COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC EXPANDS 90 PER CENT

Tl^e Hat the International Newt Service (Wire and Mail)» the N. C. W. C. Newt Service (Including Cablet), Itt Own Special Service and All the Smaller Catholic Servicet; aito Internationa) lUuttrated Newt and N. C. W. C. Picture Service. Listenm In FALLEN-AWAYS 6-MONTH SCORE Local Local It would be difficult to T U C imagine a better planned or WON BACK TO Edition Edition IS ANNOUNCED more beautiful celebration mm than the consecra­ I ini tion of Bishop Ger­ ald Thomas Bergan PATHS OF FAITH IN WASHINGTON t Moeaw of Des Moines, Iowa, at Peoria, Illinois, June 13. The presence of Cardinal 1,107 Reclaimed in Drive of Prayer and 92 Dioceses Are Now Represented; June Mundelein, three Archbish­ Work Just Ended in Diocese REG ISTER Will See Doubling of Size at ops, twenty-six Bishops, (Name Registered in the U. S. Patent Office) two Abbots, thirty-five Mon­ of Mobile Year’s Beginning signori and about 300 priests VOL. X. No. 25 DENVER, COLO., SUNDAY, JUNE 24, 1934 TWO CENTS made the ceremony out­ Mobile, Alabama.— A total of 1,107 persons were Washington.— An increase in membership of 90 per standing in ritual beauty. brought back to the sacr^iments by this year’js crusade for cent in less than six months was announced at the head­ fallen-away Catholics in this diocese, the Most Rev. Thom­ As New Bishop of Des Moines Was Consecrated quarters of the National Council of Catholic Men, when After the consecration, as J. Toolen, Bishop of Mobile, has announced. Those the total number of affiliated societies passed the thous­ and its subsequent clerical brought back to the practice of their religion had been and mark. The council is now represented in 92 dioceses dinner, the writer found he away from the sacraments from two to 45 years. Fifty- of the country. had just missed the last train six had been away nine years, 20 for 30 years, and 20 for Henry L. Caravati, N. C. C, M. business secretary, said that this to Chicago that evening. So 35 years. In the course of the drive, 320 persons received was the most striking growth in a limited period of time ever ex­ perienced in the 14 years of the council’s existence. “ This has been he took a bus. A rattling the sacrament of Baptism, and all the churches of the diocese an­ an average of more than 20 new affiliations per week,” ’ Caravati time was had by all on the visits were paid to 1,700 indi­ nouncing the opening of the drive. added, “ and if present indications are any reliable gauge, we shall vidual families in which there Public prayers were said, and the double that average within the month.” journey. Our idea of a bus were a total of 7,623 persons. priests of the diocese made a me- ride is j^mething to fall back A total of 14,000 pledges for mento in their Masses each day. upon fn “ extremis.” Four the Legion of Decency, the mem­ Novenas were made by the sis­ and a half hours of it are bers of which volunteer to remain ters and children in the Catholic away from evil motion pictures, schools, and it is estimated that Catholic Schools Win in just a trifle too much. As were received in the course of the millions of prayers were offered the time grew late, some of drive. up this year for the success of the the passengers slept. They “ There is a changed feeling work. Bishop Toolen character­ could probably rest comfort­ toward the Church in the Diocese ized the work of the children in 13 States in Essay Contest ably hanging on a hook. of Mobile,” said Bishop Toolen, the drive as that of “ real apos­ who administered the sacrament tles,” saying that they are the of Confirmation to more than 600 means of bringing fathers, Washington.— Students in Cath­ Delhomme, Jr., St. Thomas’ col­ When the trip came near adult converts between Dec. 1, mothers, brothers and sisters back olic high schools in thirteen states lege high school, Houston; Wis­ its end, and we were spin­ 1933, and May 1, 1934. “ Great to the sacraments after long ab­ have been declaned. the winners of consin, Thomas J. Makal, Mess- interest is being shown in our sences. mer high school, Milwaukee. ning down Chicago streets state prizes in the sixth annual The subject of this year’s essay at midnight, at breakneck Church. Bigotry and prejudice While it is impossible to esti­ are on the wane, and the time mate the whole good done by the Gorgas memorial essay contest. , was “ Past Benefits and Future Im- speed and the chauffeur ob­ seems ripe to make the Church drive for fallen-away Catholics, In announcing the state win­ ortance to Man of the Control of livious of side streets whence better known and better under- one phase that should be notei^ ners, Rear Admiral Cary T. Gray­ g'isease-Bearing Mosquitos.” A other traffic might dart in, a der stood.” said Bishop Toolen, is the fact total of 18,500 manuscripts were son, president o f the Gorgas Me­ submitted. country pastor from Iowa, The drive for fallen-away Cath­ that the crusade turns the thoughts olics began, as usual, on the first of all the Catholic people to the morial institute, called attention our traveling companion, Sunday in Lent and closed on necessity and importance of bring­ to the fact that Messmer high said: “I’d prefer being a Trinity Sunday. On the first Sun­ ing the black sheep back into the school, Milwaukee, again has won day of Lent, a letter was read in fold. the'^honors in Wisconsin. Joseph tenderfoot and riding a Brendler, a student of the same HOLLYIOD G[T8 bucking bronco.” So say school, won the national contest we. last year and came to Washington to receive his award from Presi­ Signs everywhere in Chi­ CENTER OF U. S. PIETY dent Franklin D. Roosevelt, who cago remind one of the is honorary president of the in­ Sc#n# at the conaacratlon in Peoria, Illinoia, June 13, of the Moat Rev. Gerald T. Berran, Bishop of Des Moines, stitute. World’s fair, held over from Iowa. Laft to riaht; The Most Rev. J. H. Schlarman, Bishop of Peoria, one of the co-coneecrators; center. Bishop Bergan; FOUND IN MOSCOW right, the Very Rev. Joseph P. Morrison, rector of the -Holy Nome Cathedral, Chicago, who acted ae master of cere­ • The names and schools of the last year and considerably monies. Ths Rev. Patrick J. Hayes of the Chicago Cathedral acted as master of ceremonies for Cardinal Mundelein, the Catholic students winning state improved. The attendance consecrator. It is said that this was the seventh Bishop Father Mprrison has helped to consecrate and the ninth for Father 10 6lim [ BUCK Berlin.— The Catholic members English-speaking faithful join Hayee. Present at the consecration, in addition to 300 priests and 38 monsignori and a vast crowd of the laity, wore prizes are: Arkansas, Cecilia M. is good although the number them in unison. Archbishops McNichoIas, Cincinnati; Murray, St. Paul; Bachman, Dubilque; Bishops Rohiman, Davenport, one of the co- Easier, Sacred Heart high school, of the small American colony in consecrators; Lillis, Kansas City; Morris, Little Rock; McGovern, Cheyenne; Althoff, Belleville; Byrne, Galveston; Hoban, Morrilton; Illinois, Marcella Huss, of out-of-town visitors is not Amon^ those watching the re­ Moscow, comprising a few of the Rockford; Barry, St. Augustine; Shell and O’ Brien, auxiliaries of Chicago; Mahonay, Sioux Falls; Griffin, Springfield, 111.; Notre Dame academy, Belleville; Hollywood, Calif.— Hollywood large yet, because of the ear­ ligious situation in Russia, consid­ Smith, Nashville; Welch, Duluth; Kelly, Winona; Albers, auxiliary of Cincinnati; Kucera, Lincoln; Vehr, Denver; Bona, embassy personnel, are quite fer­ Grffn^ Island; Ritter^ Indianapolis; Winkslmann, auxiliary ol St. Louis; Lucey, Amarillo; Heelan, Sioux City; Spellman# Indiana, John Donnelly, St. Mary’s motion picture producers are rais­ liness of the season. Con­ erable- astonishment was caused auxiliary of Boston: Donahue, auxiliary of New York, and Abbots Wirth and Hubar of Peru, III. The sermon was by high school, Michigan City; vent, according to reports reach­ by a report in the American secu­ ing a fund of $2,000,000 to com­ trasting strangely with the ing here from Moscow. On Sun- Bishop Bernard J. Sbeil, auxiliary of Chicago. Tbs photo above was taken, as the procession entered the Cathedral, by The Kansas, Dorothy Ann Lauer, bat the movement to clean up the lar press that the Rev. Leopold Peoria Star. Bishop Bergan was Installed in tha Des Moines Moine Cathedral June 20. dayk as well as on week days Mount St. Scholastica academy, bawdy peep shows, there Braun, A.A., of Worcester, Mas­ movies. They feel that the pres­ there are two Masses at St. Louis’ Atchison; Massachusetts, Kath­ ent campaign is “ endangering the are many evidences of Cath­ sachusetts, who is now assigned church. At the 9 o’clock Mass on leen Ann Burke, St. Gregory’s existence of the industry.” “ Cen­ to St. Louis’ church in Moscow, olic art to be seen in the fair. Sunday, the Americans as a rule high school, Boston; Michigan, Jo­ sorship,” they declare, according Last year, and again this, one had .celebrated the first Easter Ex-Actor, Now Priest, sephine O’Connor, Cathedral Cen­ attend, and* prayers are said for Mass -in a Catholic church there to a press correspondent here, “ is of the most popular conces- them after Mass in English, to tra high school, Detroit; Nebras­ perfectly all right. But it is rap­ since the revolution. As a matter ka, Patricia Madden, Sacred H « « t (Turn to Page 4 — ColamD 1) which they all respond. Other of fact, the Most Rev, Pius Eu­ idly approaching the point where Says Stage Folks! Mass high school, Omaha; New York, everything put on the screen is gene Neveu, Apostolic Administra­ Joyce Wells, Cathedral high tor of Moscow, has been saying censored by some one . . . Hence JEWISH SCHIHH. school. New York city; Ohio, the $2,000,000 fund, which will be Mass in that place daily for the Father Plimmer spent eight New York.— The Rev. Walter Kathryn d ’Brien, St. (Jerard’s last eight years. Besides the Church years “ on Broadway” before en­ spent in telling the public in a nice Even Tombstones Fall Under Plimmer, S.S., a former actor and high school, Lima; Oklahoma, of St. Louis des Francais, there leading man in a number of Broad­ tering the seminary in Baltimore, way that a lot of old meanies are Mary K. Lattner, Monte Cassino trying to take their favorite enter­ are two other Catholic churches way productions, who has just where he was ordained. In those high school, Tulsa; Rhode Island, in Moscow. It is at one of these been ordained to the priesthood, eight years he appeared in musical BECOMES SISTEB tainment away from them.” The John McGrath, St. Raphael’s acad­ correspondent says the producers Anti-Cleric Ban in Mexico churches that Mass is celebrated celebrated the “ Actors’ Mass” at comedy as well as dramatic pro­ emy, Pawtucket; Texas, George at 6 p. m. on Sundays in order to the Actors’ chapel of St. Mal- ductions, vaudeville, radio and want the public, not professional facilitate attendance of the faith­ achy’s church here June 17. motion pictures. Some of the New reformers, to dictate to the silver Mexico City.— The prohibition ful who are obliged to work on York productions in which he ap­ Cologne. — Miss Edith Stein, screen. of religious objects,, inscriptions that day, there being no Sunday peared include “ The Gorilla,” Ph.D., a well-known German World Record in The comment of a prominent and sculptures in the cemeteries in Soviet Russia. Bishop Neveu “ Ten Per Cent,” “ Murray Hill” woman philosopher, pupil of Ed­ priest was much to the point. "The is the latest direction of the anti- Spanish Envoy has be^n in Russia since 1906 and and “ The Hometowners.” Some mund Husserl, and a convert to Catholic Church pays more than religious persecution of Governor has remained there for 22 years of the actors with whom he has forty millions of dollars a year in Tomas Garrido Canabal of the without ever leaving. As a Belgian appeared in productions are Catholicism from Judaism, has en­ Church Building the United States to educate Cath­ state of Tabasco. In this part of citizen he is relatively safe in his Pays Homage to tered the Carmelite convent in olic children. It does not intend George M. Cohan, Eddie Dowling, Lindenthal, near here, as a novice. Mexico, where the persecution OF G. IR KS priestly activities. John Boles, Chester Morris, to have this work destroyed by The Rt. Rev. Raphael Walzer, Claim of Chicago has deprived the people of all I Miriam Hopkins, Pat O’Brien, rotten films. It is in this battle Archabbot of the Benedictine Con­ means of religious practice and Vicar of Christ Spencer Tracy, Leslie Howard, to a finish. The $2,000,000 slush Faith Gives Strength to gregation of Beuron, was present '-devotion, a decree issued by the Leo Carillo, Fred Allen, Genevieve Chicago.— The world’s record fund is a pathetic answer to such and spoke at the ceremonies. executive forbids crosses and Vatican City.— The recent pres­ Catholic Boy With Byrd Tobin, Neil Hamilton, D. W, Grif­ for church building is claimed for a movement.” Vatican City.— When he pre­ stones, carvings,-legends of a re- ence of Cardinal Pacelli and his Providence, R. I.