Pontiff Lauds U.S. at Rite of Venerable Mother Seton

Supplement to the Denver Catholic Register

ASS'^’TS AMERICA APPROACHES FULL MATURITY National National Section Section Pontiff Lauds U.S. at Rite THE REGISTER (Name Registered in the U- S. Patent Office) Of Venerable Mother Seton MEMSER OF AUDIT bURIAU OF CIRCULATIONS m is Paptr li CoBntetad with NCWC Washington News Htidouarters by Its Own Leased Wire, Has Its Own Vatican City.—In the ceremony proclaiming Special Servtet, Heilfloui News semee. Mission Services, Religious News Ptiotoi ina NCWC Picture Service Mother Elizabeth Seton a “ Venerable Servant of 'And What of This Man?' Thursday, December 24, 1959 God,” Pope John XXIII praised the United States and declared that the country has “passed its time of development and approaches full maturity in ------nationil tnd internttional t e n - ice.” (The title Venerible does Consistory ‘Display not allow public cultns. but is a great advance toward canoni- ation.) The proclamation was a major step in the beatification cause of the convert from Protestant-< Of Church’s Vitality’ ism who founded the SUten of| 7 Charity in the U.S. and may be­ come its first native-born saint. 7 Cardinals Get Red Hat Glorioui Coy For U.S. Cotholics In Televised Ceremony Cardinal Spellman of New York, who attended the cere­ Vatican Cify.—The public consistory at which seven of the new Cardi­ mony, called the occasion “a nals received the great Red Hat was heralded by John XXIII as “a magnifi­ glorious day for the Catholics, of the U.S." With him were the cent display of the Church’s vitality.” two new Prineea of the Church When Pope John was carried into St. Peter’s Basilica, the crowd was from the U.S., Cardinals Alois- silent, in deference to his oft-repeated wishes. The attendance at the cere­ ius Muench and Albert Meyer, mony was rather light, possibly • and Cardinal Amleto G. Cicog- because of television coverage. nani, former Apostolic Dele­ At the throne in front of the gate to the U.S. About 1,500 Altar of tbe Chair, the Pope U.S. Bishops, priests, nuns, sem­ received tbe obedience of the CAUSE OPENED inarians. and laymen crowded Sacred College of Cardinals. into the Vatican’s Clementine Thirty-three of the old Cardi­ Mother Cornelia Con­ Hall to witness the event. nelly, American-born foun­ nals were present in addition to The ceremony began as Mon- seven of the eight new. dress of the Sisters of the Holy signor Enrico Dante, pro-secre­ Childhood, a teaching order, is tary of the Sacred Congregation Oxonom, Lovol shown above as she appeared of Rites, read two decrees, Couses Requested two years before her deaUi m one for Capuchin Brother Jer- Prior to tbe Red Hat cere­ 1878. cmy of Willaehia (Romania) mony. Consistorial A dvocates Bom in Philadelphia in 1808, and the other for Mother Seton. gave formal speeches requesting she spent most of her religious After tbe reading of the de­ that the Sacred Congregation of life in England, where she is crees, Vincentian Father Lu­ Rites consider the causes for buried at the provincial house of igi Bisoglio, postulator of beatification of Cardinal Giu­ her society in Mayfield, Sussex. Mother Seton’s cause, thanked seppe Benedetto Duamet, O.S.B., Tbe first formal step In her tbe Pope for approving the Sicilian-bom son of Belgian par­ beatification cause, a diocesan decree and noted that Mother ents who was known for his Iribunal, bat been opened in Seton was a figure “in the charity; French-bom Francois tbe Diocese of Southwark. true spirit of the Catholic de Montmorency Laval, Canada's Church in America.’’ first Bishop; and Antoine Fred RECEIVE RED HAT FROM POPE Catholic Layman Pope Extolls eric Ozanam. founder of the So­ Virtues of Condidates 'DO THOU FOLLOW ME ciety of St Vincent de Paul The two new American Princes of the Church, Car­ The Pope then addressed Held Up as Example In the Gospel (John xri, 19-241 for the the one "whom Jesus loved.” that Peter asked New Cardinals dinals Aloisius J. Muench, 70 (left), and Albert G. Meyer, those assembled, extolling tbe Jesus: "Lord, and what of this manT” Jesus, Pledge Loyolty 56 (right), are shown at the North American College in Rome, London' — Foreign Secretary "two treasures that are found Feast of St. John the Apostle, observed Sunday. Dec. 27. it is recounted that Jesus, however, did not satisfy Peter's curiosity con­ While the addresses concern shortly after the ceremony of their elevation to the Cardinalate Selwyn Lloyd paid tribute in the near the crib of the Infant by Pope John XXIH. House of Common^ to the ex­ speaking to Peter, prophesied his martyrdom cerning John’s destiny. He was to "remain until ing tbe three men were in prog­ Jesus, simplicity and charity, I come." Cardinal Muench. who until recently was Papal Nuncio to ample given by F. G. Moorhouse, the same two virtues that we with the words: "And another will gird thee, ress. the new Cardinals were the Catholic fathenof a British and lead thee where thou wouldst not.” Then Every person may ask himself this question: escorted into the Pope's pres­ Germany, ia the second American Cardinal called to serve in find in these two venerable ser­ the Roman Curia. Cardinal Samuel Stritch of Chicago was Army officer slain in Egypt vants of God.” He said to Peter: “ Follow Me.” "And what of this man?” u d know that tbe ence. When waiting in the side answer ia that he must be prepared for Jesus stricken and died in Rome in May of 1858 before he was able to The late Lt Anthony Moor- Both of these virtues, he said, Peter, turning around, saw John following chapel they had pledged tbeir them. It ia significant of tbe bond between these when He arrives to judge the individual soul loyalty to tbe Pontiff. Then, take up bis duties as Pro-Prefect of the Sacred Congregation for house w u captured by Egyptian are needed by the modem the PropagaUon of the Faith. commandos in the Anglo-French world, "dissatisfied because of two disciples, the Prince of the Apostles and at death. coming before the Pope one by one. they made three genuflec­ intervention in the Suet Canal every manner of compUcatioD tions, kissed bis right foot, arose, zone in 1856. He was found and confusion, but above all and embraced him. dead, after he had been torUired. feverish with egoism, which is Pope Raps False Means In a typical geetnre o! gen­ When Cairo decided to resume a contradiction of tbe tranquil Curbs on Obscenity Face D ifficulty tleness, Pope John raised his relations with Great Britain, ex­ and fruitful life and of human foot high for the more elderly tremists announced a "Moor- and Christian fraternity.” of the new Cardinals so that Of Population Control house Museum" for propaganda Following Supreme Court's Ruling The Pope underlined charity they would not have to bend purposes. as the dominant virtue in the sc far. Then he leaned over Vatican City. — Pope John of earthly goods; the barriers of British officei's were to re­ B y Jo hn 4. Oily, Jr. . Supreme Court released a book­ pure food and drug legislation life of Mother Seton, "who knew and helped them np from tbe XXIII has warned about the use selfishness snd self-interest roust taliate with an exhibit dealing store owner who had been demands that the seller be re­ no other measure than the per­ L',8 Angeles. — Hundreds of floor. of "erroneous doctrines" to be broken; the most suitable with tbe Egyptian defeat by convicted of possessing an ob­ sponsible for the purity of all fect imitation of Him who out cities will find it more difficult The new Princes of the meet the “serious calamity of means that will favor less de- Israeli forces when .Mr. Moor­ scene book in his store. his wares, there is a constitu­ of love for us became man and to convict sellers of obscene Church esme before the Pope in hunger.” Among these doctrines teloped nations must be studied; house sent a telegram asking tbe tional barrier — freedom of died on the cross." books. City Attorney Roger Three reasons were pointed the following order: Cardinal he named “pernicious and fatal and an effort must be made to plan be abandoned to prevent speech and of the press—to Recalling bis meetings with Amebergh gave this pessimis­ to: 1) The prosecution failed to Gustavo Testa, former Apostolic methods to limit offspring." draw from tbe earth itself tbe asking tbis of booksellers, it further bitterness and hatred American Bishops at tbe cente­ tic view after he argued and show that the seller knew the Nuncio to Switzerland; Cardinal The Pope made his remarks still hidden and incalculable re­ was held. between nations. Tbe project nary ceremonies of the North lost an obscenity case before book was obscene — the key Aloisius Muench, former Bishop after creating tbe new Cardi­ sources it can offer for the wel­ was canceled. American College in Rome, tbe the U.S. Supreme Court. point to the court; 2) public Justice William J. Brennan, of Fargo, N. Dak., and Apostolic nals. Among "reasons for sor­ fare of all peoples.” Holy Father said that “ it was One High Court Justice des­ access to books might ^ re­ Jr., presented the majority Nuncio to Germany; Cardinal row” in the year since tbe con­ Among the joys enumerated in the fervent unison witnessed cribed the book as "repulsive." stricted if a dealer had to know opinion, in which seven other Albert Meyer, Archbishop of sistory of 1 8 ^ he cited the fact by the Pope were the sight of Two Bills to Legalize >in the very spontaneous and Mr. Amebergh called it a “veri­ the contents of all his books; Justices agreed. Three separate Chicago: Cardinal Arcadio Lar- that "there are many who, ig­ the pilgrims who journeyed to happy emotions of these en table smorgasbord of sex." The 3) Although It is true that concurring opinions were pre­ raona, C.M.F., former Secretary noring or forgetting their origin Rome, the visits of the heads of Bus Rides for Pupils counters that we were reminded sented. Justice John M. Harlan of the Sacred Congregation of and the eternal end which state, and the many Bishops who Augusta, Me. — Two bills to of the noble and characteristic voted with the otliers on one Religious; Cardinal Francisco awaits them, are making a sad have come to Rome for their ad legalize bus transportation have figure of Elizabeth Seton, whom Booksellers Give Views point and disagreed on another. Morano, former Secretary of the spectacle of themselves, aban­ lim in a visits in the past year. been proposed for the special we had already heard bailed What happens now? How do Supreme Tribunal of the Apos­ doning themselvea to deceitful Sorrows of Pontificate session of the state Legislature, during the solemn meetings of On High Court Decision police prove that a bookseller tolic Signature; Cardinal Wil­ pleasures, and are bound by the Tbe Pope listed among bis called by Gov. Clinton A. Clau- recent days as the firat flower knows Uie nature of a book they liam Heard, former dean of the pa&rions of pride and of sense." sorrows "the painful situation of son to convene Jan. 18. of sanctity of North America. Chicago. — The U.S. Supreme Local bookstore managers, challenge? This is tbe crux of Sacred Roman Rota; and Cardi­ He told tbe Sacred College of so many thousands of refugees as St. Rose of Lima bas been the roetter for cities having an nal Augustin B«a, SJ., G e r m a n Cardlnuls that "the problem ol and exiles." It is a duty In jus­ Ont proposal would allow C ourt'i rerent ruling on poeses- however, disagreed w ith the law hunger is stiU serious for a public ichool busses to transport for a long tim e paat for South sion of obecene literature makes y e r . anti-posaeasion law in tbeir ar­ Scripture scholar and member tice for mankind to find a aoln- A m e r ic a . " senal to curb obacenlly. o f t h e Curia. great part ol humanity. To re­ tion to their problem, be stated. all cbildren, regardless of the it “ virtually impossible to prose­ W . W . Goodpasture, vice presi­ medy this very serious calamlly. school they attend. Tbe cost Adm iration for c u te dealers I n obscene b o o k s ,’ dent and general manager of Even (he Surpreme Court . "But our thoughts and our Envoy to Fronc* one cannot in any way resort would be subsidized by the Catholics in U.S. declared John C. Melaniphy, the Kroeb’s and Bretano’s, Inc., seems split on this point. The anxious affection," he continued, In Special Ceremony to erroneous doctrines tod to state. The other measure would His contacts with Americans, city’s chief legal officer. one of the country’s largest majority opinion said it would "go in I special way to that part Cardinal Paola Harella, fo^ pernicious and fatal meOiods to provide special transportation he said, "have opened our heart wholesale and retail booksellers, not be too hard to prove a book­ of our flock who are still de­ (The high court ruled (Dec. mer Apostolic Nuncio to France, for children who attend Catho­ with the most sincere admira­ said; "There are 12,000 books seller knew about the book. One limit offspring.” nied the free and public profes­ 14) that conviction of a seller was not present. He followed lic schools. tion for what 1$ done in Amer­ published a year. How can tbe Justice said it would be very He explained: "The riches sion of their faith. . . The con­ for poEsesssing an obscene book the tradition of receiving his For years many Maine com- ica for the honor and service bookseller possibly hope to read bard and tiie court should tell which are drawn from the earth cerns we expressed to you laxt requires proof that he knew the red biretta from the President must instead be put at tbe dit- year regarding the sad cendi- munilies provided bus rides for of the Lord in the holy Church book was obscene.] every one that comes into the how to do it. all school children. In s test and present a horizon of the of France, and will receive bis posal of everyone— as is re­ tions of the Church in China un­ shop? In tbeir deci-ston, the Justices Red Hat from the Pope at esse, the Maine Supreme Court most beautiful hopes for the tri “A man who couldn't read H. Vincent Faulkner, owner of did not get to the question quired by commandment of God fortunately have not been les­ future consistory. [NCWC Radio ruled' that state law does not umph of the reign of Christ, a or write, yet runs a store with an educational book exchange, whether or not the book in­ and by juatice. There must be sened." [NCWC Radio and and Wire] improvement of the distributiOD authorize such transportation. living expression of the Thy filthy and obscene twoks,” declared: "As much as 1 hate volved. Sweeter Th«m Life, a Wire] but there it no constitutional kingdom come' in the Lord's Corporation Counsel Melani- the stuff (obscene literature), story of Lesbianism, w u ob­ bariicr if permissive legislation I Prayer." — INCWC Radio and pby said, "could be considered I don't see how a man could scene. The net result was to is adopted. I Wire immune from conviction.” be prosecuted unless his intent strike down the Los Angeles was proven. The ruling was law and reverse the conviction TWO U.S. CARDINALS GIVEN merely a reassertion of man's of the bookseller. [NCWC Wire] LISTENING IN human rights.” ^ (See Editorial on page 6.) Stuart Brent, owner and man POSTS ON CONGREGATIONS ager of a N. Michigan Avenue Gift to Dr. Dooley God Offers Complete Happiness book store, said; "'The intent in Vatican (!]ity.—The two U. S, ments between the Holy See St. Louis.—Dr. Thomas Doo­ Propagation of the Faith has One of our readers has written to me to ex- R « g n i f i i u ] D a « « F i n e selling, or not soiling, obscene Cardinals who received their and different countries. charge of the miuionary activ­ ley was given a freigbtear full Red Hats have been assigned prcs.s (he joy he has in the fact that there is m i . t. / « - i I'leraturc is a moral issue. In of drug products for use in the The Congregation of Rites ities of the church. only one God. who has made everything. I agree: ^ n U T C n w O U ttC li tbe last analysis, a bookseller V posts in the Church's head­ has charge of liturgical matters • .u » I w.- . ... .jungle hospitals of Laos by the The Congregation of Semi­ with him. We can utterly trust the true God: Fourth Lateran Council answers errors quarters organizations by Pope and of beatification and canon­ naries and Universities has if R «a ll Drug Company. The d(^ jnd His promises. ! " '’ X formally teaching 1. That John XXlll. ization causes. jurisdiction over all Catholic The Fifth General Council of the'*’*'^" “ cause of all things, notwith­ ' n w C W ir e r ^ narion was given as a Christmas Cardinal Aloisius Muench, The Congregation of Reli­ educational institutions, except £ < hiirch. held in 553. both asserted crea- standing tbe Trinity of Persona, for there is former Bishop of Fargo, N. gious handles all matters per­ certain specified seminaries. '9 $ (ion of us by God and indicated the only one God; 2. That God ia the Creator of all RAISES S400.000 FOR MEDICO Dak., and Apostolic Nuncio to taining to the government, dis­ Tbe Congregation of the order of the Divine Persons, for each things visible and invisible; 3. That God pro­ Germany, w u named a member cipline. studies, e tc, of religious Basilica of St. Peter administers of (he Trinity played His role in making us. The duced things out of nothing by His almighty of the ^ cred Congregations for groups. tbe assets of that church. Council spoke of "one God and Father, from power: 4. That He did this in time, or from the Dooley's Parting Reply Extraordinary Ecclesiutical Af­ The Congregation for the (NCWC Radio and Wire] whom are all things; and one Lord Jeaus Christ, beginning o f time; 5. That there are three orders fairs, of Rites, and of Religious. through whom are all things; and one Holy of creatures, namely, the spiritual or angelic: the Cardinal Albert Meyer, Arch­ Spirit in whom are ail things." material or mundane; and the mixed or human, Hits Reeds' W ild Charge bishop of Chicago, was ap­ Spoke Against Publishers constituted of body and spirit. The Council also pointed to tbe Sacred Congrega­ showed that human creatures were created a/ter New York City— "Tell the the world for his medical tions for the Propagation of tbe the angelic and the mundane [the latter term Communists 'Dooiey is com­ work in the Asian jungles, Who 'Poison' Innocent The Fourth Lateran Council, held in 1215. Faith, of Seminarin tnd Uni­ refers to tbe material world]: and the Fathers ing back'." These were the came here last August to un­ Rome. — L'Ouervatore Ro­ Turin paper erred in saying said: "We firmly believe and honestly declare versities. and of the Builica of of the Council went on to show that the origin parting words of Dr. Thomas dergo surgery for a chest mano, Vatican daily, asserted that tbe Pope's addreu re­ that there is only one true God .... three Per­ St. Peter. of evil must be sought, not in God, who created A. Dooley as he enplaned c a n c e r. in an editorial that John XXIII quested “ limitations on free­ sons indeed, but only one absolutely simple di­ The Congregation for Extra­ nature good or right but in botb angels' and here for bis return to the After a brief recuperation, in bis talk to Italian jurists dom of the press." vine essence, substance, or nature .... one first ordinary Ecclesiastical Affairs, men’s abuse of created liberty. jungles of Laos to resume be toured 44 cities and raised spoke against only those pub­ A more accurate headline, cause of all things—the Creator of all things an organization connected with The Vatican Council threw more light on the medical mission work. about $400,000 in behalf of the Vatican Secretariat of State, lishers who abuse their free­ the Vatican City paper said, visible and invisible, spiritual and material; who story of creation by adding that (]od acted. The 32-year-old physician MEDICO, an organiulion be deals with the erection and dom by dispensing “poison” would have been ‘Tlie Pope by His omnipotent power, at once and from the with perfect freedom of counsel, not to increase 'h*** 8*''® *'® *-om founded, which provides med­ division of dioceses and the ap- to the Innocent. requests limitations on license beginning of lime, created both creatures out of His own happiness, but to manifest His perfec­ munists (here who declared ical aid to underdeveloped poiniment of certain Bishops, The Vatican City daily com­ of the press." nothing" (that is, both kinds of creatures), “both tion. by imparting blessings to creatures. when he left Laos that "Dr. countries. * for example, appointments in mented on the Pope's dis­ Pope John, the paper held, the spiritual and ihe material creature, to wit, Dooley is a paper tiger who j '\o Extension' of Cancer cases in which it is necessary course after a number of was referring in his talk to the angelic and the mundane; and thereafter the Vaticon Council runs away when the war . Replying to questions about to discuss them with govern­ papers had expressed concern “ scandal re{x,rUng and the human, as a composite of spirit and body, For breaks out" his health. Dr Dooley told re- ments. It also handles questions over the meaning of tbe like." It said (hat be was talk­ the devil and the other demons were created Exposed! E rro rs The Notre Dame and St purten that be was physically given to it by Ihe Pope through Pope's words. ing about publishing that vio­ good by God, but by their own fault became The Vatican Council. In its canons, con­ Louis U n iv e r s it y medical ; fit and that there "is no the Secretariat, p a rticu la rly In referring to the inde­ lates the moral law. [NCWC wicked. Man. moreover, sinned at the instiga demned atheism, materialism, and (he principles school alumnus, who bas i definite extension” of tbe those concerning civil laws, pendent daily L a S la m p a of Radio and Wire] tion of the devil." (Turn to Page S ~ Column 3) been acclaimed throughout cander. concordats, and other agree­ Turin. L'OseervaUjre said tbe (See Editorial on page 6.)

