'll l i t i I Official ^The Only Marclies Appointments Reverend David M. Mangum, Archdioce* Were at Offertory’ san Vocation Director, also to be Assist BY .MARTY THARP youth following the death of his daugh ant Pastor, Presentation o f Our Lady Where else would there be more than Church. Denver. ter. told the youth to "turn on with life 4.000 teenagers assembled for a weekend to meet today’s problems head on. not Reverend Gerald J. Stremel. to be Pastor. without a single picket sign? turn away from them.” Sacred Heart Church. Cheyenne Wells, Where else would you find as the only and to be in charge o f St. Augustine’s parades, the Mass offertory processions of He addressed the youth at what is Church, Kit Carson. Iquietly serious young said to have been Denver’s largest ban Reverend Daniel J. Connor, to be Assist |students? quet — 4,000 — Saturday evening in the ant Pastor. St. Mary’s Church, Colorado That’s the picture new convention complex as the highlight Springs. lof the Catholic of the closing event which was marked Reverend William P. Murphy, to be As I Youth Organization with numerous award presentations. sistant Pastor, St. Paul’s Church. Broad iF ed eration ’s 10th moor. Colorado Springs. ibiennial convention THE C O N VE N TIO N E E R S handed THURSDAY. NOV. 27, 1969 VOL. XLiV No. 17 Reverend Patrick Costello, to be Assistant at Denver’s new out awards Saturday evening to a long line Pastor. Holy Trinity Church. Westmin ^Convention Complex of adults and two members. ster. |Nov. 20, 23. Named Catholic Youth of the Year Reverend Frowin Brownfield, to be As There were the was Glenn Speiser o f Laramie. W’yo., who sistant Pastor. Cathedral of the Immac 4usual shenanigans Pope Appraises ulate Conception. Denver. has been active in CYO work, particular ■ preceding the elec- ly in the "Search for Christian Maturity" |tion of national ofTi- DIACONATE APPOINTMENTS retreat program. The award goes to the Sicnkiewicx cers — lots of pos youth who shows outstanding ability and Reverend Mr. Dennis M. Grabrian. Holy ters, campaign buttons and banners, and U.S. Vietnam Policy work in the activities of the CYO chap Trinity Church. Westminster hundreds of funny hats. But the posters ters. Barbara Dentz of Baltimore, Md., Reverend Mr. John J. Grabrian, Church stayed on the walls and the banners national secretary of the Young Adults Compiled From News Services ly, of your illustrious President and we of the Risen Christ, Denver. hung for all to see that the teenagers’ Reverend Mr. William J. Husson, Annun Section, was given a similar honor by cannot but encourage him in this. message was peace and involvement. Vatican City — Pope Paul VI. ex "Nevertheless, we also understand that ciation Church, Denver. that section in its meeting at the Cosmo pressing his "fervent desire’ for a quick the right way o f ending the conflict de Reverend Mr. Paul R. Jennings. St. Pat politan Hotel. end to the Vietnam war, implied he A F T E R a hard-hitting keynote talk by mands. in present circumstances, a well rick’s Church. Denver. outgoing CYO federation president M i strongly anproves of President Nixon s - PAD R E OF Y O U T H awards went to thought out and responsible procedure; not Reverend Mr. Robert J. Kinkel, Cathedral chael McCk>wn.~the->delegHtes elected Dan program to achieve peace in the battered only to avoid neglecting international obfi* ^Monsignor JoHrf Kiley, former archdioce country. o f the Immaculate Conception. Denver. Sienkiewicz of Grosse I’oints,- Mich., the gations which honor the confi-'ence of san youth director o f Newark. N.J.. for The Pope's comments, made during an Reverend Mr. Andrew M. Klein. St. new president. one’s allies and which is not to be be-, Louis’ Church. Englewood. his 25 years of work with youth and his audience Nov. 17 with five U.S. governors, He. like McGown. charged CYO hasn’t special efforts toward leadership develop trayed and which also must be fulfilled, Reverend Mr. Thomas J. Stroot. St. Vin done enough outside its own organization were interpreted as outright praise of the but also in order that the cauae and the cent de Paul Church, Denver. ment, and to Monsignor Louis F. Meyer, Presidents controversial war policy as for other people. He hopes to set up a re< director of the youth department o f the ideal proposed to your fellow citizens, for Reverend Mr. Donald R. Thissen. Notre outlined in a nationally televised speech search committee to study whether CYO Archdiocese of St. Louis, director of the which so many have made the sacrifice oC Dame Church. Denver. in Washington Nov. 3. should get involved in community action. Missouri Regional Council of Catholic their very lives; that is, of helping a peo-;' Mr. Ronald R. Livojevich, appointed to After an obvious reference to the Viet Art Linkletter. TV personality who has youth. pie who are weak and deserving o f as-' serve St. Jude’s Parish. Denver. taken up a crusade against drug use by nam Moratorium demonstrations Nov. IS sistance to defend their right to 8elf-de-‘'i Three laymen honored for their work IS calling for immediate U.S. withdrawal termination and to the free promotion of' with youth were Mary Eileen Perks of from Vietnam, which he said he observed their peaceful development — this cause Springfield-in-lllinois diocese, for her 20 "with great interest.’’ the Pop>e said: and this ideal should not be denied.’* ]^ew eSU Center years of work with CYO; Benjamin J. "We have pondered upon the wide Debinski. executive secretary. Catholic spread manifestations which call for an TH E S T AT E M E N T subscribed closely Youth Department. Archdiocese of Balti end of the war in Vietnam, which now to the President’s own reasons for opting more: and posthumously to Hugh J. has been going on for years without any for a gradual pull-out of U.S. forces, on a Dedication Dee. 5 Bracken, former program director in the prospective solution on the military level secret and flexible schedule — depending and which is costing so much in expendi on military circumstances and only as Fort Collins — Archbishop James V. T H E F A C IL IT Y ha.'< been in use Philadelphia diocese w'ho was responsi tures of means, and above all. in human South Vietnamese troops can hold their Casey will dedicate the John X X III Cen since its completion in September. ble for developing the CYO program for lives. own against the Viet Cong and North ter at Colorado SUite University at ,5 The building includes three complexes: the diocese. His wife accepted the award. "We feel we can say that no one desires Vietnamese. p.m. Dec. 5. An ofllce-library-lounge. the nave; and Also honored were Msgr. Thomas Leon more than we do that the war, and every But if the governors — James Rhodes, The $360,000 facility was built to ac living and work quarters. ard. director of Youth Activities, United other war. should cease: and it is our fer Ohio; Frank Licht, Rhode Island; Frank L- commodate the 2.200 Catholic students on The office-library-lounge area is used States Catholic Conference, who served vent desire that it may cease .soon. Farrar. South Dakota; Calvin Rampton, campus plus the Catholic faculty and staff for daily liturgy, meetings, social activi as convention chairman and Philomena Utah, and Claude Kirk. Florida — heard of the college. The land for the project ties and coun.seling. Kerwin, executive secretary for the feder "WE NOTE with satisfaction that this praise for the Presidents Vietnam pro was acquired through St. Joseph’s parish (Turn to Page 2) ation. is also the resolve, newly affirmed recent- gram. they also could interpret other pa about 12 years ago, and the pastor. Fa pal remarks during the audience as criti ther Leonard Urban, was appointed Aug. cism of different aspects of our foreign pol 12. 1967. icy. The Archdiocesan Development Fund THE PO PE praised U.S. citizens for ^ allocated $350,000 for the construction of being "most generous in assisting less ft**-, the building. A committee of faculty, staff and students were involved in the plan tunate nations,’’ but added: ■'We trust . . . they will resist the ning with Architect William Robb. A.l.A. temptation to furnish such countrira with Contracts for the construction were signed armaments which menace human life and Dec. 29, 1968 security . . . To supply needy people with armaments instead o f food and medicine would indeed be to give them, instead^of Catholic$« Plsiii bread, a stone: instead of fish, a serp©*'*^- Within a few days, in Washington, the Vigils Using House passed a $2.19 billion foreign aid bill, which included $350 million for mili Peace Theme tary aid and from which had been cut $250 million in development loan funds. Local Vietnam Moratorium activities will begin on the first Sunday in Advent. Nov. 30. as groups of Catholic students and adults hold peace vigils at 15 area Official Schedule churches. a r c h b i s h o p C A S E Y The group expects to visit all the 60 Sunday, Nov. 30, 10:45 a.m. — Port parishes in the metropolitan Denver urea Morgan, Blessing o f SL Helena’s on the following Advent Sundays and will Convent. conclude their efforts with an all night 11:00 a.m. — Fort Morgan, St. Hele vigil on Christmas Eve where they will na’s Church, Confirmation, Pontifical read Pope John X X IIl’s Pacem in Terris Read Mass and the Dedication o f the and Pope Paul’s "Development o f Peoples " They plan to read portions of Pacem m New Catechetical Center. 3:00 p.m. — Roggen, Sacred Heart Terris as people leave the churches each Church, Confirmation, Pontifical Read Sunday. They are asking the cooperation of the pastors o f the churches they will Mass. visit. Tuesday, Dec. 2, 12:00 Noon — Grand Across the country there will be special Rapids, Michigan, Cathedral o f St. stress on peace efforts on Dec. 12-13 and Andrew. Installation of the Moe^ on Christmas Eve. Reverend Joseph M. Breitenbeck- According to Sam Browm of the Morato rium Committee in Washington, morato BISHOP EVANS rium efforts across the country will in Sunday, Nov. 30, 12:00 Noon — Greeley, clude peace messages in churches, carols St. Mary’s Church, St. Mary’s, Our with a peace message, peace Christmas lady of Peace and St. Peter’s Church* cards. The Dec. 13 activities will include Confirmation, Pontifical Read Mass. "town meetings" Brown '»nid people will Tuesday, Dec. 2, 5:00 p.m. — Phoenix, assemble at the homes of congressmen in Arizona, Saints Simon and Jude Washington to convince them to change ‘He Gave You Thanks and Praise...' Cathedral, Ceremonies o f the E«- their stand on Vietnam; and that effort* use of the new Than ksgiving Day Mass approved spccifical- tablishment of the Diocese o f Phoenix . will be made to broaden contact with the On this day of Thanksgiving. Father Theodore Haas, pas and the Installation of the Most Rev tor o f St. Catherine’s Parish. Denver, reenll.s the I>ord s own ly for the holiday by U.S. bishops — the first special liturgy anti-war GI movement. erend Edward A. McCarthy, first thanks at the Last Supper. Thanksgiving Day is a historic approved for a civic holiday in this country. Plans for the local effort were to be Bishop of Phoenix. made at a meeting Nov. 25. ^ occasion for U.S. C’atholics this year; toda>' marks the first Thursday, November 27, 1969 P a g e T w o THE REGISTER, DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN EDITION Massi Media Defense News — Mounted by Priest TV takes the brunt MIAMI, - (NO - Tel- our need to end all killing. most of the abuse, the r. In Review AviRinn radio, the press "When the media show- _ and films are condemned “ /"Xm a 17 were Gunsmoke, Marcus by the self-righteous for By NC News Service Welby, M.D., Laughin. creating the evils of the and other poverty areas,” Movie o f the Week and B ill present day, but little is he continued, "we spend NEW V A T IC A N regulations warning that done to correct abuses billions of dollars a year Cosby. journalists’ accreditation can be withdrawn "in these media bring to the on cosmetics. When the Ed Sullivan is in his case of an incorrect attitude on the journalist’s attention of the public, media cry out in editorials 21st year and Lawrence part toward the Holy See" were called "most re Father Donald F. X. Con and expose documentaries W elk in his 16th,” the grettable” by James A. Doyle, executive director nolly, coordinator of the for social reform, we go to priest said. "What of the of the Catholic Press Association. National Catholic Office football games.” American religion writers contacted by NC fine news stories such as for Radio and Television News Service also were critical of the regula F A T H E R Connolly said the coverage of Apollo 11 (NCORT) told the Miami that in his experience he and 12; or the exciting tions. Kiwanis Club. has never heard or read of coverage of all sports Father Connolly remind a broadside attack on the events. Answer within TAX CASE OPENS ed the audience mass me mass media, particularly your own heart the num In what may prove to be the most important dia in fact m irror and TV, where the critic ac- ber of times you have ever case to come before the bar this year, the U.S. chronicle the sad facts of tually researched what he written to a TV station to Supreme Court heard arguments that tax exemp life, pointing out that was attacking or tried to commend and thank the tion of church property contravenes the religious "when television portrays help change things con- people there for the good guarantees of the First and Fourteenth Amend the horror of the Vietnam structively. they have done. ments of the U.S. Constitution. war, we stand aside from He added that although Edward J. Ennis, an American Civil Liberties "From the most humble I Union attorney from New York representing o f our citizens all the way Frederick Walz, argued against the weight of 200 Sex Education up to extremely high exe years of American history and consistent case law For the Needy — In Thanks cutive offices in govern in an attempt to establish a legal basis for chal ment, why cannot you lenging tax exemption of church-owned property, Bringing their offerings for the needy during the Thanksgiving Day High on Agenda praise the good, while you Mass at St. Vincent de Paul Church will be Patty, right, who is giving her a practice followed by all 50 states and the Dis are so ready to react to teddy bear to Father Frank Syrianey, pastor; Tony and Robbie, with offer trict of Columbia. what is against your taste ings of clothing and their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eichten. A joint Of Physicians or principles? service was held with members of the Church of the Risen Christ parish. ] Auxiliary Bishop George R. Evans, newly appx)inted IN ANTICIPATION "W e are those masses. It is episcopal adviser to the National Federation of Catholic C Scarcely a week before legislation to introduce we who must reform our Physicians’ Guilds, will be the main celebrant at the f?.v divorce into Italy came up for a crucial vote in opening Mass for the annual meeting of the Federation selves.” gio parliament, the bishops of Italy issued a lengthy eSU Dedication in Denver Nov. 29. 