— Out of Little fith and others. Dr. Stein now carries the name the Archdiocese of Chicago, says -ligious nature on any of the sented his credentials to His Holi­ of Sister Maria Benedicta. She addresri at the inauguration of the America in the frozen Antarctic, It is perhaps the first time, it The New World, official archdioc­ sepulchres in the cemeteries. ness,. Senor Pita Romero, Spanish was bom in Silesia and later be­ esan newspaper, which announced new playground established by the where he is encamped with other minister of foreigm affairs and am­ was said here, that • one of the Further# than that, the decree -is members of the Byrd expedition, came a teacher for female peda­ tentative findings of a search of Organized Work retroactive, so that all such monu­ K. of C. on the banks of the Tiber bassador of Spain on an extraor­ congregation of the Actors’ chapel gogics at Muenster university. Thomas J. D’Amico, a Catholic has returned there to say the Mass records relating to construction of ments and tombs will be stripped are taken here as an evidence of dinary mission to the Holy See, Her conversion to the Church was ecclesiastical and allied buildings the importance Pius XI attaches and former student of Mt. St. accompanied his letter of presen­ for the actors. Many of the most of the religious objects and signi­ Charles’ academy, has sent word often interpreted as symbolical of in the 18 years Cardinal Mun­ of Atheists in fications or removed altogether. to the Romaq 'work of the Amer­ tation with words of homage to prominent stars of stage and the present trend of modem that his faith is one of the most screen were present. Father Plim­ delein has been Archbishop of Actually, according to the new ican organization. It is extreme­ the Holy Father. Senor Romero philosophy which leads away from Chicago. The search, which was ly seldom that the Papal Secre­ consoling influences in his life in heads a mission to negotiate with mer has joined the Society of St. plan of the governor, the remains the hardships and rigors of the materialism and back to scholasti­ undertaken in connection with the Toronto Gigantic of the dead are to be identified tary of State participates in a the Holy See concerning the re­ Sulpice, and will teach at the cism. She recently published a long Antarctic winter. D’Amico Catholic University of America. celebration of Cardinal Munde­ only by a number. Apparently, ceremony outside his strictly offi­ ligious situation in Spain. translation of St. Thomas Aquinas’ lein’s episcopal silver jubilee, re­ Toronto.— A movement to chal­ cial functions. His Eminence was chosen from 18,000 applicants Senor Romero was received at in order to make sure that the de­ to make the expedition because of “ Quaestiones Disputatae” in Ger­ veals that more than 600 church lenge the spreading doctrines of cree be fully effective, the gov­ called the K. of C. “ rivals of the the Vatican with all the honors his exceptional record of service ABOLISH BAVARIAN man, with a commentary, generally buildings have been erected by atheism in this and other Cana­ ernor further forbids the exhuma­ first apostolic co-operators” and due his rank, and was introduced recognized as an extraordinary an an enlisted man in the navy. LEGATION TO POPE His Eminence since coming to Chi­ dian cities is being fostered by tion and removal of bodies for the the “ modern advance g[uard in the into the presence of the Holy Fa­ piece of work. cago and that 87 new parishes Baroness Catherine de Hueck, One of his sisters is a member of ther in the throne room. Pope purpose of translation to resting ranks of Catholic Action.” Pius Berlin.— The Bavarian legation have been established. well-known Catholic welfare work­ XI has called them “ to the side of the Order of Mercy at M t St. Pius replied to the ambassador’s places beyond the jurisdiction of Rita’s novitiate. at the Vatican was abolished by John Dillon’s Son, Priest, er. It is known as the "Houses the state. the ministers of God and the pas­ words of homage, and then in­ order of the German government. of Friendship Plan.” The doors tors of the Roman Church.” They vited Senor Romero to a personal This, it is explained, is a conse­ Is Received by Pius XI VATICAN CITY IS Bread to Poor After Death of the houses will be open to all Special Edition of Newspaper found a father in Benedict XV conversation in the Holy Father’s quence of the Reich reform law, NOW ONE PARISH comers. Books, magazines and private library. Baltimore.— There made its ap­ when they came to Rome and Pius London. — Fifty-three loaves which transfers the sovereign Vatican City.— Among the new­ newspapers will be supplied in an Following the personal inter­ pearance June 15 a 72-page sup­ XI is “ inflamed with the same were distributed to the poor after rights of Bavaria and other states ly ordained priests from the Pon­ Rome.—^h e territory of St. effort to counteract the propa­ plement to The Baltimore Catholic affection for them.” The Cardinal the death of Father Allred, 0. S. view with the Holy Father, Senor to the Reich. For the same reason tifical Beda college, in Rome, Peter’.s and St. John Lateran’s has Romero presented the piersonnel ganda of Communist reading Review commemorating the ter­ pointed out that the Italian gov­ F. C., of Oxford. Father Alfred the German envoy to the Holy See whom His Holiness received in recently undergone a great change. rooms. Each house will have a centenary of Maryland and the ernment co-operated with them by was 53 years of age. This distri of hfs special mission to'^he Pope, will no longer be accredited as audience was Father Brian Dillon,- Since the concordat with Italy and la^r visited His Eminence, kitchen equipped to supply re­ centennial of the birth of James giving the land for the new play­ bution of bread— a loaf for every Prussian minister, but will repre­ former lawyer and son of the late in 1929, parts of these parishes freshment for the visitors. Baron­ Cardinal Gibbons. ground. year— is a Franciscan custom. Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli, Papal sent the Reich alone, as embracing John Dillon, famous Irish deputy ceased to be in Italy, and now Secretary of State. The ambassa­ ess de Heuck said, and there all German states. in the British parliament. it has been arranged that the will be rooms arranged to fit dor then made the traditional visit Vatican City will be a parish of to the tomb of St. Peter in the the needs of the neighborhood. itself. All the territory outside Each will^have a sewing room, Vatican Basilica. Colored Priests Are Ordained 89 Lepers Put Selves Under Care of it which was formerly part of St. with machines for the use of the To Commemorate Mass Peter’s parish will be formed into poor. the parish of Santo Spirito, a “ In Toronto,” the Baroness Offered 180 Years Ago church quite close to St. Peter’s. said, “ there are 48 newspapers American Priest and Doctor in China Brownsville, Pa. — The 180th The Basilica of St. John Lateran catering to the workingman and anniversary oi the Mass celebrated and the portion about it that is propounding atheistical and com- here on July 1, 1754, by a chap­ now part of the Papal State will munistical teachings. They are New York.— (INS Wire.)-—Ac­ Testament— shunned and left; to no one will let a leper draw water lain of the French troops, which remain alone, and the rest of the printed in 18 languages. There cording to word received by Bishop shift for themselves.” While the from his well. In consequence, engaged George Washin^on in present parish is being divided are 15 halls actively engaged in James A. Walsh, superior general Chinese themselves were frequent­ they are suffering from diseases the battle of Fort Necessity in up among the parishes that sur­ this same work of undermining of the Maryknoll Fathers, Ossin­ ly struggling for the barest exist­ of the skin, malaria, nephritis, the French and Indian war, will round St. John’s quarter. faith.” ing, New York, the first leper col­ ence, lejjers were driven out of all acute anaemia, beri-beri, trachoma be celebrated with a Solemn Mass ony to be undertaken by Ameri­ communities. Father Sweeney and other diseases. We must and other services at S t Peter’s can Catholics in China has met made a start with 20 lepers in an clean up all tijese before we can church. The Mass in 1754 was with much success since its open­ abandoned Taoist shrine in a clus­ even start lepissy treatment. We the first one to be said in what ing last fall. ter of ramshackle huts. After have to go cautiously, avoiding is now Brownsville but was then Doctors Again Balk at The leper colony is situated near throwing out three idols from uA- suspicion and mistakes.” known as “ Red Stone.” Kongmoon, South China, and has der the dust of years. Father This report was made at the be­ been pioneered by a Maryknoll Sweeney began his work. ginning of the work, and later re­ Cardinal Hayes Confirms missioner, the Rev. Joseph A. “ Public opinion of the lepers is ports show that Father Sweeney Endorsing Birth Control Sweeney of New Britain, Connec­ low,” he says. “ Chinese looked on has been apparently successful. 496 Colored Converts ticut, assisted by Dr. Harry Blaber us at first as half-cracked for Despite local protests, he has New York. — Cardinal Hayes of Brooklyn, New York. wasting care and sympathy on de­ gathered 89 lepers in all. Only confirmed 496 Negro converts in Cleveland. — The American received less support this year Fatner Sweeney hag beeii in generates who in their opinion one has died, and one magistrate the Church of St. Charles Bor- Medical association, with an at­ than in any previous peering, and South China and Manchuria for ought to be shot. The lepers has offered an island in the Yeung- romeo in the heart of Harlem as tendance of more than 7,■000 dele­ the house of delegates, which over ten years. Recently he ob­ themselves are suspicious that you kong river if the hundreds of thousands of persons milled gates and visitors, turned down reached its decision, did not even tained leave to make a personal will give them ‘the black bottle,’ lepers in his district can be cared about the packed church to get a birth control action for the fifth report its decision to the conven­ study of the leprosaria in the col- and if one happens to die within for. glimpse of the Cardinal Archbishop consecutive year. The meeting tion. Its opinions, if the dele­ ony founded by Father Damien in the first days, you may be accused “ The absolute 'limit of cost to of New York on his visit to the These four Colored priests of the Society of the Divine Word, adjourned without taking any ac­ gates gave expression to any, were the island of Molokai and also the of poisoning him. No village cover air expenses seems, to be $3 gnreat Colored section of the city. the first to be graduated from St. Augustine’s seminary at Bay St.Lou(s, tion on a resolution submitted to not made public. Earlier in the Federal institution in Louisiana. wants lepers grouped in the neigh­ a month for each patient,” writes One White man w as' confirmed Mississippi, were recently ordaiued by the Most Rev. Richard O. the house of delegates, the govern­ week women delegates individu­ Conditions so far as lepers are borhood. Ours are only tolerated. Father Sweeney. “ That monthly with the large crowd of Colored Gerow, Bishop of Natchez. They will devote themselves to the aposto- ing body of the association, seek­ ally were quoted in newspapers as concerned were found to be very "The poor creatures live in the cost is a striking contrast to the persons in Father William R. Mc­ late of the Colored Catholics in the United States. The four are: The ing to have the association go favoring state and national legis­ different in troubled South China. lowest squalor. They know noth­ $5 daily expense in the United Cann’s church. The Cardinal Rev. Maurice Rousseve, the Rev. Vincent Smith, the Rev. Anthony on record favoring a national sur­ lation, permitting the dissemina­ “ They were treated,” says Father ing of soap. They get water from States Federal leprosarium in Lou­ spoke briefly to the throng before Bourges and the Rev. Francis Wade. It is planned to gradnate a vey regarding birth control. tion of birth control literature, Sweeney, “ like those of the Old a ditch draining rice fields because isiana. But this is China!” conferring the sacrament. class of Colored priests from this seminary each year. Birth control, observers said. through the mails or otherwise. PAGE F f l E REGISTER Sunday, June 24, 1934 Catholic Action Described Benedictine Liturgy and THE REGISTER Published Every Week by The Catholic Publishing Society, Inc. 988 Bannock Street, Denver, Colo. Post Office Box 1497 Abbey Studies Bird Lfa Charter Giren to Nuns’ College Art Experts to Lecture President.. „Most Rev. Bishop UrbaiKJ. Vehr, D.D., Denver by Pope’ s Delegate to U. S. Hooksett, N. H.— A college President-Emeritus——Most Rev. Bishop J. Henry Tihen, D.D., Wichita', Kansas Manchester, N. H.— The bird Editor-General------Rt. Rev. Msgr. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D. sanctuary at St. Anselm’s abbey charter has been granted by the Cologne.— The Very Rev. Al-i the leadership of the well-known Managing Editor------JIubert A. Smith, Jour. D. Cleveland.