s - - v t . Office, 938 Bonnoek Streef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephene, Keytfene 4-4205 Thuridey, Dee. 24, 1959 4dmini$frofor Namerf For Forgo, N. Dole. School Bus Ride Issue Washington. — Auxiliary Bishop Leo F. Dworschak was Debated in Minnesota appointed Apostolic Administra­ tor of the Fargo. N. Dak., Dio­ St. Paul, Minn.—'Whether or transportation,” said Samuel L. cese until a successor to Cardi­ not to provide free bus rides Schemer, executive director of the Jewish Community Relations nal Aloishis Muench is named. for nonpublic school pupils was Bishop Dworschak. Auxiliary argued vigorously at a crowded Council of Minnesota, “ the next queslion will he; Should yoa Bishop of Fargo since 1947, was legislative commission hearing furnish textbook s?" [NCWC bom in Independence. Wis., ir (he stale Capitol. Wire] April 6, IDOO. Ho was ordained A recommendation of the May 29. 1926. and held several State Department of Education posts in the Pargu Diocese. He being considered contains the was Chancellor from 1935 to provision that "a pupil to be 1940 and Vicar General from eligible in the determination of 1940 to 1946. bus capacity for state aid must attend a public school.” He was consecrated a Bishop As a result of opinions on the Aug. 22,1946, and served as Co­ question by state Attorneys Gen­ adjutor of Rapid City, S. Dak., U. 5 . NUN FOUNDRESS DECLARED ’VENERABLE’ eral, free bus service is in prac­ until 1947. The Fargo Diocese tice restricted to public si^ooi has a Catholic population of ap­ pupils, but. If the recommenda­ proximately 85,000, and covers The heroic virtues of Mother Elizabeth!lege, Emmitsburg, Md.. and the picture at the Ann Seton (1774-1821) were proclaimed iniright shows a eection of the nearby Sisters' grave- tion becomes law, it will be the the eastern half of North Da­ first time that Minnesota stat­ kota. a forma! decree read in the Vatican’s Consis-'yard. where she was originaUy buried. The body is now entombed in the little chapel, built utes would specifically exclude T ht C hrutiin Bfoiheri Novitiite «( M oni L i Salic is torial Hall. The American-born convert and foundress of the Sisters of Charity in the U. S. 1846. Her nephew, aUo a convert, the former non-public school pupils from in California's Napa Valley. The Valley’s seleei grapes Ads on Birth Control may now be called “venerable." Archbishop James Roosevelt Bayley of Baltimore, free bus rides. are culiiviied foe The Christian Brother* Burgundy. The picture at the left shows the statue of who died in 1877, was entombed there at his Arthur Gillen, a former State f1 Mother Seton on the campus of St. Joseph's Col- request. Senator, argued that aid to non­ Suspended in England public school children need not From the dedicated labors London.—The British edition be considered aid to their Says Church Enemies of devoted men of the Reoder'.s Digest dropped schools. “ If you view free plans ( 0 publish further adver­ Deceiving Only Selves bus rides as aid to Individuals, come the great wipes of tisements on birth prevention in not part of the education proc­ the next year, apparently as a Vatican City. — Pope John ess,” he said, “ then such aid result of protests from the Cath­ XXIII told some S.OOO persons might be constitutional.” ' © t e olic Doctors' Guild of St. Luke, in a general audience in the Among those supporting W INS AWARD Vatican's Hall of Benedictions the Catholic Pharmaceutical state transportation aid for Father Robert A. Gra­ Guild, and the Union of Catholic that “the Church continues on all pupils was Jatnes Zimmer­ ham, S.J., associate editor of Mothers. her way in the accomplishment man of Waseca, Minn., whose A m e r ic a , was awarded the an­ of her mission, and those who wife and six children were The Doctors’ Guild also suc­ nual John Gilmary Shea Prize attempt to destroy her are only killed in a crash last fall ceeded in persuading the British by the American Catholic His­ deceiving themselves.” while en route to the chil­ Medical Association not to in­ torical Association in Chicago, In referring to the Church's dren's parochial school in the clude an advertisement on birth for "the most orieijal and dis­ impregnability, the Pontiff told family sUtion wagon. prevention in the group's book­ tinguished contrinution to his­ the throng to attend the public He argued that school buses let for engaged couples and torical knowledge” by a Catholic consistory of Cardinals, which could prevent many accidents the BMA-sponsored magazine. scholar in 1359. o f California was to be held the following that occur when children are The Catholic guild said it is pre­ He received the award for his pared to operate free clinic on day, if they wished to see a mag­ taken to and from school by a book Vatican D ip lo m a c y , pub­ nificent display of the Church's private transportation. AN ORDER FOUNDED IN .to . R EI MS.'FRANCE legitimate family planning at a lished by the Princeton Univer­ Catholic hospital in London. vitality. "Once you open the door to Fn*i»>>4S4>«< l«c »«‘*a»l’ Mi1on.N»«.v*,ii.«V.C«<»g».Iit,$i«fi,«t,K«,c«iit sity Press. It describes the na­ ture and origins of Papal di­ Orthodox Leaders plomacy. t f i V ______« Bock Meeting Plon Care of Foreign Student Father Graham, who bolds a doctorate in political science Istanbul. — Patriarch Athcn- SYMBOL o r RANK from the University of Geneva, agoras, supreme leader of East­ Cardinal Muench, formerly Bishop of Fargo, N, Is Project of Fannilies was born in Sacramento, Calif., V Dak,, tries on the broad-brimmed tasseled galero (Red GOD LOVE YOU ern Orthodoxy, declared that he in 1912, the son of a major Hat) put on him by Pope John XXIII as the chief symbol of better international understand­ s hadtenlisted the co-operation of Baltimore.—“ A person can be league baseball player who waa w his rank as a Prince of the Church. The Red Hat is officiaUy ing and good will.” Orthodox Patriarchates he vis­ a missionary and travel all for years manager and owner y ited on a Middle East tour for worn only at the time it is received. At a Cardinal's death it is around the world, without leav­ “ We ask our families,” said of the San Francisco Seals. He Uie Pan-Orthodox meeting next placed at the foot of bis casket and after his burial is suspended ing his living room,” said Da­ Most Reverend Fulton J. Sheen Mr. Nolan, “to have a student entered the Society of Jesus in July on the Island of Rhodes. above his tomb. mon Nolan, chairman in this at dinner in their home once 1929 and was ordained in 1941. The meeting, sponsored by archdiocese of the Christian ‘M A R Y CHRISTMAS'^ a month. And, you know, the the Patriarch, is to be attended Family Movement’s program of greater the difference in culture by representatives of Armenian. hospitality to foreign students. MOTHERHOOD The usual greeting is "Merry Christmas’’ Ohio School Wrangling the more interesting it is.” "MagnKleat," a be«kl*t o( pray­ Jacobite, Coptic, Ethiopian, and He and his wife. June, parents ers in honor of SI. Raymond because we rejoice that on this day is born to Old Catholic Churches. The Ecu. There are about 60,000 for­ Nonnalus for axpaetanf molhtrs, of six children, estimate that U c us a Savior. But over and above that, we must mcnical Council and Pope John students from nearly 50 foreign eign students now in the U.S.. ST. RAYMOND'S GUILD wish you a “Mary Christmas.” That is the kind XXlII’s invitation to unity prob­ Revived by Two Issues lands have visited their home pointed out Nolan. The Balti­ more program involves 300 St. Raymond Samlnary, LtRoy, of Christmas Mary had, namely Christ in her ably will be topics. since they first joined the pro­ N.Y. Columbus, 0. — Bible classes “ Bible lessons had been given Catholic students. [ N C W C and from her and uiith her. The whole world gram three years ago. on 3 released-time basis in sev­ for more than 16 years in some Wire] can be “merry” on the outside celebrating a 1,000,000 Will Battle eral Ohio public school districts districts without a complaint.” "Some of the ideas these peo­ festival, but only the special few who cele­ Smut in Massachusetts with predominantly Catholic This year, however, on consoli­ ple get of America and take brate the feast can have a Christmas like populations again raised the dation of several districts, three back to their countries," re­ HERNIA y Boston.—More than 1,000,000 Sister Mofdeleva yea en be FREE from TRUSS SLAVERY y Mary. Church-State issue in two cases Protestant families objected to marked Mrs. Nolan, "are so far persons will open an intercreedal presented to the state school the Bible lessons. from the truth it is unbeliev­ Naur Ihaai it • naw madam Naa.Ser|ical campaign against pornography board. The consolidated district's able. Upholds Oath Iraalmaat that it ditignid la aarmananilr May Christ be in you as with Mary; in your carratl rgylera. Thtta Noo.Seraiul traat- in the state Jan. 22. Supporting The Rev. Mr. Robert Holmedf superintendent said "the school “Our purpose is to provide laaatt ara t« cartiin, that a lifH im a Car. soul through Holy Communion as He was in Chicago.—It is an honor for tificata af AttvratKa it 9l>ae. WiHa taday the effort are the Archdiocesan a Protestant minister represent­ would lose state school money, a good Catholic environment for students to sign a loyalty oath, far sur NEW FIEI kaek, Itiil gim fitti her body through the Incarnation. Union of Holy Name Societies ing the Association for Bible if the practice continued.” In Catholic students away from tkal may ta>a you painful and fiH ntivi Sister Mary Madeleva, president tattary, and lillt how man-turglctlly you and the Archdiocesan Councils Instructions in Schools, ap­ answer to this lestimotly Elliot home, to make all these people of St. Mary's College, Notre may again varli, livt, play, and lava and May Christ be from you as you radiate His of Catholic Men and Women. peared before the hoard anony­ Meyers, president of the state familiar with what a real Ameri­ injay flfo in tha m«nnar yav doilra. Tharo Dame, Ind., and well-known It na abtigatlon. Mr.i. George Wilkins of Bos­ mously. to find whether rc- school board, replied. “ Your can home is like, and to promote Truth and Love and Charity to those around poet, said at a luncheon for par­ Eictliior Madical Clinic, Dipl, H4I30 ton, chairman, said that the leased-timc, 30-minutc. daily superintendent has given you Excaltlar Springt, Mo. you and to the Missions, as Mary put Jesus ents whose daughters are en state's moral climate was in Bible classes in several Ohio some good advice." in the hands of the home missions of the Third Film in Month rolled at the college. V "disrepute" because "we have public school districts were The classes have been discon­ Palronetf of Suffereti from y shepherds and in the foreign missions of the hesitated to speak out for fear legal. tinued. but the state hoard Is Refused Code Seal She referred to the contro­ NERVOUS Wise Men in all their pomp. The minister disclosed that agreed to study the legality of of offending.” Hollywood. — Priuote P r o p ­ versial oath that college stu and MENT.VL released time for religious e r t y is the third Hollywood- dents seeking loans under the DISORDERS... May Christ be tcitk you in your home, your cksscs, taking into considera­ 1958 National Defense Educa­ made movie in a month that has Many novonas coto* office, your journeys, your works, your trials Lessons Taught by God-Man tion U.S. Supreme Court decis been denied a Motion Picture tion Act must sign. They must brated thraughoutIhr as the Divine Child was with Mary in a stable, ions. Association of America Produc­ also sign an affidavit that they year In thc flr<^i do not 'oelong to or support any church In America rl in her journey to the land of the Sphinx, dur­ tion Code seal. dedicated to her Questions and Answers organization advocating the honor. Beg her help ing her flight from the bloody sword of Herod. The makers will not appeal and lotercesslon. f By Linus M. Riordan. Ph.D. Public Seboof OfFicial overthrow of the U.S. govern the decision, but will seek other What does the Incarnation ment. For iDformaUon about f Was it filling that the Second outlets. The reason for the de­ th* League of St. V No one can be truly Merry on December Person of the Trinity assume leach about God? Explains Dec. 8 Close Dymphoa, Novona y 25 except through Mary. Why? Because “He nial is that the picture deals She said that thc schools Booklets, Statues and f a human nature? The Incarnation teaches man M edals. V was born of the Virgin’ Mary.’” Either we get "(rankiy and in detail with the objecting to the oath deprive y The congniity of the Incarna­ the perfections of God. He gave In Face ol Charges implications of a long, thor­ students of an opportunity for y Christ the Son of God from Mary, or we have tion is clearly contained in His only Begotten Son to effect Kalida. Ohio.—C. J. Stack- W r it* Co.- t oughly planned seduction." government loans. She believes y only a Jesus who is nothing more than an­ the universal teaching of the the redemption of man. St. Ber­ house, superintendent of Put­ Happv Anmuersory and Sud­ that the affidavit, which some­ National Shrine of V Church, especially in the liturgy St. Dympbna other teacher like Buddha or Confucius. As nard wrote; "The less He made nam County Public Schools, has denly Last Summer received the what restricts freedom of be­ y of Advent. Christmas, and the f Richard Crashaw has pointed out, there is a Himself in His humanity, the defied charges by a Methodist seal upon appeal and changes in lief, will be repealed by Con­ MASSILLON, OHIO relation even, between Mary and His "sepul­ Epiphany: "0 wonderful ex­ greater did He show Himself in minister that he failed to re­ the films. gress. 'f change! The Creator of the chre in which man was never laid.’’ His goodness; and the more port to state authorities that 'f human race, taking an animate abject He became for my sake, local public schools dosed on MODEL CHANGEOVER SALE body, deigned to be born of a the dearer He is to me.” the Feast of the Immaculate "Ilotr life and death in Thee Virgin: and proceeding as a man The Incarnation gives men an Conception, Dec. 8. Priest Who Taught in U.S. Aiiree! without generation bestowed insight into divine justice, for, The superintendent also re­ Thou hadst n Firgin iromh upon us His Deity!” The Incar­ in the Passion and death of His jected the charge by Rev, Mr. Receives New Vatican Role .-Infl lomh. nation shows forth in a most Son, God received perfect satis­ Raymond S. Daniel, in a letter And Joseph did helroth excellent manner the perfec­ faction for sin: ‘They are justi­ to the Ohio State School Board Vatican City.—A Dominican tary of the Sacred Congregation Them both.'' tions of God and is an eternal fied freely by Ilfs grace through in Columbus, that the schools priest who has taught in the of Religious. blessing to roan. the redemption which is fn failed to meet the state mini­ United States is one of two The other change names Mon. How true! The only ones today who be­ Christ Jesus, whom God has set mum of 176 class days because Churchmen named in major signor Vittorio Bartoccotti, Un­ they closed on that day. lieve in the virgin tomb (Resurrection of the Classified Ads forth as a propitiation by His changes in thc personnel of the dersecretary of the Sacred Con­ Son of Man) are those who believe in the blond" (Rom. iii. 25). The schools referred to arc Vatican's headquarters staff. He gregation of Sacramental Dis­ Cl«$silirt vSi ru n th io u a h *11 B egisler in the Kalida, Ottovillr. and is Father Paul Philippe, O.P., cipline, to be Secretary of the SK«wfi Virgin's womb (Incarnation of the Son of nIMiOM- Th* '» '* is to ctnts Mf w d Rfi The Incarnation demonstrates issue. Minimum IZ words; If tourin or mote the wisdom of God, for He found Fort Jennings school districts commissary of thc Sacred Con­ Supreme Tribunal of the Apos­ God). conseculivt issues *rt used, iho rile Is S3c Mr word M ' issu*. Ftym iiit must KCom. a most fitting payment for a where the population is pre­ gregation of the Holy Office, tolic Signature. Mny ell orders. Ads r«ei*ed or Mondey thing of most difficult price and dominantly Catholic. who has been appointed secre- Both appointees replace prel­ There is a Christmas because Mary gave w ill tpocer III IN issue primed tN foliew- ates created Cardinals by Pope! in g w e e k . ______an ideal reconciliation of justice ...TABLE REMAINS LEVEL V her consent; .she was willing to give God a MISCELLANEOUS with mercy. As (he Psalmist John at the Dec. 14 consistory.. Born in Paris in 1905, Father! Hfcry dvfy all cait iron and i ’ m I I human nature! Think ye it is possible for us PLt:ASE HELP—Plea** pray for the sang; "Justice and peace have cOAtiFvttiM. ground wii iroA V to give God our human nature without Marv? suceetdful complcUoD of our now kissed” (Ps. Ixxxiv, 111. Philippe studied there and wasj febl*. fiKi nwiiivt coi» iron V church and convent-KhooI, now in ordained in 1932. He served fori m ilrt o o vg i OAd p o itn itd m e iv ,As the Son coming into the world said to the The Incarnation shows forth M f i l l 9oy m\of. Oo«» •vtrrrhiftg foundation >U{e, In the great ml»- a time in the French army asi s Father: “ I am come to do-Thy Will,” so Marv *ioiiary are* ol North Carolina. Fi­ the power of God. There is noth­ Mm« Ol Mwi wring fovr Vfmt ot nancial contiibutloos urgently and ing greater than to unite so a General Staff captain. «tvch “ crpti cvity rigt. btvtlt, AiirrH. i said to the Angel; “Behold the handmaid 6f dosperateLv needed. Rev. Thomas M. Taught at Notre Dame dedo*i. cil» tompovnd e«gl»L Adjwti* V the Lord.” The obedience of Mary was the McAvoy, St. Teres* of AvU* Rectory, closely in the Person of the Son obit dtpih O’* to V/»‘ 718 FARGO STREET, DURHAM, two infinitely distant natures Between 1951 and 1955 be SPECIAL BARGAIN first act of perfect submission that any crea­ NORTH CAROLINA. 6 without destroying either. St. taught during summers at the TVis It CNf mpd*l. Droi^d Atw Prleidess RinRIn County Needs Institutes of Spirituality at « M n l 16 ypu in Eectpry M oltd <6Yl6nt. ture made to God since the fall of Adam. Leo declared this power; "He S o ld 0"d gvoroniffd differ from vour donation for St. Judc’i Mis­ River Forest, III., and Notre Mary teaches us obedience again in the last sion. Father Held, Bo* Z130, Jack has joined both natures in so feciory io you oi o fo«'roiTi< bergoift son S. Hiss. dvrtng (hongfOvfr to I960 modfl. words recorded of her in Scripture: "Whatso­ wonderful a covenant that glori­ Dame University in the United i AGENTS WANTED States. MONEY BACK GUARANTEE ever He shall say to you, that do ye." fication did not consume the Try fotnoui low TO deyi. If not I S A LE S P E R S O N S inferior, nor did assumption Monsignor Bartoccotti, 66, is Italy. He IIAbON^rftum forffl immodietf rifwnd* Mary formed Jesus within her chaste JOB? EAR.N LIBERAL t'O.HMIS- diminish the superior.” SIONS? Then be our represenUllve. was ordained in Rome in 1917. Sent fxprast Collect body: so may .she form Him within your Sell or add to your Una an rstermed What benefits come to man Sond cKff.n»r»r»hphonograph. DfUlls fror School, ChsTnbsrUIn, South Dakota, Tut out this enlumn. pin your .sacrifice to it and MonsiRBor Salvatore Capoferri of the Vicariate of | Rc»*rrh Association, Box u s w OTan knows IhaT sm is such To h*lp you l*kt ear* of your Hill* Indian children *1 El. m.iil 11 to Most Rev, Fulton J Sheen. National Direc- O^mpU, W'*shlneton. great calamity and wreaks so Rome stands at the side of Pope .lohn XXIII before the j Jesvph's tneloitd find S inr of the Society fnr the Propagation nf ihe Faith, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES great a damage that the harm it Poniiff opened iho sccrel consistory at which he created eight,; N A M E . . . 366 Fifth Avenue, New York lx. N.Y., or your FREE HcnmE FOLDER. "How lo C3U5PS Can be rectified onlv hv new Cardinals. This event was followed by a public consistory Diocesan Director. ADDRESS yam* ” ’*i?ins**z*rmwoTO'?^^ ^»k assuming a human nature.in St Peter'.* Basilica at which new Princes of the Church re- CITY ZONE STATE k>,M>iM.»ka>»a>kka(Jt>r»k>t»Mi3tMi>ii>i«>>piatM«>>ai»M»h?-havon-»i. crdsr jfiiL Ta™s.' *^':and dying on thc cm.ss. reued their Red Hat- Thursday, Dec. 24, 1959 Office, 938 Bonnock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205

