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'^^^ JHE CATHOLIC W" ' y» LAST WEEK'S 'Rock-N-Roll Church's Future PAID CIRCULATION Not To Blame' Seen Dependent 54,497 tsOi4fcte%/mlAniSinar/\*~*S OFFICIAL 1 See Fr. Sheerin p. 4 NEWSPAPER OF W^THE ROCHESTER DIOCESE C/ 67th Year ROCHESTER, N. Y., FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1956 10 Gents On Religious Notre Dame, Ind. —(ENS)—The future of the Catholic Former Area Church in America is dependent upon the healthy spiritual life of the religrious throughout the country, Monsignor Fran- els J. Lally, editor of the Pilot, official organ oi the Boston arch Priest Named diocese, declared here. 4 He spoke to more that 800 Sis 'Ko Such Thing ters Superior and Novice Mis tresses during the closing service As Sad Saints' Bishop In of the fourth annual Institute of Notre Dame, Ind, — (NO— Spirituality at-tJie University at There is "no such thing as a Notre Dame. The Sisters, renre- sad saint." because "our holi jsenting 155 women's religious ness determines our happiness Byzantine Rite feoEHsunities. took part In a can- here and hereafter," Bishop Washington — (NO Pope 'dlellght service in the grotto of' Bernard J. Topel of Spokane, I Pius XII has created new Our Lady of Lourdes on the' declared here. campus. ^Byzantine Rite Exarchate (Dio The prelate addressed the In cese) of Stamford. Connecticut REFERRING TO the duties of stitute of Spirituality in Sacred The new exarchate comprises the superior In directing the splr-, Heart Church on the University , those parishes In New York State itual lives of tfaeir charges who, of Notre Dame campus. More and all of New England which ', in turn, instruct young people In than 800 Sisters superior and heretofore have been under the mistresses of novices attended jurisdiction of the Byzantine Rite the faith. Monsignor Lally told the sessions. Apostolic Exarchy of Philadel tthem that "what is asked of you phia. . Is . . . the revitalizing of the "The happiest person in tfee | total spiritual life of one or per- world is a saint," Bishop Topel asserted. "The worldling Is as BISHOP AMBROSE Senyshyn. , haps two generations." OSBM. Auxiliary to the Apostolic tonished at such a statement, Exarch of Philadelphia since Stressing that the most endur-, log spiritual habits are those ac but a saint knows it is true. 1942, has been named Exarch of; The worldling reads of the the Stamford exarchate. quired In early years, he said that "as the twig of their spirit saints' sufferings with unhap- JESUIT MOmraiENT—Father BsJph Stayer, pa* tor of the St Patrick'* Church, Aaroia* and §L plness." MONSIGNOR JOSEPH | Michael's Church, Union Springs, shows Sister Mary Consolxta and Sister Mary Xavler, visitors ual Hie is bent, BO the tree of a, SC1I.MONDIUK, pastor of Im from the Albany diocese, the monument dedicated to early Jesuit missionaries on the Union generation or more of souls Is Attachments to worldly maculate Conception Church. Springs-Aurora Road. Inscription on the plaque reads: "This Valley was the site of the Principal bound to Incline." things, rather than sufferings, lHamtramck, Mich., has been Cayuga Indian Village, To?1 the Brave French Missionaries whose heroism was almost without The healthy spiritual life at are most likely to bring unhap- j named Titular Bishop of Zeug-; parallel, Joseph Chsumonot and Rene Menard w ho as guests of Chief Saoachtowaga, built here In the religious of our country is.. plness, he emphasized. ma in Syria and Auxiliary to 1658 the First Rouse of Christian Worship In Western N. Y.. and to Stephen tie Carhell who tor 9- then." Monsignor Lally declared, j "But for the detached per Archbishop Constantlne Bohach- years ministered here and his co-labourer Peter Raffolx, this Monument is respectfully erected." "not Just the concern of the su- > son, for the saint, they are not. evsky. Apostolic Exarch of PhD- J perlea-s and directors of the vari- { In fact, they csn all be a Joy." adelphia. . j ous communities, Whnt Is at j he declared. "The difference between the Bishop - designate Schmon- stake Is nothing less than the j future of the Church In Amerl- • joy In heaven of a St Theresa dluk. has held pastoral assign- I Tax Ruling Auburn Minister Called and a soul that barely escapes ments at SH. Peter and Paul : ca." The Monsignor told the Sisters hell la almost more than we Church, AUqulppa, Pa.; ST. that while It Is important to can Imagine." Bishop Topel JOSAPHAT CHURCH, Roches Historian Of Jesuit know the principles that guide said. Strangely, he said, "the ter. N. Y„ and St Nicholas j Appealed To and rule the spiritual life. It la very reason one neglects to at Church. Passaic, N. J. • vastly more sijjniflcant to know tain this eternally greater hap FATHER STEPHEN KOC1SKO • A stolat£ To /r0 how to apply them. piness ta the pursuit of false chanceDor of the Apostolic Exar-1 Supreme Court P° <^ THE" IPIRniJAL tragedies happlnetar" in thia world. chate of Pittsburgh, is also WM This Is the third of a aeriaa of article* recalling the early that have been known to us." h* Cort For Rej r ^•••^ ^*r*-»« JesuiThit missionaries U UM» thirs dwh ofo a 30 aerte0 yeara osf agartteJo preacheM reealond thre t Fait h to named Titular Bishop of Tevcste i San Francisco — (RNS) — The said, -have not come from any ^^ .