— “ However manifold quent reception of the sacra­ here is now twelve years old. Es­ legislature tp Mount Saint Mary Associate Editors— Rev. Barry Wogan, M.A., B j,s Rev. Thornes Coleman, A.B.; its plans, far-reaching its outlook ments, particularly the life-giving and the Sisters of Mercy have an­ bert Hammenstede, O.S.B., prior’ Benedictine historian and scholar. Edward C. Day, Jr.. A.B> LL.B.; Hillard F. Everett. B.N.S. tablished by the Benedictine Fa­ of the famed Abbey of Maria Abbot Ildephons Hepregen, the and varied its program, Catholic Sacrament of the Holy Eucharist, thers, it comprises about 200 nounced that college courses will DIOCESAN EDITIONS ■ li‘ Laach, and Dom Bonaventure Laach community has for many Action has always one aim— to and that liturgical life of the acres and is in charge of the St. begin next September, under the CENTRAL CALIFORNIA REGISTER (Fresno) bring the truth of the Catholic Church which manifests the mys­ presidency of the Most Rev. John Dreesbach, O.S.B., director of the years been devoting special atten­ Most Rev. Bishop Philip G. Scher, D.D., President R t Rev. Michael SnUivan, Editor Anselm’s Ornithological society, Maria Laach school of liturgical tion to the development of the faith in practical service and prac­ teries of Christ’s life whereby we which holds weekly meetings. The B. Peterson, Bishop of Manches­ SUPERIOR CALIFORNIA REGISTER (Sacramento) art, who are to visit the United scientific and artistic phases of the Most Rev. Bishop Robert J. Armstrong, D.D., President tical living unto our fellowmen: both imitate and are able to imi­ moderator, the Rev. Eugene Goell- ter. Courses leading to the de­ Rev. Patrick A. McHugh, S.T.B., Editor and Business Manager to promote charity and justice; to tate Him. grees of Bachelor of Arts, Bache­ States in July and August, will liturgy, along with the full litur­ NEBRASKA REGISTER (Grand Island) ner, O.S.B., is a master in science expound their ideals of liturrical gical life observed at the monas­ protect the weak: to assist the “ The Holy Father would have lor of Education and Bacnelor of Host Rev. Bishop 8. V. Bona, D.D., President: Rev. Patrick HcDaid (No. Platte), in zoology from the University of ...... lo ter# according to the Rule of St. Editor; Business Director, Rev. Paul Wiese, Grand Island poor and lift them from their pov­ us bring home to ourselves the Science will be given, and the col­ study and art that have so long Chicago. He is well, known in Bienedict. Recently it established EASTERN MONTANA REGISIEB (Great Falls) erty: to educate youth: to foster truth that we should be ‘alive,’ lege will be open to both day and flourished at the abbey. Under Host Rev. Bishop Edwin V. O’Hara, D.D., LL.D., President many of the bird societies of New a “ Liturgical academy” open to the sanctity of marriage: to both as individuals and as mem­ England and in the United States resident students. It is considered Rev. John E, Regan, Editor and Business Onager strengthen family and social life,” bers of the Church which is the particularly fitting that this first priests of the order and other WESTERN MONTANA REGISTER (Helena) biological survey at Washington, scholars specially interested Most Rev. Bishop Ralph L. Hayes, D.O., President His Excellency the Most Rev. Am- living union of the faithful under college for women in New Hamp­ Rev. Patrick Casey, Editor and Business Manager D. C., for his outstanding work in wherein a complete course of _ in- leto Giovanni Cicognani, Apostolic and with their Bishops. The Cath­ bird life. The society publishes a shire should be under the auspices NEVADA REGISTER (Reno) ciiiiu: uis' stniction, covering both the scien­ Most Rev. Bishop Thomas K. Gorman, D.D., J.C.L., D.Se.Ulst, Pres, and Editor Delegate to the United States, de­ olic must ever remember that he of the Sisters of Mercy, as they magazine, Archaeoptery. tific and the practical aspects of SOUTHERN N E B B A S^ REGISTER (Lincoln) clared here June 17. is a member of this great living are the oldest community devoted _Host Rev. Bishop Louis B. Kueera, O.D., Prasident Honor Canadian Cardinal liturgy, is given by specially The occasion was a diocesan re­ union. His duty as such a mem­ to the cause of education in the Rev. Maurice Helmann, Editor and Business Manager trained monks. The course, which 0 WEST VIRGINIA REGISTER (Wheeling) ber is expressed by the Holy Fa­ Windsor, Ont.— When Cardinal state. ception to His Excellency at the is designed to be. completed in a Most Rev. Bishop John J. Swint, D.D., President time of the Catholic Hospital ther as follows: ‘As every Chris­ Villeneuve. came to Windsor for Senator McCarran Sidetracks Bill Rev. Frederick J. Schwertz, H.A., Editor and Business Manager the annual meeting of the Holy Washington. — The so-called FiDElUIi WILLtwo-year period, already has at­ PEORIA REGISTER (Peoria, Ulinois) Association convention. The Apos­ tian receives the supernatural life tracted the interest of scholars Moat Rev. Bishop J. H. Scblarman, D.D., Ph.D„ J.C.D., President which circulates in the veins of the Name socie^. Fourth Degree Hastings birth control bill, which tolic Delegate, speaking on “ Req­ from all parts of Europe and some Rev. W. G. Irish, Editor uisites of Catholic Action,” said mystical Body of Christ— that Knights of Columbus from De­ would amend three sections of the The Denver Catholic Register Is also a part of this newspaper chain. criminal code to permit the dis­ from America. St. John’s abbey, in part: abundant life that Christ Himself troit served as a guard of honor for the Cardinal Archbishop of semination of birth control in­ Collegeville, Minnesota; St. Mary’s Price of The Register (dated every Sunday), SI a year. In bundle lots, one “ Catholic Action iflv ^ e d upon, said He came to bring on earth, cent a copy if bought regularly for tale or distribution. Quebec. His Eminence reviewed formation and devices, was passed abbey, Newark, and St. Anselm’s presupposes - the pdelity of the so he must transfuse it into others 15,000 members of the Holy Name by the United States senate with­ priory, Washington, D. C., have Catholic to those means of per­ who either do not possess it or Entered as Second Class Hatter at Post OtBee, Denver, Colorado. society as they filed past the re­ out a record vote, but was at once Washington.— National units of already sent one or more mem­ sonal sanctification and those evi­ who possess it too sparsely and the International Federation of bers of their communities to the more in appearance than reality.’ viewing stand in Jackson park. reconsidered on the motion of The Register now has the largest circulation of religious newspapers in the dences of public worship without Senator Pat McCarran of Ne­ Catholic Alumnae are to be or­ academy. English language. ----- which there can be no Christian (Letter of Pius XI, March, 1934, Open-Air Lectures Giren ganized in England, Ireland and to Cardinal Patriarch of Lisbon). vada, and was put aside without life at all. First of all, the Cath­ Galveston, Texas.— A series of being voted on again. McCarran Scotland, Mrs. Philip A. Brennan olic will be not only faithful to, “ The voice of the Holy Father open-air lectures on modem prob­ is a Catholic. of Brooklyn, New York, president, he will diligently cultivate the has been heard everywhere— and lems and evils and the solutions Fifty Converts Aro Confirmed just returned from Europe, re­ spirit and the practice of prayer; from eve^ nation has come an for them to be found in the en­ Chicago.— ^Fifty adult converts vealed in an interview. _ TTiere is attendance at Holy Mass; the fre- enthusiastic answer. Organized cyclicals of the Popes has just were confirmed in Old St. Mary’s already a national unit of the The Reguter Shopping Guide Catholic Action is now operative been sponsored here by a commit­ Paulist church by the Most Rev. federation in Canada. MR. AND MRS. SHOPP£R<—*Tht R«fUt«r rscomaMndt tkJt alphabtticaUyw N. Y. Aldermen Consider in every country, in Asia and in tee of Catholic laymen. The first William D. O’Brien, auxiliary Lady* Margaret Armstrong, wife Indexed Uet ef busineee end ______peop]people for your noede. Ae leeders Africa, in Europe and in America. lecture in the series, which was of the former British consul gen­ in tbeir verieot jinee, they ere well eq ^ p ed to glee you excellent eerrlce. Bishop of Chicago and president Ghre Ibea e trial and ebow your appre^tfon.lion. for they are co-eperatlng w l^ Anti-Tyranny Resolution Catholic Action, insofar as it is given in the Miller Memorial eral at New York, has been named OF FIRST MISS ue in glWng you a finer publication. of the Catholic Church Extension the spreading of Christ’s kingdom New York.— The persecution of Open-Air theater by permission of society. Nine bom Catholics— six' a riustee of the federation and on earth, is as old as the Church. the city council, was delivered by entrusted with the work of organ- Catholics in Mexico and what are children and three adults— also It is always the same in principle, Eng- DOG AND CAT HOSPITAL GROCERY described as “ pagan” practices of the Rev. Dr. George T. Keon, who received the sacrament at the izing the national units in Eng for its maxims are those of the spoke on “ Human Liberty: Its land, Ireland and Scotland, Mrs. the Nazi government in Germany same time. The converts, from SmO III MICIIUII DR. W. F. LOCKE “ in suppressing all religious Gospel. The appucation of its Moral and Material Aspect.” numerous religious sects, had been Brennan announced. Lady Mar­ Westerkamp Bros. principles will be the more or the thought and all forms of religious 4 in Single Family Are Religious received into the Church through garet, who was formerly Miss Mar­ KE. 8613 KE. 8613 KE. 9043 5106 Wash. worship” are characterized as less extensive as the zeal of the the ministrations of the Paulist garet Hanry of Brooklyn, is re­ Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.— One of 1216 Speer Blvd. faithful increases or decreases. Washington.— ^Four of the chil­ Talk— Don’t Walk— “ barbaric and uncivilized” in a Fathers to their only parishioner^ siding in England, where her hus­ the most important Catholic his­ VETERINARUN The works to which it will devote dren of Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh of torical events in the Northwest Telephone Your Order resolution introduced in the board -^the loop’s passing throng. band is stationed. There are al­ Small Animal Specialists itself will differ from age to age, Lawrence, Massachusetts, are in ready three affiliations to the I. teriritory for 1934 will be staged Everything a Good Grocery of aldermen of New York city. the religious life. The Rev. Thom­ Athletes to Gather in Milwankee Should Have according to the needs of the Milwaukee, Wise. — With na­ F. C. A. in each England and Ire­ here July 1, when 2,000 Holy The resolution, which seeks to as F. Walsh, O.S.A., the fourth Cat and Dog Hospital Beat Foods at Lowest Prices memorialize the state department Church, to changes in govern­ tional honors and a summer for­ land. Name men will attend a Field Mass CLIPPING—SURGERY— DISEASE mental systems, in economic and member of the family to become Development of the Mary’s day to open the Nicolet Tercentennial We Deliver “ to make representation to such a religious, was ordained at the eign tour as their goals, hundreds countries, Consistent with esteb- social conditions. It is adaptable of the neatest athletes in the observance, sponsored by the I. celebration. 'The, celebration. to every exigency of time and National Shrine. of the Immacu­ F. C. A., will go hand in hand commemorating the landing of vvuwvvvuvvvs/vvvuvvwwvu REAL ESTATE ft INSURANCE lished precedent, to cease religious late Conception, here. United States will gather here persecutions, as ■ contrary to the place. It is the source whence Friday and Saturday, June 29 and with the or^nizatiom of the fed­ Jean Nicolet. noted French ex­ The firms listed here de­ HORACE W. BENNETT & best interests of internal relation­ spring those treasures for hu­ Historians Elect Officers 30, for the forty-seventh annual eration in England, Ireland and plorer, here in 1634, will also be the three hundredth anniversary COMPANY ships and inimical to that friendly manity’s well-being and “human­ New York.— Percy J. King was track and field championships of Scotland, M ^ Brennan said. The serve to be remembered of the first Mass celebrated in the TAbor 1271 TAbor 1271 intercourse among all nations, so ity’s care that are ever ancient yet re-elected president of the United America, under the auspices of observance in the United States when you are distributing ever new. States Catnolic Historical society the Amateur Athletic union, in has spread enormously since it was state of Michigan. The Mass, 210 Tabor Building essential to an enlightened civili­ REAL ESTATE zation,” was referred to the Prayer for Zeal at the annual meeting here. Other the Marquette university stadium. first promoted just seven years which will be attended by Gover­ your patronage in the dif- LOANS AND INVESTMENTS board’s committee on. rules. “ From the very first the men officers selected are as follows: Outstanding athletes in the cham­ ;o, Mrs. Brennan continued, nor William A. Comstock of Mich­ fexpnt lines of business. Frederic J. Fuller, vice president; pionships here will be- selected by ary’s day seeks to spread the igan and high dignitaries of the Choice Apartments for Rent The consular representatives of and women who were the disciples INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS Mexico and Germany failed to at­ Henry Bidder, treasurer; Arthur the A.A.U. for summer tours to iractice of honoring the Blessed Catholic Church, will be celebrat­ IVVWVVVVVWWIAM/WSAMA of the first Apostles also were en­ ed at Brady, park on the shores of tend a subsequent meeting called gaged in Catholic Action. The F. J. Remy, recording secretary; Sweden and Japan. Virgin under the title of “ Mary, the Mother of Mankind.” Observ- St. Mary’s river at the foot by Bernard S. Deutsch, president infant Church under Saint Peter the■ “Rev. James‘ n.E. Nc Noonan, cor­ Convert Bulletin Appears ande is fixed for the Saturday im­ of the Sault rapids. of the board. and his fellow Apostles immediate responding secretary; E. P.Herber- New York.