Formosan Plight Noted LISTENING IN Third Auxiliary By Missionary Bishop God Offers Complete Happiness for Boston See One of our readers has written to me to ex­ of counsel, but finds in Himself the reason of Boston. — The Most Rev. press the joy be has in the fact that there is the things that He does. "Who has been His coun- Thomas Joseph RUey, 59, wss San Francisco.—“ On Formosa Fight yean ago the Reds ex­ only one God, who has made everything. I agree seUor, and has taught Him?' (Isaias x; 13). "Ob consecrated Titular Bishop of people live in fear of losing pelled the Bishop from his Dio­ with him. We can utterly trust (he true God (he depth of the riches of the wisdom and of the Regiae by Cardinal Cushing in their 6«edom again. The Com- cese of Yukiang in China's and His promises. knowledge of God! How incomprehensible are the Cathedral of the Holy Cross mimist menace is close and it is Kiangsi Province. Ibe Fifth General Council of the His judgments and how unsearchable His ways! to serve as the third Auxiliary real. The Reds have threatened Earlier this year a news report (Zhurch, held in 653, both asserted crea­ For ‘who has known the mind of the Lord, or Bishop of Boston. to take the Island. Nobody can told of the "consecration” of a tion of us by God and indicated the who has been His counsellor? Or who has first The co-consecrators were Aux­ understand why the U. S. wouid uew Bishop of Yukiang. Bishop order of the Divine Persons, for each given to Him, that recompense should be made iliary Bishops Eric F. MacKen- recognise an enemy and turn its Quinn recognized the name as of the Trinity piayed His role in making us. The to him?’ For from Him, and through Him, and zia and Jeremiah F. Minlhan of back on friends." belonging to one of his former Council spoke of "one God and Father, from unto Him are all things. To Him be the glory Boston. Bishop Charles W. Quinn. diocesan priests. whom are all things; and one Lord Jesus Christ, forever, amen" (Romans xl, 33-S6). “ What can I say?" be re­ A native of nearby Waltham, C M., made this comment in an through whom are aU things; and one Holy Interriew before returning to marked. “Who knows what kind Mass., Bishop Riley chose as bii Spirit, in whom are all things.^ mission duties in Kaohsiung, a of pressure and brainwashing motto Christus Sapieniia Uea— port city on the south shore of (he man was put tbrougb?” Re­ Dniverse Designed Christ My Wisdom. Hb patron Formosa. ferring to the illegal consecra­ From All Elerniiy saints, St. Thomas and St. Jo­ tions of Bishops in China, be The Fourth Lateran Council, held in 1215, seph, are represented on hb In the divine wisdom are the reasons of all From 500 to 16,000 said that the Red persecution is said; “ We firmly believe and honestly declare coat of arms. things, which are not really distinct from the There with 12 U. S. Vincen­ now in the stage of "confusing that there is only one true God .... ^ e e Pe> -The n e w Bbbop attended divine essence. The divine wisdom from all tians and three Chinese priests Catholics’ consciences, lay peo­ SODS indeed, but only one absolutely simple di­ Boston College and later studied he works among some 500,000 vine essence, substance, or nature .... one first eternity devised the order of the universe. Not at St. John's Seminary, Brigh­ ple and priests both. They have only does God know the past perfectly, but He Chinese refugees. In 1952 there the Mass, but they are cut off cause of all things—the Creator of all things ton. He was ordained May 20, were fewer than 500 Catholics. visible and invisible, spiritual and material; who bas a perfect knowledge of the present and the 1827, and be earned a doctorate from Rome." [NCWC Wire] future. This holiday season, in the three by His omnipotent power, at once and from the Church of Santa Cecilia of philosophy at Louvain Uni­ Vincentian missions of Kaob- beginning of time, created both creatures out of St Thomas Aquinas showed that God created versity, Belgium. siung, Tainan, and Kangshan, nothing" (that Is, both kinds of creatures), “ both the world, not to Kquire an end, and therefore He taught moral theology at the Bishop and his missioners the spiritual and the material creature, to wit, nqj from neCessity or need, but to conurunicate the Brighton seminary and was a n distributing Communion to the angelic and the mundane; and thereafter the His own perfection, which is His goodness. God rector there from 1950 until more than 16,000 faithfuL These human, as a composite of spirit and body. For has made us for heaven, and, if we lose our souls, last year, when be was named are former mainland people the devil and the other demons were created it is not His fault He Himself needs nothing. pastor of St. Peter’s Church in only. Native Formosan Catholics good by God, but by their own fault became nearby Cambridge, a post he There is no defect in Him. and therefore no are cared for by their own dioc­ wicked. Man, moreover, sinned at the instiga­ will continue to hold as Auxil­ necessity. As the Vatican Council taught: "This esan priests. tion of the devil." iary Bbbop. sole true God, by His goodness and omnipotence, He has conducted a column, The Chinese who Hed to created out of nothing, with perfect freedom of "Theology for Everyman,” in Formosa, he said, "have no counsel . . . not to acquire or increase His hap­ the arehdiocesan Ptfot. physical security. But they Beonfiiul Doctrine piness, but to manifest His perfection by the can seek spiritual security. blessings He imparts to creatures.” And this is what has turned Of Citnrch Council them toward the Church.” This Fourth Lateran Council answers errors God acta not for His own advantage, but of many kinds by formaUy teaching 1. That for the sake of goodness, not to increase this Grants Total $230,000 there is one first cause of all things, notwith­ goodness but only to communicate it to us. He is infinitely liberal, because He does not act Jersey City, N J. — With the standing the Trinity of Persons, for there is for His own advantage, but for our sake. receipt of ^9,000 In research only one (ktd; 2, That God is the Creator of all grants, the Seton Hall college of things visible and invisible; 3. That God pro­ duced things out of nothing fay His almighty medicine and dentistry reveals God has a twofold purpose in the production that it has received 20 grants power; 4. That He did this in time, or from the beginning of time; 5, That there are three orders of things. His principal end in acting b Hu totaling more than $230,000 own external glory. But Hb secondary purpose b since September. Bishop Charles W. Quinn, C.H. of creatures, namely, the spiritual or angelic; the material or mundane; and the mixed or human, the perfection of H b creatures, notably the hap­ constituted of body and spi^t The Council also piness of Hb rational creatures. Hence the showed that human creatures were created a f t e r Psaimbt telb us that the heavens themselves THE GIFT YOU GAVE UP ON the angelic and the mundane [the latter term declare the glory of God, and it b made clear In refers to the material world]; and the Fathers Holy Writ that He bas created man for Hb glory. You know the good feeling yon have when the Christmas of the Council went on to show that the origin All creatures must in some msnner praise God, up on comes in a few days after Christ­ Church of San Bernardo AOe Tenne Gift ,or Card yon gave of evil must be sought, not In God, who created and if man glorifies Him he will find happiness mas? SISTER BERNADETTE and nature good or right, but in both angels’ and in Him. Even Christ said to H b Father: "Glorify MAKES A SISTER SILVANA WILL HAVE THAT men’s abuse of created liberty. Thy Son that Thy Son may glorify Thee” (John Church Honors St. Cecilia, viii, 1). WONDERFUL GIFT! FEELLNG when they hear of yonr The Vatican Council threw more light on the Our Lidy of Fatinu aaid averyona story of creation by adding that God acted, Martyr of Second Century ahmjUl pn y tba roaary daily for (Ba generous gift of $150 for the first year By Meniigner Jim *i I. Tue«k aalvatMD of Um w orld . . . and Ihta with perfect freedom of counsel, not to increase second-century martyr to whom hamly oaw "rarolvinf roaary" nak« of their two-year novitiate — UN Our G ood Fo u n d Rome.—The titular church of it is dedicated— St. Cecilia. ■t aamiar for you to pray aeywfaaca, His own happiness, but to manifest His perfec­ aoytim a. Tbia faaauUful, low coal FINISHED BUSLNESS 1^59: FOR US tion, by imparting blessings to creatures. In Praising God Cardinal Albert Meyer, Arch- Toward the end of the sec­ Roaanr R ipf bas too Hail Mary'a and bbbop of Chicago, b built on ond century, after Sts. Peter Our Paiber—can ba eonvasiantly PETER and GEORGE are among (he There can be nothing selfish in (Tod's wanting oaiTiad with you at aJJ tloiaa. Makaa and Paul had brought Christian­ seminarians for whom we have no our praise. He has everything He needs in Him­ the site of the home of the an idaal sift for tba wbola fiimtiy. ity to Rome, there was a house prder aa manV as you lika—moaay obtained sponson; FOR YOU, a pledge 70110011 Council self, hut if we serve Him we get many things we back tuarsDtes. 8sM cback or monay in the city that tradition, sub­ o rd e r lo ; need. We realize thb wheh we confess Hb of $100 a year for each of them for lix Exposed Errors stantiated by slight evidence, ROBAR-y- R IN O c e . glory and goodness. years will close out the account. 'fhe Vatican Council, in its canons, con­ Titular Church says was the home of a patrician JJOOaienHiohwair • Mkntasolli. M m . demned atheism, materialism, and the principles The Fathers of the Church emphasized that named Valerian whose wife wss the glory of God b the aim of creation, and at Cecilia. A GOODLY NUMBER OF MASS STIPENDS ARE BADLY of pantheism (which is the doctrine that the Vocations - Men NEEDED BY OUR SORELY TRIED MISSIONERS. universe, taken or conceived of as a whole, is the same time we find our good in procuring the The remains of a house still glory of God. * Onetime Baths existing beneath the present God; that there is no God but the combined Rome.—A hall that once Basilica show that it was an Holy Cross Brothers "IT IS SO BAD that we cannot keep the Blessed Sacrament forces and laws that are manifested in the ex­ As Theophilus of Antioch wrote: "God made served for indoor sports in the there.” Such U the chapel in DEREK in SYRIA. With $5,000 elegant building and that the Serve God Through isting universe). everything out of nothing that He might be colossal baths of the Roman we can build not only a chapel BUT A SCHOOL AS WELL. people living in it were devout • Trachifig • Trtdas known by H b works and that Hb greatness Emperor Diocletian b the titu­ • Social • Fuming Atheism is disbelief in or denial of the ex­ pagans. might be understood.” lar church of Cardinal Muench. Work a Clwical MONSIGNOR RYAN will be BEFANA for HIS REFUGEE istence of God, the supreme intelligent Being. CeciUa was converted to Chris­ a Wr.Ting Work CHILDREN—their EPIPHANY (Jan. 6) SANTA CLAUS—w ^ It is foolish on the face of it, for no being that St. Hilary asserted: “ He demands to be loved Converted to Christian use in s Foriign Mbtloni it b called Saa Bernardo tianity, and, it b generally held, he gives them the food bought with your TEN DOLLAR GIFT bad any limitations whatever could exist neces­ by us, not as deriving any benefit from our love converted her husband and hb For Information W rite: sarily, without any dependence on things out­ for H b own sake, but with a love that b rather Alle Terme, the “Alle Terme” SrotbK Eymard, C.S.C. Brotliar Bartal, C.S.C. referring to noted baths, which brother Tiburlius. Valerian and lOeOuiaria Hall oi St. Edward*! UnIvariitY FAMILY TO FAMILY side it for our sakes, for we shall love Him during Nglia Oama, Ind. A utlln,T ixas, once occupied an area of five Tiburtius were beheaded. A THE FEAST OF THE HOLY FAMILY (Jan. 10) Is the ideal If there is no necessary and perfect Being, aU the future.” crueier martyrdom-^vas reserved time to present to YOUR OWN FAMILY a certificate of FAM square blocks in what b today FOLLOW THE LEADER, there can be no othn^ type of being. If God does The last end of creotion b the extrinsic glory one of the Eternal City's busiest for Cecilia, a girl of 15. She was ILY MISSION MEMBERSHIP—$5 for one scalded in the bath of her own CHRIST not exist nothing can exist All science bears of God. God's desire is the communication of sections. SL r i n r b A d . TOD eaa. year, $100 perpetually — UNBREAKABLE testimony to the dependence of ail earthly His goodness, and of an eternally happy destiny The small circular form of home and abo beheaded. Her SaanUNCISCaS BROTBOt body was entombed in the cata­ ud dadkau m r Ufa to RESOLUTION: Yonr New Year’s Resolution things, one on another, and philosophy proves for us, if we serve Him right Heaven will bring the church b suggestive of its Qirtit la Uw aentn will be kept for the whole year if you take that the existence of dependent beings finally us the reception and participation of God's original function. The structure combs of St. CalUstus, and her math. burial place became a center of Far lafarM tlat vrfta la five minutes to write the note and check for demands that Necessary Being or God is the goodness. b one of four “ tower rooms” DIraatar a( VaealMai, your INDIVIDUAL MISSION MEMBER­ only explanation of contingent beings. that stood at the comers of Dio­ great devotion for the perse­ fraaabaaa Bnikari, B. L The work of the Catholic Church b to open la. L Sarlaillald, III. SHIP-ONE YE.AR ONE DOLLAR; $20 pe^ cletian's baths. cuted Christians. ‘ 'Agnosticism is the doctrine that neither the to us the avenues and means by which (Tod petual. THE SPECIAL CHRISTMAS M I D ------Numerous renovations and Pope Urban I, who knew Ce­ NIGHT MASS and ten other Masses—all offered at the CRIB existence nor the nature of God, nor the ultimate sfaowen us with His grace and relieves us of Saavllful piclura of fa- remodelings have not covered cilia personally, established a OF BETHLEHEM—are among the many benefits offered to our origin of the universe, is known or knowable; our sins. The happiness of Hb intelligent crea­ m out Black Madonna, over entirely the Roman brick small oratory in her home, .'n Our lady o f C ia ito - Members and all our Benefactors. A Special Mass is offered and it also denies the’ existence of an unseen tures is the proximate aim of creation. 621 Pope Paschal 1 enlarged the chowa, in fu ll color daily in ST. PETER'S BASILICA IN ROME for our deceased world. More and more the word agnostic is at­ that forms the substance of the SVa” by n ." with oratory and had St. Cecilia’s tnadal. hhtory, ard rvo- benefactors. Yonr deceased relatives and friends can be en­ tributed to those who claim that there can be no The reward that God offers to mankind for edifice. Nor has the small but correct service to Him b so far beyond anything perfect dome been altered body brought there from the n n i. Send S1.2S tm rolled in membership. true knowledge, and that all knowledge is rela­ FUNCISUH that earth has to give us that there b no fair since the time of Diocletian, catacombs. It has not left the MISSIONUr UOTKIIS tive and therefore uncertain. ST. F U M II A STRINGLESS GIFT—You do with it what you think best. comparison between the supernatural and the who died in 313. church since that day. Agnostics are famous, not for scholarship, MONASTHIT THE HOLY FATHER THINKS BEST ABOUT THE NEAR natural life. Man b able to get a reasonable sort FaUen into.disuse, plundered, Great artbb have adorned CVRIKA, MS. but for the boldness of their denials. Certainly EAST MISSIONS. Send your Stringless Gift to POPE JOHN of happiness by taking advantage of the good and in part destroyed, the baths the church, which today has the this vast universe did not make itself and it does XXIU. things of earth and mundane life, and whatever were acquired in the 16th cen­ general form of the restorations not hold itself together; there are such wisdom FREE joy be gets can still be considered the gift of tury, together with surrounding of the 17th century. AU that and planning obvious in it as to require a Su­ DIFFICULT PROBLEM: PERFECT ANSWER G ^ . But God does not want us to have only the lands, by Cardinal Gbcomo di remains of the medieval edifice preme Intellect, which could be no less than "JUDE RED IN THE FACE? Because of the gift or card you received mild joys that are offered In thb life. He bas Beiley. b a beautiful bell tower. perfect, and which could not be limited. The from Mary? And you forgot even to send her a card? The PER­ made us for Himself, and we cannot be truly In 1594, Caterina Noblli, The Basilica of St. CeciHa re­ FECT ANSWER is OUR GIFT CARD with the offering of a happy until we find our joy and rest in Him. widow of Count Sforza de Santa mains one of the oldest, most Forgotteit Soint" Mass. YOU WRITE US. WE WRITE HER. Nature is rich in ib own way, but it b meagre Flora, came into possession of charming and popular shrines for pilgrims. Our 24-page Picture Story will Onljr God Is indeed when compared with the supernatural. the property and donated it to be sent upon reuuest to anyone WHERE DOES YOUR M<(nEY GO? It can go for these VERY His Own Being a congregation of religious Titular churches designate interested im learning more SPECIFIC GIFTS teuour missions: Mass Kit $100, Stations $25, known as the “FogUanti.” The the older places of worship in about “the patron of hopeless Whatever exists by. participation must be Anlimensium (with Martyrs’ Relics) $10, We Need to Pile donation was occasioned by the Rome, which are traditionaily or desperate cases.” .Monstrance $40, Mass Book $25, Confessional caused by that which exists by essence. But only arrival in Rome of the congre­ assigned to Princes of the God exists by reason of His Essence. Only H e ts Up Heovenly Treosure W fU s to ; $50. Picture $15, Statue $30. YOUR MASS gation's founder, Jean de la Churcb. The antiquity and loca­ His own B e in g , All things outside God exist in tion oi the titular churches pre­ DEPT. 125 OFFERINGS for your special Intentions are It b ordinary common sense, therefore, to Barriere, a Cbterdan monk dependence on Him through participation. Who attempted a reconstitution serve the tradition that the first NECESSARY for many IMMEDIATE AND be as.iduous in our religious duties, in the work INATIONAL of piling up a wealth of supernatural grace for pf the rule of St. Bernard of Cardinab were pastors of Rome UNEXPECTED needs of our mission priests. Being by participation does not have in it­ SHREVE self the.reason of ita existence, but must get ourselves through prayer, the saciamenb, and Clairvaux and St. Robert of who served as consuitors to the its being through another. Being that exists the other toob of goodness. A man who prays Molesme. founders of the order Pope as Bishop of Rome. OF ST. 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MEETS CRITICISM IN FRANCE LATE NEWS BRIEFS Consecration Feb. 25 Cardinal Tien Named CHURCH SCHOOLS AID PLAN Trenton, NJ. — Bishop-desig­ - Vatican City. — Cardinal Paris.—The French govern- that it makes too many conces­ The three alternatives recom­ nate James J. Hogan will be Thomas Tien, S.V.D., exiled mqnt’s plan to give state aid sions to Church schoob. mended by the Cabinet are u consecrated Titular Bishop of Archbishop of Peking, has been to the country's financially The country as well as the follows: P hilom eliu m and Auxiliary named Apostolic Administrator stricken Catholic schools is Cabinet b split on the Issue. 1. A Catholic school may be­ Bishop to Bishop George Ahr of the Taipei Archdiocese in meeting with criticism from The Communists have played come part of the public school of Trenton in St. Mary's Cathe­ Formosa. Forced to leave China both supporters and opponents a prominent role In the oppo­ system, falling under the au­ dral Feb. 25. Bishop Ahr will by the Reds, the Cardinal is of government aid, long urged sition and are seeking to t^ e thority of the Minbtry of Edu­ bo consecrator. and Archbishop residing at the Divine Word by French Catholic authorities. advantage of the situation to cation, and the state assume Thomas Boland of Newark will Fathers’ seminary, Te-'hny, 111. Some Catholic leaders in Par­ win political power as head of al'. its costs. It will then cease preach. The Chancellor of the He announced he will leave the liament object to the plan’s pro­ a coalition of Socialbb and to be an independent school. other parties opposed to the aid. Trenton Diocese since 1953 will U.S. met Feb. 3 and fly to Tai­ vision for varying degrees of 2. A Catholic school may sign pei by way of Rome. Slate control of the Catholic Under the plan, which offers be the first Auxiliary in the a contract or agreement with schoob, which are attended by three alternative solutions to see’s 78-year-old history. 