00( "pastoral document” on marriage and the family. He also will participate in the Nov. 28 board meeting Ed outlining how all citizens and the state itself (Continued From Page 1) preparation classes, consideration of criti of the national organization. Both events are slated for dri might work to strengthen those institutions. The second complex, the nave, is made cal issues in the lives of students, indi up of a small permanent chapel, and four vidual counseling and work with married the Bf'own Palace. folding coiled walls, which make it possi couples. Catholic physicians from across the country will ter DECLINE DECLINES devote the second day of their annual meeting to a pro ble to open the room for larger groups. "The entire program should consist in gram on the Catholic doctor and sex education. ing The sharp drop in vocations across the United During the week that space is used for preparing the student for egress into par Sol States and Canada from 1964 to 1968 appears to classes, meetings and seminars. ish life, and it is truly hoped that parish AMONG T H E speakers will be Dr. Mary S. Calde for be slowing, according to figures compiled by the The third complex, the living quarters, es in general will assume the opportuni ron, executive director Sex Information and Education National Conference of Diocesan Vocation Direc is used to house the pastor and Father ties necessary to inform themselves of Council of the U.S. (SIECUS) and former director of me tors. Jere Pramuk and the parish secretary the thinking and general attitudes of Planned Parenthood Federation of America. Also on the Co) But the 1969 seminary enrollment figures and her husband. students. Today many students have no program will be Dr. Max Levin, neurology and psychia Ed cannot demonstrate if this is a temporary plateau According to Father Urban, the pres interest In the Church ofT campus and we try specialist who has been in private practice in New Sp or the bottom in the decline. ent enrollment is about 16,500 students must interest ourselves in that in order While several seminary high schools and col and is expected to be more than 20,000 by York since 1946 and has published more than 100 arti wo to give to the student some of the signifi cles in medical journals. Capt. James Pike Semmens, arc leges showed increases in their freshman classes, 1974. For this reason the building has cance in his Christian life after he leaves MC, USN, executive officer and chief o f obstetrics and gei large seminaries in the most heavily populated been designed and constructed with an the university.” Father Urban said. Sees continued to lose students. eye toward future expansion. gynecology, Naval Hospital, Long Beach, Calif, also will Me The staff includes Father Urban, Father The Center has come a long way from talk. BOB GITZEN ma the time when it was a two-bedroom Father Robert Syrianey will talk on "Sex Education Ni; REFUGEE RECOMMENDATIONS Pramuk, Sister Elizabeth, and a lay is now associated volunteer, Gene Dent, as well as the sec house on Olive St. and when Mass was and Religion'*. He is pastor of Our Lady o f Fatima par ma Delegates to the National Conference on World retary. The program is similar to that of offered in the Engineering Auditorium. ish which has had a sex education program under the with an< Refugee Problems in Washington thrashed over a parish but is planned particularly to fit (A detailed story of the philosophy be direction of Dr. Charles Zarlengo for the past four years. the plight of the world’s more than 17 million div the needs of the university group, accord hind the university parish and its history Dr. Zarlengo will moderate his talk. GOLD CROSS refugees and produced four recommendations. J The proposals included involving more young ing to Father Urban. as well as pictures of the new facility The program includes retreats, semi DR. LOUIS U AR B A TO , director o f student health PRODUCTS INC. ma persons in the solving of the problems and creat will appear in next week’s edition of The JANITORIAL nars, discussions* instructions, marriage Register) services, University o f Denver, will talk on the "Psyco- di\ ing more public awareness of the situation. Sexual Development of the Pre-School Child.” & SA N IT AR Y cer Auxiliary Bishop Edward E. Swanstrom of SUPPLIES The annual business meeting o f the Federation will din New York, conference president, said "every Alumni T o Honor follow on Nov. 30. 1436 BLAKE tel tremor in the political cyltural, and religious life Bishop Evans was appointed to his new post by Bish pre of nations produces men and women and children” -GeorffetotrnHrexy op George H. Guilfoyle, chairman of the National Con 244-8775 or 244-2598 who become the hopelew* ^ ‘idence of mails in Thd'Rev'." Robert J. TTenle. S.J., newly ference of Catholic Bishops Committee of Health A f ability to live in peace either with himself or his inaugurated as president of Georgetown fairs. l>ecause of his interest and knowledge in health DENVER, ver neighbor.” University, will be the guest of Colorado matters. Bishop Evans is a former moderator of the COLORADO 80202 in I alumni of Georgetown ut a Dec. 6 dinner Catholic Physicians Guild of Denver. Th; in Denver. Father Henie, president of the nation’s Osservatore Hits Review Board Slated oldest Catholic university, will speak af ter dinner on "Higher Education foi* the Stock Sale Story For Scouts, Explorers 1970«; u Report from Georgtown and the VATICAN CITY (RNS' The annual review for Boy Scouts and Explorers Nation’s Capital.” The dinner is sched I/Osservuloro Romano. seeking the Ad Altnre Dei, Cross Emblem and the Pope uled for 8 p.m. at the Denver Club. WHOLESALER the Vatican City daiW, has Pius XII emblem will He'lield on Sunday Dec. 7, at 3 Among Denver notables serving on the contradicted the British p.m. at the Cathedral High School caleteria. committee arranging the occasion are financial weekly. The GROCERIES & MARKET Charles Sillstrop, Denver area Catholic Committee Colorado's Lt. Gov. Mark Hogan, a 1952 Economist. chairman, urges that all Scouts and Explorers be in Georgetown graduate; Denver Mayoi* W il The London journal re 2342 BROADWAY complete uniform. Each applicant should bring to the liam H. McNichols Jr.; Archbishop James cently published a report review an application completely filled out, signed by V. Casey of Denver; University of* Denver that Pope Paul VI has sold • ALL MEATS ARE FULLY GUARANTEED hi8 parents, pastor, and certified for registration by the Chancellor Maurice B. Mitchell; U.S. Dis his shares in the Italian Boy Scout Service Center located at 1375 Deleware. trict Court Judge W illiam E. Doyle; and • AND USDA & CITY INSPECTED. Rev. R obert J. Honle. S.J. Motor Car Company, Lan Each applicant should have a log book, or notelxiok, for the Rev, Louis (5. Maltione, S.J., presi cia. Osservatore labeled all written material rei|uired. dent of Regis College. Denver. tinn. General chairmiifi of the event is the report untrue - "the This year the embleni.s will be presented by the Cath The dinner will be sponsored by The (-U)l. Arthur R. Harry, a 1951 Georgetown Pope has never held any I FLOUR GOLD MEDAL 100 LBS. »7.99 olic Committee on Scouting. The cost of the emblems Georgetown Alumni Club of Denver and law graduate, o f 508U E. tjuincy Ave., shares in Lancia.” will be paid from the budget received from the Arch the Georgetown National Alumni Associa- Englewood, Colo. diocesan Fund drive. The Catholic Scouting Awards will lx? presented by Group l*lnns O H Christmas MODERNIZE Archbishop James V'. Casey, of Denver at ceremonies at I EGGS EXTRA LARGE GRADE A 2 ’/ : DOZ.‘ 1.69 band or sweetheart over vited to alleiul the draw the Immaculate Conception Cathedral Sunday, Feb. 8. More than 50 Denver- area families will tele seas will be considered.” ing. WITH phone free Christmas Furr said, "but Mom gets top priority” . Loretto Pre»iideiit greetings to relatives in Furr said the calls are to MORRELL'S Selection will be made be made during the holi KOHLER uniform overseas — thanks I PIGS FEET LARGE JAR 2Vi LBS.? 1 19 Trustee of Aiitioeli to the Communications by a drawing at 11 a.m. day season and completed Workers of America (CW A) Dec. 4. at the Denver USO by Jan. 31 if possible. Sister Patricia Juan Manion. S.L., president of Loretto and the United Service headquarters. 1545 Tre- Each three-minute call Heights College, is one of three new members to the Organizations (USOi. mont PI,, a United Way normally would cost about Agency. The public is in- $15. board of trustees of Antioch College. Yellow Spring, O.. For the sixth year the FRESH CELERY STALK15*= She became acquainted with Antioch in 1965-66 when Denver Area C W A Coun she was an administrative interji to Antioch President cil. composed of four area James P. Dixon. A graduate of Welister ('ollcgc, she union locals, will finance studied at Loyola and Marquette universities and Is a "Operation Hi-Mom” , Ed doctoral candidate ut the University of Denver. Furr, Council President, APPLESI JONATHAN 3 LB. BAG 29' Also named to the hoard wore economist Robert S. said. The closer you get new colors! new designs! Browne, of Fairleigh Dickinson University. New Jersey, Calls will be placed free • Wall-hung closet who is directing the Black Economic Research Center, to servicemen in Vietnam New York City and George Nelson, a New York archi and other points. 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I i ■ Thursday, November 27, 1949 THE REGISTER, DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN EDITION Page Three Council Tool of the Laity Laymen are not only in year. He addressed the Lawyers Guild to imple Father Syrianey outlined vited and encouraged — workshop held in his par ment locally, eventually the role of the laity in the but required — to take an ish. St. Vincent de Paul might be involved in rela Church. particularly as active role in the adminis Nov. 19. tions between parish coun stated in Vatican II’s De tration of their parishes. cils and pastors. cree on the Apostolate of Father Frank Syrianey AUXILIARY Bishop During the discussion the Laity. reminded nearly 300 per George R. Evans also re particular emphasis was He said the emphasis in sons who attended a recent ported on the action of the made that councils should the new Church is on col- work.shop on parish BASKING in the afterglow of Apollo 12, Americans can again take pride in this country’s technology and in the skillful spacemen who make it work. But it now seems time to ask ourselves again what are, or should be, the goals or guidelines of our space program. To date, the cost **Woe to those of putting men on the moon has been variously estimated at somewhere who selfishly enjoy between $24 and $30 billion. their wealth with Already senior officials of the national space agency are talking about out having the going to Mars. Recently the director of NASA said it would take about slightest care for the poor of the 10 years and $50 billion to develop the techniques necessary to make the w o rld .. . tl Mars trip feasible. But if that projected cost is as far from the mark as “When so many di the estimate for the C5-A Lockheed transport, we may well wind up pay people are hungry, ing close to $100 billion for the journey to Mars. That is more than half every extravagance, the total annual budget for our Federal government in 1968. public o r pirivate. . . every prolongation W HAT O RD INARY citizens, as well as Congressmen, ought to start of the arms race, questioning now is the system of priorities this and future administra becomes an in tions plan to follow. We could begin by asking if the space program hps tolerable scandal.’* Y. - POPE PAUL VI grown so big that it now threatens to gobble up tax money intended for H November, 1969 . more pressing but less sensational national needs. qi b> Does open-handed spending on space justify a tight-fisted policy on do Federal appropriations for such urgent problems as the urban crisis, transportation, the race question, new and better schools, the Peace Corps, the poverty program, a national health plan, more hospitals, a guaranteed annual wage, better care for the aged and mentally ill, and an enlightened foreign aid program? bli gr IN THE FISCAL YEAR 1968, for example, the Office of Economic Opportunity was allocated $1.8 billion, the Peace Corps $110 million, Housing and Urban Development $1.8 billion, transportation $5.8 billion, F the Federal Communications Commission $19 million, and the Federal Trade Commission $15 million. Do not these appropriations have a much T. more direct and important effect on the quality of American life than a flight to Mars? V i There are numerous plans for improving the quality of American na li^ tional life for all Americans. But the supply of Federal funds is limited. dc Ever since Daniel Patrick Moynihan announced that, even with the end gi of the Vietnam conflict, we would have little Federal money available for to civilian purposes, the need to look elsewhere has been apparent. at ONCE THE THRILL and glamour of seeing the Stars and Strips sp planted on the moon has worn off, concerned voters ought to inquire in C( cessantly what valuable return will accrue from the investing of billions of dollars in a flight to Mars. At this point it might be worthwhile to recall for a moment the key The Curran View pr phrases that define the purpose of our Federal government as set forth in toi the Preamble to our Constitution: "To form a more perfect Union, insure pe it domestic tranquillity, promote the general welfare, and secure the bless Same Church, Different Pew ings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity.” By Dolores Curran What would you say i f our priests sud So DOES IT contribute to the general welfare to focus our gaze so fixed terness between those who agreed with wrongly.” And we made saints of 11 wl ly on the stars that life here