Church Unity Exemplified in Pnpnl Byinntine Mnss the REGISTER

Supplement to the Denver Catholic Register

N a t io n a l N a t io n a l Church Unity Exemplified S e c t io n S e c t io n In Pnpnl Byinntine Mnss THE Vatican City. — In a pre-Ecumenical Ukrainians and Ratbenlans of the Byantina Rita real- Imparted all benedictions in the ceremony with the dent in Waitam Europe, w u caletNant Cocaiebranti exception of the final apostolic blessing. I Council show unity b etw ^ the Church with him ware pralatea rapresentlng the Maicbltea, Several coinddencaa somniidbig the ceremony REGISTER I of East and Wert John XAiil pre* Roaslani, Ukrainians, Rutbenians, Romaniani, and eenblned ta emphasise tba East-West, unity o f the (Name Ragivtarad in U .8. Patent OfOee) sided at the celebration of the Byontine Greeks. Charch and to relate tin ceromoiii to the tortbeom- MSMSSK OP AUDIT SUaUU OP CIBCULATIONa ing Ecamenlcal ConndL Thta Psp«r Is CewMCtad with NCWC fftsblnstaa Nsvs HssCqosrUn by lU Owe U m ti Win, Ess Its Own I l^te Liturgy (Mass) this past we^ in St Special Alfor Ereclcd* .First, the Mass wu celebrsted on tbe Feast of Spaeltl SsrviM, lUUshns Nswt asntos. Mlistcw gsrrtess. n^lakKii Wswi Photos «sd HCWC Wstnrs asrrtcs I "«rHw| tha fint dm is m m tbtn S t John Chrysostom (Greek and Syrian date), a A special altar was oacted in- front o f tha main UK» TM ii that a Pc((dtf bad OMd tba OM B k m it product of tbe Eastern Church and a doctor of the THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1960 altar d tba Basillea with smaller tables on either I toogoa 1b a Utnitkal eamaay. Universal Church. Second, the following day the side. While a eocaleteant prepared for tba liturgy Tba Ua( raeaHad iBataaee e l aoeb a e e e m u Ecomenical Council's preparatory commissions which at one of the smaller taUas, the officiating clergy, I VM bsr Popa Adrian II in 887. had aawmbled in Rome were received in audience by mcfflban o f the College df Cardinals, and the Pontiff DUTIES OF FATHERS OF FAMILIES Aa tba Ortastal and Lada BMaa m t in ccm wb tbe Pontiff. It w u tbe Feast of S t Joupbat a martyr watabb^ P tm John, auprem hand of all Bttaa, actad tssemUad in the pt^lco o f the Basilica and than for Christian unity. • made their procesalonai entnmee. The Oriental prel* I aa pcariidant o f tba Utargkal rite. AU the principal The liturgy used w u that of S t John Chryaostom, ■tu preceded Pope John up the center aisle of the I Utnrglct) acts e t boocr and of Jsriadlctloa wan with a few changes in' tbe ceremonial established In BL^ca to tba pUca of cenmony. I tbarabp r iw m d to bba. As praaldoDt ba raqm ded 1906. It wu celebrated in Old Slavonic with the to tbo ritual formnlaa in tba (Md SlaroDle tODfne. After an had taken’ their places, the Cardinila, exception of the cmuecration which wu read in l i ’ Ib a eaUbcant and eoealafaruts of tba Man np- the ealet»ut, and the coceletm ts made their obal* Gre(^ and tbe secret parts of tbe Maas which were I raaantad tba fraatar pari o( tba Oriantal amreb. unca to the Pope. Then the Pontiff took tba snail recited by tbe coeelebraota in their own langnagu. AitMibop Mm Rtd[0 , ApoatoUc Viiltar o f tha cross, ^ c tl c i tha Oriental liturgy, with which ha {HCWC Radio and Wire] 2 N D MIRACLE BEING Millions Being Denied EXAMINED IN CAUSE ion OF VEN. TEKAKWITHA Vatican City.—Tbe butlflca- Esterl is said to have accepted tion procedure t o tbe cause of Christianity then. She lived tbe p n feaav argBaa Out 6,000,000 0 Tbere exists no toterut Hiliraukee.—(Special) the Ven. Eateri Tekakwiths h u life of s Christian virgin despite iDdepaodaBt acbool childKn and group cspekle of hsmesitog the been Qieeded up by beginntog attempts to force her into ma^ I -^America’s indep^dent .patents are not n repre- positive political influence of t t an examinatioD o f a seeoad pos­ riage. She w u baptized at 18 f -''tonsocrencoUi!v to our tbe millioni of dtiteos of every V IsdiocJ (duldren are de*. sible miracle ettributed to her by Father Jacquei de I^ber- Aji'i'.'«' d«Boentic preceam” because: religious belief who believe to I Died eosgressonal pro- totereeesion. If the miracle is vlUe, SJn when he arrived to \ • Tlwra exlsti no intfereat freedom of mtod and freedom of ai^iroTed, it could tike le a than take charge of a^nearby mis­ I taction d their civil group constantly engaged to tbe reiigioii, in academic freedom in a year to call her ‘‘Blessed.” sion. I rights bacaoM thair parents aaaanttol.wotfc of molding puMic the pnnuit of truth. have b*MBo "pobtkal noneotl- Authorities of the Sacred Con- To her tribe Eateri became a 7 ofdBian faroraUa to tba agnal • Tbere extsts no Int^eet Oh , ■icoM,’* had bave no n t o gregstioD r i Rites announced foreigner. She fled ecron the of cblkltea ragodlass of gteap thst systematically usu I In tearralnlng psriUc poliey, this procedure In the ciuse of St. Lawrence River to Caughna- bbliaft. tbe mass m edia'to counteract Fathu VfrfU C. Bloa, 8J., the 17to-centuty American In­ wags, a settlement of the Iro­ tbe persistent efforts of secu­ I d k trte i in tba Norembar lane • Tbara '«xM> no iQterest dian woman, '^ e approval of quois Christien refugees to I o f tha BomOetk md Pmtonl group caaatanlly aogagad in larists to aecuie tbe eatsblisb- two miracles is required before Southern Quebec. Tbere she ment of seculiriim u the reli­ I Acvtew. “loUbing at Qie grpu roots'* to the steps leading id canonixi- took a vow of virginity, the first gion of the natioD and to an- **nM voting of politldana k enato bnod pufaUe support tor tion can be completed. of her race to do so. torea its acceptance upon all giwtUy infrusmed, if not deter- oqual waUata beoafita fdr all In 1680, when she w u to pe^ idsildfac, toduding noncontono- dtlzens. 1ST NATIVE HONORED odiMd, by \h» political acUvitiu VeneraUe Kateri's process feet beilth and only 24, Eateri litt. Father Blum notes one u of powerful pfeuure groopa,” w u introduced at tbe Vafican to told her frienda ahe would die Father Blum explains. • There exiits no interest oeptlOD to h b charge that these to Holy Week. Her prediction group eomtaDtly engaged in en- parents "cDOstitute the disen­ May, 1939, after the Councils V no i N m E s r g r o u p to Quebec and Baltimore pe- came tn e . g i n e ^ g popular eonsent to franchised estate of American VEN. MOTHER SETW But, ba adds, “Uten exists democracy.” Citizens for Educa­ tion^ her canonlatlon to tbe leglslstive mesauru that dis* Only last December Mother I M p ^ ta iotarast 'group, o^ tional Freedmn, a non-denomlna- 10th century. One miracle per tribute welfare benefits to all Elizabeth Seton, who founded gaohad witUn tbe framework of Uonal group to S t Louis, is or­ formed through her toterees- children regaidleu of tbelr the Daughters of Charity to tbe our dauieera^, that ^aaks with tbougbri and ballefs. ganized for effective action. sion was approved several years I tbe authority and waigb^of pa^ ago U.S., became the second native' eats lAo hm an bteaat to Tb» decree declaring her a Azaerican to be called “l^en- tndapendant adneattoD.” *1i^enerable Servant of God” was erable.” Pope Jdin X X in mode Tba Uamaetta UaiTaraity issued Jtn. 3, 1043, thus mskiiig the proclamation at a ceremony ...... her the first nstto of what to attended by three U.S. Cardi­ new tbe UB. to be called “Ven- nals. Worker Misfioa erable.” A convert from the I^iicopal V 41 Born to 1666 ta tbe Mitoawfc Church, Mother Seton could be­ trfbe r i vdiat is now Aurtee- come the first native dtlxen o f ' fn France Has vllle, N.Y., E a tol w u orphaned the U.S. to be beatified. Mother ERTRUSTED WITH IMPERISHABLE TREASURES It the kge of four. Her mother Frknda Xavier Catotoi, canon­ I t Is easy for a father te have chOdien,” authority hy fathers e i fandUes, smBy ef the w u a Christian Algonquin. Ka- ized by Piui Xn to 1 ^ wu Pope John kkin b reported as saying, *lHit present-day IDs ef family Ufa are attrihitod. Mach Progress terl w u adopted by a pagan the first Ajoerican citizw to difficult for chlldreB to have a geed father.” Pathen e f fa ille s have sarious dotiw to ' liDa, Fiance. — Caorilnal uncle, and her ffrri real contact be canonized. Boro to Italy, she Pins x n warned fathers ef fandllet net te regart to the seob utnmted to their ears. Acfaine Liuart, Btobop of with ChrlsttoRity came when, became a Ufi. citiK a {NCWC he ”fergetfnl er rwgleetfnl . . . o f tbe im- Thb b a doty oerhtps first ef aO of dbdNtoe, XJHe, set tq> a Dlocattn Cous> she w u about 11, iriien three Radio a i^ Wire] perlshaUe tieantss which Ged has entnsted whhdi fans span the tether and lAteh cU for tba Worker MIsdon. French misriooarles spent sev­ to yea to (he aools ef your chUdres.” b so negleetod by many today. There b the Ilie group will CO • ordinate ail eral days at her unde’s lodge. ParenU, and espedaUy the father, stand doty abe ef aeetog to the sptritiul edneatJaa praaatt efforts to OErtettanlte to the place of Ged toward tbelr famUlea. and tratotog of their ehUdren, and sbewtog the woriing ctau and escour- Confiaad Cardinal To them b ^ven the authority over tbelr them good example. aga now attempts. It win alw Writing Mamolrs chUdren. Te the abdication of thb pareotal sadc to give Catholics a deeper Vienna. — European radio knowiadga of the problems of broadcasts made epea^ men­ workers and tba a^wtolale tion of Cardtoal Joseph Htods- IMITATION OF MARY'S VIRTUES among ttHsp. smty, Primate of Hungary, u The Woitar Hlssian w u bs began hli fifth year st the tN^isbed la a number o f dlo- American Legation to Budtperi. cetea after the Holy See placed Sourcu here reported that WAY TO PEACE, POPE ADVISES ru trictloos on the priest-worker the Cardtoal h u almost com- prerequisite for peace Up to Communism. ”A t first ^anee,” movament to UM. Tba move­ Buenoe Alrea. — Pope John pieted the memoirs of bis 1 ^ “baimonions relations between be salA "there s^»eari to he no ment w u bansed complately to caUed for a solution of Latin asylum at tbe legatiw and his heaven and earth and to connection wbitioever between im . America's i o ( ^ probIsms ao. previou successive struggles co^ng to cairlitlan social brotberbood among men exe^ devotion to Our Lady sad the Tba aim o f tha priest-worker igatost Nazism and Communism teaebtop to a mesaage to tha cited to love, social justice, and flrtit s g a i^ Communism. But BMeemant w u to brtog back to his huntland. Publicitiw of first Inter-American Marian a patient and provident kgis- thb U not so,” be declared. to the CBurch tbe lerg^ de- his memdrt rematoi proBlem- Congress, Hb groettog was con­ latiott for the Increase of all "Communlfm b more than dnlsUaiiiied Freocfa working atieai, however, because they tained to a letter to Cardinal the arts and sdenees.” just an appeal to the mtod of riu i. Priest • workers took Jobs cannot be shipped out of the MaiceUo Mlmml, prerideut of man. It hu developed ib own In fectoriw, thrad to wt^ing legation without ”vielattog diplo- CALLED TO REVITALIZE mystidsm to replace God. tbe Pontifical Commission for CATHOUC LIFE d a u districts, and wore work- m t^ prtcUce.” Tbe Card^ Latin America. « “Tiuit b why, to the viritnal k n ' ckitbes to an effort to reach h u UvOd to three small rooms Archbishop Alfredo 1 v a battle to which tbe Catholic Tbe Holy Father said that If workerf. Tbe eowlment, bow- ot the legatimt since the Huo- Santiago of Concepdoni Chile, Chur^ is enpged, It makes thb Eateri T^akwitha the delegates are to have tbe ater, ran into oumeioua diffi- garisn revolntlon to U66. the keynote speaker, told dele- dew appeal to Mary, Mother of help and protection of Our Lady cnitlu. p tes that the conpets bad tbe Church.” -[N C W C Radio] After ending tbe axpartment they must Imitate her virtues. been called to revitalize Catholic Tbe practice of these virtues, eoop M d y to ISM, tha Sacred life to tbe Americas and to or­ BfxaatiBC C «iil«r Gongregatlon the Holy Office SECULARISTS ATTEMPT he continued, b tbe only way ganize tbe fight against Com­ noted tbe neeesrity.for an to- to promote true peace. He cited munism. Planned la Oliio social Justice u one ot the neo tanrive apoetoiate to tha work Cardinal Antonio Caggiino, -Cleveland, 0 . — Olile’i oldest EMTERINO HIS TKmD TEAR essary vlrtves. tog daae and mggested toe m AGGRESSIVE PROGRAM Archbishop > of Buenos Aires, Byzantine Rite church b u been tablishment of one or more sec- THI^ OFFICIAL PHOTO w u released by tbe Vati­ Washington.