1 JOINT PASTORAL TREATS OF LABOR PROBLEMS The Register Has the International News Service (W ire and H a il), the N. C. W . C. News Service (Inclnding Radios and Cables), Its Own Special Service, Lumen Service of China. International lUnstrated Mews, and N. C!. W . C. Picture Service. REVIEW GIVEN BRUTALITY OF Local Local The New York Times tells Edition Edition us:_ “ A set of ten books SPAIN CONFLICT OF ATTITUDE' which frankly challenge the validity of contemporary THE views on sex, marriage, the family, and ethical stand­ IS RELATED CHURCH TAKES ards will be put to experi­ mental use this fall in 26 public and private schools Resistance of Communism’s Assault Only Hierarchy of San Antonio Province Outline and teachers’ colleges Alternative, Bishops Declare in (Name Registered in the U; S. Patent Office) Rights of Workingmen and Employers throughout the country. In­ REGISTER stead the books offer a Joint Statement VOL. XIII. No. 36 DENVER, COLO., SUNDAY, SEPT. 5,1937 TWO CENTS In Important Letter ‘higher morality’ divested of ‘superstitions, habits, and Wholesale slaughter of the clergy, destroying of thou­ The Hierarchy of the Province of San Antonio have customs, racial superiorities, sands of churches, atrocities of the most abominable type— just issued a joint pastoral letter outlining the Church’s and economic frustrations’.” these are graphically described in a pastoral letter on the Texas Mission Is Restored With WPA Help stand on the serious labor problems confronting this coun­ Spanish war just issued by the Hierarchy of Spain and try today. ‘‘Sound Christian principles recognize that labor We have not seen the sent to the Catholic Bishops of the whole world. The has a right to organize and that great benefits are to be books, for as yet they are #Bishop.s’ letter has affixed board. If The Times’ esti­ Following are but a few of the to it the signatures of Archbishop mate of them is correct, they vigorous, illuminating, and c'^n- * Arthur J. Drossaerts of San An­ would seem to be a compila­ vincing statements in the pastoral, tonio, Metropolitan of the prov­ H ree Bishops which is a voluminous document tion by teachers who are ex­ ince, and Bishops Joseph P. Lynch Mass by Cardinal that treats in detail with all phases of Dallas, Christopher E. Byrne of perimenting with immortal of the present tragic conflict: Galveston, Emmanuel B. Ledvina souls. “ The number of laymen who of Corpus Christi, Francis C. Kel­ Come From Same have been murdered only for their ley of Oklahoma City-Tulsa, Rob­ To Be Feature o| There is only one way to political ideas, and especially for ert E. Lucey of Amarillo, and their religious ones, is calculated f - Mariano S. Garriga, Coadjutor of teach morality and that is to surpass 300,000. In Madrid and Corpus Christi. Entitled A Re­ through religion. When peo­ Section of City in the first three months, more - view of the Age; Its Problems and than 22,000 were murdered.’’ Constitution Fete ple have no religion, they f the Key to the Solution, it is “ Although the figures are pre­ divided into four sections, “ A Re­ have no stable, moral prin­ mature, we calculate that about ciples. It may be that the Cincinnati. — The remarkable view of the Age” and “ A Review Philadelphia. — Dennis Cardw contribution which one section of 20,000 churches and chapels have of Christian Principles,” serving nal Dougherty, Archbishop of Phil'* been destroyed or totally plun­ ^ I teachers concocting the new this city has -made to the priest­ as an introduction to “ ’The Indus­ adelphia, will be celebrant of a; course have the best of in­ hood and to the Episcopate in the dered.” trial Question” and “ The Chris­ “ The murdered priests, count­ .V Solemn Pontifical Mass of Thanks­ tentions, but without religion United States is recalled to pub­ tian Education of Youth.” giving in the Municipal stadium lic attention by the appointment ing on an average of 40 per cent In the prosecution of their re­ their work is doomed to fail­ in the devastated dioceses— in here Sunday, Sept. 12, to mark tha of the Most Rev. George J. Reh- spective claims, the pastoral points one hundred and fiftieth anniver­ ure and will, indeed, do im­ ring, rector of Mount Saint Mary’s some, they reach 80 per cent— out, both sides (labor and capital) will sum up, of the secular clergy sary of the adoption of the Con-' mense harm. seminary here, as Auxiliary Bish­ must bear in mind that the rights alone, about 6,000. They were stitution of the United States* op of Cincinnati. of the public as a whole have a The Mass will be offered up in The family homes of the Most hunted with dogs; they were pur­ Catholics are taught that sued across the mountains; they prior claim. It is a grave error thanksgiving for the benefits de­ Rev. Francis J. L. Beckman, Arch­ to assume that in a labor dis­ rived from the adoption of tha they must not commit forni­ bishop of Dubuque, and of Bishop- w'ere searched for with eagerness ii in every hiding place. They were pute the only rights involved are Constitution. The Most Rev. cation or adultery because elect Rehring were on the same Historic Mission San Jose at San Antonio, Tex., as it appears today in its festored state, two (Turn to Page 2 — Colum n 1) (3eorge L. Leech, Bishop of Harris­ block in the Price Hill section of killed without trial most times, by such sins they seriously on the spot, for no other reason centuries after the original mission structure was erected by Indian converts under the direction of the burg, will preach the sermon. this city. The Most. Rev. Urban Spanish Franciscan padres. The restoration work was aided by the Works Progress administration. The Mass will be celebrated, it t offend God and deserve ever­ J. Vehr of Denver also comes (Turn to Page S — Colum n 7) lasting punishment. Sex sins Learn Baseball, is announced, upon the invitation from the Price Hill section, al­ of Governor Earle of Pennsylvan­ break the law of nature and, though from another block. The College Problems Historic Shrines of Church Preserved Is Advice to Nuns ia, acting in behalf of the Pennsyl­ in the case of adultery, also same block that gave Archbishop vania Constitution Commemora­ add grave injustice to im­ Beckman and Bishop Rehring to tion committee, co-operating with the Episcopate gave more than a To Be Radio Topic Boston. — (INS)— “ Read and the Constitution Celebration com­ purity. Here is the way the WPA AID IS QIVEN IN study the newspapers—know some­ half-dozen priests to the Church. mittee of the city of Philadelphia. ‘‘higher morality” would im- Bishop-elect Rehring is the sixth Washington, D. C.—The Rev. thing about baseball, automobiles, More than 200,000 persons are (Turn to Page 4 — Column 1) (Turn to Page 2 — Colum n 6) Dr. Maurice S. Shrehy, head of the current slang, fashions, and all the expected to attend the Mass, which department of religion at the Cath­ interests of a modern world.” will be one of the outstanding fea­ olic University of America, will RESTORINQ OP MISSIONS This was the advice to 1,000 nuns tures of the celebration of Consti- Centennial Rites Planned give four talks on the nation-wide of the Boston archdiocese gathered ution week, Sept. 10-18. Pre­ Catholic Hour beginning Sept. 5, Ravages of centuries have been Asistencia, as California knows it, jobless San Antonio citizens. in a teaching conference from the ceding the Mass there is to be a according to an announcement Rev. William H. Russell, Ph.D., erased and the calendar h ^ been are relics of the days when the Meanwhile, restoration of the parade to the stadium in which 3-Day Program to made here by the National Coun­ main part of the mission was con­ professor of religion at Catholic all Catholic organizations of men Conquistadores marched out of cil of Catholic Men, producer of turned back more than 200 years, ducted by • non-federal means. university, V^ashington, D. C. are invited to participate. In the the program. so to speak, in Texas as a result of Mexico to extend the domain first Through this combination, the en­ He held that, in teaching reli­ event that more people come to won for the Spanish crown by the Honor Negro Beatus the restoration of the ancient Mis­ tire mission has been restored to gion, it w'as necessary to present the stadium than can be accomo­ Dr. Sheehy has chosen for his Marquis of the Valley, Don Her­ topic “ Some Spiritual Problems sion San Jose at San Antonio. the grandeur it once knew as it with something young persons dated, it is being arranged for the Hundreds of miles to the west of nando Cortez. Today they are his­ on Friday, Sept. 10, the anniver­ of College Students.” His first “ Queen of the Missions” of the understand and in which they are Rt. Rev. Msgr. William P. McNal- New York. — Services in which the Lone Star state, in California, torical shrines where the succes­ the clergy and the laity as well as sary day. A Solemn Mass will be talk will be “ Going to ollege— A Southwest. Although the first interested. (Tumto Page 2 — C olum n 1) another famous Spanish mission sors to the first Spanish settlers building of the San Jose mission Dominican religious and tertia- sung with the Very Rev. T. S. Mc­ Spiritual Adventure,” his second, pay reverence to a glorious mem­ on Sept. 12, will treat of “ Spirit­ also has been restored. In San was erected about 1720, when San ries will participate have been ar­ Dermott, 0. P., provincial of the Bernardino county, the Asistencia ory of romance and adventure. Dominican Fathers, as celebrant. ual Fallacies in Student Life,” his Antonio de Bexar (now San An­ Charities Conference Has Sessions ranged for the Blessed Martin of the Mission San Gabriel has Restoration of each of these The cloistered religious will form third, on Sept. 19, “ Selecting a tonio in Bexar county) was estab­ guild, here, to commemorate the been rebuilt. great shrines, monuments to the first centennial of the solemn beat­ the choir. Bishop Walsh will pre­ Lifework,” and his fourth, on lished, the present restored build­ brave spirit of the priest-pioneers ing was erected about half a cen­ State Assistance ification of Blessed Martin de For­ side. The semon will be delivered Sept. 26, “ Spiritual and Mental Both the Mission San Jose in Health.” Texas and the San Bernardino of the Southwest, was made pos­ tury later. The principal portion res, Negro Dominican lay brother. by the Most Rev. Felix Coutourier, sible to a large degree by the fed­ The centennial exercises will be O. P., Bishop of Alexandria, On­ of the mission still remains the eral government through the em­ property of the Catholic Church. To Aged Advocated held at the Blue chapel of the Do­ tario. At the exercise in the eve­ ployment program of the Works Institution Has Great History WPA activities at Mission San minican Sisters of the Perpetual ning the Very Rev. William A. Progress administration. Ancient Jose included building of old de­ St. Paul, Minn. — State laws Noting that the Federal Social Rosary, Union City, N. J. Public Gi’iffin, Newark diocesan direc­ missions, famous old forts, birth­ devotion to Blessed Martin in the tor of the Propagation of the fenses, reconstruction of the cell­ extending old-age pension assist­ Security act permits old-age assist­ places of distinguished figures in like habitations formerly occupied ance grants was urged by the Rev. ance to be given to residents of pri­ United States was inaugurated at Faith society, will preach. SALESIANS TO DIRECT American history, all have been by ’converted Indians, rebuilding John J. Donovan, director of the vate homes for the aged. Father the Blue chapel in 1935 with per­ The service on Saturday, Sept. included in the list of work proj­ of gateways, and beautification of Division of Families of the New Donovan asked: “ Should not siJch mission of the Most Rev. Thomas 11, will be for Dominican reli­ ects devoted to the restoration the grounds. Into the walls of York Catholic Charities, in an ad­ men and women be allowed to J. Walsh, Bishop of Newark. gious. A Solemn Ma.ss will be and preservation of historical the building, WPA workers put dress at the twenty-third annual make arrangements for whatever Since that time the Holy See has sung in the morning. The choral VATICAN POLYGLOT PRESS shrines. 1,000 cubic yards of stone mason­ meeting of the National Confer­ agreeable care may be available?” granted the privilege of public group of the Caldwell Dominican Because of statutes governing veneration to a score of American ry. Floors required 7,000 square ence of Catholic Charities. Twen­ “ Unless there is a special reason Sisters will form the choir. The Vatican City. — The direction Ciriaci, brother of the Apostolic operations of the Federal Works feet of flag stones. Of the total ty-one states still classify many for institutional care,” he added, dioceses. Very Rev. Dr. John J. Welsh, 0. and administration of the Vatican Nuncio in Portugal, in September, program, the WPA has not been The • first celebration for the (Turn to Page 2 — Colum n i ) aged persons as ineligible, he said. “ the aged person in need should P. , professor of theology at St. Polyglot Printing offices have been 1936. able to undertake restoration of be cared for in his own home. clerg:y and the laity will be held Joseph’s priory, Somerset, 0., will entrusted to the Salesian Fathers, The Vatican Polygot Printing many of the famous old missions There are, however, and always preach. Representatives of the 13 together with the administration offices are not only an industrial of historical interest to be found Spaniards Grateful for Move will be, many aged persons who Hitler Seeking Truce? Dominican congregations laboring of the Oseervatore Romano, by the in Texas, New Mexico, California, have no relatives with whom they in the New York metropolitan enterprise, but also an historic express will of the Holy Father. institution. They go back to Pope and Florida where the padres can live; others again need com­ district will attend. Press dispatches claiming that The directorship of the printing Pius IV (1559-1565), who founded erected their mission outposts in panionship in their daily lives and the 18th and 19th centuries. Only RECOGNITION OF FRANCO they were officially inspired at Ber­ Sunday, Sept. 12, will be Domin- offices has been vacant since the the institution, enriching it with therefore do not wish to live alone lin asserted last Sunday that the (T um to Page 2 — Colum n S) death of Commendatore Augusto a large knowledge of Eastern lang­ those missions which had become or are too feeble to do so.” Hitler government is seeking a uages, so as to enable the Holy public property were eligible for “ The fact should never be lost development with public funds. truce with the Holy See in its war­ See to print editions of the works sight of,” Father Donovan said, Therefore, most of the famous BY HOLY SEE IS HAILED fare against the Church. Month of Mary Miracle Time of the Fathers of the Church free “ that the grant in question is an missions— still owned by the Cath­ of the errors which, in that time allowance for the individual—not National Chairman of fervent religious controversy, olic Church, or now the property Bilbao.