on earth — for ourselves and our posterity denly began giving us consecrated hosts you and those who didn’t? three of these people! — becomes increasingly periled by polluted air and water, by polarized to take home to give to others or to re Probably all o f us would react a little Are today’s ecclesiastical critics merely political factions, by fires of frustration kindled by injustice and racism? ceive ourselves later in the week? Would like this. The tragedy is that few o f us warmed-over copies of early saints? you be as horrified as I at the thought? Should we not question our government’s lassitude in the pursuit of would bother to find out why the priests O TH E R GEM S from Sheed: sti Would you band together others like began doing such a thing in the first ste happiness for its citizens who are victims of ghetto schools, inadequate yourself to form a new Catholic group The law forbidding cremation originat place. We would, instead, shake our sta and overcrowded hospitals, and uiyustified migrant labor laws? devoted to respecting the Host? Would ed at a time when only those who be heads with dismay over the corruption lieved in the after-life buried their dead. sio Can this urgent and unfinished earth-business wait another 10 years? you spend tonsil-time increasing the bit within the Church. Cremation signified paganism. Does its Ca law retain its original validity today? Comment for Today B U T IF W E took the time to find out St. Peter would undoubtedly have trou why, we would discover that this was an ble understanding the Latin Mass in that honored Catholic custom for the first four he came to Rome as an old man and L i centuries o f our Church’s existence. In Gregory XVI Not So Wrong After All understood little Latin. De deed, if some o f those early Catholics More than 800 years after the Last By Paul H. Hallett came back today, they might be horrified Gregory X V I (1831-1846) was not one Supper, priests commonly handed the ammunition against the Papacy have nouncement on freedom of the press in at the thought o f our "locking up the Wo never read it but have copied frqpi one Hosts to communicants who kissed them of the popular Pontiffs of history. He is this encyclical. In fact his criticisms on Host.” vie and then put them into their mouths. known as an intransigent enemy of politi another. Mirari vos is difficult to obtain this point comprised only a small part of av( In his excellent book, h It the Same In England and Ireland, heavy penal cal liberalism and particularly for his in English, and the only translations I his message, which was a condemnation Church! (Pflaum paperback), gentle au cin have are in an Italian and a Spanish ties were imposed upon Catholics who encyclical M irari V os o f 1832, which is of various errors of the French priest, thor Frank Sheed remarks that it’s aw copy. refused to attend Protestant services. much "quoted” but seldom read. Felicite de Lammenais, who too indis fully hard to teach new theology to peo ene Priests were hanged for saying Mass. Two or three isolated and mistranslat criminately applied some of the principles ple who don’t know the old. 1 don’t in pol MIRARI VOS is given relevancy to Thus the law came into being that Cath ed passages from this encyclical have of the French Revolution to the Church. tend this to be a book review but I’d like whi day because of the interest aroused by olics were forbidden to attend other ser Ibeen bandied about for years by anti- Nor was Gregory mainly concerned with to share with readers some historical mo the strictures of Vice President Agnew vices. The test of one’s loyalty rested on Catholias, and latterly by Catholics who government censorship o f books. His prin facts on the Church mentioned by Sheed mo against the communications media. Read whether he attended M&ss or Protestant are anti-Pope, in an effort to prove that cipal purpose was to answer those who which were new to me. I am probably as sec’ in context, this encyclical is not the scat- services. Reasonable at that time, of the Church once formally condemned- confused freedom with li COMMUNICATIONSvaried temperaments, educations and talents o f every With competition what it is today the Ph.Der keeps To Religious Educators woman in each of the forenamed areas, we can safely his heights by treading water constantly. Therefore he Yakkity-Yak Liturgy make the following considerations as to putting first has the right to have his child acknowledged for its ac Of Yesteryear things first. Let’s begin with mothers of growing fami complishments whether easily obtained or struggled for. To the Editor: Open Letter lies who dream of going into the "Marketplaces" to find The drop-outs and high school graduate parents have so Here we go again! The Catholic laity once again be and serve humanity’s social, physical and spiritual many strikes against them that they have a more acute comes a pawn in the Bishops’ experimentation on so- As we count our blessings for the celebration of called Liturgy reforms. Thanksgiving 1969, it would seem particularly appropri needs. sense of justice, for, in many instances, their children Isn t the height of joy that as we begin to recover ate to express a word of appreciation to the nuns and She must understand, of course, that her first obliga are the greatest achievements of their lives and the only from the effects of an English Liturgy - a Liturgy priests who devoted their talents and time to the educa tion is to see to it that her own household is in order. achievements. Then she must realize that before Catholic Woman can without love, dignity, or humility, or beauty? Now we tion of Catholic people. Nowadays it is fashionable to It is up to this dedicated Vatican II Woman to help convert others to Christ through social contacts, they are to be thrown head-long into another trauma. Doubt criticize the past performance o f the older generation. nuns to see that anyone who is a Religious must re must clear some of the gobble-de-gook rubble which has less the new Liturgy will make us more parrot-like and May I try to counterbalance this with a word of sincere member that her dedication to God demands strict jus accumulated over the years to obstruct conversions, and give us a Faith more robot-like than ever. Of course, thanks to all those who were responsible for my own tice from herself to others because of her public influ sometimes even drive the Faithful underground. money grows on bushes! Why not figure the millions education? ence for good or evil. To do this she need not join any organizations or wasted on missals since we the laity became guinea I am grateful, dear Religious, for your emphasis on pigs? the spirit; for i f we as human beings have any special beat any drums. She must only find some way to com I would think it is best to leave the "Marketplaces” dignity it is because of the presence of a spirit and a bat one of the most destructive forces against teaching for others until we have clarified the fact that a Nun is MANY TIMES AS WE pass a Church, we look mind which should be educated to direct the body. You mankind what truth really is in the world today — a mother of many mother’s children. As a mother, her back with sheer nostalgia on the Church we once had. repeatedly emphasized, "It is the spirit that gives life. Nuns who do not believe in giving A ’s when a child has greatest responsibility is to mete out strict justice un a Church that stood immutable as the "Rock.” A Church The flesh profits nothing.” I am also grateful for your actually earned them. hampered by the cut of a child’s clothes, the size of where our Lord really was on the altar; a Church where example. You not only knew Scripture, you lived it. You I’ll grant this little crusader for justice against this Dad’s checkbook, personality clashes, or her pride in her our Lord was worshipped with beauty, yea, with dignity were willing to subsist without gold, or silver, or money cause an A for effort if she can find someone in the own degree. This way she will gain greater respect in and pomp; a Church where we could respect the priests and you did not think it necessary to have two tunics. higher echelon who would lift a finger to curb this prac her efforts to bring us and our children closer to God, true to their vows; nuns who gained our love b^ause You taught us that the way to love God was to keep tice which is a blow instead of a challenge toward get instead of fostering desertions from the Church because they were apart from the world instead of acting like His commandments: as He said. You had no fear of our ting better work from any child. Dad, (already not too sure o f nor strong in his Faithi, irresponsible mini-skirted teenagers running hither and questions, unlike many of today’s teachers who instruct AH she has to work with is one aide o f the picture had a fight with "Sister” over Johnny’s fair A. and yon. by intimidation (*If you don’t have a degree in theology, be she Ph.Der or a grade school drop-out. She has been stopped receiving the Sacraments. To say we could not understand the Latin, that the don't DARE question what I do or say.” ) Your humility given a child with either exceptional ability to get this Meanwhile Johnny is developing resentment for the Latin Liturgy did not contribute to the humility are was genuine, for you willingly hid your rather con mark with little effort, or a child with tenacious drive habit instead of recognizing it as a .symbol of truth. statements of pure unadulterated hogwash. Now we siderable talents behind the anonymity o f some saint’s to reach this level through hard work. Either of these Go to it Ladies of Vatican II. have a Mass composed of yakkity-yakkity yak. name. types could come from Ph.D. or drop-out blood lines, or Marie Pierson A.M. It IS fitting that we pause and remember some of the even high school graduate parentage. D enver Englewood blessings we owe to others. There is nothing more un gracious or unloving than "benefits forgot.” Betty Moynihan Swiss Fete From the ‘Silent Majority’ Draws 2,000 More than 2,000 persons To the Editor: attended the Swiss Festival Your editorial of Nov. 13 re President Nixon and at the Bethlehem Center Vietnam should, in my opinion, be placed in the same to raise funds for payment category as Spiro Agnew’s criticism o f TV. You must be of the $50,000 debt on the living in an Ivory Tower to write such hogwash! Why facility and to assist the don’t you get away from that editorial desk, where you sit center with its missionary giving out with your own opinions, and get out and talk work. Mrs. M. N. Zrubeck to the man in the street — he’ll tell you how he feels was the winner of the about President Nixon and his Vietnam policy. 1,000 pound steer at the fes Why don’t you take time to call on the man who tival which featured Swiss spearheaded the 20,000 plus signature telegram from gifts and fpod. Colorado to the I-Vesident, the same man who is now The Bethelehem Fathers, spearheading the "Positive People” move here in Denver a foreign mission society, FOR UP TO NOW WE — John B. Wogan, who, incidentally, is not only a good also conduct the local Pa practicing Catholic, but an important financial contribu pal Volunteer program tor to the archdiocese? You would hear and see what which was inaugurated in 9 9 people from all walks of life are saying and doing — and response to a plea by Pope it is NOT advocating Peace at any price! John XX III for effective Peace at any price is the easy, the coward’s solution help the South American HAVE DONE NOTHING — it is also condoning the sure murder of thousands of church in 1960. Two local South Vietnamese. The President made no promises women, Martha Crawley when he campaigned — he simply said he would use and Kathie Hart, are cur every means available to bring al^ut peace. rently active in the pro If you, and the small unthinking group like you gram working in British would expend your energies on some good sound con Honduras and Guatemala. structive suggestions how to end the horrible war, in The local Papal Volun stead o f the cry-baby get-out-now haranguing heard con teers will meet at 12:30 St. Francis of Assisi’s Challenge in 1220 stantly, we, the Silent Majority, might hear you occa p.m. Dec. 7 at the Center sionally. As it is you don’t speak for me or dozens of my to discuss the training Catholic friends! program in Denver. The To the People of His Day Mrs. W. A. Johnson meeting will close at 3:15 p.m. with Mass. Ladies of Vatican II For information concern Is , ing the Volunteers, call Dear Editor: the archdiocesan director. As there are only two schools o f thought on the Father Anton J. Borer, Your Challenge Today Woman’s new role in the Church today, (the masculine 388-3322, or Mrs. William viewpoint and the feminine willingness to serve,) the Hampton, 777-8354. average gal is still relegated to work within a family A New Year A New Decade circle. In modern civilization a man forfeits his time and Tax Savings Cited energies in return for a paycheck. Thus the majority of LOS ANGELES - (NO A New Dedication politicians and social workers boils down mainly to men — Op>eration of parochial who seek to hold offices in government and the wives, schools by the Los Angeles mothers and sweethearts of the society in which we archdiocese is saving tax move. These groups of women again break into smaller payers in a four-county sects due to their religious beliefs, moral standards and area some $101,123,890 economic necessities and ambitions. After sorting the this year. EVERYDAY QUALITY MENDING LOW AND ALTERATIONS CHALLENGE PRICES PROMPT SERVICE To The Family of God in the City of Denver December 1-5 .