— Tbe report tlal contracts, urban renewal, ‘I f It b practiced well,” be said at a presa conference that moved to a location wbldi b to nlar totUtutes grouptog toga- can to mark tbe t»ginning of the third year of Pope John of the NCWC U gal Depart­ obscenity, juvenile delin­ s tre sse d , ‘IlhrisUanlty, to tbe defeat of Communism would be developed Into the only By­ toer both iniests and toymen to XXnrs Pootlftcste. He to shown standing to front of his throne, ment, which w u heard at tbe quency, IminlgratioD, pubUc which tbe Divine Savior left be Incomplete If its supporten zantine Rite center to tbe eoun- ca n y out toe task. wearing his tlsra crown and attired to his most fu m tl robes. annual meeting of the UB. bousing, college bousing, post­ peace at a standard, centrib were not convinced of its error. try. Arcbblshopa and Bishops, said al rates, mutual society, ntes to the most effective way I t is not an easy itrnggle,” he The new riinrch building b that the relationship between wagu and hours, privileged toward trae and essential remarked, ”becauae our yonthi part o f a Byzantine center to LISTENING IN Church and State ‘‘ contlouu communication, social secim peace, not false aed tape^ lack religiouf and philosophic suburban Parma, which will to be an area of great activ­ Ity, taxation, health research fidal peace.” culture.” eventually include an elemen- ity.” centers, Sunday obsKvaace He noted that to the Scrip­ He emphasized tbe necessity taiy school, Ugh school, and a 'Time W ill Cifre This Fear' Tbe report added that ”va^ laws, zoning laws, birth con­ tures peace b often Unk^ to pray to the Blessed Virgin minor lemlnary. Tbe Byzantine trol, sterilization, and abor­ with charity, justice, tod grace, that she may protect the Charch Rite to deroland now tocludes fill tta sf Hw STMWtMW slicWww peUently welt. AD the p e e ^ canBot be tooted ious groups dedicated to es- * f IMA It It InHiuHns !• ruS Nw tmiiwwMt Htt UbUshlng the abeeJute separ­ tion. and therefore tbe necessary from tbe present dingers of 16 parbbu. isH at. stv. autiiteiwf iuwmw j. Snm tm t ww an the time. MMHm •« HW. wtm> AJ SmIHi, ttm Ant Cttfwrk ation o f CTiarch and State are tsMWtti t*r ArttUtot sf « miitr urty, wm St- energetieaUy challenging and fMtsS. Tlwn, M M «, H H avtSnit ttwt Hw ■rtwtfv REPORTS SHOW AT ANNUAL HEETINO OF U.S. HIERARCHT UMtni tf mt ^)fWM tSMr ■ « net Hit BtnsMi ff«altiif L«fiT«ii encouraging others to chal­ MnSMttt, iwt tktt, tfcfcsih tHtdu m Ms Chwnh, lenge statutea or ^ c t ie e s to snS rteUti Is Msm. CatMis SKtrles bsewas bstfsr For ReilfleDS Uiiertf’ knswn. Tlw ilMttww st m s brsssM Ms fIrH rwl whlrii tbe state cooperates Suf tsMt St Ms CsIMk OwrM inS CsHisMc Ss» NOVEMBER 15. 1958 with religloa to any way.” APOSTOLIC WORK MOVES FORWARD One caa reasonaUy estimate that about five tnns Is stlHIsst sS Aisrittu, ssS piisiiig Ms Tbe cases even Involve sudi sisT tsr ItSA] mlllloo Catholics voted Nov. 6. As It Is always the Wuhington, D.C. — Reports Archblahep Alter nid, wu velvlng a total of S1JW6 per that more than 4,700fi00 serv- matters u the recognition of case, their votec were divided. Nevertbleleu, be­ submitted by departments and the ‘toiast signlficaBt develop­ sons. Icm of various kinds were pro­ NOVEMBER S, lltS God to public sdiools, tbe re­ Herbert C Hoover hu been elected president bureaus of the National Catholic ment ef the post year.” vided to members of the Ufi. cause many of them are Democrats and becauM port asserted. ‘”There is strong The Episcopal CoininiUee of o f the United States. Together with all Cetho- many uw in this election s chance to re^ster a Welfare Conference to the Arcb- through thb boieaa, tbe Armed Forem by the service to evidence mnergtog of a uni­ the Confraternity of ChriitiaD lies, the editorial stelf of the Denerr Cbtholk demand for the principle of religious toleration bbbops and Bishops of tbe U.S. Ufi. Hierarchy ceeperateo 1996. The repwt noted that an fied and iggreetive aecutarist Doctrine said tbe fourth of five Register eongratulstes him upon Bis victory tiri in politics, it is cerUto that tb m w u a very at their annual general meeting with the Papri pr^rain te over-all armed force of 2fi00fi00, thnut, the report continued. voiumu of tbe Old Testament eipreuM its grttilkstioa that the Wgb- sbbwed that the wotk of the aid the Chiich to Latin Inriudittg 32/100 women, w u heavy virte t o Alfred E Smith. Yet tbe total Invoking legal processu on t wiD be publbhed in February, est political office to the world goes to vote of Smith w u about 14JKI0,000. Church to thb country moved Americt. aatoUtoed the post year. Smse tooad scale." 1961. Tbe translation will cover . such an aria and noble-mind«] man... This shows that America h u an extremely forward to many areu action toe bo(b of tbe Bible from NCCS4Uffed USO dobs, Various parts of the report ■GREAT SOCIAL CHANGES' As for Alfred E . Smith, we love healthy tetven of Don-CaUudic people who firm­ to the p u t year. Isaiu to Malachiu. Still to be offices, and extenaiOD anita, and Archbbhop Patridi A. O'Boyle him u much to defeat u we lo v ^ him ly betteve to rellgloos Uberty. 'Tbe Smith voters Indicated that there are nu­ Po^ John XXIII sent an ex­ done are the hbtorlcal books of U SO-type NCCS Independent of WaabingtOD declared that the to triumph. Ba it easily one d the ootstand- represent better than 40 per cent of the entire merous points at which legis­ pression of his ‘iMternil grati­ toe Old Testament. units were to operstion to the tog geniuses of American history. Never hu the population. lative and other public and fication and encouragement for NCWC Social Action Depart­ past year. ment sought to the past year Arcbbbbop Joseph E. Ritter nation seen a mote plotveeque leader, nor eu political actions impinge upon the zealous enterprises” of tbe VA HOSPITAL PROGRAM of S t Louis, treasurer of the of grester mind. If ba bad been elected, he the toterefte of religion, mor­ ILS- Hierarchy, Archbbhop Earl "to observe, appraise, and to The repert revealed that American Board of Catholic wronld bare gin n os an administration tlrnt NOVEBIBER 11. 1928 ality, and rellglout tostllu- J. Alter, chairman of tbe NCWC seek to influence along CTirb- the NCCS-VA BecpUel Seir Missions, reported that receipU wotod bars been among tbe blgUl^ts of our America will not soon forget this picturesque tioQs. These toclnde such adffitobtrative board, reported tian lin u the g ru t sodal lee Pregnm b new eperatlig (rf the board totaled SSfOTO,- national cereer. Tbe writv would bare liked to cam ^gn. It h u done immense good to having fields u hospitals, antenup- to tbe meeting. changes of our day.” He added In 171 TA heepKeli, 96 eeee, to tbe past year. "1 am have seen him elected preiideot not Russia that later became Po­ Kennedy's Catholicism seems Ala.; Saattk, Wash.; Saa Pedro. Isk. who died in Passaic. N J.. in lish. At the time of his arrest not to have worked against him." Calif.; New Oriaans, San Fran- 1926, have been stpdied by tbe azU trial be wu Auxiliary to d ieo, and Wilmlngtoo, Calif. Sacred Congregation of Rites Archblsbop Edward de Ropp of Although it hurt him in tucb Tba old saamu's eentw in BISHOP RErHSED FREEDOM with s view to bis beatificstion. Mohiiev, the leading Rofsian states u Tennessu, Kentucky, Portland. Ore., w u deemed no JUDGE WILLIAM G. WALSH of Baltimore ac­ A e Archbishop’s cause was See. When the latter was forced Oklahoma, Indiana, and Iowa, longer necasaary and ceased opened in 1952. the magazine said, “ (heu loss­ cepted the 1960 Xavier Awards on behalf of his broth­ es had been much more than oparalko in the past year. er, KaryfcnoU Blibop Jamei Edward Walsh, who is lerring s SENTENCED TO DEATH offset by vtctorlu In New York, 30-yaar prison sentence in Conununlst Chine for trumped up He was tbe first Catholic Pennsylvania, and Masuebu- “eepionage ectirltlei.” A e presentation w u made by the Very Bishop to be sentenced to death u tti." Bev. John J, HcOlnty, 8 J ., Provlneial of tbe New York Province by a Communist court as a “ In these, and in other of the Sodety of Jesus, at tbe 18th annual mission benefit dinner ‘counter-revolutionary." Arch­ in Ha* York. A e a w ^ is given annually to s clergyman who Northern states," Netwweek bishop Cieplsk became an inter bu been outitanidlngin the year in promoting the cause of the MEW FIRST FAMILY national figure as the center of said, "Kennedy's Catholicism foreign missions. In accepting the honor for Ids brother. Judge THE NEW First Fgm% of tbe-iutiOD I| ibownl notorious antireligion trials in bad been a decided auet, nol Walsb noted that u late u 1968 the imprisoned Maryknoll above. President-elect John r . Kennedy is pictured w M l Moscow In 1928. only because It won him many Bfobop WM offered an opportunity for freedom. A e Bishop re- his wife, Mrs. JacquUin Bouvier Kennedy, and tbeir dau^ts&| World-wide protests, spear­ Catholic votes but also becauu foted, be said, steadfast in his dedaion to “ remain with tbe the anti • Catholic propaganda Caroline Kennedy, three. GhlncM people be loved so well, in the hope that some spark headed by the Vatican Relief Mission and the Polish govem- it Inspired woo him tlte sym­ of rellgloD might be kept alive” even under Communist pathy of liberal Protestants and tyranny. ment, resulted in the sentence Standing Assignment being commuted to ID yetrs in Jews." lAMON prison. He was freed after a REMOVED 'SION' FRMI Palm Beach, Fla. — Presi­ year on the condition that he WHITE HOU8B DOOR dent - elect John F. Kennedy It AMERICAN HEIRESS leave Russia. a veteran church usher wboee Witt Louis Casscis, United Preu Following his release from the stendmg assignment is tbe mid' Intematiottal writer, declared, Butrika prison, be went to die aisle, according to Mm s I “ Whatever else Sen. Kennedy's NUN IN NEW GUINEA Rome, where he remained for gnor Jertffliah P. O'Mahoney, AnasWs plate falteiial asm) ter victory may jnean, it b u re­ more than r y e a r recuperating putor of 8 t Edward's Parish. Wewak, New Guinea.—Mrs. congregation of New. Guinea moved from the White House Franeca I>Ula of North HoUy-'^ nuns at the Divine Word Cath­ ftom hia ordeai. A e Ardblshop door the figurative sign which " I have known Jrim F. Ken- arrived In New York City on oBlr Ma te a wood,' Calif., heiress to t b e olic Mission at Wewak. She la genentlou of poUticlens b a d oedy for many yean ,” MmsI' pgaui* aad Yakima ApNe empire in the the flrst White woman to join Nov. 10,1925, and went to Wuh- Bishop Joha B. Cleplak hung there: 'Only \Protestanta gnor O'Mahoney said. “ He b u Ington, where he was received itSS L m T tWaaia I, IL Padflc Nortimeat, entered a the congregation. la V.8. in 1925 need apply.' ” manifested a sincere interest In by P i^ d en t Calvin CooUdge. A convert to the Catholic A e New Y e ^ Jounul Anl«^ the progieu of 8L Edward’s faith, Mrs. Dills is t h e He visited a number of Affl«^ leave Rutiia he boeame ad-to Paiteh." lean eitioa with Urge PoUib ndnUtrator. ie n said that the eloetloo mother of three children and of a Catboik u Prerident Is When the Kenoedys move into populations. Among theae who were placed GOD LOVE YOU has 14 grandchildren. ^ “ a momentous milestone on tbe the White House foUowlnf iaKi- won fame in Hawaii u an Archbishop Cleptek died in on trial with Arebbisbop Q o^ guratlon ceremonlM Jan. 29, 8L Maly's Hospital in Passaic road to rriigtoos tolerance.'' entertainer, radio announcer, lak w u Honaignor Conatantlne A e New York Mirror stld, they will be taUng up rari- en Feb. 17,1928, at the age of Bodklewia, Vicar General of end suceessfui program direc­ 'A e bigots and bate purvey­ dence within the boundariw of 19. Hit deeth came on tbe eve Mohiiev, who also w u aenteneed Meet Rmrtrtd Fulton J. Sheen tor. ors have beeo confounded, for the Cathedral Parish of the of Us departure for PeUnd to duth. Despite all efforta oo Hn. Dills recntly joined which we can give tbankt.” Washington arriidlocese, 8L to take possession ef the VU- his behalf, Monslgnor Btxlkle- Cothelk America ievet novenei. It b a fori that the “ Sisters of the Rosary of GouM Uncoin of tbe Wash- Matthew’ s. Shrinb Hemrrlioidil Wewak" and received the na See. wlct wu executed by Soviet of' A e Keimedyt are expecting ington, D. Cn Ster wiote: "It seme neveno serHcei will draw a grtcrter ottondonce name Sister Mary Louise in Archbishop Cleplik wu bom fldals. Other def^ants re­ their tecund child in a few WithoDt Sontenf during the week then the Hefy Sacrifice of the Man. ceremonies at Oirlst the King in 1867 in Dombrova, in the Di­ ceived long prlBOD terms. is to be hoped that tbe so-called weeks. A e lr dau^ter, Caroline, Cathedral. religious issue will now be three years ehL StogtKcb-IMmiMil Fiety is In danger of being reduced to petition. “(Mve swept under tbe rug. It it and A e sisterhood for New Gui­ FtrtbtSntttMltiuMbadfMM I me” takes the place of "Make me.” When the Fredlgol alwayp tbould have been un­ ■ MW WaUatsabstuea wnblks nea women was founded in MnlMwIw ISnoghM thi wwM «•« toBliklac atSutr to teriak Waae* CATHOLIC EDUCATION worthy In tbe United States to Son left heme he sold to his father, “Give me my 1951 by Divine Word Mission­ to pMl tMd af CMheDt i i u rWlda sad te rabve pate-wit^ either driest or elect a man be- ary Bishop Leo C. Arkfeld, Mculw Iturinn ti eefittf Caiwwlit nrnry. ta taSa after eeee, while shore,” but humbled and purified, he returned to his cauM of hit religious beliefs.” pfWfWtoa. II yw wmU Hki to hdp, rtBtty nitevlaf pda. aanal ledae. 