— With the recognition Spanish Catholics eagerly de­ a subsidy to the institution. New 2 Cures Announced of private interests— ^have not York state law has recognized were a peril through the work of of the Franco government by the sired this action on the part of the been beneficiaries under the WPA (Turn to Page 2 — C olum n S) heretics and Protestants. Holy See, the Spanish Episcopacy Holy See. It is expected also to } program. put an end to the deviation and By Lourdes Bureau The offices were entrusted to one In the case of the Mission San and the clergy in general can act confusion on the part of some See to Mark Jubilee of the most illustrious printers Jose, part o f the land composing now with full legal authority and Basque Catholics. from the very beginning, the fa­ the mission grounds and bearing the Church enters fully into the Paris. — Announcement has just 27 after suffering from paralysis The attitude of the Holy See of her lower limbs for two years. mous Latinist, Paolo Manuzio, son some of its ruins was public prop­ national life for the better care of been made of two cures at Lourdes- of Aldo Manuzio, who was, besides with respect to the civil war, in For months she had been unable erty. To this Mrt of the estab­ the faithful and the reorganization recognizing the Franco govern­ which occurred in the “ month of one of the most learned humani.sts, lishment the WPA contributed to leave her bed. It was at of the religious life of the coun­ ment, has put an end to such ques­ Mary,” one in May of last year, the greatest printer of all times funds for the employment of the blessing of the sick, a feature try, so perturbed during six years tions and indicates to the Basque announced and attested by the Bu­ workmen taken from the ranks of of destructive laicism. reau of Medical Verification at of the procession of the Blessed (Turn to Page S — Column 1) Catholics, it is felt, the conduct Lourdes, and the other in May of Sacrament, that she expei'ienced a which they ought to observe. this year, reported by Di\ Vallet, sensation of shock in her spinal Michigan Executive Refuses to Call 'Quits* Among the Catholics of the rest pre.sident of the bureau, but not column and strength returning to of Spain in those sections not un­ authenticated as yet. The bureau her legs. Her paralysis followed der Red domination (people under does not authenticate a cure until Pott’s disease and, during her stay the Madrid regime probably will at least one year has elapsed. in a sanatorium in southern MURPHY TO FIQHT FOR know nothing of it until much The latter case is that of Mile. France, grew constantly worse. later), the decision of the Sover­ Marie Bosch, who, going to On May 28, Mademoiselle Bosch eign Pontiff has caused great re­ Lourdes with the pilgrimage from was examined by physicians who joicing. The government has Lyon, was cured suddenly on May accompanied the Lyon pilgrimage LABOR RELATIONS LAW manifested its profound appreci­ and very particularly by a mem­ ation. His Excellency, the Most Rev. ber of the Lourdes bureau staff, Lansing, Mich.— (IN S)—Where scheduled to ask the solons for Whether Governor Murphy can a nerve specialist. Apparently, Ildebrando Antoniutti, Apostolic Fine Record Made most men would be ready to call almost dictatorial powers to slash obtain a new labor bill at another she was completely cured. Delegate to Albania, represented 1 / “ quits,” Gov; Frank Murphy of state budgets and reorganize fi­ special session is problematical. the Holy See at the negotiations In Summer Schools The cure of Mme. Pouxvielle of Michigan is planning another spe­ held at Salamanca which resulted St. Vincent de Paul, Les Landes, cial session of the state legislature nancial departments of the state But, if he does not get it, he says, government. in the recognition of the Franco Concordia, Kans.— The vacation from an extremely serious stomach to obtain enactment of his contro­ he will call still another special (Turn to Page 2 — Colum n 6) school movement began in this dio­ ulcer occurred on May 29, 1936. versial labor relations law. The regular session of the legis­ session. cese in 1927 with two schools and She experienced a feeling of well He wants it as a working model lature appropriated $15,000,000 in “ I will not surrender,” he says. an enrollment of 105. The 11th being while being bath^ in the excess of anticipated revenues, and for the rest of the country, and Seeks Picketing Legalization Work With Negroes year of the movement, which was Lourdes water. Ten days later she there are rumors that President the governor holds the state The Moft Rev. StaniaUut V. concluded Aug. 28, had a roster was able to leave the hospital and Roosevelt is watching the develop­ budget should be kept balanced He wants an act to legalize Bona, D.D., Bishop o(_ Grand of 3,619 students and 135 teach­ her health has continued good since ments here in the Wolverine state and deficits avoided except in picketing and to create a mediation Is Begun by Nuns Island, Nebr., who will preside at a ers. This remarkable record was then. She had been practically with deep interest, perhaps even times of extreme emergency. board with enough power to step celebration marking the silver compiled in spite of the fact that helpless for seven years because of advising his young, red-headed Twice, Governor Murphy has in and settle strikes. It is re­ Memphis, Tenn. — The first jubilee of his diocese at the Grand Mist Elsie Mary Vulliet, former the diocese has an “ above-the- the seriousness of her infirmity, friend. tried to obtain enactment of a ported he discussed the situation foundation for work among the Island Cathedral Sunday, Sept. 5. president of the New Orleans Arch- ordinary” number of year-’round but she has resumed her active Michigan’s Catholic governor suitable labor relations law. The with the President in a recent Colored by the Sisters of Charity Bishop Bona is the second Ordi­ diocesan Union of Parish Sodali­ schools for its population. An life within her home and eats the indicates the next special session regular session passed an amended White House visit of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Du­ nary of the Western Nebraska see, ties, who has been named chair­ important result of the vacation same food as other members of her of the legislature will be held late law, which the governor vetoed In the background looms Gov­ buque, la.) has just been under­ which was first formed as the Dio­ man of the national advisory school work is that at the present family. in September or in early October after protests by the C.I.O.’s ernor Murphy’s possibilities as a taken here. In charge of the cese of Kearney in 1912. The Most board of the Sodality of Our Lady. time over 90 per cent of the grade The Bureau of Medical Verifica­ — the second he will have called United Automobile Workers’ union Presidential candidate in 1940. The school in S t Augustine’s parish Rev. Jamos A. Duffy, retired, was Miss Vulliet will also edit The school children of the diocese are tion has pronounced this cure mi­ since he assumed office Jan. 1. and other labor interests. Then, fact that he is already being re­ will be Sister Mary Thomas, for­ the first Bishop of Grand Island. Sodality Union News and write a either in parochial schools or dioc­ raculous because of the instan­ Will Seek Budget Slash he called a special session but, garded as Presidential timber is merly stationed at Presentation A special edition in honor of. the column for The Queens Work, esan institutions or are receiving taneousness of relief and the ab­ Besides trying for a third time while the Democratic house passed making the battle with the state school, Chicago, and Sister Mary occasion is being issued by The monthly publication of the na­ intensive instruction in summer solute absence of a convalescent to get an acceptable labor rela­ the act, a Republican bloc in the legislature important from the na­ Christiana of St. Agatha’s school, Register in its diocesan edition for tional sodality. religious schools. period. tions law, Governor Murphy is senate defeated it. tional political viewpoint also in Chicago. the Grand Island diocese. PAGE TWO THE REGISTER JOINT PASTORAL TREATS STIIE mo TO At World Meeting of Abbots SPimSI HAIL BRUTALITY OF SPANISH OF LABOR DIFFICULTIES OF CONFLICT IS DESCRIBED (Continued From Pagt One) shed on the labor question. An (Continued From Page One) which appeared almost simulta­ those of capital and labor. Chief analysis of the parable reveals than that of their function in so neously with his death. among those rights is th^t ■which the principle of a just wage; clety.” With the honors rendered a de­ entitles the public to the preserva­ of the universal obligation to work ceased field marshal and with tion o f order and tranquillity as “ The Spanish war is the result and the obligation of those in a of the struggle between irrecon­ troops lining the streets, his re­ a necessary condition for social position to do so to afford em­ (Continued From Page One) (Continued From Pape One) cilable Ideologies: in its very ori­ mains were borne to their final existence. The disorder that en- ployment; of the lawfulness of resting place, the Virgen Antigua ,8uts by reason of violence and government Minister Plenipo­ gins are involved the gravest ques­ the labor contract — ideal when this distinction in its administra­ tentiary Don Pablo de ChurrU- tions of moral, juridical, religious, chapel of the Seville Cathedral, in destruction of property is a grave made between the individual em­ tion of the law. This is but a re- a mahogany casket. He had pro­ injustice inflicted on the com­ cahas becomes the official repre­ and historical order.” ployer and workman; of the per­ sentative of the Nationalist gov­ hibited the embalming of his body. munity, and the wrong is greater fiection of the philosophy under­ sonal dignity of labor; of the cor­ ernment at the Vatican, with the “ This is the position of the still because, usually, there is no lying the law, which is to help the rect determinant of wages, which status of charge d’affaires. Spanish Episcopate, of the Spani.sh redress. resides not solely in the amount aged to maintain their own.homes Cnurch, in respect to the present * * PRIEST’S STRANGE Christ, who inveighed against of work done, but also in workers’ and to foster independence of Church Hsu Been Free war. She was vexed and perse­ MIXTURE HELPS HAIR! the abuse of riches, ennobled labor special needs and circumstances. spirit.” The Holy See has been in rela­ cuted before it broke out; she has by engaging in manual toil and rriert oteoirt’s tnatiMon CARS Wages are not to be gauged Sisters in charge of institutions tion with the Franco government been the chief -victim of the fury l i DOW boing Mnt frto to soalp gufleren. championed the poor and the in terms of fluctuating currency, for children were urged by Sister through the medium of Isidore of one of the litigant parties; and 9** •tnug* oompoond (now worker. In the well-known parable Cardinal Goma y Tomas, Arch­ she has not ceased to work -with e^led HAIRMORE), mixod by Father Jainea OflnoN, but_ in terms of the profit ac­ Agnita Miriam of the New York which grew pofieot bait on head o{ bdd itudent. SlaM of the laborers in the vineyard cruing through labor’s contribu­ Foundlidg hospital to prepare for bishop of Toledo and Primate of her prayers, with her exhortations, then, ihM M.000 botUee bare been eneoeafnllr (Matt. XX, 1-16), much light is Spain. The relations of the Holy with her influence, in order to les­ need, aU r ^ l i e rouig to charity. Write fw (tm tion to capital. By sharing in the future usefulness by relating their Ather Gitooreh profits that he- has helped create, work to the whole child-caring pro­ See -with the Spanish republic sen its damages and to cut short »10 Teatik T ow «. BeatUa, Woohiagtoo. the worker is afforded a chance gram of the area they serve. “ We Abbott of the Benedictine order throughout the world will attem- were violently strained by the kill­ the days of trial.” to elevate himself from the con­ must participate in community ble at St. Antelm’t college, Rome, the Benedictine international col­ ing and imprisonment of Bishops “ We have not tied ourselves to in Red Spain, where not one re­ THE SISTERS OF THE Salesian Fathers dition of wage earner, to enter planning,” Sister Agnita Miriam lege, on Sept. 29 to diteuit matters concerning their order and to anybody—persons, powers, or in­ the ranks of capital and share in said. elect an Abbot Primate who will alto terra at pretideut of St. Anteim’t mains alive if he is not well hid­ stitutions.’’