- Monday thru Friday Masses at 8:00 a.m. 12:15 p.m. 5:15 p.m. 7:30 p.m. CAN YOU MEET THIS CHALLENGE ST. ELIZABETH’S CHURCH n th and Curtis St. FREE 'The Monastery of the STORAGE BEAUTIFULLY IF DRY CLEANING Franciscan Friars^’ C L E A N E D A F IN IS H E D PRICES ARE WHEN YOU NEED GETTING YOU DOWN THEM. ...GET HELP HERE Take Bus No. 50 WE FURNISH STORAGE BOXES r BRING ALL YOUR SUEDE & LEATHER GOODS TO BE CLEANED to Church Door L Thursday, November 27, 1969 Page Six THE REGISTER, DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN EDITION From Kinsey to SIECUS Sex Education: A ]\ewVlew By William Ryan have created the impression whose sanctity was second- cies such as the Confrater (NC News Service) that sex is dirty by mak rate. nity of Christian Doctrine. Washington — Archbish ing it unmentionable." Vatican II’s pastoral con It emphasized the role of op Paul C. Schulte of Indi stitution on The Church in home-school associations in Y< THE NUMBER of ques anapolis in 1953, comment the Modem World referred achieving the essential sa ing on the publication of tions which Father Imbior- to "authentic married love” cooperation between par Cl ski fielded from his audi Dr. Alfred C. Kinsey’s as something "caught up ents and teachers. "Sexual Behavior In The ence served as a reminder, into divine love and if one were needed, that Human Female.” said governed and enriched by LAST SPRING the the subject is unmention "every self-respecting Hoos- Christ’s redeeming power USCC Family Life Division able no longer. Catholic ier must profoundly regret and the saving activity of and the National Catholic pr educators, along with their the notoriety he has the Church. Th is lo v e,” Educational Association "h counterparts both in other cli brought to our renowned the Council taught, "can jointly published "Sex Edu Mrs. A. E. Johnson faith groups and in the Maurice Mitchell go Indiana University.’’ lead the spouses to God cation: A Guide for Par public sector, have lately The national president of with poweiiful effect and ents and Educators." a dis given it top priority. tir the Holy Name Society of can stengthen them in the cussion booklet aimed at Father James T. Mc T o H o n o r the Philippines asked the sublime office o f being a smoothing the way for the I\CCJ go Hugh, director of the Fam Bureau of Customs to father or a mother.” programs. The guidelines inj ily Life Division of the schedule a public hearing focused attention on the Two Denverites tis United States Catholic aimed at keeping the so- SUCH LOVE "is U.S. bishops’ pastoral and pu Conference (USCC), has tlons on tho University of pn called Kinsey Report from uniquely expressed and provided a format for the Mrs. Arthur E. Johnson noted that not all educa Denver campus in the idt entering that country. perfected through the mar establishment o f sex educa and Chancellor Maurice B. tors approach the subject spring of 1968. What is an Dr. John R. Cavanagh, a ital act. The actions within tion programs which would Mitchell of the University with the same point of it Catholic psychiatrist in marriage by which the include parents, diocesan of Denver will receive not so well known, is the view or the same goals in sh< Washington. D.C.. offered couple are united intim ate and parish officials and Brotherhood Citation way he has shared with mind. "There are many students, trustees, faculty the ultimate in pre-Vatican ly and chastely are noble teachers from Catholic Awards at the 41st A n today who view sex educa and administrator., at DU we II solutions to thorny prob and worthy ones.” schools and catechetical niversary Brotherhood tion merely as an explana in the reorganization of lems. He urged that the The Vatican II Declara programs. Dinner in the Brown Pa wc tion of biology, physiology tho policy-forming and de Indiana University profes tion on Christian Educa lace Hotel Dec. 3, accord pa or antomy,” he said. "Oth Within a few months, cision-making processes to sor's work be placed on the tion clearly endorsed the ing to Roger D. Knight. Look in Here ers see it as an opportuni copies o f the guidelines assure justice and respect Index of Forbidden Books. concept of sound education Jr.. Robert T. Person and ty to inform teen-agers of had been sent to more Cindy Martinek, under the direction of John al programs in human K in g D. Schwayder, co- for each and every periwn coi Salzmun (left), chairman of the math-science divi the danger of social dis than 10,000 educators and comprising the University IF SUCH anecdotes from sexuality. It said that chil chairmen of the Rocky off sion at Lorctto Heiuhts C ollejie, shows a jjticst eases.” Lately, Father other interested persons the past seem curiously dren and young people "as Mountain Region of the community. ha how to use the newly acquired fluorescent micro McHugh acknowledged, and to every convent in quaint, it may be because they advance in years . . . National Conference ol scope as part of the academic department’s exhi "emphasis has been placed the United States. this is a generation in should be given positive Christians and Jews. pn bits for the open house highlighting Private High on sex education as an in which, as humorist Sam and prudent sexual educa Later, the USCC Family J. Kernan Wockbaugh. er Education Week in Colorado. troduction to family plan Levenson recently re tion.” The (!k)uncil left it to Life Division set up a Task chairman of First Colorado go marked. the subject of sex ning.” others, of course, to deter Force on Sex Education to Bankshares, Inc. is chair has passed from "the less Father Imbiorski sees the mine which programs were evaluate on-going efforts man o f the $50 a plate newly overt interest in Heights Marks said the better to we can’t "positive and prudent” and and to assist in future dinner. stop talking about it. We sexuality as the natural how far advance in years planning. Mrs. Johnson heis been are now answering more gropings of a society which the young people should be active in many civi?, cul Education Week By mid-1969, according questions than our children has become "confused and for the various stages of tural and community ser Private Higher Education man Thomson has choreo to Father 'M cHugh, dioce- are asking." drifting” — a society that knowledge. But the door vice projects and organiza Week in Colorado will be graphed movement for 12 san-wide sex education To be sure. Archbishop has had to make the tran was open. tions, and is best known observed at Loretto dancers. programs were underway Schulte and Dr. Cavanagh sition from lingering no "Vatican II,” as Father for her work with the Ju we: Heights College Dec. 7. in Cathdlic schools in 19 After the Mass, exhibits were not against sex nor tions o f Victorian propriety Imbiorski put it. "said sex venile Court and the Den ing with a day-long program of dioceses. All o f the pro and demonstrations in the opposed to legitimate scien to the anything-goes philo is good and holy and must ver Zoological Foundation. De. entertainment, historical grams were preceded by college's administration tific research even in that sophy of modern maga be integrated into a total Not only has she contribut Ail and educational exhibits, special efforts directed to me building. Macheheuf Hall delicate area. They object zines, films and theater. human personality.” "This ed personally but through films and student-faculty parent education, and all Blv and Center of Performing ed to what they considered is best accomplished,” he her efforts many fellow cit demonstrations in many of HE S A ID the Church’s stressed teacher prepara *F Arts, will he open to the to be Dr. Kinsey’s r^ection said, "not by secrecy but izens have been inspired to the college’s 21 depart public. o f the supernatural origin contribution to programs in by knowledge.” tion. Programs in seven of ch£ ments. work for and contribute to dioi of religions and to the sexuality and family life is In the fall o f 1968, the the dioceses involved the the work crow program at in your life for the The open house will be low STU D E NTS will be on book’s none too subtle urgently needed at a time American bishops issued a junior high years, four in Daniels Park and the most important-occasion held on the college’s 157- pastoral letter. Human Life cluded high school compo N hand to conduct tours of propaganda in favor of when "the family is under Ranch Program, both proj Weddinii Cakes ucre campus, 3001 S. Fed nents, eleven programs froi educational and residential abandoning religion-sanc the gun and falling apart in Our Day, which reaf ects of the Juvenile Court. eral Blvd. under pressures the like of firmed the teaching of the extended throughout the A Specially Vol buildings on campus. A tioned moral codes of be Through her efforts and lad buffet luncheon w ill be havior, a judgment which which we’ve never seen Church that the education entire grade school curricu C E LE B R A T IO N of the the cooperation of many o f is i served from il:30 a m. to was (and is) shared by before." o f children is primarily lum, and one program was "Littlemass” by Father her friends, the Zoological N 1:30 p.m. other Catholics and non- Fathers McHugh and their parents’ responsibili still at the parent-teacher Jerry Lamb, college chap Foundation raised substan spe Catholics as well. Imbiorski and other Catho ty. But it also said Catho orientation phase. lain, in the May Bonfils In connection with the tial sums of money during All But there were undenia lic experts in the field lic cxiucators have the obli otanton Center of Perform open house, the LHC Alum Thirty-two more dioceses the past 10 years to erect inv bly others for whom the generally trace the gation to assist parents in BAKERY ing Arts, LHC, .will open nae Association will began programs at varying several new buildings at ma entire subject was taboo. Church’s deepening in fulfilling their educational Phans RA 2-ZiSt the observance .a t, 10;30 sponsQr a benefit showipg levels this fall, and more the Zpo. Bn Discussing the burgeon volvement in the family life responsibilities — the sex Home of Fine Paetriee a.m. "Littlemass” is an of Paint Your Wagon at than 20 others plan to Chancellor Mitchell re A ing number of sex educa field to the influence of the field included — when s Stores to Serve You original composition of the Cooper Theater at 7:30 implement sex education ceived national recognition Pro tion programs in the na Second Vatican Council, their help is requested. M S«. BrM dvav *>** CaH U Mux DiJulio. head of the p.m. Benefit proceeds will programs within the next for his firm management SIM IhcrMan 3414 a . Sr6 Av«. mit tion’s schools here recently, whose teachings, they say, The pastoral endorsed the two years. of the student demonstra- _ un »♦. CM4. _____ dicM Loretto Heights music de go to a scholarship fund effectively dissipated for all development of systematic partment. It will be sung for Heights students. Tick Father Walter Imbiorski, d^t time any notion that sexu programs of sex instruction en, by the Metropolitan State ets are $5 each and the director of the Chicago ality was suspect or mar in the Catholic schools or Coe College Choir to an electric film showing will be archdiocesan Cana pro riage a haven for those under the auspices of agen a.rr guitar accompaniment. Bal preceded by a social hour gram, told a gathering of Moi let department head Nor at 6:30 p.m. Catholic school superinten dents that "for many dec of ades we (in the Church) TBC Bells To Signal ha\ Mobile Chest X-Ray met Stops Are Announced R e tre a t ‘Hanging of the Greens’ Once again Temple Buell tell or recount this re "C The Mobile Chest X-ray 12, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., 2 to Set for Girls College’e carillon bells will demption. will Unit of the Tuberculosis 5 p.m. Father Michael Smith be rung to signal the be This play will be directed mer and Respiratory Disease Main Post Office. 18th from Regis College will ginning of the Christmas by Pamela Prizer, junior o/*£ Association of Denver and and Stout Sts. Doc. 16, 10 direct a retreat for 10. 11, season at Temple Buell student at Temple Buell 7 p. Tri-County will be at the a.m. to 1 p.m., 2 to 6 p.m.; and 12 grade girls at El College, Dec. 5 with the Ck>llege, from West Orange, feat following locations; Dec. 17. 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Pomar Center Dec. 6-7. "Hanging of the Christmaa N.J. Kiel Jefrersun County school 2 to 5 p.m. During these two days Greens.” Incidental music will be Bur administration office, 809 MAY D&F. Tremont PI. there will be time for film A b the bells ring, stu provided by the Temple RIGHT REVEREND EDWARDT. O'MEARA and Quail St., Dec. 2. 10 a.m. between 15th and 16th discussion, prayer, reading, dents, alumnae, faculty, Buell College concert choir NATIONAL DIRECTOR Cha to 1 p.m., 2 to 6 p.m.; Dec. Sts., Dec. 18, 10 a.m. to 1 some fun, and especially a statT and invited guests and an instrumental en 3. 10 a.m. to I p.m., 2 to 6 p.m., 2 to 6 p.m.; Dec. 19, •)e time to be still. will gather at 6:30 p.m. in semble. The choir will also p.m.: Dec. 4. 9 a.m. to 3 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., 2 to 5 Father Smith has had a sing carols during the din TOOK BREAD AND GAVE THANKS'' ,1 p.m. Mason Hall, the Ck>llege p.m. wide experience in direct ner hour. Rocky Mountain News, dining room, for the fes Our Knijlish word. “ Eucharist." comes from the Greek, ‘eucharistia.’ mean Adams County Health ing Teen Weekends and On Dec. 6. an afternoon 14th and Delaware St., tivities which have been ing “ thaiiks^ivink." The Lord's Supper, the Passover .Meal, was actually a Out Post. 6701 Federal, will have a team assisting performance is slated for rear, Dec. 6, 10 a.m. to 1 held yearly since 1930. Thanksgivini' -Meal. It celebrated the Chosen P eople's exodus from E gypt's Dec. 23, 2 to 7 p.m.; Dec. him. alumnae. There will be a p.m., 2 to 6 p.m. 24, 9 a.m. to noon. slavery to the freedom of their own land. The teens are expected to The event involves the third performance and din $ TB and RD Association JefTeraon County Health be at El Pomar by 9;30 hanging of hundreds of ner for students and their Each time we 'celebf-ate this meal our Lord gave us. we express our thanks office. 1600 Race, rear. Dec. Department. 260 S. Kip a.m. Saturday and the dis feet of fresh evergreen gar dates that evening. giving as God's People freed from the slavery,of sin lo live in peace.and broth o 8. 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., 2 to 6 ling. Dec. 30, 2:30 to 7 cussions will close at ap lands by selected students, erhood with all men in every land. p.m.; Dec. 9, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Dec. 31. 9 a.m. to 3 proximately 3 p.m.. Sun dinner and a special pro When we receive the Eucharist we accept all others as brothers in Chrjst. Is p.m., 2 to 6 p.m. p.m. Vi day. gram along with carols G ift D r iv e not Holy Communion a sharing of our Christ-life with the commun-lty of men? To The Denver Post. 650 Chest X-ruys are free to For reservations call Sis and music of the season. receive the Eucharist is to thank God for the blessings of our life by sharing u. 15th S t, Dec. 11. 