6.VD-, from Panama, Ia„ HAS BROAD GROWTH Uoa (ihrlakan) tMk i&eL Mtal fother toying “Make me one of thy-servants.” Frank Ctmlff, national editor writ* M M iM I towiwdiitUir Mad kBaHacef...latetal-fu - m a lia wwa sa w e« bead ^ tbe Wewak Vicariate NCWC department h u bun yw tti* vid •Mna *1 « MiHtoa- Waahington. — A e broad of tba Hearst newspapers, noted •tenra atoda aneriahlaa I a ^ known as tbe "Flying making surveys—tbe CsthoUc try M irfHM ywt CM lUI ycvr'MM (Utdtouts Ilka^cibetaMMlWilk I and vigorous growth of Cath­ ht a ptaUaml Bishop." population Increased 120.9 thit tbe fact that Senator Ken­ Mptot H A c igtotw wd cOur m u f ht a ptaUaml" The atervt la a wm olic education in the U S. in toMc. tMd • cad, wtiR ywr t m i Md kM llBf Mhatasda (B la 4 > ra a » H i( Bn route to Australia sever­ per cent; while the general nedy Is tbe first CatboUc elec­ eovcyy tt a weiw-fatotai taaMMi It Is not detirablo or wise to do away with nevenas, the past 40 yean w u outlined cddrcutM al years ago, Mrs. Dills by U.S. Bcbool-sge population (6 ted President "to ttseU ertab- iu t it it a . Thi* lahtUacd to aaw avriU In a report of the NCWC De­ Kaprick t dMdim»i SerriM aUa ia tappaciltrw ey ctoSawel fans for Our Blessed Lord offer His Ascension kept the Apostles chance met tbe Bishop. He partment of Education at the to 17 years inclusive) grew Uabu coodltlou that will Inhi­ conrlnced her* that as a lay KmwMi tiM la iry eaDad PrtpanUiM B *. At aS 4 r« to 0 rtOversa of days in expectation of the Spirit. But it is general m uting of the U.S. 69.6 per cent, the Catholic bit him during hit tour of of­ 'nee KMMdi m . tcaatora. missionary she could do much Archbishops and Bishops. tcbool-sge population in­ fice." H . Lavto W, Me. desirable to correct ^ o in abuses, namely that our proyers to bring the faith to N e w Bishop Liwrenu J. Sheban creased 164JI per u n t; while “ In an odd way," Mr. Coniff Pitac di Mt M d Waitwc to tot should bb for our own Intentions exdutively, thot our rapetf- Guinea islanders. fantoar a tok Monnctoi Oaltod- V A R I C e t l of Bridgeport, Conn., Episco­ the Cathriie elemanUry and said, “be win te udfor tba naicfttofM' Non of the proyers becomes automatic, that a rwverta im­ For the past five ypars pal chairman of the depart­ suondsry schools enrolled tame fetters Branch Rickey put Mrs. Dills, as a lay mluion- VIINS poses no atcetldtm, self-denial, or thonksgiving on our port, ment, reported that while the Mven per cent of the total on a reluctant Jackie Robinson iMlag^UgOoeteF aiy. hat been teaching classes wboi be brought him up ae tbe U.S. population increased 70 U.S. 4^ool-age population In M n rii W * f* **W and finally that it Is divorced from the generol intentions in tbe advanced girls' school per u n t In the past 39 years 1929, they sproUed 11.6 per first Negro major leaguer.” at Wewak habitually clothed of the Church. — the period fo which tbe u n t In 1969. [NCWC Wire] in the loose floor • length dresses called muumuu that ■he brought along from Ha­ Je remedy this situation, In the July-Augutt Issue waii. 'Register' Cartoon on Bishop Carroll e f MISSION we wrote a new kind e f Nevemt. It was Among her pupils were can­ newt didates for the S4 - member slsteibood that the has now ELASTIC STOCKINdSI Draws Comments From Msgr. Ellis I t ...... 1. Because the preyen changed from day to joined. .. t M Mdi toB wd k KANQSCAN MISSION- Holy Family. Tbe pocket - sited Pope John's telecut inaugu "I have ru d the Mograptaiu Carroll,” the noted Catholic bis- ARY MOTHm Of THE 8A-] folder explains the purpose of rated a new television seriu torisn stressu, "bad a serupo- CREO HEART O f JESUl I the crusade — to prtmiote re- of CaiToU by John GUmary vlM yeung awn el 17 M 9 5 1 portnytog Canada’s Catholic Shu, Peter Guilday, and Anna- lout regard for truth, which. In V0CATI0NS>W0MEN We hove received many letters ef opprevol orvJ hove cepUoo of Communion In family to wrtto for Rm n aw R u a -1 missionen In their far-flung ac- belle M. Melville, u well u con ddentally, w u in no sinail groups on a monthly basis. THI DAUOHTIU o p C H A im r tretod becklot, Tba Jay a ( | been deluged with requests for extra copies ef MISSION tlvltiet. A e French-language slderably more material on or measure the reasoe why be of SL VlMttot da PbM O w rfty . W rtto «Bi "More than 1,000,000 addi The supply Is oireody exhausted. One priest wrote, "At network of tbe Canadian broad about him and his era and no­ died In 1819 honored by tbe vir offer a >orow wap of Ufa ta Um Baa. a ra to v Saawtor tional psinphlets bad to be cuUng corpontioa is carrying where have I seen to much u a tually universal uteem of his •arttoa ed Uw poor, tba loialp, tba 11. lUMM HMUntr lost this It a real noveno, but I hove not yet had the courage (oriaktB. GIH* bttwaab IS and M . MhatiPt printed to fill orden ," said the series, which is a contlnua bint of this episode.” fellowmen." wbe bare tba eoarasa to rm fcoi to to start If." Father Hector C. Lemleux, tion of the one begun the put Chrtsl’i tsTttiUoa to leave aS aad S.S.S.. executive director of foUow Rial B U find Ptaea tod Holy Crosk Brotiwn year. Jean Pellerin of Montreal, happUMaa 1b a ^ dadlM to} la Oo<. the crusade. "It sum s to be a the* producer and originator of Tba Stolan eoftfa ta tootol « o ^ Serve Qei Areogh refluUon of the tensenesa now taaeblDS, aentas. Um care o f ebll- a Tacditot a Trada tbe series, which is a continua- draa, aod atraa ob fotaUB n toatoni. a tacW a tw m * We have decided to publish the Neveno in pam* existing in tbe world, and the Marie Regis, OP., of Montreal, • a d for dMttlpWai m aiatara to wwt a ciartcJ o Wrlito* Vtort phlet form. H you would bo willing to moke a small spreading realization among the tbe series narrator, toured Can­ StSTSK eeC T tA N P I iaity that the only true route to MARILLAC SeMIMAtV soolfice, wo will forward this to you. Sond your soai* adian misaions throughout the HarmcAdr St, M, Lauto, Me. For In/ormatiort Write; peace ia tbe path to tbe Com- world in the p u t summer to ScMPed by a (rtond cf the Dai^an at SnOto ObpI I4.S. m katov M . SAt. 1 fleet and requests to the Holy Father through hit Society mnnion rail." take films for tbe telecut. CntrltY, >dto toM Ihalr toto a( Oad cad UC apM laN H. Itoaah tobyta ttob ton to talliaiiBi ■Na IWL tot. Mdat Tm i for the Frepogotton ef tbe Faith. In the meantime |oln A e Pontiffs broadcut said in with us In prayer that the Catholics of America may nmaHisM school part: “ Beloved sons of Canada, iNTOua laaaiTiM i it U by beautiful and numerous think "flrst emd principally” of the Holy Fother whan airLOM* r«wAaeao missionary vocations that a na­ they think ef the Miatleni. God Love You. tion shows its Christian vitality moat eloquently. By this also a ■ Mvm.Mv m MWM e«vM •> nation must lurely draw to MMwwNtitun n«i. •hiu* ^ ilu lf the regard and the favors Owl. Ol'MMb Chictsa. "L of God." . GOO LOVE YOU to M. T. for 85 "I encloM this smoll to alflce In hor>or of Our Bln sed Mother tine* I w as not Seminary Open House obi# to receive Holy Communion on the first Saturdoy of Classified Ads Phiiadelpbta. — More than C U m fM ad* niB throBSb all 10.000 persons attended open the month." . . . to Anon for $4 "I hove never mode a socri- lUeWar edltxmi. Tba raU

Trying New Experiment Military Vicar Cites LISTENING IN ShortageofChaplains To Aid Roce R elations t fCoNtfawdl Wuhington. — T h a already serious shortage of Catholic Om liad, 0---A* mraisal«» Mea cannot to diaaohad wltlh back In UM In 1M7 whan tha Gadsen Purchau h i rtB ist tainws w lsaeni, ipoo- vA usdarsUBdlnc, and nndar* put It Spain's Missions liimaeiMrl mkslon, tight mllu from No- gilu. Ark., wu utablkhed by Kino about 1806. cording to Cardinal Francis s t p a M t a e , *111 b t | b Akof with tba vWta, a aaries Spellman, Military Vicar for the Hev.' St, *k«i of The present church wu finished In 1822, aban­ of talks will to dvaa In 8t In Am erica UR. Armed Forew. IlM te a i m s bsfbi s cooUmi- Hootaa Ananias' Choreh bj [Tlw lala »*iwHieir MtWMw tatM M l I doned In 1827. It k now a nsttonal monument UM M w* M Mm atrtr CateeHi tM arr •* Guavivl miaslon, tiao ai^t mllu from Nogalu, A report on tto Military Or- lies M iss of rWti le Im m s of Qaarta Maera, uwidita dine* wMth M M t w « M ajtttta fcnawti m m « Ur if tto NortlMni OUe ragkm k v C tM te M m M iMw' C k t M ia a llk a . T h a eatabUahad 1892 by Kino, li now a complete ruin. diniriate to the UR. Bishops N sv a si, of tto Natioeai Coafaraoea of irlMM « M ■ iH iM i t o Mm ht IVSI4 GuibnrL three tmlu from Filrbank, A rk, Is re/ealed that there are only 211 almost obUtantad. M r of CarltM (Ite CtoisUoDS aA tows. Moon la ih o World A toeM o [far lOM] baa an tmaa- (ktholie chaplains in tto army a raoant radMet of tto sa- lag fund of Infonnatlon about tha "Old MlaaloDt —91 short of tto minimum re­ |U tti ««ri for ilurttjr) said Uw tleeai JaMia Heay Awaid for of the Soothweat and Padfie C oaft~Ttolr Orl* F n t f J a m d t Padilla quirement Tbe navy b u 281 win to Mds to b M a if priM U u tatarradal hannoaj' ^ Locattoai and Present Cooditloa In New ririf Ttjraf N ififoaarf priutj on active duty, N below H ill leaeoeUo Im L 1» Haxieo, Arixona, TasM, and Caltfornla.” Many tbe quota. Tbe Air Force b u dieton, Iswym, Ueek- boon of rwaarch want Into tba two and ona- Taxu eounta Padro Juan da Padilla u Ita Cll etoplaini out of a quota of first mksloDary. Ha accompanied Coronado in |m Utonrs, ud mn Hm m half pages a t fine print. Wa harawith glva aoma 338. IrilfjoirfU folCorN r IM l, and bacama tha first martyr of tout Is now IM bc as wards of tto wwlfat* of the AbnofMO f a ^ and add a faw. tha U JA . In 16U, in Hall County, Nob., aecud- rise. 1 t 9 Im L” Niwaaa fW s of 72 for ivrfge Momrtlnf natloiul Intareat In Amarlean ba- j "Oat ttow a o ^ vklti caa jinntnM u tto naaoD glvan for tto new depart­ to soma, bat tto batter opinion k that to wu (IffUrilPTHE |to very mH|iiliTrins P iijo- WaAlistaa.'-^ulam Mass ment 8 0 ms of the outposU of Spanish eoloaiia- ad near Harlngten and Council Grave, Kans. A memorial crou to PadUla k to ba arected in gmMgee WH ealabritad la I t Matthaw'i Ucm wan founded bafere any H«gU«h oolonlia a H l O H STYLE I N P E R D CA hM for Chlaf Jndfa Lao were Ranted on tba Biatera aatboard. 1080 four mllu from low s, Kans., by the K. of C. to conunaniwata tto first Man In Kansas, of- THE QUECHUA INDIAN maidan pictured with HUViNiY COMPORT HERNIA A. Rovar of tto Mnnldpal Coart Father Edgar Holden bi the highlands of Peru's Andes •nd acutrrreri of Appaala. Jadfa Rovar dlad farad by Urn In 1S4L Mi$$hamri§g S lM w t t f Ito firit Taxu minUm wu San Fnnekeo represents ’'the last word in high style, dish and chic’’ u found Cuts Ym NMbMol at tto ags of n aftar a toflUant 18,000 feet above sea level. The Franckean from Renssaelaer, CxtroordU narf da lot Tajai, built in 18N In a vUlaga of the SekiM. Te Kts- htaal esraar astaodlm over oea- N.Y., at preront touring Latin American miuion stations, wrote londl TUi petuV katf caelaty. Taju trito (Taxu taku its name tm thau •d Bnoha Air CaU- ISS!* a5*fiS6i*'K This Spanish m isloa *^parlod was ana o f trw Inmans). Boned In 18N, It wu rebuilt five of the "Naze of colors" that Indian fashion seems to denund |W M «r imgtm kjtoa M t Miw tWaJy known as a Catlxdk mandoua bardahlpa. I t o mladons ware estalM fflOl l i » m m im m lim H 0tm < a * mllu distant, near Alto, 1719-1719. 