Smut Peddler Crackdown Needed, Congressmen Told Washington.-* the Need Tor Legislation In in LEGISLATIVE

Risen Savior Appears to Thomas Relief Projects Increase Supplement to the Denver Catholic Register Notional Notional In Latin American Lands Section New York.—Progresi In de and Central America, and repre Section veloping national Catholic Char- sentatlvea of national Catholic itiet organizationa in Latin Charities organizations In Ar THE American countriea “baa ex genlini, Chile, Colombia. Para ceeded alt expectationa," Mon- guay, Peru, Bolivia, Brazil, and aignor Edward E. Swanstrom. Uruguay. executive director of the NCWC Five years ago none of tbe Catholic Relief Servicet, aafd Latin American nations rep ■ i on bia return from a meeting resented had natloMi Catholic in Bogota, Colombia. Charities units. REGISTER From Nine Landa Latin American represents (Name Regtatered in tbe U. S. Patent Office) RCULATIOI Participating in the meeting t i V e I repeatedly expreued MtMaii or auDiT auaiau op cisculations rhl» P»p«i u tonnaelfd wlUi NCWC Withlntlon N«w» H*Muu»rWr» by lU 0 " b were NCWC-CRS repreaenta- thanks to tbe American people SiM flil 8tr*ie«. RtiliKHii Swrvlet. MuJuu Sentlcta, Hvliatou* Newt Phutca and NCWC Pteture garvtcv Uvea from nine South Ameri for U.S. food and clothing, Mon THURSDAY, APRIL 2T, 1960 can countriea, the Caribbean, signor Swanstrom said. BILL WOULD MAKE JAIL MANDATORY

u l Smut Peddler Crackdown Needed, Congressmen Told Washington.-* The need tor legislation in IN LEGISLATIVE. EXECUTIVE BRANCHES creasing penalties for obscenity violations is “ur gently important.” Rep. Willard S. Curtin of Pennsylvania declared. In an address to the House of Representatives, he urged passage of a bill he has introduced to make jail sentences mandatory Code of Ethics Needed for second and succeeding convictions on charges of mailing or transporting obscene material. Rep- rasentallve CurUn’s bill (H.R. 10937) is almilar to several theme of the movie, taken as a other measures currently pend whole, appeab to tbe prurient For Men in Government CM RItnJUIS TO BE WIT1IE88E8 OF CHRIST'S DirtNITT ing in tbe House and Senate. interest." When tbe National Legion of Decency placed the Chicago.—A code of ethics should be developed immediately for men Other recent highlights in THE GOSPEL (or th« First Suodsy In the early ages of the Cborch, it was cna- film in Us “condemned" cate in bo^ the legislative and executive branches of government, said Sen. after Baiter (John ts, 1^31) relates bow tom ary for catechumens to be baptized on Holy the anti-obscenity field Include gory last November, It dlted the the riant Savior appeared to the Apotllea. But Saturday. They appeared at Hast on this first the following; morie's “blatant violation of Eugene J. McCarthy of Minnesota. Tbomai waa not with them, and refuaed to be- Sunday after Blaster itill clothed in tbe while * In Washington, D.C., Post Judaeo-Chriatian modesty and He told delegates at the secondary school department session of the U m . “UBleaa Ipec lit Uta handa lb« print of the garments of their Bapltam. The Church took master General Summerfield decency." tbe opportonlly, through the Epistle and Gospel National Catholic Educational Conference’s 57th annual convention that “it tuila, and put m; finger into the place of the made public details of a recent • Id Cincinnati, Judge John is a matter of common knowl nalla, and put injr band Into flia aide." of ,tbe Mass, to tell them that now in their obscenity case involving tbe W. Keefe sentenced a news everyday dress they must go out Into tbe world edge, luslained by stalisUeat After aicht dayi Jeiua again appeared to sending of obscene material to dealer to six months in the records" that the general level tbe Apoitlw, and tbla Ume Thomaa waa praient. u witnetaea that “Christ is tbe truth" (I John a 14-year-old boy. Tbe boy origi workhouse and a $300 fine—(he V, ey. of morality is not high u it 'Burden' of Bishop's Job To Tbomu Ho laM: "Bring hero U17 finger, nally answered an advertise maximum penalty under tbe might Be.” and aao Mr baada; and bring here thy band, and It li an occasion for ua llkewiM to renew ment in a "men's" magazine fpr city's anti-obscenity law. Judge He added: “This should not put U into My tide; and ba Mt oobeilevlni, but our determination to be trltnenea to tbe Divinity a catalogue of “pinup" pictures, Keefe commented on the U.S. be a complete surprise to us, 'Easily Matches Glory' boUavlBg." Then Tbooua, overcome by faith and ^ Jesus Christ by the example of our daily Ifr. Summerfield said. Cost of SnprBme Court’s action last De since philosophical and religious love, laid limply but aloquoatly: "My Lord and Uvea and actions. tbe catalogue was $1. In due cember in reversing the coDvi^ beliefs do afiect conduct; ideu Doluth, Minn.-Tbe "burden" Cathedral of Our Lady of tbe By God." time, the catalogue arrived, tion of a Loe Angeles book do have consequences. When a of a Bishop'i dutiu "euily Rosary. along with an order blank for seller, accused of selling an ob leading scholar declares that matches the glory” of the office, Biabopi, Archbishop Brady JU.SO ECOIfOfffC HffPSTICE, PERSECPTIOW “art'" photographs, priced at $5 scene book, because he was not 'the seat of ethics is in the declared Archbishop William 0. pointed out, "are tbe initru- for each order of 20. The order proved to be aware of tbe heart,' when it is acceptable to Brady of St. Paul at the en menu of dlvioe appointment for blank stated that purchasers book's contents. assert that the dnly abaolute Is thronement of Bishop Francis J. the insurance of divine'life bad to be 21 years of age. The “We do not believe," Judge that there are no absolutes, Schenk as fourth 8isb6p of Du airoDg tbe people of God." POPE CONDEMNS RACIAL BIAS boy and four classmates ordered Keefe said, “that tbe U.S. Su when sectarian and pbiloaopbi- luth April 19. DiscussiDg the ex terior a set of "art" photos, which preme Court ever intended to cal leaden lend their names to Archbishop Brady also offici “badgu" of tbe Bishop's office, Rome.—Amid the mysUcal His repreaentatives and Hla fol are Yours and Yours we wish proved to be pictures of nude establish a rule allowing a book a declaration of their faith in ated at the enthronement cere be nid that " u tbe mairiage Joyt of the season. Pope John lowers In the Cbareh. On the to remain: OurselvH, our ftm women, many in suggestive seller to shut his eyes to some man's ability *to make his way mony. which wu b^ld in the ring is the sign of fidelity a ^ XXin in hla Easter message other aide is tbe antl-Chriatlin Uies, and all who an moat dear poses. thing which be could readily by his o#n means to the truth of union, no leu is tbe ring of tuned aorrowfully to "the ebJt- spirit which la error, a false and precious to na, in tbe ardor • In Ctiicago, Federal Judge see. If a bookseller really which is true to him,' we should tbe Bishop." dren ef God" who are "aittar- idea of pcrtonal and social life, "Oi Ui kaad aa object a( nh.. ^ ^ wisdom of miturc William J. Campbell ruled that chooees to traffic in what is not be surprised to find some tag because of ran or eeooi tip movie. The,IfOmi is ob- obviously lewd sod ^wcene, it government offlrtals miklof up reveitwee by tbe fa ltl^ to iM^tlMta!’ through the 1 renundationa keene and may not be shown in Is only a requirement of com' rules which may be ‘convenliBit* the BIshep K Is Us reuliider taUoa of the exercise of (hair dieorder.' old age, Just beginning or far Chicago. Judge Campbell com mon sense to hold him respoo' to their owD purpoees.’' ef naloa with the partkalar intnral and dril rights. - Be defined the dittea ef advanced; to be ever youri. mented that “tbe dominant sible.” TW 8 ALL OTHERS charch to lAkh he is ae- To theaa he joloed “many of theee whe fin d ea the side In another teuion at the «m- SiCBCd." our brethren who do sot enjoy ef Christ in the eenniet: "Gnmt to us Your bletiing, ventioD, it wu reported that Tbe cron won by a Blslxqi, any Uod of freedom, p e n o ^ "It Is a paint al htner far pour out Your peace all over tbe Catholic Church's efforts in be uid. is “tbe ban crou of the civil, or religioua, but for year til te meet their ebllgatieaa. tbe world, 0 Jesus, as You nl who wu seech Him to grant a just and In still another seaion, grade are scattered throughout the na "Don't be afraid of the nunv and wist to the rest of th^ in the first place our beloved Africa; Thomas Tomon of Ja an angel. lasting concord among all school teacben were told that', tion u Far North as the Arctic her of your sons and dtugh- world. sons, the members of tbe Sa peoples, we ask Him to con within the school year about to Circle. ten,'' uid (be 1‘onUff. "On the COIIBAT CONTINUES cred Colley of Cardinals and tinue to bestow peace and end, 516 Catholic elementary The Bishop hu 19 priuts u- contrary, ark Divine Providenct Tbe Redemptive act ef Our our VeoenMe Brothers of prosperity upon your great schoola offered their pupils tisling him. Twelve of them are for tbem so that you un rear Lord, said the Holy Eather. waa tbe Episcopate, and alM the coimiry." [NCWC Wire! coursu in foreign languagu. priests of the Sacred Heart, and educate them to thair OWD one in which "dealh ahd life priests, religions, and laity Sister Mary Ricbardine, u three dioceun priuts, and four beneru and to tbe glory of engaged la a tremendous com- under their care. sociate secretary of the element Dominicans. There are also 32 your fatherland here on earth bet," with the Author of Life Bspreuei Admiralien No Birth Control ary school departniert of tbe sisters working in tbe diocese. and of that une in heaven." as the victor. "This combil." Wuhington. — Commission NCEIA, wu high in praise of They are from O'Falloa, Mo. Huodredt children from be declared, "itill eontlnuca 00 "We greet with the affec ers of tbe District of Columbia volunteer teacher aids, who as In his diocese there are three bousing develojKneots on the earth. We are all preaent at it tion of our paternal heart the barred utablishment of a birth sume some of the teacher's churches, five cfaapeL;, two wutera outskirta of Room wen ■ad take part in IL On tbe one ruUre American people, to control clinic at D.C. General clerical and other duliu, such schoola with 438 non-Calholk present in tbe RaaiJiea. Solemn ward whom we cherish aenli- aide standi Christ together with Hospital. ^ ; TT.f. u playground supervision and children and 77 Cslbollc pupils, Mstt w u celebrated Ckrdt' - -K, school bus survellisnce. and one orphanage. nal Paolo Giobbe. LISTENING IN ADVICE TO CATHOLIC EDUCATORS Judgment at End of the World SHOULD ADVANCE STANDARDS with their own bodies before the judgment It is of faith that, at tbe end of (he world, Chicago. — Catholic teachers Christian education is founded." sheald he - ImaglnaUve and scat of Christ, there to render an account of and after the general resurrection of the dead, should oe in the forefront of be said, "upon our accepUnce of creative, m t can cease abawt, alt men will be Judged. Their succeM or fail their deeds." “essential progreu" in educa ' an u a creature mad - to God's he laid, "when we thlnh Imb ure as pronounced then will' lut for eternity. tion today because of their de image, endowed with an im In ternm ot what we are Christ will be the judge. The Old Testament as well as (he New votion to the full ocvelopment mortal soul which is possessed against and mere In terms ot This is not a difficult doctrine of teaches the lut judgment, which will be uni of each student. Archbishop of faculties of intellect and what we are far." ^ faith, jwt It has been denied by tome verul. luias Ixvi. 13-16, wrote; “Behold the William E. Cou;ins of ML'vrau- wijl." As Americans, be said, we can ‘ , of t ^ GnosUes in ancient times, by Lord will come with fire, and Hii chariots are kee told Ibe S7tb annual conveo- Tbe . u c c e 8 s of Catholic be criticla>% 11 wa are sparred ’ Cathari and the Albigenses in tbe iikt a whirlwind, to render His wrath in indig Uon of the National Catholic schoola. the Arebbisbop added, to actira oi'ly b / Communist medieval period, and it denied today by Uberal nation, and His rebuke with flames of fin. Edurational AuociaUo.i. must be meuured io terms acUon. Aa CatboUet, "we are Protastaots, Rationalists, and Modernists. For tbe Lord will judge by fire." An estimated 15,000 persons that relat-* to tbe individual aod even worse off if we with onr attended the convention held in sciiools to be good simply be Daniel xii. 2, u yi; “And many of those who INFIRM NUNS FIGHT C A H C E R bis eternal future. sleep in the dust of tbe earth shall awake, some Chicago's International Amphi cause we see tbe need to keep D oerm irs iir c r e e d s “There is no point to btfiJd- unto life everluting, and others unto reproach, SISTERS OF the Congregation of Jesus Crucified, theater. ing, maintaioiog, ard generally up vrilh other edueatioul sya- AMD PAPAL TERCHINa to tee it always." The Book of Wisdom describes whose members are all crippled or chronically ill, are INCENTIVE su pp ortin g Church-related tema, public or private." the lut judgment with vivid detail now studyiog pathologists' slides for detection of cancer cells TO PROGRESS schools," he added, "if the same He urged “that we cultivate, The Catholic doctrine goes beck to the be in s project at tbe Regina Hundi Priory in Devon, Pa., a sub each in hla own way, a tttUe lem ginnlngi of the Cburcb. Various creeds have Arebbisbop Cousiu, who is results an attainabh in other urb of Philadelphia. educational system. " ptrochitl, more philoaophkaL expreated it. The Atbanasian Creed, for in WILL RENDER TO ALL Busy at work on tbe project are (left (0 right) Mother president-general o> the NCEA,’ and more (Kofouj^y rellgloac stance, asserts: "At whose coming all men are Marie Aimee, Japanese-born superviror of tbe nuns' new labora stressed that tbe incentive for In the keynato address ef crientatioo toward the future, to rise again with their bodies to rtoder an ACCORDINO TO C O N D U C T tory; Sister Mine Davis, and Sister Mary Fabian, who is con ediicrtors to keep abreast of the cMventloa, Father WallM CDc wUcb makes ua at home iii account of their deeds; and those who have done Christ liimMlf said: "Fw tbe Son of Man fined to s wheel chair. advaoced trends and ttandards J. Ong, 6J., a SL Lm M Uai- a world whidi k more and Bor* good will proceed to eternal life, and iboee who Is to c«ne with His angels io the glory of His Tbe order bu its mother house in France, where it was ig provided in tbe Ndlonophy venily profeisar, deriared coneerued aboot tbe larger have done evil to everlasting fin."' Father, and then He will render to every '>ne founded 30 years ago. Its members are crippled or otherwise ou which CaUu^ zcbools are that the aMtlraliei sd Ceth- movemeitt of knowledge -Ita^ founded. Pope Benedict XQ defined this doctrine; nccor^ag to his conduct. . . . But when tbe afflicted by such ailments u polio, heart disease, rheumatism, ellc Americans to meet the aod about the global evointion “On the day of judgment all men will appear fTuni to Pope 3—Colwnn 3) arthritis, and arrested tuberculosis. One sister is blind. "Primarily, our approadi to dulleM e heU by (hi fnlnre of human aodety.” T H E REGISTER