— St. Paul’s guild, mediately preceding Mother’s day, ly inspired the faithful to Catholic mann, executive secretary, and thb the organization which is con­ Honored Action suited to the needs of their Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph F. Delany, cerned with helping former Prot­ on which day the observers attend Endorsed FilmS/ Preferred Parish Trading List day. It would take too long even librarian. The society this year estant clergymen and their fami­ Mass, receive Holy Communion, to summarize the marvelous his­ marks its golden jubilee and a lies who are in distress ^owing to wear visibly all day the Miraculous The following is the list of en­ tory of Catholic Action and its celebration in observance of the conversion to Catholicism, has Medal, and make a “ Mary’s Mite” dorsed motion pictures issued fruits. At times such action has event will be held some time in just published the first issue of its offering in honor of the Blessed monthly by the Motion Picture shown itself as a veritable crusade November. i , quarterly bulletin. The Epistle. Mother, The “ Mary’s Mite” is not bureau of the International Fed­ St. Francis St. Dominic’s wherein numberless Christians Scranton Women Organiso Cistercian Abbot Visits U. S. contributed to the federation, but eration of Catholic Alumnae and to one’s church, schools, or what­ CTve themselves and all they had Scranton, Pa.— ^Upwards of 1,- New York.— The Abbot of the published weekly by The Register: for its holy cause. And we pray 300 delegates representing every Cistercian Abbey of Mount Mel- ever project the individual desires. Saitable for entire fxmilr. Chxnze of De Sales’ Heart* •, The Crime of Helen Stan- that again Catholic Action will Parisian every deanery registered leray, Ireland, the Rt. Rev. Celsus ley***. Half a Sinner**, Hell Bent for know such zeal, tuch sacrifices, for the organization meeting of O’ Connell, has urrived in New Peruvian Girl Is Wed to Love*, In h o tt ^ th Life*. Little Hite such inspiration.” the Scranton Diocesan Council of York to visit the Cistercian hquses Marker**, The Loudspeaker*. Smoklne COAL Catholic Social Worker Gum*. Thirty-Day Prlncete*; for ma­ T H E BROADWAY Catholic Women,, when the Most in the United States and Canada. ture audiences. The Black Cat**, The Pinon Fuel & Supply Co. Rev. Thomas C. O’Reilly, Bishop He was formerly Abbot to Mount Los Angeles.— Miss Rosa Elena DEPARTMENT Address by Msgr^^Ryan Huaco, daughter of Daniel T. Journal of Crime**, 'Stingaree***. (One of Scranton, pledj?ed his own co­ St. Bernard’s, Coalville, England. star denotes good, two very good and STORE COMPANY F. A. Mumford, Mgr. in Congressional Record operation and guidance> and that Carmelite Official Welcomed Huaco, a member of the Peruvian three excellent). Lump Coal, $5.00 and up of every priest in the see. Fol­ Englewood, N. J.— The Very congress, became the bride of Previously reviewed, for^families. Bot­ Steam Coal, $2.25 and up Washington.— Excerpts from an toms Up. City Limits, The Countess of J, M. CONES, Pr^s. lowing Mass at St. Peter’s Cathe­ Rev. Hilary J. Doswald, O.Carm., Ralph Edmund Rogers in a cere­ W. 25th and Decatur GA. 5125 address on “ The Present Critical mony at the Newman chapel on Monte (Msto, The Crovrn of Thoms, Situation” by the Rt. .Rev. Msgr.. dral, where the sermon was prior general of the Order of Car­ David Harum, Devil Tiger, Harold Teen, 21 to SI South Broadway reached by M sn. Martin J. melites, who has arrived in the the campus of the University of The House of Rothschild, I’U Tell the John A. Ryan, director of the De­ California. Peruvian Consul Gen­ World,' Keep 'Em Rolling, The Man partment of Social Action, Na­ I’Connor, chancellor of the dio­ United States, is now at the Car­ Trailer. Murder in Trinidad, Mystery of 7 g melite monastery here, the east­ eral Berchmeyer of San Francisco Mr. X, No Greater Glory, St. Anthony tional Catholic Welfare confer­ cese, the business sessions of the L. C. B. A. organization meeting opened at ern headquarters of the National gave the bride in marriage. of Padua. The Show-Off, Six of a Kind, Annunciation ence, have been published in The Speed 'Wings, Stand Up and Cheer, St. Mary’s Branch No. 298 Marywood college, the auditorium Carmelite Little Flower society. Rogers holds a Master’s degree Concessional Record. The pub­ Twenty Million Sweethearts, Voice in the Meetings held every second and fourth | of which was taxed to capacity. Father Doswald was greeted here from Notre Dame university and Night, Wild Cargo. You Can’t Buy lication was at the request of is affiliated with the Catholic Wel­ LONDON MARKET AND Thursdays of the month at 3 o’clock. by the entire body of Carmelite Everything, You’re Telling Me; for HOLY GHOST CHURCH HALL United States Senator Bronson fare bureau in Los Angeles. adults only. As the Earth Turns, Beg­ GROCERY 19th AND CALIFORNU STS. Cutting of New Mexico. The ad­ priests of New Jersey, garbed in gars in Ermine, The Cat and the Fid­ Parent and Brother of the full habit of their order. dle, The Crime Doctor, Death Takes a OSCAR TUNNELL, Prop. dress was delivered by Msgr. Ryan Holiday. The Line-Up, The Lost Patrol, at a banquet concluding the state 866 Get Degrees in Chicago Catholic Boy Winner Many Religious Is Dead Chicago. — ’Two of Chicago’s Melody in Spring. The Ninth Guest, Spit­ Quality Meats and Groceries convention of the Knights of Co­ fire, One Is Guilty, This Side of Heaven, Catholic universities bestowed de- in National Contest lumbus at Richmond. 'Three on a Honeymoon, Where Sinners 3800 Walnut llreet Pittsburgh, Pa.— Charles Lan- rees upon 866 men and women. Breaux Bridge, La. — Curley Meet, ’Die Witching Hour. genbacher, father of the Rev. Ru­ Eoyola university’s graduates Bernard, student at St. Bernard’s Phones: MA. 5239— KE. 3937 Notable Staff Will Teach pert Langjenbacher, C.P., former numbered 657. The Rev. Dr. high school here, won first place St. Anne’s Shrine, missionary in China, and of Sister Peter Guilday, professor of in the southern zone of the na­ USE Mist Mary O’Reilly of Washing­ Medical Mission Course M. Clara of the Sisters of Charity Church history at the Catholic tional contest conducted by The DRUGS Pricos Erery Day ton, D. C., assistant director of New York.— A notable staff of of Nazareth, Kentucky, died here University of America, delivered Scholastic News and has been the United States mint, since lecturers is being enlisted for the at the age of 69. His brother, the the address to the graduates and awarded a free trip to Washing­ CORBETT’S TWO *SoM£tiL STORES Arvada * ton, D. C. In the contest, which 1924, was the recipient of the five weeks’ course of instruction Rev. Dominic Langenbacher, C.P., received the honorary degree, SAME PRICES Mass on Sunday at 8:30 A. M. Via Veritatis medal for 1934, on sanitation, first-aid, hygiene formerly was Prefect Apostolic of Doctor of Laws. Degrees were he Won over students from 14 ICE presented at the commencement and similar topics, to be given Hunan, China, and is now sta­ conferred, upon 209 graduates of southern states and the Canal Sunday Devotions at 7:45 P. M. exercises of the College of Our here this summer to a ^oup of tioned at Hankow. The deceased De Paul university. Zone, the Catholic boy wrote an CREAM Lady of the Elms, Chicopee, prospective missionary priests, sis­ man also had two sisters in re­ 25,000 to Be at Slovak Rally essay on “ The Spread of Fascism” 3401 Frar.WIln St. 3101 Williams 8t NOVENA IN HONOR OF ST. and answered a series of questions Massachusetts, by the Most Rer. ters and brothers, who will work ligion, Sister M. Gretchen, su­ Cleveland. — Twenty-five thou­ ANNE ON THURSDAY AT 7:45 Thomas M. O’Leary, Bishop of in the United States and in the perior of St. Thomas’ oimhanage sand persons are expected to at­ dealing with the New Deal and Springfield. Miss O’Reilly, who is foreign field. The course is under at Louisville, and Sister M. Dolor- tend the silver jubilee convention other topics of current interest. Francis J. Fisher, Ihc. DE SELLEM a natire of Chicopee, has been in the direction of the Rev. Edward ine of St. Agnes’ convent. Union- of the First Catholic Slovak union The Scholastic News is a national high school weekly. TAbor 6204 FUEL AND FEED CO. government service since 191S. F. Garesche, S.J., president of the town, Kentucky. at the Hotel Cleveland Sept. 3 to The firms listed here de­ The medal is awarded annually by Catholic Medical Mission board, 9. Preliminary announcement of CHARLES A. DeSELLEH the college to a woman who has and Dr. Paluel J. Flagg, chairman the program was made by George St. Anthony Is Made Cement, Piaster, Mortar Wo Ship by Rail serve to be remembered of the medical committee, and Dr. Film Will Help Teach M Lukacs. Two thousand ath' when you are distributing been outstanding in her field of Metal Lath, Stucco PHONE TA. 320B W. H. Redden, chief of the first- letes, members of the organiza­ Patron of Portugal endeavor and has remained a loyal History of Nursing 3STH AND WALNUT your patronage in the dif­ Catholic. The medal was award­ aid department of the New York tion, will take part in a field meet Vatican City.— St. Anthony of 2363 BLAKE ST. DENVER ( in the municipal stadium. Padua has been proclaimed Patron RES. PHONE MA. 8544 ferent lines of business. ed last year to Mrs. Alfred E chapter of the American Red Chicago.— Progress in plans to t Smith. Cross. Editor Get* Honorary Degree of Portugal by a Papal brief. The produce a moving picture depict­ New York.— Patrick F. Soanlan, document, repalling the universal­ ing the history of nursing, frotn managing editor of The Brooklyn ity of the devotion towards St. the dawn of civilization to date, Tablet, official organ of the Dio­ Anthony, says that His Holiness t Postmaster General Honored was announced by Sister Mary cese of Brooklyn, was awarded the willingly consents to the request DENVER BUSINESS DIRECTORY Therese, educational director of honorary degree. Doctor of Let­ of Cardinal Cerejeira, Patriarch the John B. Murphy hospital ters, by Fordham university at the of Lisbon, and of the Episcopate school of nursing. The film is of Portugal and names the saint institution’s eighty-ninth annual DRUGGISTS TOWEL & LINEN SUPPLY to be sponsored 1^ the Illinois commencement. Degress were patron of their country. Ca ‘conference of the CatholicCa ‘conference Hospi­ awarded to 635 graduates of the YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS tal association. Nursing educators MOUNTAIN TOWEL SUPPLY CO. university’s various schools at the Msgr. Donohue Succeeds will be filled eorreetly at desiring to use visual means in WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY Service Furnished for Offices, Barbers, exercises, over which Cardinal Ph. SO. 2096 I09S South Gaylord S t Restaurants, Stores and Banquets teaching nursing history_ today Hayes, Archbishop of New York, Bishop Lucey as Pastor must rely on slides. Sister Therese Los Angeles. — The Rt. Rev. MAia 7960 presided. Others to receive hon­ YOU Patronize bur Advertisers ° T * p* DUNN, Manager pointed out, and the purpose of ors:^ degrees are as follows: ’The Msgr. George Donohue, for many decide! the film will be to modernize this Very Rev. Msgr. Mallick J. Fitz- years pastor of Sacred Heart par­ feature of the nursing curriculum. atrick and Thomas E. Murray, ish, has been appointed pastor of “ Bluhill makes more octor of Laws, and the Rev. St. Anthony’s parish in Long cups of better coffee ’ S Beach, where he succeeds the Francis P. Donnelly, S.J., Doctor is a worthwhile story Most Rev. Robert E. Lucey, new of Letters. for you to decide VINCENTIAN BROTHERS New Causes of Papal Cross Given to Woman Bishop of Amarillo. Msgr. Dono­ St. Louis.— The Most Rev. John hue has served the diocese for Only your good judg­ are called to a beautiful and lofty vocation, co­ J. Glennon, Archbishop of St. more than 25 years. He returned ment can decide this operating with the priests in the work of the Canonization Up Louis, officiated at a ceremony recently from Rome, where he in­ story. Your money when the Papal Cross Pro Eccle- terviewed the Holy Father. back if you wish It. mission, both at home and abroad. They reap Before Vatican sia et Pontifice was bestowed upon an abundant harvest of souls in the service of” Miss Mary L. Hoxsey, for 45 years 1,000 Pupils Sing at .V. PRIZES The Master. president of the Queen’s Daugh­ Vatican City.— Three causes for ters. Archbishop Glennon spoke, Mass for Archbishop 12 trips to Yellow­ stone or Chicago-all beatification were introduced and telling in what high esteem the ♦ Milwaukee. — One thousand T0U N 6 MEN a cause for canonization was re­ (iatholic school pupils sang at a expenses paid. Ask organization is held and, referring vour grocerl feeling themselves called to serve God in the sumed at a meeting of the Con­ to Miss Hoxsey, said: “ Among the special Mass offered here for gregation of Rites. The causes officers one stands pre-eminent for Archbishop Samuel Stritch’s safe religious state are requested to write us. We journey to Rome and back. The assure you a prompt and sincere,response. Espe­ for beatification introduced were length of service, for fidelity in all lOCDpoooaQ'^ those of Frederick Albert, a Pied­ these years and for her otherwise choir sang under the direction of cially welcome are those who are skilled in any montese parish priest who died in noble Christian life.” Prof. Otto Singenbellger. trade. 1786; Mary Amelia Fristel, foun­ Pope Bletie* La Crosse Women dress of the Institute of the Sis­ La Crosse, Wise.— Stimulated For particulars write to: ters of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus by the blessing of His Holiness, Young Men! What Is Your Vocation? REVEREND FATHER SUPERIOR, and Mary, and Gennaro de Rosa, conveyed through Cardinal Pa- St. Mary's Seminary, canon of Naples, who died in celli. Papal Secretary of State, the The Brothers of the Congregitlon of Holy Cross, whose Motherhonse is et Postmaster General James A. FarUy is shown Teceiring the 1908. The cause for the canoni­ Notre Dame, Indiana, are desirous that every boy and young man should Perryville, Missouri. ) La Crosse Diocesan Council of have a copy of honorary degree of Doctor of Laws from the hands of His Eminence zation of Blessed Joseph Cafasso, Catholic Women, organized at a Patrick Cardinal Hayes at the 81st commencement exercises of Man­ patron and inspirer of St. John meeting held here May 24, has en­ THE TRAINING OF A BROTHER hattan college. New York. The Most Rer. Stephen J. Donahue, Aux­ Bosco, was resumed. Blessed Jos­ tered upon the program set down Booklet price ten cents PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS iliary Bishop of New York, also was made a Doctor of Laws. The eph Cafasso died in 1860 and was for it by the Most Rev. Alexander Sacred Heart College Watertown, Wisconiin Cardinal is a member of the class of 1888. (Wide World photo.) beatified in 1925. J. McGavick, Bishop of La Crosse. THEY ARE RELIABLE I Sunday, June 24, 1934 T H E REGISTER PAGE THRlJic-