10 am. persons over 15 veara of ter Cecilia at El Pomar, Dress is formal and attend L a u n c h e d with those in need. to 1 p.m. 2 to 6 p.m.. Doc. age. 632-2451. ance is by invitation only. The opening of Operation As Catholics and Americans we have much to tre thankful for. We have, The greens will be hung Santa Claus, sponsored by when needed, our doctors, dentists, hospitals, gfid drug stores. We have good by 38 garland bearers this the Metropolitan Mental food and water, supermarkeLs, and cooking appliances. .We have clothes, shoes, year — 25 senior students Health Associations, a You will receive A CHECK EVERY MONTH and 13 junior students — United Way Agency, was warm homes, and sanitation. W e have education, c a r e e r .opportunities, the thea chosen by their respective announced this week by ter, arts, and television. We have the means to live Christian lives, and the free classes in recently held Mrs. Lou Melnick, 1969 dom and personal dignity that America provides. We reap the good things of as long as you live elections. chairman. America from automobiles, highways, and space pioneering to welfare, insur The special program this 'The yearly appeal to the ance. and social security. And on and on .. . year will be The Second public to provide Christ Thank God for the good life He has provided you and your family. Receive on your investment through our Shepherd’s Play, written mas gifts for patients who the Eucharist and accept in your heart those of our world who are. illiterate, about 1385 A.D. by an will spend the Holidays at diseased, homeless, hungry, and naked. Those im prison^ b.y lnhumiin poverty. unknown author, an exam Colorado State Hospital, MISSION CONTRACT Thank God for the goodness you have received b.w sharing'some good with the ple of a modieval mystery has provided a joyful rnissioiiaries bringing to underdeveloped peoples food, homes, medicine^- educa- 0^ (A GIFT ANNUITY) 0y play. Christmas for people who The word "mystery" re would otherwise be forgot ion .. . the Eucharist. Send a donation to the missions with a real Eucharistic TO YOU WILL RECEIVE High returns depending on age TO fers to the spiritual mys ten” . said Mrs. Melnick. spirit ... with Thanksgiving. Can we truly break bread tpgolher ... and not? tery of Christ’s redemption "Many of them are without y/ Substantial Tax Benefits 1 ^ ) 0 / of mankind. 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Clubs" and makes a strong plea for a low man." its existence when its tion include Bishop Ernest Edwin Espy, with a black L. Unterkoefler of Charles more meaningful purpose for the organi 3, "Once we are aware and truly con triennial General Assembly and in general to make zation. convenes in Detroit from ton, S.C.; Bishop Joseph L. cerned. we have to do what is necessary, the NCC more oriented to Bernardin, general secre Mike McGown. outgoing president no matter how inconvenient to hefp Nov. 30 to Dec. 4. the laity. winding up a two-year term, said the Leaders of the Protes tary of the U.S. Catholic eliminate injustice.” Confrontations are also Conference and Mrs. R. V. program for most CYOs is strictly a tant-Orthodox cooperative expected in Detroit from "leisure time social | church organization have Batt of Longmont, Colo., McGOWN. a junior at the University militant Spanish-American representing the National club, interested of Notre Dame, wants to see the CYO been at work for three and Am erican Indian good times.” years on an extensive doc Council of Catholic Wom evolve into a social action group which groups. en. "We’ve been sit- ^ ument. M ission in the would attract members because of its FOR THE FIRST time ting around having a * Seventies, that is designed positive action on social problems. ABO U T 3.000 persons in the NCC’s 19-year histo good time and call- * to focus delegate thinking "As far as the organization is con are expected to attend the ry a woman is expected to ing ourselves Chris on new directions and new cerned. it should be what the name im meetings in Detroit’s Cobo be nominated for the presi tian. What’s our objectives for the council. plies — a youth group Let the kids do it. Hall. O f this number. 749 dency of the council, suc purpose? I t ’s to The document seeks to will be ofTicial delegates to They'll make mistakes, but let them develop a set of long-range ceeding Dr. Arthur Flem promote Christian learn.” he said. the Assembly, representing ing, president of Macales- ideals among youths Not Much Time goals and strategies for the the 33 communions which He said that in his tour of 41 states coming decade. If the pro ter College, St. Paul, and we're not doing I during his ti-rm of oflice, the biggest make up the NCC. Minn., and former U.S. Jim Lamens, left, and Paul Curlander, right, posals are adopted they it to the extent we| complaint in 95 per cent of the dioceses The remainder will be Secretary for Health, Edu should." he said. can’t put off the decision on what college to at.' will involve substantia] fraternal delegates, stafl', was: shifts in the Council’s pres cation and Welfare. ”We cannot say* tend much longer. To help make their decision. consultants, observers and "Father won't let us.” ent operation, away from we’re Christian if McCown Mullen High School, 3601 S. Lowell Blvd.. will a large number of visitors. She is Mrs, Theodore O. He al.so c Now —you can call Long Distance out-of-state for QUIET DIGNITY... $1 * or less on week nights starting at 7. That's The beauty of a funeral service, the lasting impression one hour earlier! Come join the movement to 7! it creates, is a primary rc.sponsibility of the funeral director. Our experienced and highly-trained Catholic 'Interstate cat!, three minutes, stat/on-to-station, to anywhere in the Continental staff is dedicated to the realization of this beauty. U. S. except Alaska Each member of our Cfitholic Staff, the largest in the region, is available, at your request, to serve you at any of our four neighborhood mortuaries. Mountain Bell „|6; • . - ^ - Othtr conyenieni locaiiom: NEIGHBORHOOD MORTUARIES CAST COLFAX AT MAGNOLIA SVeCR AT SHERMAN 45S-36i3 C n C LB W O O O ----- 277S SO BROAOWA Serving Denver's Families For 79 Years & r S i Page Eight THE REGISTER, DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN EDITION Thursday, November 27, 1969 parishioners this week from Workshops To Tell the {./Ourdes School Board asking for financial help to purchase new textb^ks. Of Adult Education Hooks in use now are said A team of educators i.s A SECOND series to be to he completely outdated. preparing to give adult held during Lent will deal I ' « Bill for the new books will with "Accentuating the education workshops for fr be $2,033.44. Positive: A Theology of V L individual parishes in the U archdiocese. Hope.'” A third series, slat I- 1 Parish t} A guitar M ass at 8:15 The first workshop, spon ed for the season of Pente Cathedral Marilyn Weinberger were St. Joseph ( Polish) am. Thanksgiving and a I i sc sored by the Catholic Edu cost. will have as its tl winners in the Educational 5:30 p.m. Mass on Thanks theme. "Faith Statement. The St. Vincent de Paul The Boosters’ Club will cation OfTice. will be from D Society of the parish has ABC’s o f Industry Contest meet at 7:30 p.m. Dec. I in giving have been sched 1 to 5:30 p.m. Nov. 30 at Moral Statement." arranged for a truck to be in the handwriting catego the school hall to make uled. There will be no high 15151 Quincy Ave. for ry. til parked on the east side of plans for the New Year’s school C on fratern ity ol members of the Church of Christian Doctrine classes be the Cathedral Nov. 30 until St. Anthony Eve Party and dance. the Risen Christ parish. e\ 1:30 p.m. so parishioners Reservations can be ob Nov. 27 and no grade The theme of this work Of Padua school classes Nov. 30. w^. can deposit useable cloth tained by calling Mrs. Rose New Grand Knight shop and others offered tu ing and bedding for the The Men’s Club will Barr, 623-6391 or Mrs. during Christmas and Wl Rocks o f Lourdes will Benjamin Urbish (left) receives the gaval as Bishops' Clothing Drive. sponsor a Thanksgiving Helen Schempf. 429-2211. Advent will be "Person: bL Dance at the parish hall, at sponsor an Appreciation Grand Knight of Council 5161 KnighLs of Colum Basis for Faith’’ and will Dance for Ray and Mickey idi The faculty of the Confra 9 p.m. Nov. 29. Altar and Rosary Society bus from outgoing Grand Knight Jim Sullivan emphasize the importance ha ternity of Christian Doc will meet at 7 p.m. Dec. 4 Amundsen at 9 p.m. Dec. 6 who has resigned to serve as insurance commis of personal growth in mak trine Center, called the The music will be provid in the school hail. in McCaddon Hall. Their sioner for the K. of C. in Colorado. The Council ing a faith commitment. It ed by the Gil Flores Hand. son. Robert, is being or meets at St. Andrew’’s Seminary, 1050 S. Birch Oasis, expresses thanks to will relate to current ICM Admission is $3.50 per dained in Rom e Dec. 19 those who attended the W inners in the recent Street. trends in religious educa thi couple which includes the and the couple will fly to open house at the center Parent-Teacher A.ssociation tion programs. fill Nov. 23. The activities con refreshments. Tickets may event were Matt Brosovich, Rome for the event. The cluded with a folk Mass at l)c obtained ut the door. Joe Ciancio and C. P. Mar evening will include music M EM BERS of the team and snack. 6:30 p.m. at the Cathedral. tin. Knights' notes for Nov. 30 will be Father St. Catherine Edward L. Maginnis. chair Parishioner Carl Ventrel- The Rev. Mr. Robert Masses beginning Jan. 4. man of the Regis College The Parish council work lo. who died recently, owed Refreshments will be Kinkel, a Deacon for the shop was attended by Fa 1970, will be at 6, 8 and K n ig h ts available. Additional infor theolpgy department; Sister Archdiocese of Denver, will 10:30 a.m. and 12:35 p.m. a number of pints o f blood Mary Gabriel Mason. S. L., ther Theodore Haas and 15 to tho Bonfils Blood Bank. mation may be had by take up residence at the members o f the St. Cathe The 10:30 a.m. Mass will Set T e e n Loretto Height College Donors are needed to pay calling 443-0698. Cathedral Dec. 1 to help rine’s council. be said in Polish and the psychology department; AUTO SEAT COVERS this debt. When donating, • ORIGINAL FABRIC with parochial work for the others will be in English. S o n gfest Peter McLaughlin. Regis mention his name and Col Council #3319 REPLACEMENT ^next three months. He will The council has five gen theology department. Bob Holy Trinity • AUTO TOPS ~ b e available for counseling, eral commissions function orado General Hospital. Knights of Columbus. The Ladies Auxiliary of Gray, religious education • AUTO CARPETS “ ■parish vi.sitations, Com- ing now with the following Westminster — A First Boulder Council #1183 is the North Denver Knights coordinator. St. Anne’s chairmen; liturgical com Communion Mass will be sponsoring a free teen-age • C O M P L E T E » munion calls and other par- St, Louis of Columbus will hold its Palish. Arvada. UPHOLSTERY • ish duties. The Rev. Mr. mission, Mrs. E. Pavone: said at 4 p.m. Dec. 4 when songfest Nov. 29. at the Englewood - Sister Mi annual Christmas Party at All workshops will be SERVICE ^Kinkel will 1m* ordained to administrative, Jerry Lit- second graders from the Council Home, 1741 Wal chael White, principal of Bernards Restaurant and under the direction of Miss r th e priesthood in May, zau; education, George Lu- parish will receive com nut, from 8 to 11 p.m. Lounge, 9660 Ralston Rd., Margaret Ann Lowry, tito; Christian services, the school, w ill conduct ^'3970. This assignment is munion. Group singing will take Arvada, beginning with adult education consultant J^art of his training in prep- Don Raub; parish activities, meetings for parents of place using all favorite First Communicants and cocktails at 6:30 p.m. For of the archdiocese. Regis •'■aration for parish life as an Jo Campl>ell; and public A card party, sponsored songs — folk, modern, pa reservations call Mary tration is $1.50. The parti relations. Andy Martelon. those making First Confes "•ordaint*d priest. by the Cabrini Guild, will triotic, and sacred. Those Berninzoni. 477-1146 cipating parish' is asked to ETCHED PLATES be held at 1 p.m. Dec. 5 at sion at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 4, in who come are urged to the parish center. Council #539 have a parish meal follow AWARD PLAINS Z' The High Mass at Cathe- Altar and Rosary society 4825 Federal Blvd. bring such instruments as: ing the workshop. CLdral is olTered each Sunday new memlHjrs will be hon accordions, guitars, banjos, The Ladies Auxiliary Men of the parish are will hold an annual Christ Each workshop will be RUBBER STAMPS ^ a t 10 a.m. ored ut a potluck at 1 p.m. Tickets for the Christmas and ukuleles for individual gin with a presentation by Dec. 2 in the cafeteria. invited to play volleyball mas P arty and g ift ex Dance, Dec. 6, may be pur accompaniment. All junior the resource team dealing PLASTIC SIGNS Those attending arc asked on Monday evenings. change at 8 p.m. Dec. 2 in I I rchrist the King chased from Larry Scheer, and senior high students with theology, psychology to bring a covered dish. the Garden Floom. 429-4730 or Max Trujillo, interested in singing are and communications, fol 2 ^ Miss Carol Trainor, Steve Meat, rolls and coffee will Boy Scout Troop #136 429-4547 for $3 per couple. welcome. Blessed Sacrament lowed by audience reaction “ Hall and Bob Grey, reli- be provided. A business will hold "Open House at and dialogue. ' gious coordinators for St. meeting will follow. Confraternity of Chris 7:30 p.m. Nov. 28 in the par Team Tops League “ Anne's Parish, will be tian Doctrine classes will ish center when a film of Blessed Sacrament light “ Speakers at a meeting for Vi.sion tests w ill be re Bronco football highlights Cliaplaiii.