'T tau mk- in tha well-dressed squaw. "Of much more aeriauf consldert- and aettva In Catholic organlsa- llshad aa aatf-ooDUiBad, lodapandent commu- ■ions In the 18th catu ^ had a short and dan­ Uon,” Father Holden said, "is the desperate shortage of prieiti .TJrxaSftLM r?; alUca, using Indian labor to treat their boUd- tiom. tto }odti bM Ufh posts gerous life. Hm ProKh threatened them on tba which deprives many Catholic villagea of Sunday Masi and WDdar tear Praddinti of tto lags, raka wtoat and com , and develop huge east Hostile Indiana and undkolpUned seddiers the sacraments for months on end.” UA-. aid was tarlca named UJ. heidi of eattle. Tto frlan showed axtreo^aip rioted around them. Many did not survive tha covraga,” says tto World Atoapwo. *Ttoy an* attemiy for tto Ustriet of Oo- cantory, and only nine so^ve today. Ibe tiniest HVMpnEDS CUBED AT TOMB . I Kr ISM WWl SI. M oM , WK lanUa. As a proasootor, Judfs tarad boatila pueblos, coodtmnad Udian tribal examples are la the environs of San Antonio.” Rover was proadoant In many and dlsd In i irtilna. Earttooalns shook FLORIDA’S eelcbratad casaa, indadlni tto Uwlr towan andd wtfis; the mlliUry levied KlilTHEHAIRROOT Teapot Doms trials and casaa on ttom lo r inppUaa and ahaRar. Ivantaelly Hifflorie MiggioB CAUSE OF LEBANESE tlA stammad from tiw Lind- tha young M a x l^ republic saeolarlaad tton , 0 1 t h a M a m a baridi Mdnipiu aaac- dlvarsad their Indians, appropriated ttoir cat­ The meat famous of theaa k the Alamo, for Jod|a Rom was dulrman of tle, and mlnad tham." patriotic rpaswa. w u the San Antonio de HERMIT PROGRESSES tto draft toard Is World War V ilato miaslon, founded In 1718 and n a i ^ for Fall River, Mass. — -(Special) its lifelike appearance. It w u n ato was a aseibar ef tto The Jasolta worked In Lower CaUfamia, and IL Anthmy of Padua and tto Marais of Va­ —The beatification cauM il now found in the um e condition u coa cf Otom (Fattor Eosabie Kino) waa tto D.C. panda board. Altboafb it lero, Spanish Vlearoy. The word aiamo U p u n ­ In progreu for Father Sharbel, it had been at tbe previous dtief pioneer nlailonary of Arixona. Frandseani waa not widely known, to ish for poplar, not cottonwood, u the Almanoc a LebaneM hermit at whose examination more than 2 0 yean worltad In Texas and most of Now Msxloo. Whan balpad many panlaai a m tto says. If our Spanish dietlonariu are oorreet tomb In Lebanon several hun­ earlier. the yasutts ware expelltd by Spain In 1707 and ooum of ra m finding ttoca T to church and oonvant ware aurrounded by dred cures have been reported. tod to leave Lower Califorala, tto Franelacani }oba and placaa to Uva. Ha la a wall tight feat high and two and eowhalf Boro in a small mountain tarvhrad by hia wUa. a aen, fa* antarad tha m aen t UR. itate of Caltfornla. Iha feat wide a good lortreu. In February, 1886, town, Father Sharbel was bap­ ARTHRITIS—RHEUMATISM trim bi CaUfomia ware later hanind by tto ttor Ihoiua Daoisk Rom. 1,000 Mazlcant beaiegad 144 Texans la this tised Joseph and early tbow ^ OJ’.; thrN daughtan, and 11 Mexican lapnbUc, and aoma o f tha mUsloni In place k one d the most famous battlu of Ame^ VITAL FAgS EXPLAINED granddiUdrao. the North ware taken o m by frU n of tto na- lean frontier hlatnry. and tto Ttxans fought tlva Zaeatacen order of Mexico, beton tto final to tto last man. Davy Crockett and CoL J a s u Fr«« Book To All Roadon Of This Nowspopor conplata etdlapae. Bowie died trith them, March 8, IIM I t o Excelsior Condlttons have bem sneeets- church, bought by the State of Texas abont 40 SPECIAL . . : Avlakble statis­ fuUy treated by noHnedleal, NUMEROUS VOCATIONS Tto AlmoMc deals o ily with monastic adi- y u n ago whan tha mksloB w u in ruina, U tics dkcloee that thouunds of non-eurglcal methods. to tto Ptiaatkaed tod to tto laUgloas Ufa kart nwkad tto ficet, where the program was tba conversion of now one of the most noted patriotie ahrinu in ■utferers of Arthritis, Rtotona- So that you, too, may have I f M n af Baey •wapta af EACTANAM In SOUTH INDIA to tto Indians,and uis edacatton of tbsm in fann­ tba nation. tlsm and Associated Cbronie this knowledge, a h ln ly Il­ odan wWl tto Haly Saa. Sapantod ing and handimfis. R doss not IM other an- There are five mluiona in or near San An­ lustrated SO-BM book Is avail­ hwwi Raae aantarlaa aga, ttoaa pee- d a t parish diordies that abound in the South­ tonio. The oldest is that of Our Lady of the able WITHOirf COST tt a pub- pit are togfaanlng to reton to tto west. Immaculate Conception (Nuartra Sanoni da la lie service to all readers of thk Omch la itoaaHa ■amtiri. Wtoi Coneepdon de la Pwrismu de Aewu), fouadad psper. It fully explaiu tto causes of these crippling con­ MlarlaaaTy wark togan tore a few Ettrligti Wowk In 1718 and moved to its present alte 172981. yam age, a stopla atod wet arectod Purltlma Conoapeioq k at 807 Hlaiion Road; ditions tnd describes a dru^en l a M t w ffw jd e o method o f healing which hu far tto rilstoiH ii af Nan n i far San Frandaeo to la Eepada on Espada R u d; been applied for more than ether reHglaw airriaaa n k ilrwe- Ito aariiett work of the Spanish missiooers San Joan Capialrano at Barg’a Mill; San Jou (o^jOne yem. tore is aew tataBy toadmata ilaca wu that in New Hexieo. Friar Marcot de Niza, on highway 281 at Pyron Road. amazing book will open tto namtor if ‘'ntoraaaa” b iaerwaa- who bad sccompanled Plsardo in Pern, was a new aveoua i t hope (or tbous- •eat by Vlaemy da MaDdots of New Spain Ing anaaany, Ta toOd a Cksrck wB P a d r * S a nf a a B a a o m o i n ands who bad deepelred of ever eto t,|i« N . Tkk NtoUn Hald la (Maxico) to look over lands north of the Rio again leading normal Uvu. Send .fbJRfMo»Mto4tf sato tto kansfL” Tair Graada In USd, saly 1| yam after Cortaa eon- C o lilo m ia J V i f s /o n i (or y om P M B COPY todur. No kelp in tot farm af a dasatlaa. na qoered Maxico. In IMO da Nba and three other Callfomk’a Old Missions, periupi the beat Btortol MakklMf (U n-lIN ) obUfitifliL Addreos THl^ALL « h9 U may be. wID give la tto meaet aaadM ta trim acted u gnldai for Coronado, and reaped known to American tourlsta, number 21, built Phetegraph claimed is made CI^IC, IkpL Hi> Sxoelslor Springs, Ho. tkh pntoilar 'karvaat the blama vton tto fabulous Seven Sties of 27M to 1823. I t o y are for the most part a re­ (Tm apparltin li IN# Cibola turned oat to be drab Indian puaUos. sult of the seal of Padre Jun^aro Seira, whose i l g » ef boUnMi. When to loft Mop* W thwrB m i m i i M on l*lo40hor*o OM torla No panoanent 4urch was buUt until INB, baatlficstioa eauM Is under way. S am person­ kTITVDS TO 000 MAY U RXPRiailD AT THANKS- whan O n^ esUhUstod the tint Spanhh eapltal home to become a monk, hk than any othwr kaxaHvo OIVDfG RY A GUT TO HU MUSlONt. ally founded nine of them. I t o u wlailons edu­ widowed mother aad other at I Tawa vtltega on the Rio Grande. Dadkatad cated thouaands o f Indians aad developed farm­ memben of hk family tried no- to San Juan Batista (John tto Banttat) It dk- ing communltiu. UaaloB San Lula Ray de Fran- ippcand in bloody fights batwean tto Spaniardi succeaafuUy to get him to give El Qom PtOViDENCR there win ahnyi to gaaenoa eja bad 2R89 Inmatu in 182R San Juan Baptiste up bU vocation. None of bis to correct constipation ystoto p a ^ wlBag to spwto Ihalr Bvai la l a sarvlca as and tto Indlvw. About ISOI-iO Santa Fa wu bad 10,800 cattle In IM L Ian Gabriel Aicangel r^ tiv es ever ssw him again. ■rtotoi toethen sad M a n ; In RU rtOTI- made the eaplUL Haven nilsaton eburches had had 18M0 cattle In 1824. Ordained in 1B58, the Leba­ fip ft t , toe, ttora wB thnyi to fiasriai been establUbed In 1Q17, bifoca the PUgrlms "The Republic of Meileo secularlied tbe landed In Maaaachaaetta. The Abnoue Iku 17 nese ^ e a t retired 11 years In children of all ages bsasfutSTt wfOng ta aid toaea yeing m b missions In tbe 1820’s, and Pie Pld, cewrapt gov­ Utcr, with hk nperior's per­ aad wama la Malalag Ihalr gaiJ. It catoa New Maxko mkakos. ernor, sold them for petty sums in 1848 to in­ $ m to adaetoa a bay far tto PriaathMA mission, (e 23 yean of life San Mlgutl Church, Santa Fa. is tha oldest dividuals, Including Viukeas. Htla to tba mis- u a hermit. During (his Udm INS la bila ■ gM far tto Siatariwad. la ahuieh buUdlng in tto UR., tbou^ SL aloni was restored to tha Church by Praeidents he became known for his INDIA. IBTRR FLORA aad g llt RR MAM Una, Fla., praaadea Santa Fa in founding, Buchanan, Lincoln, and Grant, by Act of Con grest virtues and love (or (he -TMA l i t aavkas af tto ADORATION U8- norida town wu aatihliihad by the Spankb In greis after the Hexiean war.” Ihe U.S ob­ |:S B g . M gXPI ARACXAPARAMPIL aad aBASTIAN ARA- Blessed Sacrament and the ISdg, tha Cbunb wu fully o^mkad than, and tained two kgal Judgments against Mexico or­ Blessed Virgin. .CKAL an atodaata far the DIOCRgAN PRIEgTHOOD. Coold dering that nation to repay the Cbureb for con­ tha written parish raoords go back In a full set While celebrating Mass in aaeafthamf fiscated funds la the CalUomk missions, the of BaiAkms. Marriagu. at^ to IMA 18M, the holy hermit was Isst from Tbe Higue tribunal In 1901 "Mexico stricken with apoplexy and died made several payments and then stepped." •MASSES FOR THE POOR SOUIS — ARRANGE FOR Father loublo Frandsoo Kino, gJ„ planted fight days later on Christmas Though the Almanac lists 21 Old Missions In |~CB.EBRAT10N AT ALL TTMBS BUT ESPECIALLY D ssvu mluioos in Arkooa, but only tbne were Eve. NOVEMBER. known la bo in UM when to dlad is 17U, and Callfomk, other sutboritlu give 21 Ito dif­ only four are tmaabla today. Tto finest of ference lies in the strict Interpretation o f what Tbe superior of tbe monas­ ttoia, Ban Xaviar dal Bao. nine mllu south of constituted a real Old Mkdon. The Almanac tery, Father Younea, reported OUR HIAVINLY PATOTg LOVI Tneiao, wu astihUihad in 1700. Tto Pivsent d o u not list San C irlu ’ , Howterey, one of tbe that 29 years later be was k a m Bade MaHait la gMag—an that we have or e m hepe Chureh, still In use for unriecs, wh.' flnUhad most famous ef the old Spanish churches still wakened three timea by a hand - t o have eanei iltlMtoly fnm Mto, We letota M ieve whea by tto Ftanckeana in 17P7. It k of bunt brick, in UM, for It w u built u a prestdte or garrison on his arm and a voice saying: ws Sty to Bva the Uad af Rfe thnl Ba has eaMaaaded as to iaeulailnd la 1127 to Maxtoo, it wu plaoad church.—Montignor Matthew Smith “You must open my tomb. I Mv»~-a Ufa itot shews reel evldeace ef heth leva af Ced aad am Father Sharbel.” tm af aalghtor. lalat faha san, "Ha lAo has the gaadi af BODY INCORRUPT watU sad aeas hk hratherto lead ito claaca hk toait to Address P.O. Bos 1020, ,towda«toaimafGtdakUaln htor With two other monks. Fa­ . tto ama af aaad In tto warli. Ovr tppaak u« Ask and Learn Denver, Colo. ther Younee found a trickle of far tto Near aad MMila Bato Ws art la eaastot blood flowing from the burial um ii tbe mind on tbe scene or muor subject alone. But anyone can WHOf A UXATIVI iS NIRMD to eochet listlau- aktoaee far FalastWaa Rafagas tamftoa aad CooM yaa Naaee uU aw ito Nace. Inside they found tha log ef tlw mystery U interpolS' affer Communion for another a tm , tantrums, lua of appetite doe te tonpeseiy •nd wtot madltatioas art as- superior on the dead monk'i ■ tode far a girt ef flM S wa wOl to p ito iii to saad yea aa Oliva come at Nosareth, full of greet cred Table, just u he can tlonally-reeofnkad lanttv* spuiaUy xude iu lignad to each saelor of 10 face, and when be removed It chfldwn’i ipioial xeide. Waai Raaaiy fra« the Haly Lead. or "RaU Mary, fuU of help another by his prayers, or beads. Ito M facts can easily be later, the Image of Father Sbtr- grace, and /uU sorrow at the ponances, or other good works. found la any psmphlst on tto o f bel'f face wu found on it Jesus, tbe Lord Moreover, after the Ckmmun- THOUGHTFUL GIFTS rosary and in many books of KW raing o f Is kith u ee, partteulorly In Hi$ Ion, he can sand forth prayen Father Sharbel'a tomb w u « ^ C A S T O R I A Amaga now for a Christmas Gift that wUl show rellglM i Inatructloa. Wa sus­ rail thoagM—a Maai for the Intantlao ef Retvrreetton." (or anotbar with greater fervor opened apln In 19C0. A medical ttw-MUdMa TUCMe(id«U6uilii pect that kla big difficulty is a ralatlTe or a friand, an EnroUmant in oar Aasoda- • • • and efficaey M a rwult o f his panel preaeot to sxamine the tUm, a 8 a ^ Aitlda tor a MIh Um Chapal in hit In pravantlng tto Raaaiy from receiving Our Lord. For a dead body pronounced ainazeireDt at ONLY A CHRO’S LAXATIVI PUIHUS A CH lD t HBOS or bar honor. Socb dfia manitato year regard for, bacoolng a "prayer-whad,” g Haw e a i 1 explain to my person one can offer his Com­ and bring spMtial tonaftta to, tto redptonta, pro- routloa rtoitlttoo of words pres ..w • Catholic basbaad, who munion insofar as ha offers (or _____ vlda help ftr ear Mlwlooarka, and gtva honor and oounead wtoa ooa’s mind is wants my algiatera (or a itert- the soul his act as effective to glo^ ta God. If yo« wkh to gtva tudi Ckristmu mtwie away from sUbar tha Illation oporatioa, that I ca u o l beseech a favor and satisfy (or . Olfto wa wilTsand tto ledNeats Gift Cards tailing of yoor re- aecodo to IhlaT MAKE YOUR MONEY WORK FOR YOU words or tto maditalloa. punishment or he can apply to |>-MmbartBce. Marriage k a contract where­ Praying tha Rosary with at- the soul, subject to tbe accept­ by a man and woaun consent taUea can to difficult for one ance of God, the Indulgences he to five tbair bodlu to uch oth­ caught up In tto diatrtetlou hsis gained with the Commun­ Invest it wisely through our 9 2 8 er with a view to the proere- ion (Vermeersch, IH-IV, J85) ($l earBst(Di sioiisjs| of m odon Ufa, and wa cannot atkm of ebUdrea. Apart from • • • NAHCB CAIOMAl SNUMAN. PtolMaal * expect (Nhabla ttooghu to that, ntarriage has oo muning, Weald It be proper to lUend Hias,piusf .TaM,lto1liiY' coma wtttoot sons effort and LIFE INCOME