**STRANGE BUT TRUE’* By M. J. Murray ASK AND LEARN For the , Peter, Paul Addresi; P. O. Box 1497, Donror, Colorado Children Would it bo o (in to 4ot noodlet of Peter as the Rock upon whom Spread Church that haTO been cooked with chick­ the Church would be built. He Punishment o f' en on Friday, if one did not eat said the gates of hell should not fny of the meat? If beans are prevail against it; just before He Sennacherib cooked on Friday, with one dice “ Prince of the Apostles” Crucified Head arose to heaven. He ordered the The holy King, Ezechias, who of bacon used to about a quart Apostles to teach all nations to ruled over the ancient kingdom of of beans, nay the beans be eaten? Downwards; “Apostle of the Gentiles” “ observe all things whatsoever I Juda shortly before the time of "The law of abstinence,” ac­ have commanded you” (Matt, the Babylonian captivity, was on cording to canon 1250, “ forbids xxviii, 20. Notice He says all Was Also Martyred at Rome . one occasion besieged in Jerusa­ the eating of flesh meat and of things, not what tuings we care to broth made of meat, but does not lem by the Assyrian general, (The Liturgy— Prepared for The Martyrs. Wednesday is a day accept); likewise Christ told the Rabsaces, who had been sent by exclude the use of e ^ , milk and Apostles that those who would not Rcgi«ter by the Rer. Thomas F. within the octave of St. John the the products of milk, nor any King Sennacherib to demand .the Coleman.) Baptist. Thursday, June 28, the hear the Church were to be to surrender of the city. Rabsaces, seasonings, even those made from The fifth Sunday after Pente­ vigil of the Feast of Sts. Peter them as the heathen and the pub­ in the name of his master, uttered the fat of animals.” Inasmuch cost, June 24, is the Feast of the and Paul, Apostles, honors the licans. It is absurd, therefore, to horrible blasphemies against the as the chicken broth in which Nativity of St. John the Baptist. memory of St. Iranaeus, Bishop hold that the original Christian God of heaven, who, he assured noodles are cooked would be for­ Monday, June 25, is given to S i and Martyr. June 29, Friday, is Church ever lost the truth or the Jews, would be no more able bidden, the noodles themselves William, Abbot, and Tuesday, the Feast of Sts. Peter and Paul, needed reform in doctrine. It to protect his people than the idols could not be eaten unless they June 26, to Sts. John and Paul, Apostles. Saturday, June 30, is could not. “ Behold I am with you whom they worsliipped had been were separated from the broth, a all days, even to the consumma­ known as the Commemoration of able to OTotect the neighboring na­ St. Paul. condition that is hardly practic­ tion of the world,” Christ says in tions. Being compelled to aban­ Cardinal Lauds Jews able. As for the beans, the slice the very last words of St. Mat­ don the siege, in order to lead his of bacon would be merely season­ Sanctified Before thew’s Gospel. The only reason army against the King of Ethi­ In Jubilee Address ing. The bacon should not be why any sect is ever established opia, he wrote a letter to Ezechias, Boston.— “ The entire civilized He Was Born eaten, but the beans may be, in is because it wishes to discard in which he repeated his former world must honor the story of the The Feast of the Nativity of St. accordance with the canon. some of the truths held by the great race of Israel,” said Car­ John the Baptist is one of the old­ Catholic Church or to teach some­ blasphemies, and threatened, upon his return, to destroy the holy dinal O’Connell as he delivered an est in the liturgy of the Church. Is a parson who is only sprinkled thing the Catholic Church has not city, if it did not appease his mas- i eloquent plea for patriotism, Though the memory of all other in a Protestant Church validly held as part of God’s revelatiop. ter’s anger by a timely submission. American unity, law observance saints is honored on the day of baptised? It is illogical to think God can be The pious Ezechias was struck and tolerance before a throng of theit death, when they entered Baptism by sprinkling, when indifferent to man’s tampering with horror at the words of the 30,000 at the celebration of his into glory, that of St. John is kept the proper words are spoken dur­ with the revelation He has given on the day of his birth. There is letter, and, carrying it into the golden sacerdotal jubilee. The ing the sprinkling, is valid when and which He divinely protects quite a difference of opinion just temple of God, he there spread it Cardinal paid glowing tribute to the water strikes and flows over against adulteration in the Cath­ when St. John was sanctified, open, and with many tears and the Jewish race as he spoke to the the skin. It is so difficult to make olic Church. though ail authorities hold that fervent prayers besought the Lord crowd, which included, among sure of the flow when sprinkling The passage you quote from it was before his birth. Some say t6 avenge the insult offered to many prominent personages, Govr is used that this Baptism by as­ Mark is a magnificent proof, how­ it was at the moment of his ra­ Him upon the head of the blas­ ernor Ely, Senator David I. persion is illicit in th^ Catholic ever, that we should not sit in tional conception. The ^ rly Fa­ phemer. He then went, for con­ Walsh, James M. Curley, former Church (that is, its use is for­ judgment on individuals. We thers seem agreed that his sancti­ solation and advice, to the holy mayor of Boston, and James S. bidden). It was used, however, Catholics deplore heresy, but we fication took place when the prophet Isaias, and was assured Bruin, mayor of Lowell, the Car­ in the ancient Celtic rite. A per­ make no attempt to declare the Blessed Virgin visited her cousin, by him, on the part of God, that dinal’s birthplace. Speaking of son baptized by sprinkling in a standing before God of individ­ the glories of the Jews, the Car­ his mother, St. Elizabeth. Protestant denomination would uals who do not adhere to our the blasphemies uttered against the Lord should not remain un­ dinal said in part, “ It was the Lived as Hermit always be conditionally baptized Church. Unquestionably the in­ Jewish racq that preserved the Ten if he were to come into the Cath­ dividual spoken of by Christ in punished. in the Apennines Tms "loWcf vjIucL Commandments. . . . When every­ olic Church. the passage to which you refer “ And it came to pass that where the peoples of the earth St. William was born in Pied­ was in absolutely good faith. Our sW ls in- ttie night,” says the sacred writer, worshipped false gods, worshipped mont in 1085 and at an early age Can a person be married in an­ theologians hold that it is possi­ M iddie e ff Newrait “ that an Angel of the Lord came heathen idols, worshipped Jove lost his parents, but he was reared other parish without the consent ble for a non-Catholic to work a and slew, in the camp of the Pidoeds P rin cip e and Venus and Apollo, the Jewish by pious Christian relatives, who of her own parish priest? miracle, although not in testimony Assyrians, a hundred and eighty- rooted the faith deeply in his a to n e m e race kept alive the truth that there The Bishop could give pemiis- to his error. People who are / \ u MODEM MAPS OF a i m five thousand. And when he rose is but one God.” young soul. He lived a hermit’s sion for such a wedding. The doing what they believe is good a r e ' b a s e d o n t h e d ata early in the morning, he saw all life in the Apennines between law is that the pastor and Ordi­ work, and who are in good con­ COLLECTED a y JESU IT MISSiONARieS the bodies of the dead. And Sen­ Benevento and Naples. When he nary (i.e., the Bishop or his Vicar science about it, will cei^inly get AND PuauSHED IN 1H£ ATLAS nacherib departing, went away, Asks Parent-Teachers to was discovered his friends pre­ General) can assist validly at their reward from God, ■ even OF CHINA IN !J 3S. and he returned and abode in Nin- Train Mothers, Fathers vailed upon him to establish a sep­ marriages within the limi^ of though this work be done outside A rtsuU off/igir efforts (b r o V n -4 / eve. And as he was worshipping arate congregation of hermit their territory, not only of their the Catholic Church. The passage in fte temple of Nesroch his god, Atlantic City.— The need for monks. He finally yielded to their KhinA. if»n. ^ ssessed A subjects but also of non-sub­ you refer to ptoves this. It dqes his sons slew him with the sword, preparation on the part of par­ petitions and founded a mouMtery ject^ or they can also give per­ not prove, however, that heresy of- it s -ie rrito ry -t/tOH. o tm and Asarhadden, his son, reigned ents for their God-given tasks of ______(K at Monte Vergine, where he ruled mission to another priest validly or senism is an indifferent matter. V chvrck hi in his stead’l (4 Kings xviii, 19). rearing their children within the as abbot He died June 25, 1142, to witness marriages (Canon It is hardly possible for us in a home offers to Parent-Teachers’ and was canonized in 1160. 1095). But in order to assist lic- brief answer to set forth clearly CTOups a wonderfully fertile field itly (i.e., without sin) a pastor, the proof of the Catholic claim Medal of Sacred Heart for activity and for the accom­ Mentioned in the if he cannot claim at least that ours is the one true Church plishment of immeasurable good, Carried on Ocean Flight the Rev. Dr. Edgar Schmiedeler, Canon of the Mass one of the contracting^parties as of Christ We will be glad, how­ Archbishop McNicholas Demands Extremely . little is known of his subject, must obtain permis­ ever, if the inquirer sends his Winnipeg, Canada.— The North­ O.S^., director of the Family Life section. National Catholic Wel­ Saints John and Paul. It is prob­ sion to assist either from the pas­ name and address, to send him west Review says that Lieutenant able that they were martyred un­ tor or the Ordinary where one of the Deharbe Catechisir free. It Sabelli, who, with Capt. George fare Conference, said in an ad­ dress delivered before the Atlantic der Julian the Apostate around the parties has a domicile or qua­ shows, in brief and convincing New and Honest Deal in Education Pond, recently attempted a non­ 362. Their relics are kept in the si-domicile. A grave necessity fashion, the dogmatic and moral stop flight from New York to division. Parochial Parent-Teach­ ers’ association. church bearing their names at would excuse from obtaining this teaching of Catholicity. Rome, carried a medal of the Sa­ Rome. Both are mentioned in the permission. (Canon 1097). Mar­ Cincinnati.— A new and honest made its way into our school sys­ children,” and their rights, he said, cred Heart on his hazardous jour­ Canon of the Mass. riage is supposed to be celebrated Please print again the address deal in modern education by tem and against the fabulous “ do not cease when their children ney. The medal was presented to Booklet Gives New Data Converted Gaul before the pastor of the bride, un­ of the publishers of the book deal­ means of a revaluation of our financial outlay which the schools, become pupils.” “ Parents’ rights the Italian airman as he was about on History of Maryland less some just reason excuses. ing with the “ natural” and per­ American educational system and as now organized, demand.” Cons and duties,” he added, “ are not to take off from New York. He to Christianity When the couple are of different missible form of birth control. philosophy was urged by the Most demning the ‘‘insufferable non­ surrendered to the State, nor can stuffed it into his pocket and for­ Washington. — “ Our Corner­ St. Irenaeus was born around rites of the Catholic Church, the The book, “ The Rhythm,” is Rev. John T. McNicholas, O.P., sense we have heard for years the State lawfully take them away got about it until he discovered stone of Faith,” a 45-page book­ the beginning of the second cen­ marriage ordinarily is expected to published by the Latz Foundation, Archbishop of Cincinnati, in an about the necessity of erecting when the children are placed in that motor trouble over the sea let by Sister Mary Borromeo, tury, and was educated under St. take place before a priest of. the Republic building. Suite 1220, 209 address delivered at the com­ school building far beyond the school.” was threatening to end the flight. Ph.D., of the Immaculata seminary Polycarp, Bishop of S m ^ a , who bridegroom's rite. South State street, Chicago, 111. mencement of the Catholic high means of localities aiid. about thek He urged parents ta “ rise 1}P The paper goes on to. say th?it he here, presents a number of new was the disciple of St. John. He The price is.