*« be held as usual Nov. 29. weight football team won METROPOUTAN ^parents o f children in Con- peated Nov. 26 for those will be shown. C o rp s 194 the Northeast division riVaternity of Christian Doc- who were not present at Junior Parochial I.,eague Mother of God Qui ;Hrine classes, grades one the Nov. 19 tests. play with a record o f 4-0-2. RENT-A-CAR l^fhrough six, at 7:30 p.m., A new class for altar Y e a r s O ld lt*d A panel o f priests will Second place went to the ans -Dec. 2 in the parish hall. The Parent-Teacher Asso boys is being formed for all conduct a meeting at 7:30 Holy Family Grade School Friday marks the 194th san ciation $300 award was boys ages eight to eleven. p.m. Dec. 1 at Machebeuf Tigers who lost their first 10 anniversary of the Navy “ High School boys inter- given to Richard De Ange- Those interested in serving High School for high school contest o f the season to I Chaplains Corps. RENTAL rested in a Catholic Youth lis of Longmont. Mass may call John Mur students’ parents interested Christ the King's team by ^.Organization basketball ray, 744-1715. in the content and method Of the 1050 chaplains on a touchdown and continued STATIONS Tteam may contact Danny oay St. Francis ology of today’s high active duty now, 60 per the season undefeated. I in :C arr, 756-8609. Awards given at the par- de Sales ____ school religion program. A cent have served in Viet- In a tight race for first I fk n 7« Pot Mila Metropolitan ish bazaar went to Mark sim ilar m eeting w ill be nam and 295 are priests place the Holy Family I ■ndadas Oaa and I D e n v e r rGuardian Angels” The Altar and Rosary Herkel, Dor. Chambers, Kbld Det. ' 2' at 'Cathedral on acHve riutv^: team tied both St. Anne's 1 Kay Berry, Alice Kulp, High School. Phone 757-7825 Helen Pimple and Louis Society will hold a com and Blessed Sacrament. I Alma Krois, George Mon- Thirty-five chaplains Agft limit —Pahls were selected to fill bined bake and needlework yrs. ley, Mrs. C, W anezyk, have received 38 Purple 21 I vacancies on the parish sale Dec. 7 l>eforc and after St. Philomena Set Meeting Emma Fischback. Bud Ni- Hearts since 1965 in ser I council created by the res- all Massc.s beginning at 7 choll. H. D. Weir, DeAnn The St. Philomena-St. vice in Vietnam, and three BALTIMORE - iRNS* ' “ ignations of Dick Doll, a.m. The sale will be in the Shaw and Walter Cordova. John Adult Education Dis have died. — The 1970 Conference o f • president: and Ray Sheer- grade school building and METROPOLITAN • cofiee will be served. cussion program begins the Catholic Broadcasters CHCVWAY • un, financial chairman. Our LadV Nov. 30 with a group meet- A year ago. the nation’s Association will be held in LUSIN6, INC. : A member of : 1 • Maxine Berlinger was _ - - *ng from 7:45 to 9 p.m. on highest award, the Medal New Orleans. April 13-17. 25S5 So. Colorado Blvd. CHEVWAY National • selected to serve as new Leasing and Rental St. Joan of Arc Of Assumption four Sundays. Another of Honor was posthumously The general theme will be • council president. System of Chevrolet The parish Christmas Welby — Members are begin at 7:45 awarded to Lt. Vincent R "Media Education." Phone 7 5 7 - 7 8 2 5 I -Dealers. Fotluck supper will be held asked to bring a covered Dec. 1 and will contin- Capodanno, n Catholic I A Christmas party will at 7 p.m. Dec. 6 in the Re dish to the Altar and Ro- following Mon- priest, for his bravery. He ! follow the Altar and Rosary ligious Education center of sary Society Christmas pot- days. was killed in action Sept. .T I t ; Society meeting at 8 p.m. the church. luck at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 1. 4, 1967, in Quung Tin I Dec. 9. Entertainment is Call 377-4219 for meeting Guests arc welcome to at Province. He is the second * j. f • plannc*d and members are Meat, rolls, coffee and locations and information. tend the event. chaplain to receive the Sc • to bring a toy or gift to fill butter will be provided. Members and guests will Medal of Honor. A Jesuit Su • u Christmas basket for a Those attending are asked Teachers are ncjeded to ’ i . . ■ exchange gifts and are priest. Chaplain Wil'iam Cr • needy family. to bring a covered dish of assist with religious educa asked to bring an un C l vegetable, salad or dessert. tion classes from 10:15 to O’ Callaghan, was similarly wrapped item or money honored in 1945 for his Be I Homemade gift items and The event is planned for 10:45 a.m. Sundays. Those which will be used for the efforts to save sailors Cc ; Christmas curds are on all in the parish and guests interested may call Sister needy children of the par Jdl.splay in the hall follow- are welcome. Reservations, Mary Ruth. 377-0347. An trapped on a burning air ish. For information con craft carrier, USS Frank ;ing all Sunday Musses. $1 each, m ay be made additional driver is needed cerning the party call Mrs. lin. ■Advent wreaths may be through Dec. 2 with Elsie to transport children from Patricia Lee. 287-8361 or "I am not aware of a Novotny, 422-2925. National Jewish Hospital • ordered at the religious single chaplain who has A[ ’• article stand. Mrs. Angelina Commillo, to the 9:30 a.m. Mass each 288-2467. lost sight o f the spiritual There w ill be no R e li Sunday. The society will sponsor a objectives to which he is I Tied bundles of newspa- gious Education classes on bake sale at the 5:30 p.m. committed as an ordained Ipers may be left in the Nov. 27, 28. Classes will The Samaritan Commit Mass Nov. 29 and after all representative o f his ; parking lot enclosure, and resume Dec. 1. tee will meet at 11 a.m. the Masses Nov. 30. Mrs. church. In 1969 these min •will l>e co’ lected twice a Nov. 30 in the basement of Jennie Harison. 288-5345 is isters. priests and rahbis in •month to raise funds for The Arvuda Knights of the rectory. chairman. Vietnam are selflessly • the Parent Teacher Asso- Columbus annual Christ giving the most compre tciation. mas Toy Drive is underway Tickets for the Parent- and will continue through Religious Education class hensive and effective reli Dec. 12. Toys donated are es for children grades Teacher Association cash gious coverage ever given “Holy Cross will not pHze will be available after repaired, repainted and dis one through in the history of naval all Masses every Sunday Theresa Nordholm and tributed to the needy at meet until Dec. 6. Seventh w arfare.” Rear Adm. until the presentation Dec. Christmas time. and eighth grade classes James W. Kelly. Chief of will resume Dec. 4. 21 at 1 p.m. at the church. Chaplains, said. To donate repairable toys, bicycles, tricycles, call Eu CUT OUT AND SAVE clid Caron. 422-1500 Mor- Our Lady man Pritchard. 424-7666 or Of Lourdes HEY MOM...PICK YOUR NITE TO DINE OUT Jim White, 422-4110. A plea has gone out to ■ 98^ Dinner Special A DIFFERENT ONE EACH NITE " (and their can) ■ VIBRATIONS? MONDAY 1 Roast Turkey STRANGE STEERING? 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Lhotak IN THC PROSATC COUKT IN THE PROBATE COURT N THE PROBATE COURT D i e s 6 3 In and l*r llw City And In and fer the City and In and fer the Cl»y and a t Cawnty of 0*nv*r and County el Denver end County ef Denver and SlAit 9t Cdidrada Slat* «i Coforado Slat# el Ceierad* Na. P-SiMr N*. P-SMI* David Bretman. Judge Central College Good for Jobs A Mass of the Resurrec N*. p-ssiei tion for Lumir J. Lhotak. NOTICE TO CREDITORS 63, was offered in St. Estate Of HORMIOAS EARL NADON PLURIES A recent .study revealing (Oeceasad). No. p 52010. CITATION TO ATTEND Anne's Church. Arvada. SOPHIE E. H O FFM AN (Ooceatod) All porsons having claims egalnst PROBATE OF WILL me that four out of five Metro NO. P SIA67 the above named estate are required Nov. 24. Mr. Khotak was All portent having claimt agalntt IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE offi politan State College stu to file them for allowance in fhe Pro the owner of a lawn mow the above named ottate are required bate Court of the City and County of OF RT. REV. ACHILL6 SOMMARU- hei dents work while attending to fll* them fer allowance m the Pro Denver. Cotorado, on or before the GA. Deceased. er repair shop in Wheat bata Court of the City and County of 22nd day of April, 1970. or said claims THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF the downtown institution Denver. Colorado, on or before the Shall be forever barred. bis Ridge lath day of May. 1*70. or taid claimt IRENE EUSSEN COLORADO, TO: has shown the importance than■■■ beoe foreverfor*vwr barred.umtiwv. ____..... EXECUTRIX Mary A. Regan, a mentally ioeom. con Mr. Lhotak lived at 3300 patent parson. See conservator below. of a centrally located col CARLTON FREDERIC HOFFMAN Kipling Street. Wheat EXECUTOR JOSEPH M. FANCANELLO Forester's Old Pueblo Caslias, 20B1 Da; lege. according to Dr. Attorney tor the estate No. Park Ava., Tucson. Arliona. Rela tionship (None). Legatee. chi Kenneth Phillips, president Ridge. Born Sept. 30, 1906, THOMAS B. M ASTERSON 2406 W. 44ih Ave. in Dodge, Neb., he married Altorney tor tha aalate Denver. Colo. Mercy Hospital. East 17fh A M il F>ea of Metropolitan State Col 271 Sowth Downing $t. Telephone; 477-2a47 waukee. Denver, Colorado, Relation wit the form er Angeline E, Oanvtr, Colo. •020T ship (Nona), Legatee. lege. (Published in the SI. Columban's Foreign Mission So Ries in Scribner. Neb., on (PgtSIstied in lha The study showed that Denver Catholic Register) ciety. $1. Columbans. Nabr.. Relation sini Nov. 27, 1929. They came Danvtr Catholic Ragittar) First Publication; November 20. t*6* ship (Nona), Legatee. more than 80 per cent of First Publlcallon: Novambar 12. Ha* Last Publication; December II. I«A* Mrs. Brandolini Franca. Via Borgo- Last PoOticallon: Oacamber 4, l*a* all the 6,000 students work to Arvada in August. 1958. IN THE PROBATE COURT raltl #24, Genoa, Maly. Niece, Legatee Lhotak worked for the In and fer the City and and Hair. and. of that figure. 60 per IN THE PROBATE COURT County ol Denver and Mrs. Maria Corrada. Ved. Poiil of Soi Maplewood Homes Con In and tor tha City and State of Colorado Via Montebello #3. Cassolnuovo.- cent are holding job.s with Cawnty at Oanvar anu Prov pazaia. Maly. Niece. Legatee Coi struction Co. for eight No. P-S2274 in the city. Stata af Coterado and Heir. pro years, then established a Na. P-4*75a NOTICE TO CREDITORS Bethlehem Fathers. Inc., 5*30 East "This show.« how impor Estate of WILLIAM J. MILLER I7in Ave.. Denver, Colorado, Relation, f lV ( lawn mower repair shop at NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT (Deceased). No. P 52276. ship (Nona), Legatee. tant the Auraria higher Estate of A L EX A N D ER P. CHEN- All persons having claims against Rev. Jemes Purfleld, Holy Cross '] education center will l>e,” his home. He was a mem 6URG (Deceased). No. P-49756. the above named estate are required Church, 27*1 Eppinger Blvd., Denver, end ber of the St. Anne’s Notice Is hereby given that I have to lite them tor allowance in Ihe Pro Colorado. Relationship (Nona). Laga- said Dr. Phillips, filed my final report in the Probate bate Court of Ihe City and County of tee and Executor. Sou Church. Court of the City and County of Den Denver. Cotorado. on or before the Tha Society of Catholic Medical ver, Colorado, and that any person Pre! Surviving, in addition to I2lh day of May. 1970, or said claims Missionaries. Ine.. a/k/a Medical Mis •t h p : accessibility desiring to oblaci to the -same shall shall be forever barred. sion Sitters. Philadelphia. Pa.. Rela sigr. his widow, are a son, Ilia written obiection with the seid WILLIAM ARNOLD MILLER tionship (Nona), Legatee. to shops and businesses court on or before December IS. 1*6*. EXECUTOR Archbishop James V. Casey. 153* »ner located in the midtown James Lhotak, and two CLEO VILLANO Logan. Denver. Colorado. Retatfooship Executrix CASEY. KLENE & HORAN (None). Legatee. port area is of vital importance daughters. Mrs. Janet M. By Donald A. Klene James M. Murphy. Guardian of the had Cozza and Miss Margie A. OTT A CASKINS Attorney for the estate Estate o( Mary A. Regan, 1704 Tucson to our young people. Stu Richard L. OtI •21 Symes Building Federal Tower, Tucson. Arizona 85701. sub) dents are able to fit their Lhotak, all of Wheat Attorney for tha estate Denver. Colorado 80202 Relationship (None). Guardian of- ISia Western Federal Savings Bldg. Telephone: 222 4555 Legatee. work schedule around their Ridge; two brothers, Ru Denver. Colorado M202 You and each ol you are hereby no T dolph Lhotak of Wagner, Telapitonc; 244.t047 (Published in the tified that the instrument purporting clas.ses. Being downtown, Denver Catholic Register) to be the last will and testament of over the students are able to S. D., and Raymond Lho (Published in the First Publication: November 20, 1*6* Ihe decedent above named will be of vice Denver Cetholk Register) Last Publication; December n . )*69 fered for probate betore fhe Probate commut'» to their jobs and tak of Scribner, Neb.; a First Publication; November 12. Ha* Court of Ihe City and County of Den Con hack to sch(K)l without too sister. Mrs. Elsie Glodows- Last Publication; December 4, HA* IN THE PROBATE COURT ver. State of Colorado, at Ihe City and in in g In and lor the City and County Building In said C ity and Unit much difficulty,” he .said. ki of North Bend, Neb., IN THE PROBATE COURT County of Denver and County of Denver, on Monday, the peoF and five grandchildren. in and tor the City and Stale ol Colorado twenty-second day of December. 1*6*. On Tuesday. Nov. 4. vot Sister Mary Rochelle, supervisor of Obstetrjcs at Mercy Hospital goes County ol Denver and No. P-SA447 at 10 o'clock A.M.. or on a date subse h ers approved Amend over feeding instructions with Anita P u h z . Miss F'usz will graduate from Burial was in Mt. Olivet. State of Colorado quent thereto to which said hearing dent Oavid Bretman, Judge NOTICE OF FILING OF PETITION regularly may be continued, when and ment One, u city charter Metro State this June with an associate degree in nursing. No. p-aaiat FOR DETERMINATION OF where you may appear if you so de war, amendment that authorizes sire. lievc Mrs. Brennan IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE W ITNESS my signature and seal of up to $6-miIlion in general college program.^. A few of degree nursing program capacity, and has exhibited OF M IC H A EL OORFLER. Oectased. said Court this 30th day of October, o ffi] 1*69. obligation Itonds to help ^^e jobs include an assist- works part-time ia the an awareness that is not IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF B Dies in Rifle OF ELIZABETH A. MURPHY, O* COLORADO: D.M. ROWLEY turn acquire and clear the 169- ant accountant with the "Helping Service.