^ den. The Nationalist movement, DIVINE SAVIOUR its fortune arid anxieties. In re­ Speaking with particular refer­ college. The Rt. Rev. Fidelit ron Stotaingen, O.S.B. (center), former on the other hand, has restored “ In the turbulent period from invite seneroua eouls who wlah to devote turn for a just wage, labor is ence to the care of children with Abbot of Maria Laach, Germany, hat held the dual office for the past the religious life of Spain as rap­ February till July, 1936, 411 their lives to teaching, nursing, or domea- bound to give an efficient and sub-normal mentalities. Sister Ag­ 24 years. Among the American leaders attending the meeting are churches were destroyed or pro­ To Direct Press idly as possible. The crucifix has tlc duties, to correspond with Mother honest day’s work, else it is guilty nita Miriam recommended a spe­ the Rt. Rev. Alculn Deutsch, O.S.B. (left). Abbot of St. John’s abbey, been returned to the public faned and about 3,000 grave trans­ Provincial, 3518 Weet Center Street, Mil­ of injustice. cialized institution only for those Collegerille, Minn., president of the American-Catsinese Congregation gressions of a political and social of Benedictines, and the Rt. Rer. Columban Thuis, O.S.B. (right). schools, and religion and the new waukee, Wiac. From the beginning, the Church children of very low intelligence. state are - educating little citizens character were committed.” “ To make the retarded child con­ Abbot of St. Joseph’s abbey, St. Benedict, La., president of the Swi has championed the toller against as Christians. “ Spain has no ether alternative At Vatican City unjust Usage and exploitation. spicuous by isolating him from Congregation of Benedictines in the United States. Since July 18, 1936, when thou­ but this: either to perish in the PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM Her voice has incessantly been his more normal brothers is not Refflor$$ Dafidraff^topl Hiif Filliiti sands of Spaniards arose in arms definite assault of destructive raised-in labor’s behalf from the desirable," she said. “ He should ImpArta Color and Booutf (Continued From Page One) against the Marxists, crying “ Viva Communism, already prepared and days of Basil and Augustine to be made to feel, insofar as pos­ to Croy and Faded Hair and who was the first to have the Cristo Reyl” the Church has re­ decreed, as has occurred in those (oe. And $1.00 it Dm|gltt$* Idea of printing Greek and Latin those of Leo XIII and Pius XI. sible, that he is much like other parts where the national move­ Hiaeoi Chtm. Wb. people. A good social personality LATE U. S. NEWS FLASHES mained free and respected wher­ classics in small editions for gen­ Her efforts at uplifting the ever the domination of the Reds ment has not triumphed, or to at­ eral use. worker and advancing his ma­ can overcome much of the handi­ tempt a titanic effort of resist­ cap of intellectual deficiencies. has been overthrown, and reli­ Since that time almost four terial condition were checked by gious assistance has been re-estab­ ance.” LEG SUFFERERS The curriculum for these children r/ centuries have passed and the Va­ the Reformation, the Renaissance, Admiral Weds on Pacific Coast Summer School of America pre­ lished in hospitals, asylums, bar­ Why continue to cuffer? Do ipjD&- should be slow moving and enriched “ Russia has grafted herself onto thlng to iiecure quick roUtf. wilta tican printing offices have had and Industrialism, th e latter San Francisco.—Rear Admiral sented a check for $4,000 to the racks, and other dependencies of to ^ y for New Booklet— T H B U B r a with vocational and trade train­ the governmental army.” MEl-BOD o r BOME TREATMENT.^ various vicissitudes. Their his­ making man a slave to the ma­ John Wills Greenslade, commander Rt. Rev. Msgr. Michael J. La- the State. Processions, which are . . -----Its ------About VarlcoM------V«ln$. .J«$. VArieoMVI ing.” Vlrora,A, Open LL«it t t BoreA,Borea. Milk Popes and their in­ Saying that “ our Catholic people senate had passed the measure. approval of the National move­ those who have had little or no Latin powers: Moral, intellectual, and sions produced in a few weeks, and previously. Keasonable allowanoe will terest in the diffusion of sound physical. Modern educators, un­ expect us to tell them not only ‘Make* Rich Poor) Poor Wratehad’ ment in the fi^ht for the salvation committed against the fundamen­ be made for those who cannot p a y full culture, are united in the Vatican fortunately, lose sight of the func­ what we are doing but what we Cliff Haven, N. Y. — The Rt. of Christian civilization, menaced tal rights of God, of society, and tuition, In Reconstruction ApplicatioBt should be addretaed Polyglot Printing offices. Pius X propose for the future, in order Rev. Msgr. Fulton j; Sheen said by Communism. tion of education. The prevailing of the human person.” ^ to the in 1910 joined the Propaganda system is one wherein the body that they may intelligently imple­ in an address at the Catholic As for the Basque Catholics, the ■Very Rev. Fr. Rector. Printing office to the Vatican, is developed and the mind trained, ment us to help the less fortu­ Summer School of America here representative whom the Holy See giving to both of them, now fused but the will is ignored. To ful­ nate,” Father Hayes advised that that Communism makes the rich has accepted as charge d’affaires CARDINAL SIGNED LETTER under the name of “ Tipografia fill the Di-vine purpose should be “ every proper medium of educa­ Of .Old Missions poor and the poor -wretched. of the Spanish Nationalist govern­ JUST BEFORE HIS DEATH Vatican Poliglotta,” a new place man’s chief concern; to attain this tion—press, radio, newsreel, school, Set Bible History by Hand ment is himself a Basque. * Bilbao.— The last official act of in the Vatican. and pulpit—should be employed to destiny should be the compelling (dontinued From Page One) Milwaukee, Wise.— Mrs. Wanda His Eminence, Eustaquio Cardi­ The Vatican Polygot Printing keep constantly in the public mind thought behind all of his ac­ cost, $17,000 was borne by the Kwasniewski, daughter of nal liundain y Esteban, Arch­ S P ffiK IM I offices possess the proper charac­ tions.” the expert, scientific services ren­ WPA and $6,500 by Bexar county. bishop of Seville, was to sign the dered by our devoted sisters and Wladyslaw Byniewicz, publisher Thre e Bishops Kaparrash.chafinq.eczema itchinq-^ ters for Gothic, ancient and mod­ Without religion, a Christian Restoration of the Texas mis­ joint pastoral of the Spanish Hier­ ern Greek, Arabic, Syrian, . Ar­ self-sacrificing laity.” of Gazeta Polska, first Polish eased alonce by pure,mild •m character cannot be formed or a sion was completed in the summer weekly published in America, died archy, addressed to the Bishops of menian, Hebrew, Kurd, Russian, “ The diocesan director of Cath­ of last year, but the work on the the world. His was the second sig­ Chaldean, Tigris, Chinese, and solid morality inculcated. Only here at ,67. Mrs. Kwasniewski Come From Same in religion, with its supernatural olic Charities,” he continued, San Bernardino project in Califor­ nature to this important document, Japanese. No other printing office herself set by hand the type used R e s in c d motives, can tempted human na­ “ should use every proper means, nia reached its conclusion only in a Polish Bible history that was on the European continent—there ture find power to resist; only week in and week out, to impress it early this year. The San Bernar­ used as a textbook in many Polish Section of City is something similar at Oxford in in religion, with its supernatural upon his Bishop, the clergy, and the dino project, as it involved the England—has such a wealth of parochial schools. aids, can weak human nature find laity that, in the public mind, no WPA, was in completion of work Evidence Leader Back in U. S. characters. Those who publish single phase of Church activity so originally undertaken by the Cali­ (Continued From Page One) something on Oriental characters strength to persevere. While it Washington. — Dr. John G. rector of Mount Saint Mary’s GREGORIAN MASSES clearly measures the rise or fall of fornia Emergency Relief adminis­ Bowen, secretary to the president go to the Vatican Polygot Print­ is true that a certain Instinct for seminary to be elevated to the (30 Masses to be said on SO consecutive da^s) religion is innate in man, the Catholic prestige as does the suc­ tration. It will be used as a mu­ of Georgetown university, has re­ ing offices, the only printing office cess or failure of ( Catholic char- seum. Of the cost, $9,000 was Episcopate. Others, in addition to for a deceased person can ordinarily not be persolved by parish capable of such production. concrete truths and moral prin­ turned from a 6,000-mile automo­ Archbishop Beckman and Bishop ciples of religion must be acquired itable work, borne by the WPA and $900 was bile trip in the British isles and priests. We gratefully accept stipends for such Masses as well contributed by the sponsor, San Vehr, were the Most Rev. Fred­ as for Novenas of Masses, Triduums, etc., in behalf of our from -without. “ And what is good publicity Europe, in which he devoted much erick Rese, first Bishop of Detroit; from the educational and fund Bernardino county. In addition to time to the work of the Catholic struggling missionaries and guarantee prompt and conscien­ Cardinal to Mark Under the cloak of academic restoring the building, the WPA the Most Rev. John Quinlan, Bish­ tious attention. We acknowledge receipt of such offerings with­ freedom, many cultured but proud raising viewpoint? Good publicity Evidence mild. He is former op of Mobile from 1859 to 1883, is what we can get the public to workmen restored the old pulpit president of the guild in Washing­ in 36 hours. Send your Mass intentions with offerings (by and skeptical university profes­ and furnishings and repaired the and the Most Rev. Thomas Sebas­ check or draft or P. M. O.) to FATHER BRUNO, S.V.D., . Constitution Fete sors. committed to a philosophy read, hear, or see, and like.” ton. In London Dr. Bowen ad­ tian Byrne, Bishop of Nashville walks and roadways. While the dressed many audiences in Hyde TECHNY, ILL.—A«fc for our free mission pamphlets I wholly materialistic, so abuse their Father Hayes said that properly San Jose mission in Texas is of from 1894 to 1923. (Continued From Page One) park, Leicester square. Tower hall, position of prestige and authority controlled publicity based on un­ stone construction, the Aslstencia When the Most Rev. Joseph H. ly, rector of St. Stephen’s church and other parks. as deliberately to try to destroy selfish educational effort falls up­ of the Mission San Gabriel has Albers was solemnly installed as here, to celebrate another Mass the faith of their students. Cham­ on a public “ already punch drunk walls of adobe, the material most Pieketi Stop Lewd PIctara the first Bishop of Lansing, Mich., Outside the stadium. In order that pions of a reason that recogmizes from the publicity of selfish and commonly used in construction of Chicago. — Members of the Holy on Aug. 4, it marked the ninth WE WILL PAY YOU all may have an opportunity to no restraint, products of an in- controversial propagandists as a the Spanish missions in New Mex­ Name society of St. Mel’s church time that a prelate who has been attend the ceremonies at the sta­ tellectualism run wild, they take breath of fresh air upon a fetid ico and California. picketed a theater here and stop­ connected with Mount Saint Mary’s FROM 5% TO 9% dium, Cardinal Dougherty has pride in their attempts to over­ swamp.” ped the showing of a lewd picture. seminary has been chosen to be authorized the pastors of the arch- The history of the San Bernar­ FOR LIFE throw God and to outlaw Christ; dino Asistencia is an interesting Collate Adds Radio Courses the first Ordinary of a new see. on any amount you give us to support our work dfocese to change the hours for they find an unholy glee in de­ St. Bonaventure, N. Y. — Two Masses in their respective churches one. It was a branch of the Mis­ for the Preservation of the Faith. HOLY claring the moral code a worn- accredited courses in radio have t r i n i t y LIFE INCOME ANNUITY BONDS on that Sunday, ‘Eugenics’ Laws sion San Gabriel and was built out convention, the immortal soul to form a unit in a contemplated been added to the curriculum of St. are safe and sound. Write today, stating your an exploded myth, and man but a chain of California missions. The Bonaventure’s college. The courses 10,000 Catholics age and the amount of money you have available for God’s work. ARCHBISHOP CALLS higher type of animal devoid of Scored by Bishop site of the Asistencia was originally are in script writing and announc- MISSIONARY SERVANTS OF THE MOST HOLY TRINITY U. 8. CONSTITUTION freedom and responsibility. ing. At Scout Jamboree PRECIOUS HERITAGE the Mission Rancho San Bernar­ V. Rev. Eugene J. Brennan, M. S. SS. T., Holy Trinity, Alabama Because she understands the San Juan, P. R.—The “ eugen­ dino, established in 1819, after the Layman Visits Prelate in Chine San Francisco,— Calling for the nature of man and the real pur­ ics” laws of Puerto Rico which Indians of the district has asked Yuanling, China.—Fred P. Han­ Haarlem. — The Catholic con­ earnest celebration throughout pose of life, the Catholic Church have just gone into effect “ are the San Gabriel padres to teach sen, Jr., of Chicago is visiting in tingent at the World Boy Scout openly contrary not only to Chris­ the entire archdiocese of the 160th knows the true meaning of edu­ them agriculture and livestock the Vicariate Apostolic of Yuan- jamboree, here, contributed great­ tian doctrine but to natural mo- anniversary of the Constitution of cation. She insists today, as she raising. ling, Hunan, as a guest of the ly to the success of the interna­ the United States of America— has always insisted, upon the ality,” the Most Rev. Edwin Vin­ Most Rev. Cuthbert O’Gara, C.P., tional meeting. There were 10,000 T H E REGISTER 8ept. 17 o f this year— the Most necessity of a religious system of cent Byrne, Bishop of San Juan, Vicar Apostolic. among the 28,000 scouts who at­ declares in a pastoral letter ad­ Published Every Week by The Catholic Press Society, Inc. Rev. John J. Mitty, Archbishop of education, and she reserves to Priest-Editor Resigns Little Sister of Poor Dies tended the jamboree. San Francisco, says in a letter to dressed to his people in this con­ 934-938 Bannock Street, Denver, Colo. Post Office Box 1497 herself, as an inalienable preroga­ New York.— Sister Clotilda of On the two Sundays of the jam­ the priests, religious, and laity of nection. Because of 111 Health tive, the right both to institute and St. Gabriel of the Little Sisters boree a Solemn Mass was offered his see that “ reverence on the Cincinnati, 0.— Owing to con­ Prciideifc...... -.-.