^ l. (This publica­ schools of the archdiocese here. extravagant equipment,” the prel­ and fight, if necessary, to regain drew the medal from his pocket facts, be^ns with the background diligently studied the heresies Of Is not Mark iz, 38-41 proof that tion of the address is not an ad­ Declaring that "we have had ate said that “ it is not what the the rights of which, they have and while holding it in his hand of the Maryland colonization and his lime so that he might the bet­ it does not make any difference vertisement). According to such false education as we have had school costs that counts,” but been despoiled.” “ Parents of this remarked to his companion: “ I carries on through the founding ter root them out. He was sent what Church you belong to so theologians as Msgr. John .A. false prosperity,” the Archbishop “ rather the service that the school city or state,” he added, “ consti­ think we are done for, George.” and the early days of the estab­ by St, Polycarp to Gaul, where he long as you believe in Jesus as Ryan, the conflning of marital cited several trends of the mo­ and its teachers can render pupils tute the real legislative body for At that moment, however, the pa­ lished colony, and presents the was ordained a priest. Upon the your Savior? rights to the so-called sterile pe­ ment in the direction of revalua- in preparing them for life’s work.” their children so lohg as they are per says the aviator related, they whole matter succinctly. death of the Bishop of Lyons he The passage reads: “John an­ riod would be venially sinful un­ ting education, among them being minors.” sighted the coast of Ireland, where was consecrated for that see, swered Him, saying; Master, we less there were good reason for Archbishop McNicholas said that growing dissatisfaction over the “ we have a stupid system of cred­ “ The school of the future,” they landed safely. Bishop Gercke Marks which he ruled wisely and zeal­ .saw one casting out devils in Thy this, such as fear of degrading extravagance in the development its,” preparing teachers “ who are Archbishop McNicholas asserted, ously, by his preaching converting name, who followed not us, and poverty, illness, etc. We can^pve 33rd Year as Priest and maintenance of schools, over supposed to be specialists.” These, “ should recognize that we have almost the entire nation to Chris­ we forbade him. But Jesus said: no information either by private Convert Japanese Diplomat the elective system of studies, he said,’ “ are appointed to elective had false education as we have Tucson, Ariz.— The Most Rev. tianity. He was martyred with Do not forbid him. For there is mail or through the paper on the which, he said, has been largely subjects” and we “ assume that the had false prosperity. The teach­ Served Once in Los A ngel^ Daniel J. Gerke, Bishop of Tuc­ many others under the Emperor no man that doth a miracle in My methods, which are a question for responsible for a lack of cultural student who has an immature ers of a school should know Fribourg, Switzerland.— Fran­ son, celebrated here the 33rd anni­ Severus in his Episcopal city. name, and can soon speak ill of the medical profession. In answer and spiritual development in edu­ whence they receive their real au­ cis Xavier Kawamura, secretary versary of his ordination to the Me. For he that is not against to various questions, we wish to judgment is qualified to select for Peter and Paul cation, and over thb tendency of himself the course of studies that thority; they shpuld know what of the Japanese legation at Berne, priesthood and reviewed the you, is for you. For whosoever declare that the use of contra­ school authorities in many places he should for the most part fol­ real education is; they should who has just beeit received into growth of Catholicity in the Dio­ Mighty Apostles shall give you to drink a cmi of ceptives, whether chemical, me­ to invade the province of the par­ know the purpose of the school in the Catholic Church, held his cese Tucson since he became its ■ St. Peter was the Rock upon water in My name, because you low.” “ The course of students in chanical or of whatever kind, is ent and the home. which they instruct: they should first assignment in the diplomatic Bishop in November, 1923. In which Our Lord built His Church, belong to Christ: amen I say to never permitted and is mortally their formative years,” he said, Have Increased Appropriations “ should be mapped out for them know the object of the school sys­ service of his country at Los An­ 1903, two years after his ordina­ He was a fisherman of Galilee, you, he shall not lose his reward. sinful. Asserting that “ we cannot con­ tem.” geles, where he was stationed for tion, Bishop Gercke was sent to poor and unlearned, but later And whosoever shall scandalize by those qualified to do so,” add­ tinue to go on as we have been ing that “ our schools are now en­ “ In demanding a new and hon­ three years. Kawamura has now the Phillippine islands, where he raised to the highest office on one of these little ones that be­ Why did the Church make it of going without having educational gaged in teaching a little of every­ est deal in education,” the prelate resigned his post and is returning did missionary work among the earth, the Vicar _ of Christ, the lieve in Me, it were better for obligation to hear Mass on Sun­ anarchy in our couptry,” he criti­ thing and in reality very little of said in conclusion, “ parents should to Japan, he announced, to devote islanders and became familiar with visible representative of the Eter­ him that a millstone were hanged days and holy days of obligation? cized the unquestioning acceptance anything.” make the public recognize that our his life to the spread of Catholicity the Spanish language and customs, nal Trinity in the government of about his neck, and he were cast The Church, through this legis­ educational system for minors de­ among his fellow-countrymen. He a fact which played a part in his the Church. After the Council of by parents and taxpayers of the Parents Are God’s Vicars into the sea.” lation, has made specific the com­ financial burdens wmeh have been pends on parental authority; that will establish a library and place appointment as Bishop of Tucson Jerusalem St. Peter went to An­ This passage in no sense proves mandment of God: “ Keep holy imposed upon them in the name of “ Another trend,” he said, “ is a schools should be conducted for it at the disposal of Catholic stu­ 20 years later. Since his conse­ tioch, but later went to Rome,.| that it does not make any differ­ the Sabbath day.” The law of education by “ so-called high- more general recognition that the the best interests of the home, for dents or anyone interested in the cration the Catholic population of where he was martyred under ence to what Church one belongs. God demands that we worship priests of education,” who, he de­ school is primarily an extension of the common welfare of the com­ Church. He also intends to'edit the diocese has grown from less I^ero A. D. 67. St. Peter was To accept Christ as our Savior Him on Sunday. The Church clared, have no philosophy either the home.” Parents, he said, are munity, and for the good of the a ma^zine in the interest of than 100,000 to approximately crucified with his head downward, should mean to make use of all shows us the chief way in which of life or of education. These “ the vicars o f God regarding their State and Church.” Catholic doctrine. 113,000. deeming himself unworthy to die the means of grace He has estab­ He wishes to be worshipped, i.e., educators, he said, judging rightly in the exact manner of his Be­ lished, something one cannot do by attendance at Mass. The leg­ “ there was a popular demand loved Master. . . without belonging to the Catholic islation is extremely wise, for we for educational activities and ex­ Facts From the Bible Told in Pictures St. Paul was born at Silicia in Church. There are many pass­ are creatures of habit and if we pansion, regardless of cost,” have Asia Minor. His father was a ages in the New Testament that did not have the regular habit of insisted that there should be no TiEE Roman citizen, which fact he uMd prove there is only one true attending church we would soon retrenchment in educational costs, to good advantage' against the Church. Those, for instance, fall out o f the practice of wor­ but rather have increased appro­ Jews later in life. He was con­ about tile coming of the Holy shipping God. Thus we would be priations through taxation for verted to Christianity while on Ghost make clear that the Church deprived of many blessings that schools. Hieiiy pmisE the way to Damascus- to persecute cannot err; in Christ’s designation we stand in need of. The Archbishop declared that the Christians there. The resulte there is a distinct trend today of his conversion form one of the against the “ materialism that has greatest miracles in Christian tra­ dition. He was the “ Apostle of thp Gentiles.” He spent years God Commanded the Vicar Apostolic amid hardships, long jouraeys and persecutions. He sealed his cro\ro with St, Peter in his own blood, Observance of Sunday Three outstanding prelates have his head being severed from his just paid high tribute to President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Cardinal body. ______also on a Sunday that He sent (By the Rev. Barry Wogan) Hayes of New York said Roosevelt One of a Series of Systematic In­ down the Holy Ghost upon His Church. is trying with all earnestness and structions on Catholicity, Based prays daily for Divine guidance. MILLIONS SUFFER As good, practical Christians on the Complete Catechism of “ Everything he tries to do, guided we are bound to hear Mass on Sun­ f r o m n e r v e s Father Deharbe. S.J.'s by God, will come to a happy suc­ day and, if possible, we should al­ In memory of God’s resting cess.” Archbishop Curley of Bal­ Famous German Prescriptio* after He had finished the work of so attend other divine services, timore praised the President for Gives Quick Relief . creation in six days, the seventh especially the sermon and cate­ his fidelity to God and his fine Over 40 year, age a group of emteent day of the weel^was appointed as chetical instruction. We should principles. Cardinal O’Connell of physician, in ■ Germany diacoverso a a day of special observance in the receive the sacraments, read books formula lor tha Boston said the President has “ a treatment of ner- Old Law. In the New Law the of devotion, meditate upon the beautiful, deep sentiment for vou u e.a Father first day of the we»k, or Sunday, great truths dlK»ur religion and those who are poor or who are in Koenig of th. has been appointed as a day of occupy ourselves in works of any way suffering. . . . I have the Fort Wayne dlo- special rclimous observance in mercy, either corporal or spiritual ce.e brought tha greatest admiration for the Presi­ prcMription t o memory of we accomplishment of (James i, 27). dent. He is a man with wonder­ Ameriea. Today our Redemption, which is a new The works which are forbidden ful depth of soul.” Koenig'. N em n . spiritual creation. We are com­ on Sunday are all servile works i . acclaimed everywhere b e- manded to observe this particular which are commonly performed by eause of its great day by the Third Commandment, servants, day-laborers and trades­ Rochester Catholics Aid value in relieving which reads, “ Remember that thou men. Works by which the mind nervous disorders. Centennial Celebration Why neglect ner­ keep holy the Sabbath day.” only is exerted are not numbered vousness when This commandment directs that among the servile works. Nor are Rochester.