100 Chaplains Needed the state under the terms of 15 per cent of France's primary the economic plight of (^tboUc New York.—Six priests will which the state will pay its Cardinal to Consecrate school children. schoob, as the amount of aid in­ Vatican City. — Cardinal Al­ become chaplains with the U.S. building expenses and teachers' Leftbts and other anti-clerical creases, so does the degree of bert Meyer will consecrate armed forces, bringing the total salaries. In return, a public opponents of the plan maintain government control. BisbopKlesignate Ernest J. Pri- from the Boston Archdiocese to school official wit! be appointed meau of Manchester, N.H., in 57. Cardinal Spellman in mak­ as the school’s inspector. In ad­ his first consecration as Cardi­ ing the announcement stressed dition, Ihe school will eventually nal. The event is tentatively set that at least 100 more chaplains Sweden Gives Negative have to admit non-Catholic stu­ for Feb. 25 in Chicago’s Holy are needed to provide for the dents and observe religious neu­ Name Cathedral. The newly spiritual needs of Catholic serv­ NEW PRINCES o r CHURCH trality in regard to them. named Bishop had served for icemen and their dependents. To Catholic Faith Courses 3. It may retain its indepen­ 12 years as rector of the Chi­ 3 Catholic Institutions Seven of eight new Cardinals pose with I of the Sacred Congregation for Religious; Mor* Stockhfdm, Sweden.— A new State schoob as an obvious prin­ dent character and accept pro- m _ _ j j „ ; __± av* O a v m a i* bill in Sweden’s Parliament is ciple of justice.” [NCWC Radio cago Arcbdiocesan bouse of Washington.—Three Catholic Cardinal Tardini, Vatican Secretary of ano. an official of the Roman Curia; Heard. Dean vbional state aid for a 12-year focusing attention on whether and Wire] studies in Rome. institutions are included in 36 State, just before they received their g d e r o s , of the Sacred Roman Rota; and Cardinal Bet, period. Under thb aitemative the State ebould recogn ize private and state colleges and or Red Hats, from Pope John XXIIl. S.J., confessor to the late Pius XU. Not preset the aid will consbt of partial $2,000,000 Pledged grades that Catholic pupib in universities receiving grants Left to right are Cardinal Meyer of Chicago; was Cardinal Marefla, Papal Nuncio to France, payment of teachers’ salaries. Boston. — Cardinal Cushing State schoob receive for in­ Cuban Prelate Denies from the Atomic Energy Com­ Cardinal Muench, formerly Bishop of Fargo; who received his red biretla from President In return, the school wUl give pledged $2,000,000 to Boston struction in their own faith. College as a gift from the arch- mission. They are Creighton Cardinal Testa, Papal Nuncio to Switzerland; Charles de Gaulle, in accordance with long tn- the state the right to supervue University, Omaha, Neb. ($15,- Cardinal Tardini; Cardinals Larroana, secretary dition. Eligibili^ for entrance to the National Church Plan its financial management and diocwe when the Jesuit institu­ crowded high schoob b deter­ tion celebrates its centena^ in 000); Immaculata College, Im- Havana. — Coadjutor Arch teaching methods. maculaU, Pa. ($4,800); and mined by averaging the grades bishop Eveiio Diaz y Cia of Catholic schools may abo re­ 1963. The Cardinal, who is an TANGANYIKA TO GAIN FREEDOM received in lower schools in all alumnus of the college, pre­ Trinity College, Washington, Havana said: “ We diave abso­ main completely independent of subjeeb, including the Protes­ sided at ground-breaki^ rites D.C. ($7,000). lutely no information about any state school authorities hut will tant religion curses, which for three dormitory buildings to plan of the Cuban government then receive no assbtance. Sisters Know Bombs CATHOLIC TO BE PREMIER Catholics are exempt from at­ be erected there. Bay City, Mich.—Two nuns at to estahlbh a national church The Cabinet abo recom­ Dar es Salaam, Tanganyika,— tending. Mercy Hospital have received plan, announced by the British cans, who number 9,000,000. independent of Rome. We have mended that the state subsidy New Student Center It is regarded as virtually cer­ The instructions that Catho­ certificates that declare they are territorial Governor, Sir Rich­ For the 112,000 Asians in the not beard of the authorities in paid to parents of Catholic M ia m i, F la . — The new tain that Julius Myerere, a ard Turnbyll, and expected to country, 11 seats will be re­ lics receive from priests and qualified to inspect and identify terfering with any priest in the school children, about $6 a year Aquinas Student Center for the Catholic, will beconle Tangan­ lead to full independence with­ served and 10 seats will be re­ nuns, however, are not recog­ unexptoded bombs and missiles free exercbe of hu priestly for each school-age child, be 2,000 Catholics enrt^ed at the yika's first Prime Minister. in the next five years, Tangan­ served for Europeans, whonuia- nized for credit. Their average, in the event of enemy attack. mlnbtry.” continued for at least another Universit) of Miami was opened Founder of the United Na­ yikans will control their coun­ ber but 23,000. In addition to therefore, b often too low to Sister Mary Blanche and Sis­ The prelate made the state­ six months. for daily use. It is staffed by tions trust territory’s largest try’s internal affairs through a Hiese 71 seats, a small number qualify for the limited number ter Mary Linus were among a ment after Fathers Eduardo The Parliamentary Associa­ two Dominican priests and con­ political party, he the cam- legislative council. Great Brit­ of seats will be filled by the of places in the high schoob. group of dvUians trained by Aguirre Garcia and Juan Ramon tion for Freedom of Education, tains a chapel, library, auditor­ pugn for self-government ain will continue to be respon­ Governor by appointment. Thu situation has developed O’FarriU, who went from Cuba to which a majority of National ium. and rectory on its two-and- army ordnance experts. Al­ Bishop James Holmes-Siedle. sible for foreign affairs and Criticizing the reservation of despite the fact that freedom of though the nuns were evidently tn Miami to seek political asy- Assembly members belong, one-half-acre plot adjacent ^o W.F.. of Kigoma, called him defense. seats for racial minorities. Ny- religion and freedom to teach interested in bomb detection it lym, declared that Fidel Castro stated that it rejects any propo­ the university. "an excellent practicing Cath­ The legislative council will erere said that “ they will serve a religion, even if it does not and other revolutionary leaders sal that involves veiled ef­ is hoped dhey never get a "bang” agree with that of the State- Aid for Mothers olic and, I think, a very intelli­ have 71 elected members, 50 of to remind us to our shame that “suggested that a national forts to in tegrate CathoUe out of the work. gent man.” whom can be of any race but there still do exist among us established Evangelical Luth­ Katonab, N. Y. — The Moth­ church be founded, independent schools into the public school Pray for Travelers Under the self-government are almost certain to be Afri- the prejudices and susptcioos eran (Thurch, are guaranteed by ers’ Guild of St. Mary’s Parish of Rome.” Father Aquirre also system. It abo declared that Dubuque, Iowa.—The practice which make them necessary. I the freedom of religion law of said that “ Churchmen cannot announced it baa raised $8 , 0 0 0 Catholic schoob signing a con­ of offering special prayers for 1952. toward a $50,000 goal to help pay hope and believe that they will now speak out in Cuba.” Both tract with the state must not be the safety of travelers at holi­ not be necessary for long.” The policy of non.recogtution intend to denounce the Castro required to give neutral, non- medical bills of four of its mem­ day time has been inaugurated has been criticized by non- bers who were seriously injured regime as a “Communist dicta­ reli^ous instruction. [NCWC by students and faculty mem­ Only Wicked Moh Catholic educators and other when their station wagon was torship.’' Radio and Wire] bers of Clarke College for Mokes Color Criterion Swedbh leaders. “It seems to hit head-on by a car whose oc­ Women. Two special Masses “We in Tanganyika,” he me.” wrote Prof. Gunnar As- cupants were fleeing from the were offered for the intention added, "believe that only a pelin of the University of Lund, police. Two mothers in the sta­ in the college chapel. SUter wicked man can make color the editor of a non-Lutheran Prot­ tion wagon were killed instantly Mary Benedict, president, ex­ criterion for human rights. estant weekly newspaper, “ that in the crash. j pressed the hope that the Here we intend to build a coun­ the grade of these pupib should Chief Delegate prayers will become a yearly try in which the color of a per- apply equally with the corre­ Washington.—Judge David A. custom. ton's skin or the texture of his sponding grade given in the McMullan of the St. Louis, Mo., Stickers for Christ hair will be as irrelevant to hii Juvenile Court was named chief rights and bis duties as a citi­ Detroit.—As part of a four- RIGHTS FOR PUPILS delegate of the National Coun­ zen as they are irrelevant to point program to bring the re­ cil of Catholic Men to the 1960 his value in the eyes of God.” IN PRIVATE SCHOOL White House Conference on ligious significance of Christ­ Everything must be avoided, Erlanger, Ky. — Seeking Children and Youth. Martin H. mas to the public's attention the he asserted, that "might lead equal rights for all in educa­ Work, NCCM executive direc­ Detroit Archdiocesan (Council of the majority of our people into tion, the Holy Name Society tor. and John MulhoUand, also Catholic Women (DACCW) dis­ thinking that the only men or tributed more than 30,000 car of St Henry’s Parish is com- of the NCCM’s national staff, women who ought to represent paigning for state legislation will be the other representa­ stickers bearing the motto: “Ob­ them in this council are those tives. serve Christm as as Christ’s ATTRACTION FOR TOURISTS with a black skin.” to “ provide tuition grants for Birthday.” The DACCW also each child who attends non­ 450 in CCD Courses “ It is in Tanganyika, per­ placed posters on biUboards, This palm tree growing up through the front steps state schoob.” Joliet, 111.—Six Confraternity erected Christmas cribs, and dis­ haps,” remarked Bishop Holmes- The parish group argues of Christian Doctrine teacher of the home of Father Abram J. Ryan, Civil War “poet- Siedle, “that racial relations are tributed copies of prayers, dur­ priest of the Confederacy.” Is the object of tourist attraction in that su ^ grants would rep­ training courses are being at­ ing its pre-Christmas program. the best” in Africa "and where resent each child’s “fair share Biloxi, Miss. It is a ste^ y target for the cameras of travelers future prospects ace the tended by more than 450 per­ of the taxes levied by the Seton Nuns Thankful who go south for the winter. brightest.” sons in the Joliet Diocese. state for education.” GI edu­ Convent S t a t io n , N. J.— Voters for councU members Aid Series for Priests Father Ryan died in 1886 at the age of, 48 after gaining cation benefits, which the re­ Bishop James A. McNulty of recognition as priest, patriot, and “poet laureate of the South.” must be 21 years old, be literate f^cago.—The Stans Founda­ cipient could apply to the Paterson offered (upon the des­ in either English or Swahili, tion of Chicago has presented He was ordained as a .Vincentian in St Louis in September, school of hb choice, were ignation of Mother Elizabeth and have an annual income of Loyola University with $1,150 1 8 6 0 , but was released from his missionary vows in order that he cited as a precedent. The so­ Seton as Venerable) a Pontifi­ at least $210. to help underwrite a symposium might work in the diocesan priesthood. After service as a battle­ ciety b dutributing petition cal Mass of Thanksgiving in the “Why should a man who has for priests that will center field chaplain, he did pastoral work in practically aU the forms to be sent to Congress­ mother-house of the Sisters of achiev^ bare literacy,” asked around contemporary Protestant Southern states. men, urging them to see to it Charity of St. Elizabeth. Monsi­ Nyerere in attacking the lit­ theology. The series, scheduled His most celebrated poem was “The Conquered Banner.” that any federal aid to educa­ gnor John Dougherty, president eracy and property qualifica­ in April, 1960, will be entitled tion bill wil’ assbt the chil­ of Seton Hall University, Father Ryan died in a Franciscan Friary in Louisville, Ky., tions, “suddenly become a bet­ “ The Priest in the Modem dren of all schoob. ' A BABir CRIES preached. Mother Seton is the where he had retired to complete his writing of a Life of Chiist, ter cititen than bis neighbor World.” founder of the /Community in who is 'still illiterate? And is While American children are playing with their new : Bishop’s Service Cited the U. S. the difference between £75 N. Vietnam Refugees toys, this young refugee lad in a Maryknoll mission in Jackson, Miss.—Bishop Rich­ Given $64,400 Grant ($210) a year and £74 ($207) Hong Kong cries from hunger and cold. Pope Notes Vital Need In the r ^ g e e crowded British Crown Colony, MaryknoUers ard Gerow of the Natchez-Jack- Notre Dame, Ind.— A teacher- a year so great that it should Now Being Integrated staff four rSugee camps among 2.330,000 Chined forced from son Diocese on Jan. 29 will re­ training institute at the Univer­ m ^ e all the difference between New Y ork .— Some 900,(XX) the China mainland by the strangling yoke of atheistic Com­ ceive one of the 1960 First Fed­ sity of Notre Dame June 18- For Youth Apostolate first and second class citizen­ refugees who fled to South Viet­ eral Foundation Awards for out­ ship?” munism. Aug. 3, I960, for 130 high Buenos Aires.—The urgent of material and spiritual pro­ nam to escape Communbt opres- standing service to the sfate. At the London conference on school chemistry teachers will need for a vigorous apostolate sioil in the Northern part of the In announcing the selection, gress, but whose young people the self-government proposal receive a $64,400 grant from Hie among youths to strengthen wish to benefit by the greater country are "well on their way J. D. Williams, chancellor of National Science Foundation. in the spring, said Nyerere, he to complete integration,” Mon­ the University of Mississippi, their sense of CHiristian respon­ experience of others and their will demand the right to vote Co-Operation Plan Urged Catholic Hour Change sibility was noted by John XXIII brotherly help.” signor Joseph J. Harnett, Far said the state and “ its interests for all adults, and, if the de­ East regional director of NCWC New York.—The final broad­ in a message to the Fourth Pope John conveyed his “in­ have no more devoted advo­ mand is not granted, the first Catholic Relief Services, re­ cate.” cast in the Catholic Hour radio World Congress of Catholic sistent desire that every mem­ legislative council, to be elected ports. For U.S., Latin Students series, “The Living Church,” is Youth Organizations meeting in ber of the federation — whether Mariological Meeting in September, 1960, will pass He reweals that CRS organized being rescheduled Dec. 27 be Buenos Aires. engaged in general or speciM- Cincinnati. — Bishop Rossi of sade of Prayer and Sacrifice for Detroit__Speakers and dis a law establishing the right. a nation-widu relief system, so Barra do Pirai, Brazil, proposed cause of the airing of a profes­ The Pope's message was read ized Catholic A ction-feel more the Preservation of the Faith in cussion leaders for the conven Nyerere said that the total num­ that by fall of 1955 every Vicar­ sional football game. Listeners at an open-air Mass in the Plaza and more the need for closer a four-point progr im o f co­ Latin America; tlon of the’ Mariological Society ber of Africans to be eligible iate Apostolic in South 'Vietnam are asked to check local listings de Mayo celebrated by Arch­ collaboration, whether within operation between U.S. aid La­ Conferences for Latin Ameri­ of America will be experts in to vote under the British self- had a central Catholic welfare for the program, dealing with bishop Umberto Moaoiii, Papal the local youth associations or tin American students to pro­ can and North American stu­ the Biblical field. The session, government plan will be only committee. With surplus food the Church and the arts. Nuncio to Argentina. or. national or international mote the work of the Church in dents to dbcuss the problems to be held in Detroit Jan. 4-5, 500.000. — [NCWC Radio and made available by the U.S. De­ ‘This meeting is significant levels." the Western Hembphere. of the Church, and mutual ef­ will have the theme. "Our Lady To Offer ‘Green’ Mass Wire] partment of Agriculture and and very appropriate,” the Pope President of the Committee forts to promote religious voca­ in the Gospels.” Convention New Orleans.—Archbishop Jo­ He noted that the Catholic rice purchased locally, strug­ told the delegates from many for the Preservation of the Faith tions. papers will be published under seph Rummel . will offer a youth workers, in seeking their Front Perch Used gling communities received basic countries of Europe and Latin in Latin America, he made hb Hb suggestions will be pub- the title, “ Marian Studies.” “Green” Mass to implore divine own sanctification and endeavor­ nourishment. As refugees are America, “because it focuses the For Jesuit's Class suggestions to the Catholic Stu­ Ibhed in the January issue of guidance for all accountants in ing to bring their brothers to being integrated, som^ of the Fatima Letter Decision attention of Christians in a spe­ New York.—Beside conduct­ dents’ Mission Crusade. the Shield, CS.MC magazine, that their professional work in the Christ, are generously carrying emergency refugee viilages are The Bbhop proposed in. Fatima.—Bishop Joao Pereira St. Louis Cathedral Jan. 9. The cial manner on the problem of out the directives of the Bishops. ing three village schools. Father will be distributed in Latin Venancio, entrusted with the being closed. terebange of correspondence be­ Catholic Accountants’ Guild of the youth apostolate. This apos­ Frank McGauley, S.J., of Fram AmeVica. A special value of du- seated letter con tain in g the tween students in the northern New Orleans Is sponsoring the tolate,” he stressed, “is import­ ingbam, Hass., runs another tribution of the Shield, be said, third part of the Blessed Vir­ Two Swiss Catholics and southern sections of the Mass, the first in the area. Jes­ ant not only to the Church, but school on the front porch of will ‘ be the counteraction of gin's message, said that any de­ hemisphere, co-op era tion be­ “ propaganda that North Ameri­ uit Father Joseph Butt of Loy­ to the future of a continent that his rectory at Cbakradpur, S.E. Make Federal Council cision on opening the envelope tween the CSMC and the Cru- can b mostly, or entirely, Prot­ ola University of the South will travels with security along paths Rly, Singhbbum Dt., Bihar, In­ Berne, Switzerland. — Parlia­ will probably not be made be­ estant.” preach. dia. Lack of land and buildings ment elected two Catholic Con­ fore the end of the year. necessitates the use of the servative Party candidates to Throng Encircles The general purpose of the Sister Lucy, the sole survivor of Superior in Far East Catholic Youths Seek porch. the Federal Council, Switzer­ Guadalupe Shrine Latin American crusade, pointed the three children, stressed that Tokyo.—Father Ralph Reilly, The J»uit has a Catholic land’s seven-man executive body, Mexico City. — Thousands out Bishop Kossi, is the same as the message is not to be opened O.F.M.. 59. was named Superior Solution to Problems population In his parish of by comfortable majorities. upon thousands of Mexican that of [he (^MC, prayer and before 1960. of Franciscans in Formosa, 1250. The parish itself is 59 One of the two, Ludwig Von Catholics, weary after days of sacrifice. But each member of Hong Kong, Macao, and Ma­ Buenos Aires. — The fourth New Hospital Begun miles long and varies from IS Moos of the Canton of Obwald, Walking from distant villages. the Latin America Crusade, in Dallas, Tex. — Ground was lacca. Ordained in New York in world Congress of Catholic to 20 miles in width. The priest, b the author of a pending bill boDverged on the Basilica of addition, prays in particular for .1927, Father Reilly, a native of broken for the new $13,000,000 Youth Organizations, sponsored a veteran of 10 years in India, to abolish a constitutional ban bur Lady of Guadalupe for the one outstanding leader of a non- F t Wayne. Ind., left for China Catholic group. St. Paul Hospital that will be by the International Catholic entertains hop^ of acquiring on Jesuit activities in Switzer­ 428th anniversary of the appari­ in 1929 and stayed there until Youth Federation, adopted a Noting the lack of priesb in operated by the Daughters of Jeep to enable him ^ tter to land and the foundation of new tion of Mary to Juan Diego. 