­ OPEN MON. & FRI. EVES. of each family are asked to re­ Harold and Francis Brown; nual turkey games party will be ceive CoBunnnlon together in Appoints Cftairnsan bedspread, Mr. and Mrs. Jack held Oct. 20 at 7:30 p.m. at the the Mass they attend. (Our Lady of the Woods Parish, Bornhoft; and a hairdryer, Mar- school. Arrangements have Compliments of Compliments of Woodland Park) ti>a Schaefer. been made to reserve the cafe­ At the meeting Oct. 1 of the teria for the children and the Cm i s h s M a i l — J OTHER RECIPIENTS of A. A. Mezzano Realty Altar and Rosary society, Mrs. gym for the adults. The dona­ A t Fort prizes were^Mary Jane Kenne­ Joseph Herrmann, president, tion is $1 per person. (HMy Name Parish, dy, Denver; Mrs. Anna Stibley, 3740 So. Broadway 789-0541 appointed committee chairmen 2500 So. Broadway SH. 4-3318 Cnx^; Mrs. Jane Kennedy, Fort Logan) for the year: Sosioty Holps t At the executive board meet- Mrs. Herbert Breyers, foreign Otis; Harold Brown, Fleming; big ef the parish conacil Oct, relief; Mrs. Frank Harbour, Charles Wernsman, Fleming; To Reduce Dobt PIKE’S PEAK CLEANERS AMERICAN CYCLERY 8, plans were formulated for a spiritual development; Mrs. Norbert Bornhoft, Gibbons, Neb. LAY AWAY SCHWINN BIKES NOW (St, Isidore’s Parish, Hudson) ALTERATIONS TAILORING census to be taken in the pU' Jack Kontny, rosary shop; Mrs. Patrick Kennedy, Denver; John FOR CHRISTMAS Brekel, Flaming; B. H. Werns­ The Altar and Rosary society We Operate Our Ovm Plant Ish. Ray Kinder, parliamentarian; 20“ AS LOW AS $35.95 Tlw parish is sponsoring a man, Fleming; Nora Lou Bu gave $250 toward payment on Dink Pike, Owner and Mrs. J. Okey, publicity. 1901 So. Broadway PE. 3-31M fall-coarse turkey dinner Oct. Mrs. Rose Sullivan, Mrs. Don renheide, Fleming; Harold the church debt, thus reducing 3478 SO. BROADWAY ENGLEWOOD 28. It will be served from 11:38 Canty, and Mrs. J. Okey will Chimside, Sterling; Patrick the debt to $730. a.m. to 8 pjn. in the parish be on the calling committee. Kennedy, Denver; and Joe Klo With assistance from mem­ hall, 3885 S. Irving street. The ’The next meeting will be held berdanz. Sterling. bers of the Holy Name society GiORGE HELLER'S price is H.2S for adnits and 18 Nov. 14 in the home of Mrs. A stiUfied French poodle do­ and $40 worth of paint given Englewood Lumber Co. by Mr. and Mrs. Ora Hosey, cents for d d ld m . ’Hie public Ray Kinder, with Mrs. Joseph nated by the 4-H club was giv­ Wholesale and Retail Meats is invited. Herrmann as co-hostess. en to Howard Brekel. the Altar and Rosary society is BUILDING MATERIALS having the outside of the church SU. 1-0602 ^ 65 W. Chenango painted. 60 E. Hoyd SU. 1-4435 The society is planning a Spanish dinner Nov. 11 in the Best Wishes For a Successful Jamboree Compliments of church basement from 12 noon to 5 p.m. The donation for duman, pJwjbqAaphsAL HOUTZ SELF-SERVICI DRUG adults is $1.S0 and for children, 4204 SO. BROADWAY 75 cents. am i wsdjdinq., axisMJUL FREE PARKING 2262 So. Colo. Blvd. SK. 6-1461 Dr. Doyle to Talk SU. 1-5521 ENGLEWOOD On Medical Moralf Best Wishes for Success For the Lateit in Appliancei (Notre Dame Parish, Denver) and T.V. The Altar and Rosary society CASTLE FURNITURE CO. will meet Oct. 18 beginning with ROBOHM APPLIANCES AND T.V. a recitation of the Rosary in PY. 4-3511 the church at 8 p.m. Dr. Eu­ LmLETON, COLORADO 2980 Sa. Braadway SU. 1-7871 gene Doyle, the guest speaker, will talk on “ Medical Morals.” At the 8:30 a.m. Mass Oct. DICK'S WHOLESALE, INC. ENGLEWOOD PRESS 21, the annual reception of all CANDY - TOBACCO - M O Y U T IiS “ Everything For The Office” new members in the Confrater­ nity of Christian Doctrine wiU 2842 So. Broadway SU. 9-1136 PRINTING - LITHOGRAPHING - MIMEOGRAPHING be held. All members of the Englewood, Colorado 3085 Sa. Braadway SU. 1-6626 Colorado OHkors Confraternity are urged to at­ Springs HNS tend this Mass together with New officers of the Sacred Heart Parish thanked the outgoing officers for a most suc­ the new members. Compliments Of Best Wishes Holy Name society, Colorado Springs, were cessful year. The Holy Name society sponsors Special education classes in installed O ct 14, hy Father Nicholas Tauas- Boy Scout Troop 22. Left to right are Howard catechism for those children who CHAPEL OF PEACE kovic, OJLL, pastor, prior to the 8 aju. Mass. Bobiuson, secretary; Father Nicholas; Joe would profit from this program PARK 'N' SHOP DRUG Holy Name men and Boy Scouts received Com­ Rockers, marshall; Peter McCann, president; begin Oct. 19 at 3:30 p.m. Par­ 999 W. LIHLETON BLVD. 3370 So. Acoma munion corporately followed by a breakfast Leo Morford, vice president; and Ted Crow­ ents are asked to bring their SU. 1-0101 LIHLETON, COLO. in the school anditorinm. Father Nicholas ley, treasurer. youngsters to the parish ball.