^—...... Most Rev. Bicbop Urban J. Vehr, D.D.. DenCer to supervise such education. In “ As Catholics,” the Bishop says, of the Poor died st their home for in the central stadium by the Most President-Emeritus_____Most Rev. Bishop J. Henry Tihen, D.O., Wichita, Kaosac part of our people for the con­ tinued ill health, the Rev. Edgar more than one country, she is “it is our duty to repudiate this Rev. John Huybers, Bishop of Bditcr-in-Chief...... Rev. Msglr. Matthew Smitbi Pb.D.y LL.D.» Jour.D. stitution has become a precious B. Casey, O.F.M., has relinquished the aged. She was bom in Gal­ suffering persecution for not yield­ immoral legislation and to oppose way, Ireland, 47 years ago. Haarlem. In the afternoon of the Managing Editor..^...... ^.....H ubert A. Smiths Jour.D. inheritance— all the more precious the editorship of the Catholic Alsoclate Editore— Millard F. Everett, Jour.D. i 0 . J. McNeill, A.B.* B.J«j ing to the demands of tyrants who it like soldiers of Christ.” Marconi Mass Attended by 1,500 first Sunday 3,000 went by train because there is so little that we monthly, St. Anthony Messenger. Rev. Walter Canavan, M .A .: Rev. John Cavanagb, M.A* would outlaw her Christian schools to Haarlem and attended a spe­ reverence in life.” He spoke with specific reference The Rev. Hyacinth Blocker, 0. Boston. — Some 1,500 persons DIOCESAN EDITIONS because they know that in the to the law legalizing contracep­ F. M., will assume the duties of were present in the Cathedral cial service in the St. Bavo Ca­ thedral, while on the first Friday of CENTRAL CALIFORNIA REGISTER (Fresno) Christian philosophy lies the un­ tive propaganda and practice, this position, which Father Casey for a Solemn Mass for Guglielmo Moat Rev. Bishop Philip G. Scher, D.D., President Duce a Miner answerable refutation of their pre­ which went into effect on July 31; has held since 1927. Marconi, sponsored by the Sons of the month 10,000 received Com­ Rt. Rev. Michael Sullivan, Editor and Business Manager tentions. the law providing for compulsoiw Italy. munion in the stadium. SUPERIOR CALIFORNIA REGISTER (Sacramento) Book Club Moves Office Approximately 800 Masses were Mott Rev. Bishop Robert J. Armstrong, D.D., President The Church’s attitude on Chris­ sterilization, which went into ef­ Episcopal Residence Is Rev. Patrick A. McHugh, S.T.B., Editor and Dusinest Manager tian education is vigorously ap­ fect Aug. 12, and the law pro­ New York. — The Pro Parvulis offered each day in the subcamps NEBRASKA REGISTER (Grand Island) plauded by a vast number of non- hibiting Matrimony to certain Purchased by Diocese Book club’s business office has by the chaplains. Most Rev. Bishop S. V. Bona, U.D.. President; Rev. Patrick McDaid (No. Platta), Catholics who realize that spirit­ classes of persons, which went in­ Omaha, Nebr.— The Diocese of moved to the Empire State build­ Editor: Rev. Thomas J. Murray (Burwell), Buslncts Direetor ing. The editorial office remains EASTERN MONTANA REGISTER (Great Falls). ual illiteracy is the most appall­ to effect Aug. 13. Omaha has purchased art Episco­ China to Be Catholic, Most Rev. Bishop Edwin V. 0 ‘Hart, D.D., LL.D., President ing form of human ignorance. pal residence for the Most Rev. in Providence, R. I. Rev. Eugene Gergen, Editor and Business Manager Bishop James H. Ryan, who will Missionary Predicts WESTERN MONTANA REGISTER (Helena) Communists Announce Most Rev. Bishop Joseph M.- Gilmore, D.D., President move to the newly acquired resi­ Notre Dame to Start Rev. Patrick Casey, H .A., Editor and Businesa Manager Three-Day Event Campaign of Expansion dence probably the first week of Cleveland, 0.—This century will NEVADA REGISTER (Reno) November after certain arrange­ Grid Practice Sept. 10 see China a Catholic country is the Mott Rev. Bishop Thomas K. Oorman, D.D., J.C.L.. D.Sc.Hist^ President ments necessary for an Episcopal prediction of the Rev. Edwin Rev. John T. Smith, Editor and Businesa Manager To Honor Beatus New York.— A campaign of ex­ residence have been completed. South Bend, Ind.—Coach Elmer SOUTHERN NEBRASKA REGISTER (Lincoln) pansion for the Communist party Fochtmann, O.F.M., who prior to Most Rev. Louie B. Kucera, D.O., President Layden issued a call to 84 candi­ Rev. Maurlec Helmann, M.A., Jour.D., Editor and Businesa Manager involving the establishment of new his arrival in Cleveland for the (Continued From Pape One) dates for the 1937 Notre Dame convention had been in ^ e Orient WEST VIRGINIA REGISTER (Wheeling) Communist daily papers in Chi­ Fr. Cox and Pilgrims football team to report for the Most Rev. Bishop John J, Bwint, D.D., President ican tettiaries’ day. A Solemn cago and San Francisco and a since 1926. “ The framework is Rev. Frederick J. Schweru, M.A., Editor end Business Manager Received by Pontiff first practice Sept. lO. The Irish there now,” Father Fochtmann PEORIA REGISTER (PeorU, Illinois) Pontifical Mass will be celebrated membership drive was announced Vatican City.—A group of pil will open their season Oct. 2 with said, “ and when the converts begin Most Rev. Bishop J. H. Schlarmen, D.D., Fh.D., J.C.D., President with Bishop Coutourier as Cele­ here by Earh Browder, general grims headed 1^ the RSv. Dr. a game here against Drake. Then to come in crowds the Catholic Rev. H. H. Ross, A.B., B.J., Editor and Businesa Manager brant. The Rev. John LaFarge, secretary of the A'lerican Com­ James R. Cox, in charge of Old battles -with Illinois, Carnegie SANTA FE REGISTER (SenU Fe, New Mexico) S.J., associate editor of America, munist party. missioners will be waiting to re­ Most Rev. Archbishop Rudolph A. Gerken, D.D., President St. Patrick’s church, Pittsburgh, Tech, Navy, Minnesota, Pitts­ Very Rev. Msgr. Philip G. Mahoney, Editor and Businesa Manager will preach. This ser-vice will be ceive them.” The priest is visit­ Pa., were among those received by burgh, Army, Northwestern, and ing his brother, the Very Rev. ALTOONA REGISTER (Altoone, Pa.) under the auspices of the Blessed a . general au- Southern California will follow in Most Rev. Bishop Rieherd T. Guilfoyla, President Chicago C.Y.O. Boxers His Holiness In a . general au­ Francis Fochtmann, O.F.M., pastor Rev. Thomas E. Madden, Ph.D., S.T.L., Editor and Business Manager Martin Fraternity of the Third dience. The pilgrims had been to that order. of St. Joseph’s pari^, here. Order of St. Dominic, the first unit TEXAS PANHANDLE REGISTER (AmariUo) Defeat South Americans Lourdes, where they presented a Most Rev. Bishop Robert E. Lucey, D.D., President of the Dominican Third Order or­ ;old monstrance adorned with 72 Rev. Thbritat J. Drury, Editor and Busineai Manager School Bus Privileges Mother General, 4 Nuns UA CROSSE REGISTER (La Crolst, Wise.) ganised in the United States for Chicago.—By winning 11 bouts liamonds and a large emerald. Colored Catholics. Most Rev. Bishop Alexander J. McGavick, D.D., President: Mott Rev. Bishop to five for their opponents the Given Parochial Pupils Mark Golden Jubilee WUlloin R. GrifBn, Vice President New York tertiaries -will pay boxers of the Catholic Youth or­ Concord, N. H.—Governor Fran­ Manitowoc, Wise.— Mother Gen­ Rev. J. Francis Brady, Editor and Business Manager their tribute to the Negro Domin­ Pope to Give $15,780 cis P. Murphy has signed a bill DULUT’H REGISTER (Duluth, Minn.) ganization here defeated a team eral Genrose was one of the five Most Rev. Bishop Thomas A. Welch, President ican at an exercise to be held that of champions from South Ameri­ For Spanish Children amending the public laws so that Franciscan Sisters of Christian Rev. Joseph Hughes, Editor and Business Manager afternoon. New Jersey tertiaries ca in the first International C.Y.O. Irun. — Pope Pius will give “ pupils attending approved pri­ Charity at the Holy Family con­ The Denver Cetholie Register is also a part of thia newspaper systeni. will assemble in the evening for boxing show held at Soldiers’ 300,000 lire (about $16,780) for vate schools, up to and including vent, A’ vemo, who observed the the concluding exercise. Price ot The Register (dated every Sunday), 81 a year. Canada and South field. T h e congratulations of the relief of the children of the ninth grade, shall be entitled golden anniversary of their profes­ America. $1.50. Foreign, $1.75. In bundle lots, one cent a copy if bought Benito Mussolini is pictured on The arrangements for the cen­ President Roosevelt on the occa­ Santander, insurgent military au­ to the same transpqrtation priv­ sion. On the same day, a group regularly for sale or distribution. tennial celebration have been made sion of the show were conveyed thorities said. The donation is ileges within any town or district of novices received their nlat’ his first visit to Sicily in thirteen Entered as Second Class Matter at Post OiBee, Denver, Colorado. yoars. He is wearing a miner’s uni- by Fathers Edward L. Hughes, 0. In a message from the White House to be presented to insurgent of­ as are pro-vided for pupils in pub­ veils on taking their first vows and form, donned for the purpose of P.; John C. Kearns, O.P., and received by the Most Rev. Bernard ficers at Santander by the Papal lic schools.” This extends school another group of sisters took their The Register has tha largest eirenlatlon ot any paper in the English langimga f Inspecting the Grotta Calda mine Richard E. Vahev, 0. P., directors J. Shell, Auxiliary Bishop of Chi­ representative, M on sign or An- bus privileges to parochial school final vows in ceremonies at the devoted to religious news. Palermo. of the Blessed Martin g^ild. cago and founder of the C.Y.O. toniutti, it -was said. pupils in New Hampshire. mother house.

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^•STRANGE BUT TRUE** By M. J. Murray ASK AND LEARN T H E BOOK Saint Is N oted Addrata P. O. Bes 1497, D«btw. Colo. [REGISTER How many of the Popet have to human nature. It is God’s free > » For His Charity been canonized saints! I A A A A. A. A. a. a. a. a. 0.0 .0 . a. J gift. He gives it and withdraws Seventy-six are canonized saints, it according to His own will. We BARON FRIEDRICH VON seven beatified, and the causes IMS.) OmouQ HUGEL. By Maurice Nedoncelle. of two (Pius IX and X) begun. have no claim to possess it, no CHURCH at Tramlated from the French by First as Youth, Then as Bishop, Lawrence Bo far, the last canonized Pope ground of complaint if it is taken of ^fcuvchesier Marjorie Vernon. 213 pp. Long- Justinian Gave Freely to Poor While Is Pius V (d. 1672). away. He deprives us of original (vw lem d) Aos Aoon. mam, Green, & Co. $3. justice, to which we had no title, BQILT TO WITHSTMO Books about von Hugel abound He Lived in Poverty If, after making a general Con­ not only in English, but in Ger­ but has provided us with abundant fession (the first good Confession AfU-MfOS AND IS SiUeVSD man, French, and Italian. And opportunity of recovering grace. T o e e BOMB^PROOF^ new ones may confidently be ex­ (The Liturgy— Week of Sept, from his purpose by proposing that for years), one remembers that to Sept. 11) he should marry, whereupon Law­ one forgot to confess a particular The preternatural gifts of im­ 1HE BUIUDIIU t$ Of triiCU pected for years. For the enigma ( B y R e v . C l a r e n c e G . rence applied for admission and sin and has been instructed by munity from sickness, etc., in no CiKASEO IN CONCRETE. of his unique position and, world­ wide religious influence is not yet ISSENMANN, S.T.D.) was accepted in the community of the confessor not to mention any Sunday, Sapt. 5 -—Sixtaanth Sun­ the canons at St. George, of which manner belong to our nature. They entirely clear: His own- style was past sins again in Confession to day aftar Pantacoat (aemi-doubla). his uncle was a member. him or to any other priest, what were superadded to man and for­ F such that, as the author of this Commemoration of St. Lawrenca should one do? feited by Adam, whom God made book candidly confesses, “ reading Justinian, Bishop and Confessor. Lawrence found nothing in his von Hugel is sometimes very up­ Monday, Sept. S— Ferial (simple). new life that proved a hardship If the penitent never confessed the representative of all who were Tuesday, Sept. 7— Ferial (sim­ hill work.” The present work in ple). for him. Indeed, his superiors the sin in past Confessions, and to descend'from him by natural its original French was crowned Wednesday, Sept. 8— Nativity of judged it necessary to ease the knows that it was a mortal sin, generation. the Blessed Vb-fln Mary (douhla of severity of his self-punishments, by the Academie des Sciences the second class with a aimpla he should mention it to his con­ Morales et Politiques and also for he surpassed all his fellow fessor in his next Confession, but octave). In private Maes, com­ Where was the valley of Hin- awarded the Prix Victor Delboz. memoration of St. Hadrian, Martyr. canons in watches and fasts. He avoid mentioning any of the sins Such a recognized von Hugel stu­ Thursday, Sept. 9 — St. Peter went about the streets begging nomf Was it not identified with Clever, Chnftssor (double). Com­ already confessed, according to the dent as Evelyn Underhill calls it alms, even often to stand in the instructions given him. hell? memoration of St. Gorgonius, “ the best monograph on the Martyr. street before the door of his home, It was a deep and narrow glen % Baron’s thought that has yet ap­ Friday, Sept. 10— St. Nicholaa of crying out: “ An alms for God’s Tolentino, Confessor (double). Is the marriage of two non- to the south of Jerusalem, in peared.” sake.’’ which, from the time of Ahaz, Saturday, Sept. 11— Feast of tba Catholiee by a justice of the peace The work opens with a SO-page Blessed Virgin Mary for Saturday Though Alga was only a mile considered valid by the Catholic Jews offered their children to biographical sketch of the Baron’s (sim ple). Mass of the Feast of the from Venice and Lawrence fre­ Church? Moloch. Josiah in consequence multicolored life, stretching over Nativity of the B.V.M . Commemo­ quently begged at his home, ha of these abominations "polluted the H 4 IH T / SBUm ration of Sts. Protus and Hyacinth, If the parties are free to mar­ RiCENTty the period 1SS2-1925. Naturally, Martyrs. never again entered the house ex­ ry, the marriage is valid. Non- valley (IV K in p xxiii, 10), and the modernist crisis bulks largest cept to assist his mother and into it the dead bodies of criminals k Catholics, whether baptized or un­ r e d i ^ in , B tssiD i M f f SiOictiWAm in this