MISSION CONTRACT althou^ it h u aacondary ends conflnnatlea or ordination ex- nM ' praparatlao, at least It wa are subordinate to this. erdset ef friends or relatives In GAMOUC M A I lAST W BM H ASSOCUDON not ackoolid In prayer. It Is A busbood, therefore, who a aon-Cathollc yeUgion? Would and you will receive NM Y«fkir,N.T, oat oaeiuary ta aay a wtiole bai a sterilisation operation la it be proper to give glfti? part o f tto Rosary at uwa. It rena^ng on tba moat b u le part This would be allowable u a is batter to say one or two o( his centiict, for be k not mark of rupect to a very cloee A feed rift of interest on t An enured dependable income deeatoa, aad to say ttom rigbL giving hk body with a view friend or rriatlve when non-at­ TH E REGISTER Sinca tto raaditatloni recall to procreation. Ihls U entlrdly your invettment. * i i lonf et you live. tendance might be taken amisa. the p r ln d ^ epkodu In tto apait from the natural law. PobUitod ovary Week by Ito CatboUe Pras Bodety, Inc. But such attendance would not life of Our Lard and Our Lady, which forbids anyone to usurp A remembrence in the prayers end Masses of our SPiNOBauioafc Btiaat, Denver 1. Cola. Peat Offlea Box 1820 be so euUy permitted as at a It k well to read tbe Gospels any do^nlon over bis faculties ef CWeeteHaai wedding, toptlsm, or funeral, that d ou not balcmg to him. S.V.O. missionaries in japan and the Philippinet frcouently, in (Hdar that tha which rites do not of them­ UtUa 1 VUr. DX»., Dwver bauground of each mystery « • • selves attest dedication to ■ N O lo s s NO WOKRY N O C A M lNlkrkCMM.Tbe>». may ba readily lummoaed to Is It poMible to receive Com- non-Catholic sect, even if per­ .n Bev. Mb a. Cmush. MAm, Phi). oU ^ and related to its maan- .Mur. Mm> a. M . utti). aisu). fBualoa for anetfcer perseo? fum ed by Don-Calbolic minis­ Ing. Bugfutad madlutions SooM yeeri ago, I was laformed ters. in a non-CathoUc con- Send m m opti te hrioowatke abowt your Life Imohw Mm Ioh C u kaet IbBacer...... lev. DanM i. rubetty. O-A. glvan In many pamphlets and ■■— M. Itortu, PhJ)4 PmI H. BMIctt. UtU). (hat Commanka w u only (or flrraaUon or ordination, which bealD should also be read (be peisoa recefviag tto Body (except with Uie Eastern Orth­ Nome ...... Apt R ______Uve U K kU eS tWe neae- Tbe attantlOD can ba fixed, aad Blood of Christ Ho, if in odox) U not a valid uerament, with a Uttla effort, by eewcen- the stale of grace, woeld re the ceremony In itself commlti Address oowaiosioswae» ra iim ii. Peaite, AltoUl )BhDl trattng tto mind oo tha (dace coke the hentflt, to t this taera- the recipient to a non-CatboUc It LUeOhy, aMH^ U K T w m . mral coold oet be transferred C l t y . . ^ Zone,^ Stote.. . ttenUavlDe. CM yeeae, LeXt- fw u eh mystery, a eonsldert- reUgion. Hence poaltive signs of fc'iniU li, Oraaa au . asin, B UoD of tbe vlrtuu to be Imi­ to another. approval, such as congrntuU a« Peat* Qty eae the W MtU eSMea, end tbe poMbbee « OeHee laitle^ tated and view avoided in con­ No one can strictly cemmaoi tloni or gift! used diiUnctlvely nection with Mch, and ae effort cate In (aver of another, any in the m»-CalboUc religion, REV. FATHER RALPH.s.v.d. CATHOLIC UNIVERSITIES liiieaQiii Pceme PeW it Purer. CeterUe to unite oneself with the per more than be can ut for an shaiUd be avoided. A book like sons Involved in eseh mystery. ether, and the grace worked by the "Imitation of Qirist” could 3 1 6 N. MICHIGAN CHICAGO 1 • U 1 A practical means of keeping the ucrament itself benefits the be given. THE REGISTER

. • •• *4 .** fc . . LATE NEWS BRIEFS Priesfs, Teoefcers, Doefors Shore High C«wecrtti Its ssfaty ind ssnlty In deCsa- ments that make one accept eotaii atka'* pain, thus ennobling it.’’ Seniiiftries Closed Pioneered Mission Unit Saic^ Vtatnan^Tbe Com- RonaeUer, N.Y.—Mooiigner BISHOP HOUGHS’ IT D l FROZEM NORTH p r u s t t a l k s t u r k s t aaniat fonamant a t Neath John P. Gbivln, who dbweted the S. Africa Protomartyr VlatnBB haa faread two CattoUe Sodety for tte Propagatko of MORE FAMILIAR with boats, planes misaionary Bishop reaches most of his missions A TURKEY is a rare bird in Km’ea, but Clolumbnl by plane and boat •aatnariai in Hanot to deao. tha Pdth in the A l b ^ Dioeen and dogsleds than be is with his episcopal Bootiflcation Sought Father Robert C. Brady of Los Angelas, ClaBf., lM | M f fo | Tba aamlnariaa w on aaked to for 80 years tnd w n t leader in Recently be visited the LitUa Flower Mis­ Beira, Mosamblqne. — T h a make it more familkr. The pastor of Sugwipo Paridi on - residance in Fairbanks, Bishop Francis D. sion at Hooper Bay. In jumping aahore'in the indida a CcaamiliUlatod Its astaldlshment on a nationil e » in __ ^ B iih t^ of thif Pffitugueae B ut Island off the couthern tto of Korea, Fallm Brady hu dark, he mined his footing and broke h li ankle. ‘‘ enltnrai'’ pcogra a I9 thdr cms basis, died at Uw age of 01. Mon- ,, AMcan province have pNitloned rated a tu rteyn liin g project in e(^unctlQD witii a 4-B Aladca, is pictured (in the fur cap) chatting It was thought to be a sprain, and the break rteatnm and would h m b a a stgDor GlavlB also foondod tits Pope Jcdin T rm to beatify the gram on tbe island. with nuns and children at the 'Little Flower was not dlsm ered for a waisk. Despite the aabloet to ca tn l by itita tah Eam gaUtt, dloeaatn p^ nt. He first misdonary to shed his Mission St Hooper Bay. In administering to a injury, the Jesuit Bishop confirmed 23 children ipaatara. W h a than coD ditka enrate tod p tsto at St blood in tbe loutbern part of sea that coven more tiian 500,000 square miles and one adult at the mission. Tba following day wan mada known to the netor John’i Chnrch In Albany for 60 Africa. He is Father (joncalo mountains, forests, and frosen ttmdra, theof he w u off for auotiher mUsioa station. tba aamlniriaa. ha doddad years. de Sllvelra, a Portugueee Jesuit Ceylon Private Schools net to n o p a tham. who w u killed in Moounbtque Stndy on Reds In 1861. 10 PrieeU in Canton Buenos Aires.—A Lttin-Amer- Father Goncalo da SUvelra, Nearing Nationalization] Hong Kong.—Ihan an 10 kan regional eoofenoea Monsignor Wilson E maai that w u his face, ravaged is BOW epenting in Algeria, der. In 16W he went with two Comannlft pritoo, aa an alfht Kaiser of Great Falls, MonL, and by the dreaded diseue. This action would compete fRa that would o h m to For Irish Pageant Che Cenge, Camereon, Daho­ other Jesuits to Honomotepa, the government’ s takeover of threogh government net Canta priaata. It la'ondanteod The young man had no hope mey, Egypt (the largest oper- Dublin. — Thirty. men from whidi eotoprised the present private schools — Including fo e . (NCWC Wire) aean at than prtaonen h an of being a nwmal member at stion), B ^ p it, French Sera- CatUabar, County Mayo, are Bhodeili and tha Zambed Bivar ClathoUc schools — on the is­ b o a daportad to tha north of society, even though the disease lUland, Liberia, Mo^ letting tbalr hair and baarda hMin The local chief or king in land of Ceylon. A MU putting China. w u arrested and he w u in good ecee, Nigeria, Stem Leone, ‘Missionary of Masi’ grow ao that they can parficl- MoiamUque hid asked to see management of inivate schools health. Monsignor Kaiser solved Gambia, Senegal, Togo, and lU ki by Laymen pata in a pagmnt on the Ufa of rhriitiMt mluloniriea. After In the bands of the government In Jesuits 60 Tean the problem with a beekeeper's Tunisia. Altogether H totab AnrUl Parit N.Y.-lntonn*- S t Patrick next y m in con- many had been beptiied, how­ b u already passed the Howe of F lo rliie n l Mo— F8tjMr| hat, complete with heavy veil. an operation In 16 nations ever. the chief turned against tia cianaa in 8 t Hanry^ Par oaction with the centenary Tbe youth Is now no Icmger con­ BepresentaUves and Its ap­ Iteorge A Keith, SJ., ■ M ill o f tba Irish patron saint's death. with IS directive penonaeL Father da SUvelra and he w u throughout .the D.a iah h an fn tn n talki by both fined to his room and he wean proval by tbe Senate ia a fore- Tba pageant wUI be performed A rough estimate of the martyred in Msrdh, 1861. “Hlnionary of the dorgy and la y m a The apaech- his unusual headgear around tbe gtme concluticm. for two weeks during the Easter amount of materials sent to each Because be w u the first mis- mwked his 60th yew u *. aa an for panona at all laltha. village with a ewtain pride. NEW BLOW of theae countrlu is given at lioniry to shed his blood In Mo- ult Nov. 18.: Iha thnefiM purpon is to season. Soanes will indude the A current problem for the saint’s visit to C roa^ Patrick, ^bout four shiploads annually of tambique, he h u been called TUs new Mow to the natton’e B is lecture] ntraab knowladga at Cattolka Montana priest is to find some private edMtoli M l while C o ­ County Mayo, where ha prayed foodstuffs, clothing, and medi­ the protomartyr of South Af­ series, “The aboat tbalr r d l ^ a , alarify in- way to h ^ the many blind pe^ cine. [NCWC Wire] rica. lon’s Catholic Btsbops were try­ Sacred Love I farm atia amoag then not Cath- and fastad for 40 days. sons vrtio do not live in institu­ ing to fend off tbe old o m . It Story of Urn | aUe, aad anabla CatboUea to a Case Is Dropped tions. To this end he is co-oper­ came de^tte m au meetings of fwar aw n nodlly tha tpieatiooa ating with a missionary who Mast,” la Hong Kong.—The South Ko­ prtrtest thron^Kmt the island baaed on i a( nocMHatbolks. wants to outfit ■ mobile i ^ t and Soys Protestants Buried rean public praeacutor’ s office and numerous editorials con- famed paint- 1 has formally withdrawn tho goV' tesm that will go from place to demnlng t h e governmeot's Korean a la Midwest toga of the Ufa I CTmnent'a ease against tha Cath- m ovu to take over eveo tbe Inahai,Kona. Patban Potir Religious Issue in U . S. cd Christ b y L n and Laka Woi, two nairty OUe-owBod nowsptpat, Kmnoh- administration of private ardalnod Chtnaaa priaata as* im p SUmwi, which waa eloa^ Chicago. — American Protes­ MmslgDor Lilly said be did schools. European mu-1 slgnad to parish' wort in a Cbi- by tba Syngman Rhea govem- tants “deserve credit for mor­ not ew>ect the rellgioui issue Tbe Bishops had .irieaded in a ten. mant but raaumed pubUatton KvlHl,. . nan etdooy in Korea, aoon dia- tally wounding the religion in never to be “rattled from time letter to Prime Minister Slri' Father Keith beeaibe the H o t when Rbee rastgoed. The Demo- Mianad that U w n aaaetitlai to polUlcs issue. Plainly the roan or that its specter will not ap- mayo Bandsranalke: “Only apiritoal father of the UJS. i e n tk Prime Mtnlater, John M. N ip . WDsen X Kaiser ipaak Xomon also. Sinn no Chi- of Protutants considered the pew again.” Aa a political is­ give w this OM thing: T h o tiaeridp for Jecalt Biwtban ' C hug, WBi a founder of the iwn ipn Hng tanhar waa anil- tbe durity of CathoEc Amwi- religious tnue a secondary one sue, he assorted, it h u been means of realizing a CatbaUc USa He served u dean o f : nawQaper. able and b o a n n both priaata cans that b a ^ him up. —and this even In some placu mortally wounded, and credit atmoepfaere trader competent at Detroit Unlvenity. A nUtoel ft ig t a , they asked an Chaplains’ School There is fresh bread in Togo, where their rellgioui leaders for this itet upedaDy in the Catholic supenlsloo to sdiook o f Denver, be Is stricken AMSleaa. Pathar Michael Om tiik, Neb. — Father Clem cornmeal in Dahomey, ehUd ewe were openly exploiting religious “impreulve response of AlDe^ frequetoed by Catholic dill cancer aad reiidM at S t lean Proteatanti.” ■raasOdd, M Jt, o« CSriedgo. Ryan, 8J., 80, iriw gained fame training in Morocco, and many differencu.’' dren.” i i l n i ' Seminary. Be wee Monsignor Frandi J. Lilly, who knew the Konan tongoa, in World War n by pressing other thlnp that were not avaU- More than 3,SM teadien mat dained to 1916 by tbe late Ci^| to sa m aa their taochar. for a U.S. Army School for able to many poor persona be- editor of the Pilot, Boston arch Lectures Are Memorial at 8*. Josefdi’i Cdlege to vofoe dinal John Gtennoo a t S t Lowto.