1952. when he was expelled by resolution exhorting united ef­ Latin America, he said that in Charity of St. Vincent de Paul. serve his parish. Catholic convents in the coun­ Red Cross ambulanees picked The 530-bed hospital will serve (be Communists. He tben went forts by all cultural and re­ try. The other b Jean Bourg- up many of the old or sick who hb diocese alone there are 300 as an addition to the city's to Japan and serve-l in the Dio­ ligious youth group.*! in the knecht, president of the Catho­ had collapsed on the highways Protestant ministers and only Southwestern Medical Center. cese of Urawa until his new ap­ world to help solve pressing Ratings of Movies lic Party and mayor of Fri­ leading into Mexico City. A 86 priests. [NCWC V/ire] pointment. social problems. Follovinf ire fUms reviewed by bourg. The completion date has been the Lesion of Decency: mountain of flowers encom­ set for early in 1962. Bishop Anointed One of the key problems the CLASS A, SECTION I; passed the shrine, which was Will Council Examine Journey to Ihe Center of the Wichita, Kans.—Bbhop Mark resolution stressed was that, Toylift Organizer at^aze with candles, as the tra­ Case of Savonarola? Rome Representative despite technical progress, the Earth; Stimo Queen; Vatican City. — Monsignor K. Carroll, 63. was reported in C LA S S B: Is Victim ei Cancer ditional Pontifical Mass of the Rome.—A report saying that present social structure "allows .Verer So Pete—(ObiecHon; la the Guido del Mestri, new Apos­ good condition in St. Francis’ Lake Placid. N.Y.—Julbn J. feast day (Dec. 12) was cele­ the Ecumenical CouncU plaiu to 30.000,000 people to die of hun­ m lllUry trial which exonerate* the tolic Delegate to British East Hospital after suffering a gas- 'OUTSTANDING' principal character of the fllo), a Reiss. 60, businessman and brated. re-examine the ease of Fra (liro- ger every year." while "human and West Africa, will partici­ tro-intestinal disturbance that moral Judsment wltb refard to daf- philanthropbt-sponsor of an tamo Savonarola, and may pro­ freedom and natural rights are inite ylolaCloDi of the FUtb Conu pate as the representative of affected hia heart. The Bishop Robert Lee Lejeuoe mandment la ao obacured as to "Operatitm Toylift” for needy Bishop Mussio Lauds pose a cause for hb beatifica­ denied in many parts of the the Holy See in the installation lost consciousness while offer­ (above) of Iota, La., a senior areiua tindue ayinpathy for theaa children, died in hb home of Parent-Teacher Units tion, has appeared in Palestra world.” Immoral actlona. I b addition, the rites of Liberian President W. ing Mass in St Mary’s Cathe­ at Southwestern Louisiana In­ picture cootalni sufseittre ae- cancer. Wintersville. 0 . — Parent- Del C le r o , a magazine pub- In contrast to the Biblical H. Tubman. dral. He was anointed following stitute. Lafayette. La., has been qu ences.) Mr. Reiss organized "Opera­ teacher organizations symbolize Ibhed in Rome by the Domini­ words, "The truth shall make his collapse. named “Outstanding Catholic tion Toylift” in 1951 to collect the Church’s philosophy of edu­ cans. 0 Rap Birth Control you free.” the resolution ob­ Youth in the United Slates” for Instruct 101,000 toys at Christmas time and de­ cation, Bbhop John King Mus­ The Italian preacher was San Luis Potosi. Mexico. — Awarded $361,761 served, there are at present 1959 by the National Council of New York City. — According liver them to poor children and sio of Steubenville. 0.. told the born in Ferrara in 1452 and Mexico’s IWh National Congress St. Louis. — The U.S. Public some 700,000.000 illiterates in Catholic Youth. on Sociology rejected artificial to Monsignor Charles Walsh, orphans. Thb year's program, Parents' Club of Blessed Sacra­ was put to death as a Jieretic Health S ^ ic e awarded grants the world.•Cardinal Caggiano. Mr. Lejeune is the president birth control and “zoological archdiocesan director of the completed only a few days be­ ment Parish. in 1498. The Dominican Order totaling $361,761 to the St Archbishop of Buenos Aires, of the Gulf States Province of procedures” in general as means Confraternity of Christian Doc­ fore hb death, brought 15 tons Through parent-teacher com­ has always revered him. The Louis University school of medi­ and Archbishop Umberto Moz- the National Newman Club Fed­ of solving what was called the trine, more than IfXX) lay teach­ of toys to some 64.000 young­ munication. he said, “all are magazine said the correctness of cine from September through zoni. Papal Nuncio to Argentina, eration. He will receive a ster­ serious problem of the incress- November, Dr. James Colbert, ers are instructing some 101.- sters in 38 conuDunities. Reiss able better to see their respec­ the monk's doctrines were offi­ took leading parts in the con­ ling silver plaque at presenta­ attended Georgetown University tive roles in this gigantic edu­ cially recognized by the Church ing Mexican population. dean, reveals. 000 public school children in gress. tion ceremonies in February. Ihe New York Archdiocese. land Fordham University. cational process." on numerous occasions. T H E REGISTER Pope’s Encyclical on Missions FORMATION OF LEADERS AMONG LAITY NEEDED (Conclusion) tion ol the association, must Function of Native Leity ested collaboration, for the spir­ proval and blessing of God, and furnish the most ample guaran­ In Various Fields itual assistance of young Catho­ at the same time attests to the Catholic Action tee of a most sound Christian lics coming into their dioceses zeal and wisdom with which the In our'first encyclical we re­ The "good fight” (cf. II Tim. intellectual and moral forma­ from mission countries, to en­ Sacred Congregation for the called the multiple grave rea­ iv, 7) for the faith is fought tion, by virtue of which they able them to follow studies and Propagation of the Faith and sons that make necessary today not only within the secret of the are able “to implant in others to acquire the ex p erien ce the Sacred Congregation for the in all nations of the world the conscience or in the Intimacy which they will put into p^a^ Oriental Church carry out the recruiting of laymen “in the that which they already have of the home, but also in public tice when they assume direc­ delicate tasks entrusted to them. peaceful army of Catholic Ac­ themselves with the help of di­ life in all its forms. In all coun­ tive functions in their own tion. with the intention of hav­ vine grace” (Ad Petri Cathe- tries of the world today there To all the Bishops, clergy, and countries (Fidci D o n u m , AASt ing them as collaborators in the' dram, AAS, U , 1959, p. 513). are problems of various natures faithful of the dioceses of the XLIX, 1957, p. 229). They are whole world who 'contribute apostolath of the ecclesiastical One can well say that the nat­ whose solutions are reached exposed to intellectual and with prayers and offerings to Hierarchy” ( A d P e t r i Cathe- ural center of this formation of most often by an appeal only moral dangers in a society that the spiritual and material needs drom, AAS, LI, 1959. p. 523). lay leaders of Catholic Action to human resources, and obedi­ ence to principles that are not is not their own and that often, of the missions we address an We have also shown our m Qi- should be the school. And the unfortunately, is not such as to exhortation to intensify still faction with “what has been Christian school wiU justify its always in accord with the de­ support theii faith and encour­ done in the past, even in mis­ reason for being in the measure mands of Christian faith. Many more this necessary collabora­ sion territories, by these valu­ that its teachers—priests and mission territories are under­ age their virtue. tion. Notwithstanding the scar­ able collaborators of the Bish laymen, religious or diocesan— going “a phase of social, eco­ If each one of you, venerable city of clergy which worries the Unique Stations of the Cross are installed in the Visitation succeed in forming solid Chris­ nomic, and political evolution brothers, takes these things into shepherds of even the most an­ Chapel of the Walter Schroeder Hall for men at Marquette Uni* ops and priests” (ibid. p. 523), and we wish here to renew tiana. big with consequences for their account, and if you are moved cient dioceses, one does not versity in Milwaukee, Wis., where William H. Hoffman, a stu­ future” (Ftdei Donum, AAS, LI, by the awareness of the mis­ have the least hesitation In en­ with all the urgency of the love Everyone knows the impor­ dent from Toledo, kneels In prayer. Hie 14 stations are mounted 1959, p. 524). sionary duty which is incumbent couraging missionary vocations that urges us (cf. II Cor. v, 14) tance that the school has always on narrow aluminum strips in an irregular pattern that traces on all holy pastors, you will and the sacrifice of excellent the admonition and appeal of had and will continue to have Problems which in some na­ Christ’s path to Calvary. A single word in relief identifies each provide for them with solicitous laymen that they may be placed our predecessor Pius XII "on in Christian countries, and how tions either are already re­ station figure, executed in chrome plated bronze against small charity and in the most apt at the disposition of the new dio­ the necessity that ail the laity much energy the Church has solved, or find the elements of oak crosses. ways. ceses. The supernatural fruits in the missions, filling the ranks spent in instituting schools of solution in traditions, confront of Clatholie Action with abun­ other nations with an urgency It will not be difficult for of this sacrifice will soon be every level and grade, and in you to find these students, «n gathered. dant numbers, collaborate ac­ defense of their existence and that is not free of dangers, trusting them to priests and tively with the ecclesiastical prosperity. But a program of cause of the chance that hurried The zeal of the faithful of the SAYS UGANDA LEADEN laymen particularly devoted to Hierarchy in the apostolate” forming leaders of Catholic Ac­ and changing solutions might be world who are constantly vying this minisliy, assisting them in demonstrations of tangible fEnanpelii P raecones, AAS, tion, as is obvious, can be in­ applied with a deplorable levity of doctrine that does not take spiritually, making them know XLin, 1951, p. 513). corporated only with difficulty charity to the societies depend­ INDEPENDENCE IS TOO SLOW' into account, or simply contra­ and experience the fragrance ent upon the Sacred Congrega­ 'The Bishops of the mission in scholastic courses; and so it and resources of the Christian Seattle, Wash. — Britain's visit Canada and The Nether-land party organization in the countries, the diocesan and reg­ will most often be necessary to dicts, the religious interests of tion for the Propagation of the indlriduals and of peoples. charity that makes us all “in due time” attitude toward lands to learn all he can about countries he visits. [NCWC ular clergy, the most generous entrust it to a program outside Faith carries help from every Catholics for their own private brothers and solicitous for one independence for its protector­ education, agriculture, poUUcs.lWirel and well-prepared faithful, all the school that brings together part of the world to the most good and the public welfare of another. To such bountiful and useful and urgent destinations, ates in Africa is too slow for have made a most praiseworthy the most promising youths to the Church cannot ignore such tangible help that you give to and increases constantly as the Uganda, according to Benedicto effort in translating into act instruct and form them lor the problems. Nor can they wait the missions there is added that needs grow. The solicitous and K. M. Kiwanuka, a Catholic law­ this desire of the Supreme Pon apostolate. tiff, and one may say that every­ until prejudiced solutions occur which makes immediately pres concrete charity of brothers will yer and president general of Ordinaries therefore will seek the Democratic Party of where today is a blossomlDg of that would constitute perhaps a ent to you a world which is encourage the faithful of young works and projects. to study the best means to give force too great to overcome, geographically far away, but communities and will make Uganda, now on a two-month life to a school of the apostolate, tour of the United States. One cannot insist enough, and that would present further which is spiritually also your them feel the warmth of a super­ however, on the need of adapt­ the educational me^ods of obstacles to the evangelization own. natural affection which g^ce “ If they don’t give us a meas­ which are obviously different ure of independence by 1961,” ing conveniently this form of of the world. To these students, then, we nourishes in the heart from true and proper scholastic he said, “we’re going to practice the apostolate to local conditions It is in the field of public wish to send not only all our Many dioceses and Christian methods. Sometimes it will be a civil disobedience methods.” and needs. It is not enough to activity that the laity of mis­ love, but also to address an communitiai of the mission matter of preserving from false In his stay at the Jesuits’ transfer to one country that sion countries has its most di­ urgent, affectionate warning to lands undergo suffering and doctrine the children and youths Seattle University, Father A. A. which was done elsewhere, but, rect and preponderant activity, carry everywhere and hold high even bloody persecution. To the who must go to non-Catholic Lemieux, S.J., university presi­ under the guidance of the Hier­ and it is necessary to provid their brows ‘marked by the holy shepherds who give their schools. In every case it will be dent, anounced tuition scholar­ archy and in the spirit of most with the greatest timeliness and blood of Christ and by the unc­ spiritual sons the example of a necessary to t»lance, with ships at the university to qual­ happy obedience to the holy urgency—foe Christian commun­ tion of holy chrism, to profit faith that does not yield even particularly intelligent and in­ ified students from Uganda. Mr. pastors, it is necessary to act ities to offer to their earthly from their sojourn abroad not at the price of sacrificing life; tense spiritual education, the Kiwanuka is seeking scholar­ in such a way that the organ! countries, for their common only for their professional fori to the faithful thus so sorely ships for Uganda students who rations are not overburdened humanistic and technical educa­ good, men who may honor the mation but also for the develoi^ tried but so dear to the heart may become its future profes­ to a point where precious energy tion received in public schoob, various professions and acUvi ment and perfection of t h ^ of Jesus Christ who has prom­ sional and political leaders. is robbed or dissipated in frag­ so that this instruction does not ties; at the same time they honor religious formation. They will ised happiness and copious mentary movements and exces­ produce badly formed individ­ with their solid Christian life find themselves exposed to mercy to those who suffer per­ 6,000,000 Persons sive specialization which, neces­ uals, full of pretense and harm the Church that has regenerated many dangers, but they will secution for justice’s sake, we Uganda, a British protectorate sary elsewhere, would be less ful rather than useful to the them through grace, so that the also be in the good pwition of address our exhortation to per­ since 1894, is in East Africa and useful in areas where circum­ Church and people. holy pastors may repeat to them drawing many spiritual advan­ severe in their holy fight; for has a population of 6,000,000 stances and needs are com­ Their spiritual formation the praise we read in the writ­ tages from their stay in Catho­ the Lord, always merciful in His p e r s o n s , including 500,000 pletely different. must be in relation to the level ings of St. Basil: “ I have lic nations: while every Chris­ inscrutable designs, will not Asians mostly from India and In our first encyclical we also of intellectual development, thanked the most Holy God, be­ tian, whoever he may be and in leave them without the help of Pakistan, and a few thousand promised to return with greater tending to prepare them to live cause, even though occupied whatever part of the world he the most precious graces and of Whites. fullness to the subject of Cath­ in a Catholic way in their social with public affairs, you have not was born, has always the duty intimate consolation. With the Mr. Kiwanuka also took issue olic Action: when we do, the and professional circles, and to neglected those of the Church of good example and of recipro­ persecuted there is, in the com­ with the manner in which Brit­ mission countries also will be assume in time their place in on the contrary, every one cating spiritual edification. munion of prayer and sufferings, ain passes out scholarships. He able to derive profit and new organized Catholic life. For you has been concerned for it Conclusion the whole Church of God, sure said that the number of scholar­ impetus from it. In the mean­ such a purpose, in a case in as if it were a personal matter of the expectation of victory. time, all should work in full which young (Kristians are on which one's life depended” After having spoken, vener­ ships from England is limited Invoking wholeheartedly on and they go mostly to trades­ concord and with a superna­ forced to leave their commu­ (Ep. 288. Migne, PG, 32, 855). able brothers, of tte real needs most ch a ra cteristic o f the the Catholic missions the able men. tural spirit in the conviction nity in order to go to public In particular, in the field of WORKS AMONG LEPERS that only thus will they be able schools of another city, it will Church in mission lands, we assistance of their patrons and The only eoUege in East the problems of the organization their martyr saints, and in a Africa, he said, is Makerere, Dr. Pat Smith, a graduate of Holy Angels’ High to take pride in themselves, plac­ be opportune to consider the of the school—or of organized must express our deeply felt ing their efforts at the service establishment of residence halls gratitude toward all those who most special manner invoking which has a quota for eaeh East School, Seattle University, and the University of W a^- social assistance, of work, of the intercession of the roost of the cause of God, of spiritual and meeting places that would dedicate themselves to the cause Africa country because of ingtoQ Medical School, has agreed to spend two years in Vietnam political life—the presence of Holy Mary, loving Mother of us limited faculties. Last year only working among primitive mountain people who are victims of elevation, and of the better assure them a sane religious native Catholic experts will of the propagation of the Faith progress of their people. and moral environment, congen in the most distant confines o{ all and Queen of the missions, 65 students from Uganda stud­ leprosy. She is now serving at the Mission Catbolique Kontum, have the most happy and bene­ to each of you, venerable ied there. where Sister Marie Louise, a French nun, single-handedly Formation ial and apt in directing their ficial influence, if they base the world. To the dear mission­ aries of the regular and diocesan brothers, and to all those who * Most of Uganda’s grade and started a 300-patient leprosarium in 1956. Of Lay Leoders capacities and energies toward their intentions and actions—as clergy, to the women religious in any way collaborate in the high schools are conducted by In the picture Dr. Smith is shown with Ler, a 13-year-old Catholic Action is an organ­ apostolic ideals. is their exact duty, which they so exempiarity generous and so spread of