section, and the priest- Though St. Lawrence Justinian brothers on their deathbeds, so baptized, who contract marriage and every kind of filth were cast, author faces the vexed question has the honor of being the first great was his dread of the danger and, if we follow late and some­ one or me uoANDAfAfRtcA fdAttfrus among themselves are nowhere \A/ur% of his subject’s orthodoxy. Baron Patriarch of Venice, he is noted of worldly dissipation. bound to observe the Catholic form what q u estion a b le authorities, von Hugel, although a close friend above all for his Christian charity A certain intimate noble friend, of marriage; or are those bound were burned. Thus, it became the of Tyrrell and very strongly un­ and limitless liberality. Even in who had been away when Law­ image of, and gave a name to, Who, born of non-Catholic parents, der the influence of Loisy and his youth he was known for his rence entered religion, returned the place of punishment for the oP ^ear*. though baptized in the Catholic many others who fell away in that poverty, mortifications, and spirit determihed to change his friend’s wicked after death. ^ Em er f^ K , OunyinA out’ Church, grew up from infancy in storm, remained a loyal, if some­ of prayer. In later years, as a mind. With a band of musicians ituAistiooSons /)*& H e iMet o f me times too daring. Catholic through­ he managed to gain entrance to f ? heresy, or schism, or infidelity, Bishop, he continued to give all or without any religion, when they When a Catholic woman has out. This biographical section of the money he could raise to the St. George’s. Struck by the mod­ contract marriage with a non- married a non-Catholic man be­ ' I /Vl h a t ______the book directly and other sec­ poor, while he himself led a life of esty, gravity, and composure of Catholic (Canon 1099). fore the justice of the peace, and ^kis offer of iMtrucihtlj tions indirectly illustrate how, in simplicity and poverty. his old friend, he could manage cannot prevail upon him later to von Hugel, growth in religious Lawrence Justinian was bom only after some minutes to find have the marriage performed be­ opinion, despite startling and in 1381 at Venice, Italy. Both his words to plead his cause. When Why does the priest moisten t?te dangerous origins, was towards he had finished, Lawrence replied nostrils and ears of a person with fore a priest, even though he al­ father and mother were of noble and not away from orthodoxy. rank and position In the society of so persuasively on the danger of spittle in the ceremony of Bap­ lows her the free exercise of her religion and the religious educa­ The bulk of the book sets out that republic. Early in life his death and the vanity of the world tism? the Baron’s characteristic thought mother was left a widow to devote that the nobleman was won over By this ceremony, we under­ tion of the children, is it possible for her to have the marriage at grouped under such headings her time to the raising of her fam­ to the very life . he had intended stand that, as sight was given to validated in any other way? at Method of Religious Philoso­ ily, to works of charity, and to his friend to give up. the blind man mentioned in the In many cases, there is a way to phy, Natural Order, Christianity, the practice of virtue. Lawrence was ordained to the Gospel, whom the Lord after He as the Church, and the Mystical Life. solve such problems. Any marriage When he was 19, Lawrence was priesthood in 1406, and the fruit had spread clay on his eyes com­ / The Baron’s acknowledged pro­ of his years of prayer and pen­ contracted with the naturally suf­ called by God, in a special manner, manded to wash them in the pool fundity was counterbalanced by his to His service. He seemed one ances stood him in ^ e a t stead in of Siloe (John ix, 7), so, through ficient consent of both parties, well-known obscurity, and his the prudent direction of souls. even though this consent is juridic­ day' to have a vision o f Eternal the efficacy of holy Baptism, a “ school” has not yet explained hit Wisdom as a shining maiden, who Soon he was prior of St. George’s ; ally inefficacious because of a diri­ light is let in on the mind, which (KD mind with universal clarity. Hence, said to him: “ Why do you seek later he was chosen general of his ment impediment of ecclesiastical enables it to discern heavenly it is not surprising that there rest for your mind in exterior congregation. So prudently con­ truth (McHugh & Callan’s Cate­ law or the lack of the prescribed are sections of the present work ducted were his reforms that Law­ form, can be validated by the things? , . . What you desire is to chism of the Council of Trent, that make exacting reading. The be found only with me; it is in my rence came to be regarded later as page 194). “ sanatio in radice,” provided the section outlining von Hugel’s con­ hands. Seek it in me who am the the founder of the congregation. consent endures. If the marriage tribution to the present study of ■wisdom of God. By taking me for Believing that large numbers in Can a Catholic married to a non- was contracted under an impedi­ We Miist Believe All That Qod mysticism has the most sustained your companion and your lot you religion lessened the spirit and Catholio before a justice of the ment of the natural or Di-vine law, appeal, and glows with its own shall be possessed of its boundless fervor of the congregation, Law­ peace get a divorce and marry a even though the impediment should steady warmth throughout. This is treasure.” rence received very few novices, Catholic before a priest? have ceased afterwards, such mar­ fortunata, for it is the one sphere In this search for knowledge and these only after a thorough The attempted marriage of a riage is not validate by the Has Taught, Not Only Part of It in which von Hugel would prefer and love of God, the religious life trial. Catholic to a non-Catholic before Church by means of the “ sanatio to have his influence reach farth­ appeared to Lawrence as the path Sincere humility was the first aa justice of the peace is, in the in radice,” even from the moment est.—-Gerald Ellard, S.J. to the attainment of the end h'e virtue Lawrence looked for in eyes of the Church, not a valid of the cessation of the impediment FAITH IS NECESSARY because God has taught these tians unquestionably have implicit proposed to himself. Before he people. He not only grounded his (canon 1139). Hence, if no diri­ marriage, until it has been vali­ TO ALL WHO WANT things. faith in the Church, because thev EDMUND LESTER, S.J. By made up his mind, he prayed and disciples in this virtue, but also dated before a priest. Hence, in ment impediments are present, accept, so far aa they know it, all advised public officials to think of TO GO TO HEAVEN Faith rests on the authority of Clement Tigar, S.J. 116 pp. Long­ sought advice. His uncle, a priest this case, a Catholic is free to and, if the consent was sufficient God. We believe because He has that God has revealed, and they mans, Green, & Co. $1.50. of the chapter o f canons at St. themselves as though they were Faith is one of the theological marry as far as the Church is con­ in the first place and has per- told us. The virtue comes to us are willing to believe all that He English converts, of whom Ed­ George of Alga, to whom he had nothing. If they hoped to obtain dured, the marriage can be cerned after a declaration of virtues, i.e., those virtues that as His gift; without grace, we wishes them to believe. Hence, they mund Lester was one, have a way gone for this advice, counseled his Divine mercy and the remedy of nullity of the first marriage has straightened out. The “ sanatio” have the faith necessary to sal­ of doing a tremendous amount of nephew to try his strength by pri­ evils in time of war and public can be granted if both know of its have God as their direct object. cannot have even a beginning of been obtained from the diocesan faith. On the other hand, the vation. They are Catholics with­ good to the Mother Church to vate penance-and austerities. calamity. authorities. And, since a divorce concession, or if both are ignorant By it we firmly believe all that out realizing it. God has revealed and all that He Epistle to the Hebrews tells us which they have turned. The story In this period of deliberation, In 1433, Lawrence was ap­ has taken place, the parties are of it, or if only one party has Despite the tendency today to of Father Lester’s conversion as Lawrence represented to himself pointed Bishop by Pope Eugene proposes to us through the Church that without faith it is impossible free to marry also in the ayes of knowledge of it. See a priest to declare that it does not matter a young man it material enough on one side the honors, riches, and IV, and he administered his dio­ have all this made clear to you. for our belief, the motive being to please God. What, then, is to civil authority. be said about those people who what one believes, we must in­ for a first-class novel: Ail the ap­ pleasures of the world and on the cese as effectively as he had his lack it? We are told by the sist on the absolute necessity of parently little accidents by which other the hardships of fasting, congregation. Piety, humility, and Is it necessary for a Catholic Scriptures that God wishes every­ faith. “ Whosoever shall deny Me he and his sister and brother were poverty, and self-denial. He asked charity to the poor continued to married woman who uses contra­ one to be saved and to come to a before men, I will also deny him led to the faith, the obstacles they himself: “ Have you the courage, mark his pontificate. In his pri­ ceptives to tell that in Confes­ Indulgences Remit knowledge of the truth. We know before My Father who is in had to overcome make interesting 0 my soul, to despise these de­ vate personal life he continued sion ? that God gives sufficient grace to Heaven,” declared Jesus Christ reading. lights and to undertake a life of the severe practices and penances The use of contraceptives is everyone to be saved. Therefore, (Matt. X, 33). The memoir will have a special uninterrupted penance and morti­ of the monastery. He overcame mortally sinful .and, if it were Temporal Penalty if people lack faith, it is their Faith is destroyed in us only appeal to the thouands of Knights, fication?” His answer was to look opposition to his reforms with deliberately concealed in . Confes­ own fault. by a sin directly against this vir­ nandmaids, and Paget of the to the crucifix and say: “ Thou, 0 meekness and patience. Neither Blessed Sacrament in this coun­ criticism nor applause could sion, the Confession would be in­ (One of a New Series on the ancient Church. A “ jubilee” is a tue, i.e., by unbelief. Even a man Lord, art my hope. In this tree Faith is both habitual and try, for it was Father Letter who change the even tenor of his life. valid and a sacrilege would be "Catholic Catechism” of Car­ in mortal ^in, if the sin has been are comfort and strength.” plenary indulgence that the Holy actual. Habitual faith is a Di­ against some other virtue, still founded this world-wide organi­ His gifts to the poor were given committed. dinal Gasparri) Father grants every 25th year, or vinely-infused habit of making The strength of Lawrence’s de­ has faith; but his faith is then zation. The memoir, too, hat a cision to follow the cross ex­ more willingly in food and cloth­ By an indulgence is meant the On extraordinary occasions, in acts of faith. Actual faith is the particular appeal for the clerical ing than in money, which might What is meant by concupiscence, remission by God of the temporal called a dead faith. Faith by one pressed itself in the severity of his which time, in order to increase eliciting of acts of faith. When in the state of grace is a living writer: the lesson that one must be ill spent; when he gave cash, and is it sinful? punishment due for sins whose the fervor of repentance in the mortifications and in his applica­ Concupiscence, according to St. a baby is laptized, it gets faith faith. write for the interests of the Cath­ it was in small amounts. guilt has already been forgiven; hearts of the faithful, confessors by the sacrament; but the faith tion to the exercises of religion. Thomas (la 2ae, q. 30, a. 2), is We can sin against faith by olic reader rather than from a Fearful lest he injure his health, In 1451, Pope Nicholas V united such remission the Church grants have special faculties to commute is then habitual, not actual, for sense of duty or a desire to spread Lawrence’s diocese with the Patri­ the appetite that tends to the (in God’s name, by the authority excess, i.e., by rashly taking as his mother tried to divert her son private vows into other works of an intellectual act, of which the matters of faith what have not knowledge. Father Lester was archate of Grado and transferred gratification of the senses. This of her Divine Pounder) outside of piety, and to absolve in reserved tendency is in itself neither good infant is not capable, is neces­ been revealed by God or proposed editor of Stella Maris and brought the see city of the patriarchate to and apart from the sacrament of cases. Unless the contra^ is sary for actual faith. When we nor evil, because the object may by the Church. its circulation up to 50,000. Other 10,000 Faithful Make Venice. Lawrence was named the Penance. Holy Mother Church stated, we can apply the indul­ make an act of faith, the intel­ works were his as well. He began first Patriarch of the revised prov­ be either lawful or unlat^ul. The makes this remission by offering gences we p in to the souls in pur­ lect, under the impulse of the will Pilgrimage to Shrine desire of eating and drinking in and carried through a college ince, an office he exercised until compensation to Divine Justice gatory, when such indulgences influenced by grace, firmly as­ Jubilee Is Marked by Roblnsonville, Wise. — Approxi­ his death Jan. 8, 1455. moderation is good and that of from the inexhaustible treasure of training for the purpose of pre­ have been granted by the Roman sents to the truths revealed by Jesuit Chemistry Prof paring poor boys for the entrance mately 10,000 pilgrims came here St. Lawrence’s feast day is kept eating and drinking to excess is the merits of Christ and the super­ Pontiff; but no indulgences can be God, because God has revealed St. Louis.