| diocesan weekly, paid this trib­ Chaplatiii. died at Creighton fOK Monsignor Kaiser went to ------^ ute to UB. Protestants In com- To Cardinal Mooney Papal Birthday Gift Pnh enUy. The ehaplalni’ acbool Africa in 1997 to bead the con­ menttog on the election of ten. Detroit—Dr. Vloeent Smith, Utrecht. Iha Mathsrltds was oitabllihed at Harvard Uni- tinent-wide program of the Na­ John F. Kennedy; a CathoUa u director of the Phlioeopby of Self-Regulation Urged Iho Btsbops of the Kathariaia vanity and Fatbo’ Ryan w u Its tional Catholic W elfue Confer­ han grde^ tha eatabratka a ence-Catholic Relief Servieu. President He spdte at s sym­ Science Institute, S t Jcdin'a Uni­ dlroetOT fbr two yean. He ro­ versity, Jamaica, N. Y., wUl give annlng Ham in all tha 08M - Nonilgnor Kaiser eonsld- posium sponsoi^ by Loyola For Paperback Industry u n d from the Chaplains’ Onps University and the Stans Fonn- tbe first of t r fa dw rchn ae tba 79lh Mrtb- u a Uentanant cokmeL e n the medical side ef his day at M a XXm. Nor. & A wwfc to be tile most Important Apostleililp e! Sea dsUon for Chieago-trea priests. three lectoret WashingtcHi. — Tbe National lea la “ generally recogntsedl to be deliv­ b lr t h ^ eoDaetteo Sunday; Nov. Philosophical Review and most pressing. The great E m b le m *nbe etectlen, so deiely Office tor Decent Litentnre for its aduevemeuta to thel 90, will bo lead lor the foonda- New Y ( « . — The Intemo- ‘ekaesses la Africt, be u contested,'’ Menrignor tally ered by Cath­ caOed for distributors and pqb- nudnteunce d high s W ft olic philoso­ tkm of an tnstltate in Borne (or tkml PWlosopUcol QuatUrl^, eerted, are leprosy, bUodness, The National Catholic continued, “proved that the lisbera of paperback books to arda.” -- *1 phers to In- adoeaUan of lay mlialnn ■ review deaigned to link the maUria, and malnutrition. A Apostleship of the Sea Con­ reUglous climate of Amertea co-operate In a program of seU- • Magastoea. Since its U ll| h u made steady imprevement ■ugurate an arias. UB. with and Asia, -rill eenstant effort ii nude to ference b u made public a new regujatioB that w o ^ halt t i» report the NODL found In the p u t decedCL Ib is is annual aertet be published *'»gin"<"g Jan. ehaand snrptos foods to these emblem which shows the flow of objectionable peblien- sufistoea “(Mectiooable IotI Nuns Plodfe Eyes net beeauM a Cateeik om- of lecturu in by the Fordham University peruu first Blessed Virgin standing shove tiona. youth." Twed^flve of tbanf 8t LoBla,^4ama IdO 8Man Pnta. It win ba edited jointiy dldate w u eleetod but he- memory of MADONNA PLAN an anchor, aodent Christian The NODL Wao Mcgeeted were in tbe cnt^eeiai of “oil- of 8L Mary han baeomo tha first by Fonlham’s department of symbol of the cron and of hope, cause the veting pattern w u Cardinal Ed­ AID TO PROJECT that distrihuton “undertake aa venture,” “ man’s ,” «r "girW “ amw to pM ga thatr ayes to an phihwoidiy and the Jesuit fac­ and a life preserver with tbe not along rcBgleos Mne^" ward Mooney To overcome malnutrition a t Sacred Or- vieewf smwi Intensive, persevering cam­ ■wagSt lM a ayo bank after tbalr deaths, rw ulty of Bercbmans PhUoMphi- motto “Apostolatus Mkris"— Mnisignor Kaiser is providing Heart Seminary. paign to educate every literate • Paperback books. Tbe otHeal poM the Catholic Hospital Aa- enm, Hevertoe-L 0 u v a 1 n, Bel' Apostleship (d the Sea. The life dried milk to iostitutions where Stole Group Approves Other tectum will be given Amencan to an appre^tkn of reviewed more than 1 0 0 b o d b l aociaaew. glum. preserver enclosu a compus, the mothers are taught Its prep­ by Dr. Jamu CotUni, profeasor the beat to literature.” monthly, of which 52 were foimdl a symbol of conscience. Tbe per for Motorists’ Expansion Plan aration and many uses. Om of Releosed-Time Study of philosophy at S t Louis Uni­ Tbe NODL offered tbe follow­ objaettonable. While sreOwta^l WaahingtoB. — H u puUlca- Pittsburgh. — Duquetoe Uni- Blessed Virgin wears t crown ing evaluations to its report for Halted publiabers have wtfiil his greatest sources o f assist- Baltimore.—A state commit­ versity, and Dr. Antoo C. Pegls tlooa otfea of tha NCWCt hawl- varsity, operated by the Holy of stars, traditional nautical U,S. Btsbopa: some exception itraed aoobjg^l attce in this facet of bis work is navigation aids recalling ber tee on religiou odacatlon, a of the Pontifical Institute of quartan b a n reported that It Gboet fathers, plans a IM.NO. the Madonna Plan, which is pro- • Comic books. Tbe eelf-reg- tlonable books, “mwglnal’’ a^| tiUU u “Stw of the Sea,’’ unit of the Maryland Commis­ Medieval Studtes in Toronto. dlMrlbotad m a n eopln of tha 8N • axpanston program at the motad by tbe National Coundl A ll lectum a n open to tbe pub­ ulation program of the Comlee e n to n “almost without • “Morning Stw,” and “Unfail sion for the Prevention and 187 ttUaa la print In tlW lla ^ rata of ^M 8,4N a year to meet of Catholic Women in the UB. lic and admittloa is free. Magazine AsaodaUon of Ame^ UoD appew to ba morally to-l year ending Jana 80, u e a Iha its needs by 1988. A student ing Stw.“ The Apostleship of Treatment of Juvenile Delin­ redpoftalble and contemptuawl Tbe Madonna Plan helps subel- the Sea is a Catholic organitt' quency, approved a study of the oCOn said that tha ntost popu­ body of 19,180 — almost double of community standards," titel diae and supply centers for child Uon devoted to spirituid and possibility of relasaed-time reli- lar item for tba year waa Uu present enrollment — i NODL report^ care training. gloui education in public John'i Prqwr for Motarirtt expected by than. social needs of seamen. PERSONAL PROBLEMS Tbe emblem w u prepared by Kbools. (100,000 eop ln ). Egypt Closes Sdtools Normally aulstance to victims William F. Ryan of New York The proposal which called Memorial Altar Slated. | S8 MiUion Pledged Cabo. — Tba Egyptian gov of leprosy is not too difficult in cooperation with a commit­ for a study “of pilot i>rognuns For National Shrine F m York.—More than 88,- : ernment has closed all M but in indhrldutl casu Monsi- tee hdadod by Father George G. ol released-time education la OOOjn) has b n n siibacifbed In achools operated by the Catho- gnor Kaiser h u to fall back on Magee, port chaplain of Brook communities where inch pro­ WublngtOD. — The EpiscopUl Committee of tbe Coofntenifiy| a t8ftj)00,000 campaign for a Ue Asaodatioo of Fna Scbools hit own ingenuity. For exampI^ lyn. grams are likely to meet public of Christian Doctrlno udd thfel naw ismisary and a a v ^ high In the Asyut region of Upper assistance.” also a p ^ e d ^ a U. S. ArchbUh(^ here for their scboola la the ^rebdloce•e of Egypt To prevent government recommendation that an in t^ I In Mowiu oi Scdnl's L ift annual meeting that fite orgaoLl Naw Yort. Cardinal Frandi nquisltloa of the acbool build- faith committee invutigate and zatioD of dtoeesao CCD directaral Spellman tnooeutcod this total in n , they wUl be used as recap- Handy with brush and Implement a tactual reUglon ■I tha campaign want into tti tkn ce&ten tor poor chlldrek c-urse for public schools. plans to erect a memoriai altw l easel, actress Dolores Hart to the S t Pius ClupM to the | Ibial phaaa iridch ends Dae. 18. Ibisie cbtidreo will receive Father William K. Dunn, X tries ber hand at sketching National Shrine of the Tba Cardlnari campaign is the cateriilsm lessons at the cen­ committee member and chap­ sutue of St Frandi of Aulsl Ute Ccnception. isrgast d n ^ p r o )^ of fund­ ters. lain at Notre Dame College In in Rome’s Lateran Square. Do­ Tbe alter will he to raising tnd coDStmetloD in tha $45 Million Program lores h u more than s passing Baltimore, aaid releued-time re­ ligious educatloB “would allow ory of Archbishop Edwin V.| history of Um srchdlocaoa. Mfiwankee, Wit. — A 18-year, interest in S t Francis, u she us to do something about com­ O^ara, Blah

the Catholic University of Amer­ This is one of several ind It is hoped cmnmerdal sales will help finance construc­ “SbakadowB.' (O anciKN CI Huge Medical Center Wt« tmtonu: toa ' ~ ' OtUwa, Ont—Tba 88,000,000 ica. received the Cardinal Gib­ dents related about this young tion of a new wing for the novitiate. Enrollment of 22 women of «fMa; lecesMv bons Medal for aarrice to the African prelate to tbe November last July has doubled the novHiate'i population, forcing tbe - A ^ M e . ' National D tfeu e Medical Ceo- Aipsinetol sspaM at tar will ba an affiliated boapital nation, the Church, and the uni­ iKoe of Sia» magaztoe. Despite rellgioas order to restrict the number of entrants next yew im r OSS' " ' versity. William J. Thaler, an his experience with racial preju­ unless new quarters can be built e a a a t «< of tha Catholic Unlvanlty of tn a lp ta t Ottawa, and will ba oaed at one ahmuias of the unlvertity who dice to New JesSey, the Negro Aware of tbe already existing ibortage non-teadten, tbe ttoaal toes of tha onlvarsttyh medical ^ produced a system of monitor- Cardinal likes the U.S. “You noviees and postulants formed the Jesus-Mary Choral Group, “Pert ad _ - ulty teaching faeUltka. Tba naw lag nocleer exploeions and Americans," he said, “how much rehearsed four months, then “cut” tbe record. It toclndet G» W beid Arsay, Navy, and Air rocket firings anywbtfe in tha Africa owes you! This is tbe gorlan Chant, Negro spirituals, “The Happy Wanderer,” “Tlw Force hoapttal k aipMtad to be wtu4d, received an alumni asao- part you the reel of the wwld Little Drummer Boy,” “Tbe Woman in the Shoe,” “l if t Tbtoe rwidy next May. dation sdance award. UDderstanda—your gcMrocity.” Eyes," and “Hamzelle Marie.” T H I REGISTEK

EDITOBUU. CQIOaOIT Jesus Gave Power to Forgive Sins 'National Church' Primate's Visit t§T the ieiiy A Polish Communistst proptsindt propaganda parted considerabiy in doctrine from Jtfui Cbrfait, iriiDe on ocrtb, exercbed tbe move that is a foregone failure will be the CatboUc C^bnixm, though it retains pcnrar of forghinE dm. 4|Lin tb^ eaatof tb¶lytk a tour bp Btehop UaksvinUian Rode, (iriietber tad the doful wonuo. H« cw tared M the Apoitles all Primate of tbe Polish Naoonal Catholic tt'has'vali(l wMcb almoet aU (S74.068) u e in the riic grtriM aooM of which Utterly fight U Mme; Ml vbalmr tbM gli'toiida of M flas an pra- UJS. Even this flgtm is tdj^p doubt­ Mtt tM OB «nh MO b« aoMd. aad berdana and aaUa- ful; tbe UR. Census of 1986 revealed one another). b tm i ta h n w . m i wfcMmr fiiMea are twpoaad Im. alM only 68,000 for tbe Ptrilsb Nationals. Tbe Slnee '1946 tbe denomination has M e M ft loan ce oeilh M B cabaaMad, lo M t tba pee an tl m o ^ Cburcb in the U.S. lost contact had intercomnhiniOD with tbe Protes­ bi toani U tae**." (Matt. aad at laeaUg «e with tbe PoUsb fannieb in 1951. Reunifi­ tant EpbeoptI Cburcb. awtoOp ixwriaiil. cation foDowed in 1957. Tbe Polish National sect was heaed P m m B x t e n i e It k Jerily 1» faaed'boB Maa «icdB«^ R Tbe acbiamatk p relate’ s tour is on immiffant Dafionaltom run wQd, Joha, and tran tba la made to ebtaln help in money and triteraaePoUsb CtothUici rapidlT be­ M M i* proved for tail Churcii from persoos of came one of tbe most respected ele- M b C M M vacdi, M b tM wbkb they vara eetlinoiily on- wM M M eeM lr addkMod la daritacd Ib tba third eaohiry, sb descent in tbe UR. and ( ^ d a . roenta of tbe CatboUc Cburcb in Amer­ aO M ApoMe. Malt svUL U tbit M Apoatlw aad tbalr ia» Dr. Rode accepta and supporta the ica, and today they have becctne weU " A w . I aiw to jno, whatevar enrt tnily griatad tba Ctunmuniit regtme, and tbe few thou­ represented in tbe Hierarchy, and have pee bind ee aarth M B ba booad et forgMag, by a jodl- sands of Us sect in PUand have re­ given an astonishingly Ikrge number of Mae la haavoB.” la Mae voria dal rita, iD tba Ana ceived many tevors from tbe govern­ candidetei to Um prieetbood and the OHM pteeMd to Peiael attar Baptta. ment stfterb(wds. Rode vm have no converts R anat ba aotad, aiaeoTtf, Mom tbo'hm of M ktaftan Tbe PUiab National Chuith bae do­ in AmeHca. a< baavae, or tba JoeroBW ao- that M Apotolw taere ari- Mtttj to M CMiii, aa 'Mt daelly paraoadad that aD ttaa, ha aeeU do aO tha thlap that tba gravaat, vwa opoUa we rafUrad ta advonea M ot babi|| larrinn by coniHga Youth Riots Show Communist Power aarofe ta Ri propar « d . Pooaaca doea hafan JadgaaM vbaMr eaaaWtoeil nhwaaBy la tbe fu­ llaB. dkobodtoaea, theft. The s6q can raceive M M PaMr baa aM Ma, 1 alao "B aayeat abaU aay M t ture. beat way to datormlae M M «B M M l af M ooefoBor. pi» C fiidu by triltoi ear t e t e we boofea are not fer- a be npbolds decency; tbe Ifberok Ignore it dewly aril dietlaedy ao M t M gtvaa; uwraova, wa ewnmit a - iimas Kflpetrfck, lUsesBa to Dougtos M t Ha rided aaly M t ba baiiava M t Lord Ordered goutiuU FrteBia a e d te of the ntek uoud i. ft to BO n o t tutik to coabet obeeaiity priaat ooa andaratiDd M bl mortal alb r i oaerilaga. Oriiber tbpa R k to coabet oM r eedal erik M t (Matt lx. 14; Laka v. Mk vU. ba baa baoB abeoived or M t M C o n fe e e lo n Mom Looieti U a wgv—oatoUve ot tbat aew «T; Apoe. 1.1). deal aot awloady, but Paraoca who lack M power of atoly to coaeari a mortal M to surge r i tknigbt tbat relb aeroB party Unse, may giia ofinrenieBt froB M fed r i ftkir Tba vwt "yaa d id rentt" ta abaolvoi or M B ae- ipaaeh nay. U M y w ^ write "And tbe Lord apeka to Ceafeafaw k a saetfUga, railed (keasm tka. It adbene to treditka sogpresttOB. aattva. and dfdflaa aoeb I for- M t tba Boefaniwi of M a Uat ef tbalr t e to M prleat l|eaaa, aaylng: Say to M ehil- CHBa tt k a grtavoua abuaa ef and M ataadards r i our driHatke, 3. Idnm oD it M nittoiite « ew a