the reign of God, we Catholic and Protestant mission­ girl with advanced tuberculoid leprosy. Her left hand and fore­ ization of laymen “ with proper In attributing to schools this may not leave aside without b^ valuable to the needs of the mis­ impart with greatest affection aries, but there are not nearly arm are completely paralyzed and on the right she has a “ claw and responsible executive func­ special and particularly effi ing accused of betrayal— on sions, to the lay missionaries the ApostoUc Benediction, that enough to meet the demand. Of hand” deformity. Both feet have huge ulcerations as well as being tions” (Letters of Pius Xn on carious task of forming lead' Christian principles, which who readily run to the frontiers it may ^ conciliating and a Uganda’s 1,350,000 children O: artially destroyed. In spite of this, the girl is one of the happiest Catholic Action, Oct. 11, 1946; ers of Catholic Action, we cer­ lengthy history shows to be ef­ of the Faith, we assure them all token of the graces of the school age, less than one-thin d most helpful patients. Dr. Smith writes, and reports for work Discourses and Radio M e s s a g e s tainly do not wish to lessen the ficient and derisive in achieving of our most particular and daily Heavenly Father revealed in His get any schooling. Extremel: each morning at the dispensary. o f Pius XII, vol. VIII. p- 468). responsibility of families or the common good. prayers and of every other help Son, Savior of the World, and few Africans are wealt Laymen then compose the di­ deny their influence, which can To this end, as our predeces that is within our power to give. that it may inflame and multi­ enough to finance their own ed­ rective cadre. This requires the be even more vigorous and more sor Pius XU of venerable mem The success of their work, vis­ ply missionary zeal. ucation, Mr. Kiwanuka pointed formation of men capable of im­ effective than that of the ory has already urged, it will ible also in the spiritual fertil Given at Rome at St. Peter's, out. Names in the News pressing on the various associa school, in nourishing within not be difficult to convince lions the apostolic drive and of their children the apostolic fire ity of the young Christian com the 28th day of November, sec­ Mr. Kiwanuka, 37, did not be­ Dr. Paul K. T. Sib, director war. From 1947, to 1951 he oneself of the value and im assuring its better functioning. and providing a Christian for munities, is the sign of the ap­ ond year of Our Pontificate. gin his schooling until he was of the Institute of Asian Stud­ served as bursar and as superior portance of the fraternal help mation always more mature and 12. After his Confirmation at a ies, at S t John’s University, of the graduate house of studies Such would be men and women that international Catholic or­ ready for action. The family in mission conducted by the White Brooklyn, has been named to the at the North American College who, to be worthy of being en­ ganizations will be able to give Fathers, be entered the mission Executive committee of the As­ in Rome. trusted by the Hierarchy with fact is an ideal and irreplace- to the lay apostolate in mission Keeping Up With Events school and completed eight sociation of Teachers of Chin­ Father Herbert Kramer, the central or peripheral direc-able school. countries! either on the scien tific level with the study years there. ese Language and Culture in C.PP.S., Superior General of the (Comment by Paul H. Hallett, LitLD.) After service in World War II American Colleges and Univer­ Precious Blood Fathers from Christian solutions, especially in with British forces, be became sities. 1947 until this past summer, has the social problems of the new Total Abstinence that “if people have adequate a clerk in Uganda’s judicial de­ Monsignor Joseph R. Lacy, been named rector of St. Thomas nations, or, above all, on the motivation, if they have ade­ The Catholic Advocate, the of­ partment. 47, has been appointed Chan­ Aquinas Preparatory Seminary apostolic level for the organiza quate instruction, and if they He completed a secondary cellor and Vicar for religious of in Hannibal. Mo. tion of an active Christian laity. ficial organ of the Catholic Total have the sufficiently developed school course through an Eng­ the Hartford, Conn., Archdiocese Father William L. Schroeder, We are already aware that Abstinence Union of America, virtue of conjugal chastity, they lish correspondence school, and by Archbishop Henry J. O’Brien. assistant pastor at St. Lawrence this has been done and that it reports that alcoholic consump­ could resolve the excess fer­ began his college work in 1951 Th^ former pastor of St. Mi­ Church, Cincinnati, has been is being done in part by lay tion is becoming less and less tility by this means. I'm also in South Africa. Later, by seU- chael's ChurcL Hartford, he is named director for the Cincin­ missionaries who have chosen per capita. realistic enough to understand ing some land his father left a native of Hartford, served as nati Archdiocese’s Fort Scott either temporarily or perman “Surely it is wrong to say,” that many people may lack one him, he was able to go to Eng­ an army chaplain in World War Summer Camps, largest Catholic enlly, to abandon their country asserts author, “ that total or other of these qualities and land, where be completed a n, and studied at the Pontifical camp in (he country. The two to contribute through many ac­ abstinence is no longer popular therefore problems can and do four-year law course at the Uni­ Institute of Law of the Lateran Fort Scott camps serve more tivities to the social and reli when there are 35,000,000 total arise.” versity of I^ondon and passed University in Rome after the than S.0(X) children and adults gious welfare of the mission abstainers of voting age in the Father Gibbons says that pres­ the London bar examination. every year. Father Schroeder countries; and we ardently pray U. S.! And this huge number is ent human fertility is geared to He and his wife have six chil­ Advisers Meet has been chaplain of the camps to the Lord that He multiply rapidly increasing. . . . There is rather primitive con d ition s, dren. He has abandoned bis lu­ since 1954. the ranks of these generous per­ less consumption of liquor and when the survival rate was crative law practice to concen­ Mrs. Loretto Glynn PurceU. sons, and that He support them for various reasons.” twice as low as it is now and, trate on bis role as leader of the With Postmaster a staff member of the Kansas in the difficulties and labors One main reason, says the when a considerable number of Democratic Party, maintaining City-Sl. Joseph Diocesan Cath­ which they meet with apostolic Aduocate, is the high coat for children had to be bom in himself and his family on sav­ Washington. — At their first olic Youth Council, has received spirit. so litUe given per drink or meeting, members of a citizens’ order that the few would grow ings. the Pro Deo Et Jvventute (for The secular institutes will be bottle. A Pennsylvania authority advisory committee formed to to adult years. Mr. Kiwanuka also plans to (Jod and Youth) medal of the able to give incomparably fruit­ connected with liquor revenues The problem of excess fer­ counsel Postmaster General told the Advocate’s editor that National Council of Catholic ful help to the needs of the tility, where it exists, is pretty Arthur E. Summcrfield on ob­ Youth. She was selected to 're­ 40 per cent of the state’s saloons scenity problems were told by native laity in the mission areas, much like the problem of excess Jesui'f Prep School ceive the award for her part in are not making money. him that the S500.000.000 an if with their example they in­ weight. It is probable that there the planning and conduct of the Among other reasons for the nual business in mail order smut spire followers, and if they are proportionately more fat Planned in Houston fifth biennial convention of the place their strength at the dis­ decline in alcoholic consumption men today than there ever were, is being directed increasingly at the Advocate lists the fact that national council, held in Kansas position of the Ordinaries in because there are more men of Houston, Tex.—A gift of 83 teen-agers. education and modem condi­ City, Mo., last November. hastening the maturity of the the ages that favor obesity, who acres of land valued at about The nine-member group in­ tions of living, unfriendly to young communities. nevertheless eat as much as they $830,000 is paving the way for cludes Archbishop William E. tipsiness, cause more and more ever did because they retain establishment of a Jesuit col­ Cousins of Milwaukee, chair­ Our appeal goes also to all people to turn down the prof Air Force Attendance eating habits from their earlier lege preparatory school here. man of the Episcopal committee those lay Catholics wherever fe r ^ drink. Others just get sick years, when they required more The land has been donated by for the National Office for De­ At Services Increases they are emerging in the pro­ of the stuff. Laboratory findings Frank W. Sharp of Houston, a cent Literature, who was repre­ fessions and in public life, that food. Washington. — M onsignor respecting the deleterious ef­ real estate developer, and his sented by Monsignor Thomas J. WANTED SOME CANDY they may seriously consider the fects of alcohol and the estab­ Yet no physician prescribes (Maj. Gen.) Terence P. Finne- harmful or worthless reducing family. Fitzgerald of Chicago, executive Cardinal Spellman’s offer of a rubber doll of Pop- possibility of helping their lishment of clinics for the treat­ pills to eliminate the health Father Michael J. Kennelly, secretary of the NODL. and newly acquired brothers, even ment of alcoholics are having Chaplrins.''anno'Srf 'ihaJ >!■ ^ye. the sailor who dotes on spinach, failed to calm this hazards of the fat man. He tells S.J., who has founded a simitar Shane MacCarthy, executive di­ crying tot at the New York prelate's annual holiday party for without leaving their country. their effect. So also are groups tendance at religious services in the fat man simply that he must school in Tarapu. Fla., an­ rector of the President’s Coun­ children of the New York Foundling Hospital. An extra helping Their advice, their experience, promoting total abstinence for Air Force chapels totaled more eat less, and. although he is nounced the plans for the cil on Youth Fitness, of candy succeeded in quieting the youngster, however, and he their technical assistance will religious or social purposes. than 12.000.000 in the 1959 fis­ realistic enough to know bis school. It will cost about $3,000,- Two main objectives for the and some 60 other childretF went on to enjoy the party. be able, without excessive la­ Four hundred and fifty thou cal year. 000 and is expected to open in intensified public information Cardinal Spellman left New York later to attend the Con­ bor and without serious discom­ patient may not follow his ad­ In a breakdown of the totals sand pledged total abstainers in the fall of 1%1. A quality in­ program inaugurated by the sistory in the VaUpan and to start his annual holiday season tour fort, to make at times a decisive Ireland—one-sixth of the popula­ vice, he does not conclude that the figures showed that attend­ dieting is unrealistic. As a mat­ struction institution, it will have Post Office to deal with mail to service men overseas. contribution. Good men will not tion—show that total abstinence ance at 126,061 Catholic services ter of fact, more and more peo­ high academic standards and en­ order obscenity were given as lack the spirit of initiative in practiced as a moral virtue can in Air Force chapels was 7,533.- ple are reducing—indeed, the trance wiU be by examination follows: putting into practice, this, our again be popular, as it was in 607: at 64.155 Protestant serv­ term “ three square meals a Priests and laymen wilt make up To arouse parents in partic­ Italian Priest Builds Chapel in TV Office paternal desire, m aking it the U. S. when the CTAU had ices. 4.448,265; and at 2,917 day,” once thought to contain the faculty. ular to the menace and its dam­ Milan. Icily. —Named chap-'and holy water fonts. He hung known where it will be heard, hundreds of thousands of mem­ the acme of dietary well-being, The building site donated by aging effect__jipon the dignity Jewish services. 142,930. lain to the personnel of Italy's ^ pictures of the Annunciation, of encouraging good dispositions bers. If drinking is indeed on is almost obsolete. the Sharps will also make pos­ and moral'principles of the Monsignor Finnegan empha- radio and television networks,. St. Clare, patron of television; and finding the best solutions the decline in America this is sible the relocation of St. youth of America, and. sized that the figures repiesentjCapuchin Father (liovanni Ma-,and of St. Francis of Assisi, for them. due in no smalt measure to the In the same way we can ex­ Agnes Academy, a Houston To get parents to report only part of the religious life of na of Novara imnjedistely'founderjuimer ofui theme Capuchins. .. g. j , educational work of the CTTAU. pect that continence will in the landmark for about 50 years prompUy and deliver to local.Air Force personnel and mem-started converting ihe-^lush' The chapel -is now open to th e ', Students future regulate the population The girls' school is located on postmasters unordered obscenelhers of their families, since only office he was given into' a cha- 1^51)0 workers of the state-con- In Western Countries ‘Excess Fertility' to the extent that is required. the fringe of downtown Hous­ materials received in the mail.[those services are covered that pel. ; trolled radio and television net- Our immediate predecessor Father William J. Gibbons, If it is not regulated by conti­ ton. It will occupy 15 of the 83 so the Post Office Department [were monitored by Air Force The 42-year-old priest donned works. Father Giovanni eele- urged Bishops to provide, in a SJ., an authority on population, nence it will be regulat^ in no acres. can start action against it. I chaplains. overalls and installed an altar|brates evening Mass there. spirit of fraternal and disinter-lstates in a U .S . H e m interview other way. TH E REGISTER

EDITORIAL COMMENT THE CATECHISM ILLUSTRATED Q. WHAT IS MEANT BY THE INCARNATION? Vast Number of Angels A. By the Iiuvnatimi U meant that the Second Person o f the Bleued Trinity, retain- Censorship Is Proved as American io f His Divine Nhtnre, took to Hinuelf ■ human nature, that b, a body and soul like ours, Produced O ut of Nothing As New England Meeting Houses Theology for the Laity Tbe chief creatures of (kid affected by sense. Therefore it By Pact. H. Halixit In fact, a promtncnt news any different from what was are angels and men. It Is a mat­ can be affected only by spiritual JUST AS ALL KNOWL­ weekly expressed disappoint­ trught by his predecessors ter of faith that God tbe goods. Hence the devil sinned EDGEABLE persons who ment that the Pope urged and by the ordinary teaching Creator produced out of nothing by Inordinately desiring spirit­ read the American Bishops' Catholics to boycott offending office of the Church, which creatures both spiritual and ual things, or through pride, statement that C atholics perdiodicals, “despite his oth­ has always upheld and in­ corporal, angelic and earthly. namely by considering, loving, would not tavor state-sutsi- erwise liberal attitudes.” sisted on the right of govern­ Angels are created spirits, and desiring his own p^ectlon diied birth control could have THIS RECALLS o n e o f ment to protect its citizens without bodies, having under­ without considering, loving, and predicted that this would Pope John's first statements against moral as well as phy­ standing and free will. desiring the supernatural norm, touch o£{ a storm of captious to the press when he ascended sical danger. Reason alone cannot prove wbidi, according to the positive criticism, so it was a foregone his throne. Chiding wiseacres For that matter, the Pope that the angels exist Reason in­ will of God, was to regulate the conclusion, when John XXIII who prognosticated that be said nothing inconsistent with dicates, however, that just as pursuit of this perfection. told the Italian Catholic Ju­ would be a “liberal” Pope, the common American legal the­ there are purely materi^ crea­ What Sin rists that there must be cer­ Holy Father said that the ory if not always practice. tures, and creatures composed tain limitations on the exer­ Pope is neither liberal nor of both matter and spirit ao Satan Committed cise of freedom of the press, conservative, “the Pope is the SINCE EARLY COLONIAL also it is fitting that there Theologians again inquire as that this statement would be Pope." DAYS, government in the U.S. should be purely spiritual crea­ to the object of ^ sin ^ pride. exploited as an indication of Nothing that Pope John has provided statutory pro­ tures. The Angelic Teacher (S t Papal intolerance. said to the Italian jurists was hibitions against the publica­ What Angels Thomas Aquinu) replied that tion, sale, and distribution of the devil sinned by inordinately written material harmful to Are; Nine Choirs desiring to be like God. He did Court's 3-Cushion Bounce society. In fact, the first cru­ Angels are spiritual beings not, indeed, wish to be like God cial court condemnation of an inferior to (kid and superior to Tbe Son o f Cod waa conceived and be­ Aa the Word IncarnaU, God walked the in the sense c i being equal to In Hitting Obscenity Low obscene book in the U.S. was came man at the time of the Annnncia- earth, teaching and aaaetifying. Two na- man. Sacred Scripture fre­ Him, for his natural knowledge made in 1868, when a Massa­ lion (Luke 1, 26-38), when the Archangel Inrea— Divine and human were united quently speaks of tbe angels told him that this waa impos­ By Fianx Mosbiss know whether a book Is fUthy. chusetts court followed an Gabriel announced to the Blesied Virgin in Jeaaa Chrbt; yet He waa only one Per- and mentions three by name: THE UNITED STATES Su­ sible, but by aspiring to an ana- (Usually, it takes less time English decision condemning that ihe waa to be the Mother of God. ‘'Be­ aon—-the Second Person of the Bleated The Archangels Michael, (ki- preme Court bad to take at logictd likeness, and that in an than that). a particularly objectionable hold,” aaid the Archangel, ‘‘thon ahall Trinity. Jeana deebred Himaeif to be Di­ briel, and Raphael. The nine least a three-cushion bounce inordinate manner. Or he IT SHOULD BE NOTED anli-CatboUc took. conceive in thy womb, and ahalt bring vine (Matt, xxviii, 18) xvi, 63; John x, “choirs’’ of angels are the (to borrow a billiards term) sought as the final end of that it is on this point—the Every state and city has forth a Son: and ihoa ahalt caO Hia name 30) and cited Ilia miraclea aa proof of Hia Seraphim, Cherubim, Thrones, in declaring the obscenity or­ beatitude vriiat he could attain burden placed upon free laws—whether or not they are Jeana.” To Mary'a remonatrance that abe Divinity (John x, 38). After man had of­ Dominations, Virtues, Powers, dinance of Los Angeles un­ his own natural efforts, thus spread of ideas—that the enforced—prohibiting the sale waa a virgin, the Archangel replied: ‘‘Hie fended Cod be waa nnable to make reaii- Principalities, Archangels, and constitutional. Angels. Tbe exact number of diverting the object of his de­ Court struck down the Los of obscene material, and the Holy Spirit ahall come apon thee and the tntion, f o r an Infinite Peraon had been It had to bounce from angels is unknown, but Sacred sires from supernatural beati­ Angeles statute. “ Or if the federal government restricts power of the Moat High ahall overahadow offended. It U ont of God’a infinite love tude, which depends on tiie 1 ) a bookseller's alleged lack Scripture indicates that their bookseUer Is criminally liable the passage of such matter thee." With the worda, “ Behold the hand­ of mankind that the Second Peraon of the of knowledge that a book he total is very great grace of God. without knowledge of the con­ through tbe mails. Half a maid o f the Lord: be it done to me ac­ Trinity became man In order to redeem marketed was obscene, to Thousands and thousands Or, if he sought as his last tents, and the ordinance ful­ dozen states have movie cen­ cording to tfay word," Mary acceded to the ua by HU anfferingi and dcatb- Only thua, end such a likeness to God as is 2 ) alleged timidity of book- fills Its purpose, be will tend sorship boards. Tbe