—The Rev. John P. requirements of diocesan semi­ for the annual observance of the on Sept. 5,- the day of his Episcopal evil; but, in the one case and in abundant satisfaction wrought by applied by us to other people still them. Coony, S.J., 75, for the last 80 naries and of the novitiates of re­ Feast of the Assumption at the consecration. He was canonized the other, we have an instance of the Blessed Virgin Mary and the living. concupiscence. The. word con­ The reason why we make an years head of the chemistry de­ ligious orders. Out of this work Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help, by Pope Alexander VIII in 1690; saints; all of which constitute the The conditions for gaining in­ act of faith is not because of the grew Campion house, whose many often called the “ Lourdes of Wis­ his body rests in the famous cupiscence, however, is constantly spiritual treasury of the Church. partment of St. Louis university, dulgences are: 1. The person intrinsic truth of what is revealed, marked his 60th year in the So­ alumni show what a contribution consin.” Basilica of St. Mark in Venice. used for that appetite that exists This treasure is the common prop­ must be baptized and not excom-; but because of the fact that God ciety of Jesus. His father, Al­ Father Lester made to the resur­ in fallen man and is an incentive erty of the faithful, committed to to sin, because it seeks forbidden municated; 2. He must have at has made the revelation of what fred Coony, was a student at St. rection of the Church in England. the administration of the repre­ least the general intention of we believe. Faith is reasonable. objects, or permissible objects in sentative of Christ on earth, the Louis university in the 1850’s. “ Edmund Lester, S.J.” will serve a forbidden way. St. Paul, in gaining indulgences; 3. He must But it has God’s veracity as its as a book of inspiration and en­ MOVING PICTURES CLASSIFIED Sovereign Pontiff. By virtue of duly perform the good works de­ motive. Hence, if a person be­ Rom. vii, speaks of it as “the Cornerstone Laying couragement.-—James J. McQuede, the "Communion of Saints,” manded; 4. He must be in a state lieved part of revelation, but not Following U a Hit of motion pieturts reviewed and claieifled br the National flesh,” and again as the “ law of S.J, through which we are united as of grrece, at least when he finishes all of it, that part which he/ac­ Centenary Is Marked council of the Legion of Decency through its New York headquarters: sin that is in my members.” The members of one body, the spiritual the works prescribed, and— if it cepted would not be held with Raywick, Ky. — St. Francis Class A— Section 1— Unobjectionable for General Patronage saints themselves had to fight superabundance of some supplies Legion Is Addressed Affairs of Cappy Kicks. The Hideout in the Alpstipi Rangers Step itf, The is a question of gaining a plenary Divine faith, but on his own pri­ Xavier’s parish celebrated the cen­ against this tendency in the the need of others. (“ In this pres­ Angel’s Holiday High, Wide, and Handsome Raw Timber indulgence— he must not have his vate authority or the authority of tenary of the laying of the corner­ By Governor Hurley Behind the Headlines Hoosier Schoolboy, The Reported Missing sensual appetite to_ forbidden ent time, let your abundance sup­ affections deliberately attached to some other man; for if he denies stone of the first church with a New Bedford, Mass.—Charles F. Big Shot. The Hotel Haywire Riders of the Dawn pleasures, without being able to I Cover the War Riders of the Rookie* ply their want, that their abun­ any venial sin (much less to mortal any part of revelation, he denies Hurley, first Legionnaire gover­ Black' Aces eradicate it. Only when it is dance may also supply your want, three-day celebration. The pres­ Blazing Barriers It’s Ail Yours Roaring Timber sin). God’s veracity. nor of Massachusetts, addressed It’s Love I’m After Rootin’ Tootin’ Rbytba yielded to in rebellion against rea­ that there may be an equality”— ent church was built 60 years ago Boothill Brigade Speaking of the superabundant While we accept faith on God’s to succeed the first church started the 19th annual convention of the Boot! of Deettny Jubilee Rustler’s Valley son and the commandments of God II Cor. vili, 14.) authority, however, our faith has Born ^ c k le s i Kidnaped In Shanghai Sea Racketeers shedding of Our Savior’s Blood, in 1834. Massachusetts department, Ameri­ Bulldag Drummond at Bay King Solomon’ s Mines Shadow Strikei, Tb* is it sinful. The Catholic Church possesses a reasonable basis because we can Legion. In his address, he this power of granting indulgences one drop of which would have Gall|£rnian. The Law for Tombstone Shall W e Dance? must use human evidence to deter­ called upon the men to combat the C an^his Be Dixie 7 Law Man It Bom Slim Are children ever allowed to sufficed for the redemption of the French Churches Are from her Divine Founder, who mine whether or not revelation modem spirit of revolt and decried Vtains Courageous League of Frightened Hen Small Town Boy, Th* entire human race. Pope Clement ise of the Stuttering Legion of Misting Men Speed to Spare correct their parents? said, without qualification or lim­ comes, as it claims to, from God. Lighted for Tourists the world forces “ which would cast It is not disrespect for a child itation: “ Whatsoever thou shalt VI, in his constitution, Unigenitus Bishop. The Life of Emile Zola, Tht Super Sleuth The facts by which we determine out of men’s lives and souls any China Exprese London hr Night Sweetheart of the Navy to dislike or protest against evil Dei Filius (Jan. 26, 1343), says: Paris. — The great Cathedrals loose on earth, it shall be loosed this are called “ motives of credi­ and the more celebrated churches vestige of thought or worship of Clipped wings Love in a Bungalow Thin Ice done by parents. Children ha-ve “ What an immense treasure, then. Love Under Fire Think Fait, Mr. Mote also in heaven” (Matt, xvi, 19; bility.” Some of these motives God.” Coma on Cowboys an obligation respectfully to ad­ xviii, 18). That she has, from He thereby stored up for His throughout France are being flood­ Dangerous Adventure Man in Blua, The Thirteenth Man for the acceptance of Christian lit for the benefit of visitors who Oevii Is Driving. The Han Who Cried W olf, The Three Comrades, The monish their parents when they earliest times, exercised this full Church here warring on earth, lest His merciful shedding of His revelation are: The fact that are pouring into the country to Doomed at Sun Down Harried Before Breakfast Tough to Handle do not lead a good life, when they power is evident from II Cor. 11, Empty Holsters Marry the Girl Two-Fisted Sheriff Christ fulfilled numerous strik­ visit the World exhibition. Brit­ La Guardia Sees Death perversely neglect to obtain for 10: “ And to whom you have par­ Blood should be rendered idle, un­ Firefly. The Meet the Miisus Two Gun Law ing prophecies made before He tany’s beautiful wayside shrines Melody for Two Two of Us, The them the sacraments and oppor­ doned anything, I also. For, what profitable, or superfluous. Our Of New York Burlesque Flying Fists merciful Father desired to lay up lived; the holiness of His per­ and Calvaries are also being il­ New York.— Burlesque theaters Ever Since Eve Michael O’Halloran Under Strange Flags tunities of fulfilling their reli­ I have pardoned, if 1 have par­ Mr. Dodd Takes the Air Varsity Show sonal life, which attracts the ad­ luminated. Feud of the Trail gious duties, etc. (Callan & Mc­ doned anything, for your sakes treasure for His children, so that now operating or eligible to oper­ Forlorn River New Faces Victoria the Great thence there might be ‘an infinite miration even of scoffers; His ate under 90-day licenses are by Frame Up. The Mystary of the Hooded Venus Makes Trouble Hugh Mor. Theo., volume 2, page have I done it in the person of Horsemen Wee Willie Winkle Christ.” This right, however, be­ treasure to men, which they that miracles; His own prophecies 90-Year-Old Parish’s no means certain to have these Girl Said No. The 614). ______(notably those about the Jews), Go Getter, The Ohl Doetor W est Bound Limited longs especially to the Supreme use become, the friends of God’ permits renewed upon expiration. Gold Racket, The On Again— Off Again Where There’s a W ill a number of which have been History is Reviewed Is it not unjust for the whole Pontiff, who, as the successor of (Wlsd. vii, 14). This treasure He Recent reports show that some of Great Hospital Mys­ One Mile From Heaven Wildcatters literally fulfilled with others yet Cincinnati. — The Rev. Alexis tery. The Orphan Boy in Vienna, An Wild and Wooly human race to be punished with St. Peter, has received from entrusted to the Blessed Peter, the these houses have been slowly but key-beater of heaven, and to his to be fulfilled'; the sublimity of Quinlan, C.P., reviewed the his­ surely reverting to forn.s of enter­ Gun Lords of Stirrup Outlaws of the Orient Windjammer suffering, ignorance, and death Christ the keys of the kingdom of Basin Outer Gate, The Wings Over Honolulu His doctrine; the rapid conversion tory of St. Philomena's church at merely because Adam sinned? heaven. But the Bishops have the successors, His vicars on earth, to tainment that caused the closing Heart’s Desire Paradiee Isle Yodelin' Kid From Ploe the Mass celebrated on the 90th Range Defenders Ridge God condemns none to misery power, either from the Pope or be by them administered for the of the pagan world to Christian­ of all burlesque shows last May. Hideaway anniversary of the parish. In tell­ Claee — Section 2— Unobjectionable for Adulta because of original sin. Bellar- by canon law, to grant some partial profit of the faithful, and, for ity, despite the fact that men were “ In my opinion burlesque is def­ A good and reasonable causes, to be used to pampering their passions ing of the long list of noted pas­ initely on the way out,” Mayor La Artists and Models Footloose Heiress Slave Ship mlne has adequately explained the indulgences. As Good as Harried Good Earth, The Souls at Sea mercifully applied to such as are and Christianity is a religion of tors, Father Quinlan recalled that Guardia said. problem in his work on grace. There are two kinds of indul­ Blonde Trouble I Met Him in Paris Stella Dallas truly penitent and have confessed self-denial; the strength of the the Most Rev,. Au^stine M. Toeb- CamilU It Could Happen to Yon That Certain Woman Human nature, he says, does not gences: “Plenary," whereby the their sins, now for the total, now Church in the face of awful perse­ be, who became Bishop of Coving­ Confession John Meade’s Woman Thirteenth Chair, Tha suffer more from ignorance and entire debt of temporal punish­ 3 Priests Chant Mass Toast of New York for the partial remission of the cution; the great revolution in ton, served the parish in 1857, Dead End Knight Without Armor infirmity than it would do had ment is remitted; “ partial,” where­ Or. Knock Lady Etcapot, Tht.. Topper debt of temporal punishment due Ideals and civilization brought by At Funeral of Mother Walter Wangcr’s Vogues it been created in a purely natural by a portion only of the debt is re­ Don’t Turn ’Em Loose. Midnight Madonna for sin, whether that of all men or the Church; t h e tremendous Isidore, Mich.—Three sons, all Double or Nothing Night Must Pail of 1988 state. The corruption of nature, mitted. A plenary indulgence is 3 Sisters Recovering War Lord that of individualfe.” strength of the confessors and priests of the Grand Rapids dio­ Easy Living Parnell he continues, does not come from said to be granted in the sense Episode Ben Quentin W hat Becomes of the martyrs; the miraculous unity, From Auto Accident cese, chanted the Solemn Requiem Children T the want of any natural gift, or that, if a person fails to gain it in The Church does not, by indul­ Ezcluslve Saratoga full, he can yet gain it partially, gences, free us from the obliga­ holiness, universality, and apos- Buffalo, N. Y.—Three sisters Mass in Holy Rosary church here Fight to the Finish, A She Had to Eat Woman Chases Man from the accession of any evil of the community of the Third Ply Away Baby She’ s No Lady World’s in Love, The according to his dispositions. An tion of doing penance according to tolicity of the Church. for Mrs. Julia Narloch. The You Can’t Hare Evarything quality, but simply from the loss Order of S t Francis are recover­ Forever Yours indulgence of seven years, SOO our capacity, but only assists us Faith Is sometimes Implicit, priests are Father Andrew Nar- Clast B— Objectionable in Part of a supernatural gift on account ing from injuries received in an of Adam’s sin. If God had de­ days, etc., constitutes the remis­ in our inability to expiate all tem­ sometimes explicit. Implicit faith loch, pastor of St. Michael’s Between ’Two Women Juggernaut ’Talk of the DevQ is belief .in general In all revela­ auto accident while on a pilgrim­ Devil’e Playground Outcasts of Poker Flat Tenth Man, The prived us of gifts proper to our sion of such a debt of temporal poral punishment due to sin in this church, Muskegon; the Rev. Ste­ tion and the teachings of the age to the Shrine of Ste. Anne de phen Narloch, pastor of St, Josa- Dreaming Lips Star Is Bom. A Two Who Dared nature, it would have been un­ punishment as a person would dis­ life, and thus, by her generous In­ Flight From Glory charge if he did penance for that dulgences, she effects what. In Church. Explicit faith is belief Beaupre, near Quebec. Two of phat’s, Saginaw, and the Rev. Al­ just, but Catholics hold that He the nuns. Sister Margaret Mary Clatt C—Condemned did nothing of the sort. Grace same length of time according to ancient times, she endeavored to in a determinate article of faith. bert Narloch, pastor of St. Mat­ Damaged Good* Damaged LItss PitfaBi «f Tonth and Sister Alacoque, are twins. is in no way a part of or owing the penitential canons of the attain by rigorous atonement. Many Protestants and non-Chris­ thew’s, Boyne City. PiSIS ACT i 78 U. S. CO-OPERATIVE