• a r a a n m u s t o b e y l a w * Nnrl L9i hsunmcd RrtfctoAiiN CHICAGO CARDINAL BANS BINGO ChlcAfo. — CutUnd Albert an ef as In CUeago eai be said, "we have elected to wait I* m m a Meyer bai csUed on Catbolic preod.” ontU tt U darifM.” m u i i i i ^ periibei iDd organiatlMii ia Tiest this genuine Interest be "SomstinHS gaxMS of chance Uu sfcbdiocese to stop the game diverted from its Important oh- whkh are Inetfenstve accordtnt P«Nfe|» of bingo. jectivu into an unft^tful con to ear bellsf an made QlagM n civ cre o f O u r U d y In a Iktter to bis clergy, the test over tbe relatively peri- by our lawraakan,” be observed. fw bMtM ta«Nr aMM »2 nS^MUlT Arcbbltbop of Chicago said: pbertl and minor issue of Ungo "When they ate, tbs Cstteik ■lew eemed «wM*» wrt M iakaiMy aCNr. Maiwr tkMi • 'Becau^ the game of bingo has Churdi teaehak that It is odr sm m « ■!•• • 8»rtM Pn«*r iatiUiai n ■ iMa StHi t t W V for char!table porpoMt, we prw «iwii ptl Court Judge John j. SuOlvaii demptorbt Fatbere, the Domini- A WALL OF NAZARETH in Biblical a favorite place of pilgrimage by people from eign minlstsn of religion In that freed two waoen offken oai Fathers; and tfo Pvis For times (shown above) has been exposed in all parti of the world. cluded in the government de of tbe American Camp and Boe- eign Mksion Society. Shrinb HMiorrhoids The Pranciican Order tn the ISth century pltal Service after they had been tm tom exteneive exeavaUons of the Galilean town cree on religious liberty lasued erected the Churrii of the Annunciation over arretted on gamUlng A u g u a M M W IA L iTiTnQVi 9irgtry where Jeeot grw up and lived mtil He began in North Vietnam June 14, the indent Basilica markiu the site where 1955—11 months after tbe Gen involving Ungo. Hit public mJsiitry. tradition uya the Angel Gabriel told the BleatM SUM ltd HiliwM Pota eva cease-fire accord that di Cardinal Meyer neted that On a hil] overiooUng the Valley of Esdrulon, Virgin abe would become the Mother of the M tka flat aaa ifMaai hw vided Vietnam into two pans. Tor many yean seine of tm tkifa«PttM flnt the town of Naareth has many ihrinei and is Savior. Hie editorial reetllod mid- psrishu u wd! u WON of our o k w A la a m P m March news that North ^êt- educational and madkd tastita- t P i n l CaCItiiaC U kw bM w M fM rM i rAMILT 18 KEY nam had expeOed four aiece t k « have received donatkos Catholic mUsinoers. Only foor by thaee meant.” Vw IKam allaa Mirtikaai) tack ptaes. STOMACH * t a< ifl jjaaka Man now art left in an area iriiieh "Wt had atsumed,” ha cee- wu once strongly Catbolic. Uoved. "aloag with other reli . apaainta m » “ TOtt JUNGLE VILLAGE CARDINAL gious, health, edueatioB, and m m t la kaa aaakkwT lha “This particular kind itf anti- 'tv Akfr. J*m« I. TumIc welfare groiqie, that tiie pta» »r«f » M a BOW btaOM wMaoea The Red Hat will hang in the tbe region and empties into rellgioai campaign, which eon- i l M U w 91 P iw a iT o< a world- Rome__One day the Red Hat Cathedral of a dloceae which la Lake Victwia. aisti'in the syatematie and pro- tics of receiving help throng ' w a w raaaarok taaBtata. of one of the Church’i 85 Car- Lea than two yean Uter, on binge and other hirmlcw ganwi n iiu p s TMa aMaMaa la aaw aoailaUa la only seven yean old and which, gresaive elimlnatios free, a te^ l L » r i i | l n a (aptaaWoov at aiaiBMai /am aaDad din«t« will hang from the cell until a few yean ago, had only March 25, 1953, the VicariaU w u not lUegal." MA1SU0N,0HW ritory of all the surviving mis- M IU If i M K M I naparaaiDii a.# At aB *«• aooi> ing of a ti^roofed diurch Mt one other permanent church in ApoatoUc of Lower Kagera wu ■lonariu one by one, so that While miaUa kw ferbidi' taw Mway book taanatii. in the middle of an African ill territwy. elevated to the rank of diocese svtry voice of tte Geqiel might letlsries, he said, *1( may banana idantatlon. TABU Ihe tnveler cemee lute a snd named the Dloceae of Rut be stifled, is leu sensatii^ and sever have heea th e Intent' It will be bung there follow deariig: this la the Cerdl* abo. Blahoji Rugambwa became apparent,'' the paper atreowd. ef the law is ferbid gamu fike n ih iih e m binge cendB cted net u a ing the death of the flnt Afri bsTi tee dty. It.Is sot really Ui Ordinary. “tfoa a system wfaidt impri- can Negro Prince of the Church, a dty, but a village ef ealy Figures reported by the Sa tODs, tortures, and eondenuia.’’ gambling oBtarprise, but mere GOD LOVE YOU u ■ fuad^Blsiig derke.” Cardteal Laurian Rngambwa. a few hBBdred iahaWtanfa— cred Congregation lor the Prop Althoogb tbe lottery law, In Be is Bishop of Rutabo, Tangan a cinder ef mid hots and agation of the Faith on June 30, its application, Is not dear, he yika, and the son of a poor thatched reefs in the center U67, will give an idea of the Silent Chuitb Closer farmr who still Urea under a Mm I Kufkrwrf Palloii J. SIm m ef a hasau plsutslkm dioccee aftu it had functioned \ thatched roof. OfHolal Unkfl Register There is no phone, Bo pest for four years. In an area of To Christ, Po|rt Soys office, DO electridty, no paved about 4JW0 square miles there Rome — P (^ John r a n ObMMdty* Criow Washington. — Herbert B. Do fevora to mon and thty will ofton hota you. W O U L D you LIK E road, no storaa. Tha local w se 53,343 Catholics, 3JTI7 told the people assembled in eateebumens, 25 prieka, 27 tbe BailUca of . St PsitiOut- Warbmrton, general counsd for A PR IE ST butcher shop is a tide of baaf Today Somtona has odtod: "Why dwuld ht botk me? t never bung from a »mh in tha ibada brothers and nuns, 10 seminar slde-the-Walls at the bagio- tbe U.& Post Office Depart- IN YOUR FAMILY? Uat and 92 cateÛ . Ding of Holy Week that the mest, told the Associated did him a fovor." The reoeon benefocton ore sometimes (d a tree. Medicines are bought (er THE REGISTER PQ. The Missionary Servants of from Indian merchants tnvel- Today ihe Rutabo dloceae hu Church of Silence is now "ckwer Camreh Preu (eon^rlMd of despised it because the one who was helped recognizes the Moat Holy Trinity offer ing through. a (Utholic popuUtimi of about to the Lord In its sufferings.’' Protestant and Orthotex puhil- grtnuge Tonn cceAlBlBg vliHa you the opportunity to 01,000 out of a total p^HiUUoo “ 17m eoncers for thU sec cationa) that be balievu there Hie Dearest phone it 30 mllei an obligation and o debt of grotltude which he is, im> '‘adopt" a aeniioarlan and of 132,000. The majority of tbe tion of tbe flock of dirist . are links between crime syndj- to Rome sod revered MuImb tbui enjoy the bleialngs and away. Hm nearest mill box is non-CatboUcs are Moslems, who eonsUtutu a sharp Uwvn in oor eatu and publlabers of obscene willing to dischorge. Five days before hit death, Gounod privilcm of giving a priest in tte next village, Samtdiuinu, with B Earopeea vacatioa ta the constitute- a major problem for heart,” be d e c la ^ "and you literature. to God. about a half-mBe farther down wrote on the fly leof of 0 book to Modome Strause this the missionariu, for economie will not find it strange that we He noted that the Pest Office, eompeny ef coagaaltl ta m fu t Your adopted deanlrurian the road. Box number 33 there will pray for you each day u well u religioas reasonx Hie Mioitld repeatedly deplore the in its <'«">peitn agiuist paneg- thought: "These ore three things which ore never forgiven is the one listed for Cardinal ttm . ta rn depart New Tark and renumber you in each economic problem is —plalnad moral tod phyaieal oppresalou raphy in tbe aatilx b u as- Rngambwa in the Vatican's of 0 pereon: 1 . the fovprs he did us; 2. the evil he did us; Man he offers when a priest by the fact that commerdal n » inflicted on fnhabitants of re- nuned a positlea ef leadership itne 21 la U U . Qaaei May; Yon wiH write to him and ficial directory. ceu is identified wttfa being • 3. the evil which we could not do to him." PouJ Cloudel glOBi accustomed to exerefe- in hsndling s moral proUeoL Illy I via Pm Aaerkea WaeM receive his picture. In a wey. LIVES IN SIMPLIOTT Moslem. lag their bask and btnnan fib- Bditua are urged te take a In one of his dromos mokes on offidol of the state ask: he beeomee a member i t There are only two pmasant Airways; and Bepteêr 4 vk yoer family and yee beeoaw The Catbcdice of tbe RitMw erty and enjoying tiu frails ef moro aetivs role in tha anti- structures in Rutabo: Tba Ca (Uoeeie an poor and, w a nat "Whot favor con your Mojeety render tp one who has a member of euri, sharing g o ^ werfcs, Jostke, snd peace.” obeoMtity drive. Trau World Airways. Eoqii in Uu Mtales and prayers thedral and the Cardinal's resi ural consequence, lo are the done so much?" The King onewers: "Onfy one— ingrati of all Ulttlonary Servants. dence. Hit Cathedral is a tee’s priuts and ehurcbes. Un Uar vtsUs Room, Loordo^ sad Like thoee who nave already starkly simple edifice built h) til 1951 tile church at Kanblgo tude!" ObereauMrgea (Paesteo Play). adopted semloarlani, yon UU^four brick walls, a floor wu the only p«manent church Questions and Answers will find peace and happi- pavM also with brick, a corru edifiei ip tbe entire area apart Septombu 4 group vWts Holy fatrawe riteugh this jney setieif whot wee the neai in thu plan. gated tinYoof, an altar, and a from tbe Cathedral at RuUbo. Am ■ Poster-Pkrent you Christ Is Head of All Men few benches. The Cardinal's The key elemeat In all tbe Land. For raurvatlou aw year reetHew e f the werM te the greeteet fever end fill it would pray for your aeml- residence is a six-room bunga problems Is the family, set By LiNva H. Rioboak, PbD. without UDctifying grace fail to narian and bslp ut provide Why Is Christ caiOed the bead travel ageat, ar AMEBIC^ ever received, the gift ef Cred fiiiee? Hehfing up for his support during the low which houses himself and only IB inch thin^ u eradl- fall under the hudshlp of (Inal ail yaan of his semi bis secretary. It is tbe vfllage's eating deep-rooted supentl- ef tha Church? Christ. EXPRESS TRAfEL SERVICB, His ecers, Our Lord cen sey: "W ith these w es'l only house, as the vilUgers com First it it necuiiiry te uoder- nary training. This lupport tlou, bet alM !■ sedal and U Broadway, New York g, W.t- MiMMdsd hi the heose ef theee wbe Im Me." Did la email compared to the re monly understand the term. eeonomk problems. stand the ootion of tbo head ef a wards of lifelong prayer and MOTMHritOOO Within a mile radius of the Cardinal Rugambwa, being a human bqdy. It poteouu iti mv- He net e b e ipeek e f the triwendeoe disprepertion secrilice for you. eminence beceoee of iti poet- . Watt,* a aiiMit ar frav If you would Uks to «»»>» centtt of 'be village there are product of this lode^, knows art M haaar af St. towwaas tlon; tecoodly, becauM of its Mawotai far ^ in m l awHNfa. Ruptured? hetwien the me^Hnde ef the Ueeihigi He grents this your "ipedal charity.’* about 2,000 inhabitants. it thoTouîly and knows that write ui todu. We will oe the strength of family Influence perfection, for all the tenau S taW M SMfwwit. urtt. CaaL lb M end the fewnees ef the thenhn "W here ere the ether There are two p sin e ^ crops ST. SArMONB'S OUBO (trwi. ■» (bWh. lb wabara w Up happy to teod further inf al 1/ b aa b artbj children in the way that candy Opposed to Ugalizttd ■m b ta M ta aw a» (_ of a bumao person. There flows t a a al m ia*ii U t a f li Ba tm mm IMnaM tooklW,^ ortd portieuioriy far being permitted ot the ertd of his Bkjey Nttare’i INXROY Drink it used elsewhere. Jm M Omilf. WTM b< V from Christ Into tbe members Once between the weet shore Pori-Mvtuel Botting l b . Sn lM Swbiw. • doys to be more closely united to the sufferings of of tbe Mystical Body the influ aaiiii I ta t tr iiiata of Lake ^êtOTla and Ruanda- Pittsburgh.