Federal in the peraon of the Cod-Man, waa onr ministered to Him, and ten aellen, because of prosecu­ wUl of God, and (be Word became In­ given through grace, he wished to restrict the books he sells Communications Commission aalvation acenred. thousand times a hundred thou­ tion, in dealing with books carnate in ber womb. to have it by his own natural to those he has inspected .. has Its “Blue Book," setting sand stood before Him" (Daniel that might be obscene, to 3) efforts, not by divine help, as says the Court. standards for .TV or radio li­ v l i , 1 0 ) . that such a possible timidity God intended (SL Thomas, L We not believe that the censees. The State of Georgia, “ Or dost thou suppose that I might hurt free expression of q. 63, a. 3). average businessman buys one of the least Catholic states SACRAMENTALS PLAY HOLY cannot entreat My Fatbei', and ideas. According to Suarez and other books without kn9wing the in the nation, has a Literature He will even now furnish Me Such astute play may be theologians whom he cites, the general character of them. Commission, which recom­ with more than twelve legions all right—but Americans devil’s first sin waa in connec­ And we do not believe that mends prosecution with re­ of angels?" (Matthew zzvi, 53). should understand the full ROLE IN CATHOLIC LIVES tion with tbe Hypostatic Union, be would hesitate to make spect to anr printed material “Are they not all ministering ramlficatLons, lest they think and was constituted either by special study of those few that it finds in riolatlon of the Theology for the Laity spirits, sent for service, for the the High Court struck down li^gbt be obscene. He should sake of those who shall inherit his inordinately desiring it for state's obscenity statutes. The Sacramentals are holy things have life everlasting” (John Ui, performance or use bears some the Los Angeles statute feel little risk in selling any salvation?" (Hebremi i, 14). himself or by his refusing to U.S. Supreme Court has de­ or actions of which the Church 14-15). resemblance to a sacrament merely on the hasl* that it “Rash and self-will^, such obey Christ as Lord when He books about which there is clared obscenity not protected makes use to obtain for us from The sacramentals obtain fav- Sacramentals are often divid­ condemned a man of a crime doubt — because legal inter­ men in their deriding do not re was revealed to him. when he bad a lack of knowl­ by the law, God. through her intercession, on from God through the ed by writers into six classes: pretation of what is obscene spiritual and temporal favors. prayers o f the Church offered The first is prayer; for instance gard majesty; whereas angels, Drawn Down edge (or sdenter as the court is as wide as a super high- THERE IS NO QUESTION though greater in strength and These holy things snd actions for those who make use of them, the Our Father and liturgical put it) of the nature of the .way. that tbe Pope wanted bis power, do not bring against By Infernal Ropes are called sacramentals becauae and through the devotion they prayers; then comes dipping, material he was selling. This THERE IS THE THREE- words to apply to the whole After their sin, the bad angels e .g ., the UM of holy water, vari­ themsdves 'an abusive charge" does not seem to be the case. world. He was, however, they resemble the sacraments inspire. were doomed to eternal punish­ CUSHION SHOT the Su­ ous anointings, the Man^tum (H Peter li, 11). FIRST, THE COURT ad­ preme Court majority took. speaking to an Italian legal in some ways. ment: “ (k>d did not spare the Chief Benefits (or washing of feet in some Ct- mitted ttut an ordnance may group with Italian conditions Not Created angels when they sinned, but Justice Black did not think it Only Christ could institute ^edrals and monasteries on be lawful even when it pro­ especially in mind. What in Obtained dragged them down by infernal direct enough. He maintains the sacraments; tbe CHiurcb has Holy Thursday In imitation of In Beatitude vides for guilt without knowl­ Italy might be tost handled The chief benefits obtained The angela were not created rapes to Tartarus and delivered that any limitations on lit­ instituted most of the sacra­ Christ doing this to His Apoe- edge. “ . . . It is doubtless by the law, in tbe UB. could by tbe use of tbe sacramentals in eupernoturol beatitude or in them to be tortured and kept in erature, be it obscene or not, mentals. The sacraments are tles at tbe Last Supper); eating, competent for the states to are un-Constitntional. be effectively dealt with by signs. that contain the sancti­ are: 1. Actual graces; 2. tbe possession of the Beatifie Vi­ custody for judgment" (II Pet e .g ., of blessed bread; con­ create criminal liabilities by Perhaps so. But we think self-discipline, such as that fying and sacramental grace for^veness of venial sins; 3. sion, but in what might be ii, 4; cf. Jude 6 ). The Fathers fession, e.p, the C tm fite o r ; giv defining criminal offenses that even the “moderate" ma­ which largely obtains now they signify; the sacramentals the remission of temporal pun­ termed a state of progress to and theologians teach, quite ing, e.0 ., bestowed in the without any element of scien­ jority of the Court failed to under the self-imposed comics are signs but do not contain the ishment; 4L health of body and this g o a l, that is, they were probably, that no time for re­ name of the Church and not ter . . . ", wrote Justice Bren­ make some cogent considers- code. material blessings; 5. protection pentance was allowed to the graces they signify. Tbe sacra­ merely as a private deed; bless­ invested with sanctifying grace nan for the court, citing tiona. They admitted “ the from evil spirits. a n d supernatural g ift s . Hiis is fallen angels. In fact, St But when the Pope asked: ments have within themselves ings, the largest class, includ­ handling of noxious food or proof of scienter (crinunal Thomas deduces from the per­ "Is it ever lawful to allow the power to give grace to those The chief kinds of sacramen­ ing the consecration of kings, certain. drugs by unknowing persons. knowledge) that ia required fection of will and intellect in criminal deeds to become the who receive them with the tals are: 1. Blessings given by the blessing of Abbots, c h u t e s , The first part la proved as What then made Illegal this to make prosecutions for ob­ priests and Bishops; 2, exor­ the angels that it was impossible occasion and incentive to right dispositions; the sacramen­ houses, bells, etc.; the blesring follows: “ The essence of beat! Los Angeles ban against pos­ scenity constitutional cannot cisms against evil spirits; 3. for them to regain a right state flee?" he was merely asking tals do not have within them­ and use of candles, palms, and tude is stability, or confirmation sessing obscene literature, be of a nature to nullify for what countless Americans of selves this power. blessed objects of devotion. in good. But the angels w en not of mind. For anything that the ashes, and of many other ob­ even without knowledge that all practical purposes the Some of tbe blessings given angels know they fully and all faiths or none have asked. jects, medals, scapulars, images, confirmed in good immediately it was obscene? "By dispens­ power of the State to deal References in by priests and Bishops ard: The upon being created, as the fate properly undentand as they ing with any requirement of In fact the Pope made a etc. with obscenity." But if courts plea for voluntary action in Old Testament blessing of churches, of the of some of them shows” (St, apprehend all things intuitively knowledge of the contents of make it impossible to obtain sacred vessels and vestments, of Remission Thomas Aquinas). That is al­ and unalterably, like we appre­ journalism when he said that The Old Testament shows the the book on the part of the obscenity convictions, to what the sick, of houses, of crops, of together as it should be, for it hend first principles. Therefore, a free press must discipline it­ use of sacramentals by the an; Of Venial Sin seller, the ordinance tends to avail will such efforts be? palms, of ashes, and of holy is fitting that no one enjoying since the ^ I follows the intel­ self and conform to tbe di­ dent Jews: “ And they inarched If used in accordance with impose a severe limitation -Just how can such scienter water. the exercise of free choice lect, tbe choice made by the vine laws that are reflected in from Mount Hor, by the way that the mind of the Church sacra on the public’s access to Con­ be proved, especially when should receive his crown unless angels remains unalterable. human laws. leadetb to tbe Red Sea, to com­ Christ Himself cast out many mentals are the means of receiv stitutionally protected mat­ the burden is on the prosecu­ he has lawfully striven therefor ter.” IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN pass the land of Edom. And tbe evil spirits. He also gave Hia ing actual grace to do good and Angels Exist tion? (H Tim. ii, 5). Catholic teaching that the people began to weary of their Apostles power and authority avoid evil, of protection of soul Wq hastily admit that crim­ KNOWING THE HISTORY Tbe second part is proved a) In Throngs state need not prohibit all journey and labor. And speak­ over all tbe devils (Luke ix, 1) and body, and the remission oJ inal knowledge and intent of tyranny, we are not anx­ from the texts in which an­ That the number of angels is should be in almost every moral evil, that the state ing against ( ^ and Moses, they and declared that "... in My venial sin. ious to see the government name they shall cast out devils' gels are called “sons of God" immense is deduced both from case necessary for conviction power to restrict freedom of should not assume necessary u id : Why didst thou bring ua These effects are dependent (Mark xvi, 17). (Job xxxvui, 7) and “ angels of tbe fact that Scripture repre­ of crime. We just as hastily functions that can be per­ out of Egypt, to die in the wU upon the mercy of (Jto, who speech increased. If this de- light" (II Cor. xi, 14), for these sents them under the figure deny that it is any great im­ cisiOD only reinforces that formed by lesser social derness? There is no bread, nor The blessed objects of devo­ hears the prayers of the Church, appellations indicate a state of of a host (III Kings xxil, 19; position on a boobeller (and principle, all to the good. groups; but that, when state have we any waters: Our soul tion most used by Catholics are; and also upon tbe good disposi­ sanctifying grace; b) from the Matt, xxvi, S3; Luke il, 13) and even less a millstone about But if it is a mere expression intervention becomes neces­ now loathes this very light food. Holy w a t e r , candles, ashes, tions of those who use them. texts where they are described from these or similar words: the queenly neck of free of the liberal idea that all sary, it has a right to protect palms, crucifixes, medals, ro­ They therefore differ from the “Wherefore the Lord sent as enjoying tbe Beatific Vision: "Thousands of thousands minis­ speech) to have some general utterance is worthy of legal its citizens. These are the saries, scapulars, and images of sacraments both in operation among the people fiery serpents, tered to Him, and ten thousand knowledge of the moral qual­ protection, we think it is a principles laid down by John Our Lord, the Blessed Virgin, and effect; but they are an Their angels in heaven always which bit them and killed many times a hundred thousand stood ity of the books he sells. We step backward to the jungle, X X ni, the same principles and the saints. extension of the sacramental behold the face of My Father in of them. Upon which they came heaven" (Matt zvlil, 10; cf. I before Him” (Dan. vii, 10). J^o maintain that in a five-minute where obscenity rightly be­ that obtain in Amurican juris­ principle of using material ob­ to Moses, and said; *We have In What Tim. V , 21; Mark xii, 25; Luke one doubts that tbe angels con­ perusal the average man may longs. prudence. jects to signify spiritual truths sinned, because we have spoken Sacramentals Consist and processes, and employing XX, 36; Heb. xii, 22), for no one stitute a society of supreme against the Lord and thee. Pray A sacramental, therefore, is the unity in man of matter and can enjoy glory unless he has perfection, since order is found that Be may take away these an action or object that in its spirit. first been rais^ to a superna­ in everything created by (kxL serpents from us.' And Moses tural state through grace. The Pseudo-Dionysius (D« JhsL <£ihJicUii^ ficupianL prayed lor tbe people. And tbe Tbe time in which tbe angels Coelesti Hterorchta) taught that Lord said to him: 'Make a were invested with grace cannot all tbe angels are distributed Offered by Newman, West­ modern economic and political W h y Drink? Is a refreshing brazen serpent, and set It up for Reason Upholds Fact be determined with certainty: into three hierarchies, each of minster, Hd., are the following trends, find out the good, and approach to an ever-present a sign . . . Whosoever being “Although opinion differs on which is divided into three two books: how it may to strengthened, in­ problem. How to Keep Your struck shall look on it, shall this point, some saying that the orders of choirs, so that there We Are Note Catholics, edited dicate the bad, and how it may Menial Health gives some down live.’ That Soul Is Im m ortal angels were created in a purely are nine choirs of angels. Thii by the Rev. Karl Hardt, SJ., be obliterated. He puts in a good to-earth suggestions on how to “Moses therefore made a braz­ natural state and, others that teaching was followed by the translated by Norinan Reeves argument for monarchy but he "stay in orbit" en serpent, and aet it up for a Bishop John S. Vaughan its complete satisfaction. they were created in grace, it Fathers of the succeeding age, ($3.96), presents the witnesses, can abo see the merits pf re­ • • • sign: Which when they that wrote in Faith and Folly: As well distrust tbe hunger seems more probable and con­ especially SL Gregory the Great, were bitten looked upon, they or apolo^as, of four prominent publics. One Fold, Essay* and Docu­ All assures us Uiat we are not that craves for food, or the thirst sistent with the writings of the and by almost all tee Scholas­ were healed" (Numbers zxi, Fathers that they were created tics, and therefore became com­ Lutheran ministers who have re­ Perhaps hla most fruitful idea ment* to Commemorate the as the flower that fades, nor as that seeks the cooling waters, 4-9). in sanctifying g r a c e " (St. mon. The matter is thus ex­ cently become Catholics. They b that atomic energy will make Golden Jubilee o f the Chair o. the butterfly which unfolds its as mistrust the deep and fervid are Rudolf Goethe, who excited possible the more even distribu­ Unity Octane (Chair of Unity John wrote in tbe New Testa­ beauty to one bright summer language of the heart Thomas, I, q. 62, a. 3). plained by S t Thomas: The first no small attention In 1952 when tion of ownership, restore tbe Apostolate, Graymoor, Garrison ment: “And u Mbses lifted up and is heard of no more. On the God Creates Some Sinned; hierarchy, which contemplates be was ordained while being al­ balance between town and coun­ N. Y „ $6,50). the serpent in the desert, even contrary, our whole nature de­ God, embraces the Seraphim, Only With Purpose Doomed Eternally the Cherubim, and the Thrones. lowed to live with his wife; try, and lead to a classless so­ Of no common value and in so must the Son of Man be lifted mands a’ future in which our ca­ He who has implanted these Some of the angels sinned by The Seraphim excel the other Heinrich Scblier, Georg Eluen- ciety, not in the Marxist sense terest is this collection of au up, that those who believe in pacities may receive their full der, and Martin Giebncr. of lifeless uniformity but in the Him may not perisb, but may development, and every wish longings within us is God, tbe their own fault and w e r e angels in the highest of all re­ ^ 1 thoritative essays on Christian author of our being and the in doomed to eternal punishment. spects—union with God through All four men occupied im­ Christian spirit of independence unity. portant positions in the Lu­ and opportunity for all men. finitely Wise. And does infinite The first part of tbe thesis charity; the Cherubim know the Father Francis Connell, with Wisdom create without a just was stated by tbe Fourth Lat divine secrets in a supereminent theran Church of Germany. • • • He Judges by Bogus Image bis usual lucidity, contributes and holy purpose? eran Council as follows: “For manner; tbe elevation of the Germany is the land par ex­ Athlete of Chritt; S t Nicho­ articles on the necessity of the If He fills our hearts with in the devil and the other demons Thrones is measured by the in­ cellence of the ecumenical move­ las o f Flue, by Marie Meswigan, Church; a history of tbe Chair satiable yearnings after an eter­ were indeed created good in timacy with which they receive ment. The dialogue between (Westminster, Md., Newman of Unity Octave is given; Fa­ nal life of light and love, an their nature by God, but they God in teemseives. Catholics and Protestants then Press, $3.25), b a most read­ ther Charles Boyer writes on we to suppose He has made no became bad." How it was pos­ is not about such niggling things able biography of one of the Occupied in Catholic ecumenism and Father provision for their realization? sible for the angels, who were u censorship, birth control, snd most romantic saints in history, Francis X. Curran, S.J., contri­ Shall we dare affirm that ( ^ , richly endowed with natural Running World parochial school bus rides but and one of the most important butes an essay on ecumenism who plants tbe irresistible de­ gifts and with grace, to fall The second hierarchy, which about the fundamentals of Chrla- in the life of bis count^. Thu and American converts. A help­ sire of eternal life in our souls, into sin, is best explained is occupied in tee government tianity: Tbe meaning of faith, Swiss peasant was tbe father of ful article by Father Ralph plants it there in mockery and by St. Thomas (L q- S3, a. 1 ): of tee world, likewise consists of Church, of grace, of Apostolic 10 children. At the age of 50 Tbomas goes into tbe history of deriaion? “To sin is nothing else than to of three orders: The Domina­ succession. Hence this book Is he followed the bent of hb na Judaism and its relations with A thousand times, no! it is deviate from tbe rectitude of an tions determine tee things that of special value for anyone who ture and became a contempla­ Christianity. Under V e s t ig ia £c- aa certain as we live that, iFHe act, so that be alone is im­ must be done; the Virtues fur­ looks forward to eventual Chris­ tive and a recluM. He was a clestoe, by Father Edward Han- has so constituted our nature peccable whose rule ia nothing nish tee means to carry them tian unity. man to whom the 15th-century ahoe, we find a brilliant explan­ that it clamora for the eternal less than his will when he acta. out; the Powers order the means A long introduction provides Swiss looked to settle their ation of tbe relation of non- joys of heaven, it is simply be­ . . . But only the divine will can by which the precepts can be the- background of present rell quarreb. In the last years of gious trends in Germany. Tbe Catholic Christians to the cause He intends to stay the cry be the rule of its act, because carried oiiL hb life he lived on nothing Church—an illuminating ex­ He has raised, and to grant us it alone is not ordered to a The third hierarchy is con­ apologiu of the individual con but the Holy Eucharist There b position of salvation outside the one day the good desires of our higher end. Therefore it is only cerned with tee execution of tributors deal solidly and nn no wonder that be became fa­ emotionally with their personal Church. hearts. Eternity awaits us, and in the divine will that sin can­ tee divine counsels. Now in tee mous as a miracle worker, both « ♦ • even now stretches out its anna not exist, and sin can exist in execution of every act there pre problems and those of religious in his time and in this. Doctors of the to enfold us. We are children of every created will." some who begin the action and unity. • • • Fathers and • • • C h u r c h , by Father Ernest Sim­ eternity, not of time. Such a Theologians ask the question: direct tee others, and this be­ Th* Social Order of TonuM'- The Paulbt Press, 401 W. mons (Milwaukee 1, Bruce), truth is not merely most con­ What was the nature of the sin longs to tee Principalities; there row, by Otto von Habsburg 59th Street New York 19, of­ sketches in popular language soling, but it is one which must, committed by the angels? It is are others who simply carry it ($2.75), presents the imagina fers the following interesting the times and talents of the when realized, exercise a most commonly answered that tbe out, and this tobngs to tee An­ five thinking of one of tbe fin and valuable pamphleb at 1 0 most select group among the marked influence on our lives. first sin of the angels waa pride. gels. There are still others whose est Christian political thinkers, cents each: Church's saints. Rather than If made for eternity, then we For, as Scripture tells us. pride function is midway between must live for eternity; and not these two, and this belongs to who reminds one in many places For tbe small folk, aged 6 minute, tedious studies his re­ is the beginning of all sin: of Belloc. He is, as is well to 9, there are, attractively 11' ports give the reader something entangle ourselves in tbe inter­ “Never suffer pride to reign tee Archangels. known, the son of the last Em­ lustraled, A (Thtld's L i f e o f worthwhile about the character ests of time. If we are destined in thy mind, or in thy words; peror of Austria, and was Jesus and A Child's Lijs o f and lives of people who have to Lve forever, then we must for from it all perdition look its God is so pleased with a soul brought up with the Idea that be Morp. Church is f o r t h e Birds, left their mark on Church his­ not sacrifice everything for the beginning" (Tob. v, 14); “Pride who places her hope in Him might possibly regain his throne. 