^^t ^f^ g^ ^^ Washington, D. C. — (NO — A ©aaa»^;*|f provide kennels Indiana In. Cayuga County. The author, Edwin ML. Nolaa U a and Auxiliary to Bishop Nicho- United States Supreme Court has member of the faculty of West High School In Auburn. A Field Ignorance of spiritual truth, but vice." aad exercise space for iocs rafter nfciafrnitt-ii at the George las T. Elko, Apostolic Exarch of been asked to rule on the legality, more of ten from •clumsy appll- j ^agOg^gg LaBy went on ta of property tax exemption of Mass, marking the 300th anniversary of Cayuga's First Mast, saws Medical Center baa twe* isaaobed ay WARDS, a national Pittsburgh. cation of this truth to th«( prac- ^^ tRome — (NO — Professor ^i* • n „ i i i ,ii|wi| in . 1 decision which upheld a state law from 1857 until his death in 1885, yet, his contribution to Monsignor Lally amid that confidence that the future U a*- Antonio Gasbarrinl. who attended ... ., , slnce each soul within a religious cure." The vow of chasity, hat the coniultation held during the ;gr*n?n« to exemption tonon-1 Catholicism Is as unique as it Is profit private and paxochlal great His service to the Catholic community is -» world of Its,stated loses worth If the rtltt> serious illness of Hli Holiness own which strives to respond, iocs bardefa her heart taste** Pul^^t&^Official Pope Plus XTI in December, 1S54, schools. Church In America and to the was eminently qualified for the cTS> THE APPEAL contends that Society of Jesus is almost with literary and historical aspects of but in individual tones, to the 0f making It more pure. And the said that he found the Pope's calls *hat God makes upon it," vow of obedience, he added^mUns. physical condition "marvelous" the state statute, passed in 1951 out parallel among the Protes- his ministerial career. His many and approved, by votera tn a! tants and equally so among Cath- scholarly achievements and hon-tiie work of the superior Is basic-1M its purpose If the obedUrnes To Study For Priesthood >o n his latest visit to the Holy atty a work of prudence. Father. statewide referendum, violates ollr*. j°rs Included membership tn Phi becomes servile Instead of docile the Constitutional provision for The first person to call pub- Beta Kappa, In* seeking prudent action to During the waek of the Insti. Fltchbwrf, Mass. _(RNS)— Dr. Robert H. McCarn, 48, He added that, making allow direct spiritual life, he said, the tute the Sisters attended sis superintendent of public schools here, has submitted his ance for a / unforseen happen separation of Church and State He attention to the monumental In addition to marked patri- and Involves federal questions of work of the early Jesuits amonjj otic contributions and service to Sister Superior should take ad lectures a day on the theory and re»taati(te!$n order to study for the priesthood of the Rom ings apt to occur in a man of vantage of past experience, seek practice of guiding and directing advanced age. the Pontiff can be "discrimination and class legisla-: the Cayujfa Iroquois, he thereby his country. Dr. Hawley was rec- an Catholic Church. tlon." • 'became the veritable center of an ommended by hts close friend. the advice of others, and examine the religious life of nuns. The certain of many mora active Rev. Leonard Collins, CS.C, of Dr. alcGam will bfffcftf&is priestly studies in October at years. In a 4-3 decision handed down historical movement relative to Secretary of State William H. I herself .-for personal prejudice. In June the California high court ,ne role °' religion in North Seward, to represent the United I "We must" the Monsignor the religious department of the College Bed* £g Rome. He will be a seminarian of the o Notre Dame University, was dl* Diocese of Worci§iei,, ruled that the exemption was America and the Catholic con- States as Commissioner to St added, "weigh with total objee- designod to encourage education Iribution to that role. His efforts Thomas In the West todies tn • tivity all the reasons which the rector of the Institute. Arran^eoiaafe for his studies were made by Bishop John New Cuban Envoy and not to favor religious lnstltu- opened vast fields of study and 1867 J. Wright of Worcester. The College Beds is where "delayed tions and "docs not Impair the research In these movements Among his many great civic vocations," prepare for ordination. Received