^ Depart- expected o f such a young ceatod. To all persons interested, G R E E T Clerk of the Probate Court acre Auraria site west ol Internal Revenue ervice. a ment ’ at the college. She girl. We are very happy ING: By /s/Jack P. Hayes Rifle — Colorado lost a THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF TA K E N O TIC E that there has been Deputy Clerk Speer Blvd. and north of W. clerk at the M ayflow er will receive her degree with her performance." COLORADO, TO: filed in the above-named estate a peti very active citizen when tion askir>g for a judicial ascertain CASEY. KLENE A HORAN Colfax Ave. That would be Hotel, a lalwratory assist- next -June. Mercy Hospital has been Mrs. Helen Brennun died THOMAS M U R P H Y , 2222 Stanley ment and determination of the heirs By Donald A. Klene HUH Drive. Lot Angeles. Calif.. Ne of such decedent, and selling forth Attorney lor Estate the first .step toward con- ant at Colorado Medical Anita works 10 hours a as.sociated with Metro Nov. 4. She spent a life- phew, Heir, legatee. that the names, addresses and rela 821 Symes Building struction of a higher t*du- Center and a gym supervi- week after classes at Metro State College for over two time <77 years) in service MRS. E IL E E N BACKUS. Brooklyn. tionships to decedent ol all persons Denver, Colorado 80202 N.Y., Niece, Heir, legatee. who are or claim to be heirs of said cation complex to include gar at Jewish Community and works as a volunteer years in the nursing pro- to her family, her church You and each of you are hereby no decedent, so far as known to the peti (Published In Ihe tified that the Instrument purporting tioner, are as follows, to wit; Denver Calhollc Register) permanent buildings for Center. in the maternity ward at gram. Mercy is one of the her c»munity. She was to be the last will and testament of UNKNOWN HEIRS AND UN First Publication: November 13. 1*69 DE Metropolitan State College proud o f Metro Mercy Hospital on Satur- hospitals in Denver where a member o f the R ifle the decedent above named will be of KNOWN ANTECEDENTS. Last Publication: December 4. 1*6* fered for probate before the Probate Philip Lowery, Petroleum Club priest and the Community Col- state students,” said Dr. days. students receive nursing sch(X)l board for nine years Court of the City and County of Den Bldg.. Denver. Colorado. Relationship, IN THE PROBATE COURT lege of Denver, ver. Stata of Colorrdo, at the City and In and for the City and perpel "Since I can remember, I care experience. Ac TH E B ISH O PS’ trip included a stop^ TH E ST O R IE S of the machine-gun Academ y Students IHake over in New York, where Bishop Chi, ning of large groupjs of civilians — from vice president of the Vietnamese Bishops infants to the aged — were described as Altar Objects of Ceramics "exaggerated" by official U.S. sources, but Conference, took the occasion to thank the Your ceramists at St. Mary’s Academy Elementary Phone 825-1145 Today to Place Your Classified Ad in the Register- United States on behalf of the Vietnamese not denied. The Arm y filed formal charges Ask for fhe Classified Oeparlment against an officer accused in the first dis Division are busy turning out new altar objects for use people. in school Masses, in the spirit of a recent Catholic direc Only WjiMl Alls m u iv o d h> piionr or imnl iu-foic 4 He also expressed his support of Presi closure of the bloody incident, and other troops were under investigation. tive that Mass utensils may be made of simple non-pb- Tufsdjiy liin bo pnbbslu-d m lin- nirrcnt uook s pain-r. dent Nixons plan to "Vietnamize’’ the roQs materials. war, and said the South Vietnamese be The tragedy of Song My occurred in March, 1968 — within a month of the Tet Chalices, patens, cruets, and candle holders are lieve they soon can take over the burden among items being formed, says Sister Sarah Anne Shar- of fighting now borne by U.S. forces. offensive Bishop Chi said served to dis land, art teacher. Sixth grade is primarily involved, but APT. FOR RENT FOR SALE HOME Bishop Chi said he believed the tide credit Communist forces because of the each child in school^ has made a contribution towards WINEMAKING turned against the Communist forces in savagery of the attacks. GIFTS forming the containers, if only by a thumbprint in the St. Rose Residence Lovely hand painted ceramics — WINEMAKING ... GRAPE. unshaped clay, she said- 952-IOth St. fine for Christmas, less than ELDERBERRY, DANDELION, store price, our hobby — One of Frozen Juices, etc. Brewmas- Behind this activity, says Sister Sarah Anne, is the (lOtli & Colfax) ters' Secrets Revealed! Powerful thought that emptiness or hollowness (as in the utensils) a kind — 935-6991. Methods! Instructions, Recipes, In Downtown Denver Strike Threat On Wane are pre-requisite to fulfillment and positiveness. C hil New Deluxe edition Catholic Bi and Supplies C atalo g , $1.00. An exclusive w om en 's Residence ble. family register, white leath C O N T IN E N T A L , Box 11071-47L. dren will be involved in the Mass through their crea Indianapolis, Indiana 46201. B Y D O N C O X dune and if it can be implemented by the (Non-Sectarian) er 540 or will sell for $30 or best National Hefiisler Special tions, she added, carrying them to the altar as an offer otter — 771-6144. end of the year will probably be well A desirable residence for M O N E Y M A K T n G DETROIT — A threat that the first ing. AKC Labrador puppies. 6 wks. OPPORTUNITIES ahead of most other dioceses and arch Mother, Daughter, or dear one. priests’ strike in this country might be dioceses. The utensils are presently in a bone dry state awaiting old, 6 males — 1 female. Call HOW MUCH does being your perpetrated by the nearly 70-member As firing and glazing. After the firing and glazing are com Peaceful, Relaxing and Harmonious 798-4752. own boss or making $25.000 00 pleted, says Sister, they will be ready for use in the Dec. 1969 Pfaff Sewing machine per year interest you? Tne War sociation of Detroit Priests (ADP) seemed F ATH E R M IC H A E L OConnor. AD P Atmosphere. will zig-zag, over cast, mono ner breakthrough in the En to be waning as the self-imposed Nov. 30 chairman, and Kenneth E. Prather, attor 8 Mass on the Feast o f the Immaculate Conception at Chapel gram and many other stitches. graving field could be your fu school. ture. Write; Warner, Room C'^- deadline neared. ney for the group, both said they are anx Cafeteria (Excellent Food) $49 cash or terms. — 433-6422. ^4o-‘J, 1512 Jarvis, Chicago, Ml. The ADP. scheduled a general meeting iously awaiting a copy of the due process Dining Room HELP WANTED 60626 on that date at which they planned to draft scheduled Dec. 10. Rec. Rooms WORLD BOOK & CHILD CRAR LINEN SERVICE present a strike vote resolution if an "ade Community Relations TV Rooms Representatives needed full or Cardinal Dearden reportedly wants any Western Towel Supply Co. 1720 quate” p**ocedure of due process for priests Game Rooms part time. Important and inter due process program based on this docu esting work, flexible hrs. Excel, So. Broadway. 733-559). was not in effect. Laundry Facilities ment. His letter to the priests said in Unit To Confer income opportunities. Call MOST SUITABLE Cardinal »John Dearden had pledged in Maid Service Dorothy, Thurs. — 825-5866 or part: The Commission on 934-5671. CUCKOO CLOCKS, outstanding the Archdiocesan Newsletter that a draft ning for Denver’s Future,’’ Switch Board and Community Halations • of selection at lowest prices. Free of due process procedure will be submitted . .Obviously, it is not quite as easy to be held at the Down Public Phones F R E E T O Y S fuSt for having a brochure. Holiday Distributors, the City and County of toy party in your home. Also 4916-R. North Lincoln Ave., Chi to the bishops of Michigan at the next as it might seem at first glance to prepare towner Motor Hotel, 303 Off Street Parking club or church parties. Call Denver announces its Fall- W. Colfax Ave. Dec. 1. cago. 60625. quarterly meeting on Dec. 10- procedures that might be evoked speedily, Pleasant Garden Loretta 287-4044. Winter conference, "Plan- conference w ill be and insure justice, prompt appeal and a PJyjician on^Cajl^ . . ^ SALES R E P S , part tim«; or full PERSONAL TH E A D P plans to .announce the re •ei-»w ■ 4 practical fi.fial determination: Now your* directed-, jtoward .drawing OmJer Guesf P iirtfe id s*" time, to offer services to pastors Meet new acquaintances thru sults of its decisive meeting at a press together community organ and parish councils that result In ROMAN CATHOLIC CORRE hope is that all this can 'be accomplished 24 Hour Staffing and Elevator improved communications. Pro conference Dec. 1. Demands and the strike Diabetes izations and agencies for SPON D EN CE C L U B . Fo r infor by Nov. 30. I would like to hope so too. Moderately priced. Pensioners gram Is proven effective mation send self-addressed date were revealed at a Nov. 11 press con but the facts say that a montK later is a the purpose of consulting throughout U.S. Several open stamped envelope to Box 10212, F ree Test Welcomed. ings. Send details to: Sales Denver, Colo. 80210. ference. more realistic target date fof’ ptovincial with two prominent au Monthly room and bobrd. Dept., P.O. Box 2145, So. Hack ensack, N .J. 07606. Auxiliary Bishop Thomas J. Gumbleton action which is a key consideration if thorities from both the Sy p«r«onal •p|ilicall*n •niy— TRAVEL Ms Offered 9ken« «*r •yp«intm«Rt. said the archdiocese has been working on useful appelate procedures are to be made East and West coasts. M AN A G ER W A N T E D for devel CHRISTIAN JET FLIGHTS $275 round trip C H IC A G O . TORON drafts of procedures for due process since. possible.” The search -is under way, They will analyze the pres 623-4311 opment office of nation's lead ent condition of- our society ing private Indian school. Duties TO, CLEVELAND. N.Y. to this week, for a large require ability to maintain accu LONDON. AMSTERDAM, number of Coloradoans and forecast future trends ADMINISTRATORS rate daily records, supervise F R A N K F U R T , June, July depar- for program planning pur Mr. A Mr*. 0 « n i« l P. 0 'tr i* n clerical staff handling incoming rures. 4-5 weeks abroad. A IR who have diabetes without and outgoing mall and detailed LINE TRANSPORTATION knowing it. Officials of the poses in efforts to avert filing system. Living quarters, C H AIR M AN, 209 Gree'.es, Kane, meals, laundry, furnished. Locat Pa. 16735. Colorado Diabetes Associa potential- problems in the community. New plays for Dram a Clubs, ed in fishing, hunting, recrea tion, which ;conducts tl^e Schools, etc. N. Harrigan, Jr., tional area. State salary require UPHOLSTERY search as a p art.of a na The principal speakers So. Schfoon Lake, N .Y . 12877. ’ ment, experience, marital status, will be Dr. Ralph Guzman age. Your reply held In strict .Re-upholstery, by a reliable tionwide? effort, • say’ that FOR S A LE confidence. Father E. J. Kurth, firm. 35 years experience. S.J., Red Cloud Indian School, and Dr. Franklin Willicms. Nice 1969 component stereo sold TER M S . National Upholstery, free detection packets are Pine Ridge, South Dakota 57770. 2145 Court PI. 222-1372. now available at all Den Dr. Guzman is a professor new $199 will sell for $69 cash or of Government and Com terms, speakers included. 6695 ver area drugstores. ALBERT'S CUSTOM UPHOl STERY munity Studies at M errill W. Colfax or 1981 S. Federal. HELP WANTED-MALE The dreypak, as it is Specializing in quality & service College bf the Xlhiversity B/W and Color T V 's $14.95. 6695 known, consists o f a test W. Colfax or 1981 S. Federal. Precast concrete company needs on reuphoistering & factory di strip, instructions and an of California in Santa man for truck driving & labor rect furniture 8c carpets. For Cruz. He was formerly Singer Touch & Sew - work. Starting pay $2.50 per free estimates day or nite call envelope for returning the 238-5306. j hour. 936-2384. 233-0630. sample to the Association Director of Mexican-Amer headquarters for analysis. ican Studies at U.C.L.A. Doctors point out that it Dr. Williams is Director of is important for everyone the Urban Center at Co to b e. tested for .diabetes, lumbia University. since the symptoms are Admission is by invita hard to detect and a per tion and advance registra SERVICE DIRECTORY son may be a carrier with tion only. out realizing it. The Colo In announcing the con 825-1145 rado Diabetes Association ference, Minoru Yasui, urges you and your family Executive Director o f the to be sure, be tested — Commission on Community Relations, noted that Den and learn the symptoms of CURTAIN LAUNDRIES diabetes! ver’s social problems tend ELECTRIC WIRING .PLUMBING to follow trends in the CimiU-CrNMtH TlIlKUtll BriMtin - liMii - urban areas of the East 220 VOLTS tA FR A N K ’S Clt*H< kr litKt miIM i. Plan Party and W est coasts. "T h e tiM MtttH OMIT — Remodeling^ PLUMBING value of such a meeting -Repairing- For Arthritics FRANCIS LACE ■■'I If and HEATING seems obvious as we note Call Any Time -AU.-^rthritics and their CURTAIN CLEANERS M II SERVICE that developments in New •2S-3SZ7 3 6 6 - 0 1 6 8 immediate families are York and California affect m t K*i4m4th J U |l 455-0933 Denver. Colorado______Jim Dwyer Electric ted to the Annual Denver some sij^ months to 3 3S36 W. 26th Ave. DECORATING Christmas Party for Ar a year later,” Yasui said. GUTTERS & SPOUTS thritics scheduled for Dec. PAPERING ROOFING 6, from 12 noon to 4 p.m. STEAMING at the United Way Service 'Padres' Seek Gutters, Spouts Center Auditorium. 1375 N e w R o o f s Liaison Unit 238-1044 TEXTURING We specialize in Gutters AN types. Expert repairs. Delaware St. A luncheon 777-9375 PAINTING and Spout Replacement WASHINGTON, D.C. - Gutters and down spouts. will be served to guests for MOUNTAIN-IMPIBI Gutters Cleaned & All work guerenteed (RNS) — The National $1 per person. D IC O tA TO tS Repaired 825-4495 Thoroughly Experienced Sponsored annually by Conference of Catholic ELECTRIC WIRING .Nfember of Our Lady of Dependable, Guaranteed Grace Parish The Number by the Parish Heading Over Each the Rocky Mountain Chap Bishops (NCCBi has been 45 — Most Practeus Bleed Ad is the Key to its Location of the Map. ter of The Arthritis Foun asked to appoint a liaison • Rewire AMERICAN ROOFING 14" by 14" Detailed M a p Available 50c a Copy dation, a Mile High United committee with PADRES, • Additions SHEET METAL CC^ SEWER CLEANING Write Register, Box 1620, Denver, Colo. 80201 Way member agency, the the newly-formed organiza • Meters Moved. 