0 D ftm n !, Who’s Z o o i n Church, tory. Tbe author gives us an im vain and empty pleasures of a is the beginning of all sin teat it may truly be ssid teat He makes no special plea for and Whistle Bait bring the pressive Illustration of tbe ex day, or make any temporal pur­ (Eccli. X , IS). Sensible goods tee more a soul hopes for the the Habsburg monarchy here, guidance of the first four Com- traordlnary variety of the char- suit whatever the end and au- can have no attractions for i more does she obtain.—SL John however. His purpose b to trace mandmenb to the teenagers. acten of these great teachers. preme purpose of our life. spiritual nature, for it is un of tee Cross (1542-1591). Thurxioy, Dec. 24, 1959 Office, 938 8anneck Sfreet TH E DENVER CA TH O LIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyitone 4-4205 Greeley Parish Holds i Mother of God Services IKY 1st Christmas Novena ' I Mother of God Parish. Denver) at the 10:30 Mass. (St. Peter's Parish, Greeley) l a l b u k Confessions will be heard on Confessions will be heard on * FIRST Thursday, Dec. 24, from 4 to 6 Thursday, Dec. 31. from 4:30 to St. Peter’s Parish is holding in the afternoon and from 7:30 6 in the afternoon and from its first Christmas novena. Serv­ Gifts - Hardware • Faint to 9 in the cveninR. Masses on 7.30 to 8:30 in the eveninR. ices, being held nightly until Gtaie - Toys • 'hrislmas will he as follows; Masses on Jan. 1. the Feast of Christmas Eve. include Psalms Pipe Threading Solemn Mass at midnisht. Low the Circumcision, will be at chanted in English and the sing­ Window Shades - Key Masses at fi. fi:30. 7, 7;30. 8:30, '6:30, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, ing of traditional Advent hymns. Duplicating 0 30. and 11 45 Another Solemn 11:30. and 6:30 p.m. All are urged to attend in pre­ Mass will he offered at 10.30. : Queen of Heaven Circle will paration for a more holy Christ­ Open FriHnr & Monitor Eet*. Jaseph Murphy will be inas' Imect for a bridge luncheon and mas. Confessions are being held 32 Broadway PE. 3-2940 ler of cer'er.innies at the Mid- Christmas party Tuesday, Dec. following the novena every eve­ iiiKht Maw! and Dpiims Tansney 29. in the home of Mrs. P. A. ning. will perform the same function Marlin. I CURE d'ARS PARISH 'St. Vincent de Paul's Parish' E. 32b(I AVE. a d a h l ia ST. so. UNIVERSITY ELVD. 4 E. ARIZONA m SUNDAY MASSES SUNDAY MASSES 6:00 . 7:00 - 8:00 - 19:00 - 11:80 & 7:00 p.m. 6.4S, 8:00. 9;30. 11:00 and 12:15 CONFESSIONS SATUKIIAY 4:00 & 7:80 Confession: Saturdays 3:30 to 5:30 and 7;30 to 9 p.m. Rev. John N. Haley, Pastor R t . R e v . M s q r . E i ' g e n e A . 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In the New Year. Merry Chrltlmatl Once more, under the super­ Most of (he display is on the thentic costumes; bright flow­ star shines over the manger vision of. the Rev. Frederick roof of the school, with the ing garments for the Virgin The stable is made of peeled main Nativity scene, the stable, Mary and the angels, and rich, logs, complete with pigeon lofts, McCallin, pastor, a new and on ground level so spectators jeweled costumes for the three harness on pegs, a feeding-bin McCARTY-JOHNSON, Inc. spectacular Nativity scene has may walk up and enjoy the kings. All costumes and painted for the -animals, and a large been created in St. Mary's thrill of putting themselves scenery were designed by the painted scene in the back­ Church. It is probably one of back into the times and day Carmelite Sisters in Littleton. ground. Almost 150 Christmas BRACONIER the most creative scenes of the of the Christ Child's birth. The A camel, two oxen, a mule, trees, ranging in size from six birth of Christ in the Denver scene consists of 2 0 full-size and four sheep, all life-size, are feet to 2 0 feet, make a back­ 734 South University region. mannequins, complete with au­ a part of the scene. A bright ground for the 175 feet of dis­ play. Established over 50 Yeai;s The Annunciation SP. 7-3037 The Annunciation, added last Seminarians to Helpin Holy Family Mass year, depicts the Archangel Ga­ (Holy Family Parish. Denver) monies will be first-year theol­ Gerald Lamb, a second-year col­ briel announcing to the Blessed Three acminauans from the ogy student James Cuneo. First- lege student at Si. Thomas’. Virgin that she is to become DRIVE-IN-lIQUORS Preisser's Red & White parish will fill offices in the year philosophy student John Lamb, a parishioner of St. Domi­ the mother of Jesus. This is a spring setting, separated from 1030 So. Colorado Bird. Solemn Mass at midnight on Coppom will be thurifer bearer. nic's in Denver, was a 1956 grad­ W hat a womjerlul holiday B m p i WInti Liquor* Grocery and Market Christmas. Coppom is a student for the Dio­ uate of the high school. the main Nativity scene, with C lfo p o ltf* Bernard O’Hayrc, a second- cese of Galveston, Tex., studying The Rev. Robert White, a its own construction of a roof season we hope it will be for FANCY MEATS, VEGETABLES and background of the Holy Bof. Sloo 9(.W AND QUAUTY GROCERIES year theology student at St. at St. Mary's Seminary in Hous­ fourth-year theology student at Klat 5Uo $1.97 Ghost shinii^ down on the Fr«o OoiiTarj SProca 7-4447 Thomas’ Seminary, Denver, will ton, Tex. St. Thomas', will be deacon in you! We pray that this great day $K. ^7824 Hirry McCirthy. M ft. 2331 E. Ohio A.*. IS. U ai. and Ohiol act as subdeacon. Master of cere­ One of the acolytes will be the Solemn Pontifical Midnight Blessed Virgin. The Archapgel will bring you peace and joy. Mass in the Cathedral. is standing and holding a scroll with the words, “ Hail Mary, full Other parish seminarians are W e hope that the year ahead will Washington of grace, the Lord is with Thee" Joseph P. Walsh, S.J.; Joseph inscribed on it, and the Virgin Pork GIFT HDQS. Littleton Parish Plans Grace. S.J.; James P. Walsh, be filled with happiness for yoo is kneeling in prayer with a S.J4 Paul Slodn, Tim Cronin. Jo­ Market Hebrew scroll on a stand before i n every way. HALLMARK CARDS seph Sullivan, Arthur Taylor, Top Oradt Quallly her, representing the Old Testa­ Lowar PrlcM and Donald Cramer. Coty and 11 Masses on Christm as ment. m So. Gilpin SP 7 4 0 7 S Joseph Walsh is a teaching TOLVE LIQUORS Revlon Cosmclics This year’s new addition ( 0 scholastic in the Jesuit missions liilman's & Sweet’s (St. Mary's Parish, Littleton) p.m. There will be Midnight the Nativity display is a pe­ DAHLIA SHOPPING CENTER in British Honduras. Grace is a Candies The Christmas schedule for Mass on Christmas eve and tition box, with the words, teaching scholastic at Rockhurst LEN'S Pharmacy St. Mary’s Parish is as follows;^ Masses Christmas Day will be "Requests to the Infant Jesus FLORA, NICK, JANICE, NICKEY, NANCY, Cl/i« by Wirt High School, Kansas City. Mo. t. C FEHR. Prop. Confessions on Wednesday 4 to at 6 , 7. 8 , 9. 10, 11, and 12 in of Bethlehem" Inscribed on it. JIM, JERRY, MARY AND? Mtmbor St. Vlncost da Paul'. Pariah At St. Louis University, James 5 p.m. and 7 to 8:30 p.m. and the church and 8 , 9, and 10 in After the Nativity scene if n a v a T o o t Doctor Phona L en t D rug Walsh is a third-year student in Thursday 3 to 6 p.m. and 7 to 9 the school. taken down, all the requests Us Yonr Prescription philosophy studies. Paul Sloan is RA. 2-5664 • Free Delivery The grade school choir, under will be placed under the altar 2707 E. Lnolnlana RA 2-3739 1000 S. Oaylore at Tannattaa takiqg philosophy studies at the the direction of Sister Joan in church, and masses the THELMA KASSON At Louisiana and South Clartae Paulist Seminary in Washington, Heights Teacher year round will be said for DUCKWALL'S Elizabeth, with Mrs. Margaret D. C. At Florissant, Mo., Tim BEAUTY SALON Nuttall as organist, will sing at these special intentions. 2876 Coleredo Ulvd. Denver’a Newest Cronin, is a second-year Jesuit Siilnirbnn Variety Store THRIFT-WAY MARKET Helps in College 8 and 9 o'clock Masses. The novice, and Joseph Sullivan and HNS Sponsors Project Hair Siylint adult choir, under the direction This project is sponsored by Ftrmantnl Wapint CECIL MEACKAM. PROP. Arthur Taylor are first-year nov­ D ahlit Shoppiof Canler of John Boggs with Maxine the Holy Name Men’s Club of VNONE DEitw s-tiae QUALITY MEATS - FISH - POULTRY ices. rbtima ICatMs 0 ’Coanar, Ur4 A OablU EA. f-SOSS Accreditation Hrdlicka as organist, will sing Recently, Donald Cramtr the parish. The following per­ NAlionallf Advtrliiied Brandt Food* Dr. Francis Kerins, professor at the Midnight Mass and the completed his first-year novi­ sons worked on the project: M onsj Hnrq — 1004 S. Gaylord — PE. 3«73B3 Co-ordinators, Father McCallin, of philosophy at Loretto Heights 10 o'clock Mass. The Craig fam­ tiate in the Trappist founda­ College, Denver, returned from ily. with Mrs. Craig as director tion in Snowmass. Completing Sifter Mother Theresa of the BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH and organist, will sing at the Carmelite Monastery, and Gene Winona State College, Winona, the first year of the brothers' EUDORA fT. A MONTVIEW BLVO. Kramer; carpenters, A1 Dreiling JOE BUCKMASTER MOTORS Minn., where he assisted in the 11 and 1 2 o'clock Masses. novitiate at .Snowmans was — SUNDAY MASSES = college's accreditation examina­ The Christman Novena of James Martelon. and Dennis O'Neil; electricians and music, Jim Hoffman and 7:00 - 8:00 - 9:30 • 10:45 • 12:00 - 5:30 p-ffl- SpaciaiUinf io Fordi Morcury — AUo Gineral Rapairiof, tion for the North Central As­ Masses will begin on Satur­ A Christmas-season party will CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 3:30 4 7:30 sociation. The exam focused at­ Gordon Nutall; decorations, Front End AlignBiaot — Whael Balanclnf — Tirtt, day, Dec. 26 at the 7:45 Mass. follow the monthly meeting of R t . R e v . M s g r . H. V . C a m p b e l l , P a s t o s tention on the graduate pro­ PauT~Chssen, Bud Smith, Stan Battoriai. Gm . Otii. ^ the Altar and Rosary Society on 4930 Montview Blvd. FR. 7-1692 gram introduced at the college The CCD school of religion Silverman. A1 Singer, Jim Tel­ S. Mtdlton al B. 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• — -4 .V . Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyitone 4-4205 Thurtiiay, Dec. 24, 1959 3rd Order to Receive in St. Dominic's Colo. Springs (St. Dominic's Parish, Denver) ments: Gerald Morahan to Star; Dominic boys were successful in Members of the Third Order Chris Gonzales and Danny Elll- the examination for the Cath­ of St. Dominic will receive Holy thorpe to Second Class; Thomas olic highest award in scouting— Parish Group Communion at the 7:30 Mass on Birdsong, John Gordon, Michael (he Ad Altare Dei medal. This Sunday morning, Dec. 27th. Kary and Lawrence Kaiser to examination was held at tbe TThere will be no meeting on First aass. Knights of Columbus Hall on To Hold DanceSunday afternoon thia month. Invested into the troop as Dec. 13. The award will be given The annual Boy Scout Christ- Tenderfoot Scouts were: Thomas by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, The first "Holly Ball’’ planned mas Party for Troop 66 was held Johnson, Fred Gustation and to the following boys: Frank by the ^ucKaristic Guud. the on Tuesday, Dec. IS with 107 Philip Kulinsid. These boys re- Clements, Dennis Schindler, men’.s -organization of Corpus persona attending. eeived their neckerddefs from Gerald Morahan, Lawrence ChrisU Parish. Colorado Springs, A Court of Honor for the Father .McGovern and Howard Kaiser, Michael Kary. Thomas will be held m the Broadmoor troop was held on the same eve­ Baumgard, former Eagle Scout Birdsong and John Gordon. Hotel on Monday evening. Dee., of Troop 65 and now on leave ning with the following advance- Refreshments for the party 28, from 0 to 1 2 o’clock in the from tbe United States Navy. were provided by parents and {nain ballroom. Admission is $8 Wetley Sarvor, Jr, Navy- tbe Auxiliary. Mrs. Barbara per couple. Bay Krants and bis Society Prepares sented with an attendance pin Ellithorpe was In charge of the orchestra will provide ‘the mu for one year's perfect attend­ kitchen. INTERNATIONAL HOUSE CONCERT sic. S t. Philomeno's ance. AURORA RAMBLER DEALER The Guard officers are inVit New organizational posts were THE CATHEDRAL men and boys’ vested choir, ----- MARKEL AUTO------ing persons from all Colorado announced as follows: .Junior Life Is Too Short under the direction of the Rev. Richard Hiestei^(extreme Springs parishes to participate For Christmos Assistant Scout Master. Richard To Be Without An right) and the aecompsmment of ADen Hobbs (extreme left), Authoriirti Sales 4 Service in the event, proceeds of which Dleckman; senior patrol leaders f i a m b l s A preseoted a concert for the Alliance Froneotse at the* Interna will go toward activities of Cor­ (St. Philomeua’a Parish, will be Larry Rasmussen and EZE MOP & tional House Dec. 19. Denver) "AVI MARIA HOUR" pus Christi Grade School. BUI Brandenburg; scribe, Ed­ COHE WRINGER Mrs. H. B. Fisher, vice presi­ r;30 A.M. evtry Sunday—KOSI 14N ke—Dinvir The money will be added to ward Ingram; troop librarian, dent of the Altar and Rosary So­ Haadi Never Touch W airr a special fund that will event­ Lawrence Kaiser, and Joseph ciety, has enlisted the help of Oet Yours Now ually finance playground equip­ Serafini will be quartermaster. 1416 KINGSTON (East Colfax at Kinffston) EM. 4-3373 S4St ptui Ux ment. uniforms for tbe boys' other women of the organiza­ New neckerchiefs, white with tion to prepare tbe diurch for athletic teams, and uniforma for black cross and numerals, and FHEB CITY DEUVERY the girb' pep club. (^risbaas. Cleaning was done wallets were presented by the The benefit dance will be tbe Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thurs­ troop to Scont Master Charles Hall oeders flUtd. in- day by hlmee. H. B. Fisher, r in d * SSc f o r p a c h in f mam .social activity of tbe Ramponi and bis two assistants, and poatafe. John M y.er, Fern Thornton, Guard for the year. Tickets are Aiseph Baumgard and Robert AC WE NEED USED PIANOS now b ^ g sold by members of and Theresa Moran, Henri­ Dieckman. the ^ n p . etta Nichole, and Rosemary Pat Tbe Rev. John J. Mefjovern, EZE HOP CO. A TWIST or TK( „ „ , . . ton. The enb and canopy were 1Z27 £. in h Av*. HANDLi MUMS T f^e your old piano or ployer or grand on a new O.P., announced that seven St. Draper le, Colo. . erected by F, P. McNamara, and S ^ e t Piano or o new Admiral, Grundig or Pilot turnout, said Robert 2ochi.on4 d^orate4 H iu .„,,,J :uby „vMmee. i-,.. p F. pP. mMcNa­„ m.. ■ ■ t t '^ereo. Best deal in towni of the dlairmen of.the dance, mara, Gregg (Jloos, H.- J. Mc­ "we ore urg|p^penon.s to pro­ Clellan, John Vos, Frank Pat­ Biographies of New cure, tick e ts-v soOu as possir ton, and Oidar Nichols. ble." lafosmation on the event Homemaker’s) 11)e synfpathy of tbe parish is Joe Onofrio, 1332 Broadway lor cniMming the purchase ai extended to Mn. Mack Switzer, Knights of Sf. Gregory 'tickets chn b# obtained from prettdenl of tbe Altar Society, Department - the m em ber of the (w ^izalfon whose mother. Mrs. ilargaret Palronum Thmeo Rolinhle and FrimuUy Firms Horold F. Collins Walsh, died unexpectedly on I Harold F. Collins, a member and the St. Vincent de Paul Sal-| ^ Friday. Dec, 18. The Switier of Christ the King Parish, Den­ vage Bureau. family has aecompanled her r ------^ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ sncus-LmuLOR ver. is prominent in Catholic body to (2oUyer, Kans., and will E. J. Dignon CoronoJo Council return to Denver on Dec. 24. 2 1 5 4 3 LARIMER ST. - 8 3 0 1 7 t h ST. and nondenominational welfare Emmet J. Dignan, outstand­ ENGLEWOOD SATRIANO work in Denver. The attorney In addition to the Midnight ing Catholic layman and tire-' T m L a c P/frt III Mus, the Masses on Christmas has been activg in the St. Vin­ less civic worker, is vice presi-i • U R C 5 i M i l I h 2 BROTHERS cent de Paul Socie^ and has will be scheduled at the same Heoting Compony ENGRAVED dent of the U.S. National Bank' hours as on Sunday: 6, 7. 8:1B, lwvln« EWr* faffnimd MM ♦ J A N I T O R served in official capacities for!of Denver, (Maimt Atm 9:30, 11 and 12:15. Evening the Denver Catholic Charities. | in Church projects be was a Orphons' Parties AaUwtaaa Lm m i Om Iot ^ S E R V IC E Mass will ix at 5 p.m. Benedic­ ' „ - ^ - ; diligent, top-level worker in the FuriMcM mad Air CeedVIeela. PLASTIC Coronado Council 3268, tion will follow tbe 12:15 Maas. X * Rug end Upholstery n O n O r G d Archbishop's Sem inary and: X Shampooing SIGNS & DESK PLATES Friday, i a a . 1, the Feast of All Hoke, Faraaaa* tbe CimuDciskn is also Fret lamtallad, Sarviaad X * Complete Houie Denver area Knights o f Colum- Friday. (Donfesiions will be aad RatMirad 0 Cleaning 9 m - ^ > cw 'r :i(icw>c«<(<:cA>e<>«!*«i(ir('<iawitii>a silct m i ihc summer of 1968, he re-o, . „„;,i t-„„i *' Denver) Parish Council were on hand MA. 3.1484 1330 STOUT ST. Kl. 4-5580 lllrrw.H In Cl ThnmM- I-*"” * PaHSh, EnglBWOOd. A. The teen party and social will last Sunday after all the Masses! ’ ' . grandson of a Colorado mining be held -Monday. Dec. 28, at 8 The Rev. James E. Cahill, pioneer and philanthropist, he p m. in the parish hall All Teen to show plans of the school, C ,M.. a brother of Father Cahill, has continued a traditional fam-'members in the ninth through building and to answer ques-l GLASS Bacon & Schramm •IS stationed in St. Louis, where ily role of .service to community! I2th grades are invite^ to attend Call tions: Charles Dosh, William- CO. romposilinn Roofing ,he b engaged in the work of and fellow men. In 1948 he was this social, Colburn. William Crowe, Wil-i Tile Roofing ARVADA DAIRY the Confraternity Home 8tudy!oiic of tbe organizers and foun- Preparations arc being made liam Felbs, Harry Glass. Robert! I Service. dcr- of the Arapahoe County for ground-breaking ceremonie* Kolb. Julian MocDonnell, Wil­ MIRRORS Roof Repairing GL. 5-4764 United Fund. In addition to (or the new school either Dec. liam Milano, David Milek. Ern­ iS1> Cb»TiM« U 4020 BHjthlon Bird. ;many civic activities. Week- 27 or Jan. 3. est .N’elson, George O'Donnell. CU. 4-6S6S ibaugh has sen-ed as a member Father John Murphy b going Raymond Raclawski, Bill Taylor, V advisory and executive ea- lo a science institute in Chicago and Thomas Vogenthaler. FORMAI.S ' parities for Loretto Heights (^1- .over the Christmas holidays. Fa- The Infant of Prague Circle amt Partv l)re«ee« COLQUITT'S lege, Mullen High School. Mul-iher teaches general science at will meet Tuesday. Dec. 29, 8 F.XrKKTLV CLKAXKD HOMES ROSS HARDWARE : Family Shoe Store .U'li Home, and Mullen Home for-St. Thomas' Seminary through- p.m., in the home of Mrs. Goldie and Shoe Repair Shop FOR SALE Boys. 'out the year. Lowrey, 2895 South Cherry Way, Open Nites Till 9 p.m. — Free Parkirg 72>h1

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