te tbe gtraaaB a la M naolt ot peat* MfttMt la not reguind ta aeder Panoaa who ara bard of ba•^ dnn r i kraal: When a maa ot M aaouaent ef Pommo, a aa- lA lk bsiai prepared to SMOt liboalka a obeeenity racket, but nhimate eolutkea need ttve oed ofSsaatoaa andoe, eat M t M priaat may abaoha tog aboaid oonfM to piaeae eat woman shall have aoBinlttod crad tostttntkn of Christ rdattvka m tk own grouad. to be sBppkBented by more toOMdkte tba Ban daaiwadaa af a for hM. M Ub ba aaribaaa." •ride to t e n to M t aritber any r i all M «<"■ M t awn A psiaoe who baa bnewtagly Mr. KUpetriek hen pea ok tbs seost romedke. gtoiMB dnafy rivaO- Tbii la oobcoalad a mortal M to 0 » Owe riw aastore tbeee a gaaeBti need Mreugh eiiutetkB ri M cant trafOe that Dtva fe a being bedad' to an stgeaedt with BBflrBad by M «rr«peedtag THE CATECH18N ILLUSTRATED feoioa muft eoBfea that be k a has eva sppeared la s popria beato Bs caa veib, "yaa M Q ntda.” «bldi mada a bad Confiaahm, tril M a aetf-dytod Hbin] a tetrikdoal evur tbe 0. BOW DO W I KNOW THAT WB HUfT CONFESS TO A FftOESTT sidof toe Ubertl ■rfamento if t e t rauaer- aeeeedty of figbttog M BBut'trrine. a M be hw eoneaslod,' maotlra ■Mp filrty, aad jeat •• teirly Matee Mae f a A. The prartiB r i aaalaBtai ta a griari baa baaa eaeilnaet to M Ckerdi M ie M aaeraswali ba h a raerived TUa book k string Beat The luM r has M Mb r i M ApaatkeTTlBt to AM rix, IT-lt, wa read (aacerBtog M eanvwti eensotoip. Be gtvei many eouitiosllfe aag- Uweovar, M Boeed pwt af stoM M t tton, tad eaafsB all bed to dto aoiae pretty nw i t s b i Ib to ri M Apaatete"taafaB aaM B aO . ., Aad b b j r i thari who bdlevad geetkos r i hk own. orda to acouatot bk readers with M riekaa- M daoB k balaeeed by M kapt aaaMi, aad apaaly radiBod ttatr paadeat." la M wrtttogi r i M F a te s tbe otba mortal t e be hat The Virginia edtta ha drswa t a bk coBaritted dace hk k ri good tag extant r i cenoMrelri (Dth. M beeetaee M y an forttvao ■ad Diriwv r i M CtoBih M b M vary M B caitotfB of the Chririlan era, toe meteriai tron tbe Mipenbandaot records ri M Thay we reUiaad.” CMfeerion. of its Mraugh toveatlgstKm, eeiad principles, M ttfri Be afka advlaad iM aMrtod to m M b t e r stos. PMIk Mnteariaa at M Poet Ottke and M Ksfauva CaamtUee, aDd raienUea lock it abnild be reed te amrdtxg to tba Protoe a eaBBik fsaettoa to M aatly (w ch. R Auf«*te (WA eater) A sriise r i sbama and faa but be has dead a flrstrato Job of r t e d s i of teUtog ear t e to tbe griaat •veryone who h a any peeltlDn r i k e te ship toM Moaehei, mna M taM ■ajK "It k aat aaoegk M t ake ariaakladga hk ttoi to Oad, tras whas iriUng on hk own. Under M naae ri "BUly WO- to the batOe agatod pernogrs^ . M "we bfily forgtvoe," er k kIddBM ha BMl t e coefaB OriB to a yrkat, God's repitoantotivo.” should nam lead ns to Uaau" and "M Boeeo Brotben,” be aeot f a • • • "M y we tnly nUdaed." Tbww a mortal ato to Confearion hw and received M (onlwiDelUBg waree the filth BROTHER nm iPER fare, by forea of panltolMi. cause tbe priaat, who rtprw peddlen' edvertke by m il a to effeakr M flnt wwM ‘Toe M B for •ants Christ Htotaelf, k bound iMgaritMs. Be reed through a k j n t e ot give” iBd Tea abaB ratata,'^ by M sari r i M eaenawat nadkt end "nadk" im iik is , vkwei re •wed be aadwBoodto M w r i Penaace aava to ravaal any­ r i "stag" pktnree aad reed nUka r i thing tbat b a bean coBfaBsd to sex Utaratore. No Uboal wke Tbat thk power Ufeeti aet Mm attods oo....senfOnUp m a threat "to oat aely M debt of pmildiiei The priaat may not speak preckue frerioBs" ha half ao and: r l^ to but alee M debt af M k about anything ba baa beard to ip te a be. proved t e a M (act that CbiM Confeaslon, evsa to tbe pant- In tbe aattor r i dedtag vdtb filth, Mr. . M aaBt werib aa.Be bad tent who told it to blm, oniees Kilpetrid: puts hiaadf w t ^ « (be side ead to dgaify the tbe penitent himself wUlingty a d t e r i the fitarati a r i M PhlBsttoee; be fwglvWB af d u with reapaat permits It It any peraoa ovw- doee stoutly defend M right r i parents sad to gem (Maifc M T ; Matt xviil, bors fomathlng M t k told to posM tospectora to prated youthi adatok cow 11; Lake xtx. 10; d Boa. v, ift Confasalon by snotha, ho nay ruptloB. And be says M t the Phllkttoee II. II). not speak r i it to anyone. A (those wbo ate todtoed to fata eduuriR lp Power Proved poaoa ordtoarlly should not too tnaly) are "more lanknt, tokrant, an- /P M i C h M $ W w d e mentida to oUien what be \m slble. aad redly to Ikton than M Ottratt" Tbk powar axtooda to all daa. told to CaBfBtton. (M ptrieasknel totdketuk). a a group. aa k prevad troB M fact M t "Be not —itmwH to confess The beet chapter la thk powttfel book k aa IMtotka k nada: "Wboaa tby stos" (Eederiastkas Iv. SI). M t wbkb iT B B ti the rebuttal to M thou- yae MUI fwEba, tbay an "He who heart yea. beaia Ma; ■saaddaserepeatod snuaenk r i M Utond B|" aad M Creak and be who rejects yaa, rejaets iisninatelr Tm five saewen hoe tori eliarty «kdwiitaa M t all Me; and be wbo r a jt e Me, r» gtviB d ea m to he kaewn by heart, ee right dBBanBBobtMpwdoe: TUi Hk awB pvww to fsrgivo t e to toe eerieerieeaL toe prkB M to' M iects'Him wbo aant Ma" (Luke are tkey, end yet ee Igaond by M Uberal k aae f ly id ky a eaeddaratkn by waMag a aikack ot batHag. Wbaa a pkM. r i Je«n Chrkt, aad. ferfivee t e to X. 16). ptea Md e te aedk. Ite ace M erga- menta r i M deeeot, aoraiai. sagry pewte of M penllal text "Whatavw panlytk w b braMkt to Bbm, lytog aa a virtoe r i Hk power. The prket aet aaly W h y P r ie e t vM ere net p n te but riw want to protect M e M U toad apoe oarth, will paikt, t e n Bid to kka: "Taba eauragab sob, paaaee JadCBent ipas M pealteat'a ttepaal- ka booed ako to boaven." thy t e ara lorgivaB Ma.” Wbaa lOBa ri tiaae 'sach m traa sarrow aad M At b iw Givee Penance tbdr dilldren: Tbk peww Boat ba oxardaad M to te Barmoad ttdbk, te a raplM: •rive aet to M agato—bat ciaailw, advkat, The priaat gfvae ua a penaace L Of coone lawe punttoing obeeeaiity ire Brother 7mtp«"«■<■■■■■ breOwr of tocglviig aad af ntaioing tky paOri aad ga to thy bwna." And M pan- M spiritoal Hfe. There k arihtog to atttch avoid them to M Mure, and CoBpoB and tbe i t t e to punkb tbe dkoM- n d M droQ rituatiaas into whMh ha gBte dM. M thk power seat ba ox- lylk WB evad (MOL ti, 1-1). tom the iw r i M trae piBltent aftor rerieBtoa, make boom sBkfeetku te tbe inatkB df oboeaBt aeteclak. wttk bk metCBory tetonK Mod af t e k oe oraM pradaetly. aaBaly by ■a had M dlvlaa paww to foglva ri kaewtog aaw that M heavy welgto r i M tempeni ]— *«*■"«-* due tor 2. The tom "ibssaRy" k ae aore vague Bdidly tBaay; " m art iQi^iMcra. The moe- praeadtog k with a Jaridkial He ktor CMferrvd ea Hk Apwtke. hae been lifted frvB hk omL tbest a etodve M b Bsay eaotoa coBcept r i kw— trattaae oe

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— Defender el Chrislicm ifr Douglas Hyde o f o n In ihe Nlgn of Pope John XXIi! in the monihi ahead probabl]' (he greatest burden he must bear stems from Tells Method the fact that atheism Is po«terfullr entrenched In forern- menl. Commfnism governs a grral part of the world. The Pontiff must be the defender of Chrlslianil, against this mr Used on Reds menace. Orlando, Fla— Douglu Hyde, Conmnnist for 20 years and a mlilunt anU-Commuaist since Another tremen­ bit conversion to Catholicism 12 dous burden items years ago, outlined the method from the morel sitn- he uses in his attempts to get ellon o f the world. Comnranisis to repudiate the There Is e spirit Red line. •broed o f reJoclin| the deeelofne, the T l r ^ I find out what I can n B1 tt r e t law. llie ih a n -w tb them, to build up a Chorch will here an basis for sympathy and under- nphlll fight to main­ standlBg. Id this work you must tain I h a Chrlsllen build on a foundatiou of good sense o f moraUlv. faitb. You must auiime that it w u a geoerou responre to the woBiuzc s p n a T v n i b e s o u r c e s ideals of Communism that brought them into the party. The netlone o f EMPHASIZING the seed for a mobilizatioa of Asia and Africa spiritual resources as a kev to the solution of economic "Only then, after a bond of are the potential ind Mdal problcai>of Utin Aaerka. a Cathobe Action Mfwrt good faith b u been established, Catholic people to the lDte^Al!Mrlean Stiidr Week to be held is Uaxieo IBus- can you lead them to analyze of the fntnre. tra t« the poor trw ««»g and aodal cooditiont in Latin America. their Communism and discover \V They most bare Pietond above a e a froop of atodenta at the Catedetlcal its vreekneases. Bssnranee that Teeehaa’ Sebool in San Joee, Coata Sica, who are trafciing for "Then* com u a time when the Chnreh is periae tod pablic aeboof work. A eeurae of atudr laata five rean. you can tay to them, ‘Xee, Com­ their friend. Hie T te acbori cradnates more than 100 e^echetkal inatnieton a munism m eau much to you, but Chnreh offers yt^f h«tp Himinijh the r^^Q Bi IgBOfance in the country. U w v a tditluophy can it s t ^ -'I them the trne So you get them thinking and faith, the greater !■ leading tbe Charch, It b the gaw- you help them probe their Com­ m good, bnt of this end eetfanala that John XJUll wlU ptore munist beliefs, and usually they most be eoa- to he a very strong Fope. He haa, for MISSION CAMERA MAN oout two-thirds of the way ▼ineed before aii hia 79 yeara, an abandanre of through this proceu they wili they ere misled health, a deep spirituHiy, gad a firm see Communism f u the that by the Soviet wlH le.pnrtae what be thlnka to be PLAYS UNIQUE RUE is. They will see that Com­ creed. right. As the llaliaas chant. Viva U munism is not what they Papal Itm Angelca. — With ISJlOOnrtt improvini farm methodi, tiw u^ it ww. ‘ feet of film and omre than wHh medical education, and w- anoo^ travelinf under hla belt dal eoBdltions. SELF-ANALYSIS fo r any man In an ordinary li^^ For hla work Paul hai learned "When you get the Conunu- time, Cadwlk lay mlarion heh>er French and SiawahUl. He is also niits to analyze their beliefs, Paul fmitk rotnmed bare from studying Naahl, a language ol they usually come to see tlut it the Coofo where enrrait diffi* the EQvu arts. is group l^ a ltiu and pteesures 1500-1590 cohlea Uva made it impoarihle Hli ftfor years a a lay mis­ that are holding them. They to cboUnoe hii work fw the sion helper have taken the think that if they repudiate time being. young Loa Angelei photogra­ ConuDHusm they are repudiat BeKna^uomo oe The S4-y«ar«td Smith ia. a pher the length and breadth of ing their owif p u t apd making prrifiiiinnal pbotographm work* East, West, and Central Africa. tL ^ litei meaniogless. Ing with tba White Fathen of [BfCWC Wire] "Top Communists rarely have Africa. Per them be produces time to scrutinize ttarir phlloso- “Alriet nima” onder the direc- Ifotod /apcEBM e but when they do, they, see SC hM ws Tofiev, when it b so ealrvmels Impoiiaiil tioB of Father Roger de Vloo To Roeoiro A w a r d tbtt it is It^ttty te their com to know tbe ibowtbl jr o reeeea of the beek- with beadttuarten in Kantane. New Brunawiek, N. J. — Dr. radu, to their party, and to TWO ELEMENTS IN per cent of tbe votes, compsreJ ward peoplet o f tbe world, (be wurk o f ibU K in Province, Congo. He ia on Kenauke Hltiuda, world-famed tbema^vea that ia tfloding them WORK FOR UNITY with 35.9 p a cent in 1968. The Frenebran friar, the father o f aebolifb ao- bit aeeood thraoyear hitch ai a Japabeae autbortty on leprosy, to Communiami The. bead of tiie Holy See’s Commjmist Party alone won thropniofy, deeervea to be remeinbcred more lay mimion b e ^ at $30 a was named the recipient of the T f, with sympathy and tact, new secretariat on Christian 24fi per cent of the vote, 2.7 than ever. Sehaian apeol many yeara emuig month, ploa room, board, and 1161 Damien Duttm award for you get them to questiw tbeae tfnity h u counseled a middle pef cent more than two years the Indieu of Mexico learnlna tfarL- biendt medical «ara. service in behalf of vietima of loyaltiu, you can tell them that oounw between t^timism and ago. and tryiof to reach ibe reeeaaex o f their lotil CATBCiBTICAL USE this dreaded dlaeaae. this sort of loyalty (a not Juti peatimiAn in regard to the pos­ io tbat they sroold be eeceaelbb to C h rbib» Paul, Father De Vloo, and two The Damien Dutton Sodcty, tied. But you cannot, 1 repeat, sible reunion o f tbe Christian BRAZILIAN STUDENTS r ity. After the work o f iDaeatIfalinB was over, PIOTEST INVITATION African aidea ipend six months under Catholic au^ieat, pro­ defeat and degrade tVm . You Cfaurctaes. Cardinal Augustin / be apent 12 long yeen la roablng end Iren- of the year on the road In the vides research, relid , and reoe- do not a ^ e . I don’t think you Bea, SJ., said, "It U a task BrazillSD university stqdents ecriblng hb work, which eoel him u lotd bbdr. dry teaaon fifinlng varlooa areas ation for leprosy patlaotf, re­ can convert anyone by beating which will require mudi time, are expreuing increstlng oppo­ of African life, fit the field of gardless of race or creed, dla- btm in an a r g u iw t Rather, you much charity, and much pa sition to a forthcoming visit catedtetka, Paol aaid, the fii™ tributes all of its funds through help them to seek aomething tience.” from Cuban Premier Fidel UM trihal enstmna aa Ohutra- the national office of the Sodety that la batter, to leave behind The German-bom Scripture Castro. tkna and show bow life can bo for the Propegation of the something tV t & evil, and reach scholar said that in tbe work The Cuban l^ d er w u Invited Other film i deal Faith. out for something ttiat is good." of achieving unity tbe Catholic to this country by law students attitude eentains two essential in Golu. V Mr. Hyde said a disgrantled Alemeota: 1) Belief in personal "eeigrade" once tried to puh Students of the - faculty of ir 'salvation tltfoagb faith, accom­ engineering of tbe Central Uni SISTER FLYS TO U.S. Urn in tn a t ef a train in panied by maximum care to London. versity of Brazil in Rio de Ja­ safeguard the complete integ­ neiro have registered strong "Cmnmooism is a rerohitton- rity of Catholic dogma; and 2) ON MISS I ON OF THANKS protests. Others, including stu­ .aiy movemeDt,” he remarked, an attitude of understanding "aitd it eennot afford to have dents at tbe facultiu of den­ Las VsgM, Nwr.