—An editoiisl in PAMSI iMMiatL t t a sr. nueat m nuTn Christ. Jesuit Tea Urundi wu tbe Vicariate Apos the Piritburyh Cotliolk declared ence that tbe hud of a body iankt. Mwaarf - tolic of Bokoba. Tbe Holy See. that Bishd> John Wright of exercisu over tbe rest of the M Mn i«ie wlM^ $1 SmU memben of the body. From ...... OMWW Ca, tmrtu weMM m im M MM M seeing that It bad progressed Plttiburgh, Bishop Nidioiu Elko *SBlMma..OtalaaMi •OTS wnxiNG TO anva o<» ( TWs wwk HM«k 0*4 for your faMi. K m XII Christ, especially thhm^ the la Um artiiUuaS u ■bWaurM. •f eUbM lUw m4 kwbMnMMM soffidently, dedded to divide of the Byzantine Rite Exarchate SINS tot fill SSM1 mmMm. numb mm *M «M -MM Euebarlai, spiritual life is pro taacM n; la aaibboa ■ saWaaa. euM th*r« la m better wwy te do tb(a Hmm by Ftep- IM." taM IBM M T«i* MM. MM it into two parts. Hils offidaliy of Pittsburgh, and Episcopal ar M baUal poalara (er M aaae- V, mMM himi, iM SMMM, took effect Dec. IS, 1951. Bishop Austin Pardue of Pitta, duced in men. just u from the I M wrHa te: agetiwg tbe Faith. TIm eelnted Curd of Are said tbet • I MM *f UwM «e bead of ooe’i body vital move •MMm ax hwMM wi (MMw On the same day, Father Rn- burgh support its oppodtion to MAMCItCAM PATHaea, T«Jt, iwipiMi Mn nwaMBM 'IlMn'i gambwa, just a few months race tracks and the*legaliation ment is produced in tbe body HOPflfSS IW Menrea t t , N. i- WMlaj tboet srbe oidod tba Frepogatieit ef tbe FaMi woald MB MmU MA” M Iw M -Wm- tan, 0. C. ewM Mtirr it MA MirM AiM”— after his return from Roma of psri-fflutud betting in Penn resuIUog in tbe i c Uo d a per HOvtr leea tba faitb. In gratltiide, make a doUy n U l Or n d m t1. M m d w iliM • where be bad earned a docto^ sylvania. formed by the other nuxnben OfSPERATf iMimi wvvlr«< L«W- ate in canon Uw, received woril The editorial said that radng of tbe body. AU these offleu 9 FOU.OW THE LEADEI or wookly eocrifica o«d at the end.ef the meoth TWST INmTElS puformed 1^ Christ can he pre ISl N. Breed St,—Bex M 7 that he had been appointed and betting are not Intrlnsle CMHST lead it fa the Heljr Father. moral evils, *lHit they do carry dicated of a true bud wUh re IMPOSSIBLE • S«. hMcb M. rov caa kt PUk. 7, Peaae. Nêar ApoetoUc ot tbe vicariate • FlUNasew aaoTHa that had been cut off from with them extrinik evils and spect to man's body. It Is ciur, M M k a b raw Hb b therefore, from Scripture, thSl Qvw b M mMu tl GOD LOVE YOU to Mrs. J.AA for $25.50 "Enclosed tbe Bokoba See. Tbe new TlcB^ potontlal abosu ao dangerous Have Faith ia Ute was called Lower Kagera, tn the common good that tbe Christ is tbe true b ^ of tbe I arlb M &Ca J a d e you will find 0 money order In thanksgiving to God, to Classified Ads tmHn£ Us name from tbe Ka sober citizen is weO-edvlsed to Church. fn a d M B arWkon,- n I. x na tbcwfh aU gera River, Tîch flows throu^ vote against them.” In this analogy Oefwees tbe St. Lucy, the Holy Ghost or>d St. Jude for Intentions XMMer •dWoB*. TM nUlU wile youH never rem t It . . . ■a. l.lw M I b r t g i U hud and tbe human body and Send for your Tree'm Novtna gronted." . . . to J.AAK. for $1 "This afternoon my V fear e r m v b caaMoUf* Mau Christ u tbe bead of tbe Mys Prayerbook, ”St. Jude, His US and, IM nU A Tie vsr veed tical Body of tbe Church, it is Life, His Noveu” (to^ ed mother osked'me if 1 would like to finish some chicken par Mu*. Pipmaat mud tecs to his relic). Perpetual No- mar aU a rd tn . Ada raeal aad important always to remember thot wos lying on a plate. I sold no, I wosn't hungry. That Hsodar wm appoar !■ Iba Maa tbet tbe human bead is depend Tenu every WednCMlay. pHaM tba foUowtaf waofc. e i. Ra«. Maer. Praneb i . Katf ent on tbe other members of aplrtmtl MfOclar mode me think of the poor children oversoos who would tdALB H t i e WAMTID tbe body. Christ ts-God It com- CHURCH OF 8T. JUDE love to finish that chicken. So, I'm sending you this dol ACTUAL JOBS O n N ta U X . So. ^ tely independent. VOTIVE GUILO Aaa, Karopa. Ta iUilOO. T n vol paid. For Information Writer WrtU oalp S a p in v a a t U fo . Cao- Is Christ tbe head ef alf meat ai WoM M at lar for them." . . . to E.T.S. for $30.85 "This li^.the first Ntw Voefc K N.Y. tnrnm k erb . C SC. w b a te M M . C iX tar. Bo o b H-IU, «W Stuart St, Bow In Scripture Cbritt It caUed IH Babra fbl SL abwTi MiMir . check I hove ever written. The amount specified wos the MB 11 the Savior and Redumer of Ibet Own. W. tab. («• < MlSCILLANteua all men: “Who is tbe Savior of cost of some loborotory equipment but 1 krww the Mis- Prtattlaaa Baakta C a a tr Naada roar all men. especially of tbe faitb- doMtlm for St rudaV IDiita. fol” (I Hm. It, 10). To be (be siorti con give more Immediote relief to monkind." . raUtar laid, Bex tu». Mekaoa S. H M lM p pt Savior of all meo belongs to to M.P. for $5 "I hove mode five dollars over my regular Christ BCcordlDg u He li (jielr Serve the IHSntUCTÔN bead. Christ, therefore, is tbe weekly check. Pleose occept It for the MIssioru." . . LKAAN WBILB ASLCKP wttB r o v raeordar, pM aoaiapk. Datatla tiwa beed of all. men. Sacred Heart to N.B. for $2 "I eon do without this two dollars, but to Itia n reh AaoodatioB, Box MOV, Bow Is Christ tbe heed of aB some It may meon the difference between life or>d death.' Otratk*. WaohhtftMi, BWB? AS A RELIGIOUS VACATW H i Re it tbe head of all men. narMa aaetOoBt atadaT ba eaaOr. but in dlffarent ways. He is BROTHER On the yellow decode of the WORLDMISSION RO- U oatr aartaf hlnta—SIJM. r . B. D.S. PRIESTS rODR PilR EAST tiw beed of thou

[UNDER CHINESE RED REGME For Churches' Reunion LISTENING IN IsUBbu^Êcmneokal Ptlrl- Eutcrn Orthodox Cburchw, bu THREE PRIESTS JAILED, TWO DIE udi Atbtufom I td ComUd- appexled for ■ reunion of all (Continued! tioople, world l«der U tbe Chriatian Cburchea. 'Tt la ur- Son of Man Is come with His nujesty before details—Christ said: “But 1 teil you, that of Hong Kong.—Three Chinese lent," he said, "that tbe Him wilt be gathered all tbe nations, and He every idle word men speak, they shall give priests have been sentenced to Cfaurcbes find nnlty a|ain.“ will separate them one from another, u the an account on the day of judgment. For by thy life imprisonment by tbe Com MAOM-Vicwr “I declare on tbe tomb of Our munists and two priests have HSW! T«wTiM«NtUM sbepberi eeparatea tbe sheep from the goats.” words thou wilt be justified, and by thy words Savior.” be said, “that we feel He will set the sheep on His right band, and the thou wilt be condemned" (Matt xii, 38^7). died in Jails, according to re peat pain because the Church goats on the left.” Christ will then proceed to ports here. The deaths and ar ^ Jesus Christ la divided. This tbe judgment and say to those cm the right As Father Herve writes in his dogmatic the rests occurred tome time ago. aeparatioD continues ataln st band: “Coma bleated of i i j Father, take posses ology, "all the' works of men will enter into The news retched here after Christ's wilL It is detrlmenlal to sion of the kingdom prepared for you from tbe the judgment, according to EccL xii, 14: ‘And other reports which indicate tbe cause for which Christ sac- foundation of tbe world.” Great reward is given all thbgs that are done, God will bring Into that the Red regime now feela rifiead Himself.” because of tbelr charity to others. To those on udgment for every error'.” Everybody will be its divide-and-conquer campaign He coDtended that historical His left hand, however, tbe king will say; "Dm ndged, without exception. against the Church ia makbg barriers between tbe Churches part from Me, accursed ones, into the everlast The Lord wiU bring to light thbgs hidden headway. 4 WT 1* MtUa "do not mske imposrible tbelr mtr. M m ■»■ b darkness, and u the liturgy asserts; "There Tbe cbuTcbmen whom the m utual rappro^meot tad ing fire which w u prepared f ^ tbe derU and his ^ Mk MM Mb fore, when the Judge shall sit, whatever is bid Reds have apparently succeeded meeting, now that tbe good will angels.” Hieir lack of charity will be a chief den shall be brought to light, and nothing ahall in Mpsrating from the Holy See recentljr expressed by Christian cause of their banishment "And these will go H S s S S into everlaating punishment but tbe just into remab unrequited.” have been paraded out to de SS i T ^ H leaders gives us cause for com nounce the “conquered." fort and enlightenment." everlssting life” (Mitt xxv). The Atbanaaian Creed speaks of Jesus Christ, rt.rS 7b'*s N, Rbk I t whose coming all men are to rise again with Bishop Ignatius Rung of Tbe Fatriarcb, after a IMS Shanghai and MaryknoU'a Christinas appeal tor Christian PAU L AMD JOHN their bodies and render an account of their deeds.” Matt xxv, 91, says: "But when the Bishop James E. Walsh, both M B t r T iM Mwwybk* •■»« ">«»< reunioD by Pope John XXin, WROTE o r JUDOMEMT imprisoned, stand u the sym said such union "would be the of Man tball come in His majesty, and all the rkM M. M< Mr IM Mr Jesus foretold the General Judgment clearly bols of tbe "beaten Church." MW hw MM Mi M nM • IM dawn of a reallf new year in angels with Him, then He will sit on the throne ffT*. ». MMM > MM. and often, and St. Paul distinctly and frequently Jesus Christ.'' He said he wel of His glory; and before Him will be gaUiered In mid-March, on charges of M U iMMirr corned “with joy” tbe Pope's ap teaches the same doctrine. U Cor. v, 10, sayt: til the nations, and He will separate them one treason, and espionage. Bishop For all of us must be made manifest before from another, u the shepherd separates the Kung was given a life term; •Ht «. OaiK. M mU . CMu * 4. m. peal. [NCWC Wire] the tribunal of Christ, so that each one may re sheep from the goats; tnd He will set the sheep Bishop Walsh was sentenced to ceive iriiat he hu won throu^ the body, accord on His-right band, tnit the goaU on the left.” 20 years' imprisonment. ing to hit worka, iriietber go^ or evU.” DIE IN PRISON ST. JUDE THADDEUS St John In the Apocalypae xx, 12-21, asserts: H e reports said that Father CHRIST W IU. PRESIDE Tha OuiHiM Bredui NevitaH tt Mea La StOe h 'And 1 sew the dead, tbe grut sod the small, James Wong, a native of Hoag bjCtlifatHd's VaOaf. m VJicy’a ideet lUnding before the throne, and the aeroUs IN HUNAN NATURE Kong, died b December at the Springtim t Novtno m uikiaHri fee Uw Q e^ w Btedtcn bhy Pba. were opened. And another acroll was opened, (Christ will preside b human form. It is age of SI b a Red prlaon camp which is tbe boiA of life; and tbe dead vrere nttlng, thologians pobt out, that He vrbo by tbe near the Tibetan border. judfed out of those things that were written in benefit of His reitoption hu won us entry to Father Benedict Yto -C2ub- From tbe dedicated labon the eeroUs according to their works. And the sea heaven should (Reside over the judgment Chung, 37, a priest of tbe Swa- MAY 5-J3 gave up the dead that were in It. and death o f devoted men Tbe entire human race vrlU be present—all tow Diocese, ilio died b jail. and bell gave up tbe dead that were in them; It wu discloeed that for the H It aM. end llilt Haaa / Iwtm* till. M t ead I pum man, both adults and little ones, and, theolo com e tbe great wines o f and they were judged each one, according to gians tell us, probably also the transgre^g first time three priests of the PMACHER: vatT UV. THOMAI L M U K M. their works. And hell and death were cast into angels. The whole lift of every person, fuelud- Swatow Dlocqse were given life the poiH of fire. This is the second death, the M MiMfs OMileble M Engildv Frendv Spanish, PaMtv mp whatever he has done, good or tU, whether terms by Red Courts in lOSS tnd “l i e Aamwn. ItoUan. lohsmten. Scwek arid Uthuonioru pool of fire. And if anybody was not found bv word or act, by commission or omiuion*, will 1958. written in tbe book of life, he was csst into the Father Thadeus Huang Ke- IL. m m y * um ******** be mode public to alt ^ r M U r pool of fire. And 1 saw a new heaven and a The place of judgment is called the valley of Jen, 58, who wu administrator new earth. For the first heaven and the first Jouphat (Joel ill, 2). Since, however, the word of the Swatow Diocese from gIi2r?fesi mn 1 OF ST. JUDE THODDEUS earth' paosed away, and the sea is no more.” Jowphst in Chaldaic meins the ‘'division of 1952 to 1955. wu sentenced in SHRinE judgment,” the information is not definite. The December, 1955. Fither Cyril k r W B K ; DOMINICAN FATHERS Every human being, St Thomas Aquinas time of the judgment is not known to us. Chou Teb-Lln, 52, and Father 1V0*J S. ASHLAND A V t. CH ICA G O 8, l i t . showed, is both an Individual person and a part Luke Su Tsung-Yang, 38, were of the whole human race. Hence it is that two The Fathers and theologians u y that after sentenced in 1956. judgments are due to him. One is bdividual, tbe conflagration of the world and the judgment, Father Wong died while lerv and will be undergone immediately after death. "we look for new beavena and a new earth, ac b g a prison term at bard labor. o f California PUniNG HIS FAITH AND HOPE The other will be the general judgment at the cording to His promises, whereb dwells Juatice” Father Yao Chih-Chung died end of tbe world, with the nniveraal lepara (H Peter iU, 13). SL John wrote b Apoealypu while urvbg a 16-year prison H the hm faidin af I h CstbaUe Near Eari WeUtn AHeeia- AN OKOia roUNDID IN •tie. BUMS. FkANCI UoB of the food from tbe bad. xx: "And I uw a great white throne and tbe term to which he bad been sen das, Psihar Je«|b I . IlMrt. pMtar ef fba CatbeBc C ted i ti one wbo u t upon it; from-Eii face tbe earth and tenced in 1954 by a people's FteMau*ekoi.i>c.asiodkMWaa.HawV«*.iiv.eUMaa,H.aaarwMw.e*H , ^ Baid toaf in Egypt, hia writts* ta JUDOMEMT TO REUEAt heaven fled away, and there w u no place for court [NCWC Radio and Wire] art for ftMadil kelp. Ibe wtOs af GOD'S GOODNESS, JUSTICE them. And 1 uw the dead, tbe great and tbe Us Church have faHeu dewn m i hit imall, standbg before the throne, and acroUs Tbe universal Judgment is coDgruoua on the ^ paapta' have keen laft wHbaut were opened. And another acroll w u opened, Arthritis-Rheumotisni iHVBTYOmSAVINGSH CHURCH-SCHOOL- part of God In order that Hla ways of divine ^ pliM ta worrtlp. Fartanately at tfm which is the book of life; tnd tbe dead were ia m HOsnyAL footfoea, wisdom, and juatice, evhkb often es M time ef the disaater, stnce then wM Judged out of thou thinp that were written in cape our notice b this life, msy be placed be Vitol Focts Explained the scrolls, according to their works. And tbe f eo eM ia the Church, nebady wit is- fore the eyes of all men and be acknowledged Ml pve up the dead