By Pope principle of separation of Church 'eavini? an Influence on Amerl- services to his Auburn communl- A native of Biddeford, Me., Dr. McGam was superinten Castelgandolfo, Italy — (NO and State." jean Catholic History that Is en- ty were his ftmrafing of the Cay- Bishop Sheen To Return dent of public schools in Southbridge, Mass., before being Paul W. Helsey of Oakland tn|durinS and lasting. uw County ^Historical SWalX —Cuba's new ambassador to the 1 named to the post in Fitchburg in 1954. Vatican, Jose Miguel Ribas y whose name the US. Supreme Born August 19, 1813. Dr. Haw- which he Bulded and directed as Court appeal was filed, Is special joy was by direct descent and na- (Continued on Page •)" To TV October 15th He holds degrees from Holy Cross College, Boston Col VUlaverde, has presented his cre admlnistrator of the estate of the ture what has been described as Fort Worth, Tex. — (RNS) — Auxiliary Bishop Fulton lege and Calvin Coolidg* College, Boston. dentials to Pope Pius XIL a "Puritan of the Puritans." On late Alfred J. Lundberg, an Oak J. Sheen of New York said here that big television program, land businessman, who brough_ t both sides of his family, his an- j College Dean Sure the original taxpayer's suitcestry can be traced to the May* "Life la Worth Living," has been tentatively scheduled to against the exemption. He Vas: flower settlers and beyond to theBrave s Will Win resume on Oct 15. It will be the program's fifth consecutive year, body win know when rm on." — The Catholic Vote — fatally Injured in a fall a few earliest English Puritans. On his BlUwaulree — (NO — Father days after the Sta'j Supreme I father's side, there were seven -ru c- r,.,. o, ^ ,i The Blsnop made to* Btate"i Bishop Sheen's program Is Court overthrew a lower court generations of ministers, and his Thomas F. Divine, SJ dean of ment h, ^ interview during a .lred ^^ a ^^ ^ ^ The shifting political allegiances of America's Catholics, once mother's family went back di the Marquette University college vtekbere.- - - Society for the«""» Propagatio« >Uni uo™f ruling in his favor. of business administration, is rectly to John Alden. HE SATO THK new series U „„, Falth> of whkh he u nauon. A SUPREME Court decision in taking it for granted that the solidly Democratic and in 1952 largely responsible for the the California case could affect It Is an odd historical fact that; Milwaukee Braves will eventual expected to run 26 weeks and is ^ Erector. All the money re- all tax exemptions granted) to this Presbyterian clergyman with ly win the National League pen planned for Mondays over the ^^^ by j^ loe]ety for tj,e pro. Eisenhower Victory, has leaders of both parties worried, accord ABC-TV network. , g^n, u devot«i to helping needy churches and religious schools a background steeped In Puritan nant and play in the World l s esUm ated 13 rad and organizations by the federal ism should devote scholarly and Series. l i ,, , ?£} ° i° I peoples In Catholic foreign mis- ing to JUBILEE, national Catholic magazine. and TV stations will carry the ",„„ tcrritorlej throughout the government antj by the states. literary talents to' rescuing from Father Divine has announced program as compared to U7dur-1 ngr^x^evi of religion or • .Until 1S52, when voters ap obscurity and almost oblivion the worW T THE REPUBLICAN Nat- P?evieus.dffl^snsjj3d|alrcadyhe that because of a possible con Ing the 195556 season. raCe tonal Convention of 1884, Thls Interesting article is re gun to indicate: the overwhelm proved the tax exemption author heroic missionary efforts of "the flict with the annual baseball Noting that his program would ' ,, A the Chairman of the New printed from the current issue ing majority of Catholic voters ized by the legislature the pre Jesuits, thus becoming their rec classic, Marquette's seventh an vious year, California was? the ognized historian for the Iroquois be on the air at the same time j _ York delegation told the Chair of JUBILEE, national Catholic —who had entered the Demo nual tax institute will be post as the «T Lovo Lucy" show Bte- : GeOrgetOWIl GetS man of the Massachusets dele only state in the union that did chapter of their labors. magaxlne. Author of the article cratic ranks to vote for Al Smith poned from October 3 to 5 to hop Sheen commented jokingly I * gation (who recorded it in his in 1928 and had stayed with hot provide for property tax ex A graduate of Williams College October 24 to 26. He observed: memoirs) that his delegates tr-^Potomacua'', JUBILEE'S Franklin Roosevelt in the thirties emption of non-profit private said in 1840 and the Union Theologic "World scries baseball would uc y g duU you would not carry out their agree Washington correspondent —are no longer a permanent part parochial schools. al Seminary in 1844, Dr. Hawley ruin our attendance." Z ^ t o m?' - "" j Polio Fund Grant ment to support General William of the Democratic coalition. "AT LEAST," he added, "every-1 Washington - (NQ — George- Tecumseh Sherman for Presi : town University has received a trading Catholic voters. These Every analytical study made of v dent The reason: "They do not the Eisenhower-Stevenson vote i grant of $22,949 from the Natlon- want a Father Confessor in the will include in terms of general ' al Foundation for Infantile Para strategy, the appointment of in 1952, by pollsters, university White House." researchers and others, concludes lysis. The sum will be used to Catholics to high Administration study drugs to prevent or dis General Sherman, it should be offices, the designation of Catho that a dramatic shift of Catholic | understood, was not a clergyman. lics as candidates for Congres voters to the Republican ticket'' solve kidney stones. In fact he was not even a Catho sional or local offices on the Rewas a major factor tn Eisen Announcement of the grant lic. But his wife was a Catholic, publican ticket, and a generally hower's victory. came Jointly from Father Edward and the "political experts" were closer association and sympathy B. Bunn, S.J., Georgetown presi Gallup has reported that only dent and Basil O'Connor, presi convinced that the General could with Catholics in the labor union, 34% of all Catholics considered never be elected. immigration-reform and social- dent of the National Foundation. themselves Republicans in 1950, The project will be directed by Today, seventy-two years later, welfare movements. but that at least 44% voted f0r -the experts are again attempting Dr. Martin Rubin, executive head The Republican platform and Eisenhower in 1952. of the chemistry department at to gauge the effect a,Catholic GOP campaign oratory » will (Continued on Page •) ' nominee might have on tM elec the university. again remind Catholic,voters o£ '. o torate. At the Democratic Con the infiltration of the Govern vention at Chicago in August ment by subversives under Dem ^ihe name of Governor Frank ocratic Administrations, the See Holy Day LauBchc of Ohio will be placed "sell-out" of Poland at falta and Wednesday, August 15, HJ in nomination as a "favorite son" diplomatic blunders or entangle the feast of the Assumption of candidate for Bresldent>-an* the ments on the part of left-wing Inside the Blessed i Virgin Mary. It. Is names of Senator John F. ICeh- intellectual* in the State*D,epaft- a holy day of obligation. All nedy of Massach.uSettSj'ana Mayor nieftfe New Washer Makes Catholics are obliged to assist Robert Wagner of Nev? York will An attempt may be mode to at*f. at Mass. x be among those prominently tract the votes of Italian Catho- Wife Wt»p .'. L„ Joge 4 Consult parish bulletins for tt«itfrii$l for the Vice Preslv 'lie* and others with relative? in time of Masses. Many parishes dency. Over-populated southern Europe, Iiftuis Budenx ...... 5 schedule noon time, late after Although both places on the by blaming the "Democratic Con* noon, or evening Masses In Republican ticket seem set at grew for failure to liberalize the BOOK Shelf * * ^>».« »•.;•*»•*•• ."H addition to regular rooming this writing, the GidP's conven Immigration arid Refugee Relief Sister ML Aquin (attending college) Sr, Margaret Mary, St Masses. tion in San Francisco will give Act* » -" Father Sheerin \...... i...... 4 Nuns At NDU Institute Salome's; Mother Mary Franceses, Our Lady of Mercy High Increased attention to way* of at- The major reason for the up Oar service Includes flowers** ^ ... School principal; Mother Mary Aritonla, councilor and Mother- r surge of Interest in the way Cath Mary Daly ..._.,,*, ,,,, ..19 MERCY SISTERS from the Diocese of Rochester attended house superior; Sister Mary Gertrude, St, Vincent's, Corning; by-wire anywhere. And a special olics will mark their ballots next annual national institute of Spirituality at Jtotre Dame Xlnl- Sister Mary Bonaventure (attending college) Sister Mary Ga for busy hospitals. Flowers al u See ear,MU-S« selection of Art- November—is thje emergence- Of 1# ready arranged In appropriate Carved Dhunotids at William S. 4fcri*W$BfaRf 1-7, The institute included dally iessioh ok briel Holy Family/Auburn; Sister Mary Regis, St John's, containers In water, pretreated SOiorneK Jeweler, 31* E. Main the Catholic vote .as a, key T&eAf^Rfl^,-JBx^^ the Sacramental "swing" ijote. The election of 1952 •oseph Bnig "•••,,,,»•.,,«i,4' Clyde;,Sister Mary Ursula, St. Ann's, HorneU; Sr. Msry Cecilia, to prolong their beauty. At Blan- 1 .. '7 .life, Private Prayer and Spiritual Direction of Slaters. In photo St Patrick's Elroira, i$d Sister Mary Irmlna, Mistress of Junior ch.rd, Florist SS I*l§ Avenue, J' dtmonstrated conclusively what (from left) M. 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