(Continued from Pace One) prove on this (we quote from the LEADERS AT SESSION became old enough, sent them to a 'AT course): convent school. “ Complete sex expression is de­ As we have said before, we will Antigonish, N. S. — Seventy- nied by our culture before mar­ watch Mr. Justice Black’s career trial conference, delegates there riage and for the unmarried. Some with interest. eight leaders of the co-operative explaining the progress made in ■] people accept this demand, use their REUNION MEET ISEEEECTEII movement from 18 *f the United the maritime provinces and New States and the District of Colum­ Foundltnd, discussing moot mat­ energies constructively, and live The Catholic Light, published in happily with this solution. Others bia were among the delegates who ters of social welfare, and sug­ Scranton, Pa., the home of the In- London.—Before the Faith and attended the 15th annual three- gesting means for further im­ refuse to accept the dictates of the ternational Correspondence Rochester. — The sale of St. culture and make sex expression a Order conference opeped in Edin­ Patrick’s Cathedral and other day Rural and Industrial confer­ provement. Schools, tells how that famous burgh, it is revealed, the Anglican ence, held under the auspices of part of their lives without the sanc­ mail-order university is being used church property in Plymouth ave­ Dr. Carpenter, who took an ac­ tion of marriage. To be happy with Archbishop of York, Dr. Temple, nue north to the Eastman Kodak St. Francis Xavier’s Extension de­ tive part in the deliberations of in a unique onslaught on crime. wrote to the Archbishop of St. partment. this solution, people must be tough Three years ago, the Governor of company for $350,000 has been the conference here, is executive in their feelings about what oth­ Andrews and Edinburgh, the Most approved by ecclesiastical authori­ Headed by a Protestant clergy­ secretary of the Brooklyn Church Pennsylvania selected Dr. Sharp Rev. Andrew McDonald, O.S.B., ers think. A culture as hard on of Pittsburgh to be supervisor of ties, the Rt. Rev. Msgr. William man, the Rev. Dr. J. Henry Car­ and Mission federation, which has those who differ in superficial ways inviting him to attend the confer­ M. Hart, Administrator of the penter of Brooklyn, N. Y., the a membership of some 430 Prot­ the rehabilitation of Pennsylvania ence or send a representative. is especially intolerant of those prisoners. In 1935, he arranged Diocese of Rochester, officially an­ United States party first held a estant churches. He also is secre­ who go against its strongest ta­ Archbishop McDonald declined the nounced. three-day institute at the famous tary of the Brooklyn Bible society for the Eastern penitentiary to invitation with great courtesy, boo.” Just imagine that holding buy l.C.S. courses in order to train It was also announced that the seat of Catholic learning here, and president of the Christian Co­ saying that he thought they must religionless youngsters out'of mor­ Church of the Sacred Heart in when the Rev. Dr. M. M. Coady, operative Fellowship of North prisoners, who could then act as pursue their different lines of seiT- tal sinl Flower City park has been desig­ director of the extension depart­ America. instructors for others. Now 1,- ice independently. 000 prisoners are enrolled in nated as a pro-Cathedral; that the ment, reviewed for the visitors the Before leaving for home. Dr. The question of socialized med­ classes, which meet in classrooms Four Jesuit priests, however, at­ Cathedral school has been made history of the movemei.’t in Nova Carpenter voiced unbounded ad­ icine is being hotly debated. An at the penitentiary. The specially- tended as “ obsei-vers,” with the the temporary location of St. An- Scotia. With this ground work, miration for the work being car­ article in The Commonweal trained instructors correct the Catholic Archbishop’s approval. di’ew’s Preparatory seminary; that the visitors then toured more than ried on through S t Francis Xav­ shows that the idea of community papers, only a few of which have The conference was an effort by the Chancery office will take space a score of communities where they ier’s university— a Catholic insti­ support for doctors was put into to be sent to Scranton. The plan various non-Catholic religious in the Columbus Civic center tem­ saw at first hand the actual advan­ tution of learning small in size practical operation back in 1914 was patterned on a system used in bodies to examine possible bases porarily, and that the present Ca­ tages derived through the univer­ but world renowned for the suc­ in Western Canada. The lone the U. S. marine corps. The pris­ of agreement among themselves thedral convent in Lake avenue sity’s plan of aduU education. cess attending its co-operative doctor in Holdfast, Saskatchewan, oners are interested in auto-me- which might lead to “ reunion.” will be used as a residence for the The return to Antigonish was movement Another tour of Nova announced that he was leaving be­ chanics, bookkeeping, salesman­ priests now living in the Cathedral followed by the Rural and Indus- Scotia is planned for next year. cause he could not make a living. ship, carpentering, bricklaying, Fordham Ethics Prof rectory. The Cathedral, the Ca­ There were 2,000 persons in the dairying, poultry farming, garden­ thedral rectory, the Chancery of­ Church Advertised ten and a half townships he served. ing, livestock raising, soil improve-^ Scores Birth Control fice, and the Preparatory seminai’y A,little group of farmers got $10 In Festival Float ment, etc. By means of new in­ - Indianapolis, Ind. — Father Ig­ are embi-aced by the property in­ a year from each of 180 families terests in life, the state hopes to natius W. Cox, S.J., professor of Mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardia of New York it shown between cluded in the sale. to induce the doctor to stay. The Seen in The divert the men from their criminal ethics at Fordham university, has August Heckscher, 69 (left), noted philanthropist, and Daniel Froh- The last Mass on the 119-yeai'- Hanover, Kans.— A new '..lethod next year, the municipal council tendencies. The experiment has man, 86, dean of the American theater, as these two grand old men old site of the Cathedral will be of advertising the Church was paid him out of tax funds. written an article for Liberty mag­ spread to New Jersey and has also azine entitled “ Why Catholics Op­ were given a dinner party by Fanny Hurst, noted novelist. The event celebrated on Sunday, Sept. 12. used by the Rev. Henry J. Gesen- hues when with the oid of parish­ The plan is still in existence in had a little imitation in Ohio. pose Birth Control.” The article marked their birthdays, which’ occur in the same week. The main altar of the Cathedral, Headlines ioners he constructed float en­ Holdfast, where tbfe doctor now is one of two published side by the Cathedral organ and bells, as —ftL F . E'TorotL gets $4,000 a year from the mu­ tered in the parade culminating The Southern Messenger, pub- side in the magazine, the other be­ well as the Pontifical vestments, I I nicipality and gives all his services ing somewhat questionably headed will be moved to the new pro- the town’s three- lay elebration. ished in San Antonio, Tex., where The float, which proved popular, free, except in maternity cases, the Most Rev. Leopoldo Ruiz y “ Why Medicine Approves Birth Cathedral. HORN BLOWERS aren’t safe where an individual feel of $7 is Flores, Apostolic Delegate to Mex­ Control,’! by Eric Matsner, M.D. contained a public address system blowers, believes Chicago Boys’ over, which were given accounts i charged. The patient pays for his ico, has lived during his exile from Religious Press Is More club, which is using music as a medicine and, if a specialist sur­ his native land, says that the ex­ of early-day Catholics, a brief ertme preventative. geon, a nurse, or hospital treat­ pected return of His Excellency Vows Pronounced by 73 Influential, Priest Says history of the Church, and talks on doctrine. NO TAXES in five years is rec­ ment must be used, these are paid must not lead us to suppose that Nuns Within Fortnight Attack on Church Retracted |Far East correspondent of Col­ ord of Huntingburg, Ind. for privately. At the beginning Manila. — The Rev. George J. j lier’s magazine, saying that Mr. the religious conflict in Mexico Toledo, 0 .— Within two weeks Williamstown, Mass. — Because FLUENT ENGLISH is spoken of this year, 102 out of 302 mu­ has come to an end. Persecutory Willmann, S.J., a professor at the Marshall fully accepts the Catho­ it “ enjoys a unique freedom and Cardinal Hayes Well by man who never heard the lan­ A nicipalities in Saskatchewan either in four convents of the Diocese of Ateneo de Manila here, has made lic position with relation to' dis­ laws have not been repealed or Toledo, 73 young women knelt to independence of the yoke that com­ guage—a Swede deaf from child­ had tax-paid full-time doctors or amended; hundreds of owners have public a letter from Jim Marshall, puted points in an article he wrote mercialism and popular whim lay After Hospital Stay hood. the necessary by-laws to procure make religious vows or to be for the May 30, 1938, issue of his seen their property confiscated un­ clothed in the vestures of religious upon the neck of the secular pub­ ■ New York.— Recovered from an 75-YEAR-OLD medical student such a doctor. der the laws of expropriation; the publication. The disputed article, lication,” the religious publication indigestion attack suffered Aug. is Dr. Henry Franklin Cutler, now orders. In the same, period, three Russian Bishop “ Freedom’s Sting,” made several It is not likely that the private anti-religious laws now enforced nuns celebrated their 50th year with a circulation of 10,000 “ may 10, Cardinal Hayes, Archbishop in school at Vienna after years as harsh statements concerning the practitioner will ever be replaced with indulgence in Mexico City and two their 25th year in the and frequently does exert an in­ of New Y’ork, left St. Vincent’s an M.D. Catholic Church in the Philippine in larger communities, but it seems and other large places are still religious life. Consecrated; Few fluence far beyond that of the hospital here. The Cardinal was PYTHONS IN. ST. LOUIS are islands. brought to St. Vincent’s Aug. 12 i ,* that socialized medicine is defi­ vigorously pushed in towns and secular publication of 100,000,” on hunger strike. ■ nitely on its way. The chief argu­ districts where local demagogs Of Flock in U. S. Collar Stud Saves Priest’s Life the Rev. John LaFarge, S.J., as­ from St. Joseph’s camp in Sullivan STOIC LAD of seven dies of ment against it is that it invaria­ seek to court the favor of anti- School Supervisor Is London. — A collar button saved sociate editor of America, declared county, where it is his custom to beating given him by bullies. He bly hardens the doctors, who look clericalt; Leon Trotzky and Mar- Speaker at Institute New York. — Tivic, reporting the Rev. Francis O’Shaughhessy in his address at the Institute of spend some time each summer. never mentioned his injuries, oh their work with much less per­ celino Domingo, radical leaders, the consecration here of the Rt. from severe injury when an un­ Human Relations at. Williams col­ Leaving the hospital, he returned which were discovered after his sonal interest than when they mutt find a welcome refuge in the coun­ Boston.— The Rev. Richard J. known assailant stabbed him in the lege. at once to St. Joseph’s camp to Quinlan, diocesan supervisor of Rev. Damaskinos Demessianos as death. get a fee for each case. try. Russian Orthodox Bishop of San back of the neck. The knife pen­ remain until after Labor day. NEBRASKA GIRL expects to schools, gave the opening address There has been a decided let-up Francisco, tells that it occurred in etrated the flesh, but the collar New Superior General win transport pilot’s license at age at the five-day teachers’ institute a dilapidated Cathedral built here stud prevented it from going in Georgia is planning to furnish in the attitude against the Church in Boston college high school li ” . ‘New Roman Missal’ of 17. 35 years ago by Czar Nicholas II deep. Father O’Shaughnessy was Makes Canonical Visit 800,000 free Bibles, one for each in the large cities, however, and Nuns, brothers, and priests, as well FIFTY BODIES are stored, in public school student in the state. the majority of the exiled prelates of Russia and shows that the Bol­ able to celebrate Mass the next Chicago.— The Very Rev. Paul Work of Two Priests Kansas City vaults as grave dig­ as lay teachers from all parts of shevik type of Russian Orthodoxy morning. E. Farley, C.S.V., recently elected New York.—The New Roman Both ministers and rabbis have have returned, many priests who the diocese, attended the event in­ gers go on strike. opposed the plan, but the majority were forced to officiate secretly is not thriving in the United Reds’ Cruelty Kills 2 Priests superior general of the Clerics of Missal in both Latin and English SHARK LACKS discrimination. augurated by William Cardinal States. The magazine says: London. — 'Two Polish priests St. Viator, is now engaged in his of the non-Catholic clergy favor it. can now do so in public, and there C’Clonnell nearly 30 years ago. is announced by Benziger brothers, It ate a bomb. Bomb went boom. What curious ways people have of is even a little tolerance towards “ Chin-bearded Bishop Damas­ died from ill-treatment received in canonical visit to , the American its publishers. The missal is the •BEAUTIFUL BRUNETTE’ for trying to sop their consciences, Catholic educational establish­ kinos, born 50 years ago in Corfu Soviet prisons. Father Iglin, provinces. After familiarizing work of the Rev. F. X. Lasance, which Lake Michigan is dragged which prick them for not giving ments (but not toward grade Canadian Saint’s Name and educated in Greece, earned worker dean of Charkow, Russia, himself with the conditions of the author of My Prayerbook, and the turns out to be wax dummy. definite religious schooling to the schools). For New College in China the Bishopric of San Francisco by was imprisoned for seven years, various houses of the order in Very Rev. Francis A. Walsh, O. S. STRANGE DISEASE that dis­ young. doing able work in Western par­ the last three in Siberia under America and Canada he will re­ B., regent of the seminary at the solves bones kills Minneapolis Peiping. — The Jesuit Fathers atrocious conditions. Father Boro- The Ave Maria quote* Boak ishes in recent years. The church, turn to his headquarters in Brus­ Catholic University of America. child. working in the missions of China wicz died at the G.P.U. prison in sels, Belgium. Carter, radio new* commentator, under the jurisdiction of the An illustrated study plan, entitled 757-POUND TUNA is landed by Father Paul L. Blakely, S.J., have opened a new house of studies Minsk from wounds received in a* *aying: “ It is a shocking thing Soviet - dominated Metropolitan “ Read the Mass With the Priest,” New York woman fishing off Nova writing in “ America,” reviews an here which is to be called Cha- torture. to discover that there are more Sergius in Russia, has a U. S. Hier­ Chicago Priest Will by the Rev. Dr. William R Kelly, Scotia. article written for The New York banel hall in honor of St. Noel Nuncio Protests Pilgrimage Ban World eleven years ago by Charles young girls between the ages of archy of only five. Ten years ago, Be China Missionary superintendent of schools of the IT’S AN HONEST WORLD to 18 and 21 drinking hard liquor Chabanel, one of the Jesuit mar­ it had to go to court to win title Amsterdam. — The Most Rev. Archdiocese of New York, forms New York woman who recovered Michelson, now of the National tyrs of Canada. Cesare Orsenigo, Apostolic Nuncio Chicago.