—n e fond- lectad dying found la street gut­ and of true and active eharity tistry and pharmacy at the Uni rest of a gihFtng eoaununity of ters. Though she began bei or­ defectors. But Eo^and’s Com towkrd thoee of other faiths. munista have taken the position versity of Minu Gerais and stu­ nans in India paid hacdlrit visit der, the MUsionariu of Char' He added, quoting from SL •-a«> that it would do the party more dents at tbe faculty of law in to the United Statce to th«nk Ity, by caring for the dying, Luke, that "things that are Im- barm than good to idU someone Belo Horizonte, have joined In the NtUonal Council of Catholic today tbe community h u a fUl poeslbie with men are poeslble the protest. Women meeting here for the blown medical propam, all for like me, whose adions have with God." been h l ^ publicized.” [NCWC NCCM Publishes aid the Utter unit hM been pro­ tbe very poor. • CUBA SEIZES CHILDREN MAGNIFYING GLASSES READS FINE PRINT viding for the past IS years. The community now counts W ^ ] ‘Program Manual’ CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATS The Cuban newspaper Awnce, Washiogtito. — Tbe National Mather Teresa of Calcutta la 1 1 8 members. 114 o f whom are far H em • Shop • ttora • Office • • HeUba DOWN SLIGHTLY IN ITALY published in -exiie, reports that Council o f Catholic Hen has pub­ foundnsi o f a eonmnnlty iriileh natlvu who operate 60 medical llolion MpwtnMnl the Ctiban ministry of education lished' its )861 edItlOD of Pro­ began by caring tor the neg- centers caring for mothen and Italy’s CathoUo-orieited Cbris- Of W ork«r-Pri«fli is preparing laws that would gram Moniial fo r Parish Meet­ children a id at home, depend­ fian Democratic Party suffered Hast Rome.—A new kind of work- Might loasM and the leftist pa^ permit the government to place ings. The booklet provides sug­ ent ehildrea, lepers, and others ■ IO e r ^ e a t movement ii scored small gains In na- children between the agei of gested progrsms for monUily /nsJbOffktrSow who know tragedy. hen. B w y Tbnrsday mwlde elections for local and Sva » d 16 under state control. meetings of men’s groups, con- We don't admit anyone who NEW of young men in training for the provincial offieesi Tbe CbrisUan Under the program tbe regime tatotog basic facts, format, re­ NEW—U TES T MSHION Diff if ienrsflfeffl hat someone to look after him,’’ 8l-0-VI$ION GLASSES priesthood trade their clerical Democrats, still tbe nation’s would be able to “educate, in­ sources, and discussion ques­ ONLY n -fs — Tbosaaodf wear TWO-TONE SKILL FRAME Mother Tereu told a preu con­ Beirut, Lebanon. — Until re­ gari) for workers' clothu and largest p a ^ , won 40.3 per cent doctrinate, and mold tbe chil­ tions of timely topics. and love Ui— aoeqtdot, ansai- ference. The Yugoslav de- Ina Uee Uke m roeeb , ONLY isje-^Wbea . cently, CoJ. Justin J. McCarthy spend the day in manual labor of the apprtnlmately S2J)00,000 dren along Communist lines.” The publication is svailable to look over or oiKIw. flti all beada, impdHeat m d ea r of the Irish anny, who w u killed ■orlbM her work at preaching t^ u ^ io u t the dty. votes cast in the dections. In NCCM organizations and to tor iB«a and aromta ta an ktiid% tbae by all mean* ataer tb Christ by sctiontn not by wwd. Hundreds of Cuban children of arork. Slip bandUy la Pea rASUON-VU ^aaiea with in an automobile accident in Stilt’ In Iti teetlng stages, the the 1966 parUamentary election are arriving In Miami dally be­ gtonpt not affillited with the Like C— . MOST B I gatbflad iDOiutlaei, framce, tameletoete., Leopoldville' Oot 38, seived in innovatioo U intended to help they gqt 41.2 per cw t of tbe NCCM. Persons interested are HONEY REFUNDED. 8ecia< Died In expaMiva ib a — . wear cause parents fear their yonng- Belli n ' ta oftbee aad Uavd. the beadqurtera of the UN the futon priests become pn^ votes. iten will be taken from them, torited to write to NCCM, 1312 IVE AK-Fer Fellu eat having aiiiM lan ar ayt dbaaM. Trott StqKnrision Organiation 25,000 Men Served The.Communlsts and leftwing Sand eailu diick, monry order. H C.O.D. pealafi b idM . fouodly conscious of their re- Atwice said. Utere are indiea- Hifuehusetts Avenue, N.W., PALO IMFOarITT CO,< Oapl. sil, e at H. Pobaiil CwSe i 41, HL in Jeniaalcm. By Hostel in One Year sponsibtlitjr to the working class. SodaUsU together pdled 88R tiODL that many textbooks are Woihington 8, D.C. When MaJ. Gen. Cad Von being replaced and that teachers Horn of Sw^n, UNTSO ^lef Vancouver, B.C. — More tb u who do not listen to their Com­ 3lU)00 destitute men have re- of ataff, went to the Congo tUs AT LAST 3 5'nilptUlti:i iN O G iln ’ munist bosseli are being re- past aununer, CoL McCarthy be­ ewived. food and shelter at the placed. . came deputy to the acting chief Catholic Cbaritiet Hostel since It opened one year ago. The Contains Earth From C a ta co m b s o f ROM E of staff in Jerusalem, CoL R. W. 4UAKER UPHOLDS Biekart, USMC, of Butte, Mont, iheltmr c u accommodate 130 RBUGION IN EDUCATION and Glendale, Calif. He had Just men, and it it filled to capacity IMPORTED from the HOLY CITY T b e state of Pennaylvanla taken up hla duUss when Gen. niditly. dismissed charges against a Von Bom asked f » him as hia ^ n th e r Hugh J. Ifacisaac, di­ Qu^er father who tutored his deputy ia the Congo. The Ute rector, la in residence, and five son St home bectuse "It is im- colenai btlooged to a prominent Itym u direct tbe program in poesihle to obtain a religious ed- Irish family. HU work in—and exrituge for room, board, u d uegtioD to our present public for—Jeniadam wu of ^edal the essentials. They have volun­ school system.” John H. Hc- tntareat to him bacauu a mem­ teered their time until next Csndless of Aiburtii, tbe father, ber of Us family, two genm- June. bad been charged with failing tioai back, had bten one of the Tvro Franclscu Brothers to comply with the state's coo- first Knlghta o f tbe Holy Sepul- opened the boatel in llMe. pulsory school attendance law cb tf In modem tlm u in I r e l^ . short time later they had to 1868. The lanw relative, Peter Mc­ abandon tbe program becauM of ih-wUge of members. Mike Mr. McCandlen said that be Carthy, ■ mambar of ParlUmoat, simitto if founded tbe Catholic Young W helu of tbe .St Vincent de efetrlM. believes "all education should Men's Society in Corir. Paul Society then ,toT U • that the religion element to MMialM w lolwtei vim % Father Mscisaae. His first step M (II— it education is dominant” He said ■fj Irish Rtlotiwts W— — vliHv that he and hit wife "feel they wu to organltt the lay apotto- Stull MMCk C hM r EJ««tlofi late movement to staff the hoe- $6.95 have a moral obligation to pro­ Dublin.— JEspedally pleased teL vide for the future of their chil­ ia Ireland at the elecUon of Sen. dren with an environment of K b . John F. Kennedy to the Preai- fhll — llni (W*ry !• religious faith.” He addeif that C. D. of A. Chapels bvMtIhilly Kutolurid K deucy of the UiS. were Jamu by CMH HUtttr C/ifK- "it is Impossible to obtain a re- Kennedy and Mrs. Mary R yu, Dedicated at Shrine mte «ndw tht napicM Uj^odi education to our present it Hm teilk i toll* . . . cousins of the Prestdent-elect, Waihington— More than 6,000 Mhwryil Fuhhmte »l toliMM IvBriM, pnblto school system” and that ■-Sf\ of Dunganatown in County Wez- persou, mduding 3,000 Catho­ is sioetlm l In m untw pwtrrril W The "rM i^ u s training is not effec­ liAYSlMIES OF THE WIT^SOSASY AW THI fwd, birtfaplaca of Sen. Ken­ lic Daughters of Arnerica, at­ IIIAMY OF THE BLESSED VIKIH. tive unless it is integrated with nedy’s great-grudfatber, Pat tended the dedication of five EkH et Tta 54 buto tm «■> kmciilee of tht a diild’s total education.” rick. chapels, a 9SS0.W gift of the Liuny lieolM on m ildt, and « nsgnifktitt nkMr* eertrern) on Ihv c«un* iMh. There was rsJolelcyL U C. D. of A., in tbe NtUonal ■Hra •SMIW Tlw tna Buds shew IM FOUB BASIUCAS. . . UIE TASMANIA PRESBYTERIANS Sklbbereen In Cotaty Cork Shrine of the Immaculate Coo M 1««l HOIY 000*...THE FIF1EEH MYSTESIES.. . I}K FOR PRIVATE SCHOOL AID The gentle sleep of caption. HOLY FATHER AMO THE FOUR EVAHGEIISTI where the future president's ma­ Hendsentlv urud CRIKIFIR si^ fodetod Center­ State aid to cbuich schools, ternal grea t-fi'a n d fa tb er w u T V altars of the chapels were Iwaif a* piece erruellv holds esrlh from Ihe CATACOMS el under certain cimdltiont, w u en­ bom and where his name of consecrated by Archbl^op Pat ST. CAnnw. The Christian Brothers Wines fsrJi III (Mel- AM In III, iMs New sculptured Raeeni h the W- dorsed by tbe Presbytery of Tat- FltxgeraM inrrivu and thrives. rick A . O'Boyle of Washington ■tna nan mat In criftsmmhlp, thnl eny man, aemiii ar mepto to its o f f l i^ joumal. KdM. Hw- and the dediutlon took place at ru* child naihj be gra’^ l fa have. PEACEFUL place b an aging to taste, more fragrant in bonqueL mf hSiliw u tor Mhi Pnsbj/terim Lift. a Solemn Pontifical Mau offered J^Eht School Addition n cM t o i q m vatirv Tbe article srid that tbe Pres­ ^21' cellar at the Winery of The When it has become aa brillianl, by Bishop Vincent Waters — M.) . . lOiAiY euiis Of AuniCA. oaei.» V Truton, N. J.—T V State Su- lutoM •• Wn >* m s Iraadwar. Nm Yark I. H.T. bytery will ask the denomtoa- Qirbtian Brothers.' amoolh and fragrant u a vrine can be, IWeigh, N. Car., national chap- (wtl tioD’s Generaf Assembly to de­ pr«a^ Court beard argumuta a Flaasa sand ma. SCUIRTUREO lo those great casks, wine is resting. then you nuy bare h. Not before. bom 30 Montclair poperty plain of the C- D. of A. ROSARY IS) at S6.95 each. clare Itself u "not opposed to ISaatralad i — v frer- The ofd oak will give character to the There ere easier ways of maklpg oumen who are seeking to ar leak, siititw an- (Wa willaiii ha aluMd ta iMp oraciiv to any a direct assistance by tbe state to laaaln weed cat aha- •ddrasi : church schoou.” U stre»^ wine as no other maiefial can. Yrioe. Hie Brotbera chose th a r way block conitmctiott of a neir ad­ Cathedral Restored tmtoaa aad tea a( ton OUCtS IHimS RAMI MT U RtCIIViS dition to Lacordalre SAeol. Mainz, Germany.—Arebbiabop M l aniiry. Am shone Your choke Feudi that such assistance must take Years wili pass before thb*wise u long ago. They labor in an ancient tra­ Tbe private sebool for girls, Comdo Bafile, Apostolic Nun- i n in iMuHeas. . . I IRid I )BkM ( )lteck the Torm of capital grants, ad­ liaeHtilto heaito aad { ) I anckM eaah, cheek, or menrr erdar. offered lo you. Each year the wine arill dition of excellence, and see no reaaoa conducted by Dominican Nuaa, d o to Germany, celebrated Han htoM ■•trlwatar, ministered by a formula tbat grow m ore brilliant in color, sm oolbei' has been seeking since 1968 to to t l» Mein* Cathedral follow­ fraadi Cardtaal SpaM- a Name. wouK' preclude disproportionate «d lto c lu n g e . c-HtrebOoMastoen, build u cddltion to its pres­ ing completion of repairs to ■atihtoi Reach to Car- a AddriB. aid to any denomination and al­ ent plaot to sccommodste 300 tbe Structure, badly damaged ttoal l i i Stoa ar SlacR a low no measure of State con­ Pteducid and bottlid by TIta CkrtHton BreAan of Calltonia, auhtra af fka wiats, mnUlnc iriaaa m t knM% to cirri fear scetotorat a CfTy___ . ZlM- . Uati- $Ma DlitilMom Frowa aid Skkal, toe.. tWw Tark. N. Y., Ckleap. m.,Baw0r1ams,U.,toifrmclico,6MM. students. to World War II. Rwarr. trol."

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