— Rochester pastors quick relief is > we sanctify the Lord’s day by per­ mixed works, such as typewriting, held special services as the entire possible? Try this city joined in the celebration of celebrated medi­ forming v^orks of piety and ab­ forbidden. But all those noisy cine. It has given staining from servile works. Num­ and merely worldly employments, the 100th anniversary of the relief to t h o u- berless discussions arise as to why which disturb quiet religious ob­ The Rt. Rev. Cuthbert O’Gara, founding of the city. Posters And Dettnictiop of Sodom and Gomorrha— The Lord revealed to Abraham thfit He was angered by, the sands. For chronis nervous disorders, the observance of the Lord’s day servance, such as lawsuits, buying C.P., former professor of canon projects depicting the develop­ wickedness of Sodom and intended to destroy the city. Abraham pleaded with dod to save the city if fifty ment of Catholic education in nervous attacks and sleeplessness It has was changed from Saturday to and selling, etc., arc forbidden. law at St. Michael’s monastery, just men were found in it. Then he brought the number down to forty-five, then to forty, then to thirty, no equal. It is entirely free from all Sunday in the New Law. The It is lawful to do servile works Union City, New Jersey, who has Rochester were displayed in store harmful drugs and is positively guaran­ been appointed Vicar Apostolic of windoivs in the business district. then to twenty, then to ten. In each case, God promised not to destroy th^ city if the number could be teed or your- money will be refunded. question is an unsettled one on Sunday when the pastors of the Get a bottle of Koenig’ s Nervine from among many non-Catholics and Church, tor weighty reasons, give Shenchow, Hunan, China. Born in Catholic children also prepared found but they could not be. Two angels then visited Lot, Abraham’s nephew, in Sodom and warned him your druggist today, or if you wish we some of the sects still observe the a dispensation or when the honor Ottawa, the Bishop-elect was or' displays showing the progress in to flee. The immoral inhabitants wished to sin with the strangers, who they thought were youths. The srill send yon a free trial siie bottle. industry and travel ifi the 100 Use coupon. Lord’s day on Saturday. The of God, the good of our neighbor dained in the Passionist order in mob would have broken down the doors of Let’s house, but the angqjs struck the members with blindness. Catholic Church, however, ob­ or urgent necessity requires it 1915. He has been engaged years of Rochester’s history as a The angels commanded Lot and his family to flee from the city and not to look back. But Lot’s wife KOENIG MEDICINE CO., Dept. R-26, serves the Sunday _ as the Lord’s It is lawful to engage in occupa­ missionarv work in China since city. Archbishop Mooney, who 1046 N. Wells St., Chicago, Illinois. day because, as said before, that tions which on account of public 1924, holding various offices in asked pastors to participate in the looked back and in punishment was changed into a. statue of salt. Her figure may be seen to the left of Please send me a free trial siae bottle the day upon which our Re- welfare cannot be interrupted on the Passionist mission field. In jubilee celebration, pronounced the picture, drawn by Matthew Merian in the 17th century, while to the right are shown Lot and his two of Koenig’ s Nervine. the invocation at the special lemption was accomplished. It Sunday, as for example, those of 1929 he was appointed Prefect daughters, dwelling in a-cave after they feared to remain in the city of Segor following the destruction Name _. was on a Sunday that our Savior railroad employes, watchmen, ba­ Apostolic of Shenchow, which has Rochester Centennial Civic night Address aroM from the dead and it was kers, etc. now been elevated to a vicariate program. of Sodom and Gomorrha. The sinful cities were ruined by fire and are seen burning in the background. PAGE FOUR T H E REGISTER Sunday, June 24, 1934

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(’CoBtinnad From Pa(* OaaJ sions u the Belgian village. With astonishing success, artists have succeeded in reproducing a typical Belgian town, including a beautiful church, the interior of which u used for a display of ecclesiastical antiques. In one of the village buildings, a painting of Christ as the Prince of Peace is exhibited. A lady lecturer gave a little sermon as it was shown, quoting extensively from the King James Detroit.— ^Detroit, headed by its mayor, paid tribute at a banquet Protestant version of the Bible, and as we walked out we to Ann Mary O’Regan, the little were handed pictures of the Sacred Heart, with an indul- Catholic ghrl whose prowess with genced prayer underneath. That mixture ought to satisfy words won for her the spelling the most broad-minded. The Mexican village is not quite championship of the city. Although the dinner was given under the completed, but it will include a church tower with a dis­ auspices of the Holy Name society play of paintings telling the history of the apparitions of of St. Charles Borromeo’s church, Our Lady of Guadalupe. The Irish village, sad to relate, which Miss O’Regan attends, the is desecrated by a concession displaying a nude woman. presence of Mayor Couzens and other officials of the city made it Why this show should plant itself in the Irish village is a civic tribute. Words of praise beyond our power of explanation. There are other vil­ were heaped upon her by Mayor lages, too, all very interesting. The English one repro­ Couzens, Councilman William P. duces Shakespeare’s famous Globe theater and is present­ Bradley, Eber W. Yost, Wayne county superintendent of schools; ing a series of his plays. Among them is ” As You Like Frank Cody, superintendent of It,’’ which is being given its first professional exhibition schools in Detroit, and others. Not in the United States since the 1780’s. “ Its story is a crisp, to be outdone in the oratorical sexy little romanc'e,’’ says The Chicago Tribune in a re­ sphere, Miss O’Regan herself arose and delivered a brief address with view, thus proving that the Legion of Decency was needed sincerity and ease. long before 1934. SON OF KING’S One of the most interesting exhibits at the fair is the Great Chalice of Antioch, displayed in a case in an annex BOOKMAKER DIES With the government supplying electric current and appliances at low cost, housekeeping in the Tennessee valley area is undergoing to the Hall of Religion. It is possible to make a close ob- London.— Requiem Mass was offered by Father Michael Cotter radical changes. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt (shown left) inspects a servatbn of the chalice. A lecturer, with a large magni­ in St. Anne’s Cathedral, Leeds, for combination electric stove and rafrigerator especially designed for fying glass for your convenience, stands near it. The Joseph Pickefsgill, son of the Jos­ Tennessee Valley Anthority distribution. chalice, found a few years ago at Antioch, is believed by eph Pickersgill who was King Ed­ many antiquarians to go back to the first century. It con­ ward’s bookmaker. The son, who was a convert, inherited over American Woman Leader PRIEST PROTESTS sists of a large inner cup, with an attached ornate outer £700,000 from his father on con­ Addresses English Body WAR MEMORIAL vessel, covered with a rich design, showing Christ and His dition that he never bet. Pick- London.— Mrs. Philip Brennan Apostles. Some suggest that the inner cup may be the ersgill was a noted horseman. of New York, president of the In­ London.— ^“In the name of our Christian civilization I, as a priest, actual Holy Grail, but this is a mere surmise. The picture ternational Federation of Cath­ olic Alumnae, gave an address at as a Christian, « s a citizen and of Christ shows Him as a beardless youth, with the Holy Away From Sex, Promse as an original Anzac, protest the annual conference of the Asso­ Ghost in the form of a dove above Him and a basket of for Warner Bros.’ Films ciation of Convent Schools, held a^inst this insult to Christ and Celebrating the first birthday of the National Recovery administration, June 16, NRA officials, head­ His cross,” exclaimed Father A. loaves nearby. Each of the Apostles sits in a chair, prob­ Hollywood.— (INS W ire.)— A at the Old Palace, Mayfiald, Sus­ ably representing what we would call an episcopal throne, ed by General Hugh S. Johnson, as administrator, despite criticism, contended that the NRA has laid a firm sex. The meeting was attended Goodman, a Sydney priest, when, groundwork of industrial organization through five definite achievements, as depicted in layout a b o v e - trend toward action pictures, ad- following the example of Arch­ and has his hand extending towards Christ. The Apostles’ .venture, literature and musicals, by nearly 300 nuns representing operation of voluntary codes in a bulk of industry; sharp increase in payrolls; increase in employment more than 60 congregations. His bishop Kelly, he objected to a figures surround the chalice, which is covered with a net­ and away from sex, was noted in group of statuary on the Anzac at private industries, officials agreeing that 3,000,000 have been rehired; elimination of child labor in an announcement by Warner Eminence, Frances Cardinal legitimate industries (not in all— for instahce the sugar beet fields), and a large advance in trade union memorial. The group includes a work of design. Conspicuous are grape vines and large Brothers-First National Pictures Bourne, Archbishop of Westmin­ membership. ' ster, attended. nude woman on a cross. Accord­ bunches of grapes and in two places we noted bread— of a budget of $10,000,000 for 60 ing to the sculptor, this repre­ direct references to the Holy Eucharist. There is no cross pictures for 1934-35. Officials sents “ the gentle figure of peace on the chalice, a proof of first century origin, for at that stressed the fact that every pic­ Church Worker Cites crucified on the war standard of ture on the schedule would be Lack of Leadership Mars.” early age the cross was still so much of a symbol of shame planned principally for “ family as not to be used much, if at all. In very early times, the U. S. CATiOLIG Portland, Ore.— “ The work and LATE WORLD NEWS audiences.” energy expended by Communists Archbishop Asks Making cross was often disguised, the anchor, for instance, being should put ns to shame,” Mrs. used instead of it. Harry La Berge, vice president of Holy Year in Processions Relics of Indian ‘Lily’ Saved had viewed the sacred relic in the Nun, French Exile, the National Council of Catholic preceding weeks, an enormous St. Louis, Mo. — Archbishop A brigade of volunteer Indian Is Dead in Quebec Women, told members of the wom­ John J. Glennon, in a pastoral let­ A number of other antiques were found at Antioch firemen on the Caughnawaga reser­ crowd sought entrance to the Ba­ Quebec.— Sister St. Bernice, en’s council in Oregon at a lunch­ ter giving directions for the gain­ near the chalice, being now displayed with it. Among vation, Canada, saved the St. silica on the last two days. Peo­ one of a band of . nuns who were eon honoring the Most Rev. Ed­ ing of the Holy Year indulgences Francis mission church on the re­ ple waited in line for two or more them is another chalice, the inscription on which, trans­ exiled from France in 1902, died ward D. Howard, Archbishop of under the extension granted by serve, noted for its collection of hours before entering the edifice, Portland in Oregon. “ One of the lated, reads: “ For the repose of Charoupas and salvation where the line passed slowly up at the mother house in Three Riv­ Pins XI, exhorts the priests, “ by o f Theda and her children.’’ This vessel, characteristic Indian relics, from destruction by ers at the age of 59. Sister St faults of the time is the failure frequent sermons and spiritual ex­ a fire caused when lightning struck the nave and before the reliquary. to train leaders,” said Mrs. La of the fourth to sixth century period, is particularly inter­ The Most Rev. Luigi Maglione, Bernice had been in religion for ercises, to keep before the faith­ the belfry. The church, in the 37 years, many of which were Berge, as she referred to the failr ful during this time so rich in esting to Catholics as showing the existence of prayers for sacristy of which are relics of A])ostolic Nuncio at Paris, presided Chicago.— The executive com­ mittee of the National Catholic spent in the parish at Chatham. ure of the entire world to heed the special graces the sublime char­ Kateri Tekakwitha, “ Lily of the at Solemn Pontifical Vespers, the warning voice of Leo XIII in his the dead. It was probably given by the widow of Cha­ closing service. Interracial federation made plans acter of the events commemor­ roupas, who wished to pray for the repose of his soul and Mohawks,’’ was seriously threat­ encyclical on labor 40 years ago. ated.” He strongly urges the "an­ Proselyters Badly Need Funds for the organization’s tenth an­ also to petition God that her daughter Theda and Theda’s ened. nual convention, which will be Parish Hall Will Be Women of the archdiocese were cient practice of making the visits Catholic Statesman Dies Upon leaving San Juan to at­ urged to enroll in the Legion of in procession.” children would be saved. tend the general convention of his held Aug. 10, 11 add 12 in New Memorial to Firemen Vaclav Myslivec, Sr., prominent Orleans. George W. B. Conrad of Decency and to lend their support denomination, the Rt. Rev. Charles Paterson, N. J.— The Rev. Ai- Czech Catholic lepslator, journal­ Cincinnati presided and extended to the battle against immoral mo­ The Great Chalice is of silver. In general form, it does B. Colmore, Episcopalian Bishop dan Bums, rector of St. Bonaven- tion pictures. Alfonso of Spain May ist, editor and leader, has just died in Puerto Rico, disclosed that his to the committee the greetings of ture’a church, has started a move­ not differ from a chalice today, although it is much larger. the Most Rev. John T.'McNichohiSj in Prague at the age of 69. My^ denomination was in dire need of ment to rebuild the parish hall as Be Restored to Throne The inner cup is capable of holding two and a half quarts livec was widely known as the edi­ funds for carrying on its mission­ O.P., Archbishop of Cincinnati a memorial to two firemen who ASKS HOLY FATHER Madrid. — The conservative of liquid. It may be that the wine was consecrated in it tor-in-chief of Cech, Catholic daily ary work in the island. The finan­ and spiritual director. The week lost their lives in the fire that swing in Spain, the determined of Prague, and as a leader of the of Aug. 6 promises to be notable FOR WORLD APPEAL and then the chalice itself was passed around for the Com­ cial stress was such, he said, that, destroyed the building several London.