744-2114 1 44 S. BROADWAY tion o f Hispanic priests. event is planned and con After 4 P.M. 4Z2.OM0 ACME SANITARY Father Ruiz said that the Member of All Souls 10 — Our Ledy of Fatima 1 2 — St. Mary Magdalene ducted by the Chapter’s FREE ESTIMATES and SEWER SERVICE NCCB was asked to form Arthritis Auxiliary. Mrs. 798-S3«8 S34-0S83 PARISH S395 Lincoln 2601 ZENOBIA Stanley Kriz and Mrs. Al the liaison unit "so that o Uatri o Static feeAt together we may more O Slit Tript t Sriiii Trait - is probably the most home for len Law, who are in LUXURY PLUS the money in area, tbtal: 4- NICK BAKI deeply consider and res Clim4 charge of arrangements for 1847 W IN F IE L D DR. Main floor bdrms., rec. rrri., 2 car gar., pond to the needs of the Sivif t Wilir Sinici family room with fireplace. Year ASSUM E Gl LOAN the party, said the affair «S»n4t 111 MIS 4n si4l carpet, drapes, rfnge, 2 baths, Hispanic Catholic commu around sun room. Total of 2,548 too. Let's try your terms. Call Older 2-bdrm. home in Engle this year will feature light sq. ft. on main floor. Also has a wood in nice cond., priced at nity.” JERRY full bsmi. This lovely, custom 233-6537 or Al Heintz 238-3374 entertainment, after which eve. $9500 with a toan bal. of $6967; If such a committee was STORM WINDOW built home is In better than new which m ear» $2533 down and the guests will play Bingo cond. Has all those expensive formed, he said, it would SERVICE RIDGEWOOD REALTY assume the loan with s'; inter for the balance of the af PLUMBING Improvements. Total price be invited to attend the BREEN $47,950. Owner may finance. Call 9485 West Colfax 233-6537 est. Payments of $65 88 . 3028 S. ternoon. Prizes have been JIM U R BA N , 297 542A or 279.A029 Pearl. Call Nick Baki 297 5403, PADBES national conven AN Makes eve. 794-7290. donated by Auxiliary ALAMEDA Storm Doers ft Windows Res. 29 — St. Philomeng tion set Feb. 6 in Tucson. members and friends. FLORIST PLUMBING CO. Screens ft Patio doors. 1224 MILWAUKEE NICK 9AK1, ^7 5403 or Sales and Service 794-7 «0 res, Reservations must be REPAIR ING — NEW WORK 4-bdrm. Bungalow rec. rm. 1543 Champa SEWERS-SINK UNESCLEANEO Insurance Claims. and in-law apt. in bsmt., gar., made by Dec. I by calling Deadline for all news carpets and drapes. Exceptional items which appear in AN Warh GuaranteiO Rtasenable. VAN SCHAACK value at $17,900, V A or F H A Mrs. Carolyn Klein. 377- Shop Office VAN SCHAACK the Calendar will be 9 266-3131 ISai W. Alameda I D S«. Ogden HENRY SAW ICKI 7 OFFICES TO SERVE YOU Open Sun. 1-4 p.m. Call 333-8160 0325, or the Foundation 2409 W. M A IN R EA LTO R a.m. Monday 744-0300 4 2 9 -2 9 0 6 1700 VAIadsworth Realtor for appt. offiee, 623-5191. Page Twelve THE REGISTER, DENVER AkCHDIOCESAN EDITION Thursday, Novembei 27, 196? The Heart of Each Day Title of ^Bridgebuilders’ Liturgy-Centered Convention Given to Today’s Youth A ni'hver native with a quarter of a leadership and how you form your per- eeniurv i»f youth work to hia credit gives sonality. Litur^jy — public worship with original music and the >outh of today the role o f "bridge- In his opinion, what changes an insti — was the heart of each with selected reading and builtleis ■■ tution is profit and loss. And he doesn t day of the 10th biennial student participation. FatluT .John Campl>ell, S.J., who is view the church as any different than convention of the Catholic To plan for the Masse.s. now h»*ad of the Summer School of Chris any other institution. It, he says, is still Youth Organization Feder Father Champlin said he tian A|Histolate in St. Louis. Mo., says involved in inter-personal relations. ation at the Denver Con wrote to 10 experts on lit today's |X)larized society need the bridge vention Complex. urgy. and met with six mimi CYl) FfllfNATION COIVtHTlOH builders the young people who are not P A R T OF TH E SE CU R ITY problems A Mass for peace, and a members of the CYO execu the ones usually written al>out in news people face today with the Church evolve memorial Mass honoring tive committee who helped papers. because "an awful lot of Christian tradi the late John F. Kennedy, set the theme for each He explains that by the fact that tion has been "don’t" and now we re say were the high spots of each Mas*- youth are insecure they are therefore ing "do” and that’s where the action of the three convention He planned that each ci>nservative. They have an openness comes in," he says. With "kids" he days as nearly 4,000 teen Mass would include a var which he says g«»es hand-in-hund with points out, people talk of "giving them agers gathered in Denver. iety of music — instrumen building bridges between groups in any something to do,” when what they should One who was deeply con tal. guitar, organ and c s / / a s r s be doing is making them aware. Once community. cerned that liturgy Iw the choir "Today they ask why. They are l)etter aware, they’ll find the action, he ex key to the convention wa.s f’erhaps the most impres scientifically trained and they ask ques plains. Father Joseph M, Champ- sive portion of the Mass /A/ tions. So much of the lime an institution "Much of religion was geared to the lin, associate director of showing student participa isn’t ready for questions and its response immigrant people who didn’t have much the Bishops' Committee on tion was the Offertory is "don't make waves." he says. education who needed a hero with the procession in which each answers. Now people are more educated the Liturgy. In an in ter 'With youth, they have questions, and view at the convention CYO region brought an and they don’t n e ^ someone to give the they don't want you to avoid the answer.’’ center he said his involve ofVering of sfime type of answers.” ment began bt'cause o f his community work and in IN D E N V E R for the Catholic Youth friendship with Monsignor volvement to the altar in W IT H YO UTH , he says it is neces Organization Federation’s young adult Thomas J. Leonard, direc the form of a banner. sary to teach them that in a pluralistic section, he .spoke on "If I like you. I’ll tor of the division of youth Although he said the system you have to have flexibility, but buy your product" as the homily for the that isn’t a threat to them. activities. U.S. Catholic huge convention audito opening Mass. Conference, and was gener rium diminishes some of "W e have to start with the kids — al chairman of the conven the elfectiveness of the He says in his work, he travels thou they’re going to be the adults in a short tion, They live at the same music and the readings, he sands o f miles each month, usually to time." location in Washington, al.so pointed out that the meet with priests, sisters to train youth P'ather Campbell left Denver in 1937 and it was Monsignor Leo group was participating gesture of friendship be pamphlet for couple.R about At the convention, he leaders. The SSCA is a leadership school, and entered the Jesuit order in 1938. nard who asked Father and that there was a feel tween all in the audito to be married. "Together staged a music-slide show recently sponsored by the CYO. Since then he has spent his career teach Champlin to plan the litur ing of community. rium. and all were in for Life," which sets forth on "love" which received a He says you can't just set out to get ing and counseling in high schools and gies. volved in the singing, al the options available in standing ovation by the involved in action. You have to look at has been with the SSCA since 1961 as D U R IN (» TH E Mass the though the voices seemed the new marriage service 250 teens who crowded yourself to see how others will receive director, and on the staff since 1953. He THE RESULT WAS teen-agers participated in lost in the vast reaches of and "many of the things I into the third floor nxim of you. is a graduate of the old Sacred Heart three special Masses, each the "passing of peace,” a the center want to tell them.” the convention center. And all this leads to techniques for High School in Denver. Father Champlin also discussed what he calls the Vocations Homilies "worship gap" — the fact many of the lH-30 year BELLEVILLE, 111. - (N C i — Bishop Albert R. olds are not going to : ^ Zuroweste of Belleville has church, SATRIANO approved a plan offered by "1 think the new liturgy a group of laymen to ap opens the way for many" BROTHERS 1 pear in the pastor’s "pul he .said. But. college chap JANITORIAL SERVICE pit” at Sunday Masses for INC. lains have to prepare stu a homily on priesthood dents for the real world vocations. Ru£ atiif Uphelsteni and has to teach the col Shampooing Complete House lege students have to ac MEN - ACT NOW! cept the real world. Cleaning There is still time to serve Christ Floor Waxing and The homogenous col NOW K > Fnisl er Brother! Special Polishing lege group has to learn to (icilitie s jvtiljb ic ler tfeliyetf veca- ' Walls and Windows il bring his ideal liturgy into tio n ftp IP 4S yttfsi. It's NOT too Washed the real world, to learn to late! Holy Family Apostolic G«ll«ie 2834 W. 44th Ave. participate in a large also poalilied to accept yoonc men congregation of people of for trades It A 12 el hi|h schiel 433-8831 many ages and back and tor Jooior Cillefe Wiile l i Voca- 3566 So. Broadway grounds. he said, and com lioa Oiricter MSSiettUlCS If IHC NOlTfAMIlT 761-0324 pares the adjustment to 7PIIAllRtll»< • $1 U fH.Mi m i« college students leaving -W¥¥»¥¥¥ »V ¥»¥¥Tv4r. I' the santuary of the campus for jobs. "Will they be protesting or will they begin working for a $16,000 a year job instead of a $14,000 one?” ivionE he asks. College is a place to give them ideals, he 'Toys for Tots' IVIOIVIS adds. A Color Guard w’as on hand to open the U. S. Murine Corps Reserve ^ AND DADS "WE N E E D to be very traditional Christmas "Toys for Tots" drive in Denver. Ronald McDonald, loving to those who feel the clown, says toys may be left at McDonalds and will he distributed ! t H E h o l y FATHER'S MISSION AID TO THE ORIENTAL CHURCH uncomfortable with the through the Santa Claus Shop. Mrs. Jane Ynic of th<* Santa Claus Shop new liturgy, he points out. puts some toys in w’hile a dubious little one, Michael Delzer, watches. You are needed . . . to act as a Mom or Dad to He asks people to remem Concetebration ber that the new liturgy is an orphan in the Land, Ethiopia, or India. the work of the Holy GIVE The cost is very little. The satisfaction is great. Bishop \\illiam Connare of (Jreen.sburg, Pa., Father and the Bishops. Annual ^Toys for Tots’ A More than half of the 1.400,000 refugees in the offers the wine at a coneelebrated Mass that w’as "We need to move gently CHILD Holy Land are boys and girls. A great many are c> a highlight of last weekend’s National CYO Feder with education, remember fa A orphans. Some barely exist by begging'for milk, ation convention. ing that you never please Drive I\ow IJnder W ay si everyone. We try to accept HOME food, clothing. Others are in the'Holy Father’s f*firi.s7i Orifiutisi them and never to offend The U. S. Marine Corps dren in Denver. The Ma conducted by Marine Corps care — supported by the generous friends of Bacon & Schramm anyone” he says of new Reserve kicked off its tra rine Corps Reserve ar Reserve units throughout Near East Missions . . . You can 'adopt’ one of Compofition Reefing (fOts Svhoiarship Muss forms. ditional Christmas "Toys ranges to have the toys the nation, and McDonald's these children and guarantee him (or her) three Tile Roofing In his travels across the Roof Repairing 'I'homas 1*. Miles, organ for Tots” drive in Denver distributed to the children restaurants across the meals a day, a warm bed, love and companion ist-choir director at St. country explaining the new with special ceremonies at V 4020 Brighton Blvd. through the Santa Claus country participate in the ship and preparation to earn his own living. Ari 244.6563 Jude parish, has been liturgy Father Champlin the McDonald’s re.slaurant Store. program as a public ser awarded a Varsity Shop says the priests have all at 505 E. Colfax recently. The Santa Claus shop is vice. orphan’s support costs only $10 a month . . . been helpful. $120 a year. Send us the first month's support PEEBLES music .scholarship at Colo- McDonald’s outleLs serve run by an independent The Murines request that ALLENDALE r a d T) .Stale U n i v e r s i t y "1 try to give hojic to the a.s ofllcii^ drop-ofT stations board of volunteers assisted only serviceable or new and we will send your ’adopted’ child’s photo. where he is a graduate young priests and reassur for the Marine Corps drive, by Denver public and paro toys be donated since a You can write to him or her. The Sister who PHARMACY studenl- ance to the old ones.” he conducted to collect Christ chial schools, the Red HHOO W , manpower shortage makes cares for your child will write to you, if the child The son of Mr. and Mrs. said. mas toys for needy chil- Cross, The Salvation it impossible for them to IJ 2;t‘»7 cannot write yet. A close bond of love will of Virgil M Miles of Denver, Army, the Denver Welfare repair or renovate unus Anatfa Vfist't Piilessiiial PkarmacT it Arvudu. ('nlonulo he is cum-nily working on HE ' i s the author of a Department and Catholic able ones. develop. Please send the coupon with your of a masters degree in organ paperback book. Don’t You Charities and other agen Donations may be left in fering today. i\lass o f Thanks sh ptM-formance, Really Love Me. which has cies. "Toys for Tots" receptacles COMPLETE CAR SERVICE sold over 85,000 copies and Closi-s L-L Twin ti( TUNE UP • CARBURETOR The award goes to an Agencies submit names which will be prominently AUTO TRANS upjx'rclassinan studying writes a column. Worship of needy families and eligi displayed at all McDonalds Although five Learning ta Voor Car Problem - Our music who demonstrates in the World" which ap ble families are issued cer restaurants in the Denver Spcciditv for Living classes were hi EXPERT TELEVISION REPAIR outstanding acliievement. pears in Our Sunday Vis tificates for each child area from now through itor. He is also preparing a canceled because of low WHO ORPHANS BREAD is ' the club (dues: $1 a StJ ONEIDA GARAGE enrollment, a total of 582 which may be redeemed Dec. 7. Bill Kirli 1600 Onr>d.t 3JJ jssj CAN'T month) that comes to the rescue when orphans pr adults in the metropolitan for merchandise at the SPARE ; », urea participated in the shop. need milk, medicines, underwear. Like to join? Americam National Bank The Santa Claus Shop, Send $1 every month. ARROW 1969 fall classes. proudly presents Students' comments follow in order to purchase new NEED SERVICE ing the classes indicate the presents, asks that contri Christmas. *1. reception the classes had butions be sent to Santa OFFICE STATION Claus Shop, P.O. Box DRIVE IN WITH CONFIDENCE (SEE FINE PRINT.) from at least some of its TUNE UP A BRAKE SERVICE members. 18203, Denver, Colorado, Whal kind of Christmas mu SUPPLIES . I)e ■nil P«<0» 4SS-07)7 Normally, you'd pay Si.98 for The priest-faculty of the 80218. 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