— The Rev. Patrick T. Democratic Campaign committee, faster than men, so much so, in to the dilapidated Cathedral whose part of the ' ook. $3,080 left in taxicab. to Gennany, has entered a formal Brennan, alumnus of St. Mary of about the election of Hugo L. fact, that the girls are likely to be 500 parishioners— 400 of whom are now on relief rolls— have protest with the Berlin foreign the Lake seminary, Mundelein, Black to the U. S. Senate with dubbed the ‘two-fisted drinkers’ of Marquette Graduates in 111., is in this year’s mission band tomoparatiny with sues and national issues were for­ ents do not object. Cuff, fullback. New York Giants; orders from Russia.” ua in oivinp you a finar publication. a tubercular knee has been cer­ missionary work. gotten. Messrs. Black and Bibb Wayland Becker, end, Green Bay The New York Times li.sts only tified by a committee of three Lo­ toured tbe state to arouse the hor­ Packers; John Sisk and Gene Ron- an Archbishop, a Bishop, four William F. McDermott, who re­ reto doctors as out^de all natur­ GROCERY rified voters to an awakened sense zani, halfbacks, and Milt Trost, priests, and a handful of the Williams Made Director cently made a brilliant surrey of laity as witnessing the consecra­ al laws, says the Osservatore Ro­ The firms listed here de­ of a grave menace to civilization, conditions in Spain and upset the tackle, Chicago Bears. Ray Bui- vid, halfback, may join the Bears tion ceremony. Camera men re­ mano. Her doctor in Rome, who Of Congress Publicity A1 Smith.” Bibb Graves is the false information that was being Westerkamp Broa. later. corded every phase of it. had kept her under observation for San Francisco.— Frederick V. serve to be remembered man who lately appointed his own dished out to the world by the Red KE. 9043 5106 Wash. a year, said that her health was Williams, San Francisco publicist, wife United States Senator from censorship there, has been study­ has been named national director Talk— Don’t Walk— when you are distributing Nationalist Envoy Is perfectly normal after the sudden Telephone Your Order Alabama to take the place vacated ing Russia. He say* that the $1,000,000 High School cure. of publicity in the United States your patronage in the dif­ by the promotion of Hugo Black. country rages with spy ferer and Received at Vatican Will Be Erected Soon and Canada for the 34th Interna­ Everything a Good Grocery Of course, as Father Blakely that spy-hunting ha* become a na­ tional Eucharistic Congress to be Should Have ferent lines of business. points out, a man can change in tional industry. Foreign friends Vatican City. — Dr. Pablo de Beloit, Wise. — The proposed Nun Wins $100 Prize held at Budapest May 25 to 29, Bast Food* at Lowest Priest Churrucahas Dotres, Marquis de 11 years. The priest knows a man are aroided. Fear and suspicion Brother Dutton national memorial 1938. Mr. Williams was director W * OeliTer high school, plan of the Rev. Jos­ In Scrapbook Contest who joined the Klan because it make it hard to get real news. Aycimena, has presented Eugenio of national publicity in the United Cardinal Pacelli, Papal Secretary eph E. Hanz, pastor of St. Jude’s Sheboygan, Wise.— Sister Mary helped him to sell his tobacco, but When Bolsherik* are invited to an States for the congress held in of State, his credentials as charge parish here, is to be erected as Oswin of the School Sisters of who, as his three little daughters official function, they count heads Notre Dame here won first prize Manila. to see who is misting. If tome of­ d’affaires of the Spanish National­ soon as possible. The construc­ ist government. The Marquis de tion costs are estimated to ex­ in the Bib.e scrapbook contest con­ ficer who would normally be pres­ ducted by a local advertiser in the Benedictine Is Head Preferred Parish Trading List ent is not there, they assume that Aycimena was engaged in cordial ceed $1,000,000 and the plan is conversation with Cardinal Pacelli to endow the institution. Sheboygan Press. She received Of Library Group he hat been arretted, exiled, or $100 in cash. Nsgr. Haas Given shot. There are no public trials. for an hour. Afterwards, he pre­ Atchison, Kans. — Father Col- The first intimation the public has sented his secretary to the Papal McGrady Quits man Farrell, O.S.B., recently Annunciation St. Dominic’s of the downfall of some commis­ Secretary of State and expressed Brother of Bishop Is elected vice president of the Cath­ sar it an item in a paper referring him.self as deeply impressed by the Buried in Marquette olic Library association, has been to a formerly powerful Bolshevik good reception accorded him by Marquette, Mich.— A brother of advanced to the presidency by LONDON MARKET AND Catholic II. Post at a wrecker, a diversionist, or at the Cardinal. reason of the untimely death of the Most Rev. Joseph G. Pinten, GROCERY merely lacking in zeal and efficien­ its president. Father Albert O’­ Bishop of Grand Rapids, John OSCAR TUNNELL, Prop. cy. Sometimes newt of hit arrest Foundress’ Canonization Pinten, 75, was buried in Holy Brien, 0. F. M. Father Farrell COAL Washington,— The School of So­ follows. Nobody will venture a Cross cemetery here. He was was the first U. S. priest to get Quality Meats and Groceries Furthered by Alumnae a master’s degree in library sci­ cial Work of the Catholic Univer­ guess at to the number of people president of the American Seed 3800 Walnut Street Pinon Fuel Supply. Co. Boston. — The triennial conven­ ence. For some' years he has & sity of .^ e r ic a here is being en­ who have been arrested at Trotzky- Co. in Detroit, where he had lived Phones; MA. 5239— TA. 3845 larged to become a School of So­ ists, spies, or wreckers. tion of the International Federa­ since he was 15. been recataloging the St. Bene­ F. A. Muraford, Mgr. tion of Notre Dame de Namur dict’s college library here accord­ cial Science, the- Rt. Rev. Msgr. Only a few months ago, The Na­ W. 25th and Decatur GA. 5125 Joseph M. Corrigan, rector of the tion and other radical publications Alumnae was attended by more Archbishop’s House in ing to the Library of Congress DE SELLEM university, announced. Monsignor were telling us about the birth of than 600 delegates, some from system. Corrigan also announced the Rt, real democracy under the new So­ Great Britain. Delegates of 24 Philippines Is Bombed FUEL AND FEED CO. New England chapters were pres­ Rev. Msgr. Francis J. Haas, rec­ viet constitution. Manila, P. I. — Secret service Priest Will Work on CHARLES A. DeSELLEU ent. The furtherance of the can­ men were on watch at Archbishop tor of St. Francis’ seminary, Mil­ We Ship by Rail St. Francis waukee, will be the first dean of Out of 412 students of Beloit onization cause of Blessed Mother M. J. Doherty’s residence here Byzantine Manuscript Julie, foundress of the Order of PHONE TA. 3205 the new School of Social Science college, Beloit, Wise., who turned folliwing an attempted bombing Brookland, D. C. — The Rev. 35TH AND WALNUT and a professor on its faculty. in answers to a questionnaire, 278 Notre Dame de Namur, was an ob­ of the house. Four persons have Anselm Strittmatter, O.S.B., will RES. PHONE MA. S544 De Sales’ reported that they believed the jective of the meeting. been questioned in connection with go to the Vatican library to be­ The Rev. Dr. James O’Brien, gin work on the first critical edi­ professor of moral theology at creation of the earth was a geo­ the hurling of a bomb through the DRUGS logical process, and 56 said they U. S. Sisters Erecting window of the Archbishop’s house, tion of an old Byzantine manu- St. Mary’s seminary, Cincinnati, .script, which, though in use by T H E BROADWAY will become associate professor were content to let it remain a but little light has been thrown New School in China upon the incident. The Arch­ scholars for some time, has never of moral theology at the Catholic mystery. The majority held that TWO STORES DEPARTMENT Yuanling, China.— Tne Sisters bishop and his staff have been go­ been recataloging the St. Bene- university, God does not work miracles. The SAME PRICES STORE COMPANY . preA evidently interpreted the of Charity of Convent Station, N. ing about their tasks in the nor­ ments of modern critical scholar­ ,The Rt. Rev. Msgr. G. Barry geological process to mean that J., are erecting a new modern mal manner. ship. J. M. CONES. Pres. school here. In the papt few years, O’Toole, a member of the faculty the wofld was not created. their educational endeavors have i& f Duquesne university for the How could a geological process Dedication of Shrine MOl Franklin St. 3101 Williams St 21 to 51 South Broadway borne fruit, and the many students Community Keeps Faith M ast three years, will become a bring about the earth unless there jKrofessor in the School of Phil- seeking entrance to the Catholic Begun by Student Held Years Without Priest were an Overseeing Wisdom to mission school for the fall term ^fcophy at the university. guide it? To accept the forma­ Boston. — The dedication of the Seattle. — In the heart of the tion of the world with God elimi­ make it imperative that a new new shrine of Our Lady of the Olympic peninsula, the Rev. Jos­ LN.C.W.C. Will Handle nated, one would have to admit school be provided. Woods at Regis college, Weston, eph Gustafson, in charge of the DENVER BUSINESS DIRECTORY that effects can be greater than recalled the origin of this devo­ Catholic Truth society’s trailer Inquiries Concerning their i-ause, a fact that every law tional spot eight years ago when chapel, discovered a Catholic com­ Negro Nun, Convert, a student conceived the plan of munity of 35 families which had Catholics in China of science contradicts. At for DRUGGISTS TOWEL & LINEN SUPPLY miracles, the question of whether building the first shrine on the kept the faith in spite of their not college grounds in honor of the Washington. — After confer- they happen or not it one for his­ Honored in Death having been able to attend Mass YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS MOUNTAIN TOWEL * SUPPLY CO. torians and scientists to establish. Mother of God. The first shrine for years. The coyimunity is a will be filled earrectlT at tcnces with the state department, Service fa rD ieb ed for Officea, Berbers, the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Michael J. He who doubts them doubts testi­ Baltimore.— (Special) — Auxil­ was fashioned from a packing racial group of the old Austrian WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY Ph. SP. B76S 1096 South Gaylerd St. Reateurenta. Stores, end Benqueta ieady, general secretary of the mony more overwhelming than iary Bishop John M. McNamara box. empire. National Catholic Welfare Confer- that for most of the arts and presided at the Requiem Mass 3104 Doyrsiny M A. 7960 Patronize Our Advertisers B. W . BECKIUS. Meneger ence, announced that the N. C. sciences that the Beloit pupils celebrated in the Cathedral here Church Is Built for W . C has agreed to act as a clear­ study. The fact is that most of at the funeral of a Negro nun. Edward F. McGrady, assistant Protector Named ing house in handling inquiries these students are mere young­ Mother M. Consuella, mother secretary of labor and the depart' Negro Mission Parish Concerning the situation of Cath- sters who have never had any sys­ general of the Oblate Sisters of ment’s trouble shooter No. 1, it For U. S. Sisters Cincinnati. — A new church at Francis J. Fisher, Inc. The firms listed here de­ the Mission of Blessed Martin de blic religious from this country tematic training in religion or the Providence. Born Rebecca Clif­ shown at the White House, where TAbor 6204 serve to be remembered how in the disturbed areas of background of philosophy on ford at Lynchburg, Va., a half he went to notify President Roote' Vatican City.— (NCWC Radio) Porres has been built for the Col­ China. Such inquiries should be which it rests and who are, there­ century ago, she was converted as velt of hit resignation, effective — His Eminence, Nicola Cardinal ored people at the old Sweden- when you are distributing -addressed to the genera! secretary fore, no more important in a vote a young girl, being followed into Sept. 1. He will head the labor Canali, has been named Protector borgian college at Lockland. The Cement, Plaster, Mortar your patronage in the dif­ ^ t the conference’s headquartc -s of this kind than a group of Fiji the Church by her mother and a relations department of the Ra­ of the Sisters of St. Francks of Rev. Charles Murphy has had i here, 1312 Massachuse : avenue, islanders would be in discussing brother. She entered the convent dio Cororation of America. He Mary Immaculate, whose mother- great success in his work with Metal Ijath, Stucco ferent lines of business. N.W. the Einstein theory of relativity. in 1906. it a Catholic. house is at Joliet, 111. this mission. 2363 BLAKE ST. DENVER