that were b it, and death Free Deecriptive Book 3 o^ b o n d s Jured. The Churdi Is sew a tatal by them. It is congruous on the part of Christ I and hell gave up the dead that were in them; rtamklei perhaps It weald be mere in order that He might be exalted befwe the Ax s jrablk ill rMdtn and they were judged each one, accordbg to cerrcct ta say that there b ne Church enttau world. As He emptied Himiîf at His of this paper, ■ sew S6-p«fi htshly tbelr works. And hell and death were cast,into lUuatnUd book on Arthrltlx and 4 / o C* ZlEaLIR Father El Masrl hia five hudred Piadon for ill men, It is right that Re also must the pool of fire. Thia is the second death, the BbonaSUnB will bo oiallod ABSO- A ' AND COMPANY r ? parisblesen wke are tee peer le ralae receive tbe homage of all and publicly triumph LtITKLY n t a to aU who write for pool of fire. And if any one wu not found pratomimamm the secamary money u nboild. Bm over His enemies. Op tbe part of mankind, it I t m Weatlefld,WiKensiil cauM tha 1m is slrtady aiwsad by written in the book of life, be wu cut into the Thla FREE BOOK follr OXpUtBa 5 ia well that the goM and bad works of all, Uw pMrt the Mai cetl at enetbif a new durch will be pool of fire.” ibo duaea, UI-«ffoeti and dtSiaer la often hidden from men b oar present life, may MXleet o f tboao palaful tad MAn T WauldWs yau Bud M peseftle te kelp these Catbebca ef e. C. ZIEGUa AND COMPANY ■Egyptgypltehr te have a sew Churchr be manlfesUd before the entira raqe, that the p lM coadlHona, It alao daterlboa a Just requital of God may be apparent to every- fuecoaafoUjr provoa drualaaa matbod Socurlly Bulldine PRESENT WOMLD of tmtaoeat which b u Moa appUod Watt Bond. Wluonain THE SOUL o r EVEHY CHnD BECSIVING FIRST HOLY bo^. WILL PASS AWAY In maajr tboDaaads o f etaoi. Ptoati aood aw latmailtaa rofardtef SMS loadi. COMMUNIIW IB SPUmJALLY TERFECTLY DRESSED” IN Apocalypae x^ telle ui that John uw a new Tbla book la roun WITHOUT It is of faith that Christ os man will come in COST or ob U fatM . It mar bo Uw lANCnrYING GRACE — NO MONEY CAN BUY THIS heaven and t new earth; for the first heaven and glory tod majeaty to Judge all men, u the Bible Boana of uvlBX yoan of twtoM Naaa.-ioaMWMMMMWnMowwaoaJoMiul riRFECT ATTIRE FOR THE SOUL. MONEY. HOWEVER, the first earth passed away, and the ua is no ffllaorr. D eat dMar. Bond for r e v ibowi ns b many pttstges. He will anrlve b the CAN BUY A PLEASING ATTIRE FOR THE CHILD'S BODY more. He uw b e holy dty Jerusalem coining FREE BOOK M a r . Addrow Tbo clouds with great power and majesty. Jndieiary BaU O la lc ____ Dept. H I. Exeolalor Addraw. down out of heaven from God, made ready u Sprlaki, Ho. -• 1 0 WILL OUTFIT A CHILD PROPERLY FOR FIRST power beltmgs to Christ as man, both because COMMUNION. He it a Dirine Penon and because of Els dignity a bride is adorned for her husband. He heard a as our bebd; and by reason of His fuUoess oif loud voice proclaim: "Behold tbe dwelling of it lha cofMr ef Dw Mortwreaaoa God with men. tnd He will dwell with them TW CaugregatMi af the ROSARY SITTEIS. whaM mother- habitual grace ai maa He has also obtained And they will be His people and God Himuif *beuM It Is iarisaltm, Jmdas, b a lellflest Cemmuslty wheat the -office of Judge u a result of moit. wiU be with them u their God. And God will . Wmsbrns art aO Artfcs. Feusdud lart thas n e final Judgment is ordered to this end, wipe away every teu from their eyes. And death I cawtsry sge by twe Ftltatisias Arab that tome should be admlftad to the eternal ihxll be no more; neither shall there be mourn kingdom of heaven tnd others should be ex iim ia . tUa graup.af dedkaMI reUglem ing. nor ciybg, nor pain any more. For the cluded. Therefore Christ as man will judge in bat flisrbbid dscu Hs feusda- former things have passed away.” He who was Hia human nature, but vritb the power of Hit O n ly lias, a m t PLORENCE asd SISTER sitting OB tbe throne said; "Behold 1 make all Divinity. BUBE are twe Arab gtria wbt bava es- things new.” 90 The Blessed Virgin Mary, according to all MALTA .aired thb cauuiuslty te deveta tbelr Hell u well u heaven will go on forever tbeotogiant, will b i^ tbe most distingniahed m in u te s Ihea te tisfUug asd s i i ^ b their is- after tbe Last Day. But purgatory will end. place, by tbe side of her son, at this Judgment. tiva Iasi. tPM wfU auppart ese ef t h » ' Purgatory Is a place and state b which the a w a y , ^ i j duriag tha time el their tnbstaig for tha ReUglens Ufa. But others alao will be active b tbe judgment souls of the Just wbo die with a debt of temporal Europe’s new place to gol Christ laid to tba Apostles: "And 1 appobt to punishment suffer until their debts have been Ameof Amarlean boys and girb the number of vocationa to you a kbgdom, even u Hy Father baa appobted to Me, that you may eat tnd drink at Hy table paid. It Is certain that after death punishments 90 minuta by tir from Rchtw or Naplu, tbe Miadona iaereaaat every year. For ceoturies Europun boys may remain to be paid for sins that have already b My kbgdom; and you ahall tit upon thrones, and girb have bew offering their llvu to been forgiven or for venial fins that have not yet Malta is Europe's roost fascinating island. Judging the twelve tribes of Israel” (Luke xzil, tbe IfiadMW. Wherever American and been forgiven, which, according to St. Tbomu Malta (racce ber convenion to tbe faith SO). St Paul frote in First Corinthians vl, 2-3; European priests and slsten are stationed and Snaret, are immediately forgiven b the in Mission lands, however, it b tbelr coo- ‘TM you not know that the taints will judge tbe bart to 60'A.D. when St Paul w u ship' first instant of the uparatioOvOf the soul from stant effort to foeter native vocsUona. world? .... Do you not know that we shall wrecked there. She, tike Rome, hu her the body by a fervent act of love or contrition. BOUCHRA and ABADIR are two bon Judge angels? How much more worldly thbgs!" who are preparing for tbe prleatbood b But this temporal punishment is successively CBtacoffibc. You will find thrina and churebu Egypt. M w is the cod of tbe education for removed, not by means of merit or utisfaction, of great beauty or hiriaiical significance.' tMAlTA Judiciary power wu conferred oo Christ u each DM of them. for the time of gainmg merit hu now passed, man at a r t e ^ for the hnmibty He displayed Mgita is an islud that hu played an iro> II but by commensurate suffering (tatitpatiendo), in His Paadob He died His U o^ then for all portent part in the developii^ ^ amstian* IBPBR ■08PITALB NEED FUNDS TO BE STAFFED AND or by enduring cbuUument according to the mee and therefore it it coogruons that at thf MAINTAINED. uussment of divine justice, yet with the remis i^, Tbe famous Knigjits o f SL John—tbe The I9A Centenary Cekbeation ofSt. fo o t general Judgment all men tboold behold the sion of such a quantity of punishment u corre braveri and rooet faithful K n ^ ^ in all of exaltation of Hii human nature, according' to S/ilfwrtck and convenion o f Malta wifl A Maaa, a spedal gift to a Miastonary, a donation to help a sponds to the suffrages that are applied by the Europe—were organized to protect her. RilBgaa. glvaa b hasar of your Mother! Certainly this will which Ha wu chosen by God to judge both the be bdd tfaroi^hoot 1960. The Hofy Rtifaer Uvbg and the dead. living. Their cutiu ttin grace the island today. - alaaat bar tt aba la living and M ng tilnailno to bar and to you. Purgatory ia temporary. It will no longer bu granted a Plenary Indulgence to al I Mabi k daeaaaod, a glftm ber honor will bring bar tba prayen exist when our world en^ u man's dwellbg Malta is truly a thrilling experience for the thoee vmting tbe Pauline Shrinn and ■ af the raciplati: tba m^ta of a Maa will he of beatbubla WILL GO IN S ^ -vahM to bar. MOTHER'S DAY ta May A If yoor raothtf Is Uvbg piacei Tbe Councils of Florence and Trent de C a th ^ tourist venenting the Arm ef St Pnil during tha wa will atnd ber a gift card tellbg her of your g if. ALL OUH SINS fined that there is a purgatory; that the souls hijJUi^t werts (10th-24th July, i960). Be suffering there can be helped by the prayers For full information tnd literature, see The judgment will go bto details. AU the your trsvel agent or wrKe to: The Register sure to make Malta a part o f yow GIFT r * » n gUOGBSTIONB f*r ear niaaim rtabela. The works of man will be displayed. Each person of the faithful, especially the Hau. Travel Dept., G. M., P.O. Box 1620, Denver, Eurîean tr^. JIawt af Qed la b grart eaedl Ta« can help a gregt daal by will receive from the divine sentence reward Holy Scripture does not mention purgatory, Colo. dba daMtiee af ■■ article or punishment in proportion to his merit As but presuppoaes it clearly enou^ in various we are told in Ec^ xix, 14: "All thbgs that pasMges. Belief in It Is fim ly Implanted b the .|M Maa bart...... $2S dboriim . . . -W tradition of the Church.—Monsignor Matthew BtMfylaiif' . . . 11 Altai atoM II CrtKlflx ...... tS are done, God wUl bring Into judgment for every M oi M a .. I Man vearit . . . . M Pictare ...... U error whether it be good or eriL” It will go bto Smith RECEIVE M k GIVING GIVE TO SAVE THB WORLD FOR CHRIST Ask and Learn Yes. we will mail you o check every six rnonlhs for tile If you Invest through evr ] fttl52earBst(ni$stOQsj^ Address P. 0 . Box 1620, Denver, Colo. OAHCR CAIWNM tO UM AN. FtMtowit A$ the fmher ef a ChriNim who missed his calling, this is tween Mesopotamia and Egypt LIFE INCOME MISSION CONTRACT Maar. VaHr f . Twkv, tety firefhor f am Jiert tjr ike eppet' too commonly the fate of Uw partly overlooked hy mountains, i M t atl w — wnleiUi w t»: enl indl//or*iK« e f met>r Ceth- religlotis brother. Priests are which afforded a natural ad The rite of interest (fopends upon your age. oUe$ te the reUgiome hrelkem obviously the superion ef vantage for cavalry forces. It CATHOUC r«AR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION heedt. M • pmhtie aawrda*. brothers, u they are of laymen, w u tbe scene of many decisive You will help the educational vrork of our S.V.D. Catholic missionariea in| 410 Uafitffen Avi. ef 46th Si. New Yoric 17, N. Y. where hrethert were preteM, in respect to religious powen battles in the Old Testament, they were ttei eekmewtedyed hy and privileget, but they are not and hence it w u natural for japan and the Philippines. ll ipeeher, eltkerngh luteri end simply "superior.” It is too often John to use it u a figure of a priem were. Why fa fftiaf unrecogniml Uut the brother great battle between tbe forces Yeu will receive an aaaured ineome for life and many apiritval THE REGISTER It hardly noe^ toying that hood hu a position of its own. of God and anti-God. Whether ;PabUtb«d every Week by Tbe Catholic Preu Society, Inc. such Incidents are not meant u Host brothen — certainly tbe this is to be taken literally or remembraneea after deatk ^•86400 Bannock Street, Denver L Colo. Poet Office Box 1820 disrespect to religious brothen. teaching brothers — could be figuratively, or partially liter Mombor A O H Beroou of CIrevlaHona although they certainly point up come priests If they had that ally and partially figuratively, An investment for U F E a n d E T B m iT Y I the fact that brothen may htve vocation. They are what they we do not know. No statement FroHdMt ...... - .Hait Bo*. ArebMHwp Uibaa ). Vobr, OJ>„ Duvor their true worth unrecognized. are because their vocation is the Church hu ever been ■H W l'tam ol...K t It*. Hattbow ernnh, PhJ), LRU), io vJ l, U.D. An obvious reason why precisely to the brotherhood. made u to its exact meaning. Maaaitax DInater...... BL Bo*. Jobs B. Covasaab. H ,a, FhJ). brothers are not duly appre A proper knowledge of the Hegiddo It interpreted by Boa- For conf'KJential Send roe mformotion on your IHe Income Miuion Contr^ K m m Uvo BdtWr. H ifr. ieh a B. Ebal. U t U ) , U H U ).; Aaooctate Bdltera, ciated is that thera are ao few meaning and worth of religiout suet to mean the "place where L M e H . BtateoB, FhJ)4 ■ « . Datdal FUbortr. HjI.; PatU B . BaDott. Name...... —...... Ago.....- of them—too few. In many com- vocations should raiu respect kings perish.” Hence it is information ■ LMLD.; Fraak Homaa. B B , U . a , UtU>. munitiu CatboUa never meet for the brotherhoods to the level synonymous with defeit (Loen- Address__— ...... — ...... Tklrtyabr** Atebdloewao aed Dlocwaoi have odltkwa of tblo mw*. them or hardly know of their it deserves. ertz. Apocalypse of Saint John, write pope* 10 efftetal orgaBB M lollowr ArebdMcaiM oi CSaKlnnatl, Sairta p. 110: Steinmueiler & Sullivan. Fa, Kaaoao d t r hi Kamaa, asd Daa*«rr Dtoeweo of Qtasd l i l a ^ existence. By contrast, sisters City______Zone. State O n at Falla. Mala i a. Biaa, Uaiaata, W baabu . Faorta. A lta e iJ o h s a are known everywhere. V h a ( i$ CalhoJie leerhing er Catholic Rtblicol Encyclopedia; today to Wwe, AauUla, Daiutx NtHeUla. Ball Lata Ciir, SaliM. Bite, Tuwoo, belief mbcnl the Betllr ef Arme- Catholic Commentorv on Holy W tStarDta Hoteaa.TpetoM, FuaHo. SteabaenDo, QMraoaa. Lafar- A more fundamental and alia, lUttaadrte. Wiubw liet ioa. t«aBo*eia, Orata Bar, Botoa, B blameworthy reason is that a te e . n ? Scripture). It is the general PiM, Tba DlaeaM of Dads* CRy b m tba w tû aditlos. asd tba fallacious comparison is con Annagedon. or Har-Migedon, teaching of tbe Fathen that Arabdteeaaa alM pabiMwa a OartM adtUon. sciously or unconKiously set up mentioned in tbe Apoc. xvi, 16, Anti-Christ and his followers REV. FATHER RALPH S.V.D. CATHOLIC UNIVERSITIES iiwdCliw Foauia FaU at Daa*ar, Colorado between the brother and the means "Mount of Magedoo.” will be killed by direct divine Hegedon or Uegiddo wu a tcUoQ. not in battle. (Suarez, 3 1 6 N. MICHIGAN CHICAGO 1 42 pnesL Although a layman is not compared to a priest as one strategically located plain, hq- Mysreno. 94. 6'.

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riG H t SUPERSTITION Of Chiîst on eM?tn -P a p a l Territories Seized A Oa ihr day (ollowiaf ihr drfioilion. Ntpnirnn III Tbronfh ihi* lairtt rriii* ihr Pontiff Missionaries Need Help of All oaclarrd war i>n (^rraaDy. Tbr I'rrnrh wrrr bralrn rrmainrd frarte**. Vhrn thr ItaKan On- It wm aad dafcal ia Parit wa* no lr*a t di*a*lrr in Romr. rrai Bialo Ihrratrnrd hi* life. Pin* re- •M- ia * « iaia> far tba Frtarh troop* werr withdrawn fr<^ thr rrived the offer of prolretion from Amer- In Work to Aid Lepers of World Aax Im tÛiW «f Etaraal City and thr Italian trtay mo\rd in. Iran atadeaU which hr appreciated bat , New York.—Since the earliest] give them healing of body, bow- an ex-leper. A doctor’s eertifl* tk* P a ^ Sutw refused, eaplainiof: “ Relief maal now war* — *i*J M times. lepers have been on thelever. He offers the healing of cate aUeiUng complete reeov* come from heaven." ery does not always expel fupe^ Swdak whS* receiving end of man's inhuman-1 the soul, sUUous attitudes of fear. prilwte •! P*V« ity to man. Men showed no com-j Among the afflicted who Plat U war* Uat tpassion for thr lepers' sickness! come to the 300 Catholk lep- Tbe missionaries muit teach whole communities that lepen la Um chaMT af i until Christ Himself touched and | rosarlums, 6,000 hospitals, and tk* aaw lulia* aa> healed them 1 dlapensaries, God feems to are not “unclean," not "cuiae^ diatll— Tba Paa- The lazarettos of the Middle, scatter the gift of faith munlfl- by the godi,” nor even danger* liff wa* wri aat Ages did their best to minister cenUy. ous after their ailment bu been cured. fra^rfaca pratacM^ to the lepers, but. without the An American lay miaaionary Catholic help la channeled to kr tk* Fr*aek. aids of modem medicine, little iD Asia reported: "Some of my could be done to anesi the dia- lepers spend up to eight hours tbe lepen in Alia and Africa ease. | a day in the chapel ttaankiDg tbrou^ the miaaionary sending 4 • Most, however, continued toiGod for the sickness that will societies, the Cathi^ Medical avoid the leper with (fisgust and I guarantee heaven for them." Uissiw Board aad Near East to kill him with contempt. ' Some of the lepen cannot Missions, and through the Pope Until very recently it was not I find jobs even after they arc and his World MIsiIob Aid ^ uncommon in the villages of cured, because many “well" per ciety for tbe PropagatloD of the a V O', S'' Asia and Africa for a leper to sons do not want to work beside Faith. Ob Dae. S, 1S69, be aeized and stoned or burned Ik* XKh General or buried alive. Sometimes a C aa acll *f the leper was tied up and left in CONDEMN OPPOSITION Ckarck (atkcred ia the bush to be devoured by wild St. Pattr’a. Sf a animals. Crippled and disfig Me prahiaa ftaai ured at he wu, with ulcerated TO ROLE OF CHURCH throafkaat tk* banda and feet, tbe leper was warU attaadad U an object of superstitious dread. B«ne.—The growing oppoci- ity of understanding tbe reM- tion to the influence of the fions ilgnlficaDee of tbe inter- rat* *a aad datliia SULFON^ DRUGS Church and religion in this eat of the Church and Hierarchy ik a dacaa* of GIVE NEW HOPE country wu condemned by to guiding Catholics in public Papal lafalHUkty. In the IMOi, tbe discovery of Italy’s Bishops in a Joint pas life. Tk* tratk af tk* tbe suUone drugs gave new hope toral letter. dw a kad la«c to millions of lepers and shed Tbe Bishops denounced the baaa koMaaad bat new light in the dark lepro- The signs of this oppoeition, tendency toward ondersatimet- a*** farBaHy ae- sariums of the world. they said, are the following; Ing the ability of, Chriatlae aapiad p rior I* Since sulfone, thousands of A malicious erltlelsm of every teaching to solve abolal pro^ lU*. aecret sufferers appeared out of kind of Church intervention in lems. k. nowhere for their treatments, public life, protesti against any The pastoral also advlatd ^xperta bad to revise their esti* participation by government df- priuti to “avoid In thsir mates of the number of lepers hdals In reliôua ceremonies, tions with the laity any form Family's Six Religious Meet upward to between 12,000,000 support of every effort to intro of exaggerated authoritarian Angers, France—Tbe Baumier family's six children, all memberi of and 16,000,000. duce divorce into Italy and to ism" and not to Interfere “in religious orders, met at the family farm for their first reunion in 30 years. Word spread through the re-examine the concordat be fields in which they have no of d M ' Rene. 04, Is i Trappist Monk in Bellefontaine, France. Joseph, M, is backlands of Asia and Africa tween Italy and tbe Holy See, right to give direetim, ainee White Father stationed In Northern Rhodesia. Augustine. S3, is also that Hansen’s disease, except in giving of publicity to the al choice and Judgment are en White Father. He is stationed in Southern Rhodesia. Hicheline. SO. is its last stages, is curable. leged scandals of the clergy, in trusted to tbe liberty of each FddheR Sister of St. Paul stationed in Southern Rhodesia. Desire, SO. is also a tolerance toward Catholic life individual" (NCWC Radio aad White Sister. She it stationed in Algeria. Maurice. 47, is a Capuchin sta Not all of the lepers can be and thought, and the incapabil Wire] ■ TheOBavlD tion^ in Ethiopia. ______healed. When God does not m akthew 1700-I65d H q w Father Kelly tells E«*b wHh Mday'* faelUaloo far kaa- dHap vast crowds, wadara apaaber* bar* eMvelaad a* aaeb laflaeM m did thU Irlab Apaatia ad Tsaaperaae* ia bia day. la fear daya Falbrr Mslbew gava tbe Your Teen-Age Boy and Girl pladpa w 150.000 paopir ia Ireland, la ibraa day* b* earaliad M,- 000. la Jaaaary, IM l, be aareUad 100,000 ia Kalla ia two daya aad a half. Darla^ the Facts They Need to Know Araa Maatka k* âa tk* pladfB to 6M.0M ia Eaflaad. la tka aarly part ad IM t ka Bad* 5«0.- about LIFE and LOVE 000 dlaaiplaa ia Amarfta, la bat dwa IS yaaa* k* ^*a tk* o a o a t s a a . k e u . t pladp* la 7,000,0m Recommended by Ccardinal Spellman to ffdp FidfiU ^ paapia. Bit iafla- aaaa ia Irakad ka* aeear yaalakad aad One of the Most Important and Diffictdi ka i* III* fatkar af The Catholic Youth's Goide tk* aiodara CatbeBe Obligations of Parents to Young People 1 a t ■ I abatlaeaea BMeeaaeai, to Life and Lovo VtTit Rev. Moneignor George A. KeUg, RB AT LAST is the book that avoid-what people to stay away fm k ^ Everything is explained simply aafl With a Foreword and Imprimatur bp Catholic teen-agers vital!;vitally need — and one which parents wiU Teverently, clearly and nndcr*taa4* B it Emiueiue, Franci* Curdimd SpeUman, ably, by one who never forgets thal Traveled Disguised as Doctors welcome as an approved asd sen he was once a teen-i^r himself. Arehbithop ef New York sible way to help fulfill a sacred duty to those whom God has placed Whmt Cardlnat Spettmam Say* First New Jersey Priests 'Hunted' PARTIAL TABLE OF CONTENTS in ueir care. A bout Tk/§ leaf Weerferf leafc By Mata. Jonw B. Ean, bridge attracted some Catholics to that WHAT IT MEANS TO ■< MABRY OR STAY SIR0L8T Now Hookiznor George A. Kelly, Make no mistake abont it, thU baefc (One ef a Series sn Cathsllc place u early u 1672. A TEEN-ABER. Too’r* at eacraBMDtal naton of mar> Director of the New Tork Archdio- {a for every Catholic teen-ager — na BaOden sf Our Land) t The ship Philip, which Is said to have tbe baUway alage. Wbarc rlaga. Ifain reatona for matter how “ sophisticated** or "taae* art you xotni? Importaaoa eeee's Familv life Boreao, has drawn Tha new Blsbop of Camden, NJ., Arch- brought Carteret to America, also trans marrlaga. Physleal aad opoB his wide experience ai edacator, cent** he or she may appear. For tha ported several French Catholics, who were of Chureb to fntnra. ttoing eiaotloiial aatlsfaetlooa. Jon bUbop Celestlae Damiano. la the third to natlva talenta. Why Ood of paranthood. Why artlS- more informed youth tnU book will skilled as salt makers, to New Jersey. 'The priest and coonselor, to brins to head that 21-year-old see. Its preaeot made two taxw. New atU* elaf birth eontrol la wrong. yoangoters fnnn twelve to twenty all correct misconeeptiono and erronaoMB ■trength ean be traced beck to Jesuit mis- records show Hugh Dunn and John and tudu. Tbe atngla stats. CvUs of tbe faeti they need to know about life attitudes. For the “ wide-eyed** it may siooers wIm> had to move cautiously through James Kelly in Woodbridge in 1672. BECOMINB AN ADULT “marriage at any east’* Unmarriad parsons ean ba and love. well proride a priceless safegoard the countryside in dlsfniae. In 1741 some fanatics, unable to bear THE EASY WAY.Fourprln- happy. From tbe Jeeuit Mlaalon of old St. Jo the toieration which the Catholics were elplu to help make dad* ainst tragedy. Needless to My, a sloaa. Why axparlanou and DATINQ NON-CATHOLIOS. Aagwert Hmmdrod§ of OveiNeiig snee at any newspaper will prova seph’s in Philadelphia, acroM the Delaware enjoying in the province, endeavored to n lu of othars apply to you. Dangers to your faith. Elf River from Camden, priests riding on horse- ■rouse ill-feeling against them by accusing Mllllona hava bad your PromliU stgaad by tba non* From the start of adolescence at once the dreadfnl price that Inno* back placed tbe foundstions of tbe them of complicity in the “Negro Plot." In oblmna. Thrae atopa to Catb^le partner. Do mixed through'the later teen yean, Father cence iometimes pays for ignoraaee. KIp makt food habits and marriagu maka converts? Church In tbe middle of the 18th century. the persecution thus aroused Father John brwk bad onu. Practical aids to avoid a Kelly’s new book explains in detail As His Eminence, Francis Cardinal Tka Jesiit priests kad U travel dis Ury, a Catholic priest, who bad exercised A DOCTOR TALKS TO mixed marriage. what “growing up” really meana-the Spellman, Archbishop of New T n k , guised as physiclaBs to evade kciag petal- unostentatiously hii ucred miniitry in New YOUNS PEOPLE, by Jamu WHEN YOU’RE READY TO physical changee that occur in boya says in his Foreword to Father Kelly*e toad inder a law that denied freedsm ef Jersey, and had been engaged for about T. Oeddls. M.D. Phyaieal 60 STEADY. ImpadlmenU and girls-the many emotional prob book: “ Tile Catkolie Youtk’t Gutd# of verikip. twelve months in teaching at Burlington, chanies of boya. Pbytioal to marriage, Penons no lem! that arise—the increasing moral wu put to death in New York City, the ebansei of glrla. Health body should marry. The fers unmarried Catholics many prae* The Baptismal regliter of Father ’Tbeo iracauHoiu. Sexual prok- “ in-law tu t" for prospae* dangers. Here he answers hundreds of tical directives for dealing w i^ oome dora Schneider, SJ., indicates that hs made real cause being the violent hostility of fams. “Pacts of Ufa.” Why Uve brldu and grooms. Six his first trip frmn Philsdelphit to New the rabble towards the Catholic name and sexual atlmulatloD should faetora to balp you choose questions that distarb young people — of the critical problems facing Ameri Jersey on 6 ^ IS. 1748. He went to the priesthood. be avoided. Danaars of soli a bor Mmtd or girl Mend auestions they hesitate to i w even can yonth. They will receive helpful tary wna- Vaoereal dtsaase. wiaely. leir parents—,*»■ p* that the eoloniita could receivo the ucra- ARE YOU SURE IT'S are often embarrassed to answer. o f a state in life, and time-tMtad guid Father Harding arrived in Philadelphia YOUR EVERYDAY PROB LOVE? Mlsnnderttaadlnn mentt. from Enând in August, 1748, when the LEMS. Soma eonflleta an abeot "tove.” The guaUtlu With frank, explanations. Father ance on the best means of prepimng Father Schneider and later misaionaries, City of Brotherly Love conUlned only 2.000 Inevitable. Bow much frw- of trwe leva. Thrae plUars Kelly clears up mistaken notions themselTot for that vocation. Pareate tome wortlng out of the New York area, dom? Pancti set standards. of mutual love. Bow ean of adolescents will find this book ef homes. Re labmd in New Jersey from Paranu btow mora than you tell If It's raally lovs7 about sex. He points out the pitfalls were pioneers in the estsbliihme&t nf tbe 1763 until his death in 1772, at the age of you Imagine. Sebool work, Love vs. Infatuation. inherent in certain friendships, the assistance to them in fnlfilling their Diocese (now Archdiocese) of Newark In 70 years. Father Ferdinand Firmer, whose spending money, meals, YOUR EN6A6CMERT.Dan* importance of morality in dating and own responsibilities as tbe pritaaiF IMl. tbe Dloceee of Trenton in 1881, and family name wu Steenmeyer, may be con ears. Infariarlty faeliogs, gats of short and long « - educators of their children." daydnaming, sax probiem*. courtship. He explains the true mean the DIoeeM of Canden in 1887. sider^ the true missionary of New Jersey. gagsments. The betrothal Saeret fem . rite. "Rights'' of angaged ing of Holy Hatrimony. He shows how The compirttive liberality of the pro Id 1744, Father Theodore Schneider, a fxam ine It 10 Dcys from prietary rule of Berkeley and Carteret, es HOW TO MAKE A KEEP ODuptot. Two rulu for tbe to maintain a proper balance between distinguished Jesuit, professor of philoso FRIEHOS. Poor rnles to unmarried. What should be spiritual and material values. Because this book betonga in tbe heads of pecially In religlOfla matters, attracted some phy and theology in Europe, visit^ New hrip you maka Mends. Cul revealed about one's put? aoaiT Catholic taoB-agar, arrangemaeto CathoUe settlers to New Jersey. As early at Jersey snd celebrated Mau at the iron tivate a senu of huswr. Pie-Cana Confarsnces. But this book is not a sermon. Rath have been made to offer eoplaa to paroeta 1872 Fathers Harey and Gage via- Doo’t put on ain. How poor WbsB and bow to break an furnaces there. Having some skill in medi manners low friends. QnaU eogagomanl. er, it is a sympathetic and straight for ten dsri’ free examination. Yo« say ited both Woodbridge and Ellaibethtown forward approach to tbe vital problems obtain one m et^ by sendiag tiw eoupon; cine. he wu accustomed to cure tbe body tUu tbat boya want in girls PREPARIMS FOR YOUR {then the capital of New Jmsey) for the M well u tbe soul; u he traveled about and glrla want in boya. WEDDIN6. A priest ta nae- that face all young people from the no toOfMy ii requlrad. A eopy wlO be M t purpoee of ministering to the Catholics in under the name of Doctor Schneider, HOW TO WIDEN YOUR euery. Bow much time to SM of puberty to the contemplation to yon in n plain wmppar. thoM placaa. Robert Vaixiuellen. a native be obtained access to places whither CIRCLE OP FRIENDS. The allow. Bttlu on whan mar o f marriage. Father Kelly minces no kaat ways to And frienda. r i e d can be held. Spedal Alter ten days, if you decide not to keep of Cass, France, and a Catholic, lived at he could not otherwise have gone without words. HU book discusses sexual prob Woodbridge, o»d wu surveyor genertl of School and parlsb actlri- reoolremanti for mixed it for any reason, simply return it sod owe great penonal danger. Sometimes, how tiu. hobUu. Making datu. marriagu. Inrge waddinx lems, menstruation, marital relations nothing. Otherwise, send only >8J6 plus that seetlea of New Jersey in 1660 and ever. his real character wu discovered, and Beware of men and woman or s i ^ ? Ba fully prepared 1870. uaeh older than yooraeltl splrltwUy* — warns against venereal diseases, postage and handling costs u payment U several times be wu shot at in New Jersey. Dangata of botnouniaUty. Urtb eontrol, homosexuality. In forth full. Mail the coupon today. RANDOM fUHfSm, Catholics Rcftrlefcd He used to carry in his miuionary ex- HOW TO BE SAFE ON A right terms he tells .teen-agers how to Dept. R5-54. P.O. Box 312. Murroir NiU Sta CathoUcs were, however, regarded witb|cursions a manuscript copy of the Roman DATE. Inoraastnc pram* be safe on a date — what situations to tion, New York 16, N.Y. tome luspidMi and conalderable bigotry at Miasai, carefully written in bia own hand. laoM of IntecoouTM. prag* dnaa manifested itself. A Catholic by (be He died on July 11. 1764. auaWu and vananal dla- same of William Douglau, when elected Patrick Colvin seems to ka*e -keen the aae* among ta«n-agera. Wbma atmnld dating begin? I repfsaentatlve from Bergen County, wu •niy Catholic reaideDt in Trenton in to go steady. 8 ^ e RANDOM HOUSE, Dapl. R5-54, P.O. Box 312, ocloded. because of his religious convic- 1776. He wu interested in the cense ■*Qa*au.** Murrtiy Hill Station, New York 16, N. Y. dims, from tbe General Assembly of 1068 af the patriots, and helped to famish t.*Dttok* log. Kissing, In 1881 the New York AssemUy pasted the hosts used ta trauport General I print pU dy) M anti-Catbolk enactment, which Washingan’i army urou the Delaware FUwe send nw— Cor 7BB> IB-DAT WMATeAMn PM YON7 vu followed by laws strongly c^poacd to ra Dee. 25, 1776. T

CWOOPS PLJUf r O B CVCHJEBfSnC coifORffSS THE CATECHISM ILLUSTRATED Q. WHAT WAS THE CHIEF WORK OF JESUS DUBING THE 40 DAYS HE RE 'Worship' of True Cross MAINED ON EARTH FROM THE RESURRECTION TO THE ASCENSION! GERMAN CATHOLICISM CITED A. The chief work of Jenu daring the days He ipenl apoa ccrlb efler Hli Reinrrertion *M the I laaplnllna of iho fonadlag M Hie Charch, which ie 10 carry oa Hie work Is Worship of Christ Bm , n— iij Tut G«- mittad to found Catholic or aatll the wmI of time. 1 ^ ihroe mala larideate reeoaaled la Coepel eceoaaie of tUa ■ i ^ h a M * f l t «rgMiMtka ggnlzatlana after tba war. That liaN m i L The coafemi on the Apoetiw af the power to forgite aiatt 8. the graoi- Theology for the Laity la Coaadibtnbd Bat Gar- problbitkB pantoti to tbia ihy- k w v t a C itM k Aettw. M iag of Ae fikwsu So Simoa Pegeri S. the rimmlielna of the Apoetlea )nM before Catholics “worship" the Tmelthe Crucified Christ, were pub- ia i* n fc ^ CHhiOtf « « many, Catbolki wart aat par- [NCWC Badle m i m re] . Hto. Croas, but they do not give it inlUcly expoaed. ttaa a « ctinUtoU Ger- itself divine honar* Their attl Images of the Crou ire tte ■aj'i f«nul CWhoIk Aetta. EDirOHML CONMEMT tude always to - to worship or memorial of tba Pauion; they Ha aat iMkliv fatan e( adore Him who died on the caQ-4o our minds Christ Eton- Cittwlk Ufa ta tb* eoustry 1* croM, and who when nailed aelf u Ha suffarad for m, and Ita highly ergaiad chtraetar. Who Is Responsible there suffered in the shape of thus diallenge us to imitate Hto SoCM BctieB at tb« n U at the cross. We most certainly are patience. For tbe crou to not that argMiattau ia aao in right in adoring Christ on tbe only the altar of Him abo sac tha Tigar of praparatlou f v For Religious Issue? crosa. rifice*, but also tbe chair d Uw iBtaaatkeal BmJa riitfc /• Tbe cross to whidi Christ was Him who teaches, whereon He Coogratt •paoing hi M oldi By Mtoa. JoMK B. Ek l maerted, far America wu rid nailed is the most important d preaches the love of tbe crou Jnty u W i f iagiiiu hu drawn n CAN ONLY ba ragratted ing tbe ereat af a wava of popu relict. The image of tbe croM more vividly even than In. tba tba warift attoation to Gtrman that tha rdlgloeB imaa baa been larity for whkb tbe BepubU^ boldi the chief place among sa GoipeL CadwU*e. brought into peeanfaenea adniniatratioo teak M l credit cred iroigea; and making tbe The custom of mahhip the W at Q m m m ft Catkatk la tba raee for tbe Piaildantitl Only lader apedal rircni^ sign of tbe croas it a pious fipR of the crou it pious imd papoMa b KMMM aat aoninatioii on the Democratk ttipcea had two Demoerata oc m practice of devotion. toudoble. This custom wu a{^ af a total at U jm ,m . Na- ticket There aeema to bo coo- cupied tbe White Houae dnee' The worship of the True Cross proved by tbe Chureh from tbe ttoMMa atMUa of Catba- sideraMe blttemeu in tome ISn. Thete were depretaion to pious and profitable. This is beginning and ctmfinned by Ifc gwapa a t a adiaatal a quarters ever the fact that ia (devaland in UM), thM party of faith, tccotdlng to the ordi many mirtelea; moreover it to a caalral by the Wtoconehi prtauriet, evt ipttt-oCft (Clevdand in UBS and nary aad universal magtotertmn insêd by pious motivea, by Bpbapal, denlly some Catbolka erotsed WOtoB in 1918), and war (WB- of the Church. It is proved from namely to preierva tba mtmory party lines to vote for a Catla n a in 1911). It teak anoGier di^ the practice of the Church. of Christ's P u d w and to show NatiooaL dlocataHi aad city oba candidate. prenieo to hring tbe next Dem For immediately after the p u W ^ that wt trust and glory claba baOd baaa i « largo ocrat Franklin D. Bootarah, True Chosi wu diicovetud by in Christ’! (xott. r«»>nu« airport But if there la a rcUiiioai taaoa in tba campaign, it ii not Into ofBea in IMS. There sim St. Helena, the faithful honored and laMaiart, aacoaago tba Worship Relative, Catbelica who put ft there. Nev- ply were more Republlcani in it with great devotion and tbe eaebanga e< Idea betwatw Citb grtheitBa, after being told by those days than there were Dem The eeaiiaiariea to the Apoallec to ro- Church ai tbe Holy Sepvldn Not Absolute otka and Pieta tata, gira The li of tho Primaer of It to certain and admitted by about every shade and grade Of ocrats. roamed by St. Matthew (grrUi, IMO) ■ w u built in its honor on Momit cov a a In adnlt adawton, aod Peim, lie., hie pocUon ea tbe Cni Pope, ■n that tbe wonhlp of tbe croae anttCathote in tbe nation that A1 Smith’s poor ahowing in “And Jatae draw near and ipeka la them, Ctolvary. On (kiod Friday, a part help tba pear and fejeeted to ifeOTra by the gremtoTs gfvea Ha «oa- is relative, and not abeohitt; I Catholic waa not fit to be the South, it to declared, wu caylag, ‘Afl power in haavan and earth of the croka, which repoeed ia fem l ia Ao Geopal aeeonate. **Jeea« arid io t the Croat, -Uke any other Alnoat all Ibaa 90190 bagaa PreaideBt ia it any wooder that oaring more te his itand for re hae beea gb-M to Ha. Co, iharefara, and this church, w u ofiered to tbe to Sha1 UOCESBS How Holy Spirit Kept Writers flag which bu won dtotlnctiui same honor to not due to tbe Uinly the prcat hat eraated « » . make intamperate attack! on tbe in a signal victory. Tberefora It image u (0 Its origiul. About MlOêOO families are Joit bow moch afieet tbe re- qaalifleatiou of any CathoUc menbart of tba Gorman Is lU Uc more fitting thet the • candidate actually to be PraddeaL life-giving cron of tbe Re^ St Thomas Gave Ik Family Movement Catb- has in the eteetim to dtfflcolt It ia to be beped that the elec O f Bible From Making Mistakes eUc HoaM and Settlement So deemer, which was tbe Uitni- Clear Idea to tay. CatboUcs who vota for a tion of a Pnatdent for tbe We are Indiaed to favor tbe daty, «^ch bdpa buDd 1,800 Theology for the Laity ment of o v salvation and re candidate becauM be to Catbe- DMed Statea 1^ be deter mained the sign of victory, opinion of SL Huxnu, for wor- hooMa yearly, to rapraaaatad iS: A book is called canonical Apostle wttfaout being intpiredJin the ume clau with poetiul lic, it to *aaid, are cnnceied ont mined on tbe taaues, among riiould be heeored by tbe Chris 1^ to not dne to an image, «x- all 81 ibeaaat cf Wait Germany. which hu been recinnized by anyone can be Inapired fitinot inipiratioD. Moreover a revels- by Ufoee who vote tgalut Urn which diould net hr the reUglon tian people. ee^ in ao far u it repraunti About teVlOO maabari be- tbe Church u inspired and being anÂpoatle. fiOD it not required tn the becanae ba la CatkoUc. of any candidate. Catbâ The worship of copie* of the a penon; and therefore tbe wer- hog tn tha Catbotk Worker^ tberefoette been uthentkally proper tense, or the maaifesta OCSPrn THE FLARE-UP d tbemaelvea have a long tradi The question it how, ia point cross to Itfcet^ loiÛ. This is zUp paid to tbe enet and Moremaat, wbkh traint woeb- entered in (he canon, or Ust of tion of a truth unknown, to the Idietry during A1 Smitb’i cam tion of teeching that they are of fact, the laered books are of faitb, according to tbe Second images of Chrtot to redndUe to art for aocial aeiiao. Tba Ger t a e ^ books. That book li said writer. Everything that Is con paign for the neaideo(fy, bb bound in conadence to vote for inspired; not how they might Conndl of Nlcea, which defined Utrla, wbereu tbe wonbip ren man Oiarity AMoclatloa oervea Catholicity ia now largely dis the best qualified candidate, the to ba inspired which w u writ have been inspired. And there tained in the sacred Book, as tba central aganey lor aid though It may not have been that due honor should be ren dered to tbe imagu of tbs counted u a deciding factor in one of highest abUlly aad integ ten under tha insplrsUon of the fore tbe problem cannot be Blessed Vlrgio and of ths taints to the alak, poor, d ^ blind, revealed to far u the eutbor dered to the precious and life- hii defeat Prebebly no oUet rity. Thii la tbe criterion that ^ l y Spirit and to hu God for solved by resMn tlone, but comm under tbe head of dnlto. ■gad, erphana, refugeoa, and himself wu concerned. It truly giving figure of the crou. Demoeratk candidate could should determine the next Presi Iti author. The BiUa ia a eoUe^ needs tbe authority of the Whatever tbe truth of . tbe criminals. revelled with reject to us, pro Many doeunents prove that bava won the Piaaidency, it to dent of this naUon. tion of such boofci. Church and of Scripture. matter, we should always bear On tba ftva-membar lay com vided that God, u tbe priotêl the image of tbe croM wu Tbe Church it infallible in Erron regarding the nature In mind tbeae wonto of tba mittee. known u tbe Central Butbor of the book, made Hto placed on tbe altars in ancient matters of faith, and therefore of inqiiration. a) The early Council of Trent; *T>e honor Commiltae, to one repretenta- own that which the ucred writes times and bdd in great benor. the to infallible tn determining Protestanta erred by extggert- tiiat is rendered [to imagM] to live from the Hierarchy. 11 to related under tbe divine influ- Tertnllian calto OsMtoM “4e- Sketch Explaining Mass the canon of Inspired books, HoD, when they asserted that referred to tbe originaia tlut amiated by azperta as aodology, whlA is one of tbe guidu of •oA A li'tbe Ihtt to it aooiaadiTQteet of the czau." U ia tone God mesbaakaRy dteteted idt that tbe sacred author have writ that when tbe perteentions a m they reps aunt, ao that tba faiaily Ufa, admatton, law, roral faitb. All of qhrtot’a faRbfnl the thooghts aod every word ten in an êcstasy or trance. IB ra0nf the crou wu-often de images that we ktoa and before lilt, tntenetkul WMrs.. aod Becomes Dramatic 'Hit' are bound te regard any work in Scripture, b) Tbe error of fact it to not even neceaary pleted under tbe form d which we bars oar beada and eoaunnakadeu madia. - u in^lred that li proposed u undereitfanatiOB wu incurred: New Yoifc,~A aBmUmte dttt viotaly nnairare of the signifi that the iaîred book abanU asdior, a trident, or tbe Greek pnrirata onr bodiu are maaito Witboot limiting tba auton stub by .the Cboreb. For tUa to 1) By tbe liberal Proteatanti, at Good fiheiihmil Church ex- cance of the taerlfice at tbe have been written by tbe autbor lettM T. But, after tbe coever of oar adoring Chrtot a d vem omy of Mtrldnal poupa, tta tbe definition laid down by fbe 1A 0 allowed only such vague in idaMng "laertfiee" aa an ele Mast, aod falls into conversation wboie. name it bean, or to don d Constantine, eromea, crating -the aalntt, whom they Cantrai fl— iUlaa atow at » CooBdl of Trent: “If- anyone spiration at is attributed to the ment in the Mast seema to have with tbs young roan. iriMBp it is commonly attributed. and efterwacda tbe imaget d represent’’ ordlnatlng aid azslsting tbe ao- *A.refuge te accept u uw id poets; 8) by certain Catholics, tlvtUaa of CatboUc lay a t p t ^ bOcMoe >a diamatk "Ut” (bat Aa the young man exâins leal tbe entire RiBDbcr may hart lUrted a new tfand the sacrifice at an efferii^ to who asMrted that inspiration to tlons througbeut G m tny. It of fteae books, tofether ivllh nothing more than the aialstanee peevidai repreaentatlon of Ger in reUgioui drama. God, other actors behind tbe all their parts, In so iw da.they Per tbe paet four Sundays (be curtein present in pintofflime of tbe Holy Spirit in tbe avoid man Catholics at national and are found in tbe Citbolfc Chnrch Facts About Sacrament of Penance parish's PaoHst Playen have tce^ of anciaot taîcet. anice of emws, or else the mere International meatinp. f®**^*^ mbioqoem approval style of tbe writings or tbe major Imporiance by a man who Cure. tatlitUc, Dorn Benedict to yet What Inspiration 21-28: “If anyone ihtU any that near tbe confenional can bear. cotAng to tby marcy reoiember testimony of the Holy Spirit; A penon should not'attempt hu wow a reputaUn u a com Tbe lattocuion one gets from eneoorxidng. and it is with a these sAtrds of tbe Lord Our thou me, for Thy go^ncai sake, b) or eztemal criteria, such u Doesn’t Involve to offer exeuaet for himself; but piler of Catholic-related facts. reading them to unforgettable. sente of uligbtenment that we Savior. Kecelve ye the Holy 0 Lord” (Psalm xxlv, 7). - the testimony of Scripture or of Therefore a simple divine as- be should mention thoee condi Tba Dead for aucb a book is Occupied with the enormity of reach the end he leads us to, Gboat: Whose alna you shall for- We ybonld end our coefea- tbe Aposloltte. For nowhere siftsnee or a*subaaquent ap- tions or ciTcumstancM that in trident Truly Christian ftm- tin and tbe tbiaat of bell, they the heights of divine love. The does S^pture affirm that eKb ptuval gh«B by God or the tdve, they are forgiven them; tion by saying: “1 am aorry for crease or decnase. hto goiU. 111m naually have m n e children do not make plestant readtaig, book is excellently translated by and all of the books of both Church is not enough for true and whose aioi you iball retain, tbeae and aO the aixi of my past than otben; CtUudic fgmiUet u they were not meant to make EUaabetb (ôrattaiel-Noonan. Testaments were inspired. More ition; neither to a merely they arc retained,’ art not to be It it not Decenary to mention life, espedally for . . .;“ aod htea kl^MT edpcational ex- âaant bearing. But they • • • over, though no one can be an inîration, which is understood of tbe power of for acts that are not tins. It to not then it to well to ten one or aev- peoaea, spend more for charity, shake tbe eoaplaccncy of tbe Tht Laa Apostaiata « Lotoa giving and retahilQg aina in tbe necessary, for example, to men erti of tbe tint wkleb wa beve and, in f « « a l , hare geuto and reader u they lerety tbook that America Tod^, edited by Mir aaenment of Penance, u tbe tion that one bat eatan meat on previously confetaed add for TtluM that run qi different of tbe hetcera. Taken in thek garet Bates (WaMdngton It, Communist's Definition Catbolic Church from Uw begin a day of abstinence unlcM it wu which we are partieulariy eorry. though net higher, expenae ac- letter, they are sometimes too D.C Catbolic Uaiveraity of ning hnt atonya understood; but eaten deliberately with tbe America 91RS). shall .distort (tbeae words] knowledge (bat It w u a day of General Confeision counts. severe, h when tbe Core tnter- Of Peace Tbe book to written tpedfi^ ivets the perhaps apocryphal Ibis booklet, cmitainlng pro against the institution of this abaUneDce. Nor to It necentry Review of Pest ally for those Chriitian ftmilJu story of the death of Voltaire. sacrament to tbe eutbortty to to mention that one hat mined ceedings of the 1960 Symposium A geaeral confeHioft to one in wboM annual tacooM falls with But u MonalgBor. Trodm com of the Institute of Ib m Amer preach the Gospel, let him be Hau on Sunday If one waa aeri- whkb -all tins told la prevtoui in the 18,000418,000 Iwacket ments, if tbe saintly priest con ican Studies, glvti much service anathema" ((ûifrll of Trent, ootly iO and coold not go to A confeastona, eltbar of oar srbola Tbe autber makes specific rec- fronted his ptrlthlooers so unable infonnaUoB about the reli- sees, xiv, can.). Man. life or d a pvt af oar life, art omaendatloDi about coDcrete, merciftdly irith tbe Ust things êas needs of Letln America. Other perma ibould not bt repented. SoMetimM it to neMa- everyday iliriMeni faced by of man, it w u only to fire them CXLAM, the Latin American Matter of Sacrament mentioned in confenioa unlen Miy te make a gsaeral eoofaa- Christian fta illM in this incoae the uore **»^*<»*y ta make tbe Bishops’ Council, and its work The remote matter of tbe sac it it necenaiT to iadkate tbe group. final ôice fas God. To read art well described by Jaime Fern- rament to made up of our sins ■ion. If a persen hat mode a tpedn of tin. Tbe (aulta Or tint bed I niiriMlmi. or aevenl of In a book of leu than 160 tbeae sermons to to experience sect. Tha work, actual or poten and the contrition, confession, of otben aboold not be men them, be moat repeat aU mortal pagta, tba roader gUa ceeape- tbe fire of lancUty. tial. of aoenlar institutes In tbe aod utiifaction (proxtonate) of tioned. Wben,it is ycenary to teot advice about aoeh tbinp u Tbe Cure d*Ara sermons are Sob them Ccmtlnent to preeentid the penitent, and its form is in sina committed aloce bit last refer to otben in eonfeniOD, good cmifeatioa, even though hs bit budget finiture, and appli good for two ctoues of pMple, particularly in the history of tbe the words of Absolution; ooly a their names mutt never be men hXk told them in previous coo- ancM, instaUment buytikg. in- tbeee ioebned to laxity and Company al St Paul. The op- priest or Bishop can administer tioned. lurance, food, dothing, health, periunities of the toy mission this sacrament. feasiou. complacence and those who. al U we cannot remember tbe and reereatloa, taxei, invest ary are shown. Special articles Sometimes it to advisable to ready well acquainted with lofty Before altering tbe confes exact number of our mortal ment social aeeitrity, and re are devoted to Brazil, Paraguay, make a general ctofaation, for tpiritf, want to imbibe one more. sional, we should prepare our tins, we should tell tba number tirement. Through tn easy, en But far those who want aod and Argentina. example, when a penoo to abeot selves for a good ConfcMion by as neariy u possible, or sty bow tartalniBg atyW we ate how need a syitematle introduction • to enter a different atats of life, taking sufficient time not only often we have committed the hmd-headed lofty ChrisUan liv to Jw Chrlst-Ufe la Sitoace With Deuotioai for Holy Commtui to examine our coosdeoce but, such at tbe married state, or tbe tins in a day, a week, a month, ing can be. (jod, by Rav. Banedict Baur.fioa, revised and arranged by especially, to excite in our priestbood, or tbe rdlgleai life. or a year. • • ♦ O.SB. (tame publiiher, $3.79), Rev. Hubert McEvoy, S.J. A perm sboold conaalt hli cso^* hearts sincere sorrow for our if we discover, after coofea- Semens of the (hwe af A n , to wennly comsKBded. (Springfield, 111., Templegate, sins and a firm purpose not to fettor before making a general tion, that we have unlntentioo- translated by Una Mcrrlsy, with It merita all the praise that $2^9), to ■ mllection of pray coafeHloa. commit them again. ally accused oaraalvu of more foreword by Lancelot Sheppard Father Ptodd Jordan, a famous ers coming from tbe beri Respect for tbe Mcrameot of A fta rnnfaminr ear tioi, we springs of Christian devotion. tins than wne committed, there (Chicago, Regnery, 94)- Intematlonal joumalist hu for Penance requirea aerihus prep should answer tnitkfnlly say As a young priest, St. John it It to simple enough for the After the Ordinary of the is no need to make aoy fur- aration for its reception. Rever tber mention of U. qoestioa the priest asks, eetic Vlanney laborioasly wrote out one who hu started the serious Hau, in Latin aod English, ence in church, a careful exam advice if wa fed that we need bis aermons before committing climb to perfection, snd pro there follow prayers, hymns, If we discover, after confea- ination of conactence, exciting