— Declaring the peace opposition of the great body of Catholic deputies in parliament. if it continued, there was a possi­ in the history of Catholicity weeks ago. Estimated cost of the Catholics to the anti-clerical pol­ munion, then given under the two forms. among America’s Negroes. In the of the world is endangered, the Irish Build Many New Houses bility that his denomination would project is $20,000. icies of tte republican govern­ first four days of that week New Archbishop of Canterbury, in a Some bright questions are asked by bystanders. One have to suspend activities in ment, and the gradual collapse of The clearing of slum areas is Orleans will be host to the con­ surprising speech June 12 ap­ woman wanted to know where the “ little cups” are. proceeding by degrees in various Puerto Rico. He expressed confi­ pealed to Pope Pius to issue a call the revolutionary spirit have led vention of the Knights of Peter U. S. Students Seen by “ to speculation as to the possibil­ “ Really it’s nothing at all like the Communion set in the parts of Ireland, the latest devel­ dence that no such action would Claver, a Catholic Negro fra­ to a ll. Christian Churches of the opment in the program being the have to be taken. Pope Before Leaving Rome world, regardless of denomination, ity of Alfonso K ill’s return to the Baptist church back home,” she said. No, it isn’t. It’s just ternal society, having approxi­ Vatican City.— Thirtv-two pu- opening of a block of 41 new Irish Carpet for Lourdes Grotto to co-operate to promote the spirit throne. The deposed monarch, a Catholic chalice, with a very familiar look about it to mately 5,000 members, mostly in pib at Propaganda college, who, now an exile in Fontainebleu, still houses erected by the Ballinasloe When the first Lourdes pilgrim­ the South, but with councils as far of Christianity. The English pri­ anybody who has been attending Mass all his life.^ urban district council. Bishop Dig- having "completed their Roman mate’s address, delivered before is a popular figure with many of age of the Children of Mary of all north as St. Louis, Kansas City courses, are returning to their re­ nan of Clonfert blessed the new Ireland departs for the_ famous the Universal Christian Council the Spanish people, but his lack of and Chicago. Immediately follow­ spective countries, were received Columbia college, Dubuque, Iowa, has the finest dis­ houses, and there was a large at­ French shrine in September, it will for Life and Work, referred to the capable heirs and other factors ing this convention the National in audience by His Holiness. cause serious doubt that his restor­ tendance of local clergy. take with it a carpet for the ^otto failure of statesmen to achieve play in the Hall of Religion. It is made up of Catholic art Catholic Interracial federation, Among these students were John manufactured in Ireland. Dimen­ disarmament at Geneva. ation actually will take place. from the college and the home of Archbishop Beckman. Church Suffers in Flood with chapters throughout the Nogas and Robert Toulman of • I..I .. ... ■ ■ — sions of the grotto have been sup­ There are many fine oil paintings, including one of Pius In the recent severe flood in the country, will hold its annual meet­ Buffalo. plied by Canon Ekert, and the 15 Finish Course at XI by E. Windhoff, being a,duplicate made by the artist old Biblical town of Tiberias, ing. Murphy, Ex-Notre Dame when 30 lost their lives, the Fran­ execution of the carpet in a beau­ Social Service College himself, a German, from a painting of his now hanging in tiful design of St. Patrick’s blue Quarterback, Marries ciscan church commemorative of Second English Parish Hopes to See Two Washington, D. C. — Fifteen the Papal Nunciature at Berlin and personally sat for by the miraculous draughty of fishes and gold has been arranged for. South Bend, Ind. — Emmet The pilgrims also will provide a Formed at Albuquerque Martyrs Beatified Murphy of Duluth, Minnesota, women have just finished the two- His Holiness. There are a nuinber of magnificent Ma­ there and of the institution of St. year course at the National Cath­ Peter as the rock upon which the cover, in the same colors, for the Albuquerque.— The Most Rev. Glossop, England.— “ I hope to quarterback on the Notre Dame donnas and other sacred figures, some of them done by football team in 1930, 1931 and olic School of Social Service, Church is built was damaged, as privileged altar of the grotto. Rudolph Gerken, Archbishop of live to see them beatified. You outstanding artists of the past, as well as bronzes and may live to see them canonized,” 1932, was married June 11 in the which gives M.A. degrees through was the Franciscan hospice. Papal Legate to Swiss Millenial Santa Fe, has announced plans for the Cauiolic university. Positions coppers, porcelains, wood panels and icons, woodcarvings, His Holiness has appointed Car­ a complete parish plant, including •aid Canon Busch, the 84-year-old Notre Dame log chapel to Miss Thousands See Robe of Christ parish priest of Hathersage, when Virrtnia Comerford of Melrose are available at once for all of paintings in ivory, etc. It is necessary to study the collec­ The ostension of the Holy Tunic dinal Schuster, Archbishop of Mi­ church, rectory and school, at the them. The Apostolic Delegate said lan, to be Papal Legate to the new English-speaking parish in Al­ he unveiled in St. Charles’ church, Park, Illinois. Murphy will be as­ tion with a catalogue in hand to appreciate it. A few of Argenteuil, France, came to a sistant football coach to Ed Mass at the school on commence­ ceremonies to oe held at Einsie- buquerque. The new parish, of Hadfield, a memorial to the Ven. close on Pentecost Monday with (Moose) Krause at St. Mary’s col­ ment day and Sanford Bates, U. S. signs would help. deln, Switzerland, to mark the one which the Rev. P. J. Cassidy has Nicholas Gatlick and the Ven^ solemn ceremonies in the Basilica. lege, Winona, Minnesota, next director of the bureau of prisons, thousandth anniversary of the Ab­ been appointed pastor, will be the Robert Ludlam, martyr-priests, Although thousands of pilgrims fall. gave the graduation address. Directly across the aisle is a Lutheran exhibit. One bey of Einsiedeln and the corona­ second parish for English-speaking who were captured at Padley and of the ministers in charge was anxious to get our reaction Chicago Methodists Aid tion of the miraculous statue of Catholics in this town, where there put to death at Derby. on a new oil painting of Christ displayed there, showing Cardinal in Movie War Our Lady of the Hermits. are four Spanish parishes. Pilgrimage Winner Selected the Master smiling. The painting is riotous in color, like Youths Withstand Nazis Will Erect New Diocese Chicago. — Nearly 1,000,000 The Catholic Youth organiza­ Barred Out of Germany many other modem pictures, and the face departs froni at St. Jean, Can., June 27 Methodists of Illinois and the Chi­ tions of Germany, despite the on­ Lucerne. — Vaterland, leading Montreal.— Msgr. Anastase For­ the orthodox, but it is beautiful. “We have many criti­ cago area are being officially slaughts of the extreme national­ Swiss Catholic newspaper and or­ cisms of it,” said the minister. “ This is the first picture asked to join the Legion of De­ ists, continue to maintain their gan of the former Swiss President get, Vicar General and director of cency war on improper motion pic­ membership roles. Here are the Motta, was advised by the German Catholic Action of this archdio­ anybody has ever seen with a smile on Christ’s face.” latest, official figures: Catholic cese, will be consecrated June 29 cacl. Most of the religious exhibits have articles on sale, to tures. This was announced by authorities that it may no longer Bishop Ernest Lynn Waldorf as Young Men’s association, 365,000; be circulated in Germany. Articles at S t Jean as first Bishop of that help cover the cost of the displays. Side by side with little he warmly, praised Cardinal Mun­ Catholic Young Women’s associa­ critical of the Hitler regime seem new Canadian diocese. The diocese statues of Martin Luther in this exhibit were pictures of delein’s entry into the clean movie tion, 448,000; Catholic Appren­ to be the reason. will be formally erected Tuesday prog;rai^ ' tices’ association, 110,000; Ba­ evening, June 27, and he will take famous Italian Madonnas. A fine woodcarving, de­ varian Boys’ association, 30,000; ossession of it the evening before signed after Da Vinci’s “ Last.Supper,” is shown. The min­ New German Boys’ associ^ition, Rescuer at Sea g!is consecration. ister, as we examined it, told us that the liturgical move­ Not Afraid 18,000; various smaller youth ment is growing very strong in the Lutheran Church. groups, 20,000; total, 991,000. Bermuda May Aid Birth Control 3,000 AT CATHOLIC “ There are churches in New York, Cleveland and Detroit In considering a proposal to sup­ in whose services you would be greiitly interested. They WOMEN’S CONGRESS port birth control in the Bermuda Lisbon.— Over 3,000 delegates use vestments like yours and those in the High Episcopal islands, the House of Assembly assembled for the first national Church. They regard the liturgy as a general Christian at Hamilton adopted a resolution congress of the Catholic Young heritage, not merely as a Catholic one. The St. James asking the board of health to esti­ Women of Portugal, which was mate the cost of free birth control society promotes the movement. We would not dare to held to commemorate the 100th clinics. In the debate that fol­ anniversary of the founding of try it in Chicago yet.” lowed the inteoduction of the res­ this growing movement. The Car­ olution, sterilization of criminals dinal Patriarch of Lisbon took The Protestant Episcopal exhibit shows a sanctuary, and the so-called mentally unfit part in the brilliant opening. with an altar that has a tabernacle for the reservation of was discussed. Great Cured Claimed at Lourdei the Sacrament. Conspicuous in a display case nearby are A new cure in Lourdes is re­ Buffalo City Council in complete vestments for a Solemn Mass. Among the books ported from Kirchherten, Ger­ Tribute to Msgr. Baker on sale, we noticed one or two strictly Catholic works, one many, by Father Jeanmart, the Buffalo.— The city of Buffalo of them being published by B. Herder’s, St. Louis. local pastor. A woman, 31 years; did official honor to the nonega- old, had been ailing for years and rian charity worker. Monsignor We discussed the exhibits afterwards with a^ Chicago was operated upon on various oc­ Baker, when it proclaimed June casions without success. For two 16 "Father Baker day.” He was nun, a Franciscan, who, after directing the choir In her years she had been confined to bed the guest at a luncheon and re- motherhouse at St. Louis for more than a quarter of a and often was unconscious for cejffion held at the Statler hotel century, was stationed for a time in Germany. She gave days. Physicians had given up all under the auspices of the Ladies’ us a bit of surprising liturgical information. The Cath­ hope. Then the patient went to Aid society of his working boys’ Lourdes as a pilgrim, and sud­ home. The city council unani­ olics of Westphalia, Germany, she said,^ have Papal per­ denly she was able to remain up mously passed its resolution that mission to sing part of the High Mass in German. The after she had taken her first bath “ Catholic, Protestant, Jew ~and Gloria, Credo and Offertory are sung congregationally, in in the piscines. She walked to the Gentile may express their grati­ the vemacuiar instead of the Latin. Everylmdy takes a grotto of the Holy Virgrin and was tude and pay their tribute of re­ able to take part in the candle spect to one who still lives and hymn book to church, “Sursum Corda—Lift up Your procession. Her heart ailments labors for the ^lory of God, for Hearts.” ^veral times a year, the High Mass is sung nave disappeared and the woman Captain George McBride, skip­ the honor of rehrton, for the civic The Rev. Hubert Campo, left, national secretary of tha Society completely in Latin. But the liturgical use of the vernac­ attends to her housework as in per of the liner Zacapa, gets the welfare of his fellowman, and for for the Propagation of the Faith; John M. Flynn, an officer of the ular at other times has been permitted since shortly after Alice Gibson, 25, applied for a her previous healthy days. An­ credit for rescuing 17 survivors the merciful assistance given to U. S. S. Chester, and the Very Rev. Otto Thienel, O.M.Cap., picking parachute-jumpiny job at a New other woman, 30 years old, of the of the crew of the Norwegian thousands whose helpless infancy the name of Mrs. Agnes H. Mancher of Wilmington, Delaware, from the Reformation, if this sister was correctly informed. York airport five minutes after same village, was cured in Lourdes freighter Knot Hamsun after they still leans upon the aged but those of 900,000 readers of the society’s magazine. Mission Pictures. S