any, listen carefully to tbe sffr- them to memory, although fre found enough tor one who to in readings, and thoughts taken tion, that we unintentionally sincere sorrow for our tins, and ibid instruetios and eounsd of quently ho did not complete tbe any stage of it from tbe great masters of omitted tome mortal aina, er patience, in awaiting one's turn tbe priest, and accept the pee- text At tbe time of Us eanoni The title is apt. Tbe book is a prayer in all ages and the great tailed to state tbe exact tpedet, to' approach the confessional anec be dam m. latiOD, tbeae early aermons werejcalm. collected appeal to lay devotions of the Church. Thirty or mentioned a smaller number are marks of respect for tbe sac- rediacovtred and uaed in tbe takla tbe coocerna of the world chapters containing aids to than were actually committed, ‘ IL t e eome reason, it wotid IrZment. examination of Us cause. First and meditate on what the life in preparatiw alteraste with u we masi mention tin fact in oiv be fa^MdUc er toe AfftooU published in France, this col- Christ demands Al tbe same many chapters firing thoughts- 0^^ We should begin our confes- next confestion. t e na to perform tba paniics lection it the first BnglM) trsns-'tiroe. (he author never iesveo-for thanksgiving. The book to of ision in this manner: Entering When we have committad aolghrea by the prieat, wu afiaald totion. the weaknesses of (hoM who ire-hiDdy pocket-eise, with flexible! I the confestiona], we kneel, and mntal sin since our last eoB-laak Mm to g te oa soma other The matter of these snmons in the world. In psrtgnph tfter'binding. , J making tbe sign of the enm we fettioD, we sboold confew oar penaoca. PAGE SIX— SMtion Tw» Olficc, 938 Sonnock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone K eyitone 4-4205 Thurtdoy, April 2T, 1960

Hiking Schedules

HENS Are Outlined (or 'iij- . "Tke flatik mtk a ^jeext Camp San Malo ACTIVITIES in ike ijeati VanvaX By James Cuneo ALL BANKING SERVICES For the past 45 years. Camp 9:00 A.M, 'TIL 6:00 K.M. San Malo has been nalionally famous as a hikinK camp. La.st 1534 California Street year 14 peaks in the Rocky Oppevie O vnvti Oty Ooodt Co. Mounlain National Park area rtOft’ Oroii't roswAAf* Cvvpo’iT’e.-’ were scaled by boys from the camp, six of which were over the 13.000-foot mark. Besides WALSH, GILL & SMITH the peak hikes, other trips were taken to the many scenic lakes Custom Tailored Clothes. . and glaciers of the area, and insurers weekly overnight hikes added Have your next suit made for you still more enjoyment to the from Use fabric you like. Have the campers' mountain vacation. details you would like! Get the fit Eat. 1864 you Like! . . . snug or loose, and Peter J. Walili, Monsignor R I r h a r d C. nave it made in Natural Ivy leagae, Manng1n$ Partner Hiester, the camp director. American Ambassador or Continental. 30S GUARANTY annooDced a new feature at The cost . . . starting at $85.00. San Malo. This Is the five-day lA N K BLDG. DENVER MA. 3-0186 pack trip, which will take Mack Johns Custom TailArs place Ang. 15-19 at the dose of the camping season. This 1S» Broadway k t . S4fSS hihe will be for a limited AURORA RAMBLER DEALER number of experienced hikers ----- MARKEL AUTO ------13 years old and over. Throughout the year, three- FOR THE nWEST CLEANIMG AatkerlMi f i a n t h M Sates 4 Service day hikes will be taken by a special group of more experi DISCUSS REGIS WEEK AND REPAIRING ••• HM DMi T m Wtfrt WhM V«D WMtf tt Ml Dm N « ir enced hiken. These trips were at the ToIIege's new fieldhouse on May 2. From IHS a«raM*r t r i e Ntorml A«t* C*. PAUL HORAN, JR., left, president of ORIENTAL and DOMESTIC RUGS begun last year under the di left to right are Horan; Dr. Louis k . Hall, Den rectlon of Neil Hewitt, who was the Student Senate at Regis College, Den ver, leads a discussion on planning various ver physician; the Rev. Fred Daly, SJ.. athletic NEW RUGS and CARPHS IIM IINCSTON \ Camp Grounds and terminates WE NEED USED PIANOS at Grand Lake, a distance of Student From Pueblo Is Recipient 2830 E. 3rd DK. 34640 er EA-. 8-6361 some 30 miles. Atae Wall to Wall Cleeaiaf l» iho Heme The boys are guided by semi Trade your eld pieRo or-player or grand on a nei^ narian counselors from St. Sptnat PtoM or a new' Admiral, Grundig or Pilot Thomas’ Seminary in Denver O f Notre Darrte Club's Scholarship Stereo. Best deal in town! and are divided into lodges ac cording to age. These lodges are Announcement was made thislbership in the National Honor of the main activities of the a^ tive Denver area Notre Dame further subdivided into groups week that Terry C. Pike of Society and the Superior and THE DKKR -niAT of eight to 10 boys under the Alumni Club. Scbolanhip funds Pueblo is this year's winner ofllalcnte^ Student.Program. His v e obtained through fund-rais care of a counselor. They sleep Joe Onofrio, 1332 Broadway the annual Denver Notre Dame leadership is reflected as stu MAIIE MILWAUKEE in large and tidy dormitories, ing activities, including the tpe- dent body president of the large and hearty appetites are satis Club's scholarship to the Uni cial train trip to a top Notre FAMOUS Centennial High School. He is fied three times each day by an versity of Notre Dame. The D'ame football game each fall. active in debate, student coun The other memben of the expert cooking ataff. award was announced by James cil, wrestling, baseball and is scbolartbip committee are Leon Reseryations and further in Sheehan and Tom Currigan, co- president of the parish Junior Archer, Dr. Edward Delebanty, formation may be obtained by chairmen of the club's scholar Hoiiicninkcr’s ; Holy Name Society. In addition, Thomas Gargan, James Cough writing the camp director, ship committee, who will pre be has worked throughout bis lin, and Carl Eiberger. Monaignor . Richard Hiester, sent it tonight at the 21st an high school yean to help finance MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. llcimrtmciit ; at 1561 Pennsylvania Street, nual 'Universal Notre Dame or by phoning MA. 3-0833. In- night celebration held in the , Reh«rt M. — Faal V. — 14. T. Murray ^ Polron/se These ReflaMe end Prfertr/ly Firmt * formatioii and reservations for junior ballroom of the new Den- 1U Y the five-day pack trip may ver-Hilton Hotel. be obtained by writing to Neil Terry is the son of Mr. and HewItL St. Thomas' Seminary,' Mrs. Marion Pike of Pueblo's GOLD CROSS PRODUCTS, INC. Cathedral Parish. His high 1306 S. Steele Street, Denver Gifu • Hardware • Paint P m r e er en (• the Celhalh C/etgf" 16. Colo. scholarship is reflected by mem- JANITOUAL 4 SANiTARy 8UPPUE8 Gliw • Toys 1481.1«4 Street — U l 4-8TIS sr CU 4-8598 Pipe Threading O e N V IR t CO LO KAOO K. of C. Council Sets Window Shades - Key Duplicating Scholarship Examination ripen ftiJey 4 Monday Ent. 32 Broadway PE. 3 2946 ENGLEWOOD t SATRIANO The fifth annual Catholic principal mutt be returned by BROTHERS High School Scholarfhip exami April 26. Heating Cempony nation sponsored by the Qoeen The winner will be chosen by of the Holy Roaary Knights -of the scholarship committee fnom ■mna nnrf hob J A N I T O R HESS JEWELRY^ OtMW A/M Columbus Council 3799 will be the top five scorers on the ex SERVICE Nm tiH fliwtt StUctlon »l AotbwM Lm m Owln held on Saturday morning, April amination on the basis of char CmH-c CaletM Swot P a n o w m P Air CMMttvriat * Rug ond Upholitory 30, it Eh30 B.m. in St. Mary Mag acter, need, and leadership quel • wiiii • iMitaias , k • orau • urs tits Shompooing dalene's School, 28th and Zeno- ities. The committee consists of • iiu sarruitis • the most in DRY CLEmiihg All Maho* Farhaaao bla, Denver. The Kholanhip Warreiv Finch, chairman, Steve • Conploto Houio _ siaMM lafoaaiwr — l■•tAll•d, Sorviaad provides up to $1$ iuclL Wagner, James Lammie, Fred (ouiPOM »llh hitntllk tiqht. aud Rapairod Clooning ward tuition costs for foiif years Patlridge, and Sam Rizzo. The Ino, G«fl< Scop*, tno M «ilH Colet GvIO* t*t. - a * Floor Woxing end to any Catholic high gthool In scl olarship is automatically re Terry Pike * Hooting a’ »i>PRAISALC • # Felithing the Denver metropolitan area. newed each year if the student-hj, college education. He plaiK foi cvllolOH prolKlIen. Aha. * Air Conditioning ^ * Wolli end Windows Catholic eighth grade students maintains a B average. |jg jtu(jy civil engineering at lor S««U oM uwrOKO coo>- There h a One Hour Martimzing * Shoot Motol Work o*olM . ^ Washed whose parents reside within the ■ ~ 1.Notre Dame. boundaries of St. Bernadette's, HESS JEWELRY Phono 8U 1-4491 EXPERT . DEPENDABLE Plant in Your Parish Prar Cheeiw te4 St. Mary Magdalene's, St. Ann's, -in lottweoO SI>oppir4 toMor- INSURED Platte Valley K n i g f i t s .annually to a deserving Catholic St. Joseph’s (Golden). Sts. Peter i s » w t it Coiioi I I. s -m i SSM Sooth ieoao CaS Vi for free kulmalti and Paul’s, and Our Lady of ANNUNaATION Praah Walan. Prop. >GL. S-6T94 aad CL 8-8269 Sponsor Retreat Day CATHEDRAL 8836 W. 441k Aaa. Fatima Parishes are eligible. A student, whether at present in a The Platte Valley Knights of| 226 E. 13lb Are. LOYOLA public or Catholic grade school, Columbus sponsored a day of! (Halt 1* F**«**4 Sapar IMl.) 31lh A Downing Bocon & Schramm Per (nr rvmodilloi who can show average scholar recollection for the men of the: SDCUS-LDUILOR Ikirold Gleavee, Mgr. In yovr hMiM Ft. Lupton and Platteville areas Frank E. Johaeoa, Mgr. ConpMlUoB Rooflna — ImM* er Ovt — ship and who is deserving of 1 5 4 -3 LARIMER ST.- 830 TTth ST. Tile Rnoflng consideration by his pastor, prin in in St. William's Church Ft.l Call Jock Reis cipal, or the scholarship com Lupton on Sunday, April 10. HOLY TRINITY Roof Repairing • AC. M4M mittee may qualify to take the Maryknoll Father Bernard OUR LADY OF FATIMA 4080 Brighioa filvd. Member Preeenutlon Perish examination. Application blanks from Elenver conducted the ex- AWARD Nurih Gale Sb»|iping 1490 Cacr Cn. 4-6SM are available from the various erciSH. Services began with a' O n ler pastors of the above parishes corporate Communion Mass at' 7j30 No. Federal Bill Flynn, Mgr. and from the Knights of Colum 9 o'clock -and continued until' ELDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY bus by calling BE. 7-2958. 3 p.m. The Altar and Rosary PLAQUES Ren Kiiaaka, Mgr. Blanks signed by the student’s Society served dinner at the con (S 4**ri S*. it farr Ft*4 MaiSan CUY M. ELDER 4 SONS clusion of the exercises. More BRCNZ-E TABL'ETS HOLY FAMILY HNS Union to Hold than 35 men were in attendance. Indusirial and Commercial Building: St. Annt's (Arvada) 38lli A Slieridan Its Vallejo Sl • Pfjirl 3 -n r - ^Westminster Meeting Arvada Square Julin I.4indrum, Mgr. The second quarterly meeiiqf. of the Archdiocesan Holy Name Luxury Travel at Low Cost... Sbupplng Genler Electrical Contracting & Repairing Union will be held in Holy JIM HOBBIE Trinity Parish Rati. Westmin ster. 7196 Julian Street. The MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD EARL J. STR0HMIN6ER Rev. Joseph A. Puhl will be ST.. ANTHONY AND CaIo. Rlvd. al Rvane ^ Electric Cempony beet. The meeting will be a(‘ 8 p.m. TEXAS ST. R^SE OF LIMA Ted .Martin, Mgr. Llceweed and Bended 1 Member NaUomal Electrical CohlrMtora Ajt’a. For the BK8T In Irving & W. Alameda T17B Stoat St. AC. 2-5733 Bob Abrabamsoo, Mgr. LAUNDRY STS. PETER AND PAUL'S COLORADO NOTRE DAME * & 7393 W. 41lh Ave. ALL SAINTS' ROSS HARDWARE DRY CLEANING I.ee O'Connor, Mgr. 1483 So. Slierlilan Open Nites Till 9 p m — Free Pofhirg Exquisite Dry Cleaning TEXAS A. L. Sher, Mgr. i,ti H. ,vr.330 Phone MAIn 3-I2KL ST. BERNADETTE AND En|ey Hia comfort and convonionco ST. MARY'S LITTLETON 25 ROUTES Vut" ST. MARY MAGDALENE of dopondoWo Zoghyr travol! U . 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Smut Peddler Crackdown Needed, Congressmen Told Washington.-* the Need Tor Legislation In­ in LEGISLATIVE

Smut Peddler Crackdown